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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16

:, oompoSHaon.-The following is an Addres, de-
Ne,eu oy the Manager OF small Theatre in Ire.
land Ian where MIR. Rae was engaged to perform
mere were only three persons in the house So
~. Ladies and Gentemen-As there is nobody her.
y dismiss you all the performances Of This MIC
WIN no, be performed; but the performances a.!
Ills night vii! be repeated 10 morrow EVENING"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16
LAWS OF THE u. STATES.
Gu Autburitn.

AN ACT providing for the disposition Of three
several tracts oil Lands in Tuscarawss County in
the State of Ohio, and for other purposes.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16

young man in Massachusetts lately lost bis life
oy ourn received while preparing composition
r ''ioe o'ac@ins' some OF the ingredients OF which
were OF highly inflammabe nature. No, bfnp
aware OF the danger OF exposing The liquid while at
heh temperature, in contact with the air. he was
IN the act OF Withdrawing the COZ from the lar, lille
'ne contents were at boiling heat-wben the LIQUID,
suddenly taking fire, and bursting with great sio-
renee from The Jar, spread itself over considerable
part OF ms body, completely enveloping it in flames;
oe'oie any aid could be afforded him, he became
% burnt as TO occasion his DEATH after
eiin6 several days in excruciating suffering
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-16

IT. CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JOHN GAILLARD,
President Of the Senate, pro tempore.
Washington, May Goth, 1924 Approved
JAMES MONROE.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

addressed to President Washington on
his Birth Day, 22d February, 1892 by
Mr.. Clifton Of Philadelphia.
No peerage we covet, no sceptres desire.
Nor gewgaws that garnish throne,
Yet Liberty loves, on her own native Tyre,
To celebrate sous Of her own.
Exulting with reason his virtues she sings
And halows the morn of his birth
Who shakes ev'ry throne Of despotica|
kings.
And gives new lesson to earth.
o widely difiuse it. ye winds, as We blow
o watt it. ye waves that they fan.
For the choicest Of gifts that the Gods car
bestow
Is the blessing of freedom to man.
Hail, WASHINGTON thou whom the breath
of pure fame
With sweeter renown shall perfume
Than ever embalmed or exalted name
In Macedon, Athens, or Rome.
Say, what for mankind did the Lord of his
day,
Alexander, that hero admir'df
Let the foe or the friend that he massacred
say!
Or the beautiful city he fred
Unprecedented freemen. examine with me
The actons that made him ador'd,
Then mention what people the madman
set free,
Or blest by his sceptre or sword.
Did conquering Caesar Rome's Senate
obeys
Did the legions disperse at word:
Did Julius retire from summit OF sway
That saring his country conferred?
Did Athens, did Sparta, one statesmen
produce
T. extinguish their feuds by his mind,
Who taught the high import, and hallow'
ed the use
Of union to Greece and mankind!
All no if fall'n Greece but one patrio
adept,
One leader like ours had enjoyed,
No lover of science and freedom had wept
For science and freedom destroyed.
Hail, WAsHrxeToN thou whom the breath
of pure fame
With sweeter renown shall perfume,
Than ever embalmed or exalted name,
In Maced0n, Athens, or Rome.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

This is TIRE only rene Il.
Z. To be in great esteem.
Get much money, live luSuriously, and
treat all that come near you.
8. To prevent growing. old.
Keep always in the sun in summer. and
in the wet in the winter, never giving
Yourself rest; fret at every thing that hap.
pens; eat your meat cold and drink water
9. That you may be successful in at
law suits.
Never pay your counsellor, nor your
solicitor any fees of court, for all that mo-
'ney is certainly lost, and is daily charge
upon you. If you gain your cause, and
pay them still your money is gone; and II
YOU are cast still worse. And take notice
that before you go to law the controversy
is, whether the money is yours or anoth-
er's but when the suit is once begun, the
contrirance is that it be neither yours nor
the others, but theirs WHO pretend to de.
fend you both.
10. That you may never lie long sick.
Send for your physician when you are
well and give him money because you are
not sick-for if you give it him when you
are i'll, how can you expect that he should
give you health, which he gets nothing ty
md remove the distemper which ne ttve'
By.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04
!. SHlNN's PANACE..

