davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
LOOK HERE!
SHILLING OFF CHE.AP!!
AT No. 1Of Market-street.

rBSIiE subscriber having laid in choice assortment of
FALL GOODS at the lowest Philadelphia auction pri-
ces, will sell at the smallest profits he intends close
his business he possibly can. His assortment
consists of
Blue. black, olive, brown, drab scarlet and mixed
CLOTHS: superiine and low price.
Habit and pesse cloths OF assorted colors: do. do.
Blue, black, and mixed CAsSlMERS: do. do.
Blue, gray, and mixed Satne,s, Cords and Velvets.
foilene, Valencia, silk and Swansdown Vesting.
Swanskin, white, red and yellow FLANNELS.
Rose Blankets, 5 3 1-2--4 1-2 Point do.
Bombazeen and Caspian stripes.
Bombazets, Norwich Grapes, and Circassan Paids
Worsed, lambs wool and cotton Hosiery.
Ninsins and Canton Grapes, assorted colors.
BLACK, white and green, do (French)
Shenslaw, Lutestring and Levantne Silk.
Grosdenap and figured Silk.
Hack and green Florences
Striped Silk for Dresses
s, z, 8, 9, and 1914 Diapers.
Al and 7S Irish Linens and Lawns superfnc and low
price.
Linen Cambria.
Cambria Jackunes and Null AIuslins.
Figured and plain Swiss Muslns.
Merino, Grape and Cashmere square and long STTALS
Waterloo and cotton ditto.
Furniture fashionable Caicoes and Ginghams.
silk and cotton Flags. Fancy silk Shawls,
Ladies' and Gentlemans Cloves superine and low price,
Thread Bobnet and Nuns Laces
Fancy Ribbands.
Turtle shell large and side COMBS.
Mock shell ditto, ditto.
PAPER HANGINGS and Bordering for rooms
Oil Cloths Suspenders, Buttons, Cotton Cord, Braid,
Tapes Pins Flass Cotton, Sewing ditto. Umbrellas, Para
sols, Domestic Bleached and Brown Muslins Ticking,
tads aud Checks
Those who want any Of the above articles particularly
CLOTHS and CASStNIERS, 1ciH find to their adlnntage
10 cal az No. 101, Market street, Wilmington
constant supply Of live geese FEATHERS, always
OH hand JOSEPH pOGJfE
September s, 1926. 70
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber on Sunday last, SER
want BLACK MAN about d years of age, has about
years to serve, named lin he is about feet or Sin.
ches high has scar on his upper lip lie had on and
took With him double breasted blue cloth coat and panta,
abont half worn, pair Of good shoes and sundry other
clothing. lie is OF black color and speaks quick when
spoken TO- lie was purchased by of Dr. Cooper and
tchard siinnons adm'rs of Sarah Downs slave, and
have since set him free. He went off without any prov
ocation or disturbance The above reward viii be paid to
any person for bringing him home me, securing hun
IN any Jail in the state OF Delaware that get him agan
EBEN'R. BLACKISTON.
Smyrna, Aug. %, 1926 70-5m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
PROTECTION.

Detaa0are Fire Insurance Company,
Office No. q, Shipey-st. between Front s. Second.
NHs Company has commenced Insurng agains, Loss ~
Fire, and inland transportation Of goods, with cant.l
of One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Inc PRESIDENT and Directors ready to receive
apphcaons TOR insurance against Loss BY Fire on every
description Of buildings in general Merchandise ships
~ Por and their CaSoes; Household Furniture and 9th
er personal property ;-aso against loss damage by n
land transportation goods wares, merchandise and coun
try produce.
Terms OF insurance will be favorable as any o. he
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New Yn1h
Parties assured, may repose the fullest confidence n i
adjusted by the company.
CoRsELrus ID. BLAsEr is Agent survey proocrt ID h
insured for the town and vicinity of New GastIe
Directors
William Chandler, David C. WiIsor
John Patterson, joseph G i,lnir
David Bush, Josenb frnhb
WILLIAM SEAL, President.
DANIEL BYRsrs, Secretdrg
Wilmington, 5hmo. (May) 90, 1926 4s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
SUMMER GOODS

