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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
Philadelphia Oct II.
EMIGRATION TO nAYTI "

The removal of the coiored population
TO Hayli, is subject deeply interesnny
to the community: and The manner in
which the emigrants are received al that
place, and their future prospects, are sub.
jects no less interesting TO the friends or
humanity. Captain M'Learn, of the brio
Charlotte Corday, who sailed about SIX
weeks since from this port with number
of colored families, emigrants to Hay,i
has just returned 1t would appear from
his account, that the promises Of Citizen
Granville have been more than ful6lIed.-
He states that on entering the harbor Of
POrt-au- Prince, the emigrants were vel.
coined by The officers OF a Haytien Govern.
menl vessel; and soon after visited bv
some OF the principal officers Of the Gov.
eminent. A deputation Of the Philan,hro.
pic Society OF the place was sent TO wei.
come and conduct them to their residence.
They were cordially received into the "a.
miles of the first men at Poft.au.Prpce
Many OF the emlgrsns were 10 remain in
the families of the Secretary oil State. Of
War, and of the Treasury, till they had
selected residence for themselves,
All seemed anxious and happy to enter,
tain them. President Boyer invited them
to the Government House, and expressed
much satisfaction on their safe arrival and
genteel and becoming appearance, Alter
he had ascertained their different wishes
and Intentions, be promised to locate them
on some OF the Government lands in the
vicioity of the city, said to be among the
best 10 the Island. When Capt. M'Learn
sailed, most OF them bad gone to the coun.
try to select their farms and make arrange.
ments for the removal of their families.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
PIRACY.

The scbr. Aurora, arrived at New
York, from Jeremie, was overhsuled
on the Sd ult. on her outward passage,
in latitude 90 80, longitude SIS 60. by a
pirstical brig under Buenos Ayrean CO.
lors, mouutiDg Is guns, with 100 men.
A boat with ten men was sent along
side. and the vessel was taken posses
sion Of. The captain and crew were
plundered of every thing valuable. and
the matches were broken open and part
of the cargo taken out. The rigging
was alec cot, and the captain and crew
were severely beaten. A Danish brig
was also taken possession of and plan-
dered at the same time. The Aurora
spoke the Hound, Schuyler, hence for
Trinidad, in lat. 90, long. IS 80, and
was Supplied with water,
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Columbian Insurance On!c''

alexandria, 18Th Of Ocl, o'ck.
NTOTlCE is hereby given. TO ihe s'Of
y holders OF this institution, tl'a' az a",re
LECTION for eleven Directors L, ,b;s Or.
the ensuing year, will be held al ,% aud
ice. between The hours ot ~ A. 81 No.
9 p. M. on Monday, the first ddaSyc a.
yember mex; JAAEo SAADEhoU ro,,ry.
2W -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-21
BUENos AYRES.

