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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29
From, the Natioaal Journal.

The Fiend is long, and lean sad lsak,
And moves upon spindle-shank l0@ Song,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-29

Elm these memorable NOTES, with an nnpcR
edition of which he has threatened TO w'fea ue
he Divers himself with the personal zpPenhoSJ
his victims. This is good. 1t has gwen III
his own.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-29

Singular fact--The Georgia Messenger, in noticing the
recent murder of Mr. Early in Texas, by isaac Desha
says supposed that Early the of Governor Early
of Georgia. the who, about years nce murdered
individual in that State He made his escape and the fact
of his murder is the first that has been heard of him.
1t singular that both Desa and Early should have the
of men filling the highest office their respective States
that both should have committed murder-that both should
have euded jusceand that meeting afterwards distant
and comparatively unsettled country, should fall by the
hands of the other II literal fufment of that passa oe
of the Bible which Declares that Whose sheddeh man
blood, by shall his blood be sed There is something
too like retrbuton murderers becoming the victim of
another 1t is handed JUSTICE returning the poisoned
chace to the lips of who had himself administered TO
his elsew-being. Vsrginian
Curious Discorezy.-t is fact, as strange as it NAV
seem, says the Providence American, that number of
manuscript volumes, we believe 18) undoubtedly gen
une, containing the Journal of the British House of
Commons during the Plotectorship of Cromwell, has
been discovered among a mass of books and manu-
scripts belonging to literary society in New York,
which for many years had remained undsturbed This
journal has hitherto been lost, and traces of it dis
covered by the British historians and antquarans who
have been compelled TO supply this gap in their hsto-
rical records from other less authentic sources The
Manuscripts were undoubtedly brought to this country
by the Kegcides who fled the restoration, with the
view to prevent the atainder of their friends, and to
conceal the proceedings Of the Rump Parliament
From these persons they be traced with toerable
certainty into the possession of the society, among
whose books they have been found by industrious
and intelligent searcher for the curious. The books
have not remained long concealed, but it is their
contents which have now for the first time been disco
yered. Heretofore they have passed for some old
manuscripts only curious specimens of writing at an
early period
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-29

Painting HOuses-A writer in the New England Farmer
says, has been proved by repeated experiments that
house painted late in autumn winter will hold the paint
more than twice long painted in weather.
other ingredients form hard cement whereas in warm
weather the oil penertes into the wood and leaves the other
parts dry that they crumbe off This subject worthy
the attention, the expense of keeping them well painted
has hitherto been serious inroad upon the purse.
--e@e~-
Bishop CheveruS-Ths distinguished Catholic minister.
late bishop in Boston, and archbishop Bordeaux and
who will always be remembered with respect and affection in
this country as we understand from some of his Catholic
friends has recently been presented with cardinals hat
This distinction has rarely fallen to the lot of worthy sub
ect the truly learned and pous Cheveru The influence
of such the college of cardinals may go far towards
reforming any abuses of the church. Providence finer.
-.sGs~-
Vermont State Prison.-The prisoners in the insti-
tuition, the LIST October 1913. All the expen-
of the past year had been paid except $500, for
which there was on hand large quantity of manufac-
tured articles. The convcts are employed chiefly in
weaving. 10000 yards of cloth woven the last
year, 10000 of which double twilled goods.
-~eSs~-
Extraordinary Leap.-A leap, unparalleled, we
believe in the annals of horse history has lately been
accomplished in this neighborhood On Friday week,
as Mr.. Brown, of Nuneaton Coery was returning,
in gig, from Coventry, about o'clock in the even
ing, his horse took fright, and running away leaped
Cotton tol-gate which is about feet high, when,
singular to relate the animal fully cleared the gate,
and bringing the gig after him. and In contact with
the upper bars of the gate, which broken, the
gig, with two persons in it, passed over unchanged!
Mr. Brown and another gentleman were in the vehicle
at the tme and, though flung out with great violence,
also escaped from any serious inury.-Corentry Eng
land,) Observer.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
Volume L.,