VIE subscriber has just opened, and offers for sale al
NO. Ill Market street. fresh supply Of foreign good
suitable for the season, among which are TO- Ii and
Wmte Counterpanes; Cahcoes; Ginghams; Shifting y;
ties Hosiery; Crash &c.
Aio-a variety Of Gentemen's year. such as jackson
Satn Cords; Monroe and Wilmington stripes; Washing
ton stripes linen and cotton Drilling, &c and compefe
assortment OF Domestic GooQs all winch he sill se On
Wilmington, June IA
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
COTTON MANUFACTORY

EfoR SALE containing about 900 Spndles, with ill
4 supply @ carding engines and other machinery lo
the preparation Of Cotton Inquire of ZlBA FEl.Kls'
Watch Maker, corner Of Market and High sts
Wilmington, lst mo. 90, 1926. 1911
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
LAND FOR SALE.

C.ssWcostle County, u he State Of Detarare set
virtue fan order Of the Orphans Court for the said
County o. Newcastle, will be exposed to sale at Pub
N Nenduc, on Si'dlg tir -sri Gsy gt Notem5er
~ y two O'Clock ~ the afternoon 1T lie house Of James
Mansfield, Innkecpcr, in the Village of Cantwells
HfhSo, liunlred and County aosssaid--cne undivided
htl pit q tract Of land situate ST. Georges Hundred
honhisd rs lids ct tie hes Of David N.9i dec a. lands
g inhn Fsket, George Parker and Others, containing
aholt one hundred and fifty acres nnrc Or less Also
vacant i9 situate II the village Of Cantwes Bridge hot
dec ~ tahs q Daniel Corbit, James Henry aud others
con MMng ABOUT i've acres, or less Also tract OF
Hand ai nars situate III Nance's Neck in ST GEORGES
Hundred, aforesaid bounded by lands Of John stewart
ans q dohn and George Parker and BY land Of the heirs
Of lienamn Merritt, deceased containing about one hun
dred and s'Nyye acres Of land more or less with the n
provemens and apartenances being the real estate Of
MaRaA Fra-e deceased, and 1 he sold FOR the parnenr
q her debts Attendance will be given and the terms
made kno~n, At the tine ana place aforesaid 81 Ezabeh
ffAzer Administrative OF tle sad deceased or Ler Al
tosHeN, By or!sr eide Orfaat,s G9,,tt
MATTHEW kEAN Clerk
Newcastle September ~ 1925. ss-15s
The above Farm Of los acres very healthy s,,,;o
81 nsNigate creek, and near the Delaware Ryer i,
~ ~ excellent spring the dweliag-Iouse GOOD
0'ti~ta' good proportion of meadow, ana MAY Y-,
ea2lil oe .2ut 7 4 hisl state q cultivation
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
TO RENT.

fssa And possession given Immediately; that two story
t stone house, in the most public situation in the vii
lage Of Bandywine formerly occupied BY s. M'Caullev
q 20 as grocery store. 1t is the eligible situation
N the village for milner, tailor boarding house, and
= calculated for one Or two families. Apply w g S.
sfGaaiiey, next door to said house.
Brandywine, Sept 90 s3-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
NOTICE.

~ persons indebted to the estate of John Peterson
deceased, twaernan,) late of this Borough, are re-
guessed 10 make immediate payment, and those havns
cams against said estate, viii present them, properly a
iesreG 'er settlement, 70 Gl.ORGE GRIFFIN, .3dnT.
Wilmington, Sent s. 1875 S5--4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
TO RENT.

To RENT,
ET5AA A two story FRAME IousE and Two STABLES and
-ggEa- Woon YAnD-formerly occupied by John Pogue,
deceased.
A For sale, a three story BRIcK House, in
H#H"1 Market-sreet, opposite MIR. VIM Larkin's gro.
l#p# cery store. 1t is now occupied by Messrs. V.
sSL NJ Neal s. Son, and is excellent stand for bus
mess. inquire of JOSEPH POGUE
Wilmington Sept. 6. 79-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
DRUGS and MEDICINES.

