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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
NOTICE

FNE subscriber beg, his friends aud the pub
c, hathe ha opened an Office at The bel Aaei ~ "h.'
a, prui,s., To DAY STOCKS. negotiate LOANS
good paper, Other SECURITIES, AMI transact e business U
generally lie will also give aentionto receiving auG
selling Flour Wheat Coru aud other county proGu
All place the property under his may oaI-
October IS Soft JOS EPH +. PRICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
NOTICE.

THE subscriber whe. ~ employ 10 his family Female
TEACHER f,r the ensuing la addition chill
en- he expects few other scholars, making in all l. H.
addressed Goochiand Courthouse will he attend
j. b. FERGUSON.
La Vali.c Octo her I9---st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15

The Canvass be delivered within the periods stated for the
delivery OF the Cordage.
Aud Tor the supply also all the Mattresses (of good
less than broad tx feet long) all the blankets
points Shoes Hats Candles OIL Flour, Whkey, Rice,
aud Butter, together with all the Paints aud Oils, ami Sop
Clothing, viz;
Blue cloth jackets,
Blue cloth liowsIIs,
Pea jackets,
Duck trOwseIs,
Duck lrocks,
Duck Bany aus,
Red cloth vests,
White flannel drawers
White nanne shirts
Yarn stockings and
Black silk handkerchief
that may required Tor The the Navy during the
1926, at Portsmouth y. IL, Charleston Mass, Brookyn N
Y, Philadelphia Washington, Gpsport and baltimore
Persons offering supply theprec,dns aitoles requ
red TO make then proposals for each separately and
TO this office the Mattresses blankets shoes hats ami
soP clothing, w'th the prices marked thereon
All articles must delivered in suitable boxes casks OF
packages free Of expense, aud will the yards Of
delivery usual.
Oct 25. 5O-tI5thD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
TO COTTON GROWERS.

THE susenn, a house IN the reai
othe occupied by him Caiy-s'rettwher
he viii receive COTgON Storage, free of charge to the
Planter ii sold living house; Storage to he charged IN
all when the taken He Will either sell On
Commission, give ia cash The highest price pad ~ me mar
ket. MADISON WALTHALL
Sent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
TO COTTON GROWERS.

SyT It'll view OF my aid induce Cotton ran
w tiers to brn their cops 10 this market hereby offer Sto-
rage expense those who may think proper To employ
uie Ia sell Tor them commission.
will also b. TO purchae the Article fair market
price THOMAS hC
llichmond, Oct Is. SO-wSOthD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
.MOTICE-

EHTE shall petition the next Legislature vest in Cofoe
w Nus OC9nners rights 90 "a certain LOT Of ground IN the
Ctyof Richmond 9Th street between D. r Streets and i'd
'o JANIS O'CONNELL.
TnOS O'CONNELL.
br..au.L.. 80 w4W--52.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
NAVAL SUPPLIES.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
l7fb Dcfober 1873.

gNHE Commissioners OF the Navy will sealed Fro
Posa!s until the 18th day Of December next or the sup
ply OF the following articles,
CORDAGE.
IS tons at Portsmouth, N. Al, To be dehVefed
1 10 tons al Ohaie 1on, Mas. i-Sd on or before
80 tons at IIrookyn n. n. itA April 1926,
50 tons at Philadelphia, Is do. l't Aug. DO
% ons at " ashinstOn, l-3 do lst Dec 40
l25 tons al Go.port, Virginia,
The whole be made of the best clean watet-roted
Hemp
BolIrope TO he spun 81 threads TO the hook,
Standing rigging 90 do do
Running Rigging "a do do
Gables aud HawseTs 20 do do
tle ed lastN ear.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15

