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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12
ANNAPOLIS, Nov. z.
AN IN IA OAASO1
SOUTH RIVER BRIDGE.

We congratulate the public upon the completion
of the bridge lately erecting across South River,
about FIVE miles from this city. The convenience,
safety and saving OF time, presented to travellers by
this improvement, make it work of real utility.
We have learned from capable judges, tina, it is
substantially and faithfully built, aud reflects credit
uDon the builder
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12

Ia this state Of comfortable repose, he was discover
ed an hour or two afterwards, and through the hands
OF Waterman, sent ON his way to Brdewell, where,
after examination, he was safely lodged on Monday
morning.--.N. I. ConS .9dv.
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HYDROPHOBIA.-Wea ar,

HYDROPHOBIA.--We are informed that on
Tuesday morning dog belonging to Mr.. II.
Winters residing in the northwestern part Of the
city, became affected with hydrophobia, and that
he bit four children-three belonging to the owner
of the dog, and the fourth child OF MIR. w Hol-
land. The wounds were severe, but they were
rendered still more serious in consequence Of the
state OF the animal. The afflicted parents mmedia-
tely applied for medical aid which it is hoped will
prevent the wounds from communicating their dread
iul nature TO the general system of the children,
But. american.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12

A minute and laborious examination has been
had before his honor Judge Halowell, relative to
alledged conspiracy to detraud the Bank of the Nor
thern Liberties. 1t closed last evening; when his
honor ordered the parties enter BAIL in the whole
amounting to $4,000 dollars.--PhI. GaS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12

A stage was upset in Ohio, and the driver and Sc.
veral passengers badly bruised. A singular circum
stance attending the accident was, that one of the
passengers, woman, was in pursuit of her hus-
band, who had eloped from her, and the stage hav-
ing just overtaken him, travelling on foot, when the
accident occurred, he was the first to help her up
when thrown on the road.--N. L. finer.
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CT Our subscribers viii be Immediately waited on with
their bills and as they consist Of very small sums EACH
there will be the less for nonpayment or requiring
us to call again." which Will be in our power to do
except by proxy land wish to "manage our own
affairs IN our own way" hope that shin the WISE
(hey are all wise who subscribe and Pug for the Watch.
man) will be sufficient"
We should be greatly obliged if those indebted for SUBJ
scrptions for the Watchman for advertising would in
the mean time, call and pay their respective bills and
us the time which must necessarily be expended in the
collection Of SO many small debts.
NOTICE-Afer this date, advertisements not paid for
when left for insertion in the Wachnan, win be charged
at the rate of S1.25 for every 10 lines Advertisements
from persons not residing within the limits of the Borough.
must be accompanied with the cash. reference
one in town who viii pay the cost Of the when the
bill is presented.
HEADING ROOM.-A number Of the citizens of this
Borough met in pursuance of the notice gwen but owing
to the unvoabe weather and there being several other
meetings in town, there enough assembled to
rant them ill taking any decisive sepsit therefore
RESOLVED that the meeting ourn to meet again Tues
day evening next the 18th inst at o'clock Mr.. Smiths
In and that general attendance Of the inhabitants favor
able the establishment Of Reading Room be requested.
Wilmington, Nov. 9TH, 1922.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12

The Planters Bank at Savannah was entered, i.
was supposed by false keys, the 18th ut and $50
dollars taken from the drawers, the vault not being
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12

DlED-At New Orleans, of yellow fever, Miss CARO-
LINE BENNETT, daughter of Major Caleb p. Bennett, Of
this Borough.
On board the Brig SIorgana, of yellow fever, her
passage from Havana to this Port, Mr.. THOMAS F.
DoWNES eldest of Mrs. Downes near Red Lon Del.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12

The proprletors of one tenth Of the capital stock
Of the Junatta Bank of Pennsylvania, have adver-
tised general meeting of the stockholders, to be
held In the banking house at L4ewistown, on the
third Monday OF the present month, Tor the pur-
pose oil adopting measures to close the concerns Of
the insttution.--C Commonwealth.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12

Georgia Congressional Election--IsM Congress,
Forsyth, Tattnal, Abbott, Thompson, Cobb,
Cary, Cuthbert.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8

HILHUHLFHIA AZ 1NWF' o.
FIRE About 10 O'Clock last night fire was
discovered in the lower apartment of house in
Front few doors above Race street. Its timely
discovery, by the Waterman, was probably the
means OF saving The lives of the tenants the up
per rooms as well as preventing an extensive con-
flagration. -GaS.
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Fre1 indignantly the first dswnhng attempt aenate
one portion OF the Union from another" WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12

Productions Of UMissouri.-Among the staple
productions of this state we find enumerated tobac.
co, wheat hemp, cotton, iron salt, fur, pork, beef
fruit, and vegetables. Two steam-mills are build
ing at St Louis, for the manufacture Of -four for the
N. Orleans market. Freight to St. Louis, from N
York, by steamboats,, is only q cts. per h.
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From the Federal Republican and Baltimore Telegraph.
MANUFACTURERS OF BALTIMORE.