Glsd9 The subscribers at No. Sc Market. street
R has constant supply of sedlitz and Soda Pow
ET ders' Salt Of Lemon, for removing iron mouds
81: Batema''s Drops. and other patent medicines Co
ogne Water, Of superior qualiy-Iately received from
Paris Transparent and other soaps Sealing wax and
saucers siver-Sraincd Cochneal: Pure Cinchon,pe
saiphate Of Quinine-wholeale and retail. Arrow
Ro9t' Pearl Fapioca and Sage; Theriacs Anlromach
"r ., Nemce ifeacle Calcned Magnesia in canistcrs
lienFys Nagnesa in bottles. Tooth Brushes single a.
BY the dozen; Andersons, Iioorers, and Antiblio,s
PIls' 1hompson's celebrated Eve Water; Opium Phos
pna'e q SOS kochelie, fpsom and Gauber Salts A
remedy oFthe Piles celebrated forts usefulness swain
Panacea, By the box or bottle. variety Of Lamp Cla
and Mcks. f o'-o
All the useful Chemical and Medical preparations are
sold 81 JOSEPH BRINGHURsT
Wilmington . mo. IS, 1925. si"5mn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
RAN AWAY

Saturday the 10th inst. from the subscriber, near
" Nhldletown, Dell "a bright mulatto, named Phi1b
anSDery Aate,. about 8or 10 years of age He is about
feet, inches high decateiy made, round shouldered
and pleasant when spoken to. Took with him, black
cloth coat seersucker do. striped worsted wascoat
pair OF tow linen trousers pair Of blue domestic stripe do
domestic shirt, and black fur hat viii give Itveay Dol
lars reward and pay reasonable charges if brought home
or Twenty Dollars il secured SO that get him.
THOMAS S. MERRITT.
july 23, 1879. 67-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
Capital Estate Eor Sale.

E--vA Pursuant TO the Last VIII and Testament
Hsss1 OF Henry " Physick, deceased, will be sold the
Mai following described Real Estate, situate in the
Borough Of Wilmington and State Of Delaware
70 wit All that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and lot
q ground on which il is erected, lying the corner Of
hent and and extending through Ship
Icy street. containing in font Marker and Spley-
" IT, in and OH kentsrect II IT, in, be the same
more Or less The buildings OCCUPY the whole front on
hent street and the lot Market and Shipev streets IS
fenced ~ with high and substantial brick walls The first
foor has large and elegant Hall and four Parlors all p
Vate--a connodious dining large and convenient
Ghchen-bathing room-slnokc house, &c Above there
are eleven chambers besides the garrets Two pumps be-
tore the house The buildings were erected under the d
rec ION OF the late John Dickinson, ESQ., for his own resi-
encc and are finished throughout with elegance and taste
being calculated for the accommodation Of large family
IN the best style The situation is high and healthy com
mandlng extensive views Of the surrounding country
For particulars apply to
BENJAMIN FERRIS in Wilmington.
.4gen for tie Trustees Of IT, ". PlySick
Wilmington mo-, IS, 1926 55-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

ISRAEL d. JONES, Brewer, at No 34 Second street
= NihInEton Del keeps constantly on hand supply Of
fagght Beer Porter and Ale OF the .irs, quality with hh
bners and Others can be furnished on reasonable
BY the barrel, hall barrei or quarter barrel
ne IS hahSni tor the extensive patronage hitherto re-
Wilmington, 9Th mo. 1891 Z, e
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
w WANTED
FOR SALE.
JUST RECEIVED

4 Nd FOR sale at J. Wilson'S Book Store, No. los. Mar
a Eet street, the . LIFE MARouls De LarAY
ETrE' by '.Ober. Wan, il Esq ;-clegany bound nyee
81 IS. o1'e Piee
Sep, g. ss
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14
CHEAP GOODS.
WILLLaN & SAMUEL .M'CaULLEY

