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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11

The Rebecca also informed that the U.
5. ship John Adams, capt. Renshaw,
was at Key West The J. A. sailed
rom Havana about two weeks before
he Alonzo left there. 1t was expect.
ed that she would return to Laguira, to
convey MIR. Anderson Jour minister to
Colombia, J and family to Bogota. The
illness OF Com. Porter, was probably
he cause of her detention at Key West.
1t was healthy at Havana when the
AlonZo sailed.
From information obtained from a
espectable source, we. are led to be-
ieve that some revolutionary move.
ments have lately taken place at lava
ma, having for their object to declare
the Island of Cuba Independent of the
mother country. The prompt and de.
cisive measures adopted by the Capt.
Gen. Wives, have had the effect of sup
pressing the attempt Of the revolution
lists and of restoring order, at least for
a time. May arrests had taken place,
out we have not been made acquainted
with the names OF any individuals of
note connected with these proceedings
Beacon.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
SINGULAR CASE,


The New YORK American details the
singular case of Mss Nary Ann Barnes,
young lady about 8 years o. age, now re
sijlng in that city, and who tor more than
twelve months past with a single eyceP-
ton, has wholly abstsIned from animal
or vegetable food
In July. 1921, she was taken sick with
bilious lever, winch soon lett her, when
she was attacked with complication OF
disorders, nervous spssmodic, 81. Fitus'
dsace. &c. During part OF the time she
wa afflicted with distressing cough. and
pain ~ various parts OF the body She al
So experienced from The tine she was inst
taken sick, gradual loss OF appetite, un'
ill the 3lst august, 1899, when she whol
~ refused all kinds OF animal or ordinary
Vegetable food. She axes occasionally an
arfle, peach or pear in their So asOI, but
h. principal Du'r,ment IS molasses end
WAFER A quart of the former lasts her five
weeks. She has no loaihiIg OF TODD, lex
cept when she attempts 10 eat II, tut to-
tai ~ difference TO it The last animal OF
vegetable food she took. was about year
a. o, and consisted of two peas Her ge'
~ raj hea tn since her abstinence. has rs'
th~r mprUved than Otherwise. She is able
" 10 help, 10 yak Her CountenanCe Is
De- s,ckly. neither does she have those so.
Ii i'udes and evil iOrehodings which are
common TO persons in nervous complaints
On the contrary, ber spirits are Cbrtrtul'
sb,. converses with ease; IS Commrnica'
tive, lively aud InteIlIgent.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11

ded from pubic business On ac,oun,
his'ncapaAy hasreceived the proui.s
of a considerable pension. lie h..
been on account Of his health, al ".
warm baths of Laconia, whore he ,.
mains. The former minister of the IL
terror hold. a. presen: an insigni6csn,
office at Saint Jean d'Astro. Neyrih..
contrived 10 retain his impor,an ut MAJ
of secretary of state, though he il moi
very popular, in consequence of the ..
vents OF 1899. The Threatening repo,,.
relative TO new attack from Tint
ish army have contributed rruch to 20
store union among the Greeks and
they are firmly resolved to renew the
combat with intrepidi;y. The peonls
are animated with good spirit. thew
fight with courage and conlidenee--.r
ASPIRATION against the Turks is at ,hs
highest. The finances are in mora
prosperous state than we had da,ed -
hope The taxes and tenths are r,;..a
withoui resistance, and procure for III.
govern nent me most necessary resonr.
ces. The opening OF new campsIyn
may be anticipated with confidence ?
The Greek navy is now in very good
state, and will probably get the better
ofthe Turkish, as experience has alre.
dy proved it to have done The ao.
pearance Of he new Cspoudan.p arba
koreb, who was formerly Georgian
Christian. is impatiently expected in
the Archipelago. Lord Strangford has
continued till now with perseverance,
but without success. his efforts to de-.
termine the Islands to accept the am.
nesty.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
MORE CAPTURES.

NEw YORK, Sept. 8, The brig Clean
er, srrlved yesterday iron RIO de la Hs-
CHI, was boarded % the l6'h OF August in
lat. "a 60, long. "a, in sight OF ST Domin-
60, by the Spanish prlvsteer schooner For
luna. Capt Antonio Piez, from Porto HI.
CO. Alter examining her papers, was per-
mit,ed TO proceed; but IN about tour hours
was again boarded and forced 10 take on
board seven American seamen, although
capt Smith demonstrated, as he was short
OF provisions. Three OF the men belonged
to The schooner Free Mason, Rodgers. 8
days nom Curacao, toI Baltimore. which
vessel was captured on The 4th OF July of
Puerto Bello, and sent to Porto Rico tor
trial
The other four men belonging TO the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER n.

