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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-19
PUBLIC SALE.

q ID t4EO bN.I1Ito
On Wednesday the both Of March inst, at O'Clock pre-
cisey, at the Lian King Iare, late the residence OF
David Brinton, decd, great variety Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
such Beds bedding, tables chairs setees oonggas-
SEES &c. sc. Also Double Carriage and harness, Gig g.
harness. Stage and several sets Of sageharncss horses
cattle swine, variety of tamingutenss &c Atten
dance will be given, and conditions made known day
sale by .lL3RF BREAI'0W }
GLITTER BOWEN : ADMINISTERS
.4LL.4JN TH0.HSON }
Wilmington. March 10, 1892 19--2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-19
Printing & Bookbinding
JAMES WILSON,
Bookbinder, Bookseller & Stationer.
HAS A
Ruling Machine,

AT No los MARKET STREET,
Where he viii make BLINK COOKS for lEhera, .lEt-
Hltacyers .Nerchans, Baas, and PuJRc Cces, with or
without Feint lines Patent Spring Back, Russia Bands, &c
according to order pattern should be SENT correctly
ruled sheet Of the size the book ordered is to
be made. He presmes that the style in which books
viii be bound and old books rebound will not shrink from
comparison with any other binding done in Wilmington
or Philadelphia but give ample satisfaction and decided
preference TO lis work. a i4ai will test this opinion
PRTWTING-such as Pamphlets, Cards, IlaldbIls,
Circular Letters Bank checks, Blanks for Public Offices.
&c neatly and correctly executed, ON moderate terms.
Hihnineton, .lLtrch 70.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
less than three months four times for one dollar and TWEEN
~ cents for every subsequent sero longer ones IN pro-
nortion Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements are to be inserted or they
will be continued till forbid. Letters to the Edcr, to m
sure attention must be post paid
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-19
.qdvertising ~ Tie year.
NEW s. LAVE PUBLICATIONS.
Just received and Tor sale a.

Just received and for sale at
j. W11soNs BooKsronE ASH CIucuLAriSe LIBRARY,
No 1905, MARKET STREET;
The Solitary; or Mysterious Man of the Mountain 81 OOl
IAcon: or Many things in few words Iol
Geraldine or Modes Of faith and practice. Tale, ~
Mourning Ring, Simple Story by Mrs lnchbad sol
Kotzebues Narrative Of journey into Persia 5OI
Phillips Speeches, octave - u 2ol
Don Jnan Poem 49, ~
The Expedition of Orsea; and the Crimes OF ASulrre
Retreat Sketches from Nature wi
Confession of Faith with an elegant engraved
sturm's Reflections, 2 vols 00
Columbian Orator aol
American Speaker 0000I
Orator u wi
SEQUEL to do or Dialogues for Schools ~ DOL
Blair's Reading Exercises SUI
ightingae--Choice collection of Songs 75
Morsa,so {, ao,rranhy ] col
G ,UIsg " do 1ois. 8vo and atlas oo
Gummeres Surveying =. ....s ~
Jess do. 20
Bowditche's Navigator 90
Mackay's do. ~
History of America 90
History of Mexico, 3 vols. Svo with maps and ~
A Meiof Of the rise, progress, and present state Of
documents and Maps. by Joshua Glphl. ~ 70
Percy Anecdotes from No to ii inclusive, each ~ ~
Ten Years Exile of Mad. De Staei, w
Aiken's Memoirs Of the Court of Queen Elizabeth,
The Life of Mary, Queen of Scots, Q vols 8vo 90
Nien,orc of the lie of VIM Pitt 2yos 8vo 5 90
Italy, by Lady Morgan vols 8vo oO
Raymonds Political Economy, vol oVo ~
hnnais f the par;sh or the Chronicle of Dalmang, SO
Vaier;us. a roman Story 9 vols 9 90
TIN. C.v,I;er. j Romance 9 vols 9 %
The Privateer; Tale, 3 vols %
NIarcan Colonna; Italian Tale; with three Dram
attic Scenes and other Poems, o.
,rbe Sny., a Tale 9 vols 9 90
nayv,s Agricultural Chemistry, / q
Quarto and other BIBLES, various prices
Alsoslates of various sizes, slate and black lead pencils
red black Sealing wax, Gum elastic Crayos Ivory combs
Wed ewood and glass Inkstands, Ink of superior quail
ty WATERS Shaving boxes, Shoe Backing, Water colours
PATENT POLISHING POWDER for cleaning all kinds
of metallic substances. great variety of Plays, Farces
Comedies Dramas, Tragedies, &c. &c.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing under the Firm of
William Poole and Co., is by mutual consent dissolved,
since the 31st day of the 18th Month. 1921.
Those hssing any demands, will please present their
Sccounts to William Poole.
WILLIAM POOLE
JAMES CANDY.
JAMES CANDY Executors of
MERIT CANDY, Samuel Candy ir
Bssndywine, I'd mo- 9Th 1893 9-n
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-12

