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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-29

Accommodating from 40 70 50 Horses.
II is situated between the Market and the.
Team-boat Ferry, which renders it decidedly
the most convenient stand for gentlemen COM
ing from Maryland, as well as for Drovers,
who will always meet with purchasers at the
subscribers Hotel-most of the horses sold in
Alexandria being for the Maryland market.
The stable will be attended by Ostiers Of
established sobriety and industry, and will al
ways be provided with provender Of the first
quality. The charges shall be as low as any
others in the District, and every exertiou made
to please gentlemen who may think proper to
call. VIM. b. STEWART.
aug6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-29

42,s4o tickets SlsS,52o
This is lottery formed by the ternary COM
bination ana Formulation of SO numbers To
determine the prizes therein, the So numbers
from to So inclusive, will be severally placed
in wheel OH the day ofthe drawing, and five
of them be drawn out, and that ticket having
on it the 1st, I'd, and Sd drawn numbers, in
the order in which drawn, will be entitled to
the prize of $4,000. And those five other
tickets which shall have on them the same
numbers, in the following orders, shall be en-
titled to the prizes affixed to them respective
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-29
TagN1 s1S' -

TEMPLE or FURIU1VE,
Corner fixing and Royal.streets, Alexandria,
or at his new La Fayette Lottery Office, Ten
nison's Hotel, Penn. Avenue, Washington
city, or at r. II. L. Wizards, Bridge.st. Geo.
Town.
.-.An prizes paid at sight without discount.
N. B. All orders from abroad promptly at
tended to.
Piekets for sale by the whole, half, or quar-.
ter package, or single. sept II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-29
OF MARYLAND,

\ OF MARYLAND,
will take place in the City Of Baltimore on
wednesday the 9th of Morensber, and VIII De
entirely completed on that day, under the SUI
ptrintendance of the Commissioners appomt-
ell by the Governor and Council
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-29
400 Dollars Reward.
DANAwAY on Tuesday night the 18th
III inst two negro men,
TELKIC 4ND .Y0E

Lewis 4. a tall black fellow, very smooth skin,
large features, with the middle finger on the
left hand off, about the middle joint, about Il
wears of age; wore offblue coat and pantaloons
and fur hat. Joeis also black fellow, not so
tall. with atolerable heavy beard, about TWEEN
ty-seven or eight years old, no particular
marks recollected. They were bought OF
Mr.. McCan of FIagerstown, Md The above
reward Will be given if secured in any jail SO
that get them again, or fifty dollars each, II
brought home to Alexandra, and delivered to
me at f. p. Legg's. AL reasonable exPen'
ses viii be paid. WM. ID. LUCAS.
sept 15-2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-29
G. & I. p. Thompson.

G. & I. p. Thompson.
HAyE received, per ships Pioneer and She,
"A nandoah, from Liverpool well selected
assortment of
SEaSO.T1BLE GOODS:
Among them are
Extra saxony cloths and cassimeres
Fine and super6ne, do ao
No do double milled drao
Mixed and drab plains
Drab water proofdo
,Drab and olive fearnaughts
hbS ns6S sWed bSoa@Bsze Ssi s
circassian plaids [great variety
y Whss; s szssn a rs Black FLaNNELs
swan,kins, booking and drapey baizes
"a cassimere shawls, plain and printed borders
81, ga, I0-4, la, 124 and 134 rose blank
cts assorted in trusses
9, 81 aud point blankets
Fancy prints of the newest style
Do cloaded costume ginghams
By the BsuqSruicl, from Bremen,
90 bales of burlaps, No. 1, 2, 5, and0
ON HAND,
Cambria, iaconet and fancy muslins
Brown and biesched shirtings
Cotton and wosted hosiery, choppa romals
peyonshire kerseys; pelisse cloths
italian sewing silks, patent threads
Buttons, pins, &c sc.
find, daily expected,
"A fine and superfne ingram carpetinSs
So S4 and A. do venitan do
Hearth rugs, carpet bindings
SueItz osnaburgs, twilled sacking
Russia sheetings, ravens duck
Irish linens, patent shoe threads. septl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-29
or Sale,
Whiskey.

