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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02

COMET..-The time is now fast approaching,
when the remarkable Comet Planet, to which
the name of Encke has been given, will be again
visible To the earth. The attention OF astronomers
has been much attracted 10 this singular body by
The very near equality OF the times Of lis revolu
lions round The sun, and by the slow, but continual
decrease Of those times which last curious fact is
generally asctibed to the resistance OF The SUMS at
mospbere. 10 the motion of the Comet, when in
nerihelon The comet was last 10 perhelion on
,he aIst Of MAY, 1929 is periodical time of reso
luton being a2o5 days (Which will have elapsed on
the third Of Septembec,) we may daily expect to
zee it. Those who are desirous o particular ac.
count of this interesting body will lind its history
IN an elegant article, by the uslrous Bowdtch. in
number Of the North American Review, printed
or S years since. Boston paper.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
------.-..~u,. 10000, s.s

Some idea may be formed of the rapid growth
of western cities, by the fact that in Cincinnati
city built upon spot where, less than half cen
tury ago, naught was heard but the terrific cry ol
the wild beasts of the forest, the yell of the not
less wild and savage " red mcn"-the Post Master
adverlists list of upwards of tiue hundred and
fifty letters, remaining IN the post Office on the Cd
Of August. The appearance of the advertising de
partment of the newspapers which we receive from
that city, presents an air OF business that would
nuke one suppose centuries had elapsed since its
settle ment.
Since writing the above, we have seen in the
Providence Journal, the following interesting facts,
contained in recent letter from an intelligent cit-
zen Of Cincinnat formerly a resident in proyi-
dence.
Cincinnati, Ohio.-We have after all but an
imperfect idea Of the vast resources that are CON
s,anty developing in this country, and OF the magic
effects of ha, spiiit of enterprise which i'll few
short years has erected hourishing cities in the
midst Of pathiess forests, and established immense
marts OF trade on the margins of inaccessible ri
vers whose surface but short time since ruffied on
y by the wild fowl and the otter, or the occasional
gliding of the Indian canoe, is now ploughed by
large RATS of commerce, and ma iesc steam boats
laden with the products OF ore of the most fertile
regions in the world. And yet we are by no means
sensible of the great activity in business which per-
vades the towns and cities OF the West. Who will
not be struck by statement of the fact that about
two months since there we're building on the stocks
in Cincinnati, Ohio, eleren steam boats of from one
to four hundred tons burden, besides three smaller
ones that had just been launched, all destined for the
navigation of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers?
The year previous, eleven steam boats were built
at the same place and put in operation. In add-
ton to this there is more building going on IN the
city than at any former period. TO show the sp-
rt with which This i. conducted we need only state
the fact that large block Of wooden buildings
having been destroyed by fire the fourth of June,
a handsome and substantial block of brick was
erected on the same site and completed by the 10th
Of July"
Fire in Nezo York.-Aboit o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing fire broke out in the of No. o1 Murray street,
and destroyed ten twelve buildings that and Green
wich street
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02

.Narat Court yNa,tiat.-Ths evidence again,g
Capt. SteWart, the part of the prosecution,
closed on Monday. The Intelligencer states that
on Tuesday "JoseM Hopsinson, ESQ. read, in sn
impressive manner, an address to the Court in
which the whole case OF the accused was uly
spread out, and its several parts distinctly ard par
lcularly explained The several specifications un
der each charge were gone in order, a,d the
transactions to which they referred were stated at
large, as they either had been expected To
be established by the testimony. Ii would be so.
lation OF the privilege conceded to as hearers,
10 presen, 10 our readers copy or even summary,
OF this expose, until the testimony by which it is to
be tested, has been fully presented to the Court.
All we will permit ourselves present 10 observe,
Is, that Its language and arrangement were lucid
and able, its statements had the appearance of the
utmost fairness, and its effect on those who heard it,
on the warm friends Of the accused, was
exhlarsting IN the highest degree. Many congrat-
ulaons were exchanged eyes sisttned, and
some tears We're shed.
The testimony on behalf Of the accused then
began.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
9Th mo. 10, 1926.

