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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18

FROM SPAIN.

The brig Ontario has arrived at Boston
from Malaga, bringing accounts 10 Aug.
A. The editors OF the Palladium inform
US it was reported at Malaga that the
French Consul had been ordered to leave
Gibraltar in eight days, and that 600
British troops had arrived at Lisbon
The Spanish Liberals at Malaga were
highly elated al the news. Rumors were
receised daily OF disturbances 10 differ
ent parts OF Spain. Abou, 1000 persons
had arrived al Malaga to be transported
to different tortresses, tor being concern
ed ~ the iaie Revolution.
1t was reported that there had been a
commoion at Algezlas between the in
habitants and French troops, in conse-
quence of the former hosting the Spanish
flag above The French
Several British gunboats having passed
Gibraltar to the westward, it was inferred
that the war with AlgIers was al an end.
Com. .ady,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
Attend on the 9th ofUctoDer
sep

4 have determined TO abandon the
n pursuit OF farming in The counties OF
Prince William and Fairfas, shall on
Wednesday, the 9Th day of October, offer
on sale at Sudley, viz:
8 horses, so head OF fine bred horned
cattle, including very superior BULL,
Parkinson; IL fine broken oxen, young
steers, milk COWS and their calves, beiiers
aud yearlings; 100 head OF superior mer
no sheep. 80 head of hogs, wagon and
gear, 9 OK carts, horse cart, 2 aud )
horse bar shear ploughs, single do. Bs;
trop's improved double shovel ploughs.
single ploughs, triangular cultivstors and
harrows; together with the necessary gear
and every other implement necessary on
a ,fsrm. At the same ime, shall proba,
bly, offer on sale all my
consisting of variety OF choice articles,
on-a credit, with approved security. The
particulars will be made known on the
day Of sale VIM, ROBINSON.
Sudtey, near Cenlrevills.
Fairtor county, Sept 6, 1894.
N. B. wish to hire out
Ffty-seuen likely Shares;
among them are blacksmith, with his
tools and assisian;,) ] carpenter, several
excellent house servants. 2 cooks, rs
strong men and boys, 6 young women
About 600 barrels OF Indian corn will be
offered in lots to suit purchasers, delivera-
BILE at the barn. on or before the 95th day
of December
The Alexandria Herald and Nationa!
Intelligencer will publish the above three
times. sept st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
CD MARINE LIST. W
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRiVED-Sepf. 16.

dnhlF cD-OSpI. 10,
Brig Columbus, Marbury, Port al
Prince ls days; coffee to-. H. Laid &
Co.
Brig Betsy, Wallis, Boston, Ia days;
ballast and iron. to VIM. FowIe & &c.
Schr. Now Priscilla. Immohr, St. Vim.
cent, 90 days; ballast and specie, TO J. S,
J. Harper.
Schr. Betsey, Holman, Wiscasset, l3
days; lumber, oil and 6sh, to +. H. How.
land.
Schr. Partnership. Meredith, Richmond;
coal, to VIM. l.. Kennedy, and tobacco to
j D. Brown.
SIoop Java, DelIaway, N. York, ls ds;
freight for the district.
Schr. Only Daughter. Snow. Thomas
ton, 9 days; lime to J. II. Laid 4. Co.
l7th-Schr. Union. Hefeton, Richmond;
Goals.
sloop Nightingale, Garrel, Richmond;
Goals.
SAILED,
Brig Olympia, Souther, Barbados.
Schr. Relief, Baxter, Trinidad.
The scbr. Lucinda, Fletcher. OF this
port was spoken on the 9Th of August,
miles from Gibraltar. 29 days out from
Trieste, for that port, by the brig Ontario
arrived at Boston.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
Thirty Dollars Reward.
II AN AWAY on Friday, the 4'h in,j
IN a negro girI,ccaIled
.NeLtu Uiil;09ns

