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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
LATER INTELLIGENCE.

The last accounts from England furnish
later and more encouraging news from Spain.
Inc resistance at CORUNNA is bright omen
in her favor. Jf Quiroga and Wilson should
succeed in discomliting the French and sirik-
ing signal blow at them in that quarter, il
must have a great effect i'm rousns tina Span
Iards. Ii already seems to have operated in a
remarkable degree. 1t will hasten the devel-
opement ofthose other causes, which the late
arrival for the first time discIoses To us-and
perhaps compel the French to put into execu-
ton, the scheme which they are said to have
projected, Of retiring behind the line of the
Ebro. Among these causes, are enumerated
" the total impOsslbility Of confronting or even
restraining the Janaticai party in Spain-fhe
dangerous situation Of the Spanish Bourbons
N Cadlz-the hazardous position Of the
Fench army, inadequate, as IT ceniessedly is to
me suyugGtion ~ .Spaiu-and certain uascent
doubts of IFS fidelity mutinous conduct having
undoubtedly been manifested at Bayonne, by
some of the Regiments under Laurison's
command" --AnOther cause is now brought
forward, which the French had so successfully
Kept out of view ; the active effects of the
Guerilla warfare.
There IS a curious document contained in
ms last Intelligence which, If authentic, is
deservedly of much moment. II is the extract
Of a letter said 10 have been received from =
French officer Of the duke of AngouIeme's
stan II IS dated as far back as July 18th.
rom Madrid, and is as follows:
d" Up to the present hour, VIC have found no ene.
m'es TO combat against hut situation is beginning
70 unuergo total change. The resistance our troops
1ave mei With IN Catalonia, ond The retreat Of the
Cures from Seville. will serve 10 p,olopy a ,s.
"hieh "r htd Battered ourselves was NJ In end and
we have 10 thank lhe Regency fora portion Of IN Is
| =
Livery DAY The respective parties bccome more
eN"sper'i"d against each other and we are on, 81
lHvor with hen I'll. Disuuion has begun 10 prey,u
am"ns He Rpyalisis We are already experienc;no
much H'hcnliy ~ maintaining our COMMUNICATIONS
$40 IS To he iedred that our embatrassnlenis mas
lnorease ~ ~ equal ratio with the formation Of ,tS
predatory bsnds which iulest lhe country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
SURRENDER OF GENERAL. SIC
|, RALES AND MARACAIRO

Baltimore, Sept. S.-We have in our
power to communicate the highly gratifying
intelligence of the brilliant success which has
attended the arms ofthe Colombian Republic.
IN obtaining possession of the city of Mar;cai-
bo, and etfecting the capitalization of its most
active aud dreaded enemy the Royal General
MORALES anu the forces under his com
mand- This ;'.easinS information was recciy-
ed here yesterday morning by the fast sailing
schooner Abarila, captain Edwards, from La
Guayra, which port she left on the 22d August.
TO the polite attention of Mr.. J. B. Gill, the
editors of the .4necicGn are indebted for file
OF the. ColombianO Of Caracas to the 18th
August, and Cfthe Caracas iris to the I9th in,
elusive. In the lris-eXtraordnary of the last
date we have the OFFICIAL TREATY OF THE
cAPiTULATIoN, together with other official
documents. The capitulation was effected on
the Sd August, and formally approved on the
following day by the Colombian Generals
MANRiQuE and PADILLA. It's principal pro-
visions are that Morales aud all those attached
to him are 10 leave the country, aud that they
are To be considered prisoners OF aruntil ex-
changed. Morales had been sent 10 Cuba,
and the rest were TO be taken at the expense
of the Colombian Government.
General Paez had gone from Caracas 10
summons Porto Cayello now the last hold a"
the Royalsts, TO surrender.
In consequence ofthis decisive intelligence.
Examinations at La Guayra and Caracas had
taken place and were 10 continue for three.
days. T.7merican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

