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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

the Garth, encircling the part where The Fly depo-
sites its eggs. This precaution is TO be taken be-
fore the Matching of the hies--the first of July is
early enough, but to make the experiment success
ful it should not be pu, off longer than This period
The tobacco generally deleterious to the insect
tribe, is also TO this destructive y and thereby
prevents its approach
My FIRST experiments with tobacco were confined
to ten or twelve peach trees; the next spring
found that the trees still threw out gum near The
surface, and feared my experiment had failed
upon close examination however, perceived that
the gum had issued out from the old wounds of the
former year, which were not we, entirely healed
The last summer again applied the tobacco, and
this spring have assduousIy examined the trees
upon the whole, | find that those trees which have
enjoyed the benefits of the tobacco application for
two years. have all their wounds entirely healed and
thrown ont no gum; andin no instance have found
he worm to have existed, when the tobacco was
applied. From these facts, it is evident that tobsc
co stalks, when stripped of their leaves would be
excellent TO throw ound the roots of fruit trees.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

The Irish papers mention that the whole body oil
handitti, twelve in number, who had been concer.
ned in robhing the Belfast mail last winter, and
more recently that on its road TO or from Derry, in
one OF which cases the guard was severely wounded
and IN the other SHOT dead, have been taken prison
ers and lodged in the Jail of Drogheda, with view
to be examined previously TO their final committal
The search for these formidable ruilians, and their
seizure, cost two nights hard work to the troops and
police in that neighbourhood. A bank note passed
by publican o!the party to his distiller afford the
first clue to this very fortunate discovery.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11
From the N. z. Mercantile Advertis,r III.
NEW MEXICAN FLAG Il

The Constituent Sovereign Congress Of Nav.
In consequence Of the delberation Of the Co''
ment on the 9Th OF this month"; whether o. s''I'
change should be made in the Goa, of Arms s' "a
National Flag, have been pleased 10 decree quo
LIST. That the shield must be the Mexican r.,
standing on the left foot upon nopal or CO,
hs tree which may grow from rock amono y
waters oil the lake. and with the right foot yrs Y.
snake and holding it in posture for ,eaSra +
pieces with the beak, and that this blazon m1., L
,%s ,6 with two branches, the one ofaur
by the FIRST defenders of the independence. nv"
"a. In respect to the national Flag, i, is decree,
that 1t shall be the same as heretofore, with thr MI
exception of placing The eagle wilhou, crov.
which is also to be the case in the shield.
The executive supreme power, &c. will come
all this as understood.
Therefore we order all the tribunals. s,c.
Primo CELEsTIEo NKoRErr. p,.,..
MeTicO, 18Th 8prii, 1928.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11
THE GREAT NETWORK CANAL.

NEw.YoRR, Jolly 2.-It is already known tina,
The Canal Commissioners, after much consideration
and reflection, have decided TO adopt the plan OF
erecting harbor at Black Rock, instead of Buffalo.
i will be remembered, that this subject has been
the fruitful cause Of much dissention and newsDa :
per war between tho inhabitants Of Buffalo and
Back Rock-partly by considerations of utility,
but principally influenced by motives of interest.
Buffalo is assuredly 10 commanding position, and
having suffered severely during the late war, the
inhabitants were consoled under the reflection that
their village would be the head of the Canal naviga.
ton, and the New York Of the western counties.
The Canal Commissioners have decided that the
basin shall be at Black Rock, and part Of the Ohio
river be damned for that purpose
The Canal will not terminate at Black Rock !:
true the basin will be there but the line OF the ca
nal will be continued to Buffalo creek and lake Erie.
part OF Niagara river is to be used for the Canal
from Squaw Island TO Birds Island but then the
originally contemplated line to Buffalo creek, will
De continued with regular tow path.
The Canal is now filed with water from Scbenec-
tady 10 Rochester, 1000 miles.) On the ensuing
anniversary Of independence, the water will be
deepened 10 A feet, and boats arrive from the west
with cargoes, and in two years the whole project
will be comprehensive. .adr.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

a saring Bant slapped payment. A subject
very important 10 the trustees and managers OF Sa-
wing banks has arisen in this county. The late
treasurer of the institution at Bourn, Mr.. Thorpe)
having died insolvent, and having at the time of his
death about 700L., Of the Saving Bank in his hands,
the opinions of counsel have been TAKEN as to the
liability OF the trustees to make good that sum to
the depositors. Those opinions clearly are. that
not only the trustees, but all the managers of the
institution, are liable TO make good the deficiency
Eng. paper.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