Et leave inform the public that they have comnen
Id ced business at ". .lPLauheys old stand near the
hrandywne Flour Mills, where they have constantly on
hand wholesale retail,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,,
China, Glass, Queensware, sarthen Ware Hard Ware,
Drugs Paints, Oils, Nails BY the keg, Lime, Pork, Lard
Hams, Salt, Shoes, Leghons Sea Stores Wines Spirits
Cordas, Sc Of the best quality, all Of which will be sold
on the iozpesi iefms for cash or accepisnces.
N. Is. All persons indebted TO the late firms of w.
MCanley, and s M'Cauley s. Co. will please call and
settle their accounts as above.
April 90, 1925. 41-1y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-14

IrOR the cure of colds, coughs, ashmas approaching
consuHptons and all diseases of the brcas, and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Marketstreet, Will
mington, Delaware.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
April Is.
DIRGLNEa:
AMOS LADD, NJ. {.
23-t1Je

TIIfGINT3:
AT rules holden in the clerks Office of superior court of
chaneery for the Williamsburg district the 7h day Of
March, 1926:
James Lyle, admir- de bons uoa with the will annexed OF
James Lyle, Sr. decd, PM
against
Charles Pateson exor of Jonathan Paesou the Younger
Decd who was exor of Jonathan Patteson the elder
dec d. Walker Gregory, exor of James Gregory who was
ez or OF Joel Christian, decd, Sarah Hardinan Eliza
oeth Lawrence, Gideon Christian, of William
Christian, decd Alice Gregory, widow Flames Gregory
dec q, John H. Christian, ex'or of John Christian dec d
william H. Gregory, and John Gregory, and Francis
roy exoTs OF William Gregory decd, Turner Christis n
Lucy l.. Bradley, JOAN w. Bradley Joseph D. Bates,
joshua Bates, Elizabeth Bates Jonathan Butler and
henrietta his wife, William H. Peasants admir- of James
Bates, and Henry 3. Christian, Dhs.
he defendants Charles Patteson and Joseph Bates,
not having entered their appearance and giving security
according to to the act of assembly and the rules of this
court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are MOI inhabitants Of this country, is ordered that the
sao defendants do appea the first day Of the
term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
shed IN the city of Richmond for months successveIv
aud posted the fron door Of The former capitol in the
city Of Williamsburg.
copy. Tcste,
April o. JAMES C.4R.9NLSS. d. T.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

handsome Theatre has been recently built ut Alban
which opened the 9Th inst, by excellent compa'
under the management, of Mr.. Gnfe, which occosie
the following Address spoken by Mr.. Barrett
PRIZE ADDRESS
Frtn0l by Thoma, JFeHs, Esq Of Boston.
when Superstition captive Reason led,
Aud Taste prescribed, her bowciy dwellings He'd;
Their Sacred haunts cxied the Aonian maids
OF hurrying wing fnrsook the peaceful shades;
The crumbliug column, aud the totteriug fame,
round Of dcSnlation, marked the reign.
In towering pride where stood the classic dome,
Tive boast of Art. aud once The MUSES. home,
Midst mouidcriug ruins wheeled the drowSy bat
Aud coisterrd there the bird of darkness sat-
Tue infatuate mud the mystic Sceptrc swaycd,
Man CROPPED in darkness, and the spell obeyed;
Thus wrapped IN gloom expired the Attic light,
And PricStcraft ruled sole monarch of the night.
AT length, triumphant Ger his bigut foes,
Genius, on bold adventurous pluncs, arose;
AthwaIt the sunless void new warmth hc poured,
Pierced dense clouds restored.
SO from the East, on purple pinions borne
Through flakes of fog, up springs the herald NORM
Lost IN the emerging gnries of the day,
The dull, cold miss of midnight, melt away.
The harmonious choir now gave TO Joy the SHE'LL
Now rose their Temples where their Affairs fe
From shore ro shore the voice OF Freedom spoke,
And buried Learning from her slunbers woke;
Reason untcttered, Truth divine unsealed,
And old lmposture to the world revealed;
Conceived in Beauty, Ivy the Graces nursed
The germs oil Fancy into being BURST
Io titled the glebc- the Axe the forest bowed
Art winged the shuttle--Skiil the ocean poughed-
Life breathed i'll marblr-warm rho canvas gluwed--
And gifted lips with inspiration flowed
Led by Ambition, and by Worth rcvered,
The Dcaw', thea i'll ettcred grace appeared;
rr"n madden stores her golden lore she brought,
Ann morals mended, as she manners taught;
through every page of varied lite she ran,
Her volume nature, and her study man;
Where er she moved the Muse the land refned:
And Taste arerned, as Science ncrved the rnnI;--
Oh every side 10 birth, new beauty sprung,-
Ahe lAsrels hourishcd, and the rnms,rels suus;
IS knowledge gUi,ed--Bards inspired the arc,
Aui pictured Wisdom lessoncd from the stare;
truth iearcss spoke in scenic sarh arraycd
.-nc escued Virtue owned the Dramas aid
An. now, suspicious Dome, aspiring Pile,
h' lists pride--be thine the Peoples smile
he |in'e of GGHiu,, and of Ease the seat
" e. a,ll thy oirth Thy dawn Of promise greet
F''r>t -! thy rite--Apoo claims thy shrine
% ii" devoled--hence live thou md thinel
Fatfons who here the unbiased Censors sit
81. flbitratnrs in the court of Wit;
" nose sentence stamps the BuSkin and the PLAY
w hose laws alike the Song and Scene obey;
10 your indulgence now make appeal,
On YOU depend dent our future wea-.
Ana hence, by your impartial voices tried,
we rise 81 fall, As you alone decide
In you cumhdug--herr we rest our cause
10 Us your smiles exend-our need is your apnlousn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
COURT-HOUSE TAVERN-