42, $40 tickets at So, is $2l4, 200 Dollars.
To determine the prizes this lottery the So numbers "
be seveaiy placed in vince, the dy Of the drawing, aud
i've OF them be drawn aud tat ticket having the 3rd
18th aud 5th drawn numbers the order which they
drawn, will tie entitled the prize of 10000 dolls aud tho
1--WE oter tickets which shall have the Numbers
the following ORDERS shall be entitled The prizes affixed
tiiem respectively, viz
The 81, stu and 4;h, to Dolls. $4,000
ih, 81 and 9th, to 10000
4h, 9th and 3d. to 5,276
5h, sd aud 18th, 5000
9TH, 4h and 3d. TO 5000
The 10 other tickets which shall have them, three Off
dawn numbers aud those three, the i ID 81, the @ I'd
aud +t the Isl, I'd aud 5 Of their several
All Chers, heng So, with any other OF the drawn
The 1876 tickets which shall have the drawn number
hem aud those two, the and 4h, will esek be entitled
prize OF 80 dolls.
The S72 tickets which shall have the drawn number.
then and those two, the and 9Th, the I'd Sd, will
each be entitled 10 piize OF 20 dolls.
Al Others being 1902, with two the drawn Nos.
on them, will ench he entitled To prize Of - dolls.
And all those 1889 tickets, hi,ss but of the drawn
numbers lem will each he entitled prize Of dolls
No ticket which shall have drawn prize of superior demo
mnation, can he entitled TO an iuf, riui pilHe.
Prizes payable 40 days after the drawing aud subject the
usual deduction of IS per ceut.
Tickets will Ice sold dollars, shares in proper
t'-G, until rday the 18th of this month"; after which tim,
they wall 5e ads anced 10 dollars
4 4. + m 4AfTS, Managers.
chmond Nov. 8. 5i-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15

Fipe DOiiarS Reward.
ctTRAYFD or stolen from the subscriber the 10th ult
= Blsrk Mare or years old, feet inches high, and
verv rone and we'll formed. She purchased from Nj.
orL Who drove her in Wagon ON Harrsoubug 10 Rich
on aud has probably attempted get back TO the place she
was raised at. will pay the above reward io he delivery 70
hODbNi sht L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
7fEGROFS FOR S4L n.

WILL sell 70 neoe5 belonging to the estate Of N Robin
som dec Newkenl courthouse the q Thursday oiJs
d,s;sy 4, p9rch,sers VIM ROBINSON, Admir-.
81 4j--w6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15

COTTON
IIE subscriber intending Cotton, would received
q on eonsisnmeu and storage. .,,,,,,,..,,,,
Oet. rs. 5i-w4t DIXON TIMBERLAkE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15

The trials respecting I've conmoion al Hou,ne
near houen, Combination Of workmen) haveter
minated Jules kou-tel, called Caguard, was con.
demned to suher death. Cadol and Crescent. esel,
to IL years Of hard labor, and Louis Le.eb,re to
years imprisonment
The MOnijeur contains some official dcc,,.,.,...
which sbew the extent Of NJ de Vileje,s .,,ecess ~
has hnanc,s projects. Il has been much less, we
apprehead' (says the COURIER than was sniti-
psted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15

November tsL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
Mo TICE.

Notice 10 the GrOaoers Of Cotton.
yNHE undersigned intend regularly here purchasers
L Of COTTON this They will at all times b,
prepared u pay ior tat article its fair market value cash
aud invite those bringing here Tor sale them call.
| Rirhmony, Sept IL. S9-tf KERR X CASKIE-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

JOB lg<4S 1RuAXaia
ErtctatG uih rea'ness ord de'pafcb,
AT THIS 9FFICR.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

Unacceptable gratitude Capt. -
(wespare his name) was walking last
"Wednesday in company with the Mar
qlis of Angle sea, down Plccadllly
where he was accosted by a fellow,
half soldier, half bcggar with most
reveten,ial military salute. God bless
your honor! (said the man, whose &C.
cents betrayed him to be lrish) and
long lie. to you" flow do you know
m.?' said the captain. SIS 1T how do
know your honor responded Pat
good right sure | have TO know the
man VINO had saved my life in battle
The captain highly gratltied at this trl-
butte to his valor in such hearing ,slipt
half a crown into his hand, and asked
him when? Col bless your honor, and
long life to you( said the veteran); sure
it was at New Orleans, when, seeing
your honor runaway as hard rs your
legs would carry you, from the Van
keAs, | followed your lead, and ran
after vou out of the way. whereof, un.
der God, | saved my life. Oh! good
luck to your honor, | never will forget
1t to you
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
Isaac Hayward,
Commission Merchant,
SMITHS WHARF, Baltimore.