CtoHAGAN & whIT1LE have just receiv-
u ed and for sale, 50 barrels WHisKEY'
sept Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-29

Tie IL other tickets which shall have on
them three of the drawn numbers, and those
three the ID, 4th and 5th, or the Sd, 4th
and 5th, in some one of their several orders of
combination or Formulation, will each be en-
titled to prize of $1,000
The - other tickets which shall have on
them three of the drawn numbers, and those
three the LIST, I'd and 4th, or the LIST, I'd and
5th, in some one of their several orders of
combination or Formulation, will each be en-
titled to prize of $500
Those 50 other tickets which shall have
three of the drawn numbers OIL them, shall
each be entitled to prize of 500
Those 1856 tickets which shall have two of
the drawn numbers on them, and those two
the Cd and 18th, in either order, will each be
entitled to prize of $50
Those 1876 tickets which shall have two of
the drawn numbers on them, and those two
the I'd and 18th, in either order, will be each
entitled prize of $50
All others (being 1,48s) having two of the
drawn numbers on them, will each be entitled
to prize of So
And all those Is, $50 tickets having but one
of the drawn numbers on them, will each be
entitled to a prize of 81
No ticket which shall have drawn prize OF
a superior denomination, can be entitled toan
inferior prize.
Prizes PAYABLE 40 days after the drawing, &
subject, as usual, to deduction Of Is per cent
WIhole 81, Halues 3, Quarters 81, at
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-31
Gng sets a1tO sctemcea.
PaRSNIP VINE.

In Phillips History of cultivated
Roots, will be found the following infor-
nation WITH regard to the production of
good VINE from parsnip roots, which
we presume will be new to most of our
readers
"Wine made from these roofs APP
proaches nearer the Malnsey of Madei-
ia and the ~CanarIes than any other
wines. 1t is made with little expense
or trouble, and only requires to be kept
few years to make it as agreeable to
the palate as il is wholesome TO the
BODY; yet fashion induces US to give
pounds for foreign wines, when we can
obtain excellent wines of our own cou0-
try for as many shllliogs.n
The Farmers Journal, in an article
on the subject of this wine, asserts that
ii surpasses the other home made wines
in the ratio Of excellence that Western
Island Madeira is superior TO Cape. We
certainly think it an Improvement in do
mestic economy, which is worthy OF
particular attention from our friends in
the country. The recipe for making ii
is as follows:
"To every four pounds of parsnips
cleaned and CHARTERED, put one gallon
of water, boil them till they are quite
tender; drain them through a sieve,
but do not bruise them, as no remedy
would clear the wine afterwards. Pour
the liquor into tub, and 10 each gallon
add pounds of loaf sugar and half an
ounce Of crude tartar. When cooled to
the temperature of "a degrees, put 10
a,little new yeast; let it stand four days
in warm room, then turn it. The
mixture should, if possible, be ferment-
ed in temperature Of 50 Degrees
September and March are the best sea-
sons for making the wine. When the
fermentation has subsidized, bung down
the cash, and let the wine stand at least
twelve months before bottling."
"If great delicacy of favor be NOT
indispensable, moist sugar may be sub.
stituted for loaf, AID some expense
thereby avoided. But the wine may be
made with good loaf or crushed lump
sugar, and not cost more than 7 Lad a
bcttIe."
If the information here given be cor
rect, and its accuracy can very easily
be tested by experiment, it will be seen
that very agreeable beverage can be
secured at a triAing expense.
~ Y. Statesman.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-31
RHEUMATTSMl
EAR. JEBB'S CELEBRAT.