We shall shortly he m nearly the same situation
az IN 1911, with the addition Of having 90 or 80 for
titled places 10 blockade we possess il is true, one
single advantage-tha; OF a cool season"
A private letter from Paris TO London, Of
the cad July, speaks Of the disalFectiou which
had crept into the French troops themselyes ,
that were destined for Spain. 1t states, that
the Goth Regt. had displayed mutinous spi-
rit-that Marshal Laurston had harangued
them at Bayonne-mxing promises with
threats-that some cries of" vive le roi " were
heard at the conclusion of his address-but
that night Sc of the soldiers had deserted =
and that the troops are dissatisfied with the
war.
If the French should retire beyond the
Ebro-leaving the King in the hands of the
Cortes contrary to the solemn pledge of the
French King To the minister of the Regency
leaving their partizans at Seville, Madrid, SC.
exposed to the vengeance of the Constitution.
aiists, 1t must produce a very considerable
impression in rousng the spirit of the Spa
niards, of the constitutional party in Portugal,
and of the Liberals in France. We wait, how
ever, for the next arrival tn contradict or con-
firm these new and interesting tidings.
The news from the Colombian Republic
comes TO ms as clear and certain and bright as
the light of Heaven. Morales has capitulated
and the Royalists mold but one foothold in
the territory of the Republic-Porto Cavello,
We congratulate the friends of liberty on this
glorious news. Sumo OF its details are TO be
found in another column
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
Lnic Lectlnea nn1 Ln1n Mslit,te

ENoR the Information of Those distance the Fee now
IL established is as follows.
i: LAW INSTIrUTE-.ThS compartments Office .focont-
modGiOHs Use ofLap and Miscellaneous LiJ,ari Djsetp
eSdits, Private Examinations, Privats Lectures for three
months, Public Lectures FIR four months four times week
and membership in the Moot Court, which meets once n
week for six months This srgnnzod in all
as court possessed of Common Jurisdiction civil and
criminal of ChanceTy, Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction
Fee 500 per annun.
2. LAW lNSTlrUTE-For those who enter only
during the four months of public lrcturing fee 90 IN
s. Public Lectures, and admission TO the Moot Cou 40
:. Public Lectures alone On
5. Moot Court alone, *
Those OF the profession and others, not students of
Law, *
Baltimore, August IS, 1928 s7-t,0 '''
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baltimore, August 2s, 1928. David i5 s9Ein
Cheap LeghOrn aud .StrnIy D0nneLS

cheap Leghorn aud .StrGls honnefS.
MIS- WHITE, (Herf door to ~. y u. Kyls' Market
1'A bridgeO mosSesPectluly acquants frends and
The public generally that she has again The ii-
nary business Her is tniel, new heinp 20
lected in New York in course OF tue IVA la, week. md
as every article was purchased for cash they wilt sold
Amongst her variety the Bolivar Lrgorn Fiat be M,
the style introduced worn in all line Nortern
ties Also The large Leghurn Flat well as those of The
Misses sizes All of which are besiiul goods
Also, elegant Straw HAS, and Stray Bonnes Figured
SATIN Ribbons, White FlnreDce, Willie, Blue and pink
Gimps Straw Trimmings, Mine Hair Braiis and liza ir
Cur Doll Babies, genuine London Naccass ar Oil for pro
noting the growth of hair. " f
4n kinds Of MntamaLing erer,ed in the most neat 4
JHshionGhle Dt"f'Hsr, and on The shortest notice.
GfLegh0yn aud Stra+g Bonnsts ALTERED and prs,sd IN
the best "
~ an orders from htr county friends svl meet with Tie
sGnie strict attention as formerly.
September s7-vAv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
COACH-MAKING

filE subscriber takes this method 10 inform the ppb,
ami particularly young ri the above profession
VINO have not located themselves in business thai pre
parsd to give constant enpl0ynent and will give liberal
wages IN either branch of his profession norkmen Of
steady habns' smith ana painter get Immediate en-
ploy upon application, by letter 10 the sinh
scnber in Charlotte Mecklenburg county, An nteres
III shop WIN two toges will be given, preferred job
work or standing wages.
The high and healthy situation Of the village Of Charlotte
ana surrounding country Is Recommendation sufficient
induce emigrant visit it; and in addition 10 that adv,n
age the scarcity of mechanics makes price Of abor
more plenty. j. g. MoI,SF
Charlotte. N. {. Sent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
Mr.. Hofman'S Course OF PubIic LECTURES