formerly the property oil tn. widow Hugh
ey, OF Dumiries. She bad on whei, She
went away, light blue dometic truck. a.
white cotton apron with ugh; coloredMa.
dras handkerchief round her head. though
she may have changed her cloathes; AVID
II is probable she may have got pass Sbe:
IS from " TO 20 years Of age, OF coma,.a
SIZE; likely well featured negro, OF
hight black or yelIowish color. No marks
or scars recoIIected, except one on the.
side of Der head. near her ear; mild and
dIffldent when spoken TO by white per-
son, but has assurance enough among her
own color. She has relatives and scqua ~
tances IN Washington, Georg town, Ball
tlmore, DumIIes and Stafford court house
Va +; 70 some OF which places she may en-.
deavor to go. will GIVE 10 dollars or
apprehendIng her in Aiexasilfia, 60 il Ia.
zen 70 miles from here; and the abov. re-,
ward of 80 dollars, if taken any great
er distance; besides pay,lg all reasouaoIe
expenses for bringing her home.
All persons are iorwarn from hiring
harborIng Q! secreting said negro, as they
VIII be dealt with according to law.
sep IT JOHN ID. BROWN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
Notice.

N7HEREAS caution bss been pub.
W ilsbed ~ the AlexaDuia Hetnio, f-id-
tive 10 my official authority 10 acting as a
Pilot from the ports OF AiexandIIs, Gorge
town and Washington: coHLeise II not
only necessary in my own dt ience, tut as
principle OF justice, foun0eU OIL tact, to
deny SAID accusations A. u sarG accu-
satiOns, relative 10 the first place 10 NY
presenting false branch, nU,i unL.si-
tatngly declare thai he has asserted, not
only what is false, bit wbaI was eEeeDder-
ed IN envy and malice " Itb respect 10
his III piled TenOnstranCe, as regards bis
faHh,ui discharge OF Outy and support OF
family, | wouid advise him 10 be less ire
quent IN bis attendance al 'be GIog ohUp,
and evidence deeper interest III ID. Ie-.
cuiiary concerns OF his iamIly | nuuld
reques, this redoublable Mr. VAUGHAN 10
Gail on the different Merchants anc Cap.
taiDs OF the District, by whom | bsse been
employed, to state whether have bot al.
ways performed The GutIes Of ny Office IN
an honest, COrreCi and faithful n anber |
shall only conclude, by stating, thai the
sad oe1Jamln Vaughan Las puD,.~tse'. 10
The worla falsebOCus, UntIUIhs and malls
cious SANDERS, founded Oh The mere TACT
OF my attending u.ore strictly 10 uy busi-
ness, and possessing, perhaps, mole Anow-
ledge OF it.
IL has also been said by SAID Vaugban,
that he would never pIjoi another vessel TO
Alexandra without receiving FOUR dollars
per foot, whereas the customary puce
is turo dollars and Jyty GEMS, doan and
three dollars and 1yty cents mp, even un-
der the greatest distress. HE iniehuUn
OF the said VaUg han was to nlure me IS
much as possible, baviDg asoertained that
| intended establishing a boat ~ this
place, so as TO render US independent OF
the Baltimore pilotage: this, he supposed,
would iniure him in pecuniary point of
view, and this, no doubt, induced blm 10
make this hagitious attempt on my char
acler and reputation
n. b. Although l. perhaps. have not
served as an apprentice as long as Mr..
Vaughan, The Merchants and Captain. Of
the District have only to apply 20 Dir Sa-
mueI Bean, Of st Mary's Co. Md with
whom served my time 10 The boat Mount
Vernon, to ascertain my cspabii,y to luI-H
al The duties of pilot, bavng acted as
such tor ten years, between the Distr.ct5
Cape Henry and Baltimore.
kENNER OLDHAM.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18