At meeting of The Democratic Republicans O
the Borough Of Wilmington, held at the Lafayette
lio'ei, on Wednesday evening, the 3lst of Angus.
Tor the purpose OF transactlng business preparatory
to the Delegate Election ON Saturday next VIII
LIAM SEAL was called to- the chair, and LEWIS
WILSON appointed secretary.
a committee was appointed TO nominate Eve per.
sons from the Borough to be placed on ticket with
live from the country part Of Chrstiana Hundred
to be baIloled for Saturday the Sd of September
as Delegates to the Red Lion TO form the Countu
Ticket, reported the following ticket, which was
unanimously adopted
ALLAN THOMSON,
DR.. JOHN JOHNSON,
JOSIAH + CLEMENT,
ALBERT WILSON,
PATRICK HIGGINS.
The meeting appointed Henry Wilson, Jacob j.
Robinson and Joseph Dauphn, Committee 10 su.
perinend the printing aed distribution Of the tickets
WILLIAM SEAL, Chairman.
LEWIS WILSON, Sec'y.
Al respectable meeting Of the Democratic Re
publcans residing in the Country part Of Christiana
Hundred, held at the house OF Peter Hendrickson,
on the Sist of August, 1925, LEVI SPRINGER
was called to The chair, and JOHN ID. HENDkIcKsoN
appointed secretary.
five persons residing out of the Borough of VIII
mington, to be placed on the Delegate ticket the
following persons were appointed
JESSE CHANDLER,
JOHN Z. PHILLIPS,
LEVI SPRINGER,
JOHN WHITEMAN,
JOHN ID. HENDRICKSON.
Resotred, That the FIVE persons thus nominated,
be placed upon the ticket With five nominated who
reside in Wilmington, and that this ticket BE- recon.
mendcd to the cordial support Of the Democratic
Republicans at the Delegate Election on Saturday
next.
Hesotued, That the proceedings OF this meeting
be signed by the chairman and secretary and pub
shed 10 the American Watchman.
LEVI SPRINGER, Chairman.
JOHN HENDRIcKsoN, iSec'Y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
Readtn@, .gaguSt 23.

The JFeather. We have at length been gratifed
with fine soaking rsn the FIRST of any account
which has alien since the beginning OF June. The
Elects are already perccpble, though il came quite
90 late for the crops Of corn and potatoes, which
are, il this quarter almost ruined, as well most
other sorts OF vegetation.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
ELECTION TO MORROW.
DELEGATE ELECTION.

NOTICE hereby given that Election for Ten Dele
~ gates from Chrstiana Hundred, TO form County
Ticket to be supported by the Democrats of Newcastle
County, will be held at the Town Hall in the Borough of
Wilmington, on the first Sevent-day (Saturday) in next
mont-agreeaby to the Resolution Of the last Red Lion
Meeting. ZIBA FERRIS,
WM SEAL,
WM HOUSTON,
9Th mo. 19, 1925. Jutiges
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
COMMERCIAL Observation-Disclosures.

baltimore, .4ug. 29
BY the schooner Betsey, al this port last evening
from ST. Thomas and Turks Island, we learn that
the Governor OF Guadsloupe has issued decree,
snthorisng the opening OF th- port oi Bassaterre
for the importation Of wheat nour, corn, rye and
aher articles, free Of duty 1.-The wheat hour and rye
nn the lst November and corn until the list
december. This decree is published in the ST.
Thomas paper of the 9th instant. tim.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02

THE PRINTER-AN ExTRAcT.-Perhaps il may not be
amiss remember the printer in my discourse lie is in
very dsagreeable situation He trusts every body he
knows not whom his money scattered every where he
hardly knows where to look for it, His paper his ink his
presses his types his labor and living all must be punct
ally paid for. You MIR. ----, and Mr.. -, and Mr..
-, and hundred others that could name, have ta-
ken this paper great whieyou and your your
and hope improved by t-f you miss one paper, you
think very hard of the printer post for it, for you had
rather go without your hest meal than without your papey
Have you complied with the conditions OF subscp-
ton tIave you taken much pains 70 furnish the print
with his money as he has you with your paper' Have
you contributed your mite to repay him for his ink his pa
per- his types, his presses his hand work and head work
lfyou have not, go pay him oil, "and sin no more"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
NEWARK ACADEMY.

