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The Wilmingtonian., 1823-06-26

A young man of the town of Eden, state Of
Maine, by the name of William Salisbury, was
lately crossing field alone. and came On a
sudden upon a huge bear. Young Salisbury
was unwilling to retreat--near where he stood
lie found rotten stick which he used as SUBJ
stitute for a club; he then made up to the bear
who stood gnashing his teeth at him. and struck
him across the nose, and by chance stunned
him, when the club broke---he then took out
an old iack-knife, loose in the rivit, cinch'd in
with the bear, sawed off the jugular vein in his
nesk, and killed him!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
From RIO J.7NElRO.

The schooner Swan brings advices and pa
pers TO the l,t OF the last month. Captain
Storsr informs that affairs were quite settled,
and the government much occupied in regu.
laiins tho navy and military departments.
Markets tor American produce very bad,
the produce OF the country exoi bitsntly high,
and the currency very much deprecated.
An embargo which he'd existed upon alt
vessels indiscrimins,ely for week. previous,
was raised on the soih Of January.
Tho Imperial squsdfon, under the con.
msnd Of Captain Jewell, composed of . frig-
stes, > sloops Of war, l b; liz and l schooner,
and large transport With 600 troops, sailed
29th Of January, supposed for Bahia. On tho
hfS dsy ou,, abreast OF Cape F'io, the Swsn
passed within quo sbo, ol s ships ,f war, PIE.
somed TO be the same, standing to The north,
ward.
Tbs news from Bshis, Of the IS h Of J,nu.
sry, cooiinued TO be favorable lot toe Irnpeti.
al parry The city was still closely besieerd
by the Imperial troops, and fresh provision,
being almos, unausinable st sny price, il wa.
thcusht the Royal forces eouid not hold cut
iong--anu' wn selling at ! milress tur.
Keys njltess each, and f,ssh beef at | mil.
res per paupd.-Thc consequence was that
the Hoopi EsSe in avery sioky :ts;e, andiLe
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
An ACT respecting stamps.

he IL enoefrd by tie Senase and House Of
Representatives. Of she United STATES Of liner
iea ia Congress assembled, That, whenever sny
person OF persons snail pay 10 tie Secretary
oi the Treasury, 'he dury cbarsesble by the
act, enti',ed "ha act to es,sblish q general
stamp oflice," passed on the twenty. third day
oi hpni, ~ tho year one thousand eigh, hun.
d'ed, on any deed, instrument, or wrnipg, on
which the saic stamp duty chargesbe BY law
shall DOT have been psid, together with the
furthcr sun Of ten dollars, and shall obtain a
certificate thereof from ihe Secretary Of the
Tressu'y, such deed, instrument, or w'iliug.
sha'i be, To ali in,en,s and purposes, as valid
and invaluable, as II the same had been, o,
were stamped, counet stamped, or marked,
sby said Law requir ed any Thing, in any act,
10 the contrary, notwithstanding.
Sec y. find be n further enacted, That
this sci sbaf, DC, and CONTINUE, in force, for
the term os one year fom the. passage there.
81, sod no iongeI.
Washington. Mar. 5, ls,2.
Arerovrd-saMEs MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
Tsp the DaMs.
PHovIpENcE, Ma.ch &c.
SOMETHING NEW.