k'oh fENl-an possession given the LIST of June
next, mat desirable stand known the Courthouse
"'eFh Attached to this property ali the buildings
necessary ior an establishment of the kind particularly
stables which are very completes and vicinity 20 tle
Courthouse gives at many advantages
For terms apply JOSEPH MARX
April 10. OFT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
upGlnS1


against
Beverley Randolph and appointed by
the last will and testament of Harry deceased and
as GevIsee under the same WILL John Heth Henry Hetl
and Beverley ieth, Archibald Harrison and Caiharine
ms wife, late Cataiine iieth, and Caroline f., Virginia
and Harriet C. ieth deviseeS and cgatees of the said
Harry ieth deceased, and Aune eh, widow of the said
marry tieth deceased, DTS.
On motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel, doth or
DER that oe OF its commissioners do AN account ap-
poiiioning the funds OF the Harry eth decreased
now standing to the credit of this cause in any of the pks
inih city, or lent under the court amopp all
inc creditors OF the said Hei who have exhibited their
CLAIMS or may them before report shall be clos
eds and report thereon the court with matters as
he may deem pertinent, any of the parties may require:
and the defendant Beverley Randolph hereby directed to
can III all monies he has lent by virtue any order in
inns cause so that the same may be deposited Bank
OF Virginia by the first day of the term TO meet the
decree OF The court; leaving however, in the hands of amy
borrower ~ho may be creditor of the said Heth he re-
qre A. sdch sum as it may appear account that ne
w he permitted To- retain part satisfaction of his debt
out SUBJECT tn the future order and e is also
required tie render before the commissioner who nav exc
cute the foregoing part of this ORDER a account of all s
transactions executor of Harry Heth, since the last set
Element.
copy: Teste, HIM. ". HENIyV7, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
la2s Taken by the Subscriber:

1875 = tRtNNIE u LILC OUDbCIIUBI,
Jan, 10-From VIM Dayiss boat head-nan john 100 lbs
loose tobacco
Feb 2l-Fron john Johnson' boat, bead-n1an Abraham
so lbs. loose tobacco.
23-Fron Daniel Lewis's boat, head-n,an Harrison,
2Olbs. loose tobacco
~4-From John Crauk's boat, headnan Billy, IS lbs
loose tobacco.
Nlareh From Richard & James Dukes boat headman
Alfred, rs lbs. loose tobacco
ISHAM RANDOLPH,
may 3 90 Is,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

