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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-18
BALTIMORE MARKET.
OFFIoE OF THE AMERICAN,


Tuesday. July Is, p. NJ
Flour.-The sales of Howard street from store,
Yesterday and to day, appear to have been all
made at sc per bbl for lots Of fresh inspection.
The wagon price ia now uniformly S rs per Dbl.
For CITY Mills Flour. Of half new and halt old
wheat, miIlers are firm at Sc so per Dbl. An
offer was made this morning and declined tor
parcel of fresh ground. Of old wheat. at e 12t.-
AT the same time, parcel Of 400 bbls fresh
ground, of old wheat, was sold at So.
Sales Of several hundred bills Susquehanna
-four, in good condition. at IS 81. and one lot
of 200 bbls at 5 814 Lots oil dark bb!s may be
quoted from IS I2a and upwards, according to
condition.
Grain.-The supplies Of new Wheat are. as
yet, very limited. Sales OF the best parcels Of
water borne reds have been made at 81 20
90. A parcel Of Baltimore county red was sold
this morning at Is per bushcl. Sales OF new
white Wheat at Is, OF and so Corn ap.
pears to BE- without change in pricesj sales OF
white at 60 62 cents; and yellow may be quot.
ed at e. a 63 cents. Rye has been sold in small
lots at 20 cents per- busheI Oats have expert.
enced material decline, and may now be quot
ed, in conformity with sales, at 60 81 cts
Uhiskey. The market is extremely dull -
The nominal price of hhds is % cents; no sales.
Moderate sales of Susquehanna bills at so a 81
cents. The wagon price Of bbls remains at q
cents-and the store price Of the same at 81 a
80 cents-dull.
Sales at the New York Stock Board. July Is.
1900 shares U. 8 Bank. ..l095alU9
Gibraltar Price Current Of 5fh June 1885,
Coffee, Havana. Porto Rico and st Domingo,
Sl4 per cwt; Cotton, New Orleans, l2a Is;
Hides. Buenos Avres, Montevideo. Rio Grande.
at i53 Is; Lead. Spanish, in pigs, % per cwt;
Quicksilver, 8413 a AZ for Spanish cwt. none ut
market; Sugars, Havana. white, Ss 7,9d;
brown. sc st per c~t; Muscoyado. 85,05 a
SOC; refined loaves, at Ga 10; Tobacco, Ken.
lucky, 6 a 7; sales at auction, and picked at 81;
Wax, American, S27 per cwt, last sales and
scarce; w Woods. tnstic and logwood. Campechey,
81. LOS cwt, none; Slaves. pipe. 81 90 pr
1900; arrivals and sales making, hhds ut 5oa55,
bbIs Ss4 Sc Fre,ghts. London S. Dos per
ton, and 10 per CT prImage; Marseilles. Genoa'
Leghorn, and Malta, S4a5 per ton and per ct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-18
NEGROES Wanted
Threshlng Machine.

Threshlng Machine.
TVHE subscriber adopts this method Of informing
L the Farmers in the vicinity Of Alexandria, that he
has procured Threshing Machine, Of the most sp
proved construction, for getting out
WHEAT, RYE. OATS. &C.,
which NAV be seen in operation, this day and to.mor.
row, at the Ropewak, west end Of the town
THOSE who may wish to have their Grain got out by
the machine, can leave word with Mr. John Gibson,
III is"s, HUMPHREY RICHARDS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-18

Sales at the New York Stock Board, July Is.
1900 shares u. 8 Bank. .l09salU9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-18
SlendiN Piano.