SOM n IL NEW
We have received by the Agenohs' Capt!
Tyler, OF this pou, from llondoi u', manu-
sciipt copy OF como ieoen, and si"suiaI pro-
eeedings OF the Cong giessional body oi The
Pso,incs OF St. Salvador dc Guats male, OF
which hicnd has enabled Us TO sv. ine to-
lowing summary:
The Congress, in its session OF the l2h
Nov. 1922, alter recuiEg that he province of
81. Salvador. eompTi.ing all Ihe Territory ios-
Ine'y compOsins the Kingdom 0! GuaIe n.sls,.
declared iiseif inde pehdeni Of Spain on tho
2l,t OF Sept. 1921, proceeds TO state the OBJ
iect Of The meeting 10 be TO deliberate whe,h-
or il should cree, itself into one inds pe ndent
nation or unite itself 20 some otbsr--ibst alter
having mstofeiy considered the ma,tti, il had
come 10 lhe conclusion, that from lis geo.
graphical siiusiion, the smal!ness oi ill., pop
uiauun, and olber peculiar Circumstance it
could not exist ss an independent Da,ion: thar
in consequence of this persuasion, II he'd look
ed about Tor the purpos. u determining 10
what naiion II nigh, un'le KS political txis-
'ence with most advantage: that the empire
of Mexico, from its proximity, its identity of
religion, similarly Of language, habi,s Gus.
tons, commercial citations, &c. was ,hat
which srpeared 10 offer The strongest induce.
meDis to do union ; and that accOtdIngiy ie
proposed that the province should unite Ilself
with that empire, under ceftaii CcrdiIions
but as the Congress had reason 10 opp, herd,
thai The Emperor OF Mexieo would NOT agree
10 the conditions prescribed, 10 cpnst oueEca
OF 40 rnfcunded claim Of dominion over The
province, 1t had dclibeIaied ,sspec'Ing he
policy and proprie'y of proposing sn union
with some other nation, and believing ihac
the government Of The Coied States was well
calculated 20 seizure The hbeiiy and pIomoIe
the prosperity aud welfare IF The province, il
had come 20 the resolution Of proposing 10 u
n,e iseli with iha, nation, upon the piinci-
ples OF IT'S Tree constitution, and under the
condition of being admitted into the union
with equal privileges, provided the govern
msnt OF Mexico should not agree to he terms
proposed, or should threaten them with inva-
sion and IN lis session Of the 81 OF December,
the Congress declare, that the o!fer o. union
with Mexico Is snbolled, 10 consequence Of
the Invasion o! the province by The ,toops Of
that empire, and reitcra,s the proposal Vi an
union sp.tb me Cniled Stafes; end q, clare, fhos
they wiH acfend he frop,ncr IN fEr name IF
haf government, 10 grbich IL considers ,fSeJ as
afferIatning. Signed by tie depuus- from
81 Vincent, Coju,epcque, 81 Salvador,
Choriatehanso, MetaPan, and Zoscaiecoluca.
The province of ST. Salvador de Gua,em
ls extends Irom the Gulf Of Mexico 10 tho
Pacific Ocean, end is situated be ween Mcxi-
CO proper snd the Republic OF Colombia. /.
conteins about 10000 inhsbi,ant., Including
one o' Two Co0side' able cities end produces
Ia great abundance, Indian corn, cs,,ie, cocoa,
cochines'. cotton, aud The hes; indigo iH The
world. - Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02

Il appears, by ths last National Iptelligen-
Ger, ,hs, the Contractor 10. the 5ih Class
(a,ely d'awn) Of the Grsnd Nalicnni LOTTERY,
has Jailed, and refuses TO psy The capital prize,
and smaller prizes, in the said lo.te,y, after
the same had become duo He had Quilted
Warrington, wishou, giving to those who
managed the lot,cry, the least hope that The
prizes would ever be paid. 1t appears also,
that the Corporation of Washing on is io TO
wsy r,spoasible for the psymeu, Q, the rrizes.
Eos.o1 CG=e!!e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02

An ACT iSr carrying ino effect the Ccnven.
too oi Navigation and Conmerce between
the Unued States and France, concluded al
Washington, on the twenty -fout,h day Of
Jaas, eigh,etn bundled snd tven,y.two
Dc az enacted 5y fhs Senate and House ef
Pcfresnfat,ves ci the Uni,ed States Of .fa,cr
iia, IN Congress assembled, That the act o.
impose ncw ,ounsge duty on French ship.
aud vessels. approved on tho fifteenth DAY o,
May, one thousand cignt hundted and twenty,
be, soi the sons is hereby, rcpesled.
Sec 9. .fnd be 10 further enacted, That, fo'
the term Of two years, from sn0 after III
ihirtieth day Of September last, articles Of ,h,
yrowlh, produce, or manufacture, Of France,
imp ,ted into the Uniied STATES, in Escnc
vessels, shall psy AZ additional duty of ,hret
dollsts and .evsn g.6ve GEMS per ton Of ms.
chsndl.e, sceo'dx TO the tenor of the C1s
yeo,ion ui Nlsiysda a and C,mmercs bc,we,i-
tbe uaH.d Sisles' and Ffsnss, concluded az
ne ,wsaly iou. IA day o! sane, one ,hausand
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
Ao ACT to establish on additional Land or
Ece in the Territory OF Michigan.


