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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-27

A clergyman of New York, who was
member ofthe Legislature, overwhelmingly
ty that the government of that state might be
delivered from the reproach of partially and
injustice by which the general government had
been degraded, and that recently, in making a
large donation to foreigner, whilst the claims
of our countrymen, who fought for indepen-
dence, vet cried from the ground"
II is almost unnecessary to state that the
worthy gentleman was ousted-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-27

Col. I. LIMA, first Aid to Gen. PAEz,
of the Colombian service, arrived in
this city on Saturday last, and has ia
ken lodgings at Mr.. Williamson
Mansion Hotel. Ibid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-27

Mr.. Smith, of New-York, an active fireman,
has invented Firc-Mask upon the principle
Of Sir Humphrey Davy's Safety Lamp. It's
made of wire gauze, and intended to enable
the fremen to approach the fire without dam
ger of scorching the face.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-27

Messrs. EDiToas lin a work enti-
tied "Memoirs of the Private Life of
Maria Antoinette," published within
the last year or two, and said to be the
production of one of her intimate fe-
male friends, attached too, to her house
hold, and who acted no inconsiderable
part in the days Of that unfortunate
Princess, l find the following notice OF
our countryman, DR.. Franklin, and the
Nations Guest, the illustrious La Fay
cite. A FRIEND.
aWhile delight at having given an
heir to the throne Of the Bourbons, and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-27

The editor OF the National Gazette
seems determined to retaliate upon the
London prints, for their impudent End
vulgar criticisms on our La Fayette fes-
tival.
After satirising in detail, much OF
their nonsensical parade, at the execu-
ton of the culpril Faunderoy, he con-
cludes his article with the following
remarks:
owe have not room to trace all the
leading occurrences Of the sequel. Suf-
fee it to add that-immense crowds
were assembled many hours, through
the night, under heavy rain, before
the time when he was brought forth to
the scaffold that nearly one hundred
thousand persons were collected, and
among them numbers of respectable
looking females" all attired in deep
black; that uncomfortable anguish
threw gentlemen and ladies into hys-
terics and swoons; that those who
could articulate, cried out to MIR.
Fauntleroy, as he assembled the plat
form, "God bless you"-that he shew-
ed more irmness than any other man
who was hung since the time OF lido;
that he was firmly believed by all to be
full of Divine grace; that the smallest
articles of his dress were piously pre-
served; that the body was deposited in
a Ieaden coffin and then in q superb
case; and that the funeral, though pri-
vate, was conducted in the most fash
ionable style.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-27

mon question to ask a dentist, Whaf
kind OF po,cder is best TO preserve the teeth
and I know of none which more fire.
quently receives an erroneous answer.
No one composition can be made to be-
ne6t the teeth Of every individual, be-
cause it is rare that they have any ST.
Multitude with one another.
The premature decay of teeth is sell
dom attributable to the particular kind
Of powder, or opiate, made use Of by
different persons to cleanse them with:
and still there are many who permit
their teeth to progress in decay, simply
from a want of confidence in the RENE
dy which would arrest that progress.
This arises from prejudices, which have
crept into the minds of many persons
on this subject, and which are quite as
groundless as they are injurious in
their effects. Deeming it duty every
man owes his country, to remove,
whenever in his power, the mists OF
prejudice which may envelope sub
ject so closely connected with the health
and comfort of man, as is dentistry,
have undertaken to make some re.
marks, with the hope Of showing how
false and hurtful those prejudices are;
l do so with the more confidence, that
study and research, with some expe.
,rience, have given me the assurance
that my views are correct, and will
promote the public veal.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-18
ggcs.a.a, GoXatg5N s. eAMW.
GA0 i. ~ .AEIsa

