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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-04
EUROPEAN INTEIIrccNcr

New YoRK, Sept. 2S.--The elegant packet shir
Leeds, Captain Stoddard, arrived YESTERDAY after.
noon, from Liverpool, whence sshe sailed on the
9th ultimo BY this arrival, the editors of the
Commercial Advertiser have received their regular
files Of London and Provincial papers, the former
to the evening the 22d Aug. inclusive.
The letters give gloomy accounts of the state of
the Cotton Market, and announced that another
respectable house, extensively engaged in that
trade, had stopped payment. Some Of the letters
mention the failure of TIN house in the same line
but Of less importance-and letter from London
of the 22d, states that Cotton Broker in that citv
had suspended payment.
These circumstances, added to the great supplies
that had arrived, had paralyzed the market for a
time, and further decline in price had taken place
Uplands and Alsbamas are quoted at "a 10 I'D.
Orleans, 3 IL to I'D. Turpentine, best, los Cd
Tar, los a Us; Car Rice, Bark, Ashes, steady, u,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-04
.Mmshal's Sale of Land and Negroes.

pursuance Of decree Of the Superior Court of Chan
ceTy for the Richmond fici ed on G 25h of
March, is25 in the Of Markham Goode Tufpin vs.
Goode aud 0oOde Turpn shall "Wednesday the 18Th
day Of November next at The late residence Col Francis
Govde, dec OF Chesterfield, offer for sale the highest bid
der at public 2ueton ot cash. between forty fly
msny asill be sulheen then ia nv possession To-
raise the sun OF S6s2 o. with on 4B 81 part thereof
from Sst day Of December 1871 until paid Aarhas
missions aud expenses Of sale and Of ssid slaves ON
credit Of ~ moni will be sufficient 70 raise the u Of
s43l7 ~ with interest $685. part The Sf of
December 1875 until paid, and Dafshas eomni.ons
lhe same re and place shall offer sale for cash about
Of Land suciency thereof TO rai<e The um Of
$40 81 with interest S272 7g part thereof from the SIT
and costs Of pitts. in the first suit and the fber ann
OF S2S23 AZ. with interest $3.50 g8 from the sI Of De-
cember ~ until paid, Maisbs commissions ali other ex-
Pene, OF sale, and the pitts costs in The second suit The last
named sale will he made the following terms: one-fyh
cash, oneOufh credit Of months fourth on Gre
OF OF ~ month 1a the remaining fourth ON credit Of
10 mOn5 Sh0aihihe defendants the first and cond suits
ace Goode, Francis GoDde, Henry Tafu and Mary his wife
John GILLIAN, admir- Of Elizabeth and William ,ron
property Of the said Francis 0Oode deeesed now in Their
esPecve possessions, will he sufficient TO raise The
sums before named, for which the pet sonal p,ooerv
hereby advertised then shall proceed IN the manner herein
before prescribed 60 sell the whole Of the real estate Of fh
d Francis GOodc, dec, except that part devised 10 his son
Hobe ~ the possession Of the said Alice Goode and Francis
Dnode either Of them, much thereof as will Mise the
several SUNS Of money, interest aud COSTS &C. above named In
al credit sales above named, bonds with approved security will
are PAID Should the above named day prove to be unfair me
sales will be made t!io FIRST far DAY thereafter.
OstoberA M",d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-04
To the Editors Of Me Eno,,;,,.

A few days since, accidentally ,a.
budget Of papers, hand-bills which m. with a
,cere to be circulated among the busbes 'ue'stood
ehinquePin trees, swsmps, aud whOrlle eg,saoes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-04

Notice TO all ,oh0m IL may concern.
wis 10 certify that Jese Street . no longer nv agent
- ~ tbs country TO act for whaisoever BY
consent Of parties WILLIAM MILLER.
JESSE s. STREET
OuDoera 41--1t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09
SUPERFINE
Sealing w ak,

Equal to any imported--warranted to burn free
and stick we'll. Manufactured by T.! Kurlbaum
Philadelphia. For Sale at the Watchman Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09
LOOK HERE!
SELLING orr CHEAP!!
At No. fO1 Market-Street.