Betf enacted BY fhe Senate and House o
Rehreseafaaves oFthe United Siafes Of inner.
tea IN Congress assembled. That, all the pub
iic lands IN the district oi Detroit, lying south
OF the boundary line, between the third md
fourth townships, south OF The base lioc, sx.
cep; so much thereof as lies no'ib oI the river
Huron, oi Lske Eric, aud oil the public lands
IN the territory OF Michigan, to which the In.
dian title was ex,ioguished by the treaty OF
Chicago, shall be formed into . new land dis.
,rict, and for the sale Of the public lands with.
IN the district hereby constituted, there shah
ne q laud Office established, OF such place with.
~ the district, as tho Pfesidcot OF the Uni,ed
s,s:es msy designate.
Sec. D.. .frd be h further enacted, That
nsre shall be . Register of the Land Ofice,
nd receiver Of Public Money!, appointed
y he Pse,idsn, OF the United States, for The
Land Ofh:s hereby stscled, 10 sups'iaisoJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02

ts extended to ihe iou! day OF March, ooe
thousand eight hundred end 'wsn'y five all
The time for localIng the unloestsd wa''en,s
shsll be extended 10 the G's, dsy Cf Oc.Vber
thereafter
Washington, Mar 5, 1928 -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02
RAPID yCEAyIEG.

On thirty wste looms, at the Factory OF
Messrs. Dodges, 5424 Ia yards OF No. 60 4 b
sbeeIiGg. was wove on the week ending 22d
inst averaging, per day, on each luon moro
than so ya,d. Journal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02

An ACT extending the time for issuing and
locating Military Lend Warrants to OF.
GERS and Soldiers oil the Revolutionary
Army.
Re az enacted by tie Scnafs and House ef
Re,resenianpes ef the Unued SlGfcs of finer.
iea. in Csngrcss ossemotsd. Tbs the time lim.
lied by The sceund section of the act, spprov
ed oo the twenty. fourth dsy Of Fsbr.a.y, one
thou.snd eight bundled sud ninsieen, t"' is-
suing Military Land Wartsnls to the Officers
snd sc.s;.ys oil the Revolutionary Army shsll
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-02

An ACT fut,bsr 10 extend the provisions of
the act, cnilcd Z" An aci suppleme en,ary 70
on Get, emitted Ar srt for TIE relief OF the
PURCHASERS Ut the public lands, prior TO The
Stay, 1850"
Be 9: enaeIed By ne Senate and House of
RTt' tscnfafivss cj !he UMiea States Of liner.
ica, sn Congress assembled, That all persons
who shall produce satisfactory evidence 10 tho
Register sod Receiver Of, ihc proper Lsud
otice, that they were actually entitled TO, and
would have awaited themselves Of the proyis.
ions OF the oct, entitled &" Al act supple n.
,asy to the sct, cniit!cd " An &c, for tho rsiief
OF the purchaser, Of the public lands, pfioi to
'hs h'st day Of Jo'y, ono thousand eight hun.
dtsd and ,"en'y," approved April twentieth,
one thoossud eight hundred and ,won,y.Iwo,
and their failure to do 30 was owing To such
cause or circumstance as he could not control
or ptcvcn', shall be sllowAd until the thi'tieib
day oi September next, to avail themselves Of
all the privileges advantages, and provisions
OF the said sc', IN the sams ,nsnner they could
have done ptior 10 the ihiSue,h day Of Sop
tenbe' last.
Washington. Mar. 3, ls23.-approved.
JAMES MONROE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
INDIAN OuTRAGEa