8. Resoired That it is the unalterabe sense OF
this meeting, that any boy. whether big or little,
who will shoot AT harmless little birds-especialy
~ the season when our Young ones are not able to
rs, nor take care of thr,nselves-or who will rob-
or disturb our nests, to gratIty all idle, mschieva
ous hispositon-we say. anv boy who will do this,
let Inn he whose son lie NAV. is naughty, unfee.
lin., disag' ceable fellow: and will probably come
t. NJ good end. if not timely corrected for his
miscondrrt.
4. Ry.,l~d. Thit tins meeting 10 hereby make
4 most solemn and earnest appeal to the humane
farmcrs arau.i West Chester. beseechng them
III iacrpose their good offices for ouf safety and
projections duiiag our annual visits to their prem
ises This boon sc solicit as well for their benefit,
as our uwn---and if it be denied. we fear it will
opcome nrcessar, for the few who NAV survive the
mlrderous practices complained OF, to take our
flight 10 mure hospitabe regions.
Rpsotrpd, ] hat iris n citing have great con.
fdence in the friendship of this family at Whig's
Hpicome---as well a. that on the next farm. west
of the road. which confidence have manifested
bs binding our nests in the trees and shruhbery
arnunl their houses and we do hereby pledge
ourselves that if the aforesaid families. and any
others III the neighbothood, shall duly protect US,
and our little ones. fr,m the depretations and dis
tnrbance Of all naughty bows. We will regularly take
up our abode with them every spring and, IN ad-
dtiun to the services we may render, we will
teach our tender offspring to acknowledge our oh.
legations in the most me,odious strains Of graft.
tude
e. Rpsolcpd That, in expressing the sentlments
contained in these resolutions, it is not the object
uf this meeting to infringe upon any of the legiti-
mate aud rational privileges Of hunters. in relation
to gome, properly so called, in the appropriate
season. Birds OF that description have not. to our
Knowledge, taken any exception to fair and homo
rablc hunting, in the hunting season and II Is not
for lis to me,idle with the concerns Of others.
z. Rgsotrpd. That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the American Republican-so
that every farmer around the town MA, become
acquainted with our opinions and wishes; and
every boy that has been in the practice Of sontng
at or disturbing our nests ma, learn to behave
hlmaclf better, and let II, alone in future.
RoBtN REDBREAsT, Chairman,
E Ehe Bird. Pee U.r SEE "etaies.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
THE ARIEL,
LITERARY AMI CRITICAL GAZFTTE

tmbested with splendid Quarso Engrarngs, at 81 50 yeary
vEsIiE Ael is published every other Saturday, by Ed
mund Mnrris, No 64 Spruce street, Phadelphia on
SUPERIOR payer, il small type, each number making
'gh' q.atto paEes Every thlrd number s embel"sted
with plendd quarto copperplaie cnYraving-hus ma
king at the end Of the year volume Of 20S rages WITH
qnarto engravings, to cost bu dollar ard half.
The design a the Ariel is purely literary 1t conta n
Original Tales, Essays Poetry. News, Anec otes, Lite
Reviews Essay Female Biography, &c. &c. tosc'hc
Nth corous selec ions tom the best foreign Magaznts
BY the free H small type larger amount ot sncn mat
crov ded into eight pages than the reader Socd at
first thought Imagine.
TIE Ar, is filed from number to number, with The
vald and urproi ab orgina trash which snee 50 a-
unable The cri, cal depa. meet viii be iond - dea
pretty severely with such things whether in he shape q
an essay volume.
Since the establishment Of the Ariel, year ago. s.
gca has beef the patronage extended 10 y bi hbera
public, HAT print edition u 60O0 c"pirs--a' Il
he list is 'snidy Increasing Subscribers cao b. fns =
with he numbers complete for the first It May 1873
The embellishments 20 tins executed by the lss
lists. 4 he No sslcd IN Sd Of May, coutan, @pe,
did engraving OF Iiape s Ferry, Vgni.; the n.xi az
ta the edtors power, will consist OF views OF Amer
can scc merry
Any pc son who i'll procure subscribers, and re
init dollars shall receive the eighth copy free. AL
letters be post paid aud cose years snbscrip or
in advance. Ed os politely requesed to exchange
| with us Address EDMUND NORRIS.
| Philadelpbia, NAV 4. 1928 37-3t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27