0NE more Of those splendid. grand Pianos just re:
stop. with fine tone the case in front 10 made Of va
regated lake wood and finished in superior Style
warranted and will be sold at the Northern price, with
the small addition of freight, by
RICHARD DAVIS.
~ i6-eo3t Ro, sl street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-18
French Wines

A GREAT variety of Wines. such .: saturne. st.
"A Estephe, Chateau Margaux, st. Julie". La6itte.
Hermitage, Champaign, for sale at reduced rates. IN
cases containing one dozen each.
Also--Claret in casks. st. Lucar. Malaga. Sherry.
Port, and Old Madeira. in pipes. halfppes. and quar-
tiers, constantly for sale by
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-18

A Madrid paper Of May asth, received at N.
York, contains the melancholy news OF the death
Of Charles S. Walsh. Esq Secretary Of Lega-
ton of the United States at Madrid. at the age
Of 80. He died on his way to Valencia from
that city, being on journey for the benefit OF
his health.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-18
Family FI0ur y Aar0

AnO Barrels prime Family Flour
ltJU 100 kegs Lard. superior quality, in shipping
iyls-eost FREDERICK YooTE.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23

my cot, just before day light, l smelt a
very strong smell, blowing in at the wea-
ther-port, which was open; and after
shutting at it three or four times, knew
it tobe otto ofroses. sent,for the officer
of the watch and asked him If there was
anything in sight. He replied that there
was not; then ordered him to sweep
the horizon with his glass, and look we'll
out to windward. AS the wind freshen-
ed the smell became more powerful. l
ordered him to get the royal yards across
and have all ready to make sail, for
knew that the Turk must be near US
At daylight there he was, just three
miles ahead in the winds eye. But al
though he beat us going free, he was no
match for us on wind, and before noon
we had possession of him and all his ha
rem. By-the-by, could tell you good
story about the ladies'. She was very
valuable prize and among other things,
she had puncheon Of otto of roses on
board-''
sWhew!" cried the first lieutenant.
"What! whole puncheonF''
"Ycs," replied the captain, ga Turkish
puncheon-not quite SO large, perhaps,
as ours, on board; their weights and mea-
sures are different. | took out most Of
the valuables into the brig commanded,
about 10000 sequins-carpets- "a
mong the rest, this cask of otto of roses,
which we had smet three miles off,
We had it safe on board, when the mate
of the hold, not singing it properly, II
fell to the spirit room with run, and
was stove to pieces. Never was such
a scene; my first lieutenant and several
f men on deck tainted; and the men in the
hold were brought up lifeless, it wa:
some time before they were recovered.
t We let the water into the brig, ant
: pumped it out, but nothing would TAXI
n away the smell, which was so overpow.
: ering, that before could get to Malta
had forty men on the sick list. When
|, arrived there turned the mate out OF tn
service for his carelessness. 1t was no
until after having smoked the brig, ant
!; finding that Of little ase, after havin!
:, sunk her for three weeks, that the smel
was at all bearable; but even then,
O could never be eradicated, and the ad
A. miral sent the brig home, and she wa
81 shin cs.. r. .tf, s;-;ee---t.scy coi.is- =
:. nothing with her at the dock yards. Sh
Ne was broken up, and bought by the pee
l. pie at Brighton and Tunbridge wells
d who used her timbers for turning fame
d articles, which smelling as they did, S
s. strong of otto of roses, proved protits
= BILE,
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
--.s>S Q et+- -
THE MODERN RADICAL.