.ur. Hotman'S Course Of Public Lectures.
MILL commence On the list of October nexTbe cuur.e
Nv will occupy four months DAYS of Lecturing 1f.n-
day Wednesday Friday aud Saturday each week For the
accommodation OF gentlemen living nf the city, who
alter the the course the lee.
lures vii he repeated, unless at too late a season.
members OF his La!p Institute informed thar Moot
Court viii be established in October next that they are
entitled TO tickets To the public course.
9JIickeis TO he had OF MIR. Coale and Mr.. Lucas.
Baltimore, SeDtember
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
LAND FOR SAFE.

lY virtue OF deed oi trust executed by William Cusr.
- AID Br'sy X bic wife 20 the sm.criier ,icb is
o. record IN the CLERKS office Of the county court 1 ooc
land shall sell a. public auction Tor cash NJ Goochlan
Courthouse, ihe third Monday 30 October next certain
Of had Wing in the county Goochland adoinin
the lands ot hsm Miller, Archer PAYNE and ofIes rr
tanning $685. acres or 81 much thereof will he
60 raie ie sun of ma 90 cents; with Interest ron, f
18th day Of uecembtr. i9l2.
THOMAS cum. D.
sspt II ---As VIZ, WutFR, '"'t'e5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
Sun Ct1sis, Cnpt I'm. .Meod. lor London-

IA This ship To- the address of John Gilliat * Co
,iS4{HN with liberty OF consignment, will commence
tt&tg loading Immediately. and sail about the LIST Oct
She is coppered and copper fastened and in
every respect good conveyance for produce
gers For freight of 80 hhds tobacco passage apply
$500 JOHN WM. GlLLIAT.
Who are now receiving FROM said ship SACKS extra
double slowed SALT in best twed sacking, which will
he sold low iftaken frsm the wharf.
September az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
PUBLIC SALE.

IlY virtue Of two deeds Of executed by Thomas
- Straiion and wife The dated the 5 day Of March
1872 and recorded IN tie county IT Pnwhatan and
the other recorded IN the clerks Office of powhatan ON the
18th day OF February 1928, FOR purposes therein mem
toned viii be offered for sale 10 the highest bidder At rub.
lie aucuon for cash. 1t Thomas mer,rnans tavern 10 the
county OF Powhaan on the Jh dav Of next tract
Of land living 10 the county OF Powhatan on which the said
Thomas Suatton and wife reside and containing i52
acres or less much thereof rs may be necessa.
~ 10 satisfy the purposes Of the said deeds The title vested
in the subscribers will lie conveyed 90 the purchaser
JOSEPH ". DAVIS, I
JOHN MAXEY iub.
SAMUEL WALKING, iF"'leeS
MATHEW HOBSON.
September 70. S7-wsws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

FHJHE plantation which reside, known by the
l. name OF Aliens Ordinary situated James CITY
county, Immediately the main stage road IS miles above
Williamsburg and 4f from the city OF Richmond. IL con.
tans 10y survey 46i $50 Of which cleared and
calculated for the growth Of corn wheat and Tobao CO.
There is abundance Of mari the arm very
To the land, also mill which formerly Welded
100 bbs. per year toll. The situation for public
house is perhaps the most desirable in the i-wer country
being pronounced by good judges the healthy below
the Blue Ridge. There IS az present the farm good
two story house, dwelling house and kitchen with
all other necessary Outhouses aud excellent garden
further description is deemed those wishing
TO purchase lease view premises and know the
terms on application TO RICHARD ALLEN.
james City, Sept. H. S7-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