Following the example set them at Dnwnn.tawn
aud West Chester. The fcathered scn.sters. held
meeting Gropn UiHia this vicinity, and listen
cd attenti,slv to the 'ui.own. preamble and reso-
lutiurs. An az Il Nedbreast rose, after sowe de
liberation. AM related! with tears in his ewes. the
aad rishaN 'a h''ell inn last wear from the idlets
Of Y nuetrn ~ stated that a pack of wicked
fellows. 'a ,ant III, consort am, twin daughters,
.r,. broke te VIM II his son Robin, which ocoa-
.:one,i his death ititr lingering several DAYS in
ripch agony H. other SOU lcd of yrit nccasnn-
"a b. thr death II ii. eaiives, and that lie had
been obliged to rr,ire 10 winter quarters alone.
where howtter, aitet due probaton he had the
happnpss to win the 1ii-ctnns Of Mrs. Robin a ,e-
T., fine vilo" lady whom lie espouse1 on Falea-
tines day. But in order to pre,ent similar scene
of grief to himself and others, he asked leave to
move the adoption of the Preamble and Resolutions
Of the West Chester meeting. as the sense Of this
meeting, and that they be published in the Della
ware Patriot, as it is understood, the editor Of that
paper has not shot bird for sixteen years, being
impressed with the belief that birds Guy not to be
deprived Of life in mere sport, which was carried
| by acclamntion.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27

Parallel besmeen sir greet orators. Mr.. Cam
ming great as statesman, was the most consum-
mate orator Of his country and are. He had cul-
tiyated elouuence as liberal art with the zeal on
a student-and became one OF ITS classic masters.
Sume NAV have exceeded him in particular quail
ties or powers; but he possessed an assemoage OF
entowIents and requirements which left all rival
ry at distance. He combined the free movement.
spirIt, and reality of British parliamentary debates
with the elaborate perfection Of the forum and the
agorn, and the accessory accomplishments and graz
ces of ancient and modern literature. Chatham eau
be estimated only by tradition and his effects; in the
absence of all genuine remains. lie must have
possessed fervouT, fancy, a superior reasun, and
great popular effect; hut he exercised an art which
he had himself created. and in which he had no
rival of the first rank. His theatric deliver ana
the mimic lishtniugs of his eye, astonishe: aad
frightened county gentlemen and noble lort'- 10
whom eioquence was novelty and talent alarm.
ing H. dramatic appeal 70 the " frown'as an
cesto' in the tapestry and his pantonlr''c eNhi-
bi,inn of his crutch, would fa powetlts3'-or
worse III q modern opposition. foS, with ihe nm"
petunns adnur Of liberty. humanity, and hsa 'm-
nerampnt: with the muscular sigar OF his dia!fc.
tics. simple aai unadorned would be the shss
orator n the assembi, of free people. Pitt, with
his hsh sounding amplifcations, lofty sarcasms,
ard imposln,. manner. was sup emf in dIctati'G
az a drilled majority or su5servtent council; anG
in imposing his authoritr uron the common order
ot mind, Bu,ke has beqHeathed the eloquence
Of ms npdiiatinns and the uracss Of his philoso-
phv 10 sages and to posferty But give Canning
8 audience meet the select representatives. of
civilized. free people; men Capable Of feeling
Deliberate eluquence as cultivated LIBERAL art =
and he brought into the field aa; sssenblage Of
qualities beyond all single r,,al'y. Fire and ina.
einatou. ike Chatham. with seyerer judgment
and less artificial delivery; vigorous 'iale ecticss
like Fox. with mure Of wit and fancy; dignity
and manner, and measured defamation like Pitt
with liyelier and lighter tone of re2santry and
sarcasm much of the philosophy Of burke, with
less proixty. and more scrupticas taste; these
are anong the qualities whlcli determine MI
Canning's place in the first order OF orators:
1herry's .Hemoir Of Canning.
When the heart is enlightened with wisdom. III
ssptisss vis>. will p0t arise ln'''
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
VweNty DOLLARS Reward.

