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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28

OF Lewis NPLane and others, with log dwelling house
thereon erected, containing and half acres,
ess;No 3. alot of marsh, Augustine adjoining mars
of Motion Hudson and others, containing four acres,
or less No. A. a life right in third of the following
described farm adjoining lands Of George Yandegrift,
Samuel Thomas and others, with frame dwelling house,
Kitchen barn and other buildings containing los
in the whole, less; seized and taken in execution
as the property of James Hanson.
Newcastle February H. 1923. 16-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28
ONE DOLLAR REWaRD.

I'D IN away from the subscriber living in Newcastle,
Ma Del apprentice boy named William Perry, Is years
OF age and has six years TO serve, dark complexion Had
when he away cotton cassmer round jacket and
trousers, gray great coat; hat. Whoever will bring
said runaway me- shall receive the above reward and all
reasonable charges. CHARLES MCCULLOUGH.
Feb. IS, 1925 16-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28
EUUIAILIy.

BARsToW resiec fully informs the public that he
has resumed the ardous duties of his profession in the
YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY aud that he has furnished With
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
an extensive and useful educaon- Satisfactory spec mems
ofimProyement and scholarship may be by calling 4
the establishment.
TERMS-Board, Tuition and Stationary. $50 per qr.
Tuition and Stationary, 81 per a.
Wllmin on, Sept 10, 1892. 7l-G
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28
For SALE.

w in the village Of Newart-the 10, CONTAINING al,,t
two acres OF ground the house stories high With Two
rooms on each floor and piazza in front kitchen, milk
house, and well OF excellent water at the door stable
carriage house and barn &C. The above nroner
sanity situated in central part Of the village and if NOT
sold by the first of March, VIII be for rent For terms
TO- Henry Whitley, Newark or to the Subscriber
in Wilmington. MARY WlIITFT ~ ly''r
JANUARY 18Th, 1925. 10z1et
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28
TO BE RENTED.

4 Farm in Brandswine Hundred, called Chestnut HiQ,
~ the property of Albanus c. Logan, fronting the
Concord Turnpike Road and the Falks Road, containing
about two hundred acres, including lot of marsh in Cher
rey Isand-which will be rented with the place. For
terms apply to lie subscriber. BENJAMIN FERRIS,
in West-street Sd. Wilmington.
January Q, 1928. lost
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28
NOTICE.

FESE subscribers having obtained Letters of Admnisra-
ton the Estate of Mrs. Sarah Downes, late OF the
Hundred and County Of Newcastle, in the State of Della
ware, deceased, request all persons indebted said Es
to make immediate payment and all those having
demands against it, TO present their accounts, legally attes
ted, for settlement. JAMES COPPER, , ~,
RICHARD SIMMONS. 1A" .
NewCastle, February S, 1925. 1876
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28
NOTICE,
Imhortant TO Farmers, Tavern Reehers, Carr,
Travellers and Economists an general


The advantages derived from used as feed E,,
SEES, cattle and even Sheep has long been proved an
knowledged by experienced agrculturaistsin Erons %
many parts Of America, 10 be very great. II has n
fitness for horse not only because is much cbeape
hay, but it at once them against heaves bnt @
founders; three destructive diseases to whichL"p
are liable, and which often destroy them in the MI;
their usefulness 1t has been used with astonishnc @
cess IN attenng cattle in the STALL by gentleman IN
necticut, whose experiment has been recommended ;
land before the agricultural societies in Connection sa
Massachusetts,. Sheep also do we'll fed OH straw nre r
led IN the ordinary way, as for horses These and r
other successful experiments have been made BY eng
prising farmers; while aborng under all the G,,
vantages arising from the want of easy and eea,
method Of cutting the straw The importance Of the oS
ject has long time called upon the genius of both Enr
and America, to supply the public with some expednST
machinery for the purpose. Many trials have been n5s
and many specimens of great ingenuity and expense a
been exhibited; of which have done honor 10 ' w.
inventors, but general have fallen short, in utility o
old Dutch Sniboy, so called. ~
But the public are now invited to call and view orts,
selves, a S~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28
STOLEN

an the night Of the 18th inst from the subscriber, H.
~ wing on Shelpot Hill, about miles from Wilmington
soTe mare, Years old, Is or 6 hands high face and
hind feet white, whitis man and al little roche back
behind the saddle. Teenty Dollars will be given for the
and thief Ten Dollars fr either, and all reasonable
charges paid by WILLIAM r. WELDON,
Feb. 10 1928 17-4
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28
PUBLIC SALE.