Richmond, .4prH Is, 1926.
Pursuant TO the aforegeng order the court, the cred
tors oil the late Harry Het gcc have NOT heretofore
exhibited their claims against his estate desired to come
ana prove them before my office city, before
the list day Of June next.
AMOS LADD, NJ. {.
April Is. 23-1Je
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
April Il
PIRGINIa:

AT superior of chancery holden at The capitol in
the city of Richmond, the 25dh day of March, 1925
Robert Haskins, John Stranon ador nf Edward Coode
deceased and Peter Branch we'll on behalf uaesn-
selves other creditors of Harry deceased ,ybo
shall come III and contribute the expense this sut
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

hurry'ng away, deposited it in the wigwam. l followed
hirn and asked what he meant by doing "Are Won
ignorant oil our Customs?" said he-.When an Indian
dies all his property be buried with hm-Ie who
takes any thing that belonged to dead person. will re-
ceve curse from the Great Spirit in addition Aher
had Killed Thakakawerente took up his ornahawiS
by mistakes and carried IL away with the. must nory
restore it. and also him with earth lest his hone.
should Written in the sum-
Outasso now proceeded TO arrange the dress of the
dead man. and likewise stuck the tomahawls in his cir
u'e lie next went little way into the forest for the
purpose OF collecting bark put the bottom of
The grave and was left alone.
ihe night was dark, dim, and dreary, aud the fire
oi|cu ieeoiy aud irregularly. superstitious awe
soe over me, and dared hardly look around tboupb
so'heunics cast an almost involuntary glance at the
corpse, which had wild and fearful appearance Tba
kakawerehte lay upon his back, and his long Ianlx
o'aCR har was spread confusedy upon his breast and
neck tbs haif-open eyes still retained CLASSY Iustrp
ana MS teeth were FIRMLY set against each other Large
oashes OF blood stained h vest and his cenched hands
ana contracted limbs, showed what struggles had pre-
coded death When the hiclscrnp iSht of the ;r,
happened to fall upon him, almost fanced he BEGAN IN
move and would have started away, had not depre,
sing dread chained the spot; but the sound of
outassos axe IN some degree dsspated the fears that
chilled my heart and spent the time in listening to the
regular recurrence of its strokes until he came back
with an arniui of bark.
assisted him in buryng ThakaIiawerente under te
shade OF tall walnut tree; and when we had arcom
plished this, we returned the fire and waited till moon
lght would enable us TO pursue Journey Outaiis
nav "a'HhSN agfeeu 10 conduct home. for he
washed to change his abode for a season. lest Tbakaxa
werents relations should discover his guilt and execute
vengeance upon him.
we set ont about an hour after midnight and travel
ied through the woods till dawn when we came in sebt
OF me river, on the banks of which had fallen in with
Tie Indians In the course of the day. Outasso pro-
cured canoe, and we padded up the stream and next
morning reached the trading post on the side of the
lake. " VIC
be"'ale Socies"-Notbing is better adapted to give
Tie last polish 10 the education of young man tarstbe
conversation OF vartuous and accomplished women
heir society serves 10 smooth the rough edges of our
character. and 10 mellow tempers. In short the
man who has never been acquainted with females of the
better class is not only deprived of many of the purest
pleasures, but also will have little success in social life
and Should not like to be connected by the bonds Of
friendship with that has bad opinion and speas
Ill of the female sex in general
II h'nt-A capitalist being asked what he thought of
me innllfnerabe new specuations now ahoat replied
they are like cold bat-to desire any benefit from
out" 10y '0
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

II hnt-A capitalist being asked what he thought of
me innunerabe new specuations now afioat replied
iney are like cold bath-to desire any benefit from
which Is necessary to be very quick and very soon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
2ooGsrg.

handsome Theatre has been recently built at Albany,
which opened the 9Th inst, by excellent company
under the management of Mr. Gilier which occasion
the following Address spoken by Mr. Barrett.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
CeMMIssIoSER's OFFICE.

Nm. ". HENEyNG, c. C.