~ ED EMINENT, prepared by the late
w. L. CONWAY, from the original recipe Of Sin
Richard Jebb, Bart, Physician to his late Maj
esty and Royal Family; q sovereign and pleas
ant remedy for Rheumatism, Bruises, Chi
blans. Sprains, NumbDess, Stiffness Of the Joints
&c Numberless instances have occurrd, where
3 fixed rheumatism for length of time, and
every medical advice had failed, has been per
.tectty cured by this sLiniment in less than As
hours after it has been applied.
The following cases will be interesting to the
afflicted.
Mrs. -, near Boston, was for many years
afflicted with Rheumatism, which prevented her
Attending the family concerns on using one
bottle of this Liniment she was perfectly cur.
ed
In old man was severely afflicted with vo
lent pain in his back for many years, which bent
him nearly double-on using this Lnment wa:
perfectly Cured, and walks upright as any other
person
Gentleman of Boston was afflicted a consd-
cradle time with violent rheumatic pain in his
knee, was cured by this Linimeut after all med
icines failed.
An old gentleman Of Boston, who was afflict.
ed with the Rheumatism in his back and shout
ders, was cured by one bottle.
Price ONE DOLLAR, with directions.
May be had wholesale of the present proprie-
tor, at his Counting room over No. 20, Court
street, opposite Concert Hall and retail, by
his special appointment, of
JEREMIAH ROBINSON, Druggist, Worcester
Also, in other large cities and towns through
ont the country-and at the above places may
also be had all the other Taiua6ie Family Med
icines prepared BY the late DR.. CoxwAY.
~ Country Physicians, Traders, &c. supplied
at large discount.
.NQu d 1925.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-31
atSceIIaMp.
From the Trenton Emporium.l
THE HAPPY MAN

That some men in the world enjoy
more happiness than others is unques-
tionable, and that this arises rather
from The peculiar constitution of the
mind than from any other source is
equally certain. Most of the evils we
encounter in life are imagiuary, and the
pain they occasion is proportionate to
the acuteness of our sensibilities, or the
weakness Of our minds.
Harry Farr was name long remem-
bered in the neat village Of Aylesbury,
and remembered with that warmth Of
friendship which has IFS origin deep in
the heart. Sorrow and misfortune new
er found more stiff-necked rebel than
they found in him-he possessed a mind
Of rather an eccentric cast, and though
on every subject he thought nationally,
though in all his ideas the workings of a
strong and steady mind were visible,
still he thought as no one else thought,
and acted out every hypothesis Of his
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-31

Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars pei
annum.
or entertainments, not exceeding twelre
times, published three ceeks for one dollar, and
continued three roeeks longer for .fftr eents.-
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
The publishers will hold themselves respon-
sible for no error i'll any advertisement, be-
yond the sum charged for its insertion.
All concentrations and orders directed to
the & Editor of the Spy" and post paid, will
be PROMPTLY attended TO.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-31
mpROVEMEN7,

We learn that DR.. Wadsworth, OF
Portsmouth, on this Island, has invented
an Improvement in Sean Enginery,
which, from its efficacy, he calls the
Power Wheel. il isa substitute for the
shacklebars, apd fly or balance wheels
are unnecessary. An engine with this
Improvement has no dead centres, and
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-31


Essence Of Soap for .ShaOi.;g Take a
pound and an half of fine white soap, in
thin slices, and add thereto two ounces OF
salt Of tartar mix them together and
put this mixture into one quart of spirits
of wine, 10 a botlle which will hold dou-
Die the quantity of the ingredients; tie
a bladder over the mouth Of the bottle,
and prick pin through the bladder
set il to digest in a gentle heat, and
shake the contents. from time to time,
taking care to take out the pin at such
times, 10 allow passage for the air from
within; when the soap is dissolved, FL
ter the liquor through paper to free il
from impurities; then scent it with "A
little bergamot or essence of lemon.
II will have the appearance of fac oil,
and small quantity will latber with
water, like soap, aud is much superior
in use, for washing or shaving.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-31

all the power of the engine is exerted
on the weight TO he moved. We un-
derstand the Doctor has machine now
in operation hat exempIities this i'm
provement.and also shews the difference
in power between the power of the
shackiebar and the Power Wheel, which
difference he finds 10 be little more
than the power of The engine with the
shacklebar; of course an engine Of 80
horse power becomes an engine of at
least an 100 horse power by only sub
stituting the Power Wheel for the
shacklebar. The construction Of the
improvement is simple, and may be used
on an engine of any fashion.
r. |. Repub.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-31
Rassarg;mSctts ispp.