.,hlics. He wished to see re-
10 ne i,n the Committee of Foreign Re-
port I'm On this subject. Four years ago
lsasOss been in favor of rscogizing the
], ,a. as of some =. Of these govern.
i'a aat.. and he should like to know, from
psD's .'owittse. In what their situation
ibs VA "a when he was in minority Of
sHssI hat question, from what it was al
y ~ oomene. He was plain honest
iNl' plain one heknsw, and he hoped
p'p Most one-and he wished to have
40 . The committee plain and honest
you ',smeps of the facts on this Subject.
sa VIZ Question to refer the papers to a
";,tee of the whole was negative..
'o y thew were referred to the Committee
~ Foreign Relations.
% On the question to print the doeaments
!. Cook supported that motion. The
- .r. he said, had close bearing on
n subject, and were from official sour
W Not having himself that intuitive
sssa~.wledye of the subject which some
.atlstnen seemed to possess, he wished
-. documents to be printed, that he
.D;sbt have so opportunity of examining
,hsT.
The Message and documents were
b,ib ordered to be printed. The quss-
too was stated on printing 5000 copies
of,hs Message-when
On motion of MIR. Taylsr, Cat o'clock
Marty the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-12
Public Sale.

On FRIDAY NEXT. {i5th insf,)
A T l0o'cIock, p NJ. will be sold az
Y The market square for ready money,
likely NEGRO BOY Tor term Of years
Title unqnestionabIs.
march IL 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-12
MARINE LIST,
COPIED FROM THE =
READING ROOM BOOKS.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, MARCH ~. !
ARRIVED.
schr. Naomi, Lord, seven days from
New York. full freight to merchants
Of the district.
Brig Eliza. Griffith, IA days from
Falmouth, n. III. ballast & hay to w.
YeatoD.
schr. Moses, Perkins. l6 days from
SEQ, cargo lumber, to VIM. Fowie &
Co.
SAILED.
Ship Potomac, Bradford, Gibraltar.
ARRIVED.
March IL. Schr. Nabsco, Bassett from
hluysnt; schr. Dart, from Paiuxen,; schr.
Nary Ann from Pomonky; and schI Mliiy
ton Baltimore. with tohaccotoA. Z Gaze
move &Co. w. Fowle &Co. and John II
Ladd &Co,
Schr. Mary Spear, Perry, from Tho
nsston, cargo lime to J. II. Laid & 60
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Collection Office.

Collection Office.
N most Of the popular places in the U.
i States, j H. RUNNELLS is now en-
abled to collect
Bills Of Eachange, q
for reasonable compensation, and alss
can furnish Bills to any amount.
Besides the above business, r. will de-
vote the usual attention in buying and sell
ling Bank Bills.
o. Gentlemen at distance wishing
Bills collected, can have them faithfully
attended to, by addressing line by mail.
Lottery affairs.
RUNNELLS has constantly on hand
Tickets IN q variety OF numbers, in most of
the Lotteries in the Union, viz:-Ihe
Grand National Lottery, 5th class, highest
prize pIOO,OO0, Tickets DIS; Washing.
ton Monument Lotfery,highest prize D30,-
QUO, Tickets only DIo; New York Liter
AZURE sixth class, highest prize p3O,UOO;
Tickets IA dollars, &c &c.
The Managers Official List OF the draw.
ing of The above lotteries regularly receive
ed snd registered, and all information Civ
en- gratis
Apply at
j. III. RUNNELLS
LOTTERY Exchange & Collection Office.
King street, Jaierandria
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-12
SALES By AUCTION.
This DRY
Public Sale.
On TLesddd at 10 O'Clock,

On TLesddy at 10 O'Clock,
WZlLL be sold at the Auction Store .
w variety OF goods. among which ere
E A large quantity OF queensware in lots
to suit purchasers, without re.erve.
Such as dishes & plates, d,ifsient size .,
Cups and sancers, variety
Mugs 4 pitchers, Tea-pots. & tureens,
butter boats and gravy dishes, Salts and
peppers, &c.
ALSO-Sugar MoIasses, home made
dipt candles, Rum Brandy Malaga Wine.
Port do. Vinegar, and cordial.
Furniture. such as sideboards, bedsteads
common tables, bureaus. secretaries. &c. s.
ALSO, case mems shoes. ! bale cloths
! case cut do and csssineres, threads, silks
cottons. &c. ALSO. case blesched shirt
ings. very superior quality. ALSO, / to-
bacco engine.
Will be added to this days sale, without
reserve;
boxes Chocolate
do Mustard
s A. MARSTELLER, AUG.
march l2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-12
For New York.

