Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-09-21

VI INC buhCu VI OIdD6S III AIGAdHuTld,
Virginia." it was new and elegant"
a three-story brick house well furnish
ed rooms in it," The proprietor,
John Wise, has laid in a large stock
of good old liquors" and hoped he
may be able 10 give satisfaction"
Robert Morris advertised for sale
IAN estate called Franklin Parke,
formerly belonging to Governor
Franklin, situated in Burlington
county, New Jersey, comprising 900
acres. This estate is deemed to be
well adapted for the use of a genteel
family as well as for a farm" II had
a landing on Ancocus Creek from
cry day TO the Philadelphia Market"
which produce can be sent any or ev-
/ fifteen miles distant
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! A shallop that would carry "45O
barrels of flour, 100 bushels wheat
or IA cords OF wood" was for sale.
with ALI her riggings, sails, anchors,
cable and furniture, as she now Ives
at John McCUlloh's wharff," L. Crou.
fillat was agent for the brig Nymph.
about TO sail, and he had for sale "su-
gar in hogsheads and coffee in bar.
rels," Twenty puncheons of Jamai-
ca spirits we're TO be landed tOmor-
row from on board the schooner Dol
phin;' the Diana, just in from Ten.
.eriffe, had "a choice parcel of Tene-
rifle wine in pipes" cargo of Prime
Molasses' was landed at Hamilton's
wharf; forty pipes of Fayal Wine"
were to be sold by "W. Robinson,
Jun, at his store near tina Draw
bridge" where also he had nutmegs,
, pimento, ground ginger, French and
Baton brandy, gin in cases, sad irons,
Poland starch, hair powder and split
peas" 'fes, bales of corks" were of
rared by benjamin w. Morris; while
/ Thomas Lea had "hogshead of ex-
cellent, high Proof and well-fiavOred
New England Rum a" William Bell adj
verdised saltpeter, Madeira wine,
Irish linens, Boston Beef and india
Calicos;" PrOgers & Co. sold high fla
vored French Brandy in pipes, "Hol-
land Geneva in cases." also an "as-
sortment Of lronmangery" and a few
tons of Swedish iron in bars" Pet
er Blight sold brandy in butts and
hogshead, Madeira wine. fit for inn
mediate use, in pipes, hogsheads and
quartercasks." Matthias Kelley dealt
in Holland gin, snuff by the box, dipt
tallOw candles, Boston bay mackeral,
/ Malaga port and other wines; half
pipes of excellent port wine" were
! Jffered by John Vaughan; a parcel
of mahogany" had arrived on the brig
Mary Ann from Havana; and one
Samuel Williams was selling a large
assortment of mahogany in logs,
planks and boards sawed to every di-
mension, suitable for houses, ship,
cabinet and chairmakers work"
The managers gave notice Of the
next city dancing assembly" and "by
the desire Of many parents" a draw
ing school for young ladies is intend
ed to be opened in Philadelphia, under
the tuition of Samuel Folwell, Inner
A good gardener was wanted to
I whom proper Encouragement will
b. given.
Through Joel Zane and William
ZaRVt as executors, three vacant lots
of Jonathan Zane we're placed on the
market; and $500 was offered for the
recovery of a box containing rs pairs
of shoes accidentally sunk in the
Schuylkill when a boat capsized.
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Delaware T.teT pilots having an
+ nounced that they would not carry
up or down any vessel after March
5th, the master warden Of the port
ordered that these pilots deliver up
their branches" forthwith or their
bonds will be put in suit"
"A friend OF fair trade" protested
to the editor that some attempts
are being made by distillers of rum
to impose upon unwary purchasers of
that article. as well as evade a duty
on rum distilled by them, by putting
it into West India rum hogsheads and
sending il 20 auction for sale as West
India rum, and be trusted that the
iniquity may be detected, expGl3ed
and punished"
The public was respectfully inform
ed that 1.-The New Line Industry for
New York, which takes but seven in
side passengers, leaves the City Tav-
ern every day except Sunday at in
the morning, will arrive at Brunswick
the sama evening and early the next
morning New York" The fare for
each passenger was 81, and 4d per
mile for way-passengers." All bag
gage sent by this stage was "at the
risque of the owner"
Mr.. Trimpey also has a copy of the
Aurora General Advertiser of Phila-
phia for February rs, 1907. published
by William Duane, successor of Ben
jamin Franklin Bache, No. 5oS3, SIS
per year" In ii proposals are sought
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