AZ The following is an extract from the
forthcoming Novel Of Mr.. Bulwar, entitled
"Engiand and The English"
"Samuel Square is of a new school of rad
;c,ls; he is also a republican,. He is not a.
,,,,,;,osopher, but the philosophers eternally.
He lieth upon first principles He cannot
go step beyond them. He hath put the
81 ofhis mind into boxes, in order that they
.A., ~ rrow longer, and thinks it beauty
W.. may , he are unfit for every day Wa king
IWhateve, may be said by any man against
HE In,c he has but one answer-a tlrst pl1n-
c;n,e He stateth truism IN reply, that
hath no evident conneXloh with the matter
:. a;.,,,ta He thinketh men have no pas
=. 10 corsidereth them mere clockwork,
nM I's t,t eth out his eternal first principle
CIV o,,,v ;nstrument to wind them up by,
aa Wy a.,vrad that all men of all classes,
..adas and intellects, act by self-intercst, and
- Nv ts,,ath RI I'm that their interests is so-and
CO so.and.so will they necessarily act. In
~. .'a;,' ,,on chow him that he never yet hath
con,;rced any man-he rcplieth by first
,,,;nc;nle, to Drove, in spite OF your senses,
r., ~, h.th He has satisfied himself, and
ds'nandS no further proof. He is of no earth
", ,t;l;tv. though he has walled himself with
!. sunposed utilItarianism. lie cannot write
60 as to be read, because ne conceiVcs that
all agreeable writing is full OF Danger. lie
.arnot sneak SO as to be understood, precisely
because he never speaks but in syllogism.
lie hath nc pth and succnlence Ill him-he
Is as dry as "a bone. He liveth by system
he never was in love in his life. He refuscth
a cheerful glass; nay, perhaps he dleteth on
lIv anon vegetable food. He hath no human
sympathies with you, but is great phlan-
throphst for the people to be born thou
sand wears hence. He never relieyeth any
one, he never fceleth for any one-hc only
reasopeth with every one-and that on the
: very smallest inch he can find of mutual
f agreement. Ii he was ever married, should
suspect him to be the father who, advertising
the other day for a runaway daughter, beg
ped her, IF she would not return to her dis
consulate parents, to send them back the
K ev of the tea. chest What is most strange
, about him is, that while he thinks all The
/ rest of the world exceedingly foolish, he yc
believes that they are only to be governed b,
a reason. You will find him visiting lunatit
' asylum, and assuring the nadmcn that 1t \
In It rational to be insane, He knoweth no
: one man from another; they seem tn hun a
sheep or babies seem to us-eXceedinsll
{ alike. He thinketh that he ought to have
4 hand in public aLfairs-the Almighty forbid
b This is a scion from the tree OF the new kad
'flicals He hath few brethren; he calietl
:. himself philosopher, or sometimes beth
II. amite, He resembleth the one or the othe
:. as the ba, ber'i block resenolsth man. n
n is the block"
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
Notice

Is hereby giDen, that the connection hereto
fore existing, in the business, carried on oy,
and in the name of Jacob X. Higgins at NO. ~
West High St. between the subscribers, nav
ing expired by its own Limitation is hereby
Dissolved by mutual consent.
JESSE MEND1NHALL,
JACOB X. HIGGINS.
AND Jauub X. fI'yy,rrs r''aTs ~ fer past
favors, respectfully informs his ir'enas ana
the public generally, tina, he will continue
the business, at the same place. whete IN, ne
will he pleased to furnish all articles III MS
Inc wv. GrourIirs, Liquors. Wines, Flour,
Feed and China, Grass and Queensware, OF
which he as complete assoItmenD at the
Lowest prices for cas- or approved securi.
tiles.
All persons indebted will confer favor by
paying the amount OF their respective ac'
counts up to this date ,o,,,c
9th mo. 18th, 1888.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
entertainments.
OF BYRON.

His good humoured forgiveness OF the au :
tbors has been already alluded to. Nothing
of this illustrious poet, however TRIVIAL can
be otherwise than interesting. we kne"
him we'll. At MIR. Murray's dinner table,
the annotator met him and Sir John Malcolm
Lord Byron talked OF intending to travel IN
Persia. ..What must do when l set on
said he to Sir John. s'Cut off your buttons!'
s.Mv buttons! what these metal ones! Eyes:
these Persians in the the main are very
honest fellows; but if you so thus be-.
olizenet, YOU will infallibly be murdered
for your buttons" Alta dinner al Monk
Lewis's chambers in the Albany, LORD
Byron expressed to the writer his deter
mination not to go there again, adalhS,
81 never will dine with middle aged
man who fills up his table with young
ensigns, and has looking-glass panels to
| his book. cases" Lord Byron, when one
of the Drury-lanc Committee OF man
agement, challenged the writer TO- sing
alternately (like the swans In Virgin
the praises of Mrs. Mardyn, the &C
tress, who, by the bye, was Kissed OIL tht
stage for an imputed intimacy OF whlci
she was quite innocent. The contest raj
as follows:-
awake music of fire your ardent Tyre,
Pour fol til your anorous ditty,
But first profound, in duty bound,
Applaud the new committee
Their scenic art from Thespis' cart,
All faded nags describing,
To London drove this queen OF love,
A., Enchanting Mrs. Mardyn.
Though tides OF love around her rove,
feare shell choose Pactolus-
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
NOTICE..