pursuance Of the last will and testament Of Phoebe JEFF
ferries, late of the Borough Of Wilmington, deceased
will be exposed to public sale Saturday the 18th day OF
MAJ Oh next at 2ocock 7. NJ. the house Of Eli Lambon
in Wilmington, lot of land with house and improvements
thereon fronting on Market street, and running through
20 shipley street. Attendance will be given and terms
made known on the day of sale.
SAMUEL JAQUETTE, Ear.
feo' 10, 1879 lot Of Pho6e LftTies.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID C. WILSON SHERrl


10y Virtue of a Writ of Ventonas Exponas di-
ID rected, will be exposed to Public Sale at the house Of
James Henry, Cantwels Bridge, in Appointments hun
dred Monday the tenth day OF March next at O'clock
r. NJ the following described tract parcels OF land, stu
ate lying and being in the hundred of Appointments and
county of New-Case, to wit No. l. ut the Village OF
Peterborough, adjoining lands at William Pollard Alex
antcr Marian, Esq and others, containing fifteen acres
of woodland No 9. adjoining No. /, and John j. Alil
gan, Esq containing nine acres or less NO 81 adj
joining No. q and the south side OF the state road leading
from Cantwels Bridge to Dover, with log dwelling house
and store house, stable and crib, thereon erected, con-
tanning two and half acres, orless Mo. A. adOin-
ing NO. s. and the above mentioned road, with log dwell
ling house, and kitchen thereon erected, containing half
an acre, more or less mo. s. adjoining No. a, and said
road, and the road leading from Noxon Town to rayors
Bridge with double dwelling house, blacksmhs and cart
wright shops thereon erected containing acres more
or less No. g. adjoining the road, from Noxon Town,
Tsyors Bridge and to the state road above mentioned
and containing acre, less mo. Z. adjoining
NO {, and the above mentioned state road, with frame
dwelling house, kitchen, stable and other buildings
thereon erected containing forty more less NO
g. adjoining No. and the above state road containing
or less Mo 9. adjoining No. 8, John j
Nllgan, Esq. heirs of Richard C. Dale, decd and the
road leading from Noxon Town Taylors Bridge with
two dwelling houses thereon erected, containing twelve
acres more or less Mo. TO- adjoining No 8, the above
mentioned state road heirs of James La Homes decd and
others, ard containing hundred and fifty acres more
or less NO H. adjoining lands Of John Nauan, heirs of
Abraham Saats decd and the north side of the ate
road, above mentioned, with two small dwelling houses
and other out b. ldngs thereon erected aud containing
forty acres more or less No 30 adjoining No O. and 5,
and the road leading from NoXon Town to Taylor Bridge
with frame dwelling house, kitchen and stable thereon
erected, containing acre, less NO 10. adj
joining No II, John j. Nfllgan, Esq and the road from
NoXon Town to Tayors Bridge with small log dwelling
house thereon erected and containing acres more or
less mo "A. adjoining lands Of Alexander MARIAN ESQ
and No l. and the state road, above mentioned the
south side, with old log dwelling house thereon cree
ted and containing hlrtcen acres, more or less Mo- Is
adjoining No ID, and the above mentioned state road with
log dwelling house and stable thereon erected and con-
tanng half an acre more or less NO. 10. adoiang o.
10 AID No. s. and the above mentioned state road and
containing half an acre, less ;-Sezed and taken
an execution as the property Of William Fields, decd
Newcastle, Feb %, 1928. 18-M
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which confidently think far exceeds every thing r.
purpose, before exhibited both as it respects sippc
Icheapness of construction and ease of operation
1t has been in il Massachusetts six years and co
mands universal appreciation. II is lately patented S
Giles Dayton, the inventor, of whom the stbscber
purchased the exclusive right of making and vendg
IN the state OF Delaware, and has also the agency 3
virtue of power of attorney from SAID Patience. 10 81
the above right to any person persons in the coun
Philadelphia Lancaster, York, Bucks and Northampton
the state OF Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM EWES
June 10. lS22-ly Near New Castle
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PHILADELPHIA IND HIL.AIIypG TOW
PILOT,
NEW LINE OF POST COACHES,

NEW LINE OF POST COACHES,
Has commenced running between the above places and
continue to leave the Subscribers MarketSuee, Viii
mington, every morning 8 O'clock and the house Of
William Elliott, sign Of the Harp and Eagle, Norh-Ihird,
between MarHet and Arch Streets, Philadelphia at the
same hour
FARE ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS.
The Coaches will be all in complete order. Good Hor-
and careful drivers, and every accommodation well
adapted to the convenience and comfort Of Passengers
who will be taken up, and down suit their own con
Henlence. Baggage Gtae raquecf the ovnGS.
JOHN NJ SMITH,
r. KEDDY, & Co.
UiInsiagtOn, January 1923. 1oS-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28

