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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-24
TRANSLATION
OF letter from the Governor Of Sante
Fe Z, Maj. b. O'Faloa.

The noble sentiments winch you devclope
in your very respected official letter (sRrrio
Of the LIST August LAST, have been published
in the province with all du- attention They
have produced the best effects, and I wang
words to express the sentiment Of gratitude
which they excited in me, and to thank you
for an act So merisorious and worthy.
This province, in the command OF which r
have been placed by the supreme governor in
Mexico. has constantly nantes edan unclange-
able attachment to the honest settlers who
have emigratcd hther, and has, even in very
distressed times, made enormous sacrifices
{ sacrficos eaormes 40 obedience to the honor
and cofsidcrat IN which the inhabitants of the.
United States E de Esos Estadps deserycd.---
The very important Offers contained IL your
letter, now before me, repay all the pro.
vince has done, and is received with enthusi-
asm.
You may rest satisfied of my sincerity and
respect. and as a proof, beg to call YOUR
attention 10 the steps which have taken to
realise part Of your very valuable offers
Soon after had received your letter. in
conformity with existing regulations, l consult-
ed the supreme government on the measured
to be taken. The consequence was that the
superior authority has said that no incon,csi.
ence can result from naming, OH The part Of
this Province, two commissioners, who shall
treat with you' concerning the well being OF
this couatry, and shall discuss al the sans
time the propositions which you have maJc.
IN order that the national harmony so much
wished for by the highest authority should BE-
well established All this has been done -
The two commissioners will leave this csnital
in the month Of Nay, with full instructions az
to the cosifse they ere TO pursue, without losing
sight Of the subject which most forcibly de.
mands their attentions namely, the proposition
which YOU have made relating to the establish
ment Of general state Of peace with the ma
tinns that surround rs, which nstions, although
they are KEPT in subsection by our arus, viii
naturally conduct themselves still better when
we shall moderate our severity. and succeed n.
making them understand that we are sensible
to the rights of humanity, ard interested in
respecting those rights
The persons who carry this despatch, take
with them the flag which you have sent. in
order that, in going and returning they may
not be molested by the nation. ! pray YOU.
sir. that in order to expedit til de arturo
of the commissioners. you will do every thing
necessary toensureto the messengers speedy
o. a safe return,
God and Liberty-Cty Of Santa Fe. De y
Neuvo Mexico. February Fl. 1894
BARTHOLOMU BACA>
| Don BESJAMrS O'FALLoS.
Am Ag Ind AFT on the Missouri.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-06-24
Notice.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber in
4 n any manner whatever are earnestly re.
guessed to call and make payment, especially
those whose accounts have been Of long stand
ing, as longer indulgence csnna, be given.
june 10 ALEX COOPER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24

Of Ire president, fof carrying thsss reguii:
zion. into effect, shall he in writing, and re-
TUNED BY the health officer TO the clerk ofV
this board, TO be BY him placed on Gle 10 his
Office. .
T,ueLfh, That no vessel arriving at ihis
port between the 2o1h day OF June, and The
2cIh dsy of October next, from scy por, or
place whatever, having cotton on boa d. shall
be permitted to come into tho hsrbor, orY
within half mile Of tho compact part Of thi1(
town, without q written permission from 4
president oi this board for ihst purpose.
Thirteenth, That no vessel arriving II
port, with merchandise taken on boar
Staten Island, or from on board any vessd
the quarantine ground as New York. shsI
PEI mitied 10 enter the harbor Of New
but shall be taken TO the quarantine e.
by the health officer, and shall be detained '1,(
less than fifteen days, or until discharged
order Of shis board.
Fourteenth, That any person vio'al.I
f the Aforesaid regulsiiou', or refusiDs
negecing TO comply with spy written
suuctions given by tho president, b. yir,'
OF the aforesaid regulations, shall on convic'
tion thereof, before any competent Court, b5
fined 10 sum not exceeding tvo hundred andy
fny dollars, nor less than ten dollars, or bo
Imprisoned no, exceeding six months, at tho
disc elton Of said court.
Fifteenth, That tho sfcregoing re egulsiions
ne published lhlee weeks in both tho news
pspc's p inied IN this town, and copy of
them handed by tho health officer, to tho
master oiIeysry quarantine vessel for his CO.
vsrnment. BY order,
CHARLES GYLES, Clerk.
Eevport, June II 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24
JUDICIAL PLEAs.iwTRY.