as1 THE elegant Coppered Ship
JyW ULYSSES, Am. Rose. master,
will ssil'in all next week, and will take
freight on very moderate terms, if i'm.
mediate application is made to the mas
ter on board, ortc
VIM. FOWLE & Go.
arch. g
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-12

Package Sale in Baltamore.
| On WEDNESDAY the 18th of March,
at 8 o'clock. a, the Auction Store, No. I96
Market street,
l7s Packages Spring Goods,
comprising choice and valuable a.sorf-
menf Of the following artic es:
Marseilles quilts anc c0uDterpanes
Turkey red bandannas
Rhodes black f. cold figured bombaxek
Rhodes plain & twilled black bombaxes
Furniture and cambria dimity
1873 Ga striped and checked. corded and
plain ginghams
GA jsconet robes
Jaconet Cfatats
GA T. SO cambria iaconets
GA satin stripe muslins
Chinz shawls
GA check and stripe fancy muslins
Lilac. blue, black 4 pink stripe avrsntirss
Fancy madras hdkfs
Barilia cords
laconet lappets
White jean
Carlisle einghams
Steam loom .hirtnss
Super cambria, fancy print and plate eai
coes
Valencias
Cloth and cassimeres
Book muslins 6 T. 9-8
Britannias
Colored cambrics, cashmere shaw6
Blue, olive, snixed and drab cotton. cast
meres
Domestic plaids and stripes
Do shirtings and sheetings
DO cazinetts
"A and s Irish linens, brown hollands
8 lawns. 5-4 sheetings
Cotton hosiery and braces
Caroline plaids, scotch sbsstings
67 Cases Canton Goods.
CONSISTING OF
Black and coloreG grapes black sarsnet
a. twiled and fringed silk hdkfs
Sewing silks, Nankeens, foIsntines
Mixed lustrings.
The above goods are al1 OF recent import
fston, having been received by The late AZ
rivals in New York, and will be sold on a
credit OF months
A. B MURRAY 500.
march
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so bushels Clover Seed,

rs bbls prime whiskey years old,
60 casks cut nails and brads,
For sale by JOHN ROBERTS.
march III 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-12

~ For Freight,
~ The good schr MARY SPEAR,
49, Robert Perry master: burthen
-, ~ 100 bbls. and will be ready to LOAD IN
'F" days Apply to
M, J. Il. LADD 4 Co.
'rao have for sale on board said vessel,
'oS cs'ks fresh Thomaslon lime
81 lumber
Also on board schooner Mary,
~ Tons plaster march l2
oranges, Lemons, &c.
| NDSAY & HILL have just received
- ana offer for sale,
20 boxes oranges and lemons,
Il oaies cotton ya:a;
40 boxes meuld & dipt candles.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-12

For Bermuda,
In, The brig DOVE, G. P. Johnston.
$50. master, will sail in few days and
can lake loo barrels on freight--for which
or passage, apply 10
For Providence,
~SM> The good schooner TlMOLEON
S8E Harding, master, has room Tor zoo
barrels-for freight of which apply as a.
bove. Sd NOS st
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Picked Up,

n IIckeu up,
s M me 9TH inst. on the River Potomac
l. s o Alexandria, a smallSCOW, which
,r.'ner can have on paying for this ad-
uen', and small sum TO the finder.
lo, JOHN B. PHILIPS
n et end OF Volt Stgt. near the Brew
March IL, 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-12

ON WEDNESDAY EVENING at o.
" clock, will be sold at the Auction
Store.
Ist 4. Cd quality knives T. forks, sup.
Pen g. Pocket knives, on cards-do by the
dozen, fancy Snuff Boxes, dressing CAGES.
looking gla sses pocket books. &c. &c.
s. A. MARSTELLER, aus
march II ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26

