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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

Having sold and transferred the establishment OF
the I" american Watchman," to A. & H. Wilson,
the paper will, after the first Of May next be pub.
lished by them. l avail myself Of the opportunity
of soliciting its present patrons to continue their sup,
port to the present proprie!ors.
April &c, 1925. J. WILSON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26
"LORD MORTIMER-AGAIN"

description published in the northern pa.
pers, and republished in this city, few days since,
of an imposor who, under the above title, had de-
frauded several citizens at the north. I'm individual
corresponding with that description, arrived in This
city about five weeks since, and having made similar
honest impressions on the purses OF some Of our
community, made his attempt to decamp, by reti-
riDgto Suivan's Island whence he has just been
brought to town by his noble friend Baron NAB'EM.
1t appears that my Lord, after slipping into
suit bought from the little sufferer King streets
was disposed TO peel off and stretch his course-fhe
knows WHEREBY he however sold draft and the pro-
ceeds was not to pay the royal treat OF Champagne
and Imperial Tokay given to his friends at the
distinguished coffee house in this city
Baron Nab'em hearing Of bis noble friends dem.
onstraon' towards the great deep, followed, and by
a gentle tap on the RICH, shoulder, conveyed him
from Sulliyan's Island, (where he was taking the
cool baths) to the public Brig Standast under the
command of Commodore Hyams, to wait further
ders and to be dealt with according to law, in such
case made and provided.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26
NOTICE.

NEAsONS, Bricklayers, Stone Cutters, Carpenters,
Sl Painters, and Labarers. will find constant employ
nent for the season. Fort Deiauare Pea Patch Isand
Delaware River
Newcastle Anr 25 1926. 4l-8t
The Baltimore Patriot, and Aurora & Franklin Gazette
will please insert the above times and send their bills,
;mmeaialip 20 this office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26

NoTICE.-A stated meeting of the Managers of the
Wilmington Colonization Society will be held atlhe house
of the Rev L. W. Gilbert Thursday evening next, at
o'clock. r. A. HENDERSON, Reg2sfcf,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26

DIED-In the Borough of Westchester, Penn. on We'd
nestay morning, the 18th inst. JOHN BRYAN aged 20
years and months, the Junior publisher of the Village
Record He very worthy man, and was justly es.
tcemedfes many virtues.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26
From The Charleston Courier.

"Alas such is the fate of man.
To-day he junkets with the Chancellor,
Tomorrow with the Colonel. Next day comes
A cruel catchpole, who his shoulder taps
And Tugs him off TO gaol.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26

We respectfully inform friends and Che public that
we have purchased the establishment of the "AMERCaN
WATCHMAN," and that after the first Of May next the
business connected with it, will be conducted by us, under
THE firm of A. & H. WILSON, to wbom after The above
date communications, &c., intended tor the Waterman
viii be addressed We have the promise of assistance
from number of characters who qualified to render
1.-THE POLITICAL literary and moral departments Of our paper,
highly respectable and, part, exertions will be
spared, to make the Waterman useful and interesting
We beg leave to call the attention of subscribers TO the
conditions of publication, the first page; as strict
observance of them is all important TO us, just commence
ling the world
We not ignorant of the difficulties attending the life
of editors and know, from observation and experience
attempts please all palates have proved
cessful. We shall not therefore, be vain 10 expect
Ito accomplish that which the sbles have failed to
perform. Our object will be, to please many cam
consistently with the duties which society. and
to ourselves We shall shortly give fuller explanation
lof intentions and views; in the time, solicit
1.-The fvors of correspondents-a continuance of the adver
tsing patronage heretofore bestowed upon the Wachma
and addition to subscription list, of the of
those persons who value the privilege of freedom of op
ion, sufficiently high, support independent and patr
otto press. ALBERT WILSON,
HENRY WILSON.
April &c, 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26
BANK STOCK, &c.

,o he sold at public sale Saturday next the SOt inst
~ Mr. Jeffiies Inn, near the bank of Wilmington &
,,aondvwine, at 8 O'Clock r NJ
p' ~ Shares wilmington s Brandywine Bank Stock,
~ ~ do wilmington Fire Insurance Company,
One half Of the Sloop Rachel & Elizabeth,
nh expircd term of about acres of upland meadow,
Obtaining the Black Horse tavern,
/ Inf Of hay at the farm of Mr. Tirnbull,
belonging to the estate of John Pogue, deceased.
JOSEPH POGUE,
THOMAS BEESON.
Wilmington, Goth April 1925. 4l-2t Ex'rs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
IRHQLEG.ALE IND RETAIL.