vHVI1E subscriber having laid in choice assortment of
a FALL GOODS at the lowest Philadelphia auction pri-
ces, viii sell at the smallest profits he intends to close
his business as soon as he possibly His assortment
consists of
Blue. black, olive, brown, drab, scarlet, and mixed
CLOTHS: superfinc and low price.
Habit and peisse cloths of assorted coors: do. do.
Blue, black. and mixed CASSIMERS do. do.
Blue, gray, and mixed Sanes, Cords and Velvets,
Toilene Valencia, silk and Swansdown vesting.
Swanskin, white, red and yellow FLANNELS.
Rose Blankets, 8 3 1-2-4: 1-2 Point do.
Bombazeen and Caspian stripes
Bombazets Norwich Grapes, and Circassan Plads
Worsed, lambs wool and cotton Hosiery.
.Nlnkils and CantOn Crnpes, assorted colors.
Black, white and green, do. (French)
Shenshaw, Lutestring and Levantine Silk.
Grosdenap and figured Silk.
Black and green Florences.
Striped Silk for Dresses.
6, z, g. 9, and 1914 Diapers.
44 and 7S Irish Linens and Lawns: supefne and low
price.
Linen Cambria.
Cambria Jackonets and Null nIuslins.
Figured and plain Swiss Musns.
Merno Grape and Cashmere square and long SffAWLS.
Waterloo and cotton ditto.
Furniture fashionable Calicoes and Ginghams.
Silk and cotton Flags. Fancy silk Shawls,
ladies' and Gentemans Goves superne and low price.
Thread Bobinet and Nuns Laces.
Fancy Ribbands.
Turtle shell large and side COMBS.
Mock shell ditto, ditto.
PAPER HANGINGS and Bordering for rooms.
Oil Cloths Suspenders, Buttons, Cotton Cord, Braid
Tapes Pins Fass Cotton Sewing ditto Umbrellas Para.
soils, Domestic Bleached and Brown Muslins, Ticking
Plads and Checks.
Those who any of the above articles particularly
CLOTHS and CASSlMERS, will find to their advantage
to caR at No. 101, Market street, Wilmington.
constant supply of live geese FEATHERS, always
on hand JOSEPH POGUE.
September 6, 1926. s7o-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09
VALUABLE PROPERTY
Ar PUBLIC sale.

YVIIE subscriber having determined to decline his press
Il ent business and from the place, will offer at
Pdbic Sale, at the house of William Herdman Saur
day the 18th of December next, at O'Clock, p NJ the
following property in the village of Newark, viz
No. l. lot Of land containing about OF acre, on
which is erected comfortable dwelling house AID store,
milk and smoke house. granay barn, corncrb and other
out buildings, all in good repair Part of the above prop
ery has been occupied for upwards of years store,
and equal if not superior, sand to any in the places
No. @ lot of land in cent? par, Of tie village, con-
aiming acre, l rood % perches.
No. 8. lot of land situate between the New London
and Nottingham reads, containing Ga 3r and 23b.
No. lot of land the south side Of the Nottingham
road, containing ga. ST. and 9p.
No. S. lot of land situate the Elkton road contain-
ing IL a. 2 r. and lip
The above lots all situated in adjacent to- the viii
of Newark, and are in nigh stale Of cultivation The
terms of sale will be third cash and the balance in
annual payments, With ineres,. Should the above pro-
perty no, be sold on said day. it will be for rent
The subscriber also oels to the public at first cost, his
present stock of goods consisting Of gene
of Dry Goods Groceries, Hard ard Hollow Ware, Queens
Ware, &c. BENJAMIN WATSON.
Newark, Nov. 9, 1895. 98-w6'p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09
FOR SALE.

vINHE Noront0n Farm, situated in Appoquinmink Hun
i dred Newcastle County, Del, about two miles from
Mddletown and three from Cattwes Bridge, and not far
from the Canal; containing better than hundred and
foryve acres about ninety OF which arabic much of
the woodland is thriving and well set with chesnu There
the premises, two story brick house, forytwo
feet by twenty four put up with the best eas and in
the best manner There on the first floor, common
sitting room office, spacious passage and parour and
the second there four chambers There is brick
kitchen adjoining The roof on The back part of both house
and kitchen In the yard is we'll Of failing
and excellent waer smoke house, and small frame barq.
There about six of apple orchard Of choice
grated fruit in its prme The proprietor having removed
distance from, and finding it impossible pay suitable
attention to- the said property, offers with the exception
of the vault enclosed) for two thousand dollars in cash
the purchaser had rather the half cash and the
in 9, 3, 4, different annual stamenls-with
curity the property for their payment Any person dis
posed comply fully with the above terms is requested 10
direct letter by mailo GEORGE SHEETS,
Hoknes5urgh, Penn.
Ithe above property not sold before the close OF
the year, it will be to let
Nov. l, 1926. 95-lot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09
FARM FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD At PRIVATE SALE,

