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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-30
Extract Of a letter rscsiysd in Charles
ton, dated
'PINEvILLE. Oct. Is.

loi, NAstW
"PIsEvILLE, Oct. IS.
"a party went out on Tu esday last,
ard routed the remainder of Joe's gang.
They fired on two of the men s. wound
ed one.-One of the negroes wounded
Evance Cordes in the shoulder and one
finger, with duck shot. The wound is
very slight, and he is entirely recover
ed. On Wednesday, some of the same
party went out, and came up with two
men and three women. One ofthe men
fired on John Ravenel, but without ct
feet, and made his escape. They took
one fellow and the wenches, and we
have them now in confinement in this
place. One of the women having a
mans cloak on was fired upon, and
am sorry to say was wounded--ber
chance Of recovery is doubtful. On
tuesday, when the party were routed,
they left achild about syears old in the
camp, anda chance shot struck it in the
back of the head, audit has died. The
| fellow taken and the woman wounded,
! (who is the wife of Joe) belong to DIR.
Naoul, SHi, tne histress vi ooes De-
longs to Mr.. Ballard, and the other wo-
man, the wife of Anderson who was
killed, belongs to Mr.. Bates. Two of
the most desperate and one woman, are
not yet taken.
A court of MAGISTRATES was sitting for
the trial of those taken, and others sus.
| pected. An acting committee of the As
ISOLATION are very active in gaining in-
formation.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-30
M. r edlin. "a learned doctor of UlI

M. r edlin, "a learned doctor of Ulm,
narruteth, in his lahorious collection Of
cases relating to the Praxis Medica,
that certain valet de chambre, having
received many clothes from his mas
ter, who was Of very equity habit,
wore some of them, whereupon he
was instantly seized with the govt;
and, though he Immediately pnlled
them off, the CONT remained, and he
was more violently tormented there
with than his master.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-30
CHARLEsrov, Oct Is.
FROM PERU.


Callao as late as the 12th of July, from
which ii appears that Lima was aban-
doned on the nth of June TO the royal
list forces under General Canterac, who
entered it the following day, and levied
a contribution of SsoO,00n on the in
habitants, which was promptly paid
The further requisition Of three thou
sand stand OF arms, and clothing for as
many soldiers, could not be complied
with. The Peruian troops and many OF
the citizens of Lima, after abandoning
the city, arrived in safety at Callao, with
the most valuable part of their proper
ty. Cen. Saint Cruz landed to wind
ward and il is supposed will soon be in
possession of Arequipa, and come down
inland to the assistance of the Patriots.
Troops were embarking from Callao for
Pisco, sufficient force remaining to
protect the place from any attack of the
Royalists, who made an attempt to car
ry it on the 25th of June, but were re-
pulsed. One of our letters, dated in
Callao The 25th of June, says, "the
Franklin IA, and hcrtender the Peru
Wan are here, also the British frigate
Aurora. A few nights ago the twoFrench
frigates and corvette got under weigh
and went to sea, no one knows where
bound, as the affair was kept a great
secret
A letter of the 2sth ofJune says
"Flour is very high in Lima, say $50,
but the communication is entirely cut
off, the Patriots having possession of all
the sea board Flour in Callae viii not
command fifteen dollars.
The letter Of the 18th Of July, the Ia
test, says,-"the royal army is still at
their head quarters between this and
Lima. The Patriots have called in all
their out posts and embarked, say 5000
men, for the intermediate country, say
Africa General Sucre, the Colombian
officer, commander in chief of this place,
sailed hence on the 10th inst and it is
expected, something important will fol-
low this movement There is ageneral
stagnation to all business, owing to the
extremely unsettled state Of the coun-
try, and the apprehension and mistrust
among the merchants. The ship Arab
Of Boston, was taken possession of by
the Royalists at Pisco. She was char
tered by some English Gentlemen at
Callao as contractors to the Patriot ar
my, under licence to trade with the
Spaniards. She sold her cargo to great
advantage, sent the money down in the
long boat, amounting to $4,000 dollars,
which was put on board the Aurora fri
gate. Some intermeddling person in
formed GsneralCanterac ofthis circum-
stance, when he Immediately despatch
ed force and took possession of the
Arab. The owner has been to the
Generals Camp with letters from the
Commodore. and received the assur-
ance of the General, that the ship should
be delivered up, as soon as the cargo
was out and that he had no designs "a
gainst the ship, knowing her to be A
merican property, but his object was
merely to chastize the contractors. The
American Captain was treated with the
greatest politeness while in the Spanish
camp.-Gaz.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-30
Bolted
q drawn
Distanced

/ The celebrated Professor Blumer-
bach, of Gottingen, has collected
most valuable cabinet of curiosities,
which he highly prizes One morn
ing a friend came to him with a long
face, to tell him of a very unpleasant
circumstance-tha he had seen man.
get by ladder into a window of the
Professors house. Into which win
dow cried Biumenbach. Il am sorry
to say replied his friend, lit was your
daughters 20! man. said b. you al
most frightened me; | thought il had
been into my cabinet
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-30
Tn3 GA3aTgrE.
HARRISBURG, Oct. so, 1898.