DY M. JOHNSON, who respectfully informs her friends
ID and customers generally, that she has removed to
No co. Market street, door above her former stand
where she continues keep constant supply of genuine
drugs and medicines, which she will dispose Of the
most reasonable terms.
Wilmington, April 22d. 40-18t
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american Watcbnan.
WILMINGTON, 96 APRIL, 1895.

Indignantly upon danng attempt ALLEVIATE
lie portion Of the Union from anothcr., WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26

The following toast given public dinner in Ma
ryland -
BY DR.. A. A. Evansville unfortunate Screomer TFe
cried aoud when he should have been SILENT and stood
mute when he should have spoken.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26
- 100000 go

We acknowledge the receipt of !" EDwrs's" poetical
communica ions. They shall have place in columns
on Friday.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26

Mr.. WILsoN.-As the Borough Election is just
at hand, beg leave to recommend the following
Ticket, to the consideration ofthe Citizens.
First Burgess,
James M'Kean.
Second Burgess.
James Sorden.
Council,
William Seal
William Chandler
Jacob Alrichs
Esau Cox
Jacob Derrickson
John F. Gilpin
David Bush
John R Brinckle
John M'Clung
Samuel Wood
William Kirk
John Adams
William C. Jones.
assessor,
Isaac Hendrickson.
Treasurer,
Allan Thomson.
High Constable.
William Groves.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26

JoHa WARNER Esq. U $. Commercial Agent at Ia-
vana, passenger in the u s. schr Porpnse, arrived
at New York Mr.. w. has reached his family in Balti-
more, in bad health.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26

Eatract of d letter published IN the Philadelphia
Press, dated Buenos .ayres,
JANUARY SO, 1925.
mMr. Parish, the British Consul here. has Just
come forth in new character, as Minister Plenipo
tertiary 1t is said he offers complete recognition
BY his government of the independence OF this coun-
try, and requires treaty placing the British COM
mercally on the footing of the most favored ma
lions, and authority to build Protestant Church.
No doubt these terms have been, or will be, aceed-
ed to-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26

GaThose persons who are at present subscri.
bers to the Watchman, and in arrears, are inform
ed, that Mr.. JAMES WILSON, the late proprietor. j.
authorized to receive the amount Of their subscrp
tions until the first Of July next.
A. s H. WILSON.
April 26, 1925.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26

For the information of such of readers may
Germ, take this opportunity to state that the Phadel
phia Conference has appointed the Rev. Henry TVhe
officiate in the Methodist Church in this Borough The
Rev. MIR. Sharp has been appointed to preach in Saem
j.
Fire !On Friday night last, the village Of Elk Ridge
Landing, the Patapsco miles west of Baltimore,
was laid by fire. The town contained houses, Of
which nine were destroyed. The fire occasioned by
the carelessness of gentleman, who into his stable
with lighted segar.
Reader, is your property insured?
Mss Cunningham. Governor of Maryland has
offered reward of three hundred dollars for the appre
object hundred dollars has been offered in Bal
tmore and upwards of three hundred dollars in the neigh
borhood where the shocking crime perpetrated.
great number of the citizens of Maryland in search
the monster who, hope may be brought to thai
punishment which he so richly deserves
The weather was so cold on Wednesday night last, al
New York, that ice made nearly an inch thick
The subscriptions to the Transportation Line, be
tween Philadelphia and Norfolk, are filled.
JOSIAH QUINCY has been reelected by almost unani
of the People, to be Mayor of the City of Boston
for the year ensuing.
We learn from the Pittsburg Gazette, that, on the q
instant the steam boat American left that town with full
freight and passengers for the purpose of ascending the
river Monongahela Brownsville This the first at
tempt to navigate that river by seam and the most bene
fetal results anticipated to the country watered by it
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29
Fish.