fIANANAI from the subscriber, IN Per
A son county, y, c. this day, two negro
men SAM aud SCOTT. sam Is very bright
maIatto, light hair, hi, {, e-lids very full, aud
appear 10 be paded or sWeiled much larger
than common he is rather slow Of speech
about twenty thee years OF age, about five
teet niue or ten inches high, stout built, aud
very active Is a halter by trade, and tan
mike a very good hat. His eyes are a suts-
ent mark to l,noW him by.
SCOTT is a bright maatto, but not SO
white as sans he is about twenty years of
age, stout x strong, about TIVE feet nine or ten
inches high he has two very noted marks,
one Of bls big toes has been cut oil just above
the nail believe there is note OF The nail
lei, and large scar on hi, bnck, occasioned
by u burn Nhe.ssmaiL lie is stout well
built fellow. No doubt they will attempt 10
pas Tor free men, and perhaps change their
names,
The above reward viii be given for the ap-
prehcasou OF both, aud securing them IN any
Jad IN HE United states 50 thai get them,
or twenty dollars for experimenting one OF
them, and securing him ia jail 50 that get
MIN again. SIMEON COCHRAN.
Person county, y. {. April I8, 1925 t43
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MayshaA's Sale.

XTIkGiAiA.-Ata Superior court -
Glance ~, holden At The town Of yuc,.
burg, Tie 18Th dsy Of alay, 1870.
Willis Il. Wills, CetIea wills, JON Vii,
laurence wills, Joseph {. Hifginboiban
and !aes his wife, Ianses Martin md r..
lecos his wife Dabuey I Ililif4auI Ns,.
q LIS vile md Nancy Hill, Pa
Against
Judith Thompson. BEL.
THIS cause came on this dnyts lie i,',.
by consent OF the parties BY their csuf.,.,
on the Lii, aHsN er atd ehhibrts, and "a. "a,
Pued y counsel on consideration y err
aud ~ Ike consent tie court 10th afiiti :.
order and decree that tire Marshal 81 Q,'
court Do, after having advertised lie TIM,
and place Of sale in seiae neWslapef I4jt,,J
Ia The town OF Lyuci burg, tor four p,cL,
suCcessiyely, proceed 10 sell, by way OF lul-
lie auetloD, 10 the highest bidder mon a..
premises, the tract OF lnud iuthc till ututi, =.
ed called Trent ferry tract, Wing in lie
county 81 Amherst, oh aercdit OF one ind fu.
years. taking from tie purchaser or per,lt.
sers thereof bond with good secut.Iy and ie-
tanning The tile further security forlIe
payment oil the purchase money aud b. iIie
consent, the court doth further adiad4 = a..
dec md decree that the Marshal 10 also Io,.
ing ia like manner advertised the time ana
place Of sale, proceed 10 sell by Way OF ra.-
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, upon lUa
premises, the trace Of land in the bii aka
mentioned, lyug in tie county oi Nelson, on
like credit uitWo years taking from The pus.
chaser o. purchasers thereof like bond and So
curity and retaining tie title asa further Sc.
culity Tor Tie paNmeni OF the purchase uo,
ncy aud tie cOur doth further order TIM
the Marshal report his proceedings 10 tie
court in order to final decree.
Copy--leste
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Valuable Tobacco y.ana



IN obedience 10 tie viii Of Geo. Dayne.
dec'd. late ofthe county Of Bedford, stall
on tie bib day oil September nest, on the
plantation Oh which tie said Dayne died, sell
at public auction, 10 tie highest bidder, Oh a
credit Of one, tne AMI tlsree yenfs,
Two Tracts or Parcel. Of Land,
lying IN the said county, one continuing about
493 acre, situated about miles - The nUfth
Of Liberty, on lie public DAD, aud having on
Il III excellent Eiii scat, GA Little otter
Ihis Tract bias prapo. lion 81 due tobacco
land IT 10 clear, and is well adapted ~ Cin-
ver and grain Tie other tract lying ia said
county about mites above Liberty. con
taIning about 80 aefes- Ibis tfaot, it us be-
lieted, holds out as mauy inducements 10
planters as any tract OF It's size Any where In
the county Persons wishing 10 eAemnc
these lands VIII be Shown the frst tact by
William liav bius, living adjoining j., mud
The iasf by Thomas Baber, residing ON It, or
either et them, ot the subscriber. residing 10
Liberty. Tic Purchasers wili be required to
give bond aud good security. and deed Of
trust on the land to secure the purchase mo.
ucy NM. e. FokiEN,
Ereeut0r Of GeOrGe Bayle, dccd
June 20 widss9
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Marghal's Sale.

