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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28
NATHAN BASSETT.

1t is impossible to set bounds to the love
of distinction, or disputes concerning pre-
cedcnce; Of which we have memorable in
stance in the account given by Col. Munroe
of mutiny in the army in India under his
command. Having found it indispensably
necessary to punish some of the ringleaders,
four were ordered to be tied to the guns,
and the artillery officers directed to "blow
them away" Just as the dreadful sentence
was going to be executed, four grenadicrs
stepped forth, and insisted upon it that as
they had always held the post of honor they
were strictly entitled to be blosun Szoay
first, The others therefore were united, and
the grenadiers blown away according to theil
desire.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28
French Language.

THE Subscriber respectfully offers his servi-
ces to the inhabitants Of this Borough and its vi
cinity as Teacher of the French Language
The terms and other information may be obtain
ed on application to him at his residence in Sec
ond-st, near Mr.. Belts Air Furnace.
JOHN DORAT.
Wilmington, Sept 6, 1926. 50-4tp.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28

construction Of their monument. 1t was
that railway from the quarry in Quincy
to the waters edge, would be Of great public
advantage, and accordingly an act of incorpo-
ration was procured, and the railroad COM
menced in May last. Its whole length'is a
bout three miles. 1t has stone foundation,
SO as to resist the frost, and the top timbers
are faced with iron, on which the rail- road
is laid. The whole road is nearly finished.
Contracts for the delivery of the granite
in Boston, have already been made. The lib
erality and public spirit Of a company of
the citizens of Boston have supplied the
means for the formation of this most valuable
work.
There is a secession from the ranks of
Methodism. The separists call themselves
The Methodist Society," They have pub
lshed their Declaration and Constitution.
The opening paragraph of the former is a
verbal parody on the first passage of the
Declaration Of American Independence.
"'rherc is tide in the affairs of men,
Which, taken at the food, leads OIL to For
tunes
Omitted, all the voyage oftheir life
Is bound in shadows, and in miscries"
There is a striking coincidence between
the above lines Of Shakespeare, and the en-
suing Arabian precept:
"Let him to whom the gate of good for
tune is opened, seize his opportunity, for
he doth not know how soon it may be shut >
At the Superior Court of Surry County
North Carolina, held last week, Judge RAT
fin presiding, Daniel Rush young man, a.
ged 27, was sentenced to be hung on the 29t!
instant, for the murder of his own uncle
The circumstances attending the perpetra
ton of this unnatural act were OF the mos
aggravated character, and the cause which
led to the murder, affords another Ia amcnta
BILE instance of the horrid depravity Of huma'
nature. The wife of the person thus pre-
maturcly deprived of existance, though tn
mother of twelve children, eloped from he
husband with his guilty nephew, and it wa
proved on trial, that she urged the nephe'
to kill her husband, and in consideration {
his services, was to give him some infcrio
article of clothing.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28
Prices of Country Produce.
IfyyL1fTyGJON SrTT 90, 1926.
JOHN SEBO,
GARNET g. SOFA MAKER,
Corner of Brsad and Market streets,
WILMINGTON, (Del.)

WlLNINGTON, (DeI.0
pespectfuly informs his friends ard the public
that he carries on the above business i'll all its va
rous branches c.
As he is determined to employ only the first
rate workmen, and make use ofthc best mate
rials, he has no doubt of giving satisfaction to
those those who may favor him with their custom. .
IIeintends Keeping stock ofready made III i
NErURE or hard, with which The public can ac
supplied at any time. ,r 49,.
n B. J 5. would also intorm the public, that
he has procured an elegant lIEARsE, with the
necessary equipments, such as are used III fhila-
tlclphia.
Sent 9f.--.4.,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28

Massachusetts is about to enjoy the honor
of putting into operation the first Railroad
in this country. There is an immense ledge
ofbeautiful granite in the town Of Quincy.
from which the Bunker Hill Monument As
sociation intend to draw the materials for the
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate Of Mrs.
ELIZA FORD, dec. late of N. Castle Hundred.
are requested to make immediate settlement,
and those having accounts against the same are
requested to present them, legally attested, to
RORERT RHODES, .9dm'r.
Red Lion, Sept IA, 1926. 51-6w.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28
DIED..