TTSHE FARM handsomely situated on the south side of
i Chrsana creek, formerly the ferry, in Newcastle hun
dred, half mile below Wilmington containing AZ acres OF
land. The improvements large brick house with
four rooms and large entry the first floor, and five
the seconds with large garret: brick stable sufficient to
hold horses-hay house, Sheds ice house, frame tene
ment with rooms on the first aoor and three the
second-kitchen, &c. There is the premises a small
apple orchard The farm would suit person wishing 10
keep dairy and to attend market with vegetables, as the
land is of the first qualify for grass cultivation.
AS persons wishing purchase will view the property
it is unnecessary to say The terms will ,e easy
One half of the purchase money remain for wo three,
four years. secured said property. For terms in
quire Of THOMAS JAQuETF,
8 miles below Newcastle or of
ISAAC G. JAQUETT,
On the premises
Oec g. 1905 5--Sn,nf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09
Volume Nv.
lBAlYAIRD N1D!p!RLa,
Opposite the Totnsa Npall,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
HEN RY STEELE

LATE OF TIE EAGLE HOTEL, NEW CASTLE,
ID EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public in
general that he has taken the above extensive estab-
ishment ecen,y occupied by ELI LAmBoRs dec which
he has fitted up ina style that will comfort
venence to his yisters
The Hotel is situated in pleasant part ef lie Borough,
and presents inducements and advantages to those who
in pursuit OF business pleasure, surpassed by any
Public House in the town. The number and arrangement
OF the Rooms such, that those who wish be retired
from the noise and hustle Of Tavern, may be perfectly
graIifed
The STABLES and CARRIAGE HOUSE attached to the
establishment extensive conmodios and secure, and
under the direction of competent superintendent
The advertiser atters himself that from his experience
and the superior accommodations of the House he has
taken he will be able to CRAFTY his guests, and render his
Establishment worthy of share of the public patronage.
The DOVER MAIL STAGE leaves the Hotel every
Monday, Wednesday and Fr,doy morning, and arrives every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evening. Seats in any
OF the Stages running from Wilmington, be taken at
the Bar.
Travellers wishing 10 take passage in any of the Stages
or Steam Boat from the Borough and desrous of leaving
their Horses and Carriages may depend upon having every
attention paid TO them until their return.
HORSES TAKEN AT LIVERY.
November 25, 1926. Ppm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09
Will be Sold at Public Sale.

On 2od day the 18th inst up
on the farm Of the subscriber in
New Garden Township, Ches'er
County, nine head Of first rate .fds
Cnttis-estimatetl at near 8 cwt.
} each. said cattle being mari of A lut
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09

At St. Barthelemy, near La Ferte Gaucher, am
old countryman lay on his death bed. HIS son went
to fetch the clergyman, and stood knocking softly
he door for three hours. " Why didn't you knock
ouderP' said the clergyman. al was afraid of
waking you,' said the clown. Well, what is the
matter i''-" left my father dying, sir" Z" So sor
he must be dead, then, by this time F'-" Oh no,
SIR" returned the other. neighbor Peter said he
would amuse him till came hack.'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09
95--16t

The late r Brindsley Sheridan, ESQ. threatening
to cut his son Thomas off with a shilling he i'm
mediately replied, "Ah father, but where will you
borrow that shilling ?" This humor, so like his
own, procured the desired pardon.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09

A Gascon who was on i'll terms with the Bishop
of Bazas swore he would never pray God in that
diocese. One day passing river, and being in dam
ger the hostman said that nothing remained for him
but TO address himself to God. " Well" said the
Gascon .sare we out OF the diocese Of Bazas!'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09
CHEAP GOODS.

HEAI UUOIES.
WILLLA1I & SAMUEL .MCAULLEY
IL EG leave to inform the public that they have commen
D ced business at w. JfCauuey's old stand near the
'randywlne Flour Mills, where they have constantly on
hand, wholesale or RETAIL
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
China, Glass, Queensware, Earthen Ware Hard Ware,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Nails by the keg Lime Pork, Lard
Iians Salt Shoes Leghors Sea Stores, Wines Spirits
Cordas &C. of the best quality all of which will be sold
on the loves, TERMS for cash or accep,ances
N. b. All persons indebted 10 the late firms of w.
M'Caulley, and S. MCauey & Co. will please call and
settle their accounts as above.
April 26. 1926. 41-1y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09

of 10 head which sold Martin Kennedy, and James
Kennedy, of Newcastle, in the State Of Delaware, omthc
4th of July last under that par thereof should
be taken away July, part in August and the remainder
before the first end day III October following aid
paid for at the time of taking them away-ahich agree
ment they have neglected perform. The sale will there
fore commence at O'Clock, The aforesaid day, and The
purchaser be indemnifed by JOSEPH ROMAN.
December 8, 1926. SGT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09
RISE OF TICKETS.