The subscriber having discovered ,n'|
composition of SWANS celebrate raj
nacea, has now supply on hand iof'@, 4
he has reduced the price from % \
So so, or by the dozen S24. I'D
All charitable institutions in the 7
and the poor. will he supplied gratis
If the citizens of the principal cl',essI
towns. will appoint an agent to order :;
distribute this medicine to the poor, Nv"
This medicine is celebrated tor 'he0
of the following diseases: "scroiu's
kings evil, liberated or putrld sore '''S'
long standing rheumatic affections eJ NJ
Ineous diseases, white swelling, anu n
eases Of the bones, and all cases geae'SS
of an ulceruus character, and chrome :"
eases. generally arising in debllltalsu NJ
situations, but more especially from n
Ills, or affections arising therefrom u NV
lin the larynx, nodes, &c. and tha' u'u
,Iful disease occasioned by a long a'u !,
cessive use of mercury. &c. 1t is al''''|
-,,ful in diseases of the liver"
CERTIFICATES. i
l have within the last two years n s"1
opportunity of seeing several cases y,
inveterate ulcers, which having r., .s,
previously the regular modes OF tff Suaa
were healed by the use OF Mr. o" .'s,t
lPanacea, and I do believe, from Wv" ..ul
lhave seen that it will prove an in,p m.r|
remedy in scrofulous, venereal anu AZ
rial diseases. N. CHAPMAN a,a
Professor of the Institutes and PRAGUE
sic in the University Of pennsylvanla' .fN
l have employed the Penacea; hin
G Swain in numerous instances, WIN" tor,
: last three years, and have always in |
,iit extremely eilicacious, especially ;s e.
Z, coudary syphilis, and mercurla. , ;o /
| have no hesitation in pronou!''''
n medicine of inestimable value. AZ n
G w. GIBSON, Nv. a.
: Professor Of Surgery in the University '
sylvania. - ,,,,vN Chemlt
FL JOHN SHIN, n
al Nd. For sale at Smith and Pea nr';p,deIp
corner of Third and Market Streets fh'''''
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04
THE TRUNK.


A tradesman. who lived in village near,
St. Adams, had been twice married, and ill.,
treated his wives so as cause their death.
He sought third but, as his brutality was
we'll known in the place wherehe dwelt, he|
was obliged to go fifty miles oil Tor wlie
lie obtained one, and after he had brought
her home, the neighbors came to visit her,
and acquainted her in what manner her
husband used to treat his former wives.
This somewhat surprised her, but she
resolved to wait patiently till her lord
and master might take it into his head to
beat her. She did not wait long, for her
husband was a terrible fellow. One morn
ing he waited on his lady with cudgel,
aud was preparing himself to make use of
it" Stop" said she, 81 fancy that the
right which you now pretend to have over
me is not mentioned in our marriage CON
tract and declare to your worship you
shall not exercise IT," Such distinct
SPEECH Disconnected the husband 60 much
that he laid down the cud:-el, and only
began to scoid her. "tIet ont Of my house"
said he, and let US share our goods" "Rea-
ily,' said she;"I am willing leave you"
and each began to set aside the moveables.
The lady oosens the window curtains, and
the gentleman unocks an enormous trunk,
in order to fiji it with his property; but as
he was leaning over to place some articles
Il the bottom, she tripped up his heels,
pushed Inn IN, and locked the lid. Never
was man in greater passion than our.man;
he threatened to kill her, and made more
nose than wild boar caught in a trap.
She answered him very quietly" My dear
friend, I pray be calm; your passion may
lniure your health; refresh yourself lii
I've in this comfortable trunk for ] love
YOU too much to ,ct you out now you are
10 outrageous In the mean time she or
Tered her maid TO make some custard'
and tarts, and when these were baked ant
READY, she sent round to all the neis9bur
ling gossips to come and partake ol he
,lcollation. This was served up, not on
table, but on the lid of the trunk. HEAVIER
knows what pretty things the husban'
.Ihearh all those famous tatlers publish Il
this praise In such case a wise mai
Unjust submit and give fair words: so dir
/, our friend in the chest. His lananage wa
soothing. he begged pardon and cried to
) mercy.-The ladies were so good As Il
',forgive him and let him out OF tn" trunk
: To reward him for his good behaviour
Gthey gave him the remainder of the Gus
lizards and tarts. He was thus completed
r cured Of his brutality, and was afterward
cited a model of good husbands; so tina
sit was sufficient to say to those who wer
: not 50 "take care of the trunk" to max
them gentle as lambs.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04
T.-SprarMEySTAT. LOTTERY,
BINARY COMBINATION.
SECOND CL.9SS--NEIP SERIES.
Positively 10 be drawn on tho 18th Of March.
SCHEME.
SCHEME.
100 Tickets at 9

