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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

yFvO be Sold private sale, liberal TERMS plantation
IL tract Of land, containing las within two and
Ia half miles Of the town Of Newcastle, and adjoining the
commons land of said town late residence of Samuel
TIhbank and bounded by lands of George Read, Esq,
Mrs Robinson, and others This farm consists of level,
nbreken land, with frame house, orchard, &c. far
her description deemed unnecessary, il is presumed
Also-a Farm or tract Of land in a settled part of the
State of Ohio, containing $40 acres. Inquire Of
PETER JAQUErT, or
SAMUEL WILTBANK
Wilmington, August g. 68-4tp
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MARRlED-At Buenos Ayres, on the second of June.
JOHN ESCHENBERG Esq of Germany, Merchant, to
Miss ELIZA, second daughter Of the late c. A. Rodney
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4 A man named CroiG was arrested in Philadei-
spha, on Thursday morning, ard taken before the
Mayor, Tor attempting to shoot his vile in the Mar
\ ket House. He aimed 81 her with pistol, which
fortunately missed fire, and he then attempted to
6carty his diabolical design into execution with a
gdifk. police officer fortunately at hand and
stook him into safe keeping. The Mayor has COM
United him for trial.
Baltimore, 4agust f.
FIRE.-Yesterday morning about three O'Clock.
Ia tire broke out in the oil the large house at the
tcoTner OF Pratt street, the Bridge and before
ut could be subdued, communicated to, and nearly
destroyed, the large house, together with all the back
buildings The lower story of the corner, occupied
sby Mr.. Atkinson tavern, is nearly all that is
saved, and that is much injured.
The United States Schr. Beagle, arrived at The
Quarantine Ground from Key West, has been en-
Jagged for about three months in conveying numer.
.ous vessels OF almost all nations from the different
ports in the Island Of Cuba. We regret 10 learn
that her commander Lieut.. Montgomery, died ON
THE 9oth ult off Cape HatteIas. Three ordinary
sseamen, the pursur's steward, and boy, had also
deceased since the Beagle put TO sea one OF them
lon Monday morning last When the Beagle left
Havana, the U. S. schr. Terrier was there all we'll
lon board. There were TO other vessels at the Is
Land. NJ r. e. Post.
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ar The citizens of Wilmington and its vicinity are re
quested TO meet at the Town HALL, at o'clock THIS
EVENING for the purpose of making preparations for
public expression of their regret account Of the dealt
of their lamented fellow citizen, c. A. Rodney Esq.
August 10.
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Nesvcastle and "A Plain Farmer in our next
The NOMINATION. ELECTION for Candidates for
Sherf and Coroner Of Newcastle County, and for Dele
gates 10 form the County Ticket will be held in the differ
lent Hundreds in the County, on SATURDAY NEXT.
NeW Tork.-The Legislature OF this State ad-
journed Friday, scithout haring passed the cleo
!toraI la,c, the Senate still obsnately refusing to
grant the people the right to choose their own cleo
TORS We expect this rebellion of the Senate a
gainst the people and their rights, will create great
tumult in the State.
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Neycastle and n Plain Farmer in our next.
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Syfna, . John ". Seh,uk
u -Cllcsiey Taylor, II :. Tide Q, Wm.
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! Samuel Iarjy 2, James Tnrslcy, Mrs. Mary
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AIrs, Ell2ciptl IrUsloM, David T%dsiry.
t--Johh ID. Ifquhnrt 9, Robert l. Aancry,
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ID ~ Isaac Neehum, Henry williamson, Jno,
! J.. Woodson, George Nyfofd, Captain Elins
Wehs. 6nnncl j., Williamson ., 1ionns A.
Word. Alanson Winston ., hugh Nier, Ward
~ Allison 9, jefferson Niiiehrad, Johu q
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American journal OF Science and


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Max NNNSE

Of mine, seven. years old, I've feet TWO ~
three inches high. Of fin" .pirii, and rrmarha-
bly, active for y work horse, Was taken togc
Their with an Old. saddle broken behind, aud
new stirrnp feathers The hliile vas old,
The bit designed for donble rcins.
: have no doubt b1i he will aim 10 pas rs
a free man, h%Bvirg, It is supposed. stolen the
free pass of Frederick Mason. uHtel wllirh
namr ! am we'll sasisfed he viii aim to p1.s
in'l give The above reward for The man
aud horse, 5or $40 Tor eilhri ifisken within
thirty mile. of thi, place, and delivered 10
me. If beyond tIat distance, ihr sa'ac re
will he allowed. #-.Z
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MADEIRA WISE, which lie can rrcom>
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Hamilton's Worm L.oZcnees,

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anown remedy Tor cleansing the stomach, and
bowels.
\ dofe oithis Medicine given occasionally
during The nRtln scason, ill eventually pre-
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dreadful disorder, which annually destroys
thousands ot the infant Inft ol our citizens.
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plain instructions arr gwen for every part oil
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-02
lIamilton's Grand Restorative

l. recommended, ms pn Invaluable Medicine,
Tor The speedy relief and permanent cure OF
Aervoes Disorders, Violent Cramps in the
Lnwness OF Spirits, stomach aud baek,
Loss Of Appetite, Indigestion,
lmpnrity otthr Blood Melancholy, ma,
II steficnl Injections, Gont IN HE stomach,
Inward Weakness, and Pains in The Limbs,
Debility, RclnNntinnS, NJ. Ne.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-08-07
TEHE GARLAND.
O. This No. (26) completes the first half year of
the GARLASD. It's success will induce us to perse-
we're unremittingly.
THE BLESSINGS OF LIFE-Br LADY.

Were to describe the blessings desire in life,
would be happy in few but faithful friends. Might
| choose my talent it should rather be good sense
than much learning, and the character of good
Christian would please me better than that of Phi
osopher | would consult, in my choice of house,
convenience rather than state and i'll my circum-
Stances desire moderate Independent fortune, bu-
siness enough to secure from Incidence, and lei
sure enough to have always an hour to spare, l
would not be led away by ambition, nor perplexed
with disputes. would be free from both envy and
avarice; would enjoy the blessings of health, but
would rather be beholden for it to regular life and
an easy mind, than the school of Hippocrates. AS
to my passions, since we cannot be wholly Invested
of them, would hate only those whose manners
and actions render them odious and love only
where know ought. Thus would pass cheer
fully through that portion Of my life which cannot
last and place my only true confidence in that which
shall never end Selected