FaisSo SSowDss, Pot this in some
corner 1t your paper, il nay he o. service
to more tnaa me. StlEF REMAINDER.
Has he who receives wages tor his serv'-
ces, more right to deprive ais -p1inyer OF
his une, than he has OF hi' money
10 see one IN the service OF another,
having more private visits 10 pay. and mare
cn4t m the streets than sJuii fill The space
of time allotted tor business while ostensi
blu ioing that Of his employer, speaks
(th,' The master nay nntl that a sub ,Ien,
excitement is only wanting 10 Dissolve the
connection.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11

sch. Mosquito, TaF's, Of ard for N. York
ro'n the Mosquito SD y She was ca.
,ured on the 22d OF July, tour days aite
leaving ST. Andres, 1ound home, and alsu
sent to Porto Rico.
The Fortuna boa,]ed a schooner unde'
Dutch colours. sig f the Cleaner, anu
put on board OF her apt Teffs and Mr..
Woodsldes, supercarso Of the Free-Ma-
son. The schooner was said to be bound
10 Porto Rico or st humas, The crews
Of The two schoonars were treated very
ably OH board tb privivateer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
G z EECE

We copy the following account OF the
state cf affairs in the .lorea, at the la
test dates from the Paris Moniteur:
The Senators and Ministers driven
from NspolI di Romania by Colocotro-
nj, assemb ed at first at Astcc, ten
lea CUES from that city. and afterwards
at TIP litza. After very diff ul ne
EQUATIONS h!aurocOrdato succeeded in
bringing bout an interview between
the adverse parties. There he gave up
the office of President, and took that
of minis er of foreign affairs, which had
been held by his confident Negri. The
bey OF The Malnottes Pietro Mauro was
chosen president Colocotropl prOmis
ed to support as heretofore the general
cause, on condition that he should re
ceive orders from no one, lie mas scot
reinforce meDtstU Ulysses, 10 assist him
10 keep the deiile. OF rhessaIy. Bot
zaris has retakeG hIs com nand IN the
frontiers Of Acarnania. Meanwhile
military operations nave no where be
gun. The news from Smyrna Of a
Turkish army having arrived ID the
Morea IS emitted to d. credit.
In Asia the situation OF the Turks is
less critical. The Shah Of Persia APP
pears fatigued with the war, and Is
pressing the negotiations for peace,
which are open at Erzerun. Abdou-
kab pacba of Acre, whose revolt has
created some inquietude has submitted
and been taken again into favor This
event is owing to the good offices OF he
Pacha of Egypt. He landed in the is
land Of Gambia body OF six thousand
men when forced the insurgents to
raise the siege of Canee. This place,
vigorously pushed by the insurgent.
had also TO defend itself against the
plague.
MARsEILLEs, June l3-We have re-
ceived from a good source the follow
ing news from the Morea. The last e.
lection, the object of which was to re-
new the Greek Legislative body and the
executive council have been approved
by all enlightened & judicious Creeks.
and have also united the suffrages of
the people, though they have excited
discomfort and even some ferment a.
,nong Ger ain individual. who have con-
,idered themselves as unjustly set aside.
!his ferment has subsidized and they
have endeavored to appease the discon-
tent of some Important personsges.-
pietr O Bey, chief of the Mainottes is put
into office in quality of President ofths
Congress. The magnanimoss Mauro.
cordato has decidedly refused this place
because he considered the nomination.
of the hey of Mama as more proper
When information was received at Ma.
poll di Romsnia, that Colocotroni was
discontinued, and that he was anxious
to retire altogether, Maurocordato went
himsel to see him at Tripolitza, and
was fortunate enough to reconcile him
to the new government. Colocotroni
with him to Napoli di Roma.
MIA, and has taken an important COM
mand against the Turks. Prince De-
metrius Ypsilanti, who has been exc!u-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
FROM HAVANA.

By the arrival of the schr. Mechanic,
Capt. Matlir, at Savannah from Hava-
ma, we learn Says the Repubncan,)
that two trunks containing flags End
cockades. which were supposed 10 be-
long to a party, whose object was the
establishment Of the Independence Of
the Island had been seized oy the mu
nieIpal ulhoriiy.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11

NORFOLK. Sept S.-The brigansine
Ahnzo, capt Hamilton, OF and bound
to Baltimore. days from Havana came
into the Capes and proceeded up the
Bay yesterday morning. Three gen.
,lemen, who came passengersin the A
Ionzo, were put on board a pilot boat
and reached this place yesterday after
noon
We learn from these gentlemen, that
on Monday last, LIST inst Oft the Double
Headed Shot Keys. the Alonzo spoke
the sloop Rebeccs, of Boston, from
Kew West bound to Philadelphia, out !
day, which reported that when she sail.
ed Cow. PoRTgR uas extremely ILL.,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-11
MARSHAL, NEY.