81 TIE LIBERTY OF THE PREss is ESSENTIAL
TO THE SECURITY OF FREEDoM.n
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-31
PRINTED FOE THE PRoPaIETons, BY
SAMUEL b. MANNING,
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

OPPOSITE THEi NEW mEETING-HoUsE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

4; the late annual meeting Of the Agricultural
Society Of Albemarie County Virginia, the Prss'
dent OF the Society Mr.. Secretary HGiboHr though
abseni from his county dischatging bis high oihe
duties in the General Government, was moi unn'ihd
iu of his old friends OF the agricultural Interests
He transmit ed 10 them uriiltn Address On INC
topics most interesting TO them, which we ha'sFtaa
With much satisfaction. There is one part Of u
which, considering the official position OF the VII
ter. has SO much ront in il, that we have oopled"
entire on the preceding rage. he pe'usa OF ~
whilst it will be gratifying I'll benevolent MINUS
will satisfy The Peo le OF The South that there nI'
The slightest foundation for The suspicion "bCp
somr have entertained, Of design, on The Psfl q
The General Government, 10 interfere with theH Pe
culiar property ard rights. Il would seem as y
Mr. Brrtngr had penped this passage on purpc@
10 disprl whatever misconeepion may exist, many
quarter, on that subject -.Sat. IEtst.
ON SLAVES AND SLAVE LABOR.
Ertroc: from late .lIircss BY JAMES BARBOUR
Secretary Of he Department cf Har) to"s
.3sri:a'.aral s0,.e!y Of .ilbsmarle, ia.
al pass 10 smother subject OF no less inleres'
The ,rea,msr, and management OF cur sa'e'.
They form large. il not the principal pan olos' "
laborins class. Such class. whether bono 0. NV
White or black. mus, exist in every coTmuhiV ~ ~
they sre the indispensable foundation OF lhe w.,
fabric. Every mitigation o; theft condition eGu'''
sn, With The erd OF their existence is thste,O's
so.sn,n obligation on those to whose comio'' 'sa
contribute II has rlesssd Providence 10 pe'm as.,
With large share olhis useful class TO DC
esteem il foriunste true ,hsi their eooa h..
meni is recommended less by interest ina" =,
manly, and that their being subjected TO pIp sr,
discipline, snd made to perform reasonaoe ard
Of labor, is equally benshcisi to ihemss"1' ,ssa
their owners. When well ,res,ed, by when 'sr sr
sbundan;ly led, we'll clothed, and IN SICKNESS
s,ten,ion and every coor, their condition requns
and in The power OF the owner 10 administer M ~
enabled 70 perform, and do perform 10 n'o' ,ba
: stances with alac.i,y. so much more iao0a ,dsn M
when otherwise used. IS most completely 20
niiy their employer And every days oo.s,'s" .s,
sseerlsins to us, when proper authority IS .d, w.
e sised, ,ha, ;Aeir ewrsrs are ursh'e 20 f''''N
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