NyvuI. BE ( vtl for the apprehension of CHARLES
w and III ,NNAH, TWO negro Servants, who aa ay
ton the 81 bscrter this morning. Charles is about feet
ache high, s'ony made and walks on The side OF his
If f ot which he has lost the toes Hannah s aoo".
fee, G gl s,nny made with fail round face and uot
We black They have several changes OF apate' ~th
them. HAhff CoNNi.l"
Rns.v;lIe Cot on Fnctory NAV 90, 1923 37-4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27

4 rccd uife There three b' S. which good 'fc
81 oml1 ies abie ard ,hase tree things ST.. rid
-, ,bc. Is, She stuld nt Ike 10. c'cIock-keeP
time ahd reg aiina SIZE sh',d rnt he 'Rt town cdck
speak so p,d tha all b., tow may ieaT her
cd Sac saoll be ike srs-pr,den; aud keep With
m her aw, house snt should not be like snacairy
all she has e. tack
81 SA >hcpld t. ke scho-speak when ssoken to,
She ou not be like sn echo-deteTmned always 20 have
the last word. M.r~er
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27

But in her circuit through the skies,
None swee, as Caroline.
Farewell! within my bosom deep
The love bear far thee
Shall sleep-buf no! il cannot sleep
TIL have ceased 0 be;
And when a, length beneath the Sod
This aching frame recline,
My soul ascending to It's God,
Shall pray tol Caroline.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27

eIng as convenient medicine, the " Columbian Pills.
will prove OF iaesmable values because dose of them
occasionally will defend The constitution against any bad
effects from the sudden changes Of dtren climates, and
viii refresh the body after the fatgne and beat Of Jour
ney. Directions for using, accompany each box
Prepared only by S BENDER. Philadelphia
NJ B Nons genuine with'it my Syiten signature
Feb % 1np2 IL
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
MR.. CANNING's POETRY.

The following star from recent t"don paper, have
been spoken of as beautiful rso' from the pen ot the
ate Premier England On that account, as well as ior
Thev anneared originally, b,lieve IN periodical to
which Vi Canning uas known 20 be cotrbuter called
w. Efo,ou, NJ 7. Mirror.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
REGtMENrAL ORDERS.

yEstE companies composing the Second Regiment, First
Tnga,e pe,a@are Militia, will NEE, in Regiment at
II s. Shit s H. near Chrssna Bridge, Tuesday the
81 ., June, At II och ck A. VI
Offices cumm,ndn con-; anies will govern themseve:
accord gly HENRY WHitELEf III 'oi
Newa Nav IL 1879 Commanding
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27

b Mar
brett
|ar busi.
|lor Hat
| in this
|lrsd, o.
Irenises'
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
TO CAROLINE