NEw YoRK. Dot. 1--we have re.
eeived our files OF Buenos Ayres papers
90 the Stu ofAugust.
Letters from Santiago de Chill and
Valparaiso Of the middle OF june con.
tain reports of the recaptore of Lima by
the Patriots.
The hostility of the Indians subjects
the commerce of she country as we'll as
the lives of some Of the inhabitants to
great danger; aud for the purpose Of
conciliating them negociation has
been set on foot by La Valle. the Go.
vernon of Meodoza, with the object Of
making peace with the chiefs of Caci.
ques. This Governor had recently
been elected by the people 10 spite of
the nomination of another persoR fer
the Office by the provincial Junta. The
election was held on the 4th of July.
and il was mentioned sc the polls thss
the anniversary Of the Independence of
the United States could not be better
celebrated than by restoring to the PEG.
pie the right OF suffrage.
From, our Correspondent,
BUENos AYREs, Aug.4.
Nothing new or important has trans.
pired here for SOME TINA: in politics
and government all goes Oh quietly
The importAtions of Flour have been
immense: 10000 bbls. (nearly) arrived
in the month of July. in the very face of
a stock Of 10 900 bills. and a young crop
of wheat growing. The price is now
almost nominal. Markets generally
very doll.
/ have opsusd this to add the follow.
ing extract of letter FROM Valparaiso,
dated Goth Of June, Il puts new face
90 the affairs of the Patriots.
by late arrival from Pusco Mayo,
dated Goth May, we have reason to be.
lieve that Bolivar is again IN Lima
The Mouteneros had en- cred the city
and committed great depredations in
conjunction with the black population;
so that all who could, had to oarricade
themselves in their houses. The few
Spanish troops who were 10 the city
shut themselves In q convent, and q flag
oftruce was sent out by their officer In
command TO invite Bolivar to take pos.
session Of the city to keep it from being
burnt. He sent orders to the Monte.
peros TO retire, which they did, and he
was left Cd the march with his army Of
1900 strong to the interior on the
Spaniards"
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Thomas esd ult. from the Coast of AT.
RIGA, and was to proceed for Key West.
The GrGmpss, Lt. Sloat, arrived at
St. Thomas 22d ult. The Weasel, Lit.
Boardmau, sailed from Havana Goth
ult. With two vessels under convoy, for
the coast Of Yucatan, thence to cruizs
in the Gulf. The Shark, 1t. Gsllag.
her, sailed few days before for the
Gulf. via ThOmpson's Island. The
Hornet sloop of war, was at 81. Jago de
Cuba during the hurricane season.
The Schr. Fox, Lt. Richie. has ar.
rived in the Chesapeake. She left Ha-
vana Goth ult.
Accounts from Key West to the 26th
ult. are received. The place remained
very siokly. DIR. -, of the Navy.
died on the cath. The Wild Cat had
not arrived. The steward of the schr.
North America, of Baltimore. a oolOred
man named Francis Hall. was arrested
there on Information Of Capt. Nntter,
(of the Col. privateer schr. Polly HAM.
ton,) charging him with murder and
piracy.
We have received Caracas paper
of the ED ult. The following are ex.
tracts.
CARACAS, Sept e.
The mail from 3ogota. due on the
9th instant, and announced as deficieat
in our last two numbers has not yet ar
rived. A second mail due on the 10Th
inst. 10 likewise absent. Thus we are
without sdvices from the capital for se-
vsnty seven days past: and this under
circumstances whish in our opinion do
not justify delay Of one sixth part of
the time.
Bya vessel which arrived at Curra.
Goa on the 9th inst. from Csrthsgena
which latter place she left on the 9th of
August, we learn through Don Salo-
mon Pardo, passenger, that circum-
stancial ACCOUNTS had been received 10
that capital from Bogota relative to the
late success of onr affairs In Peru: 10
consequence whereof 5000 auxilisries
who were on the point of embarking
fee Chagres had been countermsndsd,
nntilsthe receipt of furtber sdvices.
waich were daily expected. We learn
further that vessel had arrived direct
fron London with upwards of mill
hoo dollars in doubloons and Spanish
dollars, being part of the loan con-
'rscted for with Messrs. Goldsmith &
Co.
We learn also that the French Com.
mis"oner who proceeded hence to Car.
.hasena, had sailed thence to Martin.
,9ae. 10 the French frisa.e LA Flors,'
hav,ns been refused passport to San.
Ia re. 10 consequence of not possessing
o0'u"eo's correspondent with the 81.
suAH0n ne Prsfsssed to held.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-07-29

al evidence - cen be p.ocofed. shsw,or ,ke
mlslsAe Of the numbc;s of iho >sscs ln,ensIed
TO &c entered, end thst eve,y se essoo,b1o !. =.
csusioa and exsstios he'd been u,ed 70 .soId
the error. with The Rse,s,es and Rec4fvo. 81
the land Disuscs within which such ,ssc( ii
land Is si1ussed, who shall usnsni, ths ~
dencs submitted TO them 10 each cass, ,o<s,R.
e. wnh iheis wfii'es opinion OF opinions bosh
as TO the existence Of The mis,ske. end re
cedlbii'y OF esch person tessllying she, s,o. 70
the CommissioOes Of The Gens!s T. md 0fF;c>
who, u he be entirely satisfied ,he m,,,skc
has been made, and the, svs,y ressonsbtt B. I.
caution and exersIon had bee d made q svoid
Il, shall be aulhodstj 10 change. she enfsv
end 'fsnsfc' the psymen, fom ne tsacs = = I
roneously entered, % that iusend<d 10 bo "a
'ered, u unsoId but. if sold, 10 Nv o. her Use,
liable 10 enuy: Propided, Tha. 80 oath ~
he person o persons inletested shnll. n "a
case, be deemed sufiirien,, in ,hs sb,ence of
other cefrobos ssing sesiimony, 20 sssho ~
any such change OF ep'y .dndfssvsded. alto
Thai no'h'oe herein eon,s'nrd shsi sifs "a The
'ght OF thu d persons.
Sec ?. find De r .}uriaer rnaesta. Thai
either the Rssisres or Reeeise n,sy admins.
ter all os'hs o be m d, undef he p ov,,ions
Of this act, end eve y pr. sen, Knowingly, vii
folly, and eo'top y, swsssing fase 90 any
cath sdm,nls,e'sd 20 MN or he, urdes ,hs
provisions Of this set,.shsIi, on indie, acn' and
canvictIon for sucS .heDce, before sny eou
having compe'en jurisdiction 10 ~ The .sms.
suafsr the pains Of vsltul and couupl pc ~ y.
= See 8 Ind be is /nysher enacted, That, f,
eve'y oath admInis'ersd unde, The ptovision,
of this act, the R<gistes and Receiver shsl.
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SCHOOL, BOOKS.