CONSISTING OF
Sheppard's extra superhne cloths land
kerseymefes
Blue & mixed Yorkshire cloth.
Do. do plains q kerseys, of supe-
rior quality
Figured and plain bombszettes
Extra super6ne black bombazeens
Super6ne blue cloak camole,s
FEnnels and swan skins
English sewing silks and twist Of the
first quality
Linen & diaper tapes, ladies' g. no sses
supertDe cotton hose
Aberdeen, coiored, w B. & Osnaburg
threads
Super6ne & fine ingram carpetiDg OF the
latest 4 handsomest patterns
3, 81 and 4 point blankets
London to'inet & swansdown vesting
Extra treble gilt buttons and button
lnouds
Russia and Irish sheetings, linens and
long lawns
Table 4 towelling diaper & damask
Seine Iwine e Shoe Thread,
TicklenbuTgs and burlaps
which, with his former stock on hand,
renders his assortment very complete, and
is offered for sale on the usual terms.
SEPT lsw6w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
LATEST FROM RIO jANEIRO.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l7-Captain Chan.
dler OF the brig Torpedo, arrived here
yesterday in thirty five days from klo,
states that on he 25Ih July a hot press
took place at that port in which several
Americans were impressed, and on the
eth an embargo was laid on all vessels
in The barbor, The Brazilian squadron be.
ing on the point OF sailing Tor The block
ade OF Pernam buco; and on the Cd of
August it sailed with 1000 troops on
board. On the 9th the embargo was Ia.
ken of-On the 2lst August, The Torpe-
do passed within four miles OF the block
aiding squadron off Pernambuco at anchor,
consisting OF one "a, two frigates and a
brig.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
COgntu of Aierundri,

County Of alerandrsa.
IN LILLIAN EVANS has applied 10
w the hon. William Crsncb, Chief
Judge OF the United States circuit court
OF the District of Columbia TO be dlscbarg>
ed from Imprisonment, under the act tor
the relief of insoIvenl debtors within the
District OF CoIun bia, on the first Monday
OF October next, al 9 O'Clock, A. M al the
courthouse 10 Alexandra, when and
where his creditors are required TO attend.
EDM. |. LEE, G. e.
sept st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
DEED.

On Tuesday night, the l4th inst. Mr..
WILLIAM COHAGEN, eldest son OF Mr..
John Cohagen, of this place.
Heis gone-alas! gone to the land of shades.
Where his soul is received as the best of
mankind
Wealth may form honors, distinction and
grades
But another like him, it never can find.
Upright and just-correct in his youth
TO him WAS each cardinal virtue given
Honesty-faith- charity and truth,
To tighten his path to the regions of heaven.
Thursday, captain PETER ROSSEAU,
master OF the brig Ann, of Boston, bigh>
" respectable and worthy man.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
Take Notice.

4 there have been several depreda-
~ tons committed on MOUNT IDA
FARM, and the farm adjoining the Tor
mer, called the ISLAND, formerly the pro-
perry of Charles alexander. but is now
leased Tor term OF years-aiI persons
are for~arned trespassing on said pre-
mises--hunting, fishing, or towing, or in
any other respect which is contrary to
law. as they may expect 10 be deal; With as
the law directs. THE TENANT.
sep Ia 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18

calculations ola different result, will in the end
deceive and disaPpoint those who shall be so
indiscreet as to indulge them
.Ihe question as, en- our opinion, one touching
tie dasmem6e,me,ato or preservation Of orr party
Such, citizens OF Charles county ARE Inc
sentiments OF the political and intimate
personal irlenos OF Mr. Crawford, whom
you are urged 10 elect, for the purpose OF
assUaging peln,cal animosi,ies,'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
District of Columbia,
Countu of Alerandr

County of aterandr,a. :.
T EVILS HlPKlNS has applied to the
IL hon. William Cranch, Chief Judge
of the United States circuit court OF the
District of Columbia to be discharged from
imprisonment. under the act for the reIiet
.ot insolyent debtors WITHIN the District of
Columbia, on the 9Th day oil September
next, at 9 clock. A. M. at the court. house
in Alexandra, when and where his Gre
dtors are required TO attend.
EDM |. LEE, C. c..
sep 10 81.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
sept IS
information w anted.