yTIRGINIA- At superior court o.
' ehaucefs hai8cu af tic iown .; L.neb
burg. the sthday Of November, 1924.
Gatiand II MITCHELL, surviving partner 81
Wm & g II Mitchell, pialniia.
Against
Richard lIarri,ou, George s Holloway and
Samuel Garland. Defendants.
1hb CAUSE came on this day - be Leafd, on
tie bin, answer oil tie defendant Richard lIaf-
rison, exhibits and examinations oiWitnes5es,
tie decretal order entered ri rVles ia tie
month at May, enc thousand eight hhnelea
aa1 twenty three, Whicl, appears 10 haEe been
9uiy serye ed upon the defendant Samue. Saf
and, aud upon the report 81 COMMISSIONER
henagh, made IA pursuance I'll the order u
the twenty riatl Gay Gl Qet9ber,ih the Isl
yeafs to which there Was 10 exception, aud
= as argued ~ counsel: on consideration
whereof the court doth adaagr, order and
decree, unless tue defendant Richard liaffl-
son she'll within six months tfom HE date
hereof pay unto tie plaintiff Tie sum vi live
thousand one hundred aud sixteen dollars III
y seven cents with interest thereon from tie
thiftieth day q March, one thousand eialt
hundred ana taehty, uli paid5 torCher with
tie costs expended By the flainuitin tie pro-
seentipu Of tHi5 sni, that the said defendant
aua his heirs aid all persons claiming under
him be from tteucetouh buried ana tofeel0
sd ot all equity aud ri sht 10 red EN- the tfaei
81 iand with is apPnrtenHnees mentioned III
the derd, executed by the said defendant 10
Samuel uarIaua aud Tipt0n 3 Harrison bear-
,ng date Tire tbirieth day oi Ma ca, one tbon.
send o,eht hundred n tw enty, COY where
OF exhibited ~itl the plaintiff hiil and
III ease default ehall tie made i'll tie pa. ntent
ct the said principal money, interest and
eost Al the time aIoresaiG, that the Marshal
oi this court, do proceed upon the premises
10 sell the said land with is appurtcGances, ut
public auction for cash, after advertising the
tip!e and place Of safe for Two months IN
some new spaper printed in thetoHn OF Lynch
burg, and at tire front door oftbe courthouse
81 the county OF Amherst, on some court day,
and out Of the proceed OF ihe said sale, after
satisfying the cost and charges thereof, that
be pay to the plaintiH the principal money
interest and COSTS aforesaid and the surplus OF
the proceeds otrhr snid sale, II any, pay t.
the SAID Richard Harrison or his order, and
refoft bis proceedings TO the court IN ordef
I q 4 final decree.
n ppnEc n r
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JOHN WILLS, {.

u In pursuance OF fhe above decree, the
undersigned, AlashsaI OF the SAID court, vib
on Monday the 18th day Of September meat.
proceed TO sell, by way OF putite auction, az
Henry courthouse, being court day The Two
Aracts OK parcclS OK land
inthe proceedings mentioned, lying and heias
IN Tie county Of licary, the oAc on the south
OF Smiths river, containing one hundred a.
crCs, being the tract Of land purchased "
John French of William Heath, aud diouiUg
the land Of James Cook, Jobu Travis ard &C.
theirs. The other lying on both sides OF the
iiorse-Pasture creek. containing BY estiuatoa
eighty acres.
Terms q Sale-Twelye months credit will
be allowed the purchaser or purchasers, from
whom bonds will be required tor the purchase
money, the Marshal retaining lie title as Sc
curity for tie payment therent
q. b. WOODSON, M. L. D {. c.
July %. 6NQ6
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Winifred Sharp. William Slorr, John Sham
and sally sham. the two last OF whom ors
infants BY the said Niniire4 oharil, spc,i.tr
~ assigned their guardian, Defendants
Ids cause came on this dny to be heard On
The bill, ans,qet. exhibit, aud examinations Of
Witnesses. aud wa, argued by counsel: o.,
consideration. =, hereof tie conf doth a,iudcr.
order and decree. unless tbc defendant, ,bali
nav 10 tie plaiutiu. SURVIVING mariner Of :
C0IouAo1p : Go. the sum of lorly. tous tlou.
sand seven bundled ana three dollars nDd fer.
t,.t,.e md n LsIC confs ,,ith ;,,iers., an me-,
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MKN.I.S TO RENT.

