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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-16
PUBLIC SALE.

MILL be exposed to Public sale, on Iondag The 1911 Of
w lhg inst at the house Of John Quinn. Newcastle
hundred, the following property wit The unexpred
lease Of the property occupied by John QUINN success
sor OF Nicholas Quinn, dec consisting OF 100 acres of well
cultivated arabic and woodland well waered and Of good
soil The improvements dwelling house, for nearly
twenty years last past occupied tavern, situate on the
corner called Hrres Corner, miles westward from New
CASTLE Der where the French Town turnpike joins the
Buck road, within few rods Of the tolate long known
and established as very eligible stand for public house.
having suitable accommodations dwelling and appur-
tenant buildings ALSO, eight day clock one stove
and pipe two horses and riding chair Terms will be
made known at the place of sale.
May 2nd, 1928. THOMAS BRADIPy
~ B. All persons having claims against the estate Of the
said Nicholas Quinn, dec requested to produce them
properly authenticated for settlement and those indebted
VIII please 10 make payment. L. IL. 30-4tn
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NOTICE.

THE heirs Of Neal McNea, dec, late of Pencadcr hun
bred, county Of Newcastle and state Of Delaware being
seized in fee ofand in the hundred aforesaid adj
joining the lands Andrew Norton the heirs OF William
Stewart, the heirs of Abel Davis and the lands of William
Cooch Notice IL hereby given, that do n'endto apply to
the Court Of Common Pleas for the county of Newcastle
at the next ensuing May Term, for Commission TO mark
and bound the said tract of land. JOHN McSEAL,
One Of the heirs of Neal McNeal, dec
April 1st, 1923. 29-lot
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CHEAP GOODS.

FaNo reduce small stock of winter goods, Cloths W.
IL incrs' Sattinetts &c. are offered either woe'I
retail at reduced prices And almost any article y"
growth, proodce or manufacture Of the United sag,
he received inexchange for these and other goods Y
'''''""S LOT" JOHN r.. pgIScELE'
March 9TH, 1928. d.
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I'HO.9l.lS .lg,D0EYELL

XII AS removed his Office to No. Ga King Street o.
mlngton, where he continues to pertn q, w H.. >
NE otllce Of Justice Of the Peace AID Notal{ ,'aE
Also, executes Bonds Mortgages, Letters Of G@i'
deeds, wis, Leases, Rel, asses and instruments o. a"'
generally, with accuracy and despatch !, r
Wilmington, February %, 1928. ~
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EDUC.aTT0N.

5. BARST0W respectfully informs the public tlal /,
has resumed the artluous duties Of his profession in A.
fouNG LADIES ACADEMY and that he has furnished Nh
Maps Globes and other apparatus necessary for ac,,
an extensive and useful ducation-Satsfactor sp,en
Of Improvement and scholarship may be seen BY caGa
the establishment.
TERMS-Board, Tuition and Stationary, $3.50 pern,
Tuition and Stationary, 81 pcrqr.
Wilmington, Sept. TO- 1922. 7l-f|
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April IS, 1928.
PAUL and ANXIOUS.

Y FILTERS Of PAUL and ANGUS are nov ready for
delivery. Subscribers will please to call for them or
direct where and how they may be sent
Persons wishing to avail themselves Of the work at sub
scrpion price, will please call, send their names pre-.
yos to the FIRST of May the price will be then raised to
hand. II pop1,tEp
April 90, 1928. 3l-lt
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RICH NECK ESTATE,
Late the property Of William Frazer, Esquire, deceased,
FOR SHE.