lawysr, now deceased, celebrated veg,
was plesdiDg before Q Scotch Judge, with
whom he was upon the most intimate terms.
Happening to have a elieot, sJernole, defend
en-, in an action, Of tho name Of Tickle, he
commenced his speech in tho following hu
morous strain :-"Tickle, my client, the dc
fendsnt, my Lord" The suditors, amused
with the oddly OF 'he speech, wero almost
driven into Mysteries Of Laughter, ny the Judge
replying, "T'okle her yourseIf, Harry yOu''s
as able 10 do il ssI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24
Mechanical 1ayAsM,g.--Dres,s . Csnsvis ne.

Mechanical Ingenuity. .--Droz,s Gsnevas me-
ehsnie, once constructed . clock which vas
cspsbis Of the following surprising move
ments The'e were seen on IL neg'o'
dog, and . shepherd. When the clock struck
the shepherd played elk tunes on bis fule and
The dog approached and fawned upon him.
This clock was exhibited TO the king OF Spsin'
who was delighted with IL. The gen,lensss
of u y dog, ssid Droz 10 tho lesst merit. Let
your msjss,y touch one of the apples you sec
IN The shepherds bs,ke, you will, admire the
fdelny OF The animal. The King took an
apple, and The dog flew at his hand and barked
so loud, that the K'ng's dog, which wa, in The
room, began also to bark. AZ this, the
couftiers, not doubling that il was an sfair oil
witchcraft, ,hss,iIy LEI, the room crossing them
selves as they went cut. The minister Of
marine was the only ono that venlured TO stay.
The King having desired him 10 ask the
negro what O'Clock Il was, ,be minister obey
ed, end he ob,siped noreply. Dfoz hen ob
served tho negro had not yet leaned span
i,h, upon which the minister repeated the
question in French, and The black immediate.
~ answered him. AT this new prodigy, the
ffmness o! the minister slso iotsook him, and
he Refreshed precipiiSiely, declaring that II
must be the work Of The devil.-GriseoDn's
year in EHrofe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24
James Horswell,

DE ESPECIFULLY Informs ms friends
4 l. and the public that he has recently taken his
old stand in Tbsmes.street opposite II. Sessions
sore-where he intends carrying on the TAILOR.
ING business, as formerly, in all its branches-all
orders in his line, will be promptly attended to-and
executed in neat and fashionable style.
nnrlOO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24
.isrcNlai,enus ArtieIeB.
From the London Literary Gazette.
Sights Of London, &c.