TAKES this metht d of returning his thanks
! to the Millers and Farmers of Berkeley.
Frederick and Washington counties, for the
very liberal encouragement they have afforded
HIM since has removal TO the Wharf and soil.
cts continuation Of their business, and in.
forms others. that he will take the business Of
live more mills only and his former customers
that in accordance with the wishes of the Mil.
lers he is doing business for, be does not now
purchase but confines himself exclusively to the
sale OF Flour and other Country Produce. ON
commission. Those who border on the poto-
mac, are informed that the George. Town Pack.
cts lay opposite, and can land Flour at his door.
Terms as heretofore, 12a cents FER bbl on
Flour. and 24 FER cent on sales of all ether
articles, without any charge for S,orsge-and
all who require it, kept regularly informed Of
any change that may AXE place in lhe market
Baltimore, aug II. Ct.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
Land for sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell a SINAI
Tract or L.i.ND, living in Berkeley coun.
", Va containing fifty -hve acres Of 6rs,-rat.
limestone sol; part Of y hch is clothed viii
excellent timber he cleared land is nov in
high state OF cultivation. THIS land sdiciGs
'hst OF Alexander robinson, George Morg, sre
pthets Tbs land viii be sold on accou moda
ng terms Persons wishing 10 purchase can b.
hown me premises, and terms made know
sppicsron to Mr. James Robinson. lvn,
'ear Tie sane, who is fully authorised TO usk,
ale for me.
ROSWELL sAEoN.
Troy, GAO, july 81. Il
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

Cibber one day calling to Booth, vino
h knew was at home, female domes-
tic denied him. Colley took no notice
of this at the time, but when few days
after Booth paid him visit in return,
called out from the first floor that he
was not at home. slow can that be-"
said Booth. "Do not hear our voice."
--"To be sure YOU do" replied Cibber;
t'but what then? believed your SER
want maid. and it is hard indeed if you
won't believe me-"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
MIA CELLANEOUS.
From the Emporium.
CHOW BAD YOU LOOK"

CHOW BAD YOU LOOk-"
There are some people III our world
Niessrs. Printers, who, under the
cioak of kind and sympathetic friend.
ship, most dearly love to wound the
feelings OF fellow creature. If you
are in misfortune, they sooihe you
with Poor fellow hoaU / pity yOu-
hotu hard gour case isl" Or detail
20 you score ofunplcasant things that
are whispered about you, entertaining
YOU ny the hour, as an Indian enter
talns his prisoner at the stake, with tor
ture after torture that they may ENJOY
the satisfaction OF seeing how you bear
it! Ii you appear resigned to Your tor
tune they tell you your case Is loo gre
yious TO be bofne-tbat you ought not
TO be inscnsioIe OF d--that 10 be so
seem, ike stupidity, OF somethIng
worse-lnd if nbt resi- gned--ihry tell
YOU, .'Posr weak or eaflne goa ought
10 bea' Il 10Th fottiiude
Yon viii meet THIS KIND OF people IN
the streets at all most all hours Ii
YOU have been sick, the hrst thing you
see is both hands upliited aud clasped
together; the mouth screwed up, the
eyes fnl of the most admirably aft .ct
ei aston shmcn'--and good heareRS
ho,o bad you took" on their tongue
anl then you must hear catalogue OF
every Symptom of disease that they
will tell YOU is visible Oh your coun
ten.nce-aud before you leave them
believe that you are tar candidate ioT
the Grave, or, ,hit your kind fliends
are very notable story teliers'
Al old lady the other evening, who
was walking IN the street for exercise,
was accosted in my hearing with
"Poor dem creature, holo a1ufut you
look you hue that cough get
not long for thiS lcorld | see' hope
qou're prepured for better The
woman m gnt or might not have been
prepared but coniound your pity,
said [ to myself il that is the way YOU
manifest i: and at the same time turn.
ed to look al the awful" Object which
had caused the solIloqny -lhad known
her f,r ten years she was pale and
rth,n-iust as she was the first day l
saw h'r..
.tfme ago I went with one OF
these COOL folks to see a person who
was laoouring under one VI these dis
eases, which most require flow of
SPIRITS to enlble one 10 recover from
The first SALVATION the sick man re
.crivel was-'bless me hoW bad 5ou
zooE-you tire ten times ,corSe than |
hui aay idea Of" | turned on my
heel and lett my companion to manage
the conversation he had thu, introduced
him ,eif.
\ suppose there will not be one OF
all who reads this that could not add an
instance or TWO to the above. The
,ubiec, is on, so dlsagreeable to me
that [ cannot dwell upon it 1t is the
gr,,.est cruelty thus to sport with the
feelings OF the unfortunate And if,
reader, one of your neighbours is in
the habit of doing SO, | beg OF you to
send him this paper-mark the piece
and perhaps they will consider how
improper their conduct IS, and De in
-'duced to amend it. u.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