THE subscriber offers for sale Newcastle on Satur-
day the 9TH day of June next at the house of Henry Steele
the above valuable property TO the farmer and grazier sit
uate on the river Delaware, in Appoqnimink Hundred
Newcastle County, Delaware, commonly known the
public By the of Morris Listens Rich Neck 1t
contains 500 of plough land thereabout, of the
best SOIL and from ~ 10 100 Of woodland of the best quail
y and about 200 OF pirate embarked meadow adj
joining the sac well dched and drained and now beco
ming daily in fine Order Also with the above farm $50
acres Of prime Marsh, called Robs Isand situate at the
lower side OF, and adjoining Black Bird Creek, the
MOUTH and the river Delaware, and other marsh of the
subscriber to the SOUTH This Island is attached and be-
Longing to body OF marsh nearly embarked, by the
Black Bird Marsh Company All of his marsh is cacua.
ed for any kind of grass grain fax or hemp. This PRO-
lpery enjoys great advantages stock farm, for cattle
lsheep and hogs. The late was we'll known as &C.
;ebracd farmer and grazier.
The Improvements are a good two story brick dwelling
mouse, with kitchen, dairyhuuse smoke-house, corn
crbs stables hay house, barn. and large yard boarded
m with gates, racks troushs, &C. The situation OF the
house IS the highest between Newcastle and the Capes
recommending elegant view ofthe highlands of Chrisana
and an unlimited view down the bay here is not more
healthy spot to be found any where ENJOYING pure air
from the seas and fine pure Wholesome water 1t is but
mixes below fort Delaware, and but that distance from the
ccnempated route Of the Chesapeake and Delaware Ca
nal So Mules from Philadelphia BY WATER and So BY land
10 from Smyrna, and from Cantwes Bridge. Ii com.
mands fine market with the shining river craft and the
two last mentioned towns An abundance of fish and nne
at all seasons Mr.. Newell the gentleman who lives on the
property will show to any PERSONS DESTROYS OF seeing it.
ne terms arc one half the purchase money in October
next ana the residue III two yearly payments with interest
The person purchasing 10 receive the rent of the current
YEAR and possession make any improvements in
ocober neXand full possession the 25th OF March 1924
1t 1t is desired sooner, the subscriber will obtain it.
Persons desrous purchasing at private sale before the
TN OF June next will apply to General John Caldwell
near Newport, Delaware, or n. G. williamson ESQ viii
ninSton or the subscriber,
", c. FRAZER,
April IS, 1928. ISs-15t
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TO nh WNO JLqY BE CONCENNEA

NOTICE is hereby given, that intend to apply " M
~ next court Of common pleas and guarer ses' as''
peace, in and for the county of Newcastle, "a coa
and bound my land, situate in The forest Of Appoli%
Hundred, adjoining lands of the heirs Of Walter S S
deceased, the heirs Of Alexander Beard deceased @
Thomas, the heirs Of Benjamin NcCay deceased "F
II. Roberts, and John Crouch agreeibly TO aI ar
General Assembly Of this State, in such case ,1eo
provided. SAMUEL NCV,So
April %, 1923, ~
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DOMESTIC MD FOREIGN
DRY GOODS.

TUST OPENED by the subscriber No e., AE1rket.strce
~ at the stand tomery occupied by Levy Taley oppo-
sic r. Ked'ys Inn extensive assortment OF Woolei,
Cotton Linen and Silk Goors which viii be sold whole
sale or retail at the lowest Philadelphia prices.
CHALKLEY SOMERS.
VhmnefoH, 9TH Mo- LIST, 1928. 37-Qtp
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NOTICE.
IMPORTANT 10 Farmers, Tavern Keet.r, r,...
Travellers and Econentsts IN pe,e,oJ


The advantages derived from straw used,ss..,,
ses, cattle and even sheep has long been proyoI M
knowledged by experienced agricuuralists ~ sH
many parts Of America, 10 be very great. II h.. s
fitness for horse not only because it is much
hay, but il at secures them against heaycs h
founders three most destructive discusses ia vI
liable, and Which often destroy them in It "9
their usefulness. Il has been used with ason;h;
cess in fattenng cattle in the STALL by geml,maaV
neciicut, whose experiment has been Recommends w
laid before the agricultural societies in Gomez.
Massachusetts,. Sheep also do well, fed on Straw r
ed in the ordinary way, as for horses. These and
other successful experiments have been made @ aa
prisDg farmers even while laborng under ali H. 50
yantages arising from the want of some easy and 1-
method Of cutting the straw. The importance af Ny ~
jec has long time called upon the genius Of bo,b P
and America, to supply the public with some eT,FI
machinery for the purpose Many trials have been my.
and many specimens OF great ingenuity and exper. s
inventors, but general have fallen Short in u. Of
old Dutch Snibox so called. y"
But the public are now invited to call and view fN.
SELVES,
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NOTICE.

BY virtue of law passed by the Legislature ofe State
OF Delaware, on The 90th Of January 1925 have had the
Tract or parcel Of Land therein described, surveyed and
plot ofhe made and returned into the Recorders
office Of Dover in and for Kent county, for the norma-
ton OF all persons wln may be concerned
WIN HOPKINS.
Dover, April 10, 1928. 1S2-3m
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DIVIDEND.

'EME President and Directors Of the Baat Of DeIa3aa
have this day declared dividend Of len dollars per
share, payable to the Stockholders or their legal
atives, or after the 10Th s BIZ o,der Qfhe Board
EDWARD WORRELI., Cash'r.
Wilmington, May 2nd, 1928. SGT
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ELECTION.