Extract from the la,cs Of the Corporation.
.4ndbe 1t further enacted, That no person
shall, between the first day of March, and first
day of June, in any year, purchase within the
limits of the town of Alexandra, fresh shad or
herrings, or other fish, for the purpose of sell
ing the same again, uncured, within the said
limits, except the same shall be sod at the
market house, and during market hours
Every person who shall offend herein, shall
forfeit and pay FIVE dollars for each offence.
Be 1t further enacted, That any person or
persons who shall clean, or cause to be clean
ed, during the season of fishing for shad or
herrings, any fresh fish within the limits of the
corporation, except at the cooperation wharf,
established as fish market, shall forfeit and
pay for each offence sum not exceeding five
dollars-and it is hereby declared that con-
tinuance of the offence, after each notice or
proceeding had thereon, shall constitute new
offence. Provided, That nothing herein con-
tanned shall be construed to prohibit the clean
ing of fresh fish elsewhere within the limits of
the corporation, intended for immediate use, but
such fish shall not be cleaned at any of the pub
lie pumps of the town, under a penalty not
exceeding fifty cents for each offence.
march % st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29
SHIP NEWS.
Port Of alexandria.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Mrh 26.-Sloop Vernon, Wilson, New
York, days; freight for the District.
27th.-Schr. Washington Packet, Shove,
Newport, days; to A. C. Cazenove & Co.
Schr Esther & Sally, Somers, Philadelphia,
days; freight for the district.
Schr. Brilliant, Amazeen, Portsmouth, N.
Fl. 9 DAYS; to John Ii. Ladd & Co.
Schr Alert, A. Bears, Boston, 8 days; freight
for S. Messersmith, VIM. Fowle & Co. and
True & Harmon
Brig Swiitsure, Atwood, Boston, days; to
VIM. Fowle & Co.
Brig Floyd, Perkins, Norfolk, 4dsys; to T.
H. Howland.
Brig Hiram, Andrews, N. York, 9 days; to
A. C. Cazenove & Co.
SAILED,
March 27-Steam.boat Petersburg, Chap
man for Norfolk.
28-Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Schr. Hiram, Gibbs, Providence.
ARRIVED,
28-Brig Hollon, Leslie, New Orleans; SUI
gar, &c. to VIM. Fowle & Co.
The William & Henry, Francis, sailed from
Cowes, (England) for Alexandria on the 18th
ult.
Sloop Chauncey, Nichols, hence, ar at New
York 25th inst
The ship Boy, from New York, arrived at
Buenos Ayres, 10Th Jan. having on board
Geo. w. Slacum, esq consul for that port.
Schr. Exchange, Harris, cleared at NYork,
Oath inst. for this port
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29
WONDERFUL INVENTION.

Squirrel Po,Uer.-Among the many
inventions and improvements which
distinguish this age of novelty, is one
now to be seen at No. 2lo, Broadway,
n. Y. and which originated in the fer
tile genius of MIR. E. Secor. 1t is that
of selling Lottery Tickets by machine
ry, which is moved by squirrel potcer'-
A large and very beautiful transparent
wheel, which also has "wheel within
wheel" is there exhibited to the pass
ers by, and seen to move rapidly, while
the music Of money is heard jingling.
There are about half dozen stout
well-fed squirrels who relieve each o.
Their in turning TIE wheel, with great
regularity. Here are Napoleon 'Ge.
neral Jackson, Clinton adams,
'Fayette,' and Crawford who ascend
and descend the wheel-now at the
top, and anon at the bottom, in man
ner truly emblematic of the changes
which have distinguished the course OF
their illustrious namesakes
1t is discovered that this machinery
greatly facilities the sale of Prizes; and
il is very certain that Mr.. Secor derives
profit and deserves a patent for his
ingenuity. Brooklyn Star.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29
Nqvy Department,
18th March, 1925. !

oM MGFcn, 1890
The following promotions and ap-
pointments have been made in the Ma
w, with the advice and consent Of the
Senate:
PROMOTIONS.
Robert Henley, Stephen CasSin, Jas.
Renshaw, Thomas Brown, G. G. R.
Thompson, Alexander s. Wadsworth,
George w. Rodgers, George c. Read,
Henry E. Ballard-Masters Command
ant, to be Captains.
Lawrence Kearny, Foxall A, Parker,
Edward R. Meal, Daniel Turner.
David Conner, John Gallagher, Tho
m as Holdop Stevens-Lieutenants, to
be Masters Commandant, and to take
rank in the order which they are ar
ranged.
George N. Hollins-Passed Mid
shipman, to be Lieut.. to take rank
next after Louis NJ. Soldsborough.
Richard Smith-Major by brevet,
to be Lieutenant Colonel of Marines,
by brevet.
William Anderson-Captain, to be
Major of Marines, by brevet.
Levi Twiggs, John Harris-First
Lieutenants, to be Captain Of Marines,
by brevet.
Andrew Ross, William A. Blood
good-Second Lieutenants, to be First
Lieutenants of Marines.
William T. Bourne; to be Second
Lieutenant Of Marines, to take rank
from the 5th August, 1924.
ls24-Julyi 10, Benejah Ticknor-
Mordecai Morgan-l3, Thomas J..
Boyd-l4, John w. Peace-l5, Will
liam Acknowledgment Mates, to
be Surgeons to take rank according to
the dates in the margin.
APPOINTMENTS.
9, Benjamin F. Baehe-lo, Samuel
Biddle-l2, Charles B. Jaudon-l3,
Robert M'Comber-l4, De Witt Birch
lis, Augustus A. Adee-Nov. IA,
John R. Chandler, Is, Thomas billiard
-l6, Augustin P. Beers-l7, Richard
Kennon-to be Surgeons Mates, to take
rank according to the dates in the mar
gin.
Garrett r. Barry, William P. Zant-
Finger, Daniel NJ. F. Thornton-to be
Pursers.
Revd. John Nc Carly, John w. Grier,
John Addison-to be Chaplains.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29
DECREE OF THE GOV. OF HAVANA
t4y,vsluted for the NJ Y DAILY .idrertiser.