NIB ted, will be exposed to Public Sale At tb ny
John Grow, Newcastle in Newcastle hundred on MA
ihe 28th day Of February, inst Que O'Clock, p NJ al
hose two third parts of certain of land former nf
William Hanson (deceased) situate in the hundred Of 81
Georges and county of Newcastle, with dwelGn LoSe
barn and other buildings thereon erected and contar,
IN inc "hoe one hundred and eighty acres and HUI
elcht perehes Of land more less; together with III @
shguar the Improvements and appurtenmces tbcren,o
Belonging being seized aud taken in execution as the ro
perry Of John Hanson (leceased.) '"e i'to'
Newcastle, February 49, 1925 1s "A
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28

~ VIRTUE Of Writ Of yend Exponas TO me directod
will be exposed TO Public Sale, at the House Of Jobn
18th day q February, inst one O'Clock, p M the fn
lowing described plantation tract of land situate in e
hundred Of - Georges and county of New Castle No
Asilon Hudson and Others with frame DWELLING h6n
Kitchen and Earn thereon erected, containing sxty two
aefc be the same more or less No ,, adoi5nr ands
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28

EsY virtue ola writ ofvend exponas to me directed vii
NJ De exposed public sal the ho,e Of John ow
Newcastle IN Newcastle HUI red, Friday he 9Sh da
OF February inst O'Clock, P. W. the following descrb
ed plantation or tract Of land, situate, lying and beng in
the Hundred OF Newcastle, and County Of Newcastle
Slvers, senr, William 6 Cau1 Thomas Reilly and others
with brick dwelling house and frame kitchen barn and
other out buildings containing hundred and lft, a
ores pc ne same more or less Seized and taken in exc
cution as the property Of Geolgc Stroud
Newcastle Feb. II, 1923. 1s-At
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-28

W. Virtue of Writ Of Vend. Exponas to me directed,
A9 will be exposed to Public SALE the house Of Eli
Lanborn, Whining ON, IN Chrisana Hundred, on Satur-
clay the 9Th day OF March next, O'clock e. NJ the fol-
lowing described lands and tenemens situate Wing and
being IN the Borough Of Wilmington, Chrstana Hundred
and county OF Ne#-Case "A lot From, street adioin.
ing lands Beeso Gregg, susanna Dale and Isaac Solo
mon with frame dwelling and frame shop thereon,
containing feet Froa street and seventy two feet
Deep be the same more or less seized and taken
cur Oh as he property Of Joseph llarker
New-Gastle, Februar. ~, 1898 18-4t
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kY virtue ola writ ofvend. exponas to me directed will
ed he exposed public sale, at the house Of Eli Lam
born, Wilmington, in Christana hundred on Saturday the
9Th day of March next, O'Clock, p the following es
crbed lands and tenenens situate, Wing and being in the
ty Of NEWCASTLE to wit No. A lot on AIarket.srect
etVeen Third and Second Streets, 40 feet on Market
Street, and running mi Idle distance with two story
frame house and frame store house. thereon erected adj
joining land of John Reynolds, Samuel Wood and others
No 2. lot on Third Street, between King and French
Streets with frame stable thereon erected adjoining
OF Aan MLane, Esq. No. B. rhe one third part ola lot
on II h eel, containing acre, more or less adolu.
ing lands Of the heirs IF william Kirk rheophilus Jones
and ohes &c. led and taken in execution as the pro
perty OF BE. jarnn II Springer.
Newcastle, Jan 20, 1923. 1S-At
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ERY Virtue of Writ Of Levari Facias to me directed
AS will exposed 10 Public Sale, the house OF Eli
Larbon, Wilmington, in ChrstanA Hundred on Saturday
th~ 9th day OF March next, at o'clock, p NJ all that
certain lot piece of land with frame buildings thereon
M gton. Christiana tiimdredand County Of Newcastle
on ne North side OF Market Street, between Second and
Third Streets and fir ang Market Street, forty feet &
Tnnng back to the middle distance, between Market and
Smpley Streets adjoining lands of John Reynolds Samuel
Wood and OF ers tanning in the whole, two thousand
SIX hundred and forty feet u land, ne same more or
iess seized and 'ekcn execution the property of
Beaiamn IT, Springer.
Newcastle, JanuAr, 20, 1898. le-4t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-06-25