WEBsrER's. AIden's, and Cummings spelling
books, English Reader Columbian Orator,
Murssys Grammar. Walkers Dictionary. Cummings
and Morsc's Geogrsphy and Atias. Daboiis Arith-
metic. Testaments. and every other kind Of school
books usually wanted. by the dozen single 1t very
low prices ALSO, bssx account and record books ,
Bowdi'chs Navigator, and DIant's Coas, Pilot /,
writing and letter paper Watts and Mcthodist
tpnn h1a.. tlttas- 4 :
sSS's .sL.yfy4v &C..
BickerstsTa Rhode Island, Farmcrs' and Chris
tian AnanAcs Tor 1924 BY The groce. dozen OF sia'
gle.
One thousand rolls Paper uangings, for rooms ana
window curtains, with borders. Two hundfs. ro''s
low priced papers, at abou, rs cts per roll.
Hy4TS
Elegant and fashionable New-York Hats, and the
Do.aS Hat Fsctory hats. warranted water proof, and
NOT 4 fade in wearing. Also. mcns and youths wa-
ter proof cotton and fet hats just received and for
sale at the Book and Hat store, (and At the lowest
possible prices) BY
GEORGE WANTON,
.heem 10 E1ra Hafhaways
or Second hard books bought and sold 40 above.
Hnv 27. ttt fI
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WOOL CARDTNG.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
4 h,s friends and public, that he has put
bis Wool Carding Machines in compIete order. and
that he will pay every attention 70 have Wool Of s
grades carded in the best manner with deopasch and
on the most reasonable terms.
Coourng and finishing Woolcn Cloths continued
as usual All isvots gratefully acknowledged by
SAMUEL CLARKE
Articles intended to be sent 10 the Factory, may
be left with Job Sherman Newport Sanford Amy
Little Compton--Peieg Cory, TIverton-Jeremiah
Ciford Bristol Ferry.
B-wool. especially Of a fine grade, should Re
creased with pure sperm oil Those who wish can
have their Wool lied a, the machines.
Portsmouth, Ju, o 24.
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Archibald Munro,

HAs Tsr SEefsysD ASD Fos sAxs,
10 hh(s St. Croix Rum. S pipes Cog.
gag Brandy do Holland cio. 90 tbIs coaasry do.
80 hhds slrobago Aoassea
10 do. aIatsnsas DO
~ 1icr3<s New Rice
: 20 ehesy and boxes Young Ilyhn. and u, son-sslu
~ Dc. 3uchopg and nohea Teas.
30 Kegs Malaga nais;p<
~ Hox(s Nuscstci ~
~ ~ efs F'ss-do sultsnu RaIsins-- Rags. Al.
5'1%pe. ~ June q
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PKOVID nee BLANK BOOK
-MANUFACrOKY.
7. H BUnNION, Aeeut, \