The public is respectfully notified that the
duties Of the .Wilmington Classical lnsti-
tute" will be resumed on Monday Goth inst.
In this Institution are taught the Greek and
Latin Classics, in connection with the Mathe-
matics; also the Hebrew language 1t requif-
ed. A few more pupils can be accommodate
S. M. GAYLEY, Principal.
No 1856, King street.
n. B.-Term twelve weeks; no charge tor
holidays.
| Aug. ~, 1888.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
MONCURE ROBSON.
Schuyikill CO. Pa. Aug. 8, 1885,
EVERY MAN DESPOTI

Ambition is passion deeply engrafted in
to the mind of mani; calls forth all that is
noble and great, and all that is debasing and
wicked; "by that sin angels fell" Every
man is DESTROYS of gaining distinction among
his fellow-men. Every man is naturally
deshotic, and wil exercise whatever power
and influence he may possess to its full ex-
tent, and not unfrequently he will assume
power to which he has no claim. Instances
of this may be seen every day among all
classes of citizens, from the boatswain of
merchant ship, to the commander of ~;
from the petty pedagognc of village school
to the President of the United States.
Machiavel, whose authority on this subject
is good. says, that when men rise to little
power, it is natural to grasp at more, and
therefore those who would fairly establish
their liberties must rm their government in
such manner as if they suspected all men
by nature more inclined to evil than to good,
combining their rulers within such bounds, a,
not even TO ieaye il in their ho7yer TO do mix-
chieE-LoSveH Journal.
.4uecdote. An Irish woman called at
grocer's the other day, and asked for quart
of vinegar. 1t was measured off, and put
into gallon jug. She then asked for ano-
Their quart, to be put in the same vessel,
"And why not ask for half a gal!on and done
, with it? said the grocer. .'Cch. bless your
little bit of soul, answered she, 'ft's for
ltsvo tcysonS."
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
To the creditors of the late firm Of
Rrr1nSOn & BeaSten,

Notice is hereby given to you, pursuant to
a DECREE of the Court of Chancery OF the
State Of Delaware, for New Castle County
to appear before the subscriber, at his Office,
in the Town of New Castle, on "Wednesday
the 28th day of August instant, between the
hours of o'clock A. M. and O'Clock +. M.
for the purpose of proving your debts against
the said firm. ,oor,,
New Castle. Aug. 10, 1855.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
NOTICE.

Nhe Partnership existing between the
Subscribers since he lst April 1885,
under the firm of VIM. c. Gr,ham & Co. at
Naaman's Creek, is this day dissolved by mn,
tual consent, VIM. &. GRAHAM,
CHAS. MACKEE,
AUG. VAN AMRINGE.
Naaman's Greek, I
Aug. 18th, 1883. 7o-ot
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23

SIXTEEN ACRES of land lying on the
northerly side of High street, east OF Walnut
street and about n acres on Broad street or
Church lane, opposite the old Swedes church
Also acres on the Kennel road, opposite
the dwelling of Doctr: VIM: Gibbons. There
are also several BUILDING LOTS, to sell
or let on ground-rent, all in the City OF will
,minpton. These grounds were the property
late of Joshua w ollaston, decd: they are adj
vantageously situated, of an excellent quality
nearly all in grass, and under good FENCES e
These Lots will be sold at private sale fof
fair prices, either entire, or divided to SUI,
purchasers, The titles are indisputable, and
Immediate possession can be given.
Apply to ,,y
1Mo. 40 1898. lis, Market st.
N. b. The GRASS on some OF the above
lots is to be let for the remaining part OF the
season, if not sold. 90"
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
Cupping & Leeching.