|Aiane:ys arrived ls,t night, The Constitution
|al divisions Of MilsDs sud Loberst have Ietir-
led 10 Hostslrich Nina bad svoidsd, or Civ
len the slip TO our troops with his own, and
s,cended the Ter by Besors, IN the in'ention
|of apprcsching the frontier. On the 7'h, ne
was in Volfogoos, in The direction OF Csmp's-
don. Count Curisf was The same day near
|Olot, where he was making arrangements to
follow and attack Nina. Baron d'Et oies WAS
Following Nina al Q osys march distance BY
Be,o.s; Romlsgosa was ~ position al R'Pol.
|'rhus M.as will fad himself surrounded by
troops superior TO his own; and II he 10
|p 'essed, as there is reason 10 believe, he must
Il ghs 20 eXyrem mites, or throw himself ioIo
|Csrdagoa. tn fopgb extremely difficult denies,
and without resources. Coun, Cu'isi IS de-
|Ie'mined TO pursue him uncessinGy, m con
cert with Ba on d'Efoles and Romago,s uli
IT, nc over,skeo.
The posts in advance Of Corona, where the
|Marshsl is. occupy Santa Coioons, aud ou'
|Husssrs push accommodating parties to toe
walls of HosIs''ich.
" General Donnidieu entered Vichion the
|6 h, al ten IN the morning {; our tooops have
been received with secIams,ious OF Joy"
--
.h is said this despatch is dated May sth.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Shin Two.Catharines, Eiderkin, Calcutta; brig
Ams,el, Amy. West Indies, whaling sch Betsey,
Briggs, Ct. yi,cents; brig Remittance. ChampiiD,
Msianzas; do. Union, Big ey, New-York.
Gle fRED,
Shin Two .Cathsrines, Elderkin, Providence; brig
Remittance, Champlin, Msrseiiies.
Saturday. June 81.
: Arrived soop Henry, Smith. from Alexandria.
Sunday. June %.
Ar brig Union. Bgey. from New.York soop BID
Jones, Lawloh, do do sally, Williams, do.
Taesdav, June -.
Ar sioop Hone, Lewis. from Falmouth sch Polly.
Trip, from saco.
Passed IN, sch shepherdess, Frink, OF and for
Warren. Is days from Havana Sailed in CO with
sch Zephyr, Barton, for this post.
MEMORANDA.
The ship Robinson Potter, OF this port. vac spoken
+, the river below New. Orleans, May IS.
Left a. Canton, Peb 20, brig Gull, Of Bristol.
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MIR RlLD,

In Providence, Mr. .1uios Rhodes 10 Miss Hzrr ici
NJ Aborn, daughter of Mr. James Aborn ----Capt
.7Hdiew Dillon. to Mrs .4uis Hhippy
DfFD,
In this town, on the 18th instant, Mrs Cotharine
Blrdick. widow Of the late MIR James Butdick, aged
e6 ,ears.-For nearly 90 years, she was worthy
member Of the Sabbatsran Church in this town.
At jamestown. 18th instant, Mrs .3hce .liunrOe,
wife Of Mr. Nathan Munroe, aged 6S years.
At South. .Kngslown, on the i4lh instant, Mrs.
Mary HuH, wido~ OF Cspt Edward Hull, late Of
New shorehsm, IN her eigh,ieth year
In Providence. Thursday evening last, Mr Jo'e.h
Rand, of Charies'owo (Nsss) aged 50
In London, in the ~ year vt his aye, the cele.
brsIed geographer "A. -irroissnih. Esq
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FRENCH SCHOOL.

III NO. 25s, Thames-sresf, formerly occupied
BY Mr.. Samuel Place.
THE subscriber, having been disabled By
l. q fsli, intends to opeo school for ia.
suocrins the French Language. From cir.
eums,snees Of peculiar nature, he is induced
Ia propose opening his school, for the admis.
sion Of scholars, the Two 6Fst months, z s,is I;
and particular lessons given ., tho residence
Of popis one month, gfsti'. He is welt
known TO many 10 this place, ond ps,,icu,ar
tefefenee is given to Mr. GEFsRoY, With
whom he has resided for several months, and
where no may now DO ssen, Or az the hotel os
Mr.. Townsend.
The school will commence (Ihis dsy,}
June 2s--hours Of tuition, from 9 to I2, A n.
tor gentle men, and from 2 10 S, p NJ for Ia.
dies.
p. J. DCBOYS.
N B. Mr.. ID. will also give Instruction ia
the Latin Language, II required.
June IS
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NEWPORT,
CELEBRATION ar UICKFORD.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS. 1879.