EsfPcIsvtLy informs his friends
1l and the public, that hr has re commencra
The msnaisctuse of Biaak B'eks and Rock Ginesnf.
IN su rs brsnchss, q, his old stand 6 Westminster
street, 9sn Of the lmpeisl Ledger Grateful fos
il his line
The subscribers 10 Teale's edition Of the Family
Bible. cIn have their books bound. At shor notice.
y any manner which may be directed, 4 The follow.
ing prices;
plain sheep, ga
Mbiain cay -
pam cay iron 1ass. 80
~ euy gyt. -. b
~ Russ.G-sih 10 ~
s s q 'ee Two la' cas.ss .! hladnE may
or A osx is left At the hosss-vf ~ 6isnons ,ys
the use orlhose who may wisb 10 have their books
bound in order that they may be carried 70 and fro,
without danger Of injury
i'rovi 'ence. May ~ 1924
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WW. II. XII n HDOVL,
IIAS lust received and offers for SALE at bic store
1 head Of Patkef Uhar. new Chart, exlcndms
from Scv-York to Havana, improved BY govcer
surveys in 1920. with general assoftment o! chars
Of the latest survcys-Bovd,chs Nsvig>toss. 5h edi
ton American Coast Pi!ots I0th ed'sion; Nsutca
Almanacks for The years 1922 and 1925 sesnsns
daily assistant--with compIese assortment sf Ma
lica lns,rumen,s--e.isr .wrtng, iog and wrsr? ~.
Paper--Quills and INK Po~dc,.
.Iiso. general assortnrat of Hardware, .'n,iet.
Cordsge and Ship Chsrdlcry.
Just received, 81 casks q. Nails, ass,rtei sizes
30 Thousand pncks-20 doz Tie
W Corsage and Ca sles made 20 order. and v>>
sells furnished with sgsry article for long and shci
vofsSess .lbstsr Ia
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INDIGO BLUE. -
HE |svbscrihers respectfully Informs their
'rifnds and he public. sh.i they have estAb.
,shcd thd lodge blue Lying. ANA have employed
81 experfnced workman Il lhc co,orinr and 6n,xh.
ing Wdpilen goods Of al descriptions will BE- En-
isbed ~ 's neasest msnner, ;he most reasonable
WOOL CAl1DING.
Wool q al grades easdcd into rolls in lie hes,
manner. |fhey continue 70 mAnuiscsure wool on
shares or| BY contract. AZ may best suit their eu'
The fd'owing persons wiilreeeiye and forward
any = inks intended for the Union Fsc,ory.
EifWRAD STANHOpE. ana
RusEKT K 4 FRANCIS CARR. A;e,yberf
GfphGE LAWToN, Tucrfeu.
EfEMIAH CLIFFORD. Brisfoi Perry
They Hturn their sincere thanks 70 ths,r iormef
customerl and solicit The Continuance OF their ia
sours JOHN BABCoCK
MOSES LAWTON'
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ELIGIBLE ESTArE-fos sALs
THt. Subscriber offers for sale, the

'Ht Subscriber Oilers LOT sale, tne
4 House now occupied by her situate on Bsn-
n,s,er's wbatf, which has for many years been In
proved as a boarding -house and retail store. TO
sa cs,e prsing and industrious man the siteatjon i
highly eligible. and offers opportunity 70 invest
small property in very advantageou~ manner. The
house is Convenient, having nine lodging rooms. s
finished, and in other respects well tsed Ter Board
ing House and Grocery store The situssion % such
that any ore may ressonsbly expect large share OF
business by proper att enton and good management
.3LS0--a House on the Long -vhsrf, next west o5
the store of Mr JouSJ ALIAS. For particulars
and conditions Of sale. apply the ubsefiber, IN The
Hvusv Gu Baiinister's wharf.
REBECCA vOSE.
Nemoort. Ap~tI 1904 "|
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PvsEIsHxD ~ 1r7soRyqy
g ~ - = - = -
{ An AC e explanatory Of an sct, emitted . An
sct for sbe relief of TIE olicess, voluni ee,s
and osher parsons, enesgrd 10 The lase. cam.
paieo against lhe Ssminois Ineians, passed
heous'h of My. one shoussnd clehs hun
dfs nd1wen'y 10. * - 4 z (. 4
Hsllf sneeted 6y the Sfnefe and Hopse cf
ffh Essn5affp<s " i6< Vnsfed Sfafes u Amef
tcd q C2nyrcss 4ee<H5'fd, That ne b: opes
scc" &o&pG 1|E|c>s 81 M Tsesso. Depo5i
meq6 IN >Cnd ~ y hefeby dlfected 70 GIVE
sue c30e(f( Il tbe p<s of ssh< (ousib'of
N1s4 'ene 'hd <od oIxHl bundled srd Ven'y
swo'4s tn1t ovtsion1 shall extend r. thcf
cl<smP ~ tnp xel4 kyef' hsld, and st<h cliicbFs,
epRpGeu - 'os raWFe'gn q elgh' can hundrsd-
eng Epte<ns sRs'n" me Sem'nQlf 1nd'sos,
4 WHO (et horses Or me. necessa' Pr quipdKc'
!: {nqf4 w tpe manner msn'ioued ~ eqid scs !;
81 sne Claims o' a'' 'ne vo'Qnseef o.
81 9Q'd'et Engaged W the ceHpAlgn 81
xnf c1e'a' "no' pcu y i1rit % neDt&eQG
81 snoi' Pss', feepeeuyeiy 'os nofsesIcF tnec
noes*]s'y qv'psHe 'herc"ts N battle. 81.
9e3, y1Aa &c ynrfAer fn0sseA fHat
tnr pfqRe' sccounfng cihcc o. 'hs I'essn'y
0rpftmeo' Pc snu ne - hcfepy' nu' u'no'ized
ana d'fectsn 20 suu'' anu settle no cia'ms u
a'' owas's o. wagons onu teams ana oiAstss
\ *tos any horse o. horses impressed in'o t0e
puoue se-v're on,'ns mosaic seminole cam
an ~, sss hof wv bs
ru .na ,hs, ;, shoiI. agso he sat,
4 4 's''S..,tv ,oved ina, sueb hos .e or horses
8. ~. I, ~,o,n~d q ,hei. 81 nsrs. and Ibo,
80 coyy,n<n,a,,nn vhjch NAV have be9 al.
1o1ed ,od n.id for he service of said horse
,r ai,er me lime Of shcit impress uh ens,
e \ suc,cd
"a. Ind 6s ID farfhey enacted. Ths, x;,,e
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PAINTED ASs pupLrsHKB M
WiLLLi-H SI.HO.NS