LExINGToN, August 1--we have convers-
ed with John Trimble, Esq. Receiver Of Pub
lie Monies at Batesville, Arkansas, on the sub
Ject OF the strength and disposition ofthe In
dams located in that country.
The remnant of tribes from Indiana, Mi
chigan, and Illinois are gathering on the White
River, fifty Ors ixty miles above Batesyile, I'M
der one government, having solemnly cove
nanted TO live 10 peace with each other as one
nation. The number expected in the course
of the foil when joined To the present settle
ment will form villages containing about FIVE
thousand souls, of Delawares, Shawnees.
klckapOOs, Mlamies, &c. all disposed To be at
peace with the United States. A settlement
Of CherOkees on the South Of Arkansas River,
and the Usage towns high up on said river,
are the greatest force near the white popuIa-
ton of Arkansas.
The Cumanches, wandering tribe that in
tests the settlements Of MEXICO, and are said
60 he the ma lion which Iturbide offered 10 take
into pay, are the most powerful body of Saw
ages 10 North America hitherto they have
been friendly with traders from the United
States but we are distressed to hear change
has taken place in their conduct. Gaz.
Some Indian outrages still continue to be-
committed on the Missouri Frontier. The
Missouri lnteligencer Of the god ul. printed
at Franklin, in that state, says il IS reported
that the Usage Indians have killed four men
on their return from Arkansas In the same
paper it is also stated that one Of the boats
which started with troops, cannon, &c. from
| Fort Atkinson at The Council Bluffs TO the
assistance Of Gen. Ashley, was lost on the
| Sd instant. Seven men were drowned, and
two eight Founders lost in this unfortunate oc-
/ currcnce.
Col Leavcnworth Immediately sent back
to Fort Atkinson for reinforcement
Lexington h. Monitor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
MARSHALlS SALE.

pursuance of decree of superior of chancery
u Tor the Richmond district, pronounced the 18Th
OF fchTuary 1928, in the of Clarke Peasants
snail ON FRIDAY the 10Th day of October next offer
10 tue highest bidder at public auction si on the
premises tract Of land lying in the county OF
on the walkers OF beayerdam creek, known by the
the Forest Tract it being the Of land pur-
chased of VIM H. Peasants by Isaac w. Peasants except
MY acres OF said tract sold by said Isaac w. Peasants
James Peasants il. which snd fifty acres were taken from
thnt part OF The tract adjoining the lands of James b. Pleas
ans ava ohersj leaving go offered for sale
SAFE 10 commence AT IL o'clock Should tue above
day prove to be unfair the sale will be made the
day thereafter, Sunday excepted The land
ed lies in agreeable negbborhood within one He OF
James river and within % miles ofIhe city Of Richmond
well waered and has good for the accom-
mediation OF family, all in good condition.
J. GUERRANT, MS. c. r. D.
September a5-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
SHANNONDALE SPRINGS,

JEFFERSON county, Va.-The proprictors beg leave TO
inform The public that the Shannondaie Springs
now open tor their Grateful liberal
patronage bestowed upon this establishment during the
last season and DESTROYS Of merting nuance
same they have made at considerable expense
po''nent On the premises the intervening would per-
mt and although not completed the contemplate
dIiiona new buildings erected, will now permit them to
oher The most substantial accommodation least three
hundred persons.
ThiS delightful summer retreat is situated The base
Tue Blue Ridge mountains, the margin ofhe Shenando
an IVer ~ mes from Baltimore about 10 miles from
apers Ferry the grandeur ofthe mountain scenery
the picturesque views with which the vicinity springs
abound, offer the artist nature the
choicest Qualifications while the high cultivation
Jacent counry affords the lovers OF field sports abund-
anee of game The Shenandoah river, which flows within
100 yards and bali encircles the premises is we'll stocked
with hsh, and affords remarkably fine angling.
The medicinal virtues of these springs have
and highly approved of by the faculty, and in
hiiy their qualities tonic surpassed by any in
the country.
On this point the proprerors appeal with confidence
those who have visited Shnnnondale and deem il un.
neceAsary 90 o word in their LeLalE at-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
AFFAIRS OF GREtCE. Rc