In this borough OH Monday last, after an i'll
ness of five weeks, Capt. ELIAS SuocKLEY,
aged Sc years.
Any attempt to eulogize the character Of this
good man will, perhaps, be viewed, by those
knew him not, as the unmeaning hattery so often
bestowed on the memory of the departed. We
feel however, constrained to say, that he pos
sesscd all the virtues which are calculated to
produce happiness in the domestic circle, and
to ensure to the possessor the esteem of the
world. He had been, for many years, pro-
fcssor Of the religion of the Lord Jesus, and
gave evidence in his life, and more especially,
in his death, of the sincerity of his ,'rofession,
and of the power of that religion to produce
peace, and even joy, in the last mortal struggle;
throughout the whole course Of his illness, not a
doubt arose in his mind to diminish his conf
dence in God-not a cloud interviewed TO darkcn
his prospect of eternal felicity To his be-
rcaved family we would say, in the language Of
the poet;
"One hope in such an hour is left,
And may this hour reveal III
He who hatn thus of bliss beiett
The heart, hath power to heal &C.
Our dearest hopes lie would not crush,
| And pass unheeded by them;
Nor bid our eyes with sowows gush,
Unless His love could dry them.
A bruised reed lie will not break;
But hearts that bow before Him,
Shall own His mercy "t,le Msy ache,
And gratefully adore liim!"
In Philadelphia, suddenly, Of apoplcxy, OF
Tuesday, the 18th inst, i'll the 25tb year OF In
age, JOHN b. DAUPIlIN, formerly of this Bo
rough.
An amiablc and atfectionate disposition, add
ed to gren' rcctitude of character, and habit had
endeared him to wide circle of friends and
youthful acquaintances, who mingle Their sym
pathies with the tears of his afflicted relations
For some time previous to this distressing event
pre- sentiment that his end was near, seems tc
have settled on his mind, and cast such an i'm
preston of seriousness over his views and con
duct, as to brighten the hopes of his surviving
relations, that this dispensation OF Providence
though sudden, did not come upon him unpre
pared: Youth, vigor, and health were his, bu
they formed no eftectual barrier against death
Snatched away in the midst ofthcse very ndca
tons OF long life, he has furnished melanchol.
testimony to the fact, that "life is but Il vapour
which appeareth for little time, and then van
sheth away;" and another admontion to thos
whom he has left behind, "to prepare to NEE
their God"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28
Cheap Boots and Shoes,
": N1'NEAL & SON,
At No % & 100, Market-st.,

INFORM the public that they have just opened
few cases of Boston and N. York manufactured
Boots and Shoes, of an excellent quality which
they will sell at very reduced prices:
Boston Boots 50 and 2 so per pair.
Ne,o- York do. SO and 81 per p air.
The public are rticulary invited to call and
view these superior articles as it is believed that
none cheaper either in price or wear, can be pur-
chased in the u. States.
Liberal deductions made to country merchants
and wholesale dealers.
Wilmington, Sept; IA, 1926.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28

1000 lbs. PRIME YELLOW TUB
and KEG RUTTER, Just received and for sale by
]. MENDENHAIL & CO.
Corner of King and Second streets, opposite the.
lower Market-house.
Wilmington, Sept 81, 1896. 81
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28

It is stated in New York paper that at
Trinidad, in the course of ls months 10
slaves have purchased their freedom, for
which they paid a sum ofupwards of S47 900
oftheir o7vn earning, averaging about $3.50
each.-How hard must these poor fellows
have toiled after the completion of their dali
" tasks, and how cheerfully did they la
Dor for base coin to give in exchange for lib
erfy,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28
Odd & Even System. Glass 8.
Most splendid Scheme in America.
COHEN'S OFFlCE-BALrrMoRE,2

CoHEN's OFFlCE-BALr1MoRE,2
Sept. IL, 1926. 5
0JTUndcr authority of the General Assembly,
the following Brilliant Scheme is presented to
the Public, to be drawn on the ODD and EVEN
SYSTEM, in consequence of its unrivalled pop
ularity-the whole IN ONE DAY, and will
take place in the CITY OF BALTIMORE, un-
der Tie superintendent of the Commissioners
appointed by the Governor and Council, on the
On the 18th November, nert.
Grand State Lottery Of Maryland,
The holder Of two Tickets or two Shares, Will
be certain Of obtaining at least one Prize
and may draw THREE!
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28
COMMUNJCATED