We never for moment believed the
story so industriouSly circulated, about
Marshal Ney being an American; ana
Mr.. Genet, in a letter addressed TO the Al
bsuy Argus, has declared ;bs whole 10 be
a fabrication. The Marshal was nephew
OF Nr e. who says, THAT he was horn IN
one of the German departments OF France
al -. Louis N tie year 1869; tina, beng
a gentleman by birth, he was admitted
yery young into the kings service and was
an officer 10 one OF tbr regiments OF ligh'
cavalry or huzzsrs when the revolution be.
gan in The year 1859, that his bravery and
military genus were soon notice d aud dis
t.nyulshed by the republic; and that Bona
pare, az first consul, having raised h'u 10
the rank ut Inspector general, ct cavalry,
and soon after OF lieutenant general, Sc
iecred my ueicp, Egle .aRgme it ! am al,
lowed as an uncle. 10 u-e tie words ot Inc
lae Fmper 90 tina o6casloni "Gs The Jar
est arnong The fair, 10 be The reward o The
6ravpst nmo.g The 6r0ve They have
haa three sons very promising young men,
w6o, am confident Is Marshal Ney s only
lawful projeny, the good Mr.. Rudolph S
family Botw uhs tsnd'ng
DOCTOR HAMILTON-the.g ay Decetoer'
The Providence Journal ate giving an
account OF the capture of The noted Dr.
Hamilton, who married lady in " oUd-
stock Verron,, in July 1929. and ano.
Their 10 Bellvil,e NV Jersey, IN June last,
and sl,erw ards deserted them in most
shameful m me-, iur .shes US with the
following biography OF the gentleman.
= In the year 1890 man answering
the description OF Dr. Hamilton made his
appearance in the town OF Florence, Ala
hama, calling hlr,elt Dr John Il Bedford,
and announced himself III the Gazette as a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
SOMETHING NEW

VIE subscriber having prospect ola permanent esta
bshment in his line OF business takes the earliest on
portuny to offer his sincere thanks to his fellow ci,i@en
TOR the liberal encouragement he has already received
begs leave TO explain fully the nature Of his business
as he is but partially known as vet
lie makes almost all kinds OF Steel and Iron edge and
other Tools Keys Of every descriptions Wire Bird Cages
cas-. steel renknte Blades, (warranted &c. lie repairs
a Kinds OF Locks Shoves and longs brass and iron And
IRONS Candlescks and snuiers Knobs of DOORS atches
and m short he makes and repairs almost all manner Of
small work IN Copper and Brass, Steel and Iron
He will cheerfuly wait upon housekeepers. (unon M
uce gwen him) and take off, repair and put on again
LOCKS Knobs Latches, &c. &C. lie is general alticer
N metals and there is any kind OF work that viii
come amlss to him His shop is the south west corner
a. Market and Water.streets opposite the Bridge Tavern
wnere ne VIII gratefully receive and promptly execute ali
oruers upon moderate terms Guns gunlocks and ciIa
mills repaired and put in complete order.
Wilmington, Aug. u. ssatt
NJ Bile has constantly on hand large assortment or
OF every description. ''s''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
EDTCATION.

EDWARD A. LAFoREsT respectfully informs u,
~ citizens Of Wilmington that he proposes opening
Greek Languages, in the wilmington Academy on N'''
the 18th inst. .-,
E. A. L. intends combining himself entirely to nsI nn,
ing in the two above branches polite learning
particular information please to apply at the on'e"
p Farlamb, or at the Academy N ,r
September 9TH, 1928 -"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
For SALE.

ENiE Subscriber offers at Private Sale, LOT OF LAND
IL situate in the Borough of Wilmington, near the Bran
DIVINE Mills, fronting Kingsreet 81 feet inches by
rs feet deep' with a good TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
thereon erected with two rooms and an entry on the frs,
floor, and three the second
lhe above property is sold by the first ofNoyember
IT will on that day be offered at Public Sale the house
of John NJ Smith, lnnkeeper Wilmington For particu.
lars inquire of the subscriber on the premises.
October II, 1923. 89.6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
INFORMATION WANTED.