DECREE OF THE GOV. OF HAVANA.
s7s.nslated for the ~ Y Daily .4dcertiser.
In the ever faithful city of Havana,
onthe 4th Of March, 1925, Senior Don
ID. III. ID. Wives, Knight Grand Cross
Of the royal American order OF Isabel
la the catholic, governor of the place
of Havana, (&c. &c. sc. makes known
that his majesty, being always inter
ested in the prosperity, and in the fell
city and tranquility of his faithful vas
sails, the inhabitants, in order to pre-
serve them from the horrors and ruin
pypduced by the disquietude which has
plevaiIed in his American dominions,
has determined to provide, by royal
order communicated by the ministry Of
War, dated on the esd of November
last, that in conformity with the royal
decree of the 18th of Jan. 1924, Mill
tary Commission shall be established,
formed of persons entirely conGded in
by his excellency, which shall hear and
Judge the offences of those, who, eth
er, by arms, writings, publications, or
any other means, shall declare them
selves enemies to the legitimate rights
of the throne, or partizans Of the con-
stitution published in Cadiz, o. S. in
March, 1912, also Of those who in the
public papers speak against the sove-
reignty Of his majesty, or in favor of
the abolished Constitution, or those
who seduce or in seducing others to
form any party, to promote tumults
which affect The public tranquility, Of
what nature or pretextsoever they may
be further, that the Commission shall
extend its authority to the cognizance
of cases concerning robbers and evil
doors, who may be apprehended on the
roads or country houses, BY Royalists
volunteers or other troops, whose COM
mander shall deliver them to the pre-
sident Of the military commission, &C
cording to the forms prescribed by the
said decree for the fulhllment of
which, he has ordered and does order
that the said Military Commission
shall be established, by naming Don
Louis Michelans, for president, for
members, Colonies Gascue, Arrange
and Valderrama, and Lieut.. Colonies
Garcia, de la Paz and Fuero, for asses
sor Suarez, for 6scals Captains de la
Madriz, Castellanos, Rosete, and Lieut..
Seydel, and for secretaries Sub. Lieu
tenants Bahamas, Angel, Betancour and
Julian Angel; and in order that the
decree may take effect, that the presi-
dent, members, assessor, fiscals and
secretaries shall be instructed by means
of the official document, with certi-
fed copy Of the present, and of the
royal order and decree referred to-
This decree shall be printed in the Da-
rio, &c.-Francis Dionisio Wives
Ant. NJ. de la Torsey Cardenas, Sec
rotary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29

England arrived as Missionaries at Pry.
mont, and from that place went to Min
den; in both places these people, and
even some inspired women among
them, preached in the meetings Of the
brethren in the English language,
which was explained by an interpreter;
they likewise distributed Numerous
printed tracts, chiefly in the French
language, and were not sparing of mo-
ney, having, it is said, distributed a.
bove thousand dollars"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29

Since the year 1916, the number Of
Episcopal Clergy in the United States
has increased from 233 to 800.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29

The equalization Of the wine and
beer measures, which takes place in
London on the LIST. of May next, is i'm
portant. The old wine gallon contai-
ned 23l solid inches and that of beer
2s2; the new equalized gallon is to con-
tam 277 solid inches, which will be an
increase OF one fifth in the size as COM
pared with the old gallon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29

The above mentioned Wines, were carefully
selected and shipped by J. Howard March &
Co. Of Madeira, to order, and represented to
be equal to any shipped.
For sale by PHNEAS JANNEY.
Wao has in Store and offers for sale:
Is tons Russia clean hemp
S bales containing 100, 900 Russia quilts
220 tons Swedes bar iron assorted
3mo29-7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29
To the Editors of the United States Gazette
Cape Nay, March 21st