To take mildetD out ofiincn- Take
soap, and rub it well, then scrape fine
chalk and rub that also in the linen;
lay it on the grass: as it dries, wet it !
little, and it will come out in twice
Icing.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

Toast drank at Hackensack, on the
9Th ms: Old bacht lors-MIy they
be compelled TO cut ont their OWL
cIo,hes with half pair Of scissors AL
The days of their life.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
Martinsburg Cloth Factory.

THE subscriber tenders his ackpowledg
ments TO his customers for The favours re.
ceive5, and informs them and the rubhc gene
rally, that he continues the Manufacturing OF
Cloth in the dlfferen, branches, and viii exc.
cute the work in the best manner. and upon
the most accommodating terms. He will receive
wool TO be manufactured into any kind of
Cloths. Banketts, Flanneis and Csrpetting-
He also Manufactures customers wool upon
shares, or takes "ool sosp or gram IN pa,
ment TOR manufacturing he has now on hard,
Cloths, Csss'netts. Lirsey. &c. for which he
VIII IN exchange take wool at liberal prices
ne deems IT unnecessary TO say aught sbou
the quality of goods he manufactures. as THEN
appearance and wear viii recomr end them.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
WOOL OARD1MA

will be done. in the bes, manner. at .Le usual
prices. He would also IL form his customers
and others in the neighhourhood of Shepherd,
town. that wool will be received At Mr. job,
I Cookus' store, to be manufactured inc
cloth, &c. or carded into rolls; as the wo,
will he carried by the Stage, there viii be
opportunity TO send three times week. arC
the rolls will be promptl, returned. the frs
or second Stage day after it arrives,
c. G. CONRADT.
April 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

The Mariners Magazine, devoted
to the moral Improvement of seamen,
is published weekly, in the city of
New York under the patronage ofthe
" Society for Promoting the Gospel
among Seamen," and the "Bethei Uni
on OF New York." at SO per annum.
This publication is the appropriate We.
hicle of communicating to the public
the transactions and operations of the
Societies for the PRONUNCIATION of the
gospel among seamen; and is design
ed TO dIffuse more generally aknowl
edge OF The past, present, and relative
condition ofthis class of our fellow men
&c notice the progress and successes of
means used for their moral and reliai.
Gus Improvement; to present and advo
cate their claimes upon Christian be
nevolence, and in general, to make
known every thing that may be use
fui, entertaining, relating to the snbect.
1t is believed that the general circula
ton Of this Magazine will. more than
any other means, aid and promote the
benevolent views Of The Friends of
seamen, by exciting public attention.
and enilstiDg in their behalf the sym
pathies, the contributions and the pray
ers ofthe pious and benevolent Sub
scripiions will be received by the Rev
John Truair, at No Ia Cherry street
and by Mr. d. Ranshaw, No. Mur
Nv street, New York.
~ Editors ofnewspapers are respect
fllly requested to give the above few
INSERTIONS. !
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