CELEBR.iTION4 ar WICKFORD.
The ensuing anniversary of American
Independence will be celebrated at Wick
ford, and a Committee consisting ofDoc,.
WILLIAM G.. SHAW, FRANCIS CHAP
PnLL, and WILBoR TILLINcHAsr,
Esq'rs. are appointed to make the neces-
sary arrangements. The Grafton is to
be pronounced by WILLIAM G.. HAM.
MoND, Esq in the Episcopal Church.
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Arrived at Tiverton. oThursdsy last. brig Ans
tel. Amy, from the ws-Isdies, whaling. with rs
barrels whale oil.
The bIig Nicholas & Aix, Williams. Of this port,
cleared at Wilmington, CurracoA, June 7Ih.
Arrived at Mobile, Ms 20. sch Sarah Ann, May
berry. from this port.
Al st, resre. May 2s.'ig Hiram. Of his port, 10.
certain.
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tavus Gun. 70 Miss Emily Maria Pistol.
We shall be much mistaken if there is
not some small shot exchanged by the
parties. ~
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THISline is now arranged for the sea-
Il son as follows:
nom Neso York
The CossrorIcvT, Capt Bunker, will depart
every Wednesday, at o'clock Pm and the FuLTos
Capt Comssoes, every Saturday, at O'clock Pm.
From Providence
The FULTON, Capt Comafock will depart every
wednesday, at 6 o'clock AN, and the CossRcrI-
evr' Capt. bunker, every Saturday at the same
hour.
~ Both Boats hve undergone thorough repair
they ace now IN the bes, possible order.
Jane 25
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not some small shot exchanged by The
parties. ~
1t is asserted in the New York Gaz-
zette, that one of the city watchmtn was
lying asleep onthe platform Of MIR. .Quick's
store, next door to Ogden, Day, & Co.'S.
during the thunder storm and that the G.
ectric fluid made a hole through gh his hat
without awaking MIN. Tbs proves
what has been often asserted, that some
people sleep more soundly during thun.
der storm.
The Us. frigate Constitution and sloop
of war Ontario were left at Gibraltar on
the 25 Of April. The night previous to
the arrival of the Constitution, she was
run foul of by British schooner, which
went down immediatly, but all her hands
were saved and taken oil board The friga,e,
except the Captain.
P1RATES.-Capt. Murphy, arrived
in The Chesspeake,7 day from Havana, in
forms that several vessels had lately been
captured off the Isle of Pines, and seve-
raj others cut out of Campeachy. by the
Pirates. Com. Por,er's squadron was
on Z cruise.
Gold Nine. I'm the county of Arson,
N. c. two lies from Rocky river, and
ABOUT thirty five miles from this place,
hlcre has been discoverd an extensive
Gold Mine; in excavating which, twelve
workmen are employed with very con-
siderable success. We have conversed
with gentlemen who lew days since
visited this mine from him we learn the
ore is exceedingly pure, and sells readily
in its crude state, at 81 cents the penny
weight. While he was present, one
piece was dug up, weighing % ounces,
equal to $40 40 cts. One other piece
had previously been found, weighing 40
ounces, equal to 1928. Gold is not
found deeper than three and half feet be.
low the surface There is a small creek
running directly through this mine, the
bottom OF which being coverd with mil
lions ofpartlcals. Of gold glttering through
the limpid stream, presents very inter.
estins and beautiful appearance.
". Y. Daily .fdu.
A vessel arrived at St. Jago, the 26th
ult. from Jamaica. stated that twenty pi-
rates out of twenty eight sent in for tri-
al, had been executed on Friday, 10Th
May. The remainder had their trial
postponed.
The Hessian fly is making ravages
among winter and spring grain, in several
OF the nothern counties of New York.
The grub worm is destroying the Indian
corn.
The Harpers, Ferry Free Press, Of
June IL. says-"We continue ,oreceive
accounts of the destructive career of the
ny in the wheat fields. This punctual,
but unwelcome visitant, has bligh,ed the
fairest hopes of the farmer, and changed
the verdure Of spring into an emblem Of
famine.'
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SUMMEi GOODS.
JOHN T. DWNSEND,
HSS JUS REeEEVEp,

Shs 3US RgeEFvEp,
A cheap lot of sessable English, French ard
"A India Goops. With with his previous etoek,
be offers for sale at theovest prices
-kSO--
Several bales of the b, manufactured unble ached
and white sheengs, shiogs stripes, plsids, checks,
belticking, &c &c