HSHE Stockholders Of the Bank Of Delaware are hereby
Il nouhed that an Election will be held, at their Bank
ing house, on Monday the second day of June next be.
tween the hours Of one and four O'clock in the afternoon
tor nine Directors for the ensuing wear.
By order qfhe Board,
49,, EnW ARD WORRELI, Cash'r
Wilmington, May End, 1928. sgt
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which we confidently think far exceeds every
purpose, before exhibited; both as it respects .E
cheapness Of construction and case of opertiuu
1t has been in use in Massachusetts six VEINS ,,l -
mands universal appreciation. II is lately pser,ss
Giles Dayton, the INVENTOR Of whom the s,5,cr'sIl
purchased the exclusive right OF making and viii
in the state Of Delaware, and has also The aren.r
virtue of power of attorney from said PATIENCE N
the above right TO any person persons in the co.s
Philadelphia, Lancaster, York, Bucks aud Norhanr,
the state OF PENNSYLVANIA. ABRAHAM Ewes
June 10, l822--1v Near NV G.s,
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of Thomas MDanel
Decd late of Mill creek Hundred, Newcastle county are
requested to make immediate payment, and all persons
having demands against said estate, arc requested to pre-
sent them, legally a,tested, to
J. p. FAIRL AAIB,
Attorney III fact for
- JOHN M'DANIEL, Admir- D. B. N
April 18th, 1928. 13o-otn
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FOR SIZE OR RENT.

Two Story brick house in French, between I'd. & Sd.
N Streets, Wilmington. The terms viii be easy and made
known at No. Ill, Market Street.
JOHN r. BRINCKLE'.
Wilmington, March 9Th, 1893. o.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
CHESAPEAKE AND DEL,ATYaR y
CANAL COMPANY

EEliEREAS many ofhe public institutions md ci,;zon,
W have agreed 10 take shares in the Stock Of This Com
pany on the following terms. OO"'-
Twenty dollars on each share to be paid as soon a. Gf
teen hundred shares shall be suhscrbed and noca h,rooi
gwen IN hIec OF the newspapers Of the city of phade
ph and Vie residue of the of each share TO he
pad IN twelve quarterly instruments Of fifteen dollars earh
from ne dae OF such notice ithc said agreement 10 take
effect IT, "!tn five months from the 18th Of Anri las
nteen hundred new shares should be slbscr,bed an %
otherwise And notice has been given BY those atLpIz
e,ih mus behalf that more than fifteen hundred shares have
already been subscribed: ~
N0fiCE IS HEREBY GIYEY
IN conformity with the provisions of the charter that hooks
win DC opened between the hours of 10 and 10 in the fore
noon OF lnuiSDAY THE TWELFTH day of JUNE
next Al the Company's Office, No. 60 South Sevcn,hSt
n the city OF rhadepha for receiving and entering adj
alupa SUBSCRIPTIONS Of 5000 whole shares of 200 each
IN TINS Company, upon The terms above mentioned thai
e books WI remain open for 80 days or until th who'll
nunner q shares are Subscribed and that committee of
he hoard OF Directors will attend to enter Subscriptions
u receive me nsisment of 90 each share and give
"oqui''a"ce3 therefor by 0rder ot'Rc BoGr6 Of
,,,,ro - President and Directors,
:, :, JAMES c. FISHER, President nro tempore
H. y. GfLrTN, Secretary -
Phlladcphia, May, 1923 s9-1ot
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Christian Advocate.

This work continuation Of the Presbyterian Maya
2'nc' 1t Is published monthly at IS per year.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-16
Conducted 5y ROBERT U.gLSK y,

This work is published monthly, forming two volumes in
NE year comprises Of scientific and literary
Intelligence, selected from the periodical works Of Great
Britain and frahcS-Prce S6peryear, payable in advance
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
me or two brick houses, nearly and well finished
shpey street. For further particulars inquire of the sub
scrber, who continues to carry on the Zoo. and Shoe Ak
ing in all its variety, at No. 147 Market street
SAMUEL WOLLASTON.
Wilmington, mo. 9th, 1923. 35-9t
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a Teacher Wanted.

IN ICdCllSr w dntGQ.
PERsON well qualified to teach the various branches
OF an English school, who come well recommend
ed ana none other need apply, have Situate in the
Of the subscribers. - o''''e
JOHN ERWIN, WILLIAM HERDMAN.
April %, 1898. ass Trs,a
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RoBtNsoN's OrrIcE,

Baltimore, .loyH 90, 1923,
On FRIDAY, the 9th of month (aiay) will posi-
lively commence the drawing of the
UNIVERSITY LOTTERT-sEcSND CLASS.
4"d The 'h9e sM be cOnpeisdia S:rseeu Days Drawing
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FE.a1TiERS. FURS. az.