CoMMUSIcATED.
Short Method Of Multiplying.
Multiplicand 1234s679 Q
Multiplier 5481726S
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28

-----"that precious ore,
That pearl, that gem the tyrant covcts most,
Yet can't enjoy himself"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28

IN Editor in Troxbie.---Eot US, gentle
reader, for, heaven be praised for all things,
we are seldom cut of troubles, but some
time ago Mr.. Miller, Editor of the Batavia
Advocate, and Mr.. Follet, Editor of the Ba-
tavia Times, had sundry disputes in their
respective papers, as editors will sometimes
have, and Mr.. Miller, among other serious
charges, declared that Mr. Follet was a
Freenason, and added, as we learn, that he
himself was Freemason, but being disgust
ed with the craft. was about publishing a
book, revealing the mysteries of masonry,
and exposing them to the contempt OF the
world. We understand by a gentleman just
arrived in town from the west. that several
hundred freemasons came into the village
and seized Mr. Miller and carried him sew
eral miles in wagon he was rescued from
them, but was compelled to give up his man.
uscripts. 1t was further said that three at
tempts were made to set fire to his printing
Office, and that his friends, after attempting
to conceal him, had finally determined tc
send him to Canada. Something of the
kind has taken place of which the foregoing
| is a sketch.
We are sorry that the fraternity have ta-
ken this step--it gives great weight and i'm
portance to the ridiculous threats of the
person implicated. Silence and indifference
are the true weapons Of defence.
" Y Eng.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28

BLAcKs.-Yesterday the Park was cover
ed with negroes, lowering around the Police
Office and City Hall. 1t seems that fami-
ly of colored people was claimed by their
owners in Virginia, and the Manumission So
ciety stepped toward 10 prevent their being
sent home, but the Magistrates on having
full testimony before them declined setting
them free. When the negroes without were
informed of the fact they became outrageous
and threatened to take the lives of those con-
cerned. Several of the officers were hand
led roughly, Virginia gentleman had his
nose broke; we are told that gentleman mar
rowly escaped being killed with poignard,
aad several persons who claimed the FAM
lily were obliged to retreat by the back way
NJ Y. Enquirer.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-28

At Brooklyn, My. a laboring man ncau-
tiously placed fine sprightly boy on the
freshing himself in grocery. The boy
and horse were preciptated down high
bank, by which the boy was so much injur-
ed as to cause his death.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
100000 DOLLARS.
THE Delaacare Fire Insurance Co,n,a.,

VNCoRpORATEDby the Legislature of The r'In"y'
J. ware, with capital of one hundred thousand ''a'
The President and Dii cctors are now iecet,i,o.ns..
lions for insurance. at their Office, No 81 slply .i"' &
between Front and Second streets, against Loss
on every description OF buildings in general; Merch."t
ships in Port, and their Cagoes Household Fun,
and other personal property ,sso against loss or dam
by inland transportation ofyocds, wares, merchandise .Ss
country produce. -"
Tenn, Of insurance will he as "a, orablc as ANY of a,
Companies in the Cities Of pniladelpha New York p
tics assured may reposc the fullest confidence in ,l
soly OF lis capital aud that all losses will be pronns
adjusted by the company. f'
CoaSlLIus ID. BLASEY is Agentto survey propery ,ot
insured, for the town and vicinity Of New Castle
LEWIS II EyASs is Agent to survey property to be IN
surcd for the town and vicinity Of Elkton.
Jons CLOAK Agent 10 survey property to be nsu,a
for the town and vicinity of Smyrna
Josrrm JoNEs Agen, to survey property 10 be Insured
for the town Of WesChester and vicinity.
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Daily, Wm Chandler,
David C. Wilson, Joseph Grubb,
JoseTs &. Gilpn, Robert Porter.
WM SEAL, PiesiIs
d. BYnNEs Secretary.
! April TO- 1926. As
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
MEDICAL NOTICE.