RISE OF TICKETS.
I'm consequence of the Unprecedented demand for Tick.
cts in the GRAND CONSOLIDATED STATE LOTTERY
of Maryland owing the brlancy of the Scheme and pop.
uary of the mode of drawing, the price will be advanced
on FRIDAY the 10th of this month TO S12.
All orders mailed within this tme addressed to
WM. G. CONNIE,
Baltimore or Philadelphia,
Will be executed AT the present low Of $40. and
shares in proportion. Dec. 5.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09
.Nswcastle County, in the State Of Delaware, sc't
By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court for the said
county of Newcastle,
Will be Exposed to Sale,

A public vendue Saturday the tweny-fourh day Of
N December next, at o'clock in the afternoon, at the
house of Abraham Boys Stanton, in Mill Creek hundred
and county aforesaid the following described property to
acres, less, bounded by lands of Robert
Sqbb, Archibald Taylor Margaret staper, and the road
leading from Wilmington to Christiana Bridge And aso
lot Of woodland in the hundred of Mill Creek and county
aforesaid bounded by lands Of Simon Crason John Sta
pier, and Others containing en acres more or less, with
the improvements and appurtenancesi being the real
estate of James Stroud deceased and to be sold for the
payment of his debts Attendance will be given, AID the
terms of sale made known, the time and place aforesaid
by Jacob Stroud Administrator Of the said deceased, by
his Attorney in fact David Paynter.
By Order Of the Orphans Court.
MATTHEW KEAN, Clk.
Newcastle Nov. %, 1925. 4-7t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-09

Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
NOTICE is hereby given thatthe ELEVENTH install
~ ment Of fifteen dollars every share of stock wall be
due and payable Tuesday the 18th of December 1926
December, 1926. Treasurer.
N. B. Persons residing in and near Wilmington may
make payment at the Bank of Delaware. 4-9t
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07

| The NdsAuiIle Letter. The follow,
log letter from Gen. Jackson, to tie
Hon John II. Eaton, in reference to
the one said to have been taken froI,
the Nashville Wing, and which we
copied from the Richmond Enquirer,
appeared in the Gazette Of last eve
ning:-Ndt jour.
Wheeling, Vd March %
DEAR STA: l have this moment re
ccivcd your letter ofthe 18th inst. Ell.
closing a conversation with Mr.. H
and which is now travelling about a
Sinbad story. This officer Of the o
thern army may be ascertsined when
| reach Nashville; and phen he as,
il is quite probable he will be found
to be some tool who has sold his sig
nature.
am very certain that at Washing
ion. Pa. in November last, i saw no
individual, a former officer with me;
and am also equally certain, that /
have never in my life uttered any
such sentiments a. are asc-ibed to me
in that letter. They are q fabrication
from beginning 10 end. Neither Gen
eral Call, nor Mr.. Donnelson. who
were with me. recollects any such
individual. They well remember,
that l arrived at Washington, Pa. in
the evening, much insisposed, and
departed early The next morning.
Washington, Penn. seems to be a
fatal place: it will be recol'ected by
you that sundry reports grew out OF
my meeting there last year Governor
Edwards: while as | came back Mr..
III" was there. You may bcassured
however, that the inhabitants OF that
place have nothing to do with these
tales: they cherish no ~hypocrites; nor
do they countenance those miserable
attempts against my character. The
citizens there have treated me with
the utmost attention and kind feeling -
Your friend,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07
EXPLORATION OF EAST FLORIDA.

EXPLOITATION OF EAST FL0RIDA.
Extract ola letterfrom Col. Gsdsdea, 10 : gen.
tleman in ST. Augustine. dated Camp,
south Of St. Lacie, January 29th. 1925
Il have progressed thus far on my BE-
cond effort TO penetrate By land to Cape
Florida. have encountered the same
difficulties from wet weather and mum
dated discripts which opposed myop-
erations-as the season, however, is
o favourable, my men have not suf-
fered from sickness. Should no great
er obstacles. than those already n
countered, present themselves, | hope
to be at Cape Florida in 10 days; and
TO 81. Augustine by the Goth or esth
March"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07

UThe Election being on Monday next,
viii afFord an opportunity TO those indebted to
the Editor, 10 make pay utnL.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07
TRusTEE ELECTION.