100 Tickets at g $3.50
This Lottery is formed by combination Of 2
numbers. The prizes will be determined as fol
l 10 30 will he put into wheel.
F1vr of which will be drawn Out and that tick
e, having on the LIST and 81 Nos. drawn, will be
entitled to 500. The ticket having on the LIST
and Sd Nos. drawn, will be entitled to s50.--
That ticket having on the LIST and 9TH Nos. drawn
Twin be entitled to $40. That ticket having on
the Cd and Sd Nos. drawn, will be entitled to $50
THAT ticket having on the I'd and 4,h Nos drawn
Twin be entitled to $40. That ticket having oil
the 81 and 9th Nos. drawn. will be entitled tt
SIP. Those tickets having ON any one Of the Nos
drawn. will be entitled to 50 90 each.
- No ticket which shall have drawn priz'
of superior denomination, can be entitled Il
an inferior prize.
j Prizes subject to the usual deduction of fftee
Iper cent.
RI Whole Tickets, s2-Ifalves, 81.
THOMAS HOPE, Jn.
); No. 1919, Market street.
February 81, 1924.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04
Grocery Stores.

James & Samuel Brown, 8 High street.
Clement and Gordon, corner of Market and Ken
nett.
James Brown, corner of Shplcy and Second SITS
Joseph C.. Gilpin, 46 market street.
Josiah H. Gipn, corner of Market and Third SITS
Peter Horn, corner Of King and Front streets.
Moses Morrison, market street near Front.
Arthur Murnhy Is West Front street.
John Rice, rrand,wine, south side of'he bridge
Samuel Sappington & ia. ), West Front street
samuel S,rnud, corner of Front and Orange SITS.
"a ,orge Williamson, 9 High street.
Richard williams. corner Of King and Queen SITS
George Winslow, 279 market street.
John Wright south side Of Lower Market, neal
King street.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

