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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-01
COMMON COUNCIL.

alexandria, Jan. %.
The President being absent MIR. Mason was
elected President pro. tenn.
Amessage from the mayor was received and
read, whereupon, Ordered, That Thompson
F. Mason and Edmund l. Lee, esqrs. be a
committee to carry into effect the recommen.
dation of the mayor as expressed in the above
message, and that the clerk of council do no.
tify them of their appointment, with request
that they accept the same, and handing over
to them the said communication.
The committee appointed on the bject OF
huckstering and forestalling were discharged
from the further consideration of the subject
The council resumed the consideration OF
the bill entitled 'an act regulating coal yards,
which was read second and third time and
passed.
The committee to whom was referred the
petition Of the police constables made a report
which was read and concurred in by the coun-
Gil, whereupon, Ordered that fifty dollars be
paid to each of the police constables in addi-
ton to the salary already voted them for this
years services.
Ordered, That in future the collectors of the
taxes shall strictly obey the injunctions con-
tanned in the 5th section ofthe SD page of the
laws of the corporation, requiring weekly
payments with the treasurer, and report Of
the same to the auditor.
Extract, l. p. THOMPSON, C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-01
Notice..

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Copart-
~ nership heretofore existing under the
name of Braden, Morgan & Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebt-
ed to the said firm, are directed to make pay
ment to Hector w. Braden, to whom all per-
sons having claims will present them, as he is
fully authorized to settle the transactions OF
the said firm ROBERT BRADEN.
JOHN MORGAN.
JOSEPH CACHES.
feb st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-01
Superior Fat Beef.

II SHALL have for sale at my stalls in the
Il Market on THURSDAY morning, an extraor-
binary fine beet, four years old, weighing about
1900. The best pieces will be 10 cents per
mound. LAWRENCE. HOOFF, jr.
feb1 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-02-01

AN ACT, REGULATING COAL YARDS.
SEC. l. Be ii enacted By the Common Coun-
eli of Alexandria, That it shall not be lawful
for any person or persons, hereafter to depo-
sit, or cause to be deposited within the corpo-
ration of Alexandra, any coal, with the inten-
ton of selling the same, unless it shall be en-
closed by brick or stone walls, or shall be de-
posted at the distance of at least fifty feet from
any building or lumber gard.
SEC. 9. Ind be 1t further enacted, That all
coal, already deposited within the Corporation
of Alexandra, with the intention Of selling the
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
Martinsburg Cloth Factory.


THE subscriber tenders his acknowledge
i menis to his Customers for The fsvouls re-
eeiveJ, aud informs them and The public gene.
rally, that he continues the Manufacturing
Cloth in the different branches, and VIII exc
cute the work IN the best manner, ard upon
the most ACCOMMODATING terms He viii receive
wool TO be r,,anufac'ured into any kind OF
Cloths, B,.nketts, FlAnnels and Carp elt.qg-
tie also manufactures CUSTOMERS wool upon
shares, or takes wnl sosp. or grain in pay
ment for manufacturing lie has now on hand,
Cloths, Cassnetts, Linsey, &c. for which, he
will in exchange take wool at liberal prices.
he deems it unnecessary TO say augnt about
the quality ofg goods he manufactures, as their
appearance and wear Will recommend hem.
WOOL DARDlIg0
win be done, IN the bes- manner. at the usual
prices. lie would aisa inform his customers
end others in the heighbourhood of Shepi ei d.
tom. that wool will be received at MIR tohn
+ Cookrs' store, to be manufactured into
cloth, &c. or carded into rolls; as the wool
will be carried by the Stage, there will &c an
opportunity to send three times week, ard
the rolls viii be promptly reisrned, the frss
or second Stage day after tsrrives.
GIG. CONRADr.
April Il.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
pO3TRYo
POTOMAC.