E0NCERNlNG HuGH MGINNIs, who left Ireland about
" twenty years ago. and is said have been in Lancas
ter some time, and he is now supposed be in Pennsy
vania, Virginia, or Mary He from Midtown
SIX miles from the City of Derry, in the county of Derry
he sent for his Daughter whom he had left an infant about
sx years ago, who obeyng the wishes of her Father left
her country and relatives and from Ireland with an
uncle in whom she confded who seven weeks after her
arrival left her without money friends nforma.
ton addressed to Caarine MGinnis, Philadelphia care
OF Matthias Goats Will be thankfully received.
Catharine M'Ginns requests Editors to publish the
above. hoping through their meet with her parent
Oct. q go
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21

IN lie Court Of Chancery Of tie STATE Of Det.ra fin
sec county.
(RoJ'n. } David Conwel James Peery1
(son of James David Hazard Robert
Hunter and Jane his wife, and Robert
and Joseph Peery infants, by their
next friend Robert Hunter, and James,
Mary, Eliza, Sarah, Hester and VIII
liam II. Peery, infants, by Robert Hun
ter their guardian. Bllh Eqdg
u.s.
{ Copper J William Hickey and Nancy
his wife, John M'Whoror and Mary
his wife, late Mary Segars and Francis
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levina, Aletta
Mary, William and Reuben Turner
And now to wit this 31st day of July, 1929 rnol
of compainans Solicitor and aflayits made Of Aled
Mary, William and Reuben Turner, defendants reddnl
out of the state, it is ordered by the Chancellor that
said defendants do appear in this court and this c
on the first Monday of March next or the complainant
bill filed in tins shall be taken pro confeso and
IS further ordered that copy of this order he nseel
within thirty days from this date in the Watchma M
shed in the Borough Of Wilmington, in this state and
the Democratic Press, published in the City of PhldI
phia, and in each of those papers published for l
months next after its first publication.
The Stare Of Delaware
iSuSser County, TO wit:
[sEAL. In testimony that the above is true copy 1
the order made in the above by the Chancellor M
Term, 1928, have hereunto set my hand and affixed
seal OF the Court of Chancery at George-Iown IN VI
County Of Sussex aforesaid, this 9TH day of August SI
JEHU STOCKLEY, Reg: q :.
The Democratic Press will insert the above notice H
months and send tho paper containing the publication
ring the same time, to David Hazard Milton, Del ANU
the end of that time his bill for payment.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
FOR SALE OR RENT.

6NHE Cotton Mills and buildings in which the above ma.
chnery has been for some years used situated about
three miles from Wilmington. The Mill is of stone 81
feet by AZ feet four stories high and capable Of contain
ngs three thousand pndes, with the necessary oubud
ing, and one half the water power of the Brandvwine
For terms inquire Of the subscriber near Philadelphia.
Sept. 9, 1928 " 80 80
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate of DIR. JOSEPH
N DEPUY, dec late Of the Borough of Wilmington,
either by bond, note otherwise particularly request
ed 10 settle the and those who may have legal de-
mands against said estate present them duly athenti
Gated for settlement, to ABRAHAM EYES, Admir-
Oct. H. 1928, 82-3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
Sealing Wax,

Equal TO any mported--warranted to onrn ,n'us.
and stick we'll. Manufactured by {. kuii AN
For sale at the Watehf'ian WV
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
REMOVAL.
THE subscriber has removed his Store 10
No. ~, Market Street.

Gone door below his former stand His stock being con-
Hardware, Cutlery, Paints, Oil, Window.Gass Plated
Coach and Gig Mounting, Saddely, Looking Glasses,
Walters, Carpenters Planes and other Tools
Also,-Cloyer, Timothy, Herd and Orchard Grass seed
JOSEPH GRUBB.
Wilmington, 10th mo 9. 1928. 82-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
sale OF
COTTON MACHINER Y,