g Seeing is believing" and upon my con,
science, unless had seen the Sicilan Dwarf
with my own eyes, could not have credited
no extraordinary variety in boman nsiu'e..--
This creature is a female, and OF the name oi
Ctschami q Sicilian by birth, end now with
in few months Of being ten years old. Bui
1t is impossible TO describe the miracle Of her
sppesfsncc, or It's effect upon the mind. To
see nationality, sportiveness, intelligence, ali
the faculties Of humsnity, IN being so neon
ceiyabIy below The STANDARD at which We have
ever Witnessed them, so oveuutns ell pi evious
,mpre essions, that, even with tho face before
Us, VIC doub, the evidence Of our own senses.
a toierable sized doll, scting end speaking,
would not aston,sh US so much-fof nature is,
in this instance, far more wondetfu than at
could be, Only imagine creature about
bali as largo as new born infant perfect IN
all its parts aud iineament, u,ef,ne wotds in
a strange uncarhIy voice, understanding what,
you cay, aud replying TO your questions; im.
egIne, 1 soy, this figure Of about nineteen IN.
chcs in height and FIVE pounds In weight, and
YOU have some idea of this most ex,raoIdiDs-
~ phsnomeoon And the mote you look he
mu,e you renect,--,he more incredible h sp
pea,s ,hs, this can be zeal. But true IL is
moro u tne ia' VI yoS' 'oPs'S'"S" ." eN'o''
life ; he'e is the pigmy OF ancient mythology
brought down TO your own day. The exPrcs'
sion Of her couutenance varies Win whatever
affects her mind [for, on my faith, these is a
mind and soul in this diminuuve fame y her
tiful, tiny hand Qor the foe hnge, Of
which, the ring of very small shirt button
would be much TOO wide sround) has all the
motions add g,aces which are found in the
same membsr Of lovely woman she laughs,
shs threatens, she display, her fondnen TO-
Gne.y, she likes her drop Of wine, she shows
her displeasure, she chooses and 'cjects; In
Zoe, she is % perfect as q common child OF
the same age. Her walk is rather ,o'terins,
and her voice las have said before) very re.
msrksbls. Her general appearance Is no, On.
pleasing, though ,here - little OF the sims
Ia tho form Of tho features; het health is
good, and her body, limbs &c. arc complete
I shall visit her sg,io and again, Tor she Is
10 me the wonder Of wonders, took her up,
caiessed and ssluted her; and IL vas most
lauv liable Ia see hor resent the latter freedom,
wipine her cheek, and expressing her dislike
Of the rough ch,o.-Bu' her great snups,hy
is 10 Doctors; these have offended her by cx-
aiming her Ton miuu,eiy, and whenever they
are mentioned she doob her hibeu Ut tis,
aud manifes,s her decided dispossu,e Of her
,r,nke,s she seems vety proud, taking OF her
ring to show II, and pointing to her est.rioeN
with the Joyous exclamation OF 4" very pretty"
for she has already learnt o little English.
But 20 end see her, OF you never can conceive
tho true meaning Of Mil,op's phrase
Z" Minim Of nature"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24
Horizons Hote.

9 HORTON respec,furyinforms the
Ne public. that his house, Heretofore known as
the Globe Tavern, has been much imrosed anu en-.
larsed since the last season. and tha il is now in
situation to render every comfort andccnyeuience to
the traselier.
Proy:dencs' April I. f
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24
POETRY.
From Constable's Edinburg Magazine.
"A SKETCH

She was thing OF morn with the soft calm
OF summer evening in her pensive air;
Her smile came DER the gazer's heart Ike balm,
To soothe away ell sorrow save despair
Her radiant brow scarce wore tint OF care;
Of Hope and Memory all that's bright and fair;
Like winds from summer waves, it's heaven from
that sweet face.
As one who looks on landscape beautiful.
Will feel their spirits all his soul pervsde,
Even IS the heart grows stiller by the lull
offallng waters. when the winds are laid;
So he who ga1ed upon that heavenly maid
jmbibed a sweetness ne"er felt before,
Oh when with bcr through autumn fields I've
4. srayd q.
A brighter hue the lingering wild aowers wore.
And sweeter the song the small bird warbled oer
Ill.
Then came Consumption with her Ianguid moods
Her soothing whispers, and her dreams that seek
TO nurse themselves in silent soiitudesi
she came with hectic glow, and wasted cheek.
And still the maiden pned more wan and weak,
Till her declining ioveliness each day
Psed like the second bow yet would she speak
The words OF Hope, even while she passed away /.
Amid the closing clouds, and faded ray by ray!
Nv.
She died 1.-THE bud of being, in the spring,
The time Of flowers. and songs. and balny air,
Mid opening BLOSSOMS she was wi;hering,
but thus twas ever with the good and fair,
The loved Of Heaven ere, yet the hand Of Care
Upon the snowy brow hath set his seal,
Or times hoar frost come down 10 blsnch the hair,
They fade away and 'scape what others feel,
The psngs that pass not blythe wounds that never
heal
".
They laid her in the robes that wrap the dead,
So beautiful in rest ye scarce might deem
From form SO fair the gent le spirit fed,
But only lulled in some Eysan dream,
And still the glory OF u vanished beam;
The lingering halo Of parted ray,
SHED DER her lovely sleep its latest CLEAN,
Like evenings rose.light when the summer day
Hath fed Ger sea and shore and faded far away!
rF JIM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24
CHARTS, &c.
WIN. ~. RdTHRONE,