To the Editors of the United States Gazette
Cape May, March 2lst.
Gentlemen-For a few days past, the
quiet of our citizens has been very
much disturbed, by the appearance Of
WHALES, on or near our coast, some OF
which are Of an enormous size. They
have been diligently pursued by our
ablest Shalemen; but as yet every ef-
fort TO take them has proved ineHectu-
al, although they have had frequent
opportunities Of decorating them with
their irons. There are now two boats
in pursuit Of them, and it is presumed
that if they again come in contact with
them, the result will terminate in the
capture Of one, or more Of them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29

Major Loug-bo,o out-doae.-The in
habitants of the Island ofCeylon affirm,
that the salt lake on the mountain OF
Colombo, consists wholly of the tears
which Eve shed for 100 years together
because of Abels death
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29
Lost.
Morocco Purse.
Slaves Wanted.

vTvHE Subscriber will at all times, pay the
Il highest price in cash for slaves, either SIN
gle or in families. Letters addressed to me
IN Alexandra, will be promptly attended OF
fob LIT E. p. LEGG.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29
AUCTION.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
I'm SATURDAY the ID April next, will be
" sold 1t the late residence Of Mn. Belinda
Darne, in Alexandria County,
Several &aues, R0Isetod 4 KtcAen Fur
niture, Horses, Waeat, Rye,
Com, Hay, &c.
Terms at sale.-Fy order of the Orphxns'
Court SIMON DARNE.. adn'r.
de bonis non of Tips. Darne, and admir-.
march AES ofBelinda Darne, decd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-29
Landing this day

EROM the schr. Washington Packet
H. 100 bbls N. E. rum
20hhds prime retailing molasses
IS boxes mould candles
Is do dipt do
$50 bushels first quality potatoes
80 packages of domestic goods-and tor
sale by A. C. CAzENOVE&Co
march %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-07-21
NEWPORT BRLWERY.

THE subscriber having purchased
Il Mr.HESRy PoTTER's part of the above Es.
tab'ishment, and having employed an experienced
workman, from England, to carry on the -ame, pre-
sumes the ALE and BEER will be inferior to any
Ianuiacuredin the United States He offers Double
Ale SIS per cask Table Beer S5 do Casks TO
be returned Orders for the above, lett at the Brew
eryor by application to me, will be punctuaiiy at
tended to.-Yeast aud Grains may be had a, the
Brewery STEPHEN A. ROBINSON.
March %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-07-21
GUNNER GOODS.-HARVEY

~ SESSIONS has received, and offers for sale an
extensive assortment of Goops-smong which.
blue, black and olive Broadciohs black, blue, mix.
cd and drab kerseymeres woollennetts and satti.
nets striped Denmark satin striped and white
DEANS striped and plain white linen Drilling: coior
cd stripe do. blue ard yellow Nank,ns white, red,
aud yellow hanneis elegant fu nture chintzes COZ
perplae DO cambric and common dimtes. furni-
turc d. dark and ligh; ca;coes !. fine English gIng
hams muslin robes. Irish linens fine English shirt
ing cottons: American do do fine sea Islands a
and Ga cotton cambrics; Jaconet do A. and Ga
sheer muslins. mu musins English Nsnkin; black
do Ia and lC linen damask valencia, figured
siik and Mersei,les vesngs Norwich grapes. Can.
ton an Nankin grapes black synschaws AM sare.
nets itsiian and 6lack Lnstring; black and colored
India Levantines do satins souchon Pongee
Mandarin crspe-black, white, and green Italian
eraPes-black silk and flag hdkfs- fine bandannas--
fancy silk bdkfs fine kerscy shawls-black and
Go.ored bombasns-do. do. plain six shawls-do
Grape do-crimson and white long shawls-gsuze
wells beaver horseskin and kid Gloves black hiie
and colored silk do-nen cam5rics, do hdkts-
l0ngiawns-blsck and celored bombs zetts, twiled
Go--tIack and white silk hose do.-cot,on do do.
worsted do-childrea's cotton hsse-hemp hose
Co half hose-black and brown lnens-oil cloths
black and brown sheeting and shrting cottons-bed-
ticks nerican rairnas--Rn~ i ~
r--.- ash and American ginghams and stripes
3 4 and 4 4 checks-bleached and unbeacbed cotton
VaTp,--2 and thread knitting co,ton-blue cotton
ysarps and threads-Russi2 sheetings-and variety
Of other artices-ai of which will be sold on The
most accommodating terms June y.