An election was held at the Court. House, IN
Msrtinsburg. on Monday last, for seven per
sons rs Trustees Of said town. The following
we're elected;
John Stroller,
Washington Evans,
Edward A. Gibbs,
John Doll,
John s. Harrison,
Conrad Hogmire,
George Wolf.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07
ANDREW JACKSON.
CUMBERLAND, Md. March ID

OUMBERLANU NIu. -"ufDH 7"
.Acc'dent.-Mr. John S. Dugan, pro-
prietor of the line OF stages from Wheel
inc to GAINESVILLE, returning from Wash
ington city to Wheeling, with one of bis
own stages, upset, about four miles east
of this place, on Thursday evening last
Mr.. Dugan was so severely injured IN
the fall, that he died in a few hours at
ter. No material injury was sustained
by the passengers in the stage.--.1d.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07

The Rev. Bishop Hobart, of New
York, lately preached in Rome-being
the FIRST Protestant clergyman yer al
lowed it Is said, 10 preach in the @Eter-
nal City"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07

The Philadelphia Gazette says It has
been ascertained by calculation, that,
by the substitution Of coal for wood, the
expenses of the Pennsylvania Hospita
have been diminished about u thou
sand dollars q year.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07

The Democratic Press says, on good
authority, the interlineations in the let
ter addressed to the committee of the
house, aud signedby Mr.. Kremer, "are
evidently in the hand writing of MIR.
Ingham.n lie appears to fee! sorrow,
that his sold friend, George kremer,"
should be such "a nose Of wax, in the
hands Of factious men,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07

A Hsroins-A young woman died q
short time since in Prussia. who had
been in more than 90 battles, in the
campaigns Of 1919 and ia, when she
was only IS years old
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07

The operation Of tapping the head
for water on the brain, was successfully
performed on a child nine months old,
in Galway, ireland, a short time since,
More than 10 ounces Of water were
drawn of,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07

A;1ady in New York, who lately had
a son, has now living her father and
mother are also living; and the mother,
aged only 9s, of the latter father, Is al
50 aliye-the sen being TIE FIRST descen-
dant Of the fifth generation.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07

ST. Patrich's Day.-At the Anniyer-
sary of the Hibernian Society, held in
Baltimore, on the 18th inst. Luke Tier
nan was chosen President; John Kel-
so, and Samuel Moor, Vice-Presidents;
Stewart Brown, Treasurer; II. n. Camp
bell, Secretary; Rev. John Glendy,
Chaplain; and Samuel J.. Donaldson,
Counsellor. After the election of Off
GERS. and the transaction of other BUSH
ness, the Members of the Society, with
several distinguished guests, partook Of
an excellent dinner, prepared by Mr.
Barnum. After the cloth was removed,
a number of toasls were given, from
which we select the following.
The United States Of america. May
we live neglected and die forgotten,
when we cease 10 be greatful for our
reception in the land of the free and the
home of the brave.
The President ofthe United States
Honor is the reward of merit-virtue
and talents should always accompany
power.
The .Army and Nary Of the United
Statss.-Young in age, though old IN
glory.
The Agriculture, Manufactures, and
| Commerce Of the United S~tafss-lhe
| hereditary wealth of the country.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07
From the KENTUCKY C,z.ttef

lFFOAh WIG hEaNuCN9 Oa@-Nb
M. Gay III Tennessee by the last
Nashville Republican, we find Mr.. Clay
has been burnt in efigy in one or two
places in that state. We are inclined to
think hat "a neighbours are intermed-
ding with u affairs, when they under
take that business. 1t is against the
people of Kentucky that Mr.. Clay has
sinned if he be guilty, and not against
our friends in Tennessee. What does
MIR. Clay owe that state. He is not its
representative They did not support
him for the Presidency, and therefore
hava no claim on his gratitude! We
would barely refer the gentlemen VINO
we're engaged in that affair, to the pro-
ceedings in the pittsburg courts ia rela.
ton to a similar exploit.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07

JoHT s. SKINNER, Esq. Editor of
the American Farmer, and Postmaster
of the City Of Baltimore, has been cleo
ted a correspondent Member of the H.r-
ticultural Society Of London.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-04-07

Nep York, March 3d. number
ofour most respectable victuallers of
the Centre Market, made a parade,
yesterday afternoon, OF fat beef, NUT
ton, and veal, attended by music. The
whole was preceded by a cart drawn
by pony, driven by lad 10 appro
pirate uniform, in which was a fine
merino sheep, dressed of in handsome
style, hearing a banner, inscribed,
"Ue clothe the Naked" The next
was a cart containing slaughtered mut.
ton, with this motto, eve feed the
hungry" The whole tastefully de-
corated with ribands, banners, mot.
ios, &c. The rear cart contained a
side Of fine beef, declared, by motto,
to be open to all parties, and IN.
Guenced By none" which is TO be
cut up to day in the above market.