UVHE Subscriber respectfully informs
her friends and the public that she
lately procured fresh supply OF superior
Leecbes, and will at all times be in readiness
to attend to whatever calls she may be favor
ed with, Her residence is IN Queen street,
next door tc the corner of French street.
MARY ROBINSON.
Wilmington, Aug IL, 1882.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23

I'm the Road from Wilmington 70
q BNew Castle on Saturday 10th inst. q
small Pocket Book containing one ~
Dollar United States Note and several
notes of the Farmers Bank. The finder
by returning the same will be generous
ly rewarded by
JOSEPH DAUPHIN.
Aug. IL, I'LL
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
POLITICAL.
HYMN.
Tune. -Oid Hundred.

liz NM
ZMne.-Od Hundred.
Almighty God! to thee we raise
The voice of joy, the song Of praise;
Thine arm protects the Patriot just;
And smites the oppressor in the dust.
When in the days of deep distress
Our fathers sought the wilderness,
Thou didst their guardian God appear,
Their path Hume, and wande rings che err.
When at their country's call, the brave
Unsheathed their swords. its rights to save,
Thy succoring power the battle led
And victory smiled, and foemen fled.
O!may this realm forever be
United, Independent. Free;
And may its arts and virtues shine.
Through every age, with light divine.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
NQ1EIG.N

rs Hereby given To whom 1t may concern.
lthat intend TO apply to the Honorable the
Superior Court of the State OF Delaware NJ
4heir session at New Castle, In November
next. to be divorced from my husband James
H. Miles. -, nc
MARGARET w. Miles.
Pencader Hundred, dug. 6,-7o-om'
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
DIVIDEND.

THE managers of the Wilmington
& Philadelphia Turnpike Company have
this day declared Dividend OF per
cent. on the Stock OF said Company Tor
,he last six months, which VIII be pala
10 the Stockholders or their Legal rep
,,esentatiyes on or after the 18th anst.
EDWARD TATMALL ITeas'r.
August 4, 1881 m.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
SILK HATS.
wv R SELLARS.

N S1ss s and m scsaat ese Of Hats
t taw dozen of silk hats, black and drab' OF
very .w superior quality, carefully selected s "a
from a eel. brated silk hat mandatory ID
pHiladelphia. Fresh supplies viii DC &c, con .as :
Sanity received, and sold at the lowest prices
Wilmington, Aug. E, 1SS5-1Ot
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
Five Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber, IN tAls city,
on Friday the fifth of July last an ihaeh'ea
;apprcntice to the butchering business, named ,s,
John Swannell, about l9 years OF age ne
.,ove reward win be paid for the apprehen-
s;"p and return Of said boy to me in Whining
ton. rOpIIAM
Wilmington, Aug. st. ~,
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND
ConveyanCer's Office.

JAMES SORDEN, has opened an ONCE
at No. 2. third street, next door to John Key
nold's store, where lie transacts all business
in the line of aNotary public: He also draws
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, Powers of Attore
every description, with despatch and in legal
form. July ~, 1s33.-65-tf
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
will be Exposed to Sale,