DICHAkD DELPHI, shoemaker by
II trade, left his family 10 AIexaD
dria, in August, 1929, for the purpose OF
working at his trade in Loudoon Cou ''r ,
Va. Since which time bis family nave
received no assistance from him, and have
heard only once of bis being alive, which
induces them to believe be has paid the
debt of nature; and sum of money hay'
ing since been recovered by law, which
was due to bim-this is to request said
Delphi, il living, TO come forward and re-
ceive the money, or, transmit power to
his wife to receive the same; or, il dead /,
any persen giving information OF bis death,
will confer favor on bis widow and fami>
ly, as it will enable her to receive what
she much wants.
sep l8 3t@
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
Best Chewing Tobacco.

NIFTY bait kegs manufactured TOBIAS
y bscco, 8's, l2's and l6's to the ID.
Barclays brand; warranted equal to any
in the district. Just received by the
schooner Partnership. Meredith, master,
from Richmond, for sale by ~
J. D. BROWN, Agent.
sept Is #
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18

-. Viii be exposed to pubic sale at
.ESss. the rap, on Saturday lhe "a auy
Vt October next. the schooner FIRST Al.
TEMP now lying IN MaIiow's Geek.
The terms OF sale Will be mace Known Oh
the day OF sale. W w DUNNlNGI ON.
Charles County, Sid. sep s 4w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18

efforts that were made to organize an OPP
position TO the laws Of the country. In
such an inquiry, one OF the most mpor-
tsnt documents that will present itself,
will be he following resolution, graced
with the name Of The venerable Albert
Gallatin.'
"ResolueJ, That we will persist in eve.
~ legal measure, 10 0bstruct the execution
of the law; that we will consider those
who bold Offices for the collection of The
duty, as unworthy of our friendship; that
we will Withdraw from them every assist
ance and withhold all the comforts OF lie
which depend upon those duties, which
as men and fellow citizens, we owe to
each other, and that we will on all occa-
sions treat them with contempt; and we
most earnestly recommend il 10 the peo-
pie at large to pursue the same measures"
We leave it to the editors of the Intel.
ligencer to say, whether an individual. in
giving the sanction of his name to such a
resolution, ought not to be considered as
directly opposing the execution OF the
laws, OF at all events, as Indirectly to-
mentiDg or favoring all opposition to
them
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
" heat Wanted.

Il he subscriber has again taken tbe
Il fbGnix Null, three mics from Alex
anufla, where the highest market price
"'li De gwen tor WHEAT. Those hay.
ing wheat TO sell, wilI find it to their inter.
est 10 call at the nil, on their way TO mar
hen JSN. tANNkY.
SAe At
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18

Hnusekeeper Wanted.
4 SOBER, industrious, middle aged
N woman, is wanted to manage the af-
fairs Of small family, Apply TO the
aug ST PRINTER.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18

TORTY tons Swedes Iron, assorted ST.
Il yes, 40 do. French plaster, on board
the brig Betsy, capt. Wallis, for sale on
liberal terms, by
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18
AUCTION SALES.
. MarshaIs' sale.

TN consequence oil the purchaser not com.
i plying with the terms OF a former sale,
the following property will be resoIo on
Saturday, ssd dayy October
next, al II O'Clock, 10 sdusIy an execution
of G Gorge Coleman, against Andrew Bar.
tie, levied on The SAID prOperty:-A iOt OF
A. ground with NO story frame
&ffE house, store room, and all otnee
LII im prOVements thereon, situated
on The west side OF Union.stIeet,
beginipe SIS feet 3 inches 10 Tue southwark
OF Queen street, and running south" arGly
with Union street DO feet inches, thence
wes,w ardIy 100 ieet thence norlhwaIdly
IS feet s inches, thence easlSaIal} iUO
feet to The beginning Also, Que olDeI lot
s of ground with all Tue improve.
EVTG ments thereon, lying on AL alley,
sss running non W atersl 10 Union 81.
I between Cameron anu queen
streets, and beginning Cd the North side OF
said alley 100 feet; TO the westward of
Union street, and running west With said
alley sc ieet inches; thence borih, par
allel 10 Union street oo ieet ) inches
ibe nee eastwardy, paIoile 10 Queen street
sc feet 8 inches; thence snulLWaIdiy and
parallel 10 Union street 50 ieet 5 ineHes TO
the beginning. The aooye properly will
he sold for cash, TO be paid TO tie noIsbat
on the premises, as soon as struck Oh; at
which time the deed will be Ieauy and
delivered to the purchaser Oh the pay n.ent
of the money; and should The purchaser
tail TO pay the money so Iequued, the
said property will be iortbwlIu sci up
and resoId ID. MINOR, u. NJ. tor
+ kiNGGULD, Marshal.
sep l8 Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-18