him by all the solicitude of nature and conf
passion to spare his son. His wretche'
mother, whose name was Blake, flew il
distraction to the heads of her own house.
to rescue her from the ignominy his death
must bring on their name. They armed, to
deliver him from prison; when his father
being informed of their intention, had him
to his own house. which he
surrounded with the officers ofjustice. He
made the execution fasten the rope to his
neck "you have but little time to live, my
son said he; let the care Of your soul en-
Iploy the few moments; take the last en-
brace of your unhappy father"
lie ordered the rope to be well secured
Ito window and compelled the constables
Ito throw the body out /; few minutes put
an end to his existence. Under the window
lin Lombard street, to this day, a skull and
bones carved in black marble, are to be
seen, which the father put as memento
mort. Succeeding times looked upou an
act with establishment, which the produc.
Itions,o the arts in this country should per-
Ipetuate with statues.
/. When lady makes a splendid par
ty. and the evening is mild, she shout
make her rooms OF the temperature OF an
oven. when the bread is just taken out.
This will destroy all GOODNESS among for
NAL friends, and make warm friends no,
ones.
Q. When fashionable lady makes morn
ing call, she should do it Just at Dime,
time. She can then see all hands at once.
and know what they have for dinner.
s. When ladies and gentlemen, at a
family or social visit, have risen to 90
home, and have covered themselves with
their hoods, cloaks and sucks, and are rea-
,dy to depart, they shnuld all stand in a
cold entry and exchange compliments, and
say last words fifteen or twenty minutes
Keeping all the doors open: 1t shows that
their hearts are as warm as wool.
4. When lady distributes Ice Creams
at party, she should send warming pan
round with them, so that strangers 20 such
notions may thaw them before they swal-
low them.
5. A true we'll bred gentleman. in the
company of well bred ladies', should brace
himself up with his back To the fire, and
stare at the beauties before him. This
proves tina he has good cnurage-can stand
lfre-and does not intend to be woundeh
lin the rear.
6. RI two or three ladies' and gentlemen
are conversing together, march up tn Them
and ask them what they are talking about
For should not every man know as much
las he can /? Did not George the third al
ways keep asking questions.
z. When you are spoken to. look thu
other way-tha twill bring your ear near
ito the speaker. Pooh RicHARp
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

Miller Dunott, Bread and Biscuit Baker, No los
Shipley street, above the Market.
John Wright, Musical instrument retailer, south
side of the lower market, near King street.
Thomas G.. Arichs Fancy Hardware. Tin and
Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner OF Market
and Second streets.
Jacob Alrch, Machine maker, corner of SIMPLE.
and Broad SITS.
Iron Fonndery-Fvan Thomas & Co.. Seconds
| near the Black Horse tavern.
!Mnocco observation-disclosures & Co. 81
HJ.rI,ot strprt
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

Brush and Bellows Mandatory.
.NEORGE w. METZ respectfully informs the
VJ public that he has removed to No. 5, High
Street, south side OF the Upper Market House
at which place he keeps a general assortment OF
lBRusHES & BELLOWS, in all their variety
which lie will sell on the most reasonable terms.
Country merchants and wholesale dealers car
besupplcd at the shortest notice, and at the
loves, prices. Sept. 1S--tf
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04
tssMG5..fst.-rIlE-Aa
Dry Good Merchants.

John r. Brincklc, corner of Market ( Queen s's
William M'Caullcv, Brandywine, noriH Of Bridge
John M'Chng { ~. s. market st.
John MLcar No So markc, street.
Joseph Pogue, No. 1O1 market street.
Allan Thompson, rs market street.
John W. Tstnm, 81 market st.
Chakley Somers, 81 market street.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
p. Mendenhall, No. 201 Market street.
Richardson & Bonsall, No. l61, Market street.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

Boot aud Shoe Manufacturers.
Theoplilns Jones. 81 market street
Valentine Ni'Neal g Son SO and 100 Market st.
William M'Nea. Krg street
James Grulh, IL East Front street
James Simpson, ~ West Front street.
Wliiam White 80 Market street.
Thomas Nirden. (I.adies' shoenaker) corner OF
High and King streets.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04
PROPOSITIONS AND SOLUTIONS.

/. To make the woman you love run af-
ter you wherever you 20, though you have
never seen her but once in your life.
Steal what she has, and she will pursued
you to the end of the world.
| 2. That men and women may grant al
you ask of them.
! Desire the women to take all you have.
and the men to give you nothing and they
+ will all grant it.
1 5. To be rich.
{; If you have money keep it; and if yon
5 have not do not covet it, and you will be-
|; rich enough.
N 4. To come at any woman without ever
e failing.
If she walks put on; if she puts on run
t if runs fly, and you'll soon come at her.
: S. That you may never grow gray noI
. old.
d Die when you are young.
d 6. To prevent taylors stealing your
l. cloth.
d. Let them make no clothes for you.-
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

China, Glass and Queensware Store.
David Smy,h, 68 Market street
Joseph Mendenhall & Go. corner of King and Sc
cond streets.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04
Wanted.