SSocking Aceidca'.--Lass Thursday
morning, waist the stiller, employed by
Mr. Kownslar, in bis Distillery on Mill
Creek, was in the act Of fastening the
cap on the still, it few OF and scaldsd
him so severely, that he died in few
hours afterwards. Mr. K. was in the
still house at the timc--he got slightly
scalded, but we are glad to hear, he is
not seriously injured.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-30

JoHs ANDREW SEULZg is elected
governor of Pennsylvania, by large
majority over his opponent, Andrew
Gregg The election took place on the
sec131 Tgssd1y of this month.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-30

The u. s. schr. Fox, one Of the YES
sells Of the anti-pira;ical squadron, ar
rived, on Moudiy, at the navy yard il
Washington City.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-10-30

A Baltimore correspondent informs
Us, that news reached there Yesterday
morning by the Steam Boat from
Norfolk, TINT Com. Porter, in the Sea
Gill, was left, by a vessel arrived at
Norfolk, at B 'aufort, n G. on Mon
day last, where he had put in on ac-
count Of head winds.
National Mtelhgencer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
THE STEAMBOAT
-.
p o TO VI \ c..

ITAS commenced her usual route, which
Il will not be changed without due no.
nee leIus given. Leaves Richmond on
Sunday morning, at 8 O'Clock, City Point
efler toe arrival at the stage from Peters
burg AMI Norfolk, at 3 O'clock, on Non
day morning, touching at Old Point Com
tort; arrives at AeksnirIa aud Washing
:on Oh Tuesday morning,
Psturnang Leaves Washington at o.
clock, Aexan iria at 8, on Thursday nor,
nils, arrive. at OH Point Comfort ana
Norfolk on Fri tay morning, ani proceeds
direct to City Point aui Rich nond.
Present rates OF fare, including mea's
ami table drink, between Washing ton ana
Norfolk. II; AIexan iris and Norfolk
=. 70 30; between Norfolk and CITY FONT
y. 4: between Norfolk sn1 Richmond Do.
The Potomac Steam Boat company
having extended their ii0e from Norfolk TO
CIV Point All Kichm1ud IN consequence
nf Inc f. -? ri theHs repeated applications
~ rho IS N,ver Steam Boat Company
IN To-. gs iare, SO as 10 encourage sraV.
sll;,s - THIS rlute between Richmond
ans y,niagl8a, now have To cOnSratu-
L. ibe aG5lc ia their complete success
!, obtaining toe object. Travellers VIII
a. nnr. see The advantage ct making the,r
,r!SogemrGts 30 "a 10 d. all .tneir ra'ei-
Ing ot the day the Potomac runs.
- ,rrh !8 "
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
For Boston,

fVI I'oStth3
~, The schr FOUR BROTHERS,
&s,. capt Nicherson; burthen about $50
bbls She Is a good vessel, and now Tta-
dy to load. Apply TO
JOHN II. LADD & Co.
Who haze for sale by sad oessels,
IS lIeTCts new Rice
100 bbIs tar
casks superior lamp oil
II casks vinegar
20 boxes mould candles
8 boxes oranges
~ casks butter
g hbds Iectifed rum
q bbls rose
Cinnamon, anniseed, &c
Peppermint cordial
4 bales upland cotton
40 reams wrapping paper.
apr 22
For Sale or Freight,
AZ The good schoon'r MARY, Dean
EHS Sml,h. master; burthen about Go
barrels, and in good order for voyage.
Apply to JOHN H LAID 4 Co.
Itho hare for sale by said Ues,et,
HUI bushels uTkS ISianu Sdl
t4O barrels N. T.. rum
4casks SEAL oil april
WhIskey & Brandy.
IN bids. Philadelphia wbiskey, upwards
L " of year old, and represented to be
of good quality
40 bbls. Baltimore wbiskey
pipes cognsc randy warranted ruIe
Just reed and for sale by
SAMUEL MESSER SMITH.
may 6
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
mo. 6S15
The Alexandria
B A T II s,