Turkey be roasted by the fire of liberty, and be well
busted by Greece"
NEW COURTS OF LAW, WESTMINSTER HALL
l his venerable fabric is now completely despoil-
ed OF all the trophies Of the Coronation, which were
sold by lord Gwyder, great chamberlain of Eng
land Sone OF the decorations fetched high prices,
as memorials OF the event IN which they had been
used Westminster Hall is now open as formerly,
butihe repairs are still carried on The law courts
ale not TO be restored within the Hall which, with
the exception oil the ssitcases on each side of
The Hall gate, will now be left entirely clear The
arrangements for the erection o. the new law courts
nave al eady commenced. They will be raised on
spaces now unoct upied, to be cleared In line
with the stone buildings facing Henry Wis chapel
aud st MSrgaret's church. The occupiers of Oil.
ver's aud the Exchequer Coffeehouses, OF the large
wine cellars and Of some portions OF the apartments
In the stone buildings, have already been served by
the board OF works with n tees TO quit as early as
possible. The plans of the lae Mr. Wyart have
been partially followed, but the whole are arranged
and revised by and under the direction of MIR Soane
the architect who is attached to the board OF works
Mr. Soane's plans have frequently been under the
consideration of the lords OF the treasury, assisted
10y the advice Of the several Judges, &c.
The DESIGN is to erect four additional courts, viz.
Tor the lord cha cellor, the kings bench Judges and
for the justification of bail; the whole to lie in line
with the present courts of common pleas and ex-
chequer, Without the western wall of the Hall, bu
having entrances leading from Westminster Hall,
as well as from the open street, before the stone
buildings. These alterations are TO be begun. after
the conclusion OF the present term and the nisi
prius sittngs by which it will be followed; in the
meantime The requisite clearances will be made,-
such as getting out various occupants, sc, where
the preparations will not interfere with the proceed
ings in the existing courts, and the comfort Of the
Judges. The exterior fronting of St Margarets
church will be finished so as to correspond and be
uniform with the stone buildings already erected,-
and the range Of buildings will terminate on the pre-
sent settle OF divers coffee house.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MARCH, 20-Mr Newton Of Va called for the
consideration OF bill to extend the limits of the
port OF entrV and delivery for the district Of Phila-
delphia; and the house having agreed to consider
the same, Il was ordered to be engrossed for third
reading.
Mr. Woodcock called for The consideration Of thu
resolution fixing period for adjournment. A
short debate took place OH the subject, which ter-
inmate in pnstponement of further consideration
10 the second Monday in April.
An engrossed bill granting certain privileges to
steam ships and vessels owned by Incorporated com.
panies, was read third time and passed, and sent
TO the Senate for concurrence.
The House resolved itself into committee of
the whole on the state of the Union, on the bill
authorizing the Secretary oil the Treasury to ex-
change stock bearing an interest of per cent for
certain stocks bearing an interest Of six and
per cent. Considerable debate ensued which con-
unued until the hour of adj nurnment--whe the
Committee rose reported progress, and the house
adjourned.
MARCH, 91-An engrossed bill to fix the limits
OF the port OF entry and delivery for the district of
Philadelphia was read third time and passed.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
The House then resumed the consideration of the
unfinished business Of yesterday (lhe bill author-
zing the Secretary Of the Treasury to exchange
certain stocks J Mr. Lathrop in the chair--A long
debate took place, but without getting through the
bill the House adjourned
MARCH. 22--Sevcra private bills were disposed
ot' and the House resumed the consideration of the
BILL authorizing the exchange of Stocks the ques-
ton was taken on ordering the bill to be engrossed
I'd read third time and was negahUed. The house
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26

DIED, at fhiIa,eIphIa, the 18th inst. ISRAEL
ISRAEL, aged II years.
DIED, IN Montreal, Mr. William Gray, proprietor
oil the Montreal Herald, aged 55, native of Aber-
deem, Scotland.
DIED. at Chambersburg, Penn. on Saturday, the
9th, Mrs Catharine Carla, aged hundred e nine
years eight months and t7venty eight days.
DIED, at Otley, (Eng.l in consequence of a NOR
iiicatlon, aged SO, Samuel Moody of that place,
shoe maker The deceased had recently been the
subject ola very extraordinary phenomenon. For
some time he had been afflicted with extreme pain
in his left leg. in consequence OF strain, and
about two months ago leg separated above the
ANGLE with report like that OF pistol and fell
completely from the body.
Drowned (suicide) in Canterbury Connecticut,
on 10th inst, Miss Mary Hutchens, aged about %
years victim to the arts OF an unprincipied Sc
ductr.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26
ARTIFICIAL TEETH-