EUST reccived-Feathers of superior quality in bags,
81 containing from 90 10 so BIS each Also variety Of
Furs, Wool, Qus Bristles, Rags &c all of which for
sale at No Ill, Market Street. JOHN BRiNCkLE.
Wilmington, March 9TH, 1928. 21-
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+. Nj. POMEROY'S
.METaLLIC STRIP AND PAST,

u 1.sTF sFAFIF
ENoR Razors Surgeons Instruments, &C. manufactured
by Constant, Kirkland, and Co. Wallngford Connec-
ticlt, and sold at the Waterman Printing Office and Book
store No lO5 Market street The above Strap and
found trial far superior TO any ever before used in this
or any other country. January 1928.
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Periodical Literature.

SUBSCRIPTIONS are received at the Office of tbe
~ Wa'chman, for the following periodical works, now
publishing in Philadelphia by Z. Littel
Museum OF Foreign Literature and
Science.
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April 90, 1925.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-29
& MARINE LIST, 3G
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED, July 81


Ship Boston, Finley, Liverpool, 43 ds;
salt, coal, bale goods, and iron TO o. P.
Finley, Z. T. |. ?. Thompson, A. c. Gaze
move y Co, Joseph Jandey and Phlneas
Jauney-36 Passengers. July 3, lat. SO
"a, lon. 40 W. spoke ship Coromandel,
10 days from Boston, on whaling voyage
3, lat. 48 81. Ion. 43 AZ, spoke ship Ma
jestic; 10 days from Boston, TOT Liverpool.
S, lat: AZ ~. lon. 48 49,, spoke brig -,
McClish, from Baltimore, Tor Antwerp.
8, lat. 40 At, Ion. 81 30, spoke brig Ca.
tbarne from New York, for Bordeaux.
Schr. George, Tobey, Tbomaston; lime
10 }. H. Laod D. Co.
Sloop AdeIia. Thorp. New York, ds;
freight 10 merchants OF the district.
SAILED,
Schr. Alert, Bears, Boston.
Scbr. Priscilla. Tyler. Boston.
ARRIVED, July sS.
Sloop Geo. Washington, Swaine, Nan.
tucket, via Noli AZ hours from the lat
ter, oil and sperm candles to I. II. How.
land. A few inland vessels with lumber
and corn, also got up.
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Velvet Painting q Rug W ork.

OUlSA Russell CRATE lul for the EN-.
- couragement she has received, in
forms the public, that for the better &C.
conmodation OF Der pupils, sue has re-
moved 10 the apartments over Mr. Muir
phys china store, Fairfax street, where
she will continue 10 instruct young Ladies
in Drawing and Painting on Velvet, Satin
and cambria; making card racks and man
tie ornaments; rug work On canvass, for
stool covers; table mats, SC Terms; by
the month dollars, attendance every day.
from 3 O'Clock in the morning till II; tor
hug Work 10 The Afternoon, from O..
clock Till S; colours and brushes Tor paint
lug on velvet, &c. Also, ali materials Tor
rug work supplied without extra charge.
Those ladies who have paid l.. K. 3 dol
lars for X lessons in painting, can, it they
wish, return and take IL lessons in rug
work without charge. Specimens OF what
the pupils can perform during the month
tosbe seen al the School.
,nly 90 81
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AUCTION SALES.
This Day.

ON Tuesday at 10 o'clock, will be sold
~ al The auction store, a variety of goods,
most without limitation; among which are
Sldeboards, bureaus, secretaries
Pianos, beds, bedsteads, chairs, tables
Candle stands. cribs, book cases
Also, 9 bales hops, corn breaker
Wool hats, window sash,
Port wine by doz. soap and candles
Ruin, brandy, vinegar. &c. Also,
Jeans, drilling T. linen psntaloons
Roundsbouts and vests, bouts 4 shoes
Threads, cottons, shirtings, shee,inss
Plaids, hose, ctavats, bandkerchieij
Tickings, calieoes, &c
Also, Y sets table spoons,
2tea do DO ladle
ALSO, Ten kegs snuff, 10 lib bottles.
manufactured by Jones & Son, PhiiadeA
Phia; Ten boxes pipes.
q May be had at private
sale, for few days, at haythe Store price.
a most valuable collection OF BOOKS,
chiefly religious works.
L S. A. MARSTELLER, auct.
lluIV 70
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Public Examination.