SdLE OF
COTTON MACHINERY
WILL be sold at Public Auction, at smsve Coitol
w Mills, on the Brandywne, near Wilmington, Della
ware on Thursday the 23d day Of October next, all the
Machinery in said establishment late the property of Johr
Sddah Co. Cotton Spinners and now to be sold for the
benefit of their Creditors. The Machienery all in
pete order for business and consists of the following ar
tcles, viz
8 fhrostles, of 100 spindles eac,
7 Mules Of 22S do.
IL Carding Engines, clothed and in good ORDER
Stretching Frames complete,
3 Drawing Frames, do.
Rowing Frames, do.
Winding Blocks,
1 Blowing Machine,
Picking Machine,
Willow, spoolng Machine,
Turning Lathes and Tools,
Double Throstle Reels, Cop, dc.
Yarn Press Grndstone,
Smiths Bellows and Tools,
A large number of Tin and Iron Cans
10 Stoves and Pipes,
Cart, Wagon stone Truck,
Wheel Barrows, Gears for Horses,
lot of Raw Cotton, Cotton Waste and Royines.
l Iron Kettle, Boat Rope,
l Frame building, used as a nroom,
do. do. used as a Store.room,
Water Wheel and Gearing, wheelhouse and trunk,
1 Stable, Cow.IIouse, A quantity of Hay
Lot Bcbbins and Spools, Pump,
A quantity OF Straps, Drums, &c. &c.
ine saie WI" S"'unehce at ~ O'CLOCK, OIL the morning
of said day. and continue until the whole is sold Terms
which will be accommodating for the purchaser, will be
made known at the time Of sale, by
JOHN TORDERT,
CYRUS LAMBORN,
-4c'ins on behalf Of the Creditors
Sept. 4, 1898. 73wI5t
ALSO, at the same time and place,
Power looms, cast Iron frames, nearly new
Ia do Wooden frames,
Warping Machine,
Dressing Machine,
Spooling Machine,
Machine for winding weavers bobbins,
lot Of spoos, bobbins, shuttles, temples, &c.
Oct. IL, 1928 89otn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21

ACADEMY,
YFVE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education of youth
OF both sexes in all the branches Of useful Educa-
ton, and he aaers himself that he has given general
satisfaction TO those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pu-
pills, he again solicIts share Of public patronage.
VIM. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington.
A Night School will commence on Monday.
October 18TH 1895. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
To Merchants and Manufacturers.

extensive assortment of Domestic Cotton and f0Ren
IN Goods manufactured of the best materials and sup
ply of Good Cotton Earn from Nos to Is inclusive, are
Igeneray hand Also, just received, few cases OF
FUR HATS. All of which will be disposed OF either
wholesale retail reduced prices for Cash Barter, al
No. Ill, Market Street Wilmington.
JOHN r. BRlNCKLE'.
Sent O. 73-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
NOTICE.

V VI ICEs
III persons indebted to the estate Of M0RGAN JONES,
N deceased, late of Pencader Hundred, either BY bond
note, book account, requested to settle the same
without delay, no longer indulgence will be given ana
those having legal accounts against said deceased to pre-
sent them Immediately for settlement TO
JAMES PATTON,
Surviving executor Of Morgan Jones decd
Pencader Hundred, Sept, l. 1928 72-3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
HOPES
Lucky Office Ifarlet-streei, Wilmington, Del

As prizes will be paid down, credit can be given for
tchesBut approved notes will be taken, payable few
days previous to the drawing.
Letters will receive minute attention If post paidnot
Otherwise but Gentlemen who have kindly accented
Agencies throughout the State will furnish tickets.
The Numbers drawn certified By the Commissioners will be
Immediately advertised in the public papers, that every
one may at once ascertain his GOod Luck.
We hope this Lottery may succeed for the benefit
Of the Church-he credit Of the State and the good of
the pblcfor those who do not draw High Prizes them
selves derive benefit from their friends being more for
tunate. Sept. IL. ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
NOTICE.

TIVE subscriber intending to remove from the orouph
IL requests all persons indebted TO him to make payment
and those having accounts against him to present them for
settlement.
JAMES SEBBORN
Wilmington 8 Mo. 20th 1928
NJ b. Those persons in the country having casks belong.
ing to the subscriber will please return them before the
20th Of next month. Oft
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
STATES
Of superior quaity-for sale at this Office,
FOR SALE AT THIs OrrIcr

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
TRAVELS in New England and New York
by Timothy Dwight, 8. T. ID. Ii. d. Late preaident
Of Yale College. vols Svo. 1000
FRAGMENTS, in Prose and Verse, BY Miss
Elizabeth Smith with account of her life and cbarac
Ter, by II. VI. Bowdler. LOO o'''' ~
METHODIST ERROR; or Friendly, Christian
emotions and bodily exercises BY WESLEYAN Me5Sn'
dist. SO cts. '-e''io-
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW; COMPRISING III,
Declaration Of Independence the Articles of confier
ton the Constitution of the United States and he Cnn
stitutions OF the several States composing the Union
The Second Tour of DIR. SYNTAX. in search
OF Consolation; Poem, with % colured carica-
ture engravings S4.25
A SKETCH OF OLD ENGLAND; BY New
England Man Q vols. 200 'e"
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF SCOTTISH
LIFE. SO cents
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-21
Price Of Packages.

The Subscribers most particularly request attention to
this inviting scheme--al those who .sh .uant money!
have indeed great chance G-r Nothing can come
Of Nothing - but here for rifle, YOU may make a
far.ise.