HAs just received and offers for sale. at his store
l. head of Packet Wharf a new Chart. extending
of the latest surveys-Rowdichs Navgators, 5th ed-
ton American Coast Pilots 10th edition; Nautical
Almapacks for the years 1922 and lS23I seamens'
daily Assistantwith n complete assortment at Maui
teal lInstruments-letter writing, log and wrapping
Paper-Qus and Ink Powder.
.iso, general assortment OF Hardware, Cutlery,
Cordage and Ship Chandlery.
Just received 80 casks cut Nails, assoned sizes
30thousand Bricks-20 doz Tile
0T Cordsge and Cables made to ordet and YES.
sells furnished with every article for lony and short
voyages. Atyasf 14.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24
ANECDOTE.

Al q ball given Of Turin. q msdemoiselle
A,sssi, 10 dancing, Wod on the Emperor Ma.
poleon's foo, +; no retired exclaiming, "Ah
Msdemoiseli,, you forcs me to reue1"-
.. For the 6iN time then" was hsf ready
lsp'7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24
SHOE STORE.
JOSIAH O. BUEDICK,

LADIES' Fancy Shoes MANUFACTURED.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs The Ladies Of Newport,
~ and its vicinity, that he has just received
large assortment OF Denmark Satns, plsin figured,
and variety of coors, of the first quality. for Gus,
tom work lie has just employed several workmen
from the most approved manufactures in New.York
and Philadelphia Specimens of their work can be
at the old stand No l2&, Thames. street, front
of the Custom. .Hous- April %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24
SCHOOL BOOKS.

MrGHs-En's. Aiden's, and Cummings spelling
books. English Reader, Columbian Orator,
Murray sSram"~r, w aiker's Dictionary, Cummings
aud Morses Geography and Atlas, Dsbows Ar,,R.
metic, TestamentD, and every other kind Of school
books Usually wanted by the dozen or single, at very
low prices ALSO, blask account and record books
Bowditch's Navigator, and Blunt's Coast Plot;
writing and letter paper; Watts and Methodist
hymn Books Church prayer books Dridgewaler
Collection, 18th edition.
.3E.H7N.aC
pckerstaG's Rhode Island, Farmers and Chris
tian Ananscs, for 1924 by the groce, dozen or sin
PAPER KqNGLvGS.
Ore thousand rolls Paper HAngngs for rooms and
window curtains, with borders Two hundred rolls
low priced papers. at about IS cts per roll.
H.7TS
Elegant and fashionable NeT. York Hats, and the
Boston Hat Factory hats warranted water proof, and
not TO fade in wearing Also, mems and youths wa
ter proof cotton and felt hats Just received and for
sale at the Book and Hat Store, (and at the lowest
possible prices)by
GEORGE WANTON,
Agenf 70 Ezra Hdfhal9ay
a. Second hand books bought and sold as above.
Nov 27
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-06-24
HEALTH REGUL AIIOWS.