Nos.
The subject which we have selected for this num-
Der is the extensive steam Flour Mill owned BY
those well known artists, Messrs Him. Barker &
Son. The mill is situated at the lower end of McEI
derry's Dock where vessels, drawing ten feet Of
water, alongside. The wheat is disc harp.
ed from the vessels into hopper and trunk, at the
edge OF the wharf; inside Of the trunk is double
screw, which carries the wheat to the elevator and
by this means the owners vast amount which
they would otherwise be obliged to pay for manual
labor. The elevator conveys the wheat into the
garner, and from thence il is carried to the screen;
alter which it comes under other machinery, aid
proceeds until is discharged flour into the bolt
ing chest. The flour is then packed and stored in
a spacious apartment allotted for that purpose.
This establishment fronts II feet on the wharf,
has depth of So Feet has six stories and is 76 fee,
in height. The machinery for working the mill il
all on the ground floor, and runs four pair of burrS
OF feet 10 inches diameer-all of which, together
with the necessary machinery, are put into opera
ton, by engine whose steam cylinder is 81 inches
in diameer--,he length of stroke is six feet.
ihls establishment makes one hundred and forty
six barrels of -four in 81 hours, and can make one
hundred and fifty in the same space of time, proyi-
ded the wheat is good and free from garlic.
The cost OF this mill was about forty three thous
and dollars; and what tends very much to the ere
dit oil the spirited propretors, is the fact that all the
machinery, all the castings and heavy work attach.
ed TO it, have been cast by themselves their ex
tensive founderes, of which We shall give descrip-
tons hereafter.
But in closing this number, we will merely state
that these enterprising gentlemen have conducted
an extensive iron foundery for upwards of year;
in this city; and they have brought it to such per
lection that they enabled to furnish any and eve
Try kind of castings, from the heaviest steam appa-
raus down to the finest castings for cotton and
woollen manufactures.
Messrs. Barker & Son have politely agreed to
give US an opportunity of viewing their iron ioun.
deries, and the result of our examination will form
the subject OF another number which we are per-
suaded will be as interesting to the public as it is
known to be credltabie to the perseyering proprie-
tors.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12

Three splendid churches were burnt by accident,
in differen, cities in the course of the same week
viz. the Cathedrals of Rouen and Ghent and the
Lutheran Church of Amster dam The latter was
erected l67l-1676. The dome was built on the
model OF that OF St. Peters at Rome and was COW
cred with plates of copper, brought from Sweden
duty free by permission OF King Charles XI.-Bos.
ton Daily .ldveniSer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-11-12

The Bread Fruit Tree has been introduced into
Cuba within few years past, and found to thrive
well in that island. Some OF the nuts or seed is
brought to Charleston, where it is thought, on the
sea-coast of South Carolina the tree would find a
congenial soil and climate.
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Il PHILADELPHIA City Loan.--The loan of Se5 90
advertised for BY the Mayor, his been taken at
premium OF dollars and one cent in the hundre
dollars. Two hundred and ninety-six thousan
dollars we're offered.
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| The Fisheries.-Arrived at Marblehead on Nor
day the 28th ut. four schooners from the Straits
Bellisle, with 97,000-80, 0OO-- e8, o0O--and Sc
1000 fish. In all 30l 900.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-10-31