WIFI UC ALAROSN" ~
At Vendue, OH Friday, the 9th day OF sep
tember next, at o'clock III the afternoon, at
the house of Andrew Bradley, in the village
of Newark, in White Clay Greek Hundred
and county aforesaid all that
PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAM,
situate in Pencader Hundred, in the county
aforesaid bounded by lands Of James Lind
sew. lands of Fred H. Holtzbecker, by iands
late of Benjamin Watson, deceased, by ianas
of George Plat and others, and by the pup
4. =; .,aaA leading from the sail now owned oy
about one hundred and SIX E2sfas o' we
more less, with tn , improvements and APP
nnrtepances being the Real Estate OF John
Pitncr, deceased, and to be sold Tor the pay
ment of his debts. r
Attendance will be given, and the terms Oh
sale made known, at the time and place atore
said by Joseth Chamberlain, Admir-. OF SAID
decd or his Attorney.
By order of the Orphans Court.
MATTHEW KEAN, Clerk.
New Castle, July 16, 1888.
ON the above described property there is
comfortable frame dwelling house and Kitten
on. good barn with stablng underneath. nay
house and other out buildings, an orchard OF
ect fruit. The land is of good quality
the situation pleasant, and being but one mile
from the village of Newark affords every Ia
e,,y w. 78ts
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
ZULEIKA.

One of the most faultleSS OF the characters
which have been drawn by Lord Byron, is
Zuleika, the young and fair daughter If the
Pacha CHATTER in the Bride OF Abydos. Beau
ty and loveliness were never more delicately
or more truly delineated. 1t is one of those
fairy creations the mind, which if it be IN
real is nevertheless full ofpo'try and very plea
SAINT to dwell upon. The thoughts OF early
and tragic fate are partially relieved of their
melancholy by the beautiful oriental fiction
that an ever-blooming flower marks the place
of her grave, and that her nightly requiem is
the wild and magic notes Of AN unseen bird.
yflb. argus.
Within the place of silent tombs
That shine beneath, while dark above
The sad, but living cypress glooms
And withers not tn ough branch and leaf
Are stamped with an eternal grief,
Like early unrequited love.
One spot exists which ever blooms,
Fen in that deadly grove
A single rose is shedding there
Its only lustre meek and pale:
It looks as planted by Despair
So white-so faint-the slightest gale
Might whirl the leaves on high:
And yet though storms and blight assail
And hands more rude than wintry-sky
May wiring it from the stem-in vain
Tomorrow sees it bloom again;
The stalk some spirit gently rears,
The waters with celestial tears;
! For well NAV maids nf Helie deem -s.,-
hat this can be no earthly Hover,
Which mocks the tempest's whitening hour
And buds Il sheltered by bower,
Nor droops, though spring refuse her shower
! Nor woes the summer beam.
| To it the liuelong night there sings
| A bird unseen-but not remote;
Invisible his airy wings
But soft as harp that Houli sings
His long enhancing note!
1t were the Bulbul; but his throat,
Though mournful, pours not such strain;
For they who listen cannot leave
The spot but linger there and grieve
AS If they loved in vain!
And yet SO sweet The tears they shed,
lis sorrw SO unmxt with dread,
They scarce can bear the morn to break
That melancholy spell,
, And longer yet would weep and wake
lie sings so wild and we'll!
But when the day blush bursts from high,
EXPIRES that magic melody,
' And )me have been who could believe
! $50 fondy youthful dreams deceive,
Yet harsh be they that blame,)
t That note ST. piercing and profound
Will shape and syllable its sound
Into Zuleika's name
lis from her cypress summit heard,
: That melts in air the liquid word.
IT'S from her lowly virgin earth
That white flower takes its tender BIRTH
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-08-23
New HAT & SHOE Store.
No. 4-Hgh-st. ne.rt door to T. Larkins'
Grocery Store.

The Subscriber. having in addition to his
former stock of SHOES, added general as
sortment of SILK x FUR HATS, from one
of the first manufactures in Philadelphia,
finished in the most handsome and best stile,
all which he will sell at the lowest manufac-
turers prices. ~r
ISAAC DIXON.
Wilmington. 8 mo. 1, 1888. 50 SIN