Some commercial houses at Constantinople are
said to have received letters announcing the fact of
a coalition having been formed between the Nal
praltas and several soveregns of Indostan, and that
The coalition had, after the departure of the Mar
quIs OF Hastings, declared war against England
1n the same authority 1t is affirmed the English
had, in order to defend themselves, Withdrawn tbe
garrison from their ports on the Persian Gulf. If
the news be true, the event will be of the greatest
Importance. rPb;I On
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

The Tennessee Courier of the 18th June says
/" In imitation Of the example set by the mO!l
Bank at Nashville, the branch at this place conSE
ed t,centy thousand Seren hundred and tTedyhT
dollars, to the flames, on yesterday; and we unc'
stand, that within the present week, the oIanIn
Shelbyville, has taken sirty secen thousand aO''
from circulation by similar process. We are 81
to see so strong and consisien, determination IOa
Tested, on i,e part of the directors, to enable
Bank to resume specie payment, at the earliest p'
tca5le period.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11
LONDON, May 10.
CURIOUS FACT.

We lately mentioned the remarkable circum-
stance OF robnread-breast having built its nest in
DR.. Crompton's pew, 10 Gateacre chapel. We are
informed by several individuals who had witnessed
the fact, that poor robin has now four little ones
and on Sunday se'nnight the old bird was observed
TO pass in and out and to feed her young, during The
whole time OF divine service.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11
LUNAR RAINBOW.

UklUlcothe, UKl0,J tN@ ~
On Sunday night last, about nine O'Clock, afu
heavy thunder storm, very beautiful rainbow Y;
perceived in the northwest. The arch was PEI
feet and as the moon was only few degrees abo'
the horizon, the apex OF the arch reached almost
the zenith. The colours of this rainbow had Otl
liancy similar to those of the Aurora Boreals.
was visible for about forty minutes.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11
Schenectnlu. .hlu

Ihe Canal Thursday morning la,I n.
friends Of this grand work, in this place, were b,S
gratlhed with view Of the water majeslicsy mo-,
ing along its bottom to within the bounds Il Is,
city, from the Schoharie creek. At sbon, ,vo
O'Clock in the afternoon, the water had risen Nv !,
height that admitted the launching of small b',
into this artificial river. A horse was soon rio,.i
TO her bow, and number OF citizens entered 4.
little bark with band OF music. The mu,ic,r'
struck up lively air, when The 5ss
moved of, IN fine style, amid the roar of canpooa hi
the oft repeated VACCINATIONS of hundreds, who lnT
the banks Of the canal Tor some distance.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

BaH Baiting. I'VE are mortified in 6nar,A,.
|cessary to communicate M the world The dy%s,
tul fact, that the barbarous sport Of Bun Bss
took place in Que neighborhood yesterday. n Il
Jersey side The particulars we have not bai
but we have received no intimation that the c,ln
gisrates OF New Jersey in,erposed thei, aubril
TO prevent the ete. One person at least, paid tt,l
ly for his share OF the sport for we were last e,,
ing informed at the police Office, that Mr. Jam1
Wilson, an lnnkeeper OF Boston, now On II, VA
from Philadelphia, had his pocket picked a, PovId
Hook, and bis pocket book taken, containing 1874!
dollars in bills OF the following descriptions VIZ
ten S 100 bills Of the United States Bank len S;1
bills oil do; and twenty one 500 bills Of do togeA
er with S 10 bill OF Girards Bank, end Three I'd
notes Of Some of the Massachusetts, Banks. It'd
pocket book also contained four quartrr tickets
the present scheme Of the Literature LOTTERY sigr.l
by Messrs. G. & K. yVaites, an invoice Of souI
goods, and some other papers. Mr. Wilson oft|
a reward OF $500 for the recovery Of his money
.SeW Kark fir. |
We presume that this is tie person who was a
Gently purchasing Bull dogs in this city, and VIII
took on ten of them and a Bull in the Steam Boat
New York.--Dem. Press.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

The writer Of late letter from Vienna, states
upon unquestionabIe authority, that the Porte had
given orders to sell by ceiglt all the fine collections
of Books that were in Constan,inope particular
mention is made Of the noble library belonging TO
the Princes .Uorusi, individuals who we're objects
of jealousy and hatred to that most despoc govern.
menI, Oh account of their vast wealth, their pa
trioiism, and their talents. After such trait as
this, one would think no enlightened State in Eu-
rope would care a rush what became of such hope
less imbeclles as the Ottoman Government.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