been sos,e days ID this sity. left it on Sa-
turday, on a tour OF duty tolbe East.
Edward Coles, Esq. Governor elect OF
the state OF Illinois, is at present on visit
10 this city, OF which he was formerly re-
sident.
Two vacant Clerkships have recently
been filled in the Department OF State.
The gentlemen who have received these
appointments, are F. l.. Smith of Virgin
la, and John Martin Baker, who has been
IN the employ OF the Government as Con-
sui abroad, &C. for many years.
The U. 5. schr. Revenge, Lieut.. Ham
mersley, arrived at Savannah from st.
Augustine, on the 9Th inst.
The Governor Of The Territory OF Flor
ida, we hear, passed through Claiborne.
Alab. on bis way to Kentucky, about the
Cd inst.
Isaac Fl. Williamson is reelected TO be
Governor of tie state of New Jersey for
the ensuing year. lNat. Int.
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and yesterday I walked all the way from
tCheiseas watch very much iatigued me,
as your worship may suppose; and being
/ ifatigued, Iwentm Mr. Ciancey's, tori
bad always understood Mr. Clancy to be
a nice sort ola a,an and pray Mr.. Clan-
cey. said |, would you have the good
ness 10 make me sixpenn' orth OF brandy
and water, warm, with little sugar in
Int ?" :" No mem, said he, il is not in
my power 10 make slxpenn 'orth Of brandy
and water--tbe doos,es are SO high; but
you may have elghtpenn'crlb. Very
well, says |, it's quite kimmytsral; make
me eightpenn 'orth." "With that, your
wol ship. he made me very nice glass of
brandy ard water; and sal myself down
to take it by little and little, for Pm not a
person CHATS given to take my liquor by
Jumps; pul | had scarcely wetted my
lips when he took very improper lIber-
ty-such liberty, your worship, as suf-
fers no man 10 take with me, be lie whom
soever he may and Mr.. Clancy, says /,
/ shouldn't have thought it from such fel.
lur as you | might have said some-
tning else, your worship, but that's neith-
er heIe nor there, Mr.. Clancy, without
saying another word. good, bad or ndil-
ferent, had the goodness to come out OF
his bar, and, lurning my two hands be-
hind my back, he Conducted me out OF the
house, and had the goodness 10 fling me
down on the hard pavement; by which
purffle behaviour my eye WAS BACKED, as
you see. and my dress, worth at least i've
pounds, completely renollished "
MIR Timothy Clancy, mine host OF the
Robin Hood. in his defence, said, Mrs.
Roebuck, whilst drinking her brandy and
water, abused his wife so grossly, that he
firmly, but civiIiy, desired her to leave the
house but he had no sooner done, than
she flung the goblet she was drinking from
in his face. The goblet struck him iuil on
the nose, by which 1t was shivered 20 pie
ces, and his nose and lace sadly cut. In
proof of these premises, he pointed to the
black silk patches winch almost covered
his countenance, and produced the broken
goblet. 81 thea, and not I'LL them" sand
he, laid hands upon Mrs. Roebuck. and
thrust her out of my hou.e--and tina,
assure your worship, was the only liberty
took with her"
Mrs. Roebuck, did not attempt to rebuff
this statement, and the warrant was dis
charged.
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oct 90
The following Sale as postponed
to .Sdf,gddu. Cd Noy. meet

DY virtue of deed of trust ,ro VIM,
ID II Hampton and Mary Hampton 10
me, bearing date 18th January, 1890, and
recorded in the Office of the county court OF
Fauquier, at Rockhill the late residence
of the said Hampton, on Saturday the "a
day OF next November.i shall proceed tosell
at public auction for cash. three tracts of
land. situated iD the county OF FauqUier
one containing 939 acres. 3 roods, and 3
poles; another I73 acres, | rood, end 90
poles; and the third $40 acres, the boun-
daries of which are mentioned in The said
deed The sale will be made 10 satisfy
debt due to John Lloyd, of Alexandra; up
on the payment Of the purchase money.
the subscriber will convey such title as he
hath under the deed of trust aforesaid.
INMAN HORNER, Trustee.
aug II ia
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yNe1v York, Oct. 81
LATEST FROM LONDON.

By the ship Vermont, Curtis, SO Gays
from Liverpool, we have received a Lon
don paper OF the 10th ult. one day iater
than by the Dido, arrived at Phlladeiphia'
Ii contains nothing of interest.
Mr. Canning had commenced the duties
Of the Foreign Office 1t was stated that
the Marquis OF Hastings would continue
Governor General OF Calcutta.
The trial OF Gen. Elio was closed at Va
lencia on the s8,h August. He made bis
own defence. The Council was unani-
NOUS in voting the punishment of death.
Ii is said the Congress OF Sovereigns DO
notsinlend 10 interfere with the govern
ment of Spain.
Major General Winisld Scott. " ho had
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80 MARINE hisl, aszs1
PORT OF Ill Il 4 Il NDRIA
.oFlED FROM THE READING-aoo COOKS
ARRlYED-oCr. 81