Domestic Goods.
TNOUR cases bleached cottons of extra
II fine quality, l9 bundles sugar paper,
received per schr. Alert, for sale by
VIM. FOWLE & Co.
sept 18
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District of Columbia.

sep l9
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Iron and Plaster.

sept IS
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22
PETER FRANCISCO.

While the British army were spreading
havoc and desolation all around them, by
their pIunderings and burnings in Virgil
MIA, in 1881, Peter Francisco, an Amer-
can trooper. had been accommodating, and
whilst stopping at the house of Mr.. Wand,
in Amelia county, nine of Tareton's Ca
valry coming up. with three negroes, told
him he was a prisoner. Seeing himself
overpowered by numbers, he made no re-
sstance; and believing him to be very
peaceable, they all went into the house.
leaving the pay-master and Francisco to-
gether. He demanded his watch. money,
ISc., which being delivered to him; in or.
der to secure his plumber. he put his sword
under his arm with the hilt behind him
While in the act Of putting silver buc.
kle in his pocket, Francisco, finding so ia.
vourable an opportunity to recover his IL
,berty, stepped one pace in his rear, drew
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22

he sword witl force from under the pay
masters aim and instantly gave him Il
,low acr.ss the scull. "My enemy" Oh
served Francisco, "was brave, and though
severely wounded drew pistol, aud in
the same moment that he pulled the trig-
yer, cut his hand nearly of. The bullet
grazed my side. Ben Ward (the man Of
the house very ungenerously brought out
a musket, and gave it to one of the Brit
sh soldiers, and told him to make use OF
that. He mounted the only horse they
could get. and presented it at my breast.
1t missed fire, and l rushed on the muz-
zle of the gun. A short struggle ensued,
and disarmed and wounded him. Tare-
TONS troop Of four hundred men were in
sight. Ali was hurry and confusion, which
Il increased by halooing, as loud as could
Come on my brave boys, now's your time
we will soon despatch these few, and
then attack the main budy , The wound
ed man flew to the troop, while the others,
being panic struck, fled. | seized Wand
and would have despatched him, but the
poor wretch begged hard for his life he
was not only an object of my contempt
but pity. The eight horses that were left
behind, gave him to conceal for me. Dis
covering Tarleton had despatched ten
more in pursuit Of me, made Oft, and eva.
led their vigilance. They stopped to re-
fresh themselves, when !, like an old fox
doubled, and fell on their rear. went
the next day to Wand for my horses; he
demanded two for his trouble. and gene.
,ous intentions. Finding my situation
dangerous, aud surrounded by enemies
whore ought to have found friends,
vent off with my six horses. l Intended
to have avenged myself Of Wand at fu.
tura day. but Providence ordained should
not be his executioner, for he broke his
neck by a fall from one of the very horses
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