PoroMAc, how love at eve
uoon ,hy pebbly shore to stand,
And see Inv pillows gently heave.
And roll, and break upon the strand.
Fhere Is a pensiye feeling wrought
BY each successive, solemn swell,
And many Iong-los tender thought
Comes thronglng forth ICON mern'ry's cen
Raised BIZ the zephyr's gentle force,
Thy pillows roll towards thesoore;
How beautiful, but short their course,
They break-and now aTe seen no more
NV bosom. too, has often heaved,
Potomac, like Thy wsyy breast;
With hopes and joys once believed,
Would flow iill life should sink to rers.
Called up by one whose radiant eye
Beamed with intelligence and power,
Yet mild as zepbyr's gentest sigh
When breathed upon al opening flower.
But oil, how short a course had theyi
ART s'ed soon by grief and paia,
That =sphyr tao las passed away.
And how shall they arise sgalnf
Potomac, how love, aione
And pensiye. BY thy shore to stray,
When days refuIgent blaze is gone.
And moon beans Oh thy waters play.
To see the queen Of hight ascends
With fieecy clouds afon.4 her surled,
Whilst yoB bright seniinels attend,
As il TO guard Numbering world.
9hc farre-liug hills appear
Al uadulating streak OF green.
And from the wstery surface clear
Reflected smiles he beaa,eous scene.
All. all is tiIent. save the sigh
OF uisht-winds sweeping DER the deep;
aoflv the mu.mursg waves reply,
And then again are hushed in sleep.
From such noble scene, how springs
On raptures wing the ethereal mind.
3purns every thought of earthly lAngs,
And leaves her groveIl,ng cares behind.
she mounts from radiant sphere TO spherss
From ali the bones OF earth set frees
Aud feels his vital spirit near.
Whose presence fills inhni'y.
IoRpNxo
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11

9'sn'ion Stosmakeys.-A lady died in
Lowe Canada in consequence of a peg
"a lie shoe entering her heel aud prod u
eins notification ~
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11

Anecdote A sailor having pur.
chased some medicine ola celebrated
doctor; demanded the price why, ,
says the doctor, | cannot think of
charging you less than seven and six.
pence Well, I'll tell you what re
turned the sailor take off the odd and
LII pay you the even, We'll, return
ed The doctor, 'we went quarrel about
'trIiles.' The sailor laid down slxpence
and was walking OFF, when the doc
tor reminded him OF his mistake-'No
mistake at all, sir; six is even and sew
en- is odd all the " GRID over, so | wish
you good day-"Get you gone SAID
The doctor, I've made foutpence out
OF you yet
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
From the London Examiner.


Royal Adjuration In the course
ola very pleasant speech delivered at
a meeting OF the English CdthoIlc
Committee, on Monday, Mr. Eneas
Macdonald advertcd II the comlcal
effect of many OF the intended grav-
tiles in the recent debate in the House
of Lords upon The Catholic Question.
No one Che remarked)co uld possibly
suppose, from its manner, that The Roy
al z Help me God" exhlb'tianewas IN
tcn5ed 10 debase the ci1ims aud priv
iieges ofthe Catholics. WHAT could
ever nave brought such a thing into
the,Duke's head, he could not conceive,
unless it was occasioned by full bot
tie and an early dinner, which he had
heard whispered was the case "a
laugh, and hear! He remembered
a somewhat similar, solemn cause
which had produced theike effect: it
was on some occasion that the poet
Burns was travelling, and having met
at house with dinner that did not
please him, at the same time that he
left the reckoning, he leflthe following,
"Csi'ol at this house, AZ I'm sinner;
Charged one and sixpence Tor my dinner.
But if again | come this road,
I'll not dine here, 50 help me Cod"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11

From the HIia Of Gen BidtcheH,
late Gouer nor of Plymouth, proued
1881 desire my body to be kept
as long as it may not be ofenslve;and
that one of my toe, or fingers may be
cut offio secure certainly OF my berg
dead. further request my dear wife
that as she has been troubled with one
old fool, she will not think ofmarryng
an o,her
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
Estray Colt.

vTvAKEN mp by the subscriber, as an estray, a
Il DARK .IBROW.V .M.4RE COLT, three
years old last spring, fourteen hands high; had
on her neck when taken up, large yoke
The owner Of said Colt is requested to come
prove properly, pay charges, and take her a.
way.
Back Creek, july %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11

A MlsEa being dead and fairly
inferred, came to the banks OF the riv
er Styx, desiring to be ferried over,
along with the other ghosts Charon
dem lands his fare, and is surprised to
see the niser, rather than pay it, throw
himself into the river, and swim over
to the other side, notwithstanding all
the Glamour and opposition that could
be made to him. All hell was in an
uproar; and each of the Judges was
medtaling some punishment suitable
to crime of such dangerous coose-
quence to the internal revenues.
" Shall he be chained TO the rock along
with prometheus? Or sumbled below
the precipice i'll company with Danai
desc Or assist S,syphus in rolling
bis stone?" -" No, (says Minos0 none
ofthese--we must invent some severe.
punishment. Let him be sent back
10 the earth, to see the use his heirs
are making Of bis riches"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
LAST WILLS.