,.v s,oppea TO take breath, for my oVerwrouBn'
strength began to fail me- Several times lost 'he
coop, which regaineh after much labor ana swim
ming about, only TO be washed fom It again. nese
repea,ed plunees were fast diminishing my M'e
remaining streng,h-my grasp was become more
and more feeble The instructive desire ior pre-
serying life which had led me to make suco power
full cxer,ious wa, now leaving mc.-l grew ino'ier'
sot an to NV fate-I cared not whether iiseu o,
died. laugnor, listlcssuess, took possession VI
both mind aud body. A sensation OF drows'ness
gently stole over mel felt no pan--my only ae
s;rr was to obtain sleep, aud was on the pom. OF
resipn,ng myself 10 its influence, when 'he nal'oo
or voices smote on my ear Like touch oil e'ec''''
sry, felt renewed vigor shoot through every
nerve; again | strove and clung more hrmiy 10 tue
Good and returned the shout with all my remaining
yoice--But the momentary ebulltion was gone
nature was totally exhaus,ed-I could bear up no
longer--I ceased to struggle Again the waters
flowed round my mouih-gurgied IN my 'htoa'I
closed over my head was conscious oi gradually
going down-wheh, all OF a sudden, some'hinH
CRASHED me by the hair and gave me yioien' pun
TO the surface. :,
When | recovered my senses, found mysei'
surrounded by several people, who informed me
that was on board His Mslesty's gun-orig onsr
ler whose boats had cspured the pirates alter the''
desertion Of the ship and their return had oosev
tsl and picked me up. Under the hands oi thei'
surgeons soon recovered my eyesisht. apo oy 'h'
time we arrived at HALIFAX, was as well a. ever
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
CHEAP GOODS.

UILLL9N 4. SAMUEL .WC4ULLEI
DEG leave to inform the public that they have coninen,
ID cei business at " .irCanRry's old saad near the
Rranvwine Flour Mills, where they have constantly Oh
hand, wholesale or retail
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
China Glass Cueersware, Farther Ware, Hard ware.
thugs Paints Obs Nails hy the keE, Lime Pork, Lard,
lans. salt, Shoes Leghorns. Sea stores, Vines Spr
,ras Sc OF the best quality sll Of which will be sold
s,n the iss-ssf fsrris, Tor cash or accvp'ances
a. r. All persons indebted TO the late firms Of W.
MCaulc,, ami 5. M'Gaulles s Co will please eah and
settle their accounts above,
anril % 1895 Ally
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
LOOK HER +
SELLING OFF CHE.iP!'
At No. iOi MMket-street.

rYNiE subscriber swing lai IN choice assortment q
4 FAIL GOODS 1t the lowest Philadelphia auction pr-
ce> viii sell at the Smallest profits, he intends 10 close
as huSn he possibly can His assortment
consists Of
!s,c. sack. OLIVE. brown, drab, scarlet, and mixed
CLOrnS srrctfpe and low price.
Habit and plisse clio Is of ss>or'cd colors do. %.
Rlle. slaeS, SD u,iNel t>SlMfRs do: do,
Rac, srss, sni ,nxel SN,iine's Cords snd VelSets
iotlene' Valencia S,lk ana ~ ansin~n Ntstng
SNAa>kin. white, red snd yellow ri tNNELs
Rose Blsnkc.>. s l.2-: IL Point do
lomh.,een and caspian s;rires.
RorSa.r;s Nn5~ IN crapcs. and CiYcassian rlaijs.
War',ed. hnlhs Noa ara COTTON liose'y.
.N,iyki.s ana CG-s. C-ie-s assorted coloss.
RSck, white Snd green, do. (french.
ShenshSW. Il,eSirins ard Levanune silk.
Erosiensn and tgurvd SILK.
Back and green floVcnees
: rpej Six to- dresses.
6. 5, ?, sni ~ y aHsFs
- snd IS lash Lncns aHl tswns suPerene and low
Linen Camhric
C,r,ar,c lacS nnets ara Mt!l Musins.
:; sdrsd and plan SASS Mu>'ins
Msrrc. Cra;e ani Cashmere square sue long StlAWLS
Waterloo sri cotton ditto.
ianiure fashionable CAheaes and Ginshans.
silk spl cotton Flags. Fsncy six ShSSl>,
Ladies snd Geu;lea.sfs Gloves surene snl low priee
Thread Booae. snd NGns' lAces.
lSucy Z hhSu>is,
Turtle sheliarse Ani sile COMBS
Nock she'll li'tr. alto
PAPER II utNGlNGS ard Bordering for roouls
oil Cloths, Susneaders, buttons Cotan co7i. SrAid,
lsacs Pins FaSs Co;ton, SeNns dto Umbrellas Pa
sols, Domestic RleAehci ana Brown Mlslns, Ticking
pisis and Cheeks
These uho want srv Of the shove a:clcs s:r..c.,-,
cLorHS sad CASSiNrRS, XII sai - i.s.- s5sN;-ia
4 -. :: No. l0l. NA-ss, >.F,e'. Wilmington.
\ eoa,,An, s49nl, e live geese FEATHERS. alvsy'
ca ta0a JOSEPH foGUk.
scr,erAsr6 iS.s. -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
JJashinrfon, December 2.