4 IF. now in compete ordeI, hllt' up
N III superior style, anc will be Il dy
for the accommodation OF tie public on
the first OF May. As TINS esisbIlshu eDt
has received the unquaiihe, appreciation
OF the physicians, II !, unnecessary to say
more in It's eIda,nh, than. thai
strict attention viii; b. gwen in lis naE-
age0 emf, and faithful nal. and female
servants provided. TENS Subscribers
with families 8 dollars; single persons .
dollars; three vain bath. | GollaT; tour
cold baths dollar; single ta,bs 37s cents.
One half OF the subscription IoheJ " III be
exp, cleG m advance, and the baIarct on
the 10th July. tLIZAhE1h LA\ ;.
and
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
N0tice.

Notice.
PPLlCAT!ON will be made to the
4 Mechanics Bank OF Alexandra tor
lie renewal of a certificate OF 2OO shares
Of stock standing in the name Of feter
she IRON, deceased, and numbered 80, 73S
to 80 93I inclusive: he original Ger Ihcate
having been lost or mislaid.
JOHN RICHARDS, executor OF
Peter SherrOn, dec,
NAV II ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1928.
a. G.. CaZeE0ve u Go

II AVE received by the last arrivals
l. 81 bales domestic cotton goods OF
every description
bale sup fne -attinetts
5000 lbs cotton yarn superior quality
$50 kegs cut nails, all sues
20 bales Alabama cotton
so baskets fresh Bordeaux salad oil
Also, By The Robsrt Fulton, arrived al Nesc
York, from L,verpoof.
5 trunks csnbr,o prints and callcoes
case steam loom shlHIngs, by the
Germania al Baltimore, from. Bie-
NEE
II bales Bur'aps
9 cases best lIckleDhuIgs
apr 3
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
French Burr MiIl-Stones.
april %
80 Dollars Reward.

y He store of the subscriber, al Nor
L folk, Va was entered On the night OF
Monday the 9th inst. and rotled Of about
$1,000 in specie. in dollars, hall dollars,
quarters, and smaller peices OF silver al
so, three watches, one OF them small
double case silver watch, No 1864. and
Two cor position Watches, an elegant watch
chair, made OF gold wire, two gold seals.
similar 10 finger rings 10 shape, and agold
key; also very large gold seal ih
comedian this last one had been broken
at The side and sodered !; one breast pin,
SET with pearl. one gold finger ring, with
yellow stone set in the middle, SET round
with small white stones Two Of the latter
broken out, one other gold ring with tie
glass on the top broken. the stone OF sral.
with the arms of IN. Tell, the deliverer
Of Switzerland, Gu On it.
The person suppose d TO have committed
the above robbery Was about 5 feet IN,
ches high, stout built, red whIskrrs and
reddish brown hair, bis name John An sler,
a naive OF Sutherland. and butcher ~
profession, though better known in Mary
land and Virginia as driver OF cattle.
There is little doubt the above descri-
bed person committed the aforesaid rUbbe-
~, as he was seen in Richmond lew days
afterwards with a large sum of money in
his possession, and hastily lett that city
under the teIgned name Of Robbins
The above reward will be paid on the
conviction OF the thief and the recovery
of the stolen goods. .r,,
Norfolk. Va. may l5-l7
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
salt AHOat.

1000 Bushels coarse, 700 sacks .hne
salt, 90 crates wine and porter
bottles, received per ship Pioneer, +.
CrabtTee, master, rom Liverpool, l0I sale
by WI FOWLE l. Co.
sssa The packet ship PIONEER,
&sn& will sail in few days, and be
early in Liverpool 10 receive the tall goods
for the district. april rs.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
District Of Columbia,

County Of .fisrandr,a, SCI.
ORERTSON GRAY has apple to
"a the honorable William Crsnch, chief
Judge of the United States Circuit Court
# the District OF Columbia to be dis
charged from imprisonment, under the act
for The relief OF in>olvent debtors within
he District of Columbia, on ihe first Mon
Jay OF June next, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. at
The Court House in Alex sndr,a, when and
where MS creditors are required to attend.
E. /. LEE. &C.
may GO e09t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
Just Received

just KtCtiNFU
BY THE GEORGE WASHINGTON,
I5O, 900 Dutch quilts
IL bates B:ackstone's skiItings and
sheetings
5000 lbs. cotton yarn, very SUPERIOR al
reduced prices
I2 hales b!ack Caro'ina moss
For sale by A. G. CAEtNOFE l. Go.
may
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
district OF Columbia,