XNILL be rented mt, 70 the highest
w bidder. on Monday the 9th Of Sep.em.
ber, che FORK MILLS, situated 10 miles a..
bove salem. at the junction of the north and
south fork of Roanoke Tire above Mills have
inst been finished, and cost about $4,000
They contain 3 pair OF Stones, aud every con-
venenoe for the manufacture of Flour. In
short, there Is no mill in the upper country
superior 10 IL \ fine SAW-AlIT l. is attached +;
comfortable uiller's house S,ifd garden, and
suited TO a distilery and grocery, aud in an
abundant grain country. II will be rented
without fail, and viii be we'll worth the al
tention Of persons wishing 20 rent,
GEO HANCOCK,
Ior The Iorf Mills C0mpaaR,
Aug. Il WISH
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JAMES TRAEER

Z fBATEfUL Tor the encouragement
N which h. been extended ~ him, takes
Til method 70 iBfprm tie public generally
tint he ~ n futtire aliea3 particularly aud
nuuctualy . all orders. lie aosufes them
.hsf ltr Hill spare no pains Ia endesgorias 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-18
@ 90 Il Hs VIZ ARD,

RUNAWAY the Ist Of July, 1924, ne
4 . gro man uamed TOM, who calls himself
thoma5 BOOKER belonging 10 the estate OF
Thomas wilkinson, dee Il, OF piusy wanna co.
Ya. lie is about p years OF ase, 8 feet or
inches high, OF a black complexion, walks
with his toes very much EXTENDED, has large
feet, and uncommoniy thick in the middle
has down lock when spoken 10. and speaks
with coarse voice, has lite orno heard.
lie was purchased from a trnder by the name
OF Moorman, about the year 1903, by William
Eourqurean, Of Halifax county, Virginia, who
SAID thc boy was raised in Gloucester county,
Virginia. hage reason 10 believe he viii
aim 10 get buck there again, ard is likely las
a tree pass: aud as he has never been heard
CT since his elopement, judge lie went of
with some Haggoner to Lyuchhurg or Rich
mond, aiming 70 get back TO Gloucester, or
attempt 10 pas as freeman. The above re-
ward viii be given to any person who Will
deliver the said negro to me or secure him in
ahy Jail so that get him again.
Dan. II. FOuKQuEEAN, qdmr
Of Ihomus WiIterson, dee
July IA Wiwi7
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E,EaUCATy0N,

T. q. SMITHS Classical and English
Il e 5cApol viii recommence IN 1.ynchlnrg
on the hrst Monday Of September next Tie
sessiohAviF continue five months-1ern,s of
tnit'ohtte same as heretofore. Other and
pressing employments make it necessary to
July IS. w6wo6
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GT1O L2MaggAnIp.

IN llEl&EAA " ms beeu made known
Wv 10 mr, thatr murder has heea com
nd'loa IA lhe county oil pockngban. aud
sfri,. oil North Carolina. On ihc 2id dag II last
monfh aud that "a CERTAIN iiEkKfH I'll
AIEt,AII,. If The county ri IIcrrc, AID con.
nonweall sf Virginia., stands ehmged, hy
the yer4lict Of Cof6naf'5 lp.uos :. with hav,
jae rprnetfatel The snfne on the body of
eerlain siafe named Lucy, the pfapeftv Of
.joha stapnll aud q, il Is further repfe, enlcd
hnd made known 10 ne, that the md lleart-
well siegall Bath sbss ouded aud fed from the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-18
u Vine Farm Eor Sale.