Shiptoa, iRdr Tauist0ck. Two men, having
quarrelled determined to end their dispute in 1
pitched battle; when one Of the combatanIs, with
horrd oaths and curses, threatened to wreak his
rancour in his rivals blood Heaven, however, ar
rested his progress and, with curses on his tongue,
he fell senseless to the ground He was conveyed
home, and medical aid procured, but in vain-hs
mouth, which he had SO prosituted, was closed III
eternal silence. About three days after, he died,
without having uttered single word from the time
of the quarrel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

1hs British haze taken possession Of Porto Rico.
The following extract was received by vessel
which arrived at Charleston, in Is days from Mon
tego.bay jamaica -
"MoNTEGo BAY, June =.
6: A British force from home. have taken Porto
hico and as this force consists of no less than ten
sail OF the line, some idea is entertained that this
heet has some other service to perform before re-
turning home. Not word was known here of its
coming or respecting it in any way until the place
was in our possession. The authorities there had
instructions from their government to deliuer 1t up
However, had i been required, such force would
soon have taken it.''
We are rather inclined to doubt the truth of the
above, although the Charleston editor gives it from
respectable authority. A few days will decide.
That the thing is possible no one can doubts that il
IS probable we disbelieye, treeman's Journal,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

Jes'tiFS.-The order Of Jesuits, at the time of its
confirmation by Pope Paul III, in 1870, consisted
only OF eleven persons. In the year ITO the mum
Der had increased to twenty thousand and its riches
N corresponding proportion. The founder of
this once great but fallen institution, was Ipna,io
Loyoa, Bscayan gentleman, who during the pro-
gress of lingering convaescence, amused himself
with reading the lives Of the Saints "Tbe efec,
OF this,' says historian, g on his mind, naturally
enthusiastic, but ambitious and daring, was to in
spIre him with such desire OF initiating the glory
OF these fabulous worthless of the Romish church
as led him into the widest and most extrayapant
adventures, which terminated at last in ins,i,utnp
the Society OF Jesuits, the most political, and best
regulated otall the Monastic ORDERS and from which
mankind have derived more advantages, and recei-
we'd greater injury, than from any other Of those
religious fraternities.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

The Providence Journal states that seven ol K,
employed in the factory of Messrs Greene in oS
hast & Co. near Wexford, from the 22d TO N M az
ult. both days included, on IA LOOMS wo's ~. Vi
yards OF sheeting, No. IS, So inches wlcs' In'S
an average Of more than 46 yards per day o" 81
loom. The greatest quantity woven by one , S,'
the week was ga yards, and the least 'V' !A'O'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

From series Of essays on agriculture and rural
affairs By" 8gricoIa," North Carolina far
DgT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

Mr.. John Nicer, Of Philadelphia, has o. ". e.
a method by chemical process, OF hardsnl,k ,om
arglaceous stone, oflitte use or value as II eom|
from the mine, so as to give any degree o. .a~
suitable for sharpening all the different 'us""g
which require very fine sharp edsSi as'
Razors, Gravers, Surgeons Instruments -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11
NonroLE, JaIy

A free negro woman, by the name OF -, =
I29 years, of sangnneous temperament on , !
9th of this month, between the houtsn cIr
10 in the morning, was delivered OF foo" a,5 i
DREN, three girls and a boy, all peliSlI and
tural, and born alive; two have since d'eu' IA,
other two will not, suspect, survive '"a, md
They weighed about two pounds eacN'
sured from 12 TO ID inches in length
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

Only four of the signers of the Dec'a ns ID
now survive lhsy JN
Adams, Of Massachusetts, William r"!S TbOg
York, Charles Carroll, of Maryland a"D
Jefferson, OF Virginia.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11

Marshal Soult's splendid collection o. F I'D
are advertised for sale at Paris. They az. S.s,er
embrace the chef d'Gucres of the gre1' n ,,
every country. IHirty-eigLt thousand a., p''''''
asked for five pictures painted by MuF'''0'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30
mo. 6466.
AUCTIONS.
Trustees Sale.