Tennessee Observation-Disclosures.
The following ATE all the gentlemen elected TO the
next H. OF H. olihe U. S. from the state OF TENNEs-
SEE:
Isl District, John Bluir.--Sd District, John Cooke
Sd, James Standefer'-4lh, Jacob c. Isaacks'-
oh, Robert AIlen-6d, James T. Sanford 18th
Samuel Houston -Gh, James b. Reynolds
Adam X. Alexander.
Me-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

EilE subscriber offers for rent for years
valuable corr aud couon estate the Roanoke ri yer
IN North Carolina. II lies in Musb Island Immediately he
low the great fails OF the river aud adjacent the town of
weldon where the canal terminates The navigation
tc the island is good for boats carrying from 500 10 500
barrels Of corn Nearly 500 cleared and in pro.
ductive cultivation. There 500 more tn clear
which the tenant will be permitted 10 avantag enus
terms lie will take his rent Nv money IN one third "
The produce from the abour Of AZ least 90 able haRds IL
for the present year rented Capt. james Gee whose
manager will sbew IL persons disposed view it,
lie has another farm IN the fork Of White Oak Swami
and ChickibOminy river which lie would rent for one
years----It is ~ miles below this cy-bas qtg
acres opened, aud 100 II very rich land vet Il,
clear the swamp and River, which the tenant may
do on mutually advantageous terms, the timber being
very valuable. Colonel Burton is the tenant aud
his will he the land any disposed TO rent
September r. STILL JOS TRENT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
TRIUMPH OF COLOMBIA

NEW YORK, September S.-We have mt
length the satisfaction to announce the termi-
nation OF the war IN Colombia. The willy
MORALES has at length been forced to surren-
der at discretion to the Republican, arms
Porto CavelIo, the only remaining place gar
risoned by the Spaniards falls of course. This
interesting intelligence is brought nv capt
Smith, of the BRIG Gleane, from Rio de la
Hachc, who has communicated the following
particulars, being all that we are yet in poses
sion of. Gen Morales capituated on the Attn OF
August, Siving up every thing. He was {"
proceed TO Cuba with seven or eight huudred
of his troops, being all that remained of his
army, who were natives of old Spain. He
had engaged neveragain 20 take up arms against
Colombia. Great rejoicings and Nominations
had taken place 1t Rio Hache and all the pa-
ces where the news was received. Gen. Der
NUDE who was to assume the command at
Rio iiache, had just arrived there in the sloop
OF war Bolivar, from Laguira.
Thus after an ardous contest Of upwards of
twelve years. has Colombia overcome her OBJ.
pressols and established for herself an honora-
bile name among the Nations. Her struggle
has been similar and even harder than that
of the United States in the establishment of
our Independence. May the result he equally
ProPltlous to her happiness and glory
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
DAMAGED CORN.

FHtIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock will he sold NJ Rocetis
L on board the schooner Fanny and Mary Cant plork
VU pushes damaged Corn for the benefit all concerned
September ~ BROOKE HUBBARD, Auct'rs
PENPTENTIARY GOODS-.H .9,tciion.
an Tuesday the 2Sd inst i fair IL not the neI fair av
~ al ten O'Clock a. NJ. Will be exposed TO sale NV mill
auction, at the Peneniiary Store, large of
floods manufactured that institutions consisting of way
nnsi carts, ploughs, harness Of different kinds lin var
wooden ware, cordage, &c. &c. following terms.
viz for all under so cash. will lie REQUIRED
for sums of so dollars and exceeding 100 dollars
Xix months credit and for all over 100 dollars NJ
months credit will he allowed the purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
THOMAS NELSON P AP
III All persons having carpeiing at the Store will M.
pleased 10 call and take il away or il will he sold m anc
ton. Sept. -. S7-tdS T. \
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12

I'M ALF8 SCTJUUL-sH NcOUSriWe.
SCHOOL for girls will he opened nj SrottsvIle Atb..
marie county, the second Monday OF October ney,
me course OF instruction, under the of MIR
NJ r. George, lately teacher in charlottesville will cn
prise IN general the branches usually taught in such
schools VIZ photography. reading, writing grammar geo.
saPN, practical arithmetic historical reading music or,
the piano The charge for music will be distinct Tersons
VIII please address inquiries matters cunueaed WIN
the SCHOOL to Mrs. Mary +. George in charlottesville
September ~ tfSos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
PUBLIC SALE OF FURS