gaze upon by 'ender cheek,
BY beau,y's seal impres',
BIT dare not lei my slsnces speak
The love that thrills my hreasts
For alb! too well, too well know
Thou never canst be mine
gaze land tears, unbidden flow
Yea, tears, my Caroline!
4 lone hee !-let me write the word
And ret how weak how vain!
By thee the tale shall ne'er be heards
BY me be breathed again.
Twonld not cause thy bosom tsuo
One momcn, I" rerine
rJo, by the wealth of rich Peru,
would not, Caroline!
saw thee frs, in better days:
And then thy beauiy's dye,
The worth, that shrunk from every gaze
And yet charmed every eye;
These in my breast the 1--we awoke
Which never cat decline
No--tll this hrrbbing heart is broke,
Twill love thee. Caroline!
Called from my native home awhile
Across the stormy main.
Another sailor won thy smile,
And / returned-in vain!
Not thee, but Fa'e--my words reproye,
For nt'er sigli OF mne
Disclosed to iis'nirg car The love
bear for Caroline.
NAV he who has thy nfgh'ed vow
S,.'sr slight his napl.y lot
BECAUSE he loves hate him row
How deeply should he not
Eu. no, I'll those who dwellan heaven
FIR earthly joys rep'ne,
Can he prove false 70 whomis given
The love of Caroline;
oh couldst thou but as happy prove
AS thou deservest TO be,
know not but The saints above
Themselves might envy thee;
Yo, moon TO which turn my eycsf
6n fairest forms may shines
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
.gL,u9rKs REVTSTED.

Ella large a,surtr'e. ot Books for Children and
vatitty Of new VI SC. jes' received by A & II SON,
No. 5, West iiig Street, Ma' 10
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
CHESAPEAKE 8 DFLAWARE
CANAL COMPANY

NOTICE is hereby givep, that general meftng q 'he
mr. NJ ,eors will be held the Office, No 80 "ainu'
seet PhIslerha the first Monday OF june next. az
ten O'Clock the marnng tn elect President and ihe
directors and transact other business according u law
IL. ID GiiplN, Secretary
Nav 1923. 81
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27

When the heart is enlightened with wisdom. II
ssptisl, wise will not arise tn':'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
Cash in Market.

vT,HE subscribers having leased for term OF Yeas
the large three story brick house on Duke srtet,
in the town of Alexandra, ID e.. formerly occupied
by Gen. Young, we wish TO purchase one bunGred
and Fifty likely young negroes of both sexes between
the ages of and IS years Persons who vsh to seIl
will do well to give cali. as we are Determined
to give more than any other purchasers that are III
market, orthat mag hereafter cone into market
AnyIetters addressed to the subscribers uIohsh
The post Office al Alexandra. viii be prompt, at
tended to- Fc. information. enquire az the soo'e "e-
scribcd house, as we can Ill times be iouna mere
sep11 FRANKLIN q AhhriILD'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
Oistvict Il Columbia,

County of d'erdnor'o' Sef'
APRIL TERM, 1923.
John Smither. Administrator "f Renec-
ca Greenway, decd ConiPfi'
Jonathan Roberts and Etzabeth ms
wife, Beverly Waugh and Catharne In Chaucery
his wife, Joseph Bushby, William
Bushby and Jacob Hoffman, Walter
Smith, Leonard Mackali and David
English, Trustees under the Will OF
Hesry Foxall. decd. Deffs.
yYyHE Defendants, Beverly Waugh and Catherine ms
wife, Joseph Bushby and William Bushby, nor
having entered their appearance and gwen secan;
sccorng to the statute and the rules this court and
It annearng to the satisfaction of the Court that the
said beverly Waugh and Csharine his w'te' Joseph
| Bushby and william BIshby, are not inhabitants OF
the District of Columbia, on the motion OF the Com
painant by his COUNSEL it is ordered that the sad ao
sent Defendants do appear here on or before inc
day Of next November Court, and answer the Bill OF
the Complainant, aud give security for performing ,he
DEGREES OF the Court, and that copy OF t,s oruef
be forthwith published in newspaper printed IN the
Town of Alexandria, for two months successvety,
and that another copy be posted on the front door Oh
the Court. house of the said county
! VIZ Test EDM. I. LEE, c. c.
july a9-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08