From the WiH of j. Cross, Mar
liner, Of Bristol, proved l765.-My
exccuiors to pay tout Of the first mo
MES collected) TO my beloved wife, Sa.
rah, if living, one shilling, which L
give as a token OF my love, that she
may buy hazle nuts as | know she is
better pleased with cracking Of them
than she is with mending nolcs in her
stockings.
From the YIN Of the Rer. DR..
Appiebee, of st Brides, proved
l7S3.-I leave my b ody TO be dressed
IN flannel waistcoat, an old surtouI
coat, and breeches without lining OF
pockets, no shoes, (hayipg done walk
ing) and worsted wig, ifoae can be
got,In order thatInay rest comfortably
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
LOREN 10.

have counted a-number of days
which Heaven alots to few in millions.
I have witnessed the changes ofnear-
~ a whole century, On the plains
where glitter the spires ofthe city and
the noise OF industry and opulence IS
heard | have seen the tall trees of
the forest wave their high tops to the
wind. On the hllls, in the Wales,
which now smile by my cultivation,
I have sough. the den of the bear Sc
have silenced the yell ofthe catamount.
I I have seen generations born, rise, and
pass away. Inave seen my children
at maturity. but they are gone like the
shadows of the morning The chill
dren OF my children, aud offspring Of
these, are spread out around me. |
am the last Of chain of beings, which,
TO trace. confounds my ina gination |
am the first o. u series OF existence, the
ends OF which are already too remote
for my view have been active and
industrious all my life Those who
come after me, will enjoy witt: graft.
tude the ameIiorations of which have
practised the virtues of the man and
the citizen. And now, exhausted ma.
sure yields. sink gradually to the
earth. I Go, without regret, to min
gle with those who are gone before me.
SINGULAR RAcIsG:-.Hen against Hsrsess
sao the Editor Of the .7fnerican Former.
SIR:-i shall undertake to give
you paragraph for your Sporting
Olio. and lit should contribute to the
amusement OF any of your numerous
readers, they are welcome to it, as |
can assure you it gave qualification to
the crowd present
A considerable wager was laid on
a span of hos SEES owned by S Hlrring-
ton, Jr. ofthis place, and any nom.
Der of men that could be produced, to
run as follows: They were to start the
horses attached to two horse wagon,
End have fourspersons, in all, aboard;
the ground to he run over, began at
Mr.. Herringlon's house, and termina-
ted at Sweet and Browns store, dis
lance Of about four miles of uneven
road. The horses were TO allow the
men fifty rods at the beginning of the
race; and at the distance of fifty rods
from the place of starting, the first
man ont of twenty three in number
was placed, and the rest at equal dis
tances from each other 10 the end of
the course, and as one of The men had
run fifty rods to the next nan, aud
touched him, the first man stopped, and
the next started, and SO on to the end
the ground being accurately sur
veyed into equal parts.
Saturday last in The presence ola
great concourse ofpeople, at the sound
oil the bugle the race commenced; bets
and opinions were various as the
ground assembled or descended; bot, at
ilngth, the men came out thc.conquer
ors bv about 100 rods The race was
ran in IL minutes and 80 SECONDS
The sport was good all were pleased,
aid no accident happened throughout
tle whole
4Ssepienstora, N Z June 10, 1926
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
july IL.

pY virtue OF a deed Of trust, executed 10
ID the undersigned on the l7th OF April
l8 4, and now OF record in the county couu Of
Berkeley. to secure a sum Of money therein
mentioned. viii sell for cash. on tie premises
on the 24'h Of September IS 5. house ard
lot he Town ot Martipsbug. known on the
euer pan Of said town by lot No So. Such
titc a. is vested in he trustee will lie mad,
lie urc'nser. Nich is believed to be good
Join +. 6nodsrass, Trustee.
iuY 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11

Confession An eminent preacher
amongst certain sect was discoursing
near this city, last week, very torci.
bly, on the punishment that will IN iu-
ture be awarded to those who have
left this world with load of guilt un-
confessed and unrepented of. His au-
ditory were chiefly OF the male gender:
but one female present seemed deeply
affected, and when the preacher was
discoursing on ''the place of torments;"
she cried out in the utmost agony, 90
Id! what shall become ofme.. It's all
over with me; for I've been false to
my husband, and it was you (pointiDg
TO an individual presently who have
ruined me, and sent me to h-ll" The
surprise Of the culprit at this attack
was only equallcd by the dismay Of
the husband, who was also present,
and had the modification to hear his
shame thus published 10y her who had
caused it.-[London paper.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
DIR. G. FREEMAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR INDIAN SPECIFIC