"Reing Of romantic disposition and
tinget with little of that gloom which,
misfortune casts upon the mind, sought
the abodes Of the departed, when the star
ry armament above was arrayed in all it's
brilliancy.
Roaming from room to room, | sat N.Y.
self down upon one Of those dllapida ted
monuments, which so well represent the
discrepancies of age, and INDUCED my fam
cy in those soft visions of eternal happi-
ness, which accorded with the sacred ST.
ience that reigned around.
| cast my eyes upon the ether concave
above, studded with stars as numerous as
the grains of sand on the sea shore, and
my houghts we're lost in infinity. gaz-
ed with admiration, on the cerulean tran
guilty, and asked myself, taught but bliss
iul innocence could dwell above.
Fiom thence turned to the abode Of
man, where war and devastation are rife
cuiled every misery, and watcred each
with tear: for every human pang, my
heart felt responsive throb. | compar-
ed the uncertainty of human life with the
promised felicity Of angels; and as m,
eyes wandered in sorrow around, cast
them upon the tomb of one, who, for ar
hundred years, had walked in misfortun,
through this 'vale of tears What les
son, cried, to one who has just steppe'
uron life's broad stage. Where is the phi
losopher that would here say life is bu
span!
AN hundred years !'-and imaginatio
ran on to paint
'The thousand ills that flesh is heir to-
How oft had fortunes tickle hand checl
ed the rising smile? Extinguished, with
flood of briny tears, the lambent fire ofio
And here it may be asked, whether by
. sudden stroke, or BY prosecutions unr
lenting frowns, hers has ever bren II
task to crush human pride by human woe
VIII not he, whose heart is linked
the tender ties of sympathy to his felo
beings, and whose bosom beats one spal
Of sensiblity, mourn for the weakness
mankind- that the unsuarded turbulen'
Of passion should so often spread desol
tion around the peaceful cotE or rehe
lie ,itfh eladaw nf ocrar'ty on thr tins
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22

THE LOTTERY.
AIR,-YANKEE DooDLn.
The Delaware Lott'ry will, they say,
Soon be done and over,
So haste-a ticket get to day,
And then wen live in Glover.
Then Yankee Doodle haste away,
Before the Drawings over,
Hope the Cash will freely pay,
And then we'l live in Clover.
Great Washington we all do know
win ever live in story,
When lie got Cash he made dash,
And gain'd his country's glory,
Then Yankee Doodle, &c.
Our Congress men love money too,
We trust they will not baulk us,
But guard the right to treemen due,
Not spend their time in Caucus,
Then Yankee Doodle, ETC.
The Lawyers sure are dull and fat,
And have their doubts and qualms, sir,
But understand your case quite pat,
When Bank notes press their palms, sir,
Then Yankee Doodle, etc.
The Doctors too, with care and skill,
Will cure all your diseases,
And for the Cash send in their bill
Thus Money all folks plea,es,
Then Yankee Doodle, etc.
The Farmer, he will plough and sow,
And reap--Oh that's the dandy
For when with wheat to mill they go,
Their Cash is sure and handy,
Then Yankee Doodle, etc.
The Chesapeake Canal, they say.
will through our state soon glide, sir,
Blest be the day, it flows this way,
Our profit and our pride, sir,
Then Yankee Doodle, etc.
Since GoLp and SILVER then, is rare,
Lets cheer and try to nick it,
Well fly to IiopE, and quit despair,
To buy Lottery Ticket
Then Yankee Doodle, etc.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22
China, Glass and Queensware Ston
David Smyth, 68 Market street.
Millinery and Fancy Store.
Ann Bailv, Market street, near Kennel, road
Grocery Stores.

James & Samuel Brown, 8 High street.
Clement and Gordon, corner of Market and Ks
nett.
James Brown, corner of Shipley and Second 4,
Joseph &. Gilpin, 46 market street.
Josiah II. Gipin, corner of Market and Third &,
Peter Horn, corner Of King and Front streets.
Joseph Mendenhail & Co. corner OF King and B
cond streets.
Moses Morrison, marketsstreet near Front.
authur Murphy, l6 West Front street.
John Rice, rrandywine, south side Of the bridn
Samuel Sappington & Co. S, West Front stree.
Samuel Stroud, corner of Front and Orange ST.
George Williamson, 9 High street.
Richard Williams, corner of King and Queen Il
George Winslow, corner of Broad and King ST.
John Wright, south side of Lower Market, ss
King street.