HViE semi annual examination Of the etlens in this n
slituton viii take place THURSDAY ii. 18th Sep.sta-
Der, INST. Yy oyirr
HENRY WHITLEY sec'Y
Augus %, 1898. 7s4.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02

Extract Of letter from gentleman il the State
IF Ohio to his friend in Richmond City dattd
XENIA, Aug 2, 1926
Ave have fine crops OF wheat, greater than
ever raised in this state beore and fine prospect
,or corn The price Of wheat will not be more than
p. oats l2E and corn in all probability, not more
Than IRON 10 10 l2s cents.' Compiler
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
3ke-

On Friday evening last, the Officers of Fortress
Monroe gave splendid bali 10 the Officers of the
French Fleet lying in full view Of tha, military post
The entertainment attended by a large number
OF ladies and gentlemen from Norfolk anI Ports
mouth foreign consuls, distinguished strangers and
Officers Of the Navy aud Marine Corps
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
Fashington, august 60.

~ HSHtRstUHi SfuSHSb ~.
General LcfaYstte, with his Son and Secretary,
returned to this city on Thursday evening, from his
farewell visit the venerable Ex Presidents, Jetar
son and madison, The late President Monroe be-
ipg on visit to Albemarle, joined the General and
likewise visited his illusrious predecessors. Mr..
Monroe also accompanied the General in his Jour
ney through the counties oi Orange, Culpeppef
and Fauouier TO his own residence in Loudoun
where after spending the night, they parted--Mr.
M. returning 10 Albenare and the General 10 this
city.
We cannot imagine any meeting ct living indi-
yiduals which it would have been SO delightful and
so impressive TO witness, the interview between
these four venerable inen- Lafayette, Jefferson,
Madison. and Monroe. What stations have they
occupied, how conspicuous The parts they have acted,
and what space they fill in the worlds history! The
group would have been complete could the patriarch
adams have been present. What moral does the
simple meeting Of lhese four aged men furnish to
those who, in the other hemisphere, cling to ancient
forms; who conceive there is no safety in govern
ment except it possess hereditary, unlimited, and
unrestricted power; and think that any other form
must be productive of strife insecurity, and anarchy
Americans are so familiar with the spectacle of their
Supreme Magistrates successiyely and cheeflully
snrendefing to their successors the Tens Of power,
and quietly descending from station inferior to
none other in true grandeur, into the mass of their
fellow citizens, and the retirement OF private life,
lhat its recurrence TO produce that strong re-
gaid amongs, ourselves which its moral dignity is
calculated 10 inspire IN those who view it from
distance. II is. nevertheless one of the most beau
,ilui effects produced by system, If not of
the best ,eats Of it's eSceency. Nat. Intel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02

Mr. Damrell, respectable pilot at Portsmouth,
New Hampshire, weighs 420 pounds. lie is the
most skilIul pilot of The place, and is sometimes
hosied On boald ship from his boat.-Afer securing
his vessel in port he sends for dray TO carry him
10 his residence.
Mr.. Damre, Judging from his appearance. is
more than s5 years Of age His countepanc &C
expresses great goodness of heart and when spo-
ken to on the subject OF his size, he regrets, that in
The OF five years. he has grown so great a
man, having previous to this time, passed in the
crowd without particular observation. II, says he,
am afflicted by disease it is the will of Providence,
and will not murinur.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
yAorfolLr, Aa@ust 10