c. & I. p. THOMPSON

HAVE received, per ships Pioneer, James Perkins,
In and other recent arrivals assortment of sea
sonable goods consisting Of
Fine super and extra super cloths and cassmeres
Do. do doubled mlled drabs
Mixed and d,ab plains and Devonsbire kerseys
Mixed and red Paddings
Olive, drab and brown twilled fearnoughts
Red, blue and green booking baizes
Stout green carpeting do
White. red, scarlet, green and yellow flannels
Fine and super swanskins
81. Ga 1914, la. 1874, 1874, and 144 rose
blankets, some extra quality
s, 50, 4, a and S point do
Rhoies' blue and brown camlets
DO plain, twilled and figured bombazctts
Do colored circassians and r,ttinetts
DO Tartan and caroline pltds
DO black and blue black bombazines
Cotton and wors,ed hosiery
7-8 fancy prints
9-S and Cd cambria, jaconet and fancy muslins
Ga plain and figured book do
black and colored sarsnet cambrics
Black italian lustring
Do sinchews
Coored sarsnets, gros de naples
Black and colored Canton and French grapes
Ladies white silk and colored kid and horseskn
gloves
Mems horseskin beaver and dogskin do
4 ! Irish linens
Sd and 7.8 do lawns
So ard GA do sheetings
Brown Russia do
"a, o. 10 diaper and damask table linen
8 4 md g damask napkins
Bril- eye and broad Russia diaper
Spitslfcld, bantlanna flag and madras hdkfs
Ribbons, thread and bobbinet laces
Brown and black linen
white and coIored cotton balls and spools
Floss do
Patent threads, oznaburgs, tickienbu IS
Buraps, twiiled sacking, shoe thread
.4lso--Brown and bleached domestic shrtings and
Meetings; paids, satinctts, ckings, checks, cotton
'ar SC Sc.
sept 25
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
sept 6
Charles Re,Uett

TIAs received and offers for sale Osnahurgs.
l. Ducks, Tickenburgs and twlled sackIng, oil
superior quality
a. Irish linens in whole and half pieces
50 bIeached sheetings and long lawns
general assortment OF domestic eooas' CONSISTING Vi
Bleached and unblea ched cott0ns
Steel mixed and dark blue cassaetts
Bedticks and checks
Wilmington stripes and plaids
Half bleached Russia sheetings, 0! very superior
quality
Afew bales Shoe thread, in ounce balls, OF best
ouar,v sept l2tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
Wheat W aMtea.

vsyHE subscriber having again rented the PhenIx
Mill two miles from Aiexanlrial respectfully so
,;cs a call from farmers and others who have wheat
for sale, and will at all times give the Alexandra mar:
W., 80 for rood wheat, delivered either al his Viii
nv r,;,k Or a, the Phenix Mill as above named
Also wishes 10 purchase wheat at his warehouse, heH
andria
zno 92-.d2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
Grain and Plaster:

,r1uE subscribers have formed coparnersi'P, aha
I'm ,psnsact business at Alexandria and Deco.
guam under the off, J. Jsnnf syr sale ets
invite the call of persons who bring graz" '"' sac
eltRer will At all times be furnished at ocroqan
, niss,er either in the rock OF ground, on very mo-
derate terms. ,ouS y JANNEY
;uJy Eff "''i-' "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
FOR Sale,

NEGRO WOMAN from the country. about ~
n years old. without child or husbands good PLAN
cook washer and ironer. Enquire OF Mr. James D.
Kerr. atwhose house she may be seem or OF "
PeaIe. ~ =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
Rou\tins Cloths

lust received, an additional supply OF n1a"
Cloths, which adedto any forme, stock IN. " o%
good all of which ARE Ss sae
Orders from mllers and others, will be par
ticularly attended to- ,oS. 1aNNry
7m0 10 ----------------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-08
salad Oil.

1 CHEST Imperial tea tea warranse ed prime
I6 dog. yellow striped and other hdkfs.
do. shawls various colors
merino scsrfs
mandarin robes
pieces nankin Grape
bushels fresh timothy seed
6 sacks merino and common wool
Just received and for sale lou at the auction store Of
GEO WHITE
Where may be had $50 dozen Britannia hdkfs Of
various colors and patterns which offered at Bal
timore by the quantity. liberal credit Tor APP
proved paper Also, gre variety ofdry good, fur
nture stoves, books leather, &c. all OH best terms
oct %