ARRIvED-oCr. 80.
Schr. Hiram, Gibbs, New Bedford DIS;
oil, potatoes, cordage, Glauber salts and
Jersey Wagons to John 5 Miller, Phineas
Janney y the master. Lett below brig
Leyant OF Gloucester and two topsail schrs !.
Brig Hebe, Dyer. from hence, at Ma
deira, Sept. IA, 10 sail in five or SIX days
for this port.
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Hemp, Duck and sheeting.
IA tons Russia hemp
. y 6 bales do sbeetings
80 bolts DO duck
bales ravens do
6 tierces spermaceti oil
lust received ana for sale by
PHINEAS JANNEY,
Who has in store and offers fer sale
$50 tons Swedes bar iron
l2 casks Russia tallow :.
40 boxes Rodman's sperm. candles
cases Canton grapes
Do Nankin dresses & blk eha"ia
2 trunks Cambrics and DImltles
cases Water Proof patent hats
kegs Nutmegs
White lead, Spanish brown, cromic
yellow, aqua FORTS, vitriolic ether, cut
nails and brads.
10Th mo 81 "
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CHARLES BENNETT,

CHARLES BENNETT,
T1AS received and offers for sale, her
l. ring and shad, seine twine OF the lst
quality, superGne and fine patent SHOE
THREAD.
Ingram Csrpeting,
Rose and striped blankets
Flag bandanno handkerchieis
London and common pins
Irish linens and sbeetings
Table g. toweling Diapers & damasks
Russia sheetings, Burlaps
Superfine blue and Extra
Black Cloths, : QUALITY
London toilanette vesting
Gentlemens' doeskin & beaver gloves,
&c. sc.
And by first arrival from New York,
he will receive variety OF
GARDEN SEEDS.
oct 90 law6w
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: Trustees Sale.

ON Saturday the 18th day OF next month,
~ the subscriber vii offer al public sale,
ut the .4lea''a Reading Room,
a vacant lot ofground on the south side OF
Prince.street "a feet to the westw ard of
Prtt-street in froEt on Prince street %
feet in depth 100 feet to 8 feet alley.
81 dollars OF the purchase money will be
required in hand;-on the residue credit
of and y'ars will be allowed. The
deferred payments to be satisfactorily Sc.
cured
The above sale i'll be made at Sos
clock, P M under Deed OF Trust from
S Porter and others to me tor he use ct
The Bank of Alexandra
r. |. TAYLOR
oct 90 #
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Education
wRITlra, MERCANTILE AND MATHEMATICAL

WRITlrG, MERCANTILE AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL.
YNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
i citizens of Alexandria and its viclni-
ty. that he has opened a select day and
evening school, IN Prince street, between
Washington and Columbus streets, where
he purposes the instruction of youth OF
both sexes, in the various branches Of
English Education.
He feels an assurance, from long course
of experience in teaching, and the oppor-
tunites had OF acquiring the most appro-
we'd methods of communicating nstruc.
tons, that his exertions will be found sa-
tistactory to parents and guardians, who
NAV please to honor him with their conf
dence. An early application is recommen-
ded as the number OF pupils will be lImi-
ted. Terms oftuition may be known by
applying at the SCHOOL ROOM.
English Gyommer fought in "a days; price only
Dollars.
By virtue OF new system entitled
"Grammer 'Simplyfed," which is recon-
menGed BY the professors OF all our prInci'
pal Colleges, and by many other literary
men OF the day, as being decidedly pre-
eminent, in point OF utility, to all others
extant.
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully
invited to this study. Two classes may
be attended to; the one, an early morning
class and the other at the most suitable
time, SO as not to interfere with other call
iDgs. IHOMAo ~" -.
oct 81 81
JOB PRINTING
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Notice.