County of alexandria.
yyyAS committed to the jail OF this
w county, On the 22d inst. black
man, VINO call himself
Richard Peters;
and saws h. is the property of Messrs.
GrnyS Panksy, tobacco manufacturers, OF
K, ,6mond, Va. He appears to De about
OF wears Of age, feet, 6 inches high, well
made and quite black. There are no VI
sibIe ss1r. about hin. rhe owner or
owners of said negro are requested 10
come forward, prove property. and pay
charges, otherwise, he will be disposed OF
as the law directs, .,.,,,
apr % law2m !tIlu, ~. :
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
.tOr Sale,
Charles County Court,
august Term. 1922,


ON application to the Judges OF Charles
" County Court. by Petition in writ
log, OF Randolph B. Moore, OF Charles
County, tor the benefit OF the act.ol As
sembly, for the relief of lnsoivent debtors,
passed at November session 1905, and the
several supplements thereto, on the terms
mentioned therein, schedule OF his prop
erty and list OF creditors, on oath, SO
tar as ne can ascertain them, being an.
nexed 10 his petition aud being satisfied
by competent testimony, that the SAID
Randol ph b. Moore has resided two years
Immediately preceding the time OF his
application, 10 the state OF Maryland, and
being also satisfied that the said Randolph
B. Moore,is 10 actual confinement, tor
debt and Tor no other cause, and the said
Randolph Moore, having entered INTO
bond with efficient security Tor his peTs-
DUAL appearance IN Charles County Court,
to answer such alleg atlons as biS creditors
may make against him.--lt is therefore
ordered and adJudged, that the SAID Ran.
doph 3. Moore, be discharged from IN.
prisonmen., and that by causing copy OF
this order to be inserted IN some one OF
the newspapers edited in the District OF
Columbia, once week for two months
successfully, before the June Term OF
this Court. he give notice to ms creditors
to app ar before the said court, at Fort
Tobacco. in the SAID county, on the SAID
next June Term OF this Court, for the pur.
pose ui recommending trustee tor their
benefit, and to -beW Cause, 1t any they
have, why the said Randolph b Moore,
should not have the bensfit OF the several
insoIvent laws of his state as prayed.
Test. JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
ian Is. I'm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-05-31
To Let,
10 Rent.

The subscriber wishes TO rent
EFYA for one OF more years, his Whari
EIsl and warehouse. The warehouse
Esnl IS 3 stories high, fire proof, aud
having every convenience tor an extensive
business. The wharfis ITO feet IN length
and 40 in breadth, aud has water oil SUM-
cieat depth for the largest vessels.
''N JONAH THOMPSON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-21
BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR YOUNC LADIES, N NEW.lRK, DEE.
VEVHE subscriber proposes open School for Young
Ladies, in which they shall be instructed in the follow.
ING branches; Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar and Composition, Rhetoric Geography, Ancient
and Modern, with the of Maps and Globes. Natural
History, Natural Philosophy including Astronomy and
Chemistry Elements Of history and of Moral Science On
Sundays their attention shall be directed the Study of
he Bible Sacred History and the Evidences of Christi
anty. Propriety of conduct, elegance Of manners and
moral rcctude shall be ncucated with the utmost asst.
duty and care.
The terms for boarding and tuition shall be IS dolls
quarter, or $50 so if paid in advance Rocks and Sta
onary shall be furnished At the usual prices Pupils will
be received at any time after this date
The healthy and pleasant situation Of Newark so gen
orally known, IN consequence of the high reputation Of its
academy, that any Recommendation of it, as an eligible
place for Boarding School, is deemed superluous On
the part of the Teacher, nothing shall he omitted hat is
calculated to promote the improvement Of his pupils For
information respecting his character and qualifications, he
respectfully refers to the Rev. A. * Russell PRINCIPAL of
the Newark academy and to the Rev James p Wilson,
D. d. Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in the
city Of Philadelphia WILLIAM SIIERFR
NeroarS, Jt1ntQry an, 1928. los 3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-21
no RENT,

tNIE Cotton Mills and Factory, situate on the Brandy
n Wihc creek known by the name of Roke6y and At
present in tue occupation Of Jain d. Carter.
This property is entitled the use of one half the water
power Of the Brandywne is situated ON the Wilmington
side and three miles from the Town
There on it new stone mill erect oil IN tho ,car
capable of containing $500 spincs and an old mill which
will hold 5oospnles: eleven dwellings for tenants besides
one house and several cellars for looms or store and in
cludcs twenty acres Of land, abuntantly supplied with
good water This property VIII be let for term of Years
and put IN complete repair the commencement Of Inc
lease There are likewise twelve hundred spindlcs be-
sides several looms, which will be leased with the mill
The lease of the present occupant will cxnire on IN,
nrst day OF June next at which time possession will be
sven, Ior terms apply TO JonN GoHDow, Wilmington,
TCIIS SI;J a NE ~ 'ii'
"i'h'i5toi' DEL feb. II, 1928. 17-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-21
FARM, MILLS & MILL SEAT
For SHE