MIR. CADEN respectfully invites the
lVl parents and guardians OF students,
committed 10 his care, to be present at the
examination OF their children and wards,
and the public IN general. on Wednesday,
at 9 O'Clock, A. VI. On which occasion
the students will be examined in the fol.
low!ngibraDcbes of polite education, viz
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic. 1latbe.
mates, &c.
GG-The teachers Of this town are invi-
ted to exarine. July S9-lt
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FRESH BEEF

for one year, commencing on the l5t OF
September, 1898. The beef to be OF good
and wholesome quality, and furnished in
quarters when The quantity will allow,
when less than a quarter is required, an
equal proportion OF LIST, I'd and Sd quali-
ties: The contractor to deliver the beef
at the post twice in each week, in such
quantities as shall be directed by the As
sistant Commissary, until the weather is
sufficiently cool to allow of drawing two
day beef at once, when the contractor
will be required to deliver il only once 10
each week. Good and sufficient security
will be required tor the performance OF
of the contract. THOMAS CHlLDS.
July 20 Lit. T. .qssi Com. Sub.
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Trustees Sale.

pURSUANT to deed OF Trust dated
L October the first 1890. from Charles
Ewell 10 the subscriber, to secure The pay
ment Of sertain debts due to George X.
Gather and George Carson g. Co. will b,
sold for cash, al the front door OF the Court
House, 10 Brentsville, on the first Monday
Of September next, q tract or parcel ~
land, lying partly in the counties OF Eau.
quier and Prince William, estimated 10
contain three hundred and thirty acres.
The above land was purchased by the
said Ewel OF a certain John Taylor and
wife, and is iolerably we'll adapted TO the
production OF The staples Of the country.
Sale 10 commence at la NJ.
I. w. HEWITT, Trustee.
july rs us
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Superintendent's Office. J
July rs, 1928.

July 70, 1873.
PROPOSALS will be received by The
Il subscriber until Saturday epehing, he
I'd Of August, for regulating and paving
Gutter on PEt-street, from The north side
OF Queen to the north side Of Princess
street.-the contractor to furnish al materials.
the sand 10 be Of good qualify, the pave.
ment done agreeably 10 the regulation of
the surveyor, ard security given Tor the
faithful performance OF ibe work.
Those wishing TO contract, will be in.
formed as to the width of the gutter, the
size OF paving stones, &c., by applying 10
july 26 JAMES CARSON. Snp. Pol.
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Circulating Library.

>HE Circulating Library has been re.
l. moved to the dwelling house OF the
proprietor on Washington. street, opposite
MIR: Hofmau's Sugar House.
The latest publications have been re.
teived, among which are 'Quintin Dur.
ward. Wilderness and Seventy SIX
Also, a variety of .Munc for The Piano
Forte. TO RENT.
The store on King street, two doors east
lilly IS MRS. SARAH HARPER.
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" Multum in Paryo."

SESuE p~rvou who sometime since bor-
Il rowed a volume OF this SONG
BOOK, from gentleman on The wharf, is
requested 10 return it. The advertiser
loaned il 10 some person whom he cannot
recollect, and will be obliged 10 pay The
owner for The set 10 which it belongs, il
not ens bled 10 return it. 1t is a London
edition, bound in Red Morocco. 81
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4, Russia, are al t!i. time the subject Of
,no,ersalion. Private letters have been
,ecslved direct from ST. fe,ersbuIg, bul
.osak, however, Oh Ibe subject wan ex
;rsms reserve, snd mention DO parilCu.
lars. According TO the reports 10 circuia.
uou here very serious occurrences have Ia
ken place. IL rs sand that conspiracy
has been discovered, ia which several la
miles vi the hrst rsnk are reporled 10 be
implicated. /; Is sthrmed, that an el Gle
s,asIc gave information OF The existence
Of lbe plot 10 the Empress Mother, who
was lhe inst tU acQusint Der sou, IL is
stated that tbls discovery, which has been
communicated to the Emperor, has great
~ contributed 10 induce hls Imperial Ma
,esty to give up Tor the present bis inteD-
ton Vi taxing a journey INTO other coun-
Ines, The circumstances being Of such a
nature that his presence IL the empire is
considered as Necessary. We know how.
ever, thai these statements, which al pre-.
seLt rest ony on repo &, and the accounts
gwen by travellers, are not authentic, but
REQUIRE further continuation.
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Freight Wanted.

IN 200 hhds freight is wanted 10
$3.50 complete the cargo Of the superior
copper fastened ship FLORIDA. Jesse
Brown, master; that will sail for Anster-
dam during the next month. For which,
or passage, having spacious &C commoda>
tons, apply TO w. HOW'LL q Co.
July 99