Many persons suffer for the of teeth under an idea
that teeth cannot be fixed in the mouth pain or so
firm to be servceabe.- will undertake to fix teeth in
the mouth in almost every instance without pain--Teeth
nth the enamel and so firm that they be removed
without the aid of an instrumental the teeth furnish are
not found seryceabe, and give every satisfaction after
a fair trial the money will be returned.
In almost every instance the front teeth in the upper
jaw destroyed by pressure-hey rOve teselves IN
variety Of T0ayS- many ways laid down save them
but all mean the same-gispng them groV at the bro
per Hne-gNnS teeth room to grow by fling or in any
other way never injured single tootl-Ths great and
important truth have many times laid before the Phila-
dephlans during the last five years, and can con-
tradict it. b. WILLIAMS Dentist
22-f No. 70 Sabley Street, near The Post once
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CONG u Z S S.
IN SENATE,

MARCH, 90-After the transaction of some bu-
sincss ola private nature he Senate went into con
sideratIon of executive business.
MAncH. 2l-- he Senate was occupied with a
,rita'e bll ioI considerable time. They then went
nto the consideration of executive business.
MARCH, 22-Several bills were read second
tme and referred to Committees. The Senate
again into the consideration ofex4cutive bust
oess, and 50 continued until past O'clock when
they adjourned to Monday.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26

On the 18th instant, the republican members OF
the New York legislature, opposed to De Witt Cln-
ton, met in caucus to nominate candidates for gov
ernor and lieutenant governor THE nomination
of Joseph c. Yates esq as governor, and general
Erasmus Root as lieutenant governor, were sane.
toned. The election will doubtless be warmly CON.
tested.
The Naval Court Martial for the trial of captain
Shaw, assembled on board the independence, and
was organized on Wednesday, the Goth inst. Capt.
Shaw made the general answer Of Not Guilty, to all
The charges The trial. it is supposed, will be pro-.
tracted for several weeks.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26
CCOMMUNICATED.T

Mr. Wefnwag Of Pennsylvania, the architect oil
the beautiful wooden arch bridge the Schuyl-l
kill upper Terry, has .hIs day Saturday 25d) agreed
10 erect arch bridge over the Brandywine, forI
1890; to be rendered passable in ten weeks from
this time.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all persons indebted to me in Bond
Note Book accounts TO forward and discharge the
same; otherwise, shall be under the necessity Of
peing payment by putting the in suit, without fur
Their notice The subscriber having taken his son into par
nershp, will in future conduct the business under the firm
of Martin Kennedy and Son. MARTIN kennedy
March "a 22-4t
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FOR SALE CHEAP,

The time of stout hearty Black Boy, between five and six
wears ofase to till eight and tweay he will be sold
very low to close the concerns of an Estate
Enquire of JACOB FAIRS; or
JAMES STEWART Jr.
Atlmrs of James Mites deed.
Penca Tor Hundred March Goth, 1922 22-4.p
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DP The members OF the Episcopal church are
requested to meet at Martins school room on Fri
dav evening at half past O'Clock
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-26
The time of a Black Girl will be

disposed vfupon reasonable termsaged 10 years. to
until she becomes IS years oldhealhy and actve-For
particulars apply to the printer.
25th March. e2-4t
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Nmertrai1 IlDattt)nlatl.
WILMINGTON, &c MARCH, 1899.

Frown indignantly upon the danng attempt ALLEVIATE
one portion OF the Union from another" WASHINGTON.
sP TWO APPRENTICES to the Printing
Business are wanted at this Office Immediately.
-. Fitz Eusace reached too late hour for in
sertion to-day,-it will meet attention in next.
The lavors Of our advertising friends have Obliged
to omit variety Of articles intended for this day.
paper ;--among others the report of the Committee
on Foreign Affairs lit is our intention to lay it
before our readers in our next.
An octave volume of $50 pages has been publish
ed in Boston, entitled " Europe, Or general survey
OF the present situation of the principal powers,
with conjectures on their future prospects," The
author announced is Alexander H. Everett, esq.
brother Of professor Everett, editor of the North
american Review.
Solomon Southwick esq, late postmaster at AL
,any, is recommended in we'll written pamphlet
rs candidate for governor of the state of N. York
Shqd, have already made their appearance in N !
York and Philadelphia markets. |
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10 be Sold at Private Sale,

. DC SUIU at IIVdlt DdIC,
Or let for a term Of years, TILT MILL with strong
water power suitable for Cotton factory other works,
with about eight Of land, convenient dwelling house
stblg, and other buildings 1t is situated i'll East
Bradford, Chester County, Penn. q miles west from
West Chester, the Srasburg road leading from West
Chester Lancaster. For further information &c apply
the subscriber the premises Possession first of April,
or any time during the Spring or Summer
March 2jth. 1922. 22-.9tp JOSEPH BuFFINGTON.