BOsTON, Aug. GIVE have been furnished
with a file of Smyrna papers to June G, which
contain great variety Of particulars of the
state of affairs III Turkey. Tue grand Tur-
kish fleet, consisting Of 81 vessels, great and
small, sailed from the Dardanelles about the
2lst OF May. IT was seen ON the esd, direct
ing It's course towards the channel of Scos-
aud was still on the 9th between ,Scios and
Nitylene. lis movements were watched with
great anxiety by all Greece. The islands OF
lpsara, Hydra, Ssmos and Others were expect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
BY RITCHIE q GoOCH. i,

N The ENQuIRER is published twice a week, general
10 aud three times week during the session of the State
I,atePrice, the heretofore, Fire Dollars per
n9u payable in advance. Notes of chartered specie-
n,yng Banks (oniyJ will he received in payment The Ed
tors will guarantee the safety of RENTING by mail
the postage ofa letters being paid by the writers.
T No paper will be discontinued lbui at the discretion
of the Edtors until all arrearages have been paid up
shsll have n tenth gratis
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square ie"-First Insertion, rs centseach
continuance, so cents.
No Advertisement inserted, has either been paid
f assumed by some person in this city, its envrsns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
la VALLE FOR SArE

WE subscriber offers this place or aDv pnrt m for sale
g. neS IN the county Of Goochand, James river
les ano'e the courthouse, and contains about one
ouhu acres between 80 and 100 of which rich creek
'~ grounds The soil OF the high of good quality
}} pi - considerably improved, and the balance capable
OF The highest Improvement
SITUATION IS believed 10 be healthy agreeable.
, - On II n cOMmodiuus dwelling-house with nne
ten rooms, aud every other house necessary for The accom-
rauo oi large family and for agricultural purposes
u. SAFE made known application 10 the sub
s'I,Der, living near the premises.
uOnchilud, n TEUCrrcnN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

RANAWAN from the subscriber abut the Isl OF March
II H,t negro man named C0RBiN. about p or %
years od very black has large eyes which have yeLowish
ooN around the while; he sR very active and sprigily
eNow has great deal of action in his Walking and talk
ing when undisturbtd, but when confused he has n
very Wild aud sly look OF his ewes having ay of
Ionns them about and stretching them OpenShas verv
hauow anu nat 'not have suspect that
ne Is IN or about Richmond The above reward will he
gssn 10 any person that will deliver said runaway 10
h sg ~ Essex county Tappahannock, or secure
MN nyail 50 that get him again.
July % 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
MARsHATjS SALE.

pursuance of decree She superior Of chance
= ~ Tor the Richmond district, pronounced The 18th
~ ct June 1928 in the II cambridge " minge'
' on Monday the 22d diy o September neNi fair and
not, the fair day ~ the front door of Nblo Tavern
he town Of Petersburg offer for sale 20 The highest bid
w az public auction, for cash, tract OF land lying IN The
oiy of Prince George containing about 200 acres b.
s The of land purchased by John Dsndridge
NJ dec Of John minge lying James river IN Brandon
week believed 90 be equain fertility ~ soil 10 any
he river. o. GUERRANT m. s. G.. g. RID.
July 49, 2f-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09