Iyo the cure Of colds, coughs asthmas, approaching
consunptions, and all diseases of The breast and lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Market-street, VIII
TESTIMONIALS
LANCASTER CorSrr, SIS.
FOR tile information Of the public, do hereby certify
that the following persons, whose herein
mentioned personally appeared before Te the subscriber
of the Aldermen for the city of Lancaster and being
duly sworn affirmed, seseray deposed and declared,
that they had made Of Dr. Clarkson Freemas cough
drops, Cor Indian Speciic) upon themseve with the
greatest success for the curing of coughs colds sshmas
consnmphos splitting Of blood and diseases THE breast
and NGSand that in every instance their effects
complete and nfa5le, will appear By the following est.
mony OF those who have used them.
Isaac Broom aged "a years Of the city Of Lancaster,
long time gevously afflicted with severe cough, pair
and stitches his sides and breast night sweas and cop
Gus discharge Of matter from his lungs and all the mp.
loms Of consumptive Applied 18th September, 1925 a
complete cure by using bis Indian specific. Affirmed and
subscribed, January, 1924
.3ea .3adso aged 50 years, Of Manor township, Ian
caster county, long Time III win most violent cough
symptoms as above and much emacated. Applied August
9th 1891 complete By using bottles of Specific.
Sworn ana subscribed to, November 30th 1921.
John Lve aged IS years, Of Lampeter township, Ian.
caster county symptoms as above and splitting or bloo
by using bottles, and year and six months
and no eturn since. Aligned and subscribed to, Decen
5th 1921
Thomas See, aged 50 years, Of Little Britain township,
Lancaster county, long time symptoms above,
'lee cure, BY using the specific sworn and subscribed
10 May 22dl 822.
PEER i5,igAt, aged 81 Of the city Of Lancaster
Conrad MIaR aged 81 years, of Leacock township
Lancaster county, John Barr Of Newcastle county, state
Of Delaware, aged 81 Elizabeth Kew aged so years O.
Lancaster county Benjamin Wilson, aged SO years. Bcks
county, years i'll. Nathan jones' aged 81 wears, Sras.
ourgh to@shp Lancaster county Jacob Sueberger aged
20, Lancaster county John Burgs, aged 80 years 81
stra"sburgh, Lancaster county Adam Werell aged As
years, of Conestoga township, Lancaster county.
Each of the above named persons labored under
violent coughs pains and stitches IN their sides and breast
Tor long time, accompanied with night sweats hectic
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

~ AN AWAY from the subscriber on Sunday last,
want HACK NAN about 81 years of age, has about
8years to serve, named Jim lie IS about 5 feet or Bin
ches high, has scar his upper lip. lie had ani
took with him double breasted blue cloth and panta
about half worn, pair Of good shoes and snry other
clothing lie is OF black color and speaks quick when
spoken to- lie was purchased by Of DR.. Cooper and
Richard Simmons admrs. OF Sarah Downs, slave. and
have since set him free lie went Oft without PROV.
ocaon or disturbance The above leward will be paid to
any person for bringing him home TO me, securing him
IN any JAN IN the state 1t Delaware that get him again.
EBEN'R BLACKlST0N.
Smyrna, Aug. ID, 1926. 7O-Sm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
SUMMER GOODS

IiE subscriber has just opened and offers for sale 4
NO ILL., Market street, fresh supply Of foreign goods
suitable tor the season, among which are TO- Ii and
Whhe LounierPanesi Caicoes; Ginghams Shirtlng !;
cambria NULL jaconet and book Muslns: Yest;nos M
ties Hosiery; Crash &c. 49,
Aso-a variety Of Gent!emen's wear, such as Jackson
ssuh Cords; Monroe and Wilmington stripes WASTING.
ton stripes linen and cotton Drilling, &c and comn
assortment Of Domestic Goods ali OF which he Mil sel N
me most reasonable terms JOHN r. BRiNCKIE,
Wilmington, June H.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
PROTECTION.

DetaWare Fire Insurance Conapanu,
othce Nos q, Shipley-st. between Front & Second.
Wis Company has commenced Insuring against Loss by
fire and inland transportation Of goods, with capital
OF One Hundred Thousand Dollars i
The President and Directors are now ready 10 receive
applications for insurance against Loss BY Fire on every
description OF buildings in general; Merchandise Sims
in Port, and their Cargoes household rnrn;tr All TX
er personal property ALSO, against loss or damage by ~
and transportation ogoods wares, merchandise md co
try produce. 80 80
Terms of insurance will be as favorable as any a. III
COMPANIES IN the Cities Of Philadelphia or New yor,
rartes assured may rcpose the fullest confidence IN lie
adjusted by the company f'V"'i's9
CohsEIus D. BlAShr IS Agent TO survey propcrt,to be
insured TOR the town and vicinity Of New Castle
Directors.
William Chandler, David G. WIN,
2 nan., PATERSON n'i' Joseph G. tilpn,
DaVd BUSH, Joseph firuhb
WILLIAM SEAL .pre5;ts,,
DANIEL BYRyEs, Secretary. '@'"''
Wilmington 5th mo (May,) 90, 1926. "a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
LAND FOR SALE.