NNHE subscriber informs bis old custom
/ ers and Others. that he has finished
his work on the Maryland side and rslurn-
ed home; and is DOW ready 10 undertake
work in bis line OF business on accommo.
dating terms. 1 have few hundred
WindozU Sash, s by 40,
made of good materials to fl different sir
aed windows; also, some good
Pannel Doors.
Apply 10 Wan. STEW ART,.
Wolf st. near the Presbyterian Church,
nc, % II
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th November
Onext at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. will be
sold for cash at the house OF Isaac Entw!f
sic, Jr on King street, variety OF
Household e Kichen Furnl-
ture, Gc.
The sale will take place by virtue Of a
deed of trust for the benefit OF Edward
Lloyd. by order Of the trustees.
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct-
oct 2e ct
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10000 DOLLARS,

to No. II 975, and il affords me pleasure
to say that it IS owned IN this town by a
company, who il seems have consulted
their interest by .purch asing tickets! Thus
fortune is favoring our citizens; and is
hoped that it will continue, and that hun
nells, will nave the pleasure Of selling the
car,tal prizes in the very popular scheme
of tho
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S73 Il CIR Il ).


more or less This land is situated in
Charles County, about halts mile from
place called the HILL TOP, just al The
head OF Nanjemoy creek great proper.
ton of which is well adapted to the growth
of corn. wheat and tobacco There is a
great proportion of this land well timber
wishing TO become farmers.
The terms of sale will be credit of one
and two years, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, bearing interest
from the LIST day of January next. wheh
po- session will be gIveD-upon the pay
ment OF the whole purchase money, a good
and sufficient deed will be executed 10
the purchaser.
MALACHI ROBEY. Trustee.
oct tawts
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RuLnneils'

List of prizes Of the 3Slb days drawing
of the
Washington. uonumentlottery
No. 2O0s 1895 5000 1854 ls547 DlOO
1865 1887 1854 2247 30
l445 I472 1873 1905 3l47
$3.50 1888 1928 9623 1854
9O66 lOI26 lO933 il2IO
1869 1869 1892 1858 $500
1888 1890 4O67 52O3 1915 *7277
1908 lO35S 1886 1879 1898
1922 i7l22 I8778I9497 90
Aad the usual proportion of 10
Marked thus sold al Runnell's office.
The drawing will be rapidly completed.
The first drawn number from the wheels
of the
Observation-Disclosures lottery
which TO place IN Baltimore, on Thurs
day the l7lb, came up prize of
10000 DOLLARS,
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A COCKNEy SCENE.

BOW sraEer-Roebuck vs. CLANCY. -Mr.
nI"aolhy Clancy, landlord Of the Robin
3hs Moo public house, in Holborn, was brot'
s se,O'e Thomas Halls, Esq. yesterday to
Rm aaer the complaint oil Mrs. Penelope
dUsouck, fine, bouncing, we'll dressed
ss sus, tar lat, and forty. She had her left
b|..nm oesp mourning, & be had as many
NM NM patches on his face as the renowned
III Nay i please your worship" said
" ~ enelope Roebuck, wiping her COME
ssea sssk, aud bruised eye with lavender
!. Your nandkerchiet--'' May il please
wife e wsosshlp, am Mrs. Roebuck, the
y VIZ. Roebuck, OF So,ness Town !
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JOHN Won kE[SEN.

UPPER END Of KLNG.STREET,
4 AFFERS for sale 1000 bushels ground
" alum salt, half pipes and qurler
cask excellent pico Madeira wine
hhds low priced sugars
10 Gags St. Domingo coffee
25 boxes ralsins
10 boxes By lOwindow glass
2 boxes hall pint tumblers
800 strong hempen bags
LIST quality Bengal and Aotant indigo.
young hyson lea, cotton yarn, N. E. rum,
loaf sugar, at the Baltimore, prices, prime
retailing molasses, cheese and other arti
Giles comprising general assortmen, of
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e. ROC ERIES.
For Freight or Charter,

to the West Indies or Southern port.
r.es The fine substantial and fast-sail-
&C., ing schr. BOSTON, capt Cox.
burthen 800 barrels, vii! be ready for The
reception OF ? cargo in few days. The
vessel is Only one year old, and will take
freight on moderate terms. Apply as a.
bove. oct 8 st
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AUCTIONS.
THIS NIGHT. !

i ITO q II II
On THURSDAY NIGHT, al Z O'Clock,
EKTlLL be sold at the auction store, a.
w variety of articles, among which.
are--Shovels and tongs, double and sin.
gle barrel guns, knives and forks, casloTs
iplated and japanned) candesticks. pock-
Ell knives, paper and quils, cloths, ssst-
ings. ready made clothes, &c. &c.
S. a. MARSlELLER, auc.
oct %
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Lands for sale,

DY virtue of a decree from Charlie.
- County Court setting as court OF
Equity. will be exposed TO public sale on
the 4lh day Of November next in the
town Of PoRr ToBAcco, one tract OF par
Gel OF land; (the land of Lee, commonly
called Foxes Hill, containing about
ONO 0NR H. -