A 7 a meeting OF the Board OF He alth foc
IN the town OF Newport, or the lth day
otJune 1929, IL wos ordered and deereed. That
the following Regulations to- preserving The
health Of the Inhabitsnls, be, and are adopsd
and TO Be carried into sffso, on the frst dog
OF July, aud to remain in force until the fss
day oi November next:
Firsf, That no fish bs spread upon the land,
within mile Of the compact part Of tho town,
and that no heaps OF Ssh be deposited any
whete within the compset part Of tho towu,
nor in any other past Of the town within 6tty
rods of any public road, nor in any Other place
within tho limits Of the town, unless they ara
covered with sand, Garth, o. other materials,
,ha, no putrid or Offensive smell shall sIiso
tbcref ON.
Second, That dead horses, hogs and o,hsr
animals. shall be 90 buried that there shall be
at lsas. Two feet of osrlh upon them, or that
they be carried of into the hsrboT, at least q
mile from the compac. par, of the town, and
sunk by having stones or other weights st-
tached I'd them, and that such az pnay DO car-
sied to Ession's beach, shall not be thrown 10.
nDaes, but shall Be buried in the ssnd, ef-
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

Miller Dunott, Bread and Biscuit Baker, los
Shiplcy st. above the market.
John Wright, Musical instrument retailer,
south side of lower market near King st.
Thomas &. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, lin
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner of
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, corner Of
shipley and broad streets.
Iron Foundry--Evan Thomas & Co. Sec
ond ST. near the Black Horse tavern.
i1orocco Observation-Disclosures & Co.
99 market st.
Coach Aiakrrs--kcnnarda and M'Curdy, sue
cessors to VIM. Robinson, 149 market st.
Conrcyancer-Benjamin Ferris, at the cor
ncr of West and Third streets.
HarGi7vare, Oil, and Paint l&ore.--Joseph
Grubb, No. -, Market Street.
]. p. Farlamb, Notary Public, Surveyor oi
Land, Conveyancer, Regulator Of Streets
&c. IL High street.
| lLH-vyight-Jacob Dcrrickson, French st
near the Brandywine mills.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-10-21
From Builock's Residence.
n AFTERNOON PARTY IN MEXICO.

AN AFTERNOON PARTY IN MEXICO.
We were introduced into sevcralrcspecta-
bic families in Xalapa, and spent many eve
nings with them; lively chat, music and
dancing, filled up few hours that might
otherwise have passed heavily. On the first
evening Of my being in their society obscrv-
ed smoke rising above the head of a lady
who was playing on the piano and on going
round to ascertain the cause, found that
notwithstanding her engagement at the in
strumcnt, she did not forcgo her segar, but
was putting the fumes away in volumes from
the mouth and nostrils. never saw females
of any country on such good terms with each
other; expressing the greatest delight i'll
meeting, and embracing most aIfectionately
at parting. The lady and the gentleman OF
the mansion are constantly reminding you
that the house and all that it contains are at
your disposal, and if you express your ad-
miration of any thing that belongs to them,
they Immediately assure you it is at youl
service. These are, it need hardly be re.
peated, mere words of course, hyberbolical
which almost go beyond the old Spanish
salutation, May you live thousand years.
i accepted an invitation from Mr.. Hall
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-10-21
From ne Londion Ntrror.
DANGEROUS EFFECTS OF SURPRISE