ON Tuesday, the Goth osy Of January
~ nex', will be exposed ior sale =, pub.
!lc auction, tor Cash, before The door oI tho
Tavern OF John Bronsugh, Al Fairfax eOuIt
house. that tract OF land eoIveytu 20 tho
subscriber IN trust, loi tie tenth l al The
executor OF Dr.. George 6iaban,Ly Charles
Hopkins, since deceased, by deco b. ring
date the 29ih OF March. i6zI aD1 r.cUld-
ed 10 The county curt Of Prince v imam.
This land IS situate 10 the county OF
1rlnce william, not very remote mCm lba
Occoquan Mills, ane Is st pfeseh, M The
occuP OF The widow OF { Hopkins.
The title is believed 10 b. ptrrtC,l, good:
those desIrous to buy al. REQUESTED t. .x-
anime the premises be sale MI, be Tor
the sum IN The deed specIti. q. " lib lptsr>
est and expenses Of sale.
RICHARD H. hLNDLkSON.
dec Is tJxU llus,ee.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30
BRITISH GOODS

as can be found in any market; with every
variety ut
GERMAN AND IRISH LINENS
In addition TO their general supply OF
American goods, they will receive IN the
course of the present week, upwards OF
100 Packages Of Cotton
and Wooden manufactures. All which are
offered for sale on reasonable terms, by
package or piece.
ALSO. CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
London particular Madeira wine
Port and other red wines
Colmenar aud dry Mslas. DO
Currant do and cofdials
w g. N E rum
Country GIN. old Il common wbiskey
Whale and Bordeaux oil -
Baltimore manuiact'd loaf sugar No.
l,2.3,4
Do a few bbIs otfamjly loaf do
Havana white 10
Gunpowder and Imperial tea
Molasses best retailing, in hhds. and
tierces
Green coffee
Manufactured tobacco, 9, Is T. pound
twists warranted 6rt quality
Window glass all sizes
Swedes iron do do
Cut nails and brads do very superior
atull supply from lid TO 4od
Nail rods and hoop iron
Dutch quilts and whetstones
Cotton warns and cards
Anew bales Carolina moss
Soap and candles
Spermaceti do :,
Susauehannah behring's just inspected
Dupoat's ror der &c
aug a8 A. G. CAZENOFk$ Go.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30
Third parts OF a Mil seat
Nlafsllal's Sale.

VIRGINIA:
Al Superior Coun of Chancery held
10 Ihe town OF Fredericksburg, On ne
9th day OF October 1873
Joseph Sbumale, 10 bis own rwbt. and az
administrator OF RIcbaru ShUr., dec.as-
e'' f'@ns.K
Augustus b. Carver aud Luther Radcliffe
Or 80. DJenon,ps.
BIZ decree DIS, entered m iiu, cause
Il al rules on lht 2zo day on May, 1913.
oe'hg fe'u, hto executed on the defendant
Augustus b. Carver; ano the d.t.,ds",
Lulher Rsdcnhe, VINO IS oul OF this Com.
mOn"eailb, and against whom The Iian.
IN appears 10 have proceeded in the mode
prescribed by Ia" against absent defends
ants; aud they still iaIIug 20 appear and
answer, the bill OF The plarnuff IS AXE fnr
confessed; anu on motion o, the pia,n,,Il
by cOunse the Court, On cons,d.ra,,ru ~
The bill and exhibits. doth adlude. nrn.r
ana Decree mat unless the defendants. or
one OF mem, DO, within SIX weeks iron, The
GATE nereof, pay to the plaintiff The aum OF
SIX hundred dollars. with interest al The
ra'e Of i've per centum per annun from the
nis' "dy VI January. 1922, until paid. and
the costs by .hm expended 10 The prosecu.
ton OF this suit, the said defendants and
their BEERS. and Ill persons claiming under
them, be tbehcelorlb barred and loreeIos.,
ed vi all equity and right to reueem the.
houses and lots described N the luu.n,ure
Of IusI, the exhibit AFORESAID, n,aoe on Ibs
23d DAY OF September, 1876, between
Augusta. b. Carver, OF the Que part. md
hIcbard shule, Of tb' other part; and hat
The Marshal OF Tins [ curt do, alter ad,er.
Using The time and place thereof tor three
mouths sucees>iyeiJ, III some uews,aper
printed IN the town Oi Alexandria. ex,,se
TO ssie' by public auction, Tor ready mo.
ney' The houses and los IN HE sa, ndes.
tue mentioned, and out Of he m,n., arIs.
ing Iou The SAID sale, alter G.irsyIps tie
expenses attending tie sane, tsy L. re
p'aln'Ift the said pune, pa money, pnr,re.i
and costs, and the surplus 81 he proceeds
OF sale, II any, retain ~ bis bands, subject
to The future orderO the oul,; and Dor,
his proceedings herein to lbe court in or.
der 10 a final decree.
Costs 80 dolls. 40 Its. Cory.
les'e' j. I. FOkD, &C.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30