IHe Erhi5ition.--Pursuant TO Che suggestion puoseu
!, our naner ray the Manufacturers who nave fs
red This CITY with domestic fabrics for the proposed EAhn
on me, q, the Office Of the National ine'gsneer az AZ
o'clock aud, by adjournment, at O'Clock IN 'e esens
of Yesterday II was by this meeting resolved 10 postpone
the Exhibition unit, Thursday next, the Sh instant, Mhe
we are authorized state, will take place IN INC hu,nu
Of the Capitol (hc OF which has been politely gfaneu
for the purpose) and be continued lot 'nree
DAYS ..,,,jar
The necessity for this delay has arisen from msuhuer
standing as to the period fixed for the Exhibition IN eu"
inten,ed 10 come on with their fbrcs have NOT
'.''eo' w Nnf. Intel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
Office erhe .imerican Colonization Sssisfy' Ssosy

Aamce;ng Of the Board OF Managers OF 'hs
h,M ths dav 3he following resolutions were adopted
Resolved That the annual meeting OF the sociey shai m
he held in the Supreme Court Room, {" the Capitol, On
S"cees he patcuariy invited represent themselves by
Resolved That any Literary Religious Institutions Il, N
be limited States which may desire TO aid the ohlec OF
his Society be also invited send Delegaesto THIS meet
ing. by order OF me boaro c,,p,py s,,,f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Eleventh install.
y ment of stleen dollars every share of stock VII be
,ue and syablr Tuesday the 18Th ot December 1872
Canal Offce Philadelphia. II. D. 6lLplN,
December, 1925 treasurer.
\. D. Persons residing in snd near Wilmington may
make na,ment Il the Bank Of Delaware st
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

Choice of Electors in .Ne,o York The ques-
ton whether the Electors of President shall be eho
sen BY . General, or District, Ticket, has been
decided in favor Of the latter, as follows :-istrict
Ticket, 66 .i3i; General Ticket, 6l,sSS, majority
4 2i6.
A society. auxiliary to the American Colonization
Society, was organized al Portland, Ma'ne' on the
2lst ult Albion Paris, the governor OF the STATE
was elected president
LOSS.-A canal boat, with cargo on board
worth $4,000. was lately struck By isw oi wind on
Lax. Ch4mplsin snd sunk.
In consequence Of the sTec,a,ion OF learning, by
which the term small por' has been LAID aside tor
I'drioioid." some ludlcrous mistakes have occur
ed among the unenlishtened. We met day or
wo since, an old lady, who complained bitterly,
,hs, during he last summer, she had been soreiy
Afflicted with the Z" FGliaa9lid =
Charleston Courier
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

OF the market with respect to all The elrt sr;c,.,
mers have to sell or 6ny, supported by reference AZ
lar sales. patio
Persons wishing to subscribe may ncose IS no, ~.
ted to the Editor and at his risk b, the nai Or uec
neghbourng Postmaster. : Pa' Up
BatineTe, Nor %, 1926