T. III Subscriber ulleg- for sale that "a
bubble tract II land on which he former
ly lived. ~ Campbell county, three and d hail
miles above Lynclbnrs, immediately on the
uLnaIL- ru-L- n cauLaLua
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.ANNtlAer NNAct.
And the 'Ncact ,
LAND FOR SALE

FsHlE subscriber offers for sale, small
tract of land, ofabout l1o aeres, tying
in Campbell county, about four miles from
Lynohburg, on Bafton's creek, near Rich
ard Perkins Mill, and adjuining the lands
Of john Il. Otey, lealled Sandasky,l Mr..
Itaber and others. The terms gan be
known on application TO Christopher Tim
bclake, living on the turnpike road, and he
viii show the land, or to the subscriber,
ncar Liberty, Bedford county. III, pur-
chaser can have possession IN December
next, with the privilege oGsowmS tai grain.
but bot To injure the present groniaS crop.
JOSIAH AULD.
Aug. l. W2WN5O
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden III the
Clerks once Of the Superior Court of
5lance.y forth LyuchburB District, the @9l4
day OF July, Ie25.
WlliuuI A Cooke, Pit.
against
Nelson Crawford and Charles Crawford I'm
their oHa rights aud as executors OF haY1a
Crawford, deed1 oapAia Crawford and l.
hloh Fletcher, administrative u admlHistru-
tor Vt VIM 5 Crawford, decd VIM iup-
ling, Joseph X Carter aud Abraham Carter,
executor, OF John Crawford, decd, Nathan
Crawford, David Cra.s tafd, Reuben GIaw-
ford, Nancy Jones, Sally Cooke and Ar
tlur Il Davies and Francis * Davies
admrs Of Elizabeth Davies, deed
Defis.
The defendants Charles Crawford, Nathan
Crawford, David Crawford, Reuben Gruw.
ford aud Sally CO, Ike not having entered thcir
appearance and given security according 10
tur act OF Assembly and the Rules OF this
Geurt, aud II appearing by satisfactory cFb
denre that they are not inhabitants 81 this
country Il IS ordered, thai the said defend
auts DO appear here GA the first day of the
next term nd answer Ire hii otthc plaintiff
aud that a copy Of luis older he forthwith IN
serted iu some new paper printed III the town
nf LyuchbuPs. tor two months sureessi1ely,
and posted al tue trout loorofthe courthouse
IN the said town
\ Copy --Geste,
u. ROBES, r {.
July "a W2mIO
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TE7ItlE Subscribers lase associated them
a selves together, under the firm If Lang-
horne a Garth, Tor the purpose of carrying
on the Milling basine4s az The Farm Mills.
near Lyncbhnrg. The Mills are In good
order for grinding, and as soon as the ar
ucie IS ready Tor nlarket. they sill purchase
wheat at the tar Gsarse; price, or grind tor
others upon the nsuai terms.
HENRY s. LANGHORNE.
Join EA4Iu
1uae i5, IScs .(43
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FEIIG Copartntrship hitherto existing
u between Scheduled q Gregory is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All per-
sous 10 whom they are mdrated are request.
Ell To present their account, TO Sam1 School
held, WHO is alore authorized to settle the ac-
counts OF the concern, for payment and
those indebted 10 the aforesaid Firm Will he
good enough t. make Vavmcld as soon as
practicable. SAMUEL SCHaOLFIEjp.
LEWIS GREGORY
n b The hCuiuess l.ill be continued as II.
suai IN the same House BIZ
SAMUEL 5CHU"3LFlELD.
August 4th, lS25. ,s5o
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NEW. TT,Ougg,

NE have far sale at our Tamhcr-
house, New Flour. 10 bali barrels
Also, Ship stuff and Bran. IL seudthe their
srhaat 70 market, our friends and customers
-are reouestedto haze i dry and tree from dirt
and gravel LAAGif0kNE g. GARTH
July J. 40
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w NNE. NNRA,AN
NNANN NNYENA
FCD8 REYsg ~ /.

I.w A convenient office. nearly OPP
ls,syR3 posito the Fankhn Hotel. For
HsE.S9 Information Apply at this OF
July % 40
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"A COPY Tesle
d ROBES, . c