SfolJDtf, .HaSuSb IL.
1Ae sloop Jny.--We learn with much satsiac-
ton, that Capt Elliot Travis and Messrs. John S.
Spady & Co. who have been some time engaged in
Efforts to recover the Silver, Copper and other yalu
able articles of the cargo Of the soop Jag, Capt. b.
4, Tona@, which was wrecked little to the North
ward Of Smiths Island, on the Goth of February
last, succeeded duriog the last week, in recovering
ce slabs and sir'y eight pounds in small pieces Of
the Silver, making the entire quantity OF that article
shipped--and thirty toar slabs OF Copper. The
gentlemen arrived here from The wreck on Wednes-
aay evening. beacon.
John Patan, who was lately convicted at HALIFAX
Ot ullering forged provincial notes. has been sem
fenced 10 be imprisoned year, to stand one hour
IN the pillory, and while so standing to have one 81
htS ears cut gt.
Lord Chancellor Eldon, in speech which he
lately delivered in the House OF Lords, stated as
tact, which he appeared to consider a grievance,
that during The % yea's that he had held the office
OF Lord Chancellor, his salary had not exceeded
$4,000 pounds sterling (S66,000) year. excu-
siye Of what he received as speaker OF the House
J, Lords.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02

Fire in Aeso ForkAbolt O'clock, on Tuesday morn
ing fire broke out in the of No 81, Murray street,
and destroyed ten twelve buildings that and Green
wict street
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
DAY, September 2, 1925.

lrowa indignantly upon the first dawning attempt
portion OF the Union from anotle', WASHINGTON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-20
DOM:gr lEiSTTC.

1ov. TRoUP AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
The Governor states, that, few days before the
meeting o the Legislature, he convcrsed with TIE
Hoa. j. NJ. Berren, senator in the congress cf
the United States from this State, TIE subject
OF our slave property, ard the Danger 10 which il
was exposed by the repeated attacks of other
states and OF the United States he said the crisis
was IN awful one, and that no time was 10 be lost
IN taking measures of defence he had very re-
Gently the best opportunity TO understand he
views the general government in relation TO it !;
that the doctrines delivered by the attorney gene
raj, before the supreme court, extreme, and
OF the most alarming characier--neither more nor
less than that slavery could not exist, being con-
trary TO the laws of God and nature. Sc, that he
was engaged as counsel in more of the
ses involving this doctrine, and that he regretted
exceedingly that the reply had not been allowed him
he said the Legislature should take UP the sub
Ject seriously answ ered was determined, to pre-
sent Ii in the strongest light, SC. sc. Judge Bcrrien
avefted particularly to the great excitement against
us, produced ny these appeals, both the and
TO the auditory. @. NJ. TROUP.
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.AGzledgepMe, Lune 6M, 1925.

.Naiedgeoi!le, JuRe 6th, 1925.
To has erceNency q. M. Troup:
SIR : | have just received your note of to-day,
inqriring iof what heard iom the attorney gene
raj oil the United States the subject of slavery
regretted very much, at the time the argument
was made by Mr.. Writ, in an African ease, involv-
ing the question OF slavery, that did not hear the
whole cf 1t. 1t was my good fortune o:.ly to hear
part OF his argument, and cannon say definitely
and certainly. that, in the part of the argument
heard, he did advance and maintain the position
that slavery was contrary 10 the laws OF God and
nature. After his argument was over, | certainly
heard, IN general conversation that he had assumed
such position; add, the next day vixen Mr.
ineersol, of Philadelphia, argued the Portuguese
claim Tor the slain,ants, he made his argument an
nswer TO the one the attorney general had made
IN the Spanish claim, Con tie part OF the United
States, he distinctly stsied that MIR. Writ had
laid down such azdoctrine, aud he proceeded TO
combat it. Wae,l,er Mr.. Wir, did or did not do
so, an unable positively tostate-but he was pre-
seat when MIR Ingersoll stated, and did moi object
to the settlement have the more distinct recoec-
tlon on the sub ect then though, that the Viz
gilman and Penas5 lvanian had changed sides.
S. JONES.
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no rNE pUBLlC.