Fles.-If houe keepers in The city
wonld fill tumbler half full of soap
suds and cover the same with u piece
of bread, with a small mole cut in the
centre ,(spread the inside of the bread
with little molasses) they will catch
as many flies in 2 hours as the tum
bier Will hold. The writer of this
knows family in this city who caught
gallon of flies this season ~ DID Pa.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
SHIP KNEES WANTED.

vUVHE following described Knees are Wanted at the
l. PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD, for which the prices
annexed will be paid on delivery. They must be Of the
best Whe Oak and delivered the of the year 1926
KNEES.Body feet inches diameter Of the arm clear
Of bark, IL inches to side when completely finished in
the ship 9nches TO be square and insquare in shape
Price Dollars
KNEES.-Body feet; arm feet inches; diameter of
the clear of bark, 10 inches TO side when complete
y finished in the ship inches; to be square in shape
Price Dollars.
KNEES,-Body S feet arm S feet inches; diameter OF
the arm clear Of bark. 10 inches to side when complete
Unfinished in the Ship 10 inches; to be square and in
square in shape. Price Dollars
KNEES Body feet arm feet 6 inches; diameter Of
the arm clear bark, 13 inches 10 side when complete
y finished in the ship, 10 inches to be square in shape
Price Dollars.
|KNEES-Boly feet, arm feet inches; diameter Of
the clear OF bark, Ia inches to side when complete
y finished in the ship, ii inches; TO be square in shape
Price 10 Dollars
Navy Agents Office,
Philadelphia, % Nov, 1926. 2-18t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
CONINE'S
EOR FIN E.S HOME

NJ. So irir Street, nearest eycc 10 The Genre Marker,
afs GStset. Va sl1, Market s4tsi Ole sr beo Il5eru
sast Bafno's. and rs fet No. ) Suih 1Hird Sreei,
Philadelphia .;kcre hs cash sas a b tad for F-ie
;,ckssS on p"cSri,dsioa
- rhe Lottery Intelligence" issued a, Cou.ue's oece.
B.aor ~hIeh w contain the drawing Of the above
tet. lae viii be torNardcd all those persons gratis
who make taeir investments Conne's Offices and b,
Nh,ch the fac Of Tcsc,s be as easily ascer,aned as
application 81 LOTTERY Office
- orers from AL parts Of the United Sstes conveying
Cash o. Pse cSt's. either BY matt (post paid) private
Conveyance VII meet with The prompt and careful a..
tcnuon as heretofore. Address o W. c CONNIE
Baltimore O. Philadelpha.
Baltimore, NV II 1855
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
PROTECTION.

Dela,care Fire Insurance Company,
Office No. 81, Shpey-st. between Front & Second
rTNlIIS Company has commenced srng against Loss BY
Fire, and inland transportation of goods with capital
of One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The President and Directors now ready to receive
applications fol insurance against Loss BY Fire, on every
description ct Buildings in gencral Merchandise Ships
in Port, and their Cargoes; Household Furniture, and 9TH
personal property also, against loss damage by
land transportation ofgoods wares, merchandise and cou
Try produce
Terms of insurance will be favorable as any Of the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New York
Parties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in the
sody of its capital, and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
CoRsEIIus D. BLAsKr is Agent survey property TO be
insured, for the town and vicinity of New Castle
Directors.
William Chandler, David c. Wilson,
John Patterson, Joseph G.. Gilpin,
David Bush, Joseph Grubb.
WILLIAM SEAL, President
DANIEL BrRSEs Secretary
Wilmington, 5th mo (May,) 90 1925. 49-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
SUMMER GOODS.

ylIE subscriber has just opened and offers for sale al
No Ill, Market street, fresh supply foreign goods
stabe for the season, among which TO- IL and 1874
White Counetpanesi Caiicoes; Ginghams Shifting
cambrc, null, acone and book Musns Veslings; Dim.
ties Hosiery Crash &c.
Also-a arlety of Gentlemens wear, such as jackson
Satin Cords Monroe and Wilmington stripes Washing
ton stripes lines and cotton Drilling, &C and complete
assortment of Domestic Goods all of which he viii sell on
he most reasonable t, rms. JOHN II. BRINCKIE
Wilmington, June Ia So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
$acs,o0O.