through The mediation of Lord Strangford,
the English Ambassador. The Divan howe
yer, had only for ITS aim, 10 repair, BY political
hnesse, the checks which the Ottoman arms
had experienced, or to gain time In confor-
mhy with the instruction he had received
from Lord Straugford at Constantinoplp,
uenerai Maitland, Governor of the Ionian
Isles, informed the venerable President Mar.
zocurdatos ot the negotiations he was desi-
rous TO open with him relating TO bringing a.
bout an arrangement between The two belliee-
rent parties BY Deputy whom he des-
patched To Iarte the latter excused himself tv
tne English Governor, inasmuch as his autho-
rily being about TO end with his presidency II,
few days, lie could not enter into apy nego-
tiaticns.
Gen. Maitland, then recalled to England, Mt
MS departure enJoined Commandant Hamil-
ton to follow upthe negotiations with the new
government Of Greece, which was ON the eve
OF being established. immediately after the
installation OF this government, the English
commandment presented the propositions of
the DivaD. They said that the sublime Porte
felf inclined TO grant to- the Gre eks an Internal
libertyi pretty much on the same footing and
principles as that enjoyed by the two prlnci-
palitirs of Wallachia and Nloda,ia. The
Greek government on its part seems TO have
thought proper only to answer -, silence up
-" '''S h"ui, Ut iSdSl, no reply mas been made
To the representations of Commandment Ham
iton.
Notwithstanding those overtures made TO
the central government, the Porte has be-
sides, particularly addressed through The same,
commandment Hamilton, like propositions to
different Isles of the Archipelago its aim il
the confederacy, if possible, those Isles which
owing to their weakness or their situation. are
more exposed TO an attack On the part of the
Turkish fleet, and TO enfeehle the forces of the
| insurgents by sowing divisions among them.
The designs and conduct of the Porte easily
penetrated by acting in this manner she fol-
lows the maxims of her ancient policy, which
are well known to the Greeks, and of which
they most certainly will not be the dunes.
But what is not to be explained with the same
facility, IS the conduct of England who cannot
be ignorant of the irrerocabe resolutions of
the Greeks, and nevertheless lends her good
offices To Turkey in an affair which cannot but
fail.-The most NATURAL result of this policy
must be the emancipation of the Greeks who
begin TO inspire the English government with
merted confidence and esteem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
SUSOUEHANNA CANAL.

The Commissioners appointed to ascertain
the practicability of Canal Route from the
Susquehanna to Baltimore have accomplish
ed the object of their journey. We under
stand, with much regret, that they are unani-
mousiy Of opinion, that The projected Canal is
totally imPrdcticdbie. tcithout incuning an en-
Pense far breeding the prescribed hints Of err
penduure. The summit level is upwards OF
eleven hundred feet, and it is said that the on
ly way IN which any thing can he accomplish
ed ls 10y the means of lateral canal, com
menclng somewhere in the neighborhood OF
Columbia, and extending down 20 tide.
Bali. Morn Chron
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
FALL GOODS.

WEare now receiving by the brig Abigail from Liver
" pool for salc--
"a bales. containing superhne blue. black, add Dbl
niiilei drab cloths and ca.smeresi point rose. AMI
duff Blankets blue and white Pains' flannei.
and Cough aud Brathwaites kapt co'tons &c.
%. w. 4 c d. WARWICK.
August % s5-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-09
FRESH GROCERIES-


iE'hE subscribers having taken the Store formerly nccu
u p"d bv air. Samuel Brigham, aud opposite To Me,srs
anderson W"pdsons Carysireet, have received gene
r OF groceries, comprising almost every article
N ihe ne-ior sale in quantities suit purchasers for
cash or town accentanccs. "
Also, EAs' WINES LIQUORS, selected with partic-
o9r care 'o' retailing. and warranted genuine
Fersnns from the country il 20 their interest IN
NA"pe ihe nNsorimenti being determined sell at The
n"eSt cash prices Goods purchased by ~ Ice sent up
tue fNeF VIII bf pnt buar The bOntS of any
They hHue Consig iiu,tpt--
- GERS Lh'i' "a small kegs Tor family use
bales superior Cotton
40 boxes Mustard direct from, the u,anuG,r,o,v srd
warranted fresh.
II The dwelling part OF the house occupied nv them is
Tor rent az moderate price taken Immediately; and
Is wen calculated Tor the venience ccuteei family
August 3 27-v6w H. r NH Ann & 20