rRIsrrR OF rHE LAWS OF rsE uNITEs STATES
Terms of she Republican.
Two dollars year--one half an advancc.
Price Of -idverfssing.
ene dollar and fifty cents square, for three wees
andtEsnty-ive cents for each publication AFTER
smaller ones in the same proportion.
cT Advertisements will be continued hll 9rtiidsn,
unlsss the term of continuance be specified.
UrJob Work satisfactorily executed. 4
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-26
Valuable Property For Sale.

No. /. A two story brick house with two story back
buildings situate on the South side of Broad street, be-
tween shpley and Orange streets. Among other conye-
niences pump Of the best water in Wilmington oppo-
site the door, part Of which belongs to the properly
The buildings nearly new The above would be eS'
changed for property in the country.
No. ?. frame house and lot OH Broad street. between
Orange and latnall streets.
No. 5. frame house Shipley street, between Broad
and Hanover streets. The will be accommodating,
small portion only Of the purchase money being wanted
For further particulars apply to the subscriber, No Is,
Broad street.
IT The advertiser being about TO move into the coun-
try and wishing close all speedily possible
requests the immediate attention Of all persons indebted
Ito HIM BENJAMIN W. BRACkEN.
Sept g. 75--3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-26
A Valuable FARM For Sale.

YVviE subscribers offer for sale that well known Farm, the
IL residence Of William Warner, situate on the Whining
ton and Chrsana turnpike road about three quarters OF
mie from Wilmington containing about ITO acres OF land
In excellent ORDER of which there are Is acres OF woodland
labo 81 Of mars and the remainder upland under
culture and grass.
Tie improvements on this farm embrace every thing
tha necessary comfort, convenience utility, and
consist Of an elegant stone mansion house built few years
SINCE IN the modern Style Of The best materials and nte
most convenient manner two stories high, sixty feet ~
length by forty one III depth, with piazza extending the
whole engh o the house, and supported by columns from
the roof. The situation OF the house is high, fronting to-
wards The Delaware, aud commanding hnc view OF that
rl or the borough Of Wilmington, Chrsana creek, and
he adjacent country Contiguous 10 this house, all the
necessary out houses. most of which nearly new, cor
sisg Of stable and carriage house, ice house, smoke
house and bath house constantly ledrom copous spring
Of he water There is also large garden IN excellent
order AID Tie grounds around the house Handsomely
nd out, and adorned with namber ol fruit aud uinanen
al trees
The otlerimprovements are large and comfortable two
story brick house TOR tenna or osersee stone barn,
stone spring house, stone poultry hnse, AVID other OH
houses, pump Ut excellent water the door, and
perpetual lime Kiln for burning oyster shells
On the farm there thriving apple orchard Of about
Ieght acres; also young orchard ct the best grated
fruits, consisting Of peaches, pears, plus, cherries, and
choice apples.
ihe above described property possesses every requisite
either for delightful csidfnce profitable spec laon
The imp oyemcns elegant and convenient, aud til,
and is such high state ot cultivation that tie purchaser
cannot fail to obtain handsome interest upon the purchase
money, BY leasing 70 III, shares tenant i now The
farm, Robert ucFarila, who mey be recommended
manager whose nnsrY, good conduct, integty aud skill
a hc various branches Of agcuItufe enttle him 70 every