The whole TO be finished one drawing only, which will
positively take place on WEDNESDAY the 18th February,
1926 uudcr the supc tcndenc OF the commissioners ap
poptcd b, the Governor aud Council.
MODE OF DRAWING The numbers will be put into
one wheel u>us-,nd in another wheel will be put the
Prizes obose the denomination of 10 Dollars and tho draw
iug progress IN The usual The lo500 Pzes Of
$40 All be awarded 10 the Tickets, the Numbers OF which
end Wit the terminating figure OF either of the Three first
avn Numbers from the wheel of different teminations
10 ILLUSTRATE WHICH
We viii suppose Number lul0l 10 be the first drawn No.
lhcu every Ticket IN the Lottery, ending with the figure
(l viii be entitled TO prise Of Sl0 then suppose No.
l+oi0 to be the second dra~n number ten every number
ending with ~ will also be cnJtled prize Of il0and
in like manner suppose That No 5iiiS. be the third drawn
number from the Wheel then each Of the tickets the
scheme ending with the figure (S) will also be entitled
aprze 4 $40, ~ addition 70 any other prize they may have
d,awn!!i
This mode o. Drawing will permit the whole Lottery to
be completed at ONE DRAWING oNtY-and Ticket
Drawing supe'iOr pse .I Be restricted from drawing
Inferior also Manv tickets VIII therefore necessarily
obtain two ptizes each -
rkZEs pay able 10 cash 60 days after tho drawing, sub
iec' 10 he usual deduction ct Is per cent.
The tickets III this Brilliant and splendid Scheme are
so 6 of rapdk at the following rates VIZ:
Ticket, Slo-liai S5-Quarter. s.. So Eighth 81 25
Tickets and shares for sale the greatest variety
tunatc numbers, at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
DRY GOODS.

TSliE subscriber having determined TO close the Dry
Goods Business by the 18th Of March, offers to the
public, at reduced prices his assortment, consisting OF
Superine and low priced Blue, Black, Olive, Drab and
mixed cloths,
superine and common Blue Black, Drab and mixed Cass
meres,
Pelisse Cloths Satlinctts vevets and Velvet Cords,
Rose and Point blankets,
White, Red. yellow and Green Flannes red and green
Baizes,
Swansdown, Valencia and silk vestings
Bombazines, Norwich Grapes, Rati.es and BombazeS'
Blue and Brown Camles, Tartan and Circassan PaoS'
Woolen, Norsted, SILK and Cotton Hosiery,
Merino, Cashmere and Waterloo Shaws
Gros de nap, Lu,es;ring and Levanne Silks,
Irish Linens, Lawns and Diapers,
Cambria Jaconet, Medium and Null Muslins,
Figured Jacone; and Swiss do.
German, English and India silk Hdkfs.
Black ard assorted colored Canton Grapes,
Bleached and brown Sheeugs and Shirtings,
Bed tckings and Checks,
Caooes, Gnghams, cotton ildkfs. coored chntz pn:
Buttons Sowing Cotton, Gloves, Tapes, and nume'OD'
other articles. .,.;.
Persons will do well call they may depend on ns
being sold cheap, for cash or acceptances.
EDWARD I. BAILf,
Oct. Is el-sm 81, .harkst't
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate of PETER
WILLIAMS, Esq, deceased late OF Pencader hundred,
wi present them, duly at,es,ed for settlements and ali
those indebted 70 sad estate reques ed make nme.
date payment The circumstances OF the estate are such
as not 70 adm; Of Indulgence.
JACOB FARIS. Erecutor
oes ION. 1855 90-2nmrf