fNsrtnsfte County, IN tie state Of Deiauars, ~
SsY virtue Of Al order Of the Orphans Court lr tie said
50 Caaty of Neac,te. viii be exposed sale at Pub
H Nendae, ~ sloiig III ia dus 4 Ns,sa,5.r
nex' a. tAp o'clock u tie afternoon The house Of James
Z Mansfield, Inakeepcr, III the Village ii Caotwefs
Hrdse Hundred and County aforesail--one undivided
it part u tract Of anl situate ST Georges Hundred
bounded By iales u the heirs Of David MIN, acc a. lands
q John Parker, George Parker and Others, containing
stort one hundred aud fifty actes, less Also
facan ldt situate IN The village Of Csntwels Bridge bo
lei BY lands nf Daniel Corbt James Henry and others
aonans about five acres more or less. Also, tract Of
ind aud marsh sl,uae in Nances Neck, in ST. teorEc
tluniset aforesaid. bounded BY lands OF Join S,eaa
sns q john and Geo sc Parker, and By land Of The heirs
q iienann Merritt, deceased, containing about one hun
he and sixty five Of land more or less With The in
Pffenen's and appuItenances being the real estate Of
Hga4a frGs2, deceased and be sold for the payment
4 lA"r debts Attendance viii BE given, and the terms
na1r knovn At Tie time and place aforesaid by Elizabeth
Face Administrators Of tie said deceased or her At.
,o.Es.. By ot,irt .fMe OJpAan's Court.
MATTHEW KEAN, Clerk.
Newcase, September y, 1925. 83-i5t
TIC abIyc Farm of los acres a very HEALTHY situation
N EaNgable creek, and near Tic Delaware RIVER Il
~ 2n excellent spring The dWeling-ioI5e gool
orchards, good prop rton of meadow and may yer,
easily be pit n high state of cultivation
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
TO RENT.

EasA two story FR,ar HorsE and Two STAB1Ts and
-lzzz- WooD YAaD-formeriy occupied BY John pogue
deceased.
Is For sale three story BRIcK House., in
n MArketsireet, opposite MIR. VIM. Larkn's era.
E#aH CRY store. II is occupied BY Messts "
M'Nea Son, and is excellent Stand for bus.
ess inquire of JOSEPH pOGuE.
Wilmington, Sept. 6. 20
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
TEN DOLLARS REWARD

MAS LOST on the first of June, near the Buck Tav.
W ern, capped and ewelled silver hunting Uotcl
makers name, Geo. Allen, London, No. 3525 Wbnanr
bas found and will return it to the subscriber near q
Georgc Del, or leave it with Ziba Ferris Wa,cLmaker
wilmington Del, shall receive reward Of Ten Dollars
- THOMAS j. CLARKE
-" = io@'' SS--4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
RAN AW Az

an saturday The 10Th inst from the subscriber near
~ Mildi~inwn, Del, bright mulato, named PHILIP
Ss6srtg Autt, abou, Is or 10 years Of age He about
Tee inches high, delcaely made, round shouldered,
I'D pleasant when spoken to. Took with him, black
sotH cat, scersucke do striped wofsied wsislcoa
pair Of toM linen trousers, pair Of blue domestic stripe do
domestic siit and black fur hat will give T.senfy DeL
dr re@srl and pay reasonable charges Il brought home
y Twenty Dollars il secured 50 that get him.
THOMAS S. MERRITT
luis IS, 1926 OF
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
COTTON MANUFACTORY

Eol SALE containing about 900 Spndles. with y Y
Il supply OF cardng engines and other machinery Y
the preparation Of Cotton. Inquire Of ZiBA FERRl ),
Watch Maker, corner Of Market and High sts
Wilmington 1st mo. 20, 1895 15-t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-25
TO RENT.

e. And possession given Immediately that two story
lsz stone house, in the most public situation in the vii
iage OF Brandy~ne formerly occupied BY ). MCaulley
8 o. as grocery store. is the most eligible situation
u me VILLAGE for miner, tailor boarding house, and
calculated for one two families. Apply to " S.
-ICauAsy, next ducr to said house.
Brandy wine, Sept. 20. S3-tf