DANGEROUS EFFECTS OF SURPRISE
The dangerous effects of surprise are well
cxcmpiticd in DumOnt' IS narrative Of his re-
turn from slavery at Aigicrs to France, after
Lord Exmouth' 5 expedition. lcwas accom-
panied by a friend and on their approach to-
wards home, they were attacked by thieves,
who he SAWS "robbcd Etennc and myself
not only OF our money, but the two parcels
containing our wearing apparel. Fortunate
lron proceeding to the next village, tiie inha-
btants took d little pity on US, what with the
assistance wc received there, AS well ID" in
one or two other towns along the ROAD wc
managed to arrive at Lyons in tolcrl5lc - d
spirits. Having passed part Of the da, u
looking at the principal streets and build nSs
in the above city, Eucnnc conducted he TO-
wards dark to the house Of his parcnts, who
kcpt an Inn. He entered without naking
himself known, and ordered Auppsr for two
persons. On serving tho soup ard buullc,
t.tiennc called for a roast fowl upon which,
his mother examining lis moro attentlr"ty,
! observed "you are travellers, perceive,
and perhaps not aware that provisions are
dear" My companion with his mat slouch-
! ed and turning his back to the old lady, re
! piled, "rhat's Of no consequence to YOU,
\ give what is ordered, and wc'il pay for it,
NSS H'NA ptlNi''I1 oil, "h wing, ~
didn't exactly know the st&tc your purse.
This short dialogue wa, followed By the
fowl, being brought in.
We continued to cat very slowly, in order
to wait for the night closing in when Etennc
/ asked, whether we could have beds! "Nuh
answered his mother, "ail my beds arc occu
pied" And this young lady," replied the
son--ponting to his sister, who served at ta
, bic, " Has she got bed -" How if my chill
drcn have got beds, who is to have them ?
i "Thcn am not Your son, exclaimed Eticn
: he, raising his voice, and discovering hi
{ countcnance. At these words, and thi
/ movement of the stranger, the poor woman
t seemed to feel violent oppression, turne
: pale and fell senseless on the floor: tn
/, daughter instantly ran to inform the father
i who was in the next coffee house. Etienn
. flew to the assistance of his poor mother; til
|, servants cried aloud, and could not hel
Ii weeping with them. The father came 500
: after; but Madam Etienne was no more
|, Her daughter took the event SO much t
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-10-21
GENERAL REGISTER.
Dry Good Merchants.

John r. Brincklc, corner of Market & Queen
streets.
William M'Caulley, Brandywnc, north side
of the Bridge.
John M'Clung & Co. IS market St.
John M'Lear, So market St.
Joseph Pogue, 101 market st.
Allan Thomson, As market st.
John w. Tatum, 80 market st.
Chalkley Somcrs, 67 market st.
IN PHILADELPHIA.
p. Mendcnhall, 20l, market st.
Richardson & Bonsall, 101 market st.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-10-21
THOMAS VIRDEN

Respectfully returns his thanks to his friends
and the pabiic for the very liberal patronage he
has received, and assures them that he will still
continue TO execute work i'll the neatest, most
fashionable, and most durable manner.
lie offers Ladies Yalentia shoes at reduced
prices.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-10-21
Millinery and Fancy torres.

~
Mary and Rcbecca White, 10 market St.
Elizabeth Murphy & Mary oitiey, lo4 mar
ket street.
Ann Bailey, market st. near Kennel road.
Grocery Stores.
James c. Allen, corner King & Third sts
Joseph G. Gilpin, 46, market St.
James & Samuel Brown, 8 High st.
Clement & Gordon, corner of Market and
Kennel.
James Brown, corner Shiplcy & 2d sts.
Josiah II. Gilpin, corner market < Sd SITS.
Peter Horn, corner king and front sts
Moses Morrison, market ST. cor front
Arthur Murphy, Is West front st.
John Rice, Brandywinc, south of bridge
Samuel Sappington q Co. west front st.
Samuel Stroud, corner Of front and orange.
George Williamson, 10, high ST.
Richard Williams, corner king 4 queen SITS.
George Winslow, 179 market st.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-10-21

heart, that She Immediately retired to bed
and never left it again, having died after an
illness of two days. The father distracted
at the double loss, sustained BY the recovery
of his son, could not support it, and only sur
vived eight days.
Finally, Etienne, the cause OF this SAD ira
gedy, was seized with violent fever' LOT
his health had never been properly restored
and followed the fate Of his father. l saw
them all perish, and ncverl left the bed otmy
poor comradc, who received all the atteh'
tions could bcstow, and even died IN my
arms. This was one of the most dreadful
trials that had oyertakcn me in life. what
a picture, for one who was on the point OF
looking after his own family, after an absence
Of more than thirty seven years had also
formed plan of taking them by surprise
before this catastrophe occurred, and send
ing letter, in which my adventures were
to be given under a feigncd name but was
quickly cured of that whini, by the trlghtiul
calamity that bcfcl the unfortunate family OF
Eticnne."
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-10-21

China, glass & queensWare stores.
David Smyth, 6S market st.
Joseph Mcndcnhall < Co. corner of King
and Second streets.