w. have received and hare nOio in Store,
N - ~, binds suga,, Of qualities, part prime
II S}Ny 800 bags aud other green eoaee'
100 bags pepper
100 hoses 'OaP
800 c,,k cut nahs
200 barrels Loaf sugar
20 pipes imitation baEdy
10 do superior Cognao brandy
10 do holland gin, superior.
10 boxes fix blue
40 do starch
hid. superior old Antigua fufn
do Cognio brandy
10 hhis. mOlasses
n casks sweet Malaga wine
so barrels New England rum
8 hltis Jamaica do
80 bsrcl Kentucky whiskty
40 ~ casks ScJy Madeira wine
IS tcgs salt peire
10 dozen sleTs
$50 kegs Engi'h lead
go do American DO -
In few DAYS from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Norfolk and Fl evidence,
so bids sugars, superior :,
73 do asses, uncommonly bright auh hne
II bags old white coffee
10 bids eopperas.
100 harre miekerc, No. 3,
$50 boxes soap
$50 bag shot
20 half boxessegWs
50 puncheons Ghs Antigua 80
100 psckases American Cotton Goods Of first quality Also
600 kegs Rogef' sunpOwder,
All OF which viii be sold ou the most liberal terms
MONCURE, ROBINSON \ PLEASANTS.
August 10. SILL
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III The ENQUIRIES, puhhei twice generally,
three week dana. the session II the Stale Lrgrla
Price, The n,fyt-,se 1--we DOlass per
Mates Uf charter vi participating hanks
iony) will he ,ecisr'l ayur" fae Editors Will gusrsi-
the safety OF cii,ns ' ual e posssc vi all let
being ps.i, by i,,c wi,ess.
G No paprs w he d,eourne tbnt at ,,e discretion q!
Sd. Eiuts,) al have be. psid NJ.
IL Whuever viii risiiiee the t1ymtai vs papers
shall have III, tciiti 0Hir.S.
TEAMS. uF ADVERTISING.
gr One square, OK LESS-First Insertion 10 eeItseach
continuance, 80 cents.
- No Advertisement inserted, until has either hcen paid
assumed by erson In tins city a. ensifUns
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EXECUTIVE DEpAnrMENr,

.HiHedgcciIlc, JNle OH, $50.
BE pleased to state, il you were not present az
Washington, during Tire late session OF the supreme
coaft, and At, in causes, depending there
and involving the question of Slavery or no Sia-
cesy, YOU did rot understand the attorney general
To assume aud maintain the general doctrine that
slavery could not exist, consistently with the laws
OF God and nature, Sc.
Respectfully, G. M. TROUP.
Col. Seaborne Jones, .ifiIedgerWe.
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MAS committed The Jail Of Peodleon county runaway
w slaves onihe 18th day of June last two Negro men Ens-
uel and is FIVE feet FIVE inches high, ebout
forty i've years Of age, dark complexion large u eyes had
on when committed, Dfab Suftout Coat Jeans Pansloor',
Shirt and Black tu Hat half and saw he belong
10 Lsnden Brent living in Nelson County, ~ e
feet four and high, stout made, dark oomPeNo
large kstg ANGLE occasioned BY the cut Of Foot
Adle; thirty three Yeas Of age; Had on when COZ
nr;cd Diab Surout Goat, Black Fur Hat half worn, Tow
Ien Pauaoon and Shirt Of the and says he belongs
10 Edward Cahcl Of Amherst county, Va The owners are
requested forward, prove property pay charges and
take them away otherwise they will DC dcs wan a. tes law
directs. H. ShSoLni 'dler
readle,pa Courthouse, August e ISIS. s'-24f
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ToIuoLIe L.oud F0r SoIc.

