Removal and sale notices for goods and groceries
Calf cheien and leather goods offered by J. Westcott on Main Street with tools and linings to be removed. Drake announces sale of teas groceries wines and spirits opposite Dennison's Tavern. John Forbes advertises wholesale and retail offerings with dates in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheien
Ornaaan J. Wescott
Drake
Dennison
John Forbes
Maka
Joseph Landis & Co
Main St. and
Canal
J. Ingilam
W.C. Rogers
Ficely Coweytet
Jr Senate
Newark
N. J
Bristol
Hardord
Conn
Boston
J. Westcott
Tomfy Wright
Main St
Ohio
W. Wood
Auc
Graham
Main
Third Street
Ibboston & Spear
Kent
Wing
Barber
Pew Goows
Main Street
Cantello
Co &E
W.&o B.B
UST
C. D. Brad W-Ford & Co
Western Museum
Horner
Dewees
Wistan
Bichat
Reo’ Bronson
Hatin
Sceaeral
Julus Hatin
Martinett
Manuel
Newman
Francis
Denta Wore
Fitch
Arnott
W. Lawrence
Chapman
Gibson
Travernier
Edward
Cazenave
Ellis
Hunter
Paris
Thatcher
Webster
Brande
de Sob
Poon
Silliman’s
American Journal of Medical Science
North American Medical and
Surgical Journal Johnson's Medico-Chirurgical Review
Journal of Foreign Medicine
Journal of Health
Third and Sycamorests
Cincinnati
John Blackburn
J. Walter
J. B
Ohio River
Vilaville
Morgan Neville
Bloody Bridge and a Detroit Fort Tragedy
In 1670 near Fort Detroit a French and Indian attack on Connecticut settlers at a bridge over the Miami ended in massacre and ambush. Major Dalyell led tenacious defense, the bridge ran with blood, and the Bloody Bridge name arose from the slaughter and vengeance that followed.
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Miami
Fort Detroit
Connecticut
Dalyell
Dr Johnsons Pudding A Scotlands Inn Anecdote
A traveler recalling a Scotlands visit visits a neat inn during a storm. The land lord and his wife provide hospitality after fried mutton chops and whiskey punch. Boswell and Johnson are described as famed visitors who once filled the chairs and larder with anecdotes and meals.
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Boswell
Neenbenne
Johnson
Hole
Jahmson
Doctor
Jon
Jobanee
Scotland
Doctor Johnson
Andrew McGregor
Lion
Jackal
The Sleepless
A poem praising sleep as a holy, heavenly rest that shelters the weary soul. The speaker envisions a girl whose spirit wanders to a dreamlike homeland, weaving memories of childhood and nature into a music of woods, sea, and streams.
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C. Pipes
Jones & Walker
West Columbia
Vine Street
Charles C. Perry & Co
Iy Thomas Clare
Axth Nett
Bevin
Oly
ORR & Bates
R & Bates
Wennespars
Faipays
Satorpars
Tak Ae
Caleb En Os
Rouen Cassimere
Wala
LBS
Giy and
I Chakless
PER Erry 'Sy Co
Gunpowder & Imperial Teas
Ty Barr, Young & Vanhorne
Samuel Aeet
DR. Walker
A. Bradbury
East Front Street
F.lodigo
Wright
Y. H
Thomas Clark
A. Graham
Main and
Third Streets
C. Es
Maybu
Sanderean
Kilgour, Taylor & Co
West Front St
W. Disney & Son
Stentor
Mrs. Hemans
B. Blachly
V. H. DE Witt
FIGS
Goodman & E
Molasses. Com