Tn pursuance of the above decree, tie un-
designed, marshal sftho said Court, will on
Thursday The nh d.v Of Aagiist liffair
il not ihe next tair day thereafter Sundays eA.
Gelee." 'oteta' 10 sen - way ~ 'uol's ''.l
In ~ 'Ie nlh1eS' G'""e'' On 'ne l''c"'ia9s'
loi e'S',' 'He lIaei 81 I'ho III nc "o"Ff NC
.lee ''lt'Ie' To- y iHE a'9 oeina ~ .ne eo,'n'
y 81 Auf"erai' containing ~ s"iHCl SyVa re-,
Raeker, and upon which Richard harrison
nov Resides, aud adlotnln" the lands OF ffos-
ser Dwell, james fe,iit Ena oioe'''
= b. hDODoO.Ni il l. D c {.
June y, 1879 tds42
& = Nv consent of narlips. thp
ell. e..,,...,-..t ,n,,. 49,,
~ ,'i Vi ~ 'o 'y'' 10y -
-, ,'eAlt N''e" ~ III 'e.la'" ~ ,,n9
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Wheat and New Fleur.

yEvHE subscriber viii pay the highest
cash price tor wheat delivered AZ the
-ypchbnrg Mills
7 $. have fcw hall barrels new neur
warranted 20 be good.
'yuly 2s Is ~
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Rs authority " Congress

!. u. Yates X A. Mcintyre.
o Ter lie ( II ,8inr briiiian' s-hen1ts OF Let
,erinz In fbt public
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
SHIP KNEES WANTED.

vuyHE following described Knees are Wanted al .he
4 PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD, tor winch the prices
rexcd will be pad on delivery They must be OF the
hest U OAK and deveredin the course OF the year 1870
kNEES-Bpdy feet inches; diameter OF the arm clear
Of bark 10 inchcs to side when completely fnlshea IN
the ship. inchesi TO be square and nsquare ~ SNAPS
Price 6 Dollars .
KNEES BODY feet; arm feet inches diameter OF
The arm clear of bark 10 inches side when complete
IL finished in the ship, inches; to be square III shsPe
Price Dollars. :
KNEES -Body ee,; arm feet inches; diameter OF
tue arm clear OF bark, Is inches to side when complete
" finished in the shir 10 inches; to be square anu NJ
square in shape. Price Dollars :
KNEES Body feet, arm feet inches; diameter OF
the arm clear Of bark, is nches 10 side when complete
IL finished in the ship, 10 inches to be square IN shape
Prices Dollars.
KNEEs-Body feet; arm feet s inches diameter OF
the arm clear of bark IL nches to side when complete
IL finished in the ship IL inches TO be square IN shape
Price 10 Dollars.
Navy Agents Office,
Philadelphia, % Nov., 1926 2-iot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
CONINE's
EOR LIN e. HO.ME.

". 81, .'as-te; Sres,. nr-ssf @ IL Cf:re fsfks:,
y :. - .zs-. ~ 81 -N s-ss, ssr i!a-- ISseris
s,-sts B4-ss, az 6; - - NJ ST.; F-i Srss,
,.: sss-e ~ o-s., - :: SAD - P-..s
f.ets 8 Q. a-tfsE.e,.s-.
=. TIE Ls;i.r: fs;s1-ststs ,ssiea a. cs.iaes 0s
e. ys-. hich Il contain the d-sSn Il the 45ove Lo,.
IL, ): Ae " l. X for lG p ! Il Persons sra *,
80 nA<e ;aer investments 81 CorHes 'liees. and hy
vssh lie ia Of Ticss;s Sc cas- 4scea.ned, IS
On A-7i -. n :; Lu';s-s u-acS
- O-iels ..o,i il -..s = lie L ;ei -:es conveying
c.. i..s Tse.s ti.tt7 81 Ea tFos, r. Ad) prrse
cyes e, III meet in the rrompt ara careful
tsa.son = ners,ose1e. A4irsss to ". c CONNIE,
Baltimore Q. Philsdelphia.
pas:-o-s. Nh Il. iS.s,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-13
SUMMER GOODS.

IyHE subscriber has just opened and Offers for sale
No III, Marke, street. fresh SUPPLY offorecn goods
tabe for the season. among which 10, IL and 12i
White Counterpanes; Calicnes; Ginghans; shlrtng
cambric mul, iacone, and book Muslins; vesngs Dim.
tues; Hosiery Crash &c.
Also-a arety of Gentlemen's wear, such IS Jackson
Satin Cords; Monroe and Wilmington stripes Washing
ion stripes linen and Drilling &c and a-complete
assortment Of Domestic Goe all OF which he viii sell on
he most reasonable I, rms. JOHN X. BRlNCktt
Wilmington June IL 80