he sold al public the 9th day Of October
w next the premises, Tract Of Land lying on Dan k
yer and Lawson creek the county Of Halifax iS miles South
of Halifax coufihouse generally known by The Of the
cry Tract containing by accurate survey 100 aete
there is about Of creek aud river low grounds on the
tact ernsI in fertility 10 any land, aud the soil peculiarly
dapied 10 the cuurcof Tocco. The plantation ~ iole
rs6e Of repair aud sufficient 20 work fen Or twelve hands
on 10 advantage Private oilers will be received by the sub
senbct The land will he shewuto any person wishing pr
chase by Miles fall who resides South Boston adjoining
the precses. credit Of one and two years vii be gwen TIE
pureha.er and possession the 25tb December next.
PAUL CAnRlNGToN, Surviving Ex'r Of
Auru. 49, 29-tdss Sarah Darlington, dec.
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-
The Subscribers offer for Sale,
] sse3 8 5li 3 ssI ? e gan
90 iat.s gfeeG coffee
20. DO OH vIaJ s.ya and Aloco 10
20 hid. fennfl i.ania whiskey
80 b5ls do do
20 do Old Rye do
10 hid, Anlsul Rum
% do Mal,ses
pipes Holland gn
2 10 gseneh brandy
40 -acks LIVERPOOL blown salt
100 do ground alum do
80 k,g, Dup1als uunpowJer
Ion, Eisi.h -iiot
"a IL u ~ do
20 d, kar iou comprising assortment of tire from
ii 70 ~ i.iriies "ide
do from } 10 : incii,s wade
s do sqa-sc and ,OnDd do
do hoop do
2 do plough nio,'ids
- do bli,rre1 .teei
do German do
rs boxes 3 oy 10 aud 10 by IL window glass
IS DO Whlitelnolcs COTTON ahd wool eafdi
40 do tillow -candles
10 do sperm 10
50 30 soap
40 Nova Scotia grind stones
20 kegs ep iiaris
10 resin. isoi.-oap paper
$50 gail Hamburg dem.lohns
2 hhds maider--i do eopTcras
/ eeioon dOtani .indis 60 bbisalpm
10 srSs saltprice
M,deSa Sicily Madeira Lisbon, Teneriiic, rt,JvrS
Sweet Maias, aud Old Pot
Gunpo,yie,, Imge,ia, Young Tyson, and TEIS
SOuch0us
Pepper Ginger,A'Ispice C,up,mOn, Cloves SPICES
Long Pepper, MaCeanJ MAI Aiegs
Ioudun Porter, cut herrings,
Common and family sliad, Drnstoue,
Bed cords aud leading lines ~
CIover noty, orchard ga, and 1''ie Sfi,iIS
WORKMAN MeG.o Den
Richmond. Aug 50. oi-lM
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JCET N. GORDON,


Old ~ e and common whisky
Molasses, selected l0r retailing
s;permae eli AMI tailDw ca,iics
English and American hli.I. u aud Geunau steel
Swede, aud ,can;ry iion sud plough plates
Salt, Liverpool blown
10 buniies Ensi hoop iron
thee,e, Boston M. 4 Siiu, oaic
Table s,lt ia loscs
llusc5tv IGislnS
Jag4ci.oH's fresh crackers
.purhan's mn,tud, aiispice and pepper
hutmt = ai,i cinnamon
Mac, cloves and alinonis
Race ast stounj ginger
Indigo, IL blue ani ,ta CHI
Alum, salts AMI saliptirc
Coppefas and hia'ider, cider vin"Eay
Soap IL smlil Nuxe 10 lai,i'its
{. y 40 aud 10 y - Wiu,iow silSs
Browns best chewin. tobacco
Havana scssr, bel cord, ~ leading lines
Whit, res cotton and WOOL card,
Spanning cotton
Cotton ,aln, asiulied lion. No ) 10 10
Letter ana iool'caP paper
WiaPpins paper ani wrapping twine
Icon bVphd wOUt ware
Sgnpowder, Duponi's Il, IL and FfF
do Easle double strong
Pii.ut .ha assorted
. Xxx, Dsi lead
and saloa 'ieroln..
on CONSIGNMENT,
J boxes anchovies
do French enriis
e o 10 pirsers ed brandy fruit
I'D do ,ri'u, ella aud maeeuIcni
ialr bottle cutk,
~ bass SOL shell. Almonds
% casks polI wine
, ueIcesbiimsiOne.
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The lS,ibscriJers Offer for Sale,

A general assortment OF TOME vARE.