The subscriber offers for sale the plantation on viii
he now resides, situate in East Nottingham, Chcsercor
ny, pennsylvania, containing one hundred and line ala
of excellent land including large portion Of rch bmsn
meadow, all in high state Of cultivation except the gOI
land. On this farm are good stone dwelling house vo
stories high, with stone kitchen and fountain of wae,h
the yard, stone barn 40 by SO feet crust mil IS la
square. with large share OF custom; saw mill on an
cellcnt construction-the stream which turns them ANN
Tie Elk river, being of the most permanentinih
OF the country two story tenants house, Wagon da
carriage house and store house all il good repair Then
IS on this property an unmproved mill seat with Sixteen
ieet head and fall As is presumed that any person wish
ing to purchase such property will view il for enYs
IS unnecessary to give further description Of All
indspuable title win be given and the terms made easy
the purchases For further particulars apply to
JOHN WILSON, on the premises
orto Benjamin Ferris, Conyeyancer, Nilntga
8 mo. 18th 1892 tj-d
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-21
FOR SALE.

A FARM in Appoqunimink hundred, Newcastle county
N known the name Of Camden Farm, containing about
$50 of land, with good proportion Of marsh and
snhcency OF wood Tor the use o. the place, quantity OF
marsh meadow already embarked, and may be made
at a reasonable expense 1t is within Of Cant
Wells Bridge, where there is always ready market for all
kinds of grain. is rendered the eligible from its
situation the State Road and the navgabe stream OF
Appointments, which facilitates the conveyance Of its
produce TO the Philadelphia and other markets.
The improvements a commodious dwelling house,
with well Of good the door, and large barn.
&C. The situation is of the highest and healthiest in
the neighborhood.
Any person wishing to view this property will please
apply to Daniel Corbet Thomas Belsle, Cantwcll's
Bridge.
Terms of sale, which will be accommodating may be
made known on application to JAMES COCHRAN, Viii
mngton, in JenkintOwn, Montgomery county, Pensy
vania to JOHN MANN, or
JOEL X MANN,
Administrators Of the Estate Of JAMES MANY, deed.
December 81, 1922. 102--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-21
From the National htetiigencer.
AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY

We publish in our paper ofto-day, the prospectus
OF work, compiled by Mr.. RocFns, Of Pennsyl-
vania' member of the house of representatives,
which WI we are glad to see offered to the public
The multiplication of authentic biographies Of the
fathers Of our country increases our stock of ltera
'ure In its most interesting and valuable department:
these narratives ncite the young, instruct the old
and improve the moral character Of the nation, bv
constantly holding up to the public view and imita-
tlon portraits OF virtue and patriotism, of which the
history of mankind affords no brighter examples
The book which has been compiled by Mr.. Ro-
GERS is valuable, not only as work for the libra.
res OF men OF reading but il has the higher meri,
Of being eminenty fitted for an american iSchoo
booh' and Will therefore assist materially in supply
deficiency which our seminares have felt, in tbs
want OF sufficient number of works suited TO M
capacity O. youth, and intoxicating principles which
correspond with our Institutions.
| The Prospectus magb seen at this Office, 4yler,
subscriptions tcW be receired.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-21
EDUCaTEO.N..

S, BARST0W respectfully informs tie public ths i.
mas resumed the arduous duties Of his profession IN tie
NouNG LANES AcADEMY and that he has furnished VIII
Maps Globes and other apparatus necessary for acq,
an extensive and useful education Satisfactory spcne
OF Improvement and scholarship may be seen BY caga
the establishment
TERMS-Board, Tuition and Stationary, $50 rerqr
Tuition and Stationary, 81 per or.
wilmington, Sept 10, 1929. 7l-t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-21
GLOVER SEED. &c.

A. Market, Wilmington. N"S ~" s.
a. sS)-Mackare by the Barrel and half barrel so ham,
Tor fam! use sugar. tea coffee molasscs rum EN- spirjis
brandy NJ I'm butter by the rkin or pound, cranbers
rashS iiSs, almonds rye and 5. Fine Flour b. the bar
r,uarer, Philadelphia buckwheat meal, corn oats meas
May Pc had at the same place. yious violin STRINGS and
Malch4. 1898 ao-o.