A N active and intelligent lad, of good family
IA and Recommendation, is wanted, to learr
the Drug business.--i;nquire at this Office.
Feb IS, 1924. 2i--'it.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

Millinery and Fancy Store.
Murphy & si,ley, i04 Market Street.
Ann Bailv, Market street. near Kennett road.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04
JOE PRINTING

OF every description, will be thankfully re
ccived. and neatly and promptly executed al
this Office over No lOl Market Street,
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

Hotels and Taverns.
Levi Bailv, Eagle and Monument, Market
near kenrett.
William G.. Dorsey, Black Horse, Front st
Joseph Gilpn, SO market street.
James Plumbley, Queen OF Otaheite, corr er oi
market and queen streets.
Henry Richards lower end of Market street.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

Merchant TailOrs.
James Simpson. ,lr. 60 msrke, street.
Thomas T. Curl, II Fast Front street.
petcr O'Danirl. market street, near Water.
.Iohn Powell, II market trct.
Isaac Wilson, 81 market street near High.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

Apot. carries and Druggists.
Joseph nringhurst. IS market street.
". X. Harrison, & On. Is market street.
Margaret Johnson. SO market.street.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04
CROYDEN.

A short time since, some moral mend
ing magistrates, not fifty miles from hence !
on reforming this town ana
a meeting in consequence took place, wheG
as first step, it was determined to re-
move the facilities and accommodations
to a certain species of crime very
general in the neighborhond, by hunting
out of the town venerable lady. who. in
despite Of the society for the suppression
of vice, had by its encouragement accu-
mulated a genteel competency. a vare-
ty of methods were suggested to remove
the nuisance; one thought entreaty might
best answer; another was for persuasion;
la third, force; at length revered divine
was called on for his opiniun-and he.
conscious of the integrity and purity of his
life, at once pronounced ga burning shame
Jas the only eflectual preventative. This
was, indeed, hard measure, and some Of
\ the worthless looked vastly odd on the &C.
cason; but as none had the courage, toi
characters sake, to oppose the parsons
-iproposition, it was carried mem. con. A
board bearing in legibIe characters, Be-
ware of a bad house." was soon prepared
ana, WIN lantern, dttaCheu w the uoo'
OF the duenna's mansion.
1t did not long remain in this situation
1.-THE following letter from the trail mistress
'soon had the desired effect -
= Gentlemen-Il that board is not re
moved from my house i'll one hour fron
this time. | will publish the name of ever
: gentleman who has been in il during th
'ilast six months. Some of your Worship
know on whom this would tall heaviest.
: Yours, - -"
i The last sentence, reader, is enough t
=" explain the riddle Of the vastly odd looh
=, 20 at the meeting. The board was soon dow
:" and the matron carries on rafting trad
e,lagain Conscience makes towards
" US all."-English paper.
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

Tobacco and Segar Manufacturers.
John r. Black, IN south side of LowerMarket
Thomas A. Starrett, No. 10Y, Market street
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

Wilmington and Philad> Packets.
s,oop Mary Ann, Capt. Scout Bush's wharf
Fame, Market street wharf.
Sarah Ann, Capt. Poinseu, Staplcr's wharf
The Wilmingtonian. (Wilmington, Del.) 1823-1824, 1824-03-04