----z-'- .dmOng ths~s ere
Imperial Saxony cloths and cassimeres
Fine aud super6ne do
Do do double mil'ed drabs
Do do peIisse cloths, tmos'
fashionable colors
Do do cashmere sha wis, with
fancy chintz burdrrs
Do do blue, mkt and drab
plains
Devonshrre kerseys and twilled feai.
thoughts
White, red, yellow and green aanneIs
Booking and draprrv Balzes
3 and 81 point blankets
Rose DO in ,russes, assorted from ga to
1874
Fancy silk striped and figured Valentia
vestIng
Do swansdown do
Black and colored, plain s. figured bom.
hsZettes
Blue 4. ,Iown camlets g. Tartan plaids
9-8 and GA cambrIC muslns
A sou. power loom .h'rt'ngs, &c &c
any % "
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30
\ fresh supply OF
DRY GOODS.

1--WE subscribers have lust received in
4 addition to their former stock, a well
selected and complete assortment of sea.
sonaole goods, con. isling il part Of
super and supPrfine London and common
blue ard black cloths
Do do do olive, brown and drah do
DO do DO blue and black cassiiDeres
DO DO DO coronation and drabs PLAIN and
striped do
Casslnets. blues and blue and grey mixed
from Sykes factory
Hose, whitney, point and duhil blankets
he'd, white and yellow tlanneIs
F-aTnaught, flushing and booking bsizes
Blue and drab plains
Devosshire and marble kerseys
Linsey woolsey, burlaps and ,icklenburgs
Russia sheetipgs and diapers
Irish linens and long lawns
Linen cambria and brown hollands
Bandanna and flag hdkts
Splite6eld new fashion twilled silk hdkfs
Sd A Sd cotton checks, Dorchester bed.
ticking
Rhodes bombs2ets, plain and figured. Of
various colors
Black bombazetn
"A new fashion super French chn,z
"a do do London do
And general assortment Of low priced
calicoes
Indigo blue plaid domestics
A TO 81 bleached and brown shir'ings
and sbeetings, from the celebrated
Blackstone factory
Lambs wool, worsled and Yigona halt and
long hosiery
Black Italian and hatband Grape
Canton and Nankeen grapes, IN pieces and
robes
Null, ]acnnet and cambria mvslins SC.
And great variety OF other articles, TOO
numerous to mention, all OF which will
be SOLD very low for cash or TO puDctual
Customers. as usual Also,
$4,000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,
from the Union and Powhalan maDutscto
ries, IN Baltimore as also from the Paler.
son factory, n J
JAMES c. L. ROB'T BARRY,
"Cheap Cash Store, corner OF K ne ana
dec Is Fairfax streets,
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WGOnmittcd

no the i pf Alexandra county. D.
i c on 9TH inst. as runaway, a
mula.to won, about 81 years OF age,
STOUT. Hrshy well clothed in calico
She calls hdf MARY GIBSON; says
she is free, will not give any saiisfac.
tory accounIherself. 1t is believed che
b.: lived nLeesburg The owner is
requested = ne forward, prove proper.
", ray ch$'and take her away, other
wise she VIZ dispose Of according to
Law. p'W ROUNsAFEL,
dec II fhsm jailor.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30

GFPursuant to The foregoing decree, I
shalt on The 22d day of FtLIusry, 1874.
before the front door Of the tavern now
Kept by Captain George Williams in the
Town OF DumlrIts, EXPOSE 10 sale Ly publie
auction, TO the highest bidder, tor t.arv
money, TWO LOTS, known ID IN. OI;
OF l"e said town OF Dumiries, by the bum,
bers Twenty SIX ana Tbrty-tout.
VA. NJ CkAIG. Deputy of
JOHN STAhAkD. Nj. s. { D.
nov 10 ,v2,,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30
Houses and Lots on j. ent.
f.it Fairfar Court House, Fa.J

4 OFFER at this place, on rent for one
aor more years, The brick store house, lot,
&c. DOW 70 he occupation OF Mr.. Thomp.
son Simpson; the store house is in the
most public and best situation, and has
been occupied by MIR. Simpson Tor many
years past, and has accommodated him,
not only Tor store, but that OF family.
Any person wanting such a situation, will
FIRST call and view the premises. The rent
shall be agreeable TO the times. Also,
one or two small houses with enclosed
lots, suitable for tradesmen, ard profit.
able situation for saddler, boot and SINE
maker, halter, ana Tailor. Also, several
half acre lots, on ground teut; the Store
house Cd OF next month: the other proper.
~ may be had immediately Apply to
dec 2O RICHARD RATCLlFFE'