lrgtee Of confidence.
# i BE desired he mansion house with competent
leron d and will he sold separately from the ain il
/ Ni i admit d ca 4vcaicn' din is on.
Possession Of NE mansion house. garden, young orchard
lad nnW improvements. will be given Immediately, and d
II residue 81 thc farm ~ The 25gh Of March neX'.
The property @ili Be sl,own ~ William Warner; the
clms will be accommodating made Known By applca-
ion 70 MILAN Warner or he subscribers.
EDWARD rATNALL,
JAMES PM y,
.4ssigarea " Wahom HWne'
Oct. % 1924 89-2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-26
Valuable Property for Sale,

CONSISTING of 4 two story brick house aud kitchen.
~ wit the lot on which they stand sit The Brandy
WINE Walk, q tbe pleasant AID healthy situations
an the BoloGgh, 20 feet inches front Market street,
running back 100 feet 10 Shipey The cellar is
dry, foored and paved Whoever ma, be inclined 10 plr.
chase may view the premises by applying to Tie subseu
Der living thereon. II no! previously ID. Nil be sold
ct public sale At j. NJ Smiths Inn, at o'clock r. NJ Oh
Saturday he 18Th Of January next
JAMES JARMON.
Wilmington, Nov 10, 1894. 95-lS,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-26
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

yEyliE Subscribers beg leave TO inform their friends and
the public thai they have commenced the
Auction and Commission Business,
ut their .1UGrloN Room, Corner 81 Shipley and
High streets, ne.rt door to The Sicaa Iarern,
where sales will be held everv lHunes,iay and Saturday
morning The greatest attention viii be paid 10 property
entrusted 10 thecarc, and every facility rendered to their
lie auction room vii be open every ia. or the reception
# goods and they atter themselves that their accommo
a,ing and reasonable TERMS and prompt attention, will
give general satisfaction.
They have also established Mrsc and Can,e .;LWke,
back Of General j. VOLTS Hotel Sales III the country,
Of Real Personal Property, will be undertaken.
DOWNEY AND ROBlNETT.
Wilmington. Sept. 3. 1891. -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-26
Auction and Commission Store.

vEyiIE subscriber respectfully inform their friend, and M
n public that they have opened an 4uctioA aud CYnniS-
Sio,e, a ~. a. Hgh ahY4, ne14 daor 70 M. HWuu
Lagkin's siote, where sales Viii be held ciery San,h,
morsrng. Tie strices attention will hc paid 70 property
entrusted 10 their care, aud every facility rendered those
VINO may favor them " It'll their custom The auconroon
wall be open every day for tie reception Of goods intended
for public private sale
fhty vii! likewise attend 10 the sale Of Hrses, Covs sc
opposite the Indian King Hotel, Saturday mornings
and opposite the Wilmington and Brartyw,nc Bank o.
"Wednesday mornings.
Sales u Real and Personal Property promptly attended
70, either in Town or Country, on reasonable Terms.
BROWN < BAILEY.
Wilmington, Sept. IL 70
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-26
Lumber Yard Removed.

VgNTIE subscriber has removed his lumber PARA fran H.
late stand, 10 Joseph Robusou's Uharf adjoining Kn@
street, where he has on hand assortment Of UI1ranJ
PrLolv Pine Bomds, Scantiag, Piunk Minqing AID pl
f,y Laths iags of different kinds, and intends keen
ing general supply of all kinds Of lumber used in bu
ding all OF which lie OILERS tor on the most mode,
terms WILLIAM SIMMONS.
wilmington, June 10, 1874 52-tf
n b. tie would purchase quantity Of Lumber If The
different kinds, would receive Lumber sell on Com
mission