AIR,-YASKgE Dome.
Tic Delaware Lott'ry will. they say,
Son be done and over,
So as'e-a ticket get to dy.
md then wen live in Cbver.
Then Yankee Wodc haste away
Before the Drawings over,
Hope the Cash will freely nav,
And then veil live in Glover.
Graf Washington we al do know
viii ever live in s'or,
We he got Cash he mde dash,
And g.ind his coun,r's glory,
ThenV ankee Doodle, &c.
CIR Congress men love soney too,
We trust they will nobaulk us,
LIT guard the right 10 ilemen due,
Not spend their time rt'ucus,
Then Ynkee Doodle, ETC.
The LAWYERS sure are d,t and fiat,
I And have their doubttnd qualn,s, sir,
Int understand your caAqui,e pat,
When Bank notes preh their palms, sir,
Then Iinkee Doodle, etc.
Tie Doctors too, with tx and skill,
wal cure all your diAses,
md for the Cash send inheir bill
Thus Money all folks eases,
Then lnkee Doodle,etc.
The Farmer, he will plo,A and SOW,
And reap--Oh that's tltdandy-
or when with wheat 10 RI they go,
Their Cash is sure an,lsndy,
Then Y&ce Doodle, ETC.
In the above unexamed Lottery,
$500 may be gaird for e ~
1850 = ~
G3S U W
8l3 !. w
Whole Tickets,.... rs IS
Half 'Iickets,.......\... 80. 2 81
Quarter Tickcts,... A... l Is
Eighth Tickets,..,..{.. %
purchasers Of Packages Of ne tickets may
hsv. them at still less cost, wig
On, Package of nine Tickd % ....."~""ssa
One Package of nine Half {kets,".." a
Ont Package of nine Quart$rickets, J
o,ly 8 doll. IL cts. per ticset-S IS cents pei
half icke,, and only rs cents tor quarters@
HE p,izes TO be drawn will be deNded on TOT
1.-The blance--ail over to be the pAer,y OF the
lfrtu1a,e adven,urer
Neglec, and lose this great opport'ty, audyo
may never have such another.
y. Cash paid for Prizes as soon asrawn' =.
| According as the tickets get scare the pna
Twin .dvance-ynu had better thereto app'ya
1.-The vfiice this day II possible.
HOPE & cos,
LLCKT OFFICE, Wilmingto, Det'
| Jan. IS, 1924. o-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-23
THOMAS LAMBETH bitrehaef Fni-oc.
Nearly opposite The Bel Lavern MINI S,r,,t


y ESrECrFULLY informs las customers aud lhe pub
IL lie IN general, that he has hand an assr-
OF GOODS which inferior 10 any in the Unit
Ell States the principal PARTON ut whch been i'm
ported 90 New York during the last month aud received
here by The soop midget and Scr Fly the latest arrivals
from that cityie deems II perfec'ly unnecessary ia
gives catalogue &C the different aricss conrris, his
asorren IL consists Of article Ia
respectable Clothing Establishment; bui would Sa,-
cuiarly cn the atieniion of persons wanting the article
" SuPERFtNE CLOTHS TO his present assortment eine
of the very rst chop some of which IA dollars per
yard.
rbe workmen present in his employ are nnrivnlici
having been lately selected frou tie best ~ New Work
and Philadelphia and as he the LATEST FASH.
IONS iroHi Charles q. Watson Il Sous ~ pladeiuLia
ScOfrids, Phelps Howard, ard st John Oge " New
fcrh, (~bOse standing To taste and fashion
known To require commonly he hopes 20 e ahle
lis wnrk ~ very superior style, aud TO merit cuutinu-
anee ufbe very berei patronage which lie las hitherto
received.
constant supply Of READY MADE CLOTHING. ot
superior qnay- made IN this City. constantly band
socsery serpi'os ofmmings Inr Military Uniforms
and LADIES' Babits and Pessrs.N hich will lie n,nde "a
order In very superior styIe, nj moderate prices.
Plaid aHd C4msst CiOaks, for sale iow--aso, IRIS
MAriC VESriNOS- of the most fashionable patsrns
and nf very superior quality, receiving this day.