Il CDIlC GALL OF ORS.
ElE Amsri,nn Fur Company will for sale Al their
= store No Vesey STeet in tie city oi New York on
"wednesday the LIST October their collection of Furs
Tor me season past which, together With their STOCK
on hand, will comprise extensive assortment OF HAHN
Fu particularly deserving the attention Of dealers ar
manufacturers. ~ '
il The sale will be positive. The furs will he offered i'm
lots, and sold by catalogue Sent 70 a. q, " 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
MORE SPANISH CAPTrREs

The schooner Mosquito, TeiF's, from the
Spanish Coast, of and for this port, and the
schooner Freemason, Rogers, from Curacao
for Baltimore, have been captured bya Span
ish privsteer, and ordered for Porto Rico [Ib.
CAD1I.-The brig COLOMBIA of Havre, arr
rived at New York on Friday evening, having
been off Cadz about or miles on The 31st
July. The blO"kading squadron then consist
ed of two ~ gun ships. and two rrigates, at
anchorn near the land on ST. Marys side of
two frigates and two sloops of war, living too,
under easy sail. of the harbour and two
ships, supposed rrgates, at anchor towards
Cape Trafalgar, besides small craft. The CO.
lunlbia was searched and ordered of, and the
Captain, having requested small supply of
, water, rs his stock was rather short for n ras-
sage to New York, received nothing but abuse.
The tents ofihe French army abour Cadi5
were distinctly seen from the deck Of the Co
lumbia. An officer of one of the frigatrs being
asked when he expected the city would sur
render, replied, he had no doubt that event
would take place, but the period was uncer-
tain. He is also said TO have remarked, that
the SPaniards, three nights pre-, ions. had
made an attempt TO escape past the santineIs.
but were discovered and had to retreat into
the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
NOW LANDING.

NOW LANDING,
From Brig .Htry, fr0Rt Brisfol--and Tor SoLs--.
2o3 crates r. ware assorted to suit This market
~ casks Patent Shot, No. I IN e. II < BB
200 kegs White Lead, ground in oil
80 tons Pig Iron Mol
i2l huadles single double and treble Sheet do.
80 ions round, square aud tire Iron
100 bundles hoop Iron, TO to IA in.
40 bundles Nail Rods
80 barrels Spanish Brown
1898 boxes Tin Plates
CASTINGS--a complete assortment consisior of iron
Chests cited up as bnok-casesbak
ders fire dogs-fgi irons-iron pot,-Fnhk s,oves
scale Wrifhs-car and wagon boxes IN seis &c Nc A.
sept ~ 37-u ~ ". & G.. WARWICK
IIIlih Subscriber not having heard any tbing of The s
ct book lost by him the theatre, ON Wetnesdav nirt
last, he 4h INST deems II prudent caution tie pnir
against receiving enpt,ine1
enough 10 offer them. IN addition 10 the sun, Of ~ b,s
dred nHd I'VE dollars in Bank bills CONSISTING III
50 two los and seven dollar Of the virgino
and Farmers Banks; Of the IS bgip,. ol
the Bank Of the Valey) which t,e book coot,f,c,,
there were the following BONDS, together with a rn,
Der Of other papers consisting Of receipts kc.-Bnn
10 w w Thockmotinu and assigned by sid Throckuortf
e. Treadwel Smith Es1Bond from H. N rurpin "a ~
sulscrhe Tor S1O-snme credit the lack. from,
VIM. Arniscad. the subscriber etg trt
Due bin from =. y. Pondexier for Sfso Ne ,otisfb
Of Girard Banks endorsed bv Firs Tor 6rt,y.
three ana Tour hundred dOiarsfhis
wears back Negotiable note drawn by josef erio,
and endorsed by the suhscriher Tor hnnire ,lar.
Dated several years hack recent Of fig,ry f.,.,
attorney, Tor about 90 dollars. Open ard oriuovyf.
accounts o. numher o persons 90 d.. Maxwell afootii
ored d0Iatperhans $3.50 the amount not acsnrr5rlg NJ
membered 4 credit 90 this bond. ~ "
jas hopei ifn ibe pocket book anil fs ,e,,- nj. ,,
e Ieinrefd w ine shtcrher. either through a. most
rauer. o'fr- y. ~.
sep,~cbsrte, '"'''' pg'F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-12
n Republican Of 1913.

The long.winded " Republican Of 49," II would
appear has not vet got through his aborliye effort To-
prove that Mr.. Crawford y federalist w 49, n
this writer, with Tie aid Of his friend ~ Head Quar-
ers, iancies that he has made much impression on
the public mind, he is wholly deceived. We howe
yer, cheerfuy lay his luculralous before our rea~
ders, who competent, (f, indeed, they take the
trouble 10 read hem,) Of forming correct est-
mate Of taeir value. Why does he dwell so long up
isolated act Of ambiguous import in the iis-
tory Of NJ. Crawford's lie The conduct Of hs
enemies fail elevate him in Inc npinion of
every candid and honorable They possess to-
epts, political research. and every other advantage
which could be desired w such cOntr0ve rsv-0W az
which they have exeried with ~ nu,iring zcdi md
luminosity, partakiug largely nf the aerness Of per-
soH9i rancoW. Aud can any man believe, th.u VI
there wefe really nsurmooniehle objections enhcr to
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.

TRAVELS in New England and New York /;
~ ilmothy D"lgnt, >. t. d. IL. d. Late President
Of Yale College. vols. svo 1000 'e''Ne''
FRAGMENTS, in Prose and Verse, by Mis-,
ter, by II. NJ. Bowdler 100 "''N ~"''"0-
METHODIST ERROR; or Friendly, Christian
ADVICE to those Methodists who indulge in exravapant
dist. so cts. ''e5ai netho'
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW; comprising ,hr
Declaration OF Independence the Articles of Confrdera
ton the Constitution of the United Sates and The Com
satuuons OF the several States composing the Union
The Second Tour of DIR. SYNTAX, in search
OF Consolation; Poem, with "a coIured carica-
tnre engrayings. S4.25
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
EDUCATION.

~ DWARD A. LAFoREST, respectfully informs FORMS, m'
IL citizens Of Wilmington, that he proposes openS
creek Languages, in the wilmington Academy Monday
the 18th inst.
F. A. l.. intends combining himself entirely to nsu o
ing in the two above branches of polite learning nvon
particular information, please to apply at MIS- D'""
nearly opposite the Academy. =, il
September 4th, 1923. f%-'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
FOB SIZE OR RENT

Il chinery has been for some Years used. situated ehnm
three miles from Wilmington The mill is Of stone. 81
ieet by az feet four stories high and capable of contain
tnree Thousand spindles with the necessary ou,id
Ing, and one half the water power of the Brandvwne
f0f terms inquire of the subscriber Philadelphia
Sept 9, 1928. 'S''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
To Merchants and Manufacturers.

A extensive assortment of Domestic Cotton and WoRen
IA Goods manufactured Of the best Materials and sup
ply of Good Cotton Yarn from Nos to Is inclusive, are
generally hand Also just received, few cases OF
FUR HATS. All of which will be disposed of either
wholesale retail reduced prices for CaSho Barter, at
No. Ill, Market Street Wilmington.
. JOHN II. BRINCKLE'.
Sent. g. 73--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-07
NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate Of ''s r.
IA d. EYES, late Of Newcastle hundred. deceased ss
quested to present them properly authenticated l LATED
ment without delay and those persons that are SNt
ieay, to the undersigned MARRIOTT EYES, AamS'
and THOMAS j. HIGGINS, h n"
Cox's Neck Rcd Lion Hundred, New Castle Cou"E
Sept. 8, 1928. -