-avIE Subscriber, Du,rnn Mtnlelsn and PuArrIcAl
CHsMisr, resp cfuly utorns the Ladies and Gent,e
,ncu o Wilmington aud lis Sc,n;y, that he has
ncnced o prepare Medicine, IN MARKET STRIFE
W,mington Delaware, in the house opfDs,r .Nr HerJ
H,2bes y C0's. Lum1er fard-.hcre he preates Tie ol
loving Medicines The Sdlplate of Qunine. This tncIi-
cine contains tile active principle Of the Peruvian Blik l
when properly prepared is the bes, medicine ye, dis
covered for TIE o. Asues, Rem,cnt aud Intermittent
tevers. lie also prepares BAsamic Restorative for dis
eases Of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumplion&
Phthsci and 4 melicne which Will 'iicc,uay cure tue
most distressing leadache matter long cunt.
,lance MAY be- lie also cares the rGot!.ache III en
minutes without making Of any OF tie coiiodug acids
red hot r1n, plugging the teeth with gold leaf
Sheet k al. The medicine lie makes Of viii preserve
he teeth for years lie prepares Tooth Powder al III
Whtcn he teeth, be they Llack from taking me IL
cine or any other cause nr. r. prepares Eve Water
that will remnvc all nIamnm ions from the eyes haze
cured numbers from tile Rheumatism and some Of them
crpples for years from it. Names signatures do rot
require aa see ii is 700 much tile wh qpackcry
From my practice OF medicine aud my experience ard
knuslcdge ot chemstry am able 10 extract medcina,
virtues contained in aninas vegetables and minerals and
apply them for the different diseases tic constitutions
Of people may want them Peisons afflicted with Cancers,
if they make timely applications be cured.
There is medicine sold by the Of Seain's Pdnu-
ce2 which did un hear Of until saw Mr.. SWANS adver.
tsement, some few weeks past hcn called ol
the most eminent ply scians in Philadelphia aud spoke
hem respecting The Panacea and nioinied them that
Mad the a'thors works Who invented tie medicine and
discovered is effects IN the OF Diseases Al
the gentlemen spoke tie subject SID they were
certain Mat Ar Swain the inventor Of the meti
cine Tie man tiat invented e Panacea was orc of the
Slesiest chemists tia; Europe produced and dead
'wo hundred wears; and his writings difficult be had
as NJ s%an las Sot some part OF hls @olis or somt
er,on gave him receipl from the work, have doub
ot have nrH prepared chemical and real preparation
of the PANACEA, which viii sell 4, dollar per bot
tie BY Ms lo1en, and dollar and fifty cents sin gle
DR.. =. prepares Wash i1r the Ladies which remove
all Spots, Erupuoas and letters from the face aud hands
and clears and beaitfes the skin. lie also prepares
Save that wil take C0rns by the roots from the toes
and not give tile least sensation of pain
LADIES or Gentlemen WHO are afflicted with any dseas
that is cur7b'e II they pleased to call ME, shall b
attended TO with the stlicest punctualy.
JAS PURCELL, VI. d. & p G.
Wilnington Del, July p, 1926. 70-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
llnlnMarc Stnte Lottery.

RI III Jtncf: If .N.ga,k CoGcqr 5ioeg,.n coi ny and
Lamapuc, Ctmci
FOURTH CLASS,
lo be liawnat Wtlrungo Del. the ls of Ncv 1895
'ScAeme-1 p!t1y Of s 900 l Of o. q Of 5000; r.
1885, Of l30oi Of 1860; Of lp1J l3 II POO; l56
n % 7So Of 6, 800 OF ) 8 100 pRlzEs. 1900
BLANKS. "A $50 TICKETS.
TcSet S5-Half 500 carter rs cents
THIS = lot ely teraed BY the pctmutaon of
50 numbers. ~ dc, c'mnc the Prizes tlercin, the 50
mDer>, from one 70 tililt} inclusive @ he several,
placed ina ahee The day OF drawing, an four of them
AiIon nunhtr tie Isl, ID aud 81 drawn from the Wheel
the order III which drawn, " Il be entitled to the przr
Of IS 09O
And these five other Tickets Which sa have on them
The same nunbcr> in The following prle,, sY be eutcd
10 Tic prl@s ,tiNe to them srcvcy W :-,he I,, 81
and ~ to S1,5oJ al, Is and 81 TO 1900; ID 81 and l
to 1,750 ST. ltard 2d TO 500; 81, IA ad l,t 20 450
Those Dhtr tckes which STALL have three OF the draw
numbers on them and those irec the 2 Sd, and h. in
some one OF their permuatiuns, will be eLtiled 10
prize Of SlO.o
All oilers being Il having three of The lawn nunhcss
on lhem, WI tacii be entl 10 pize o. 500
Those l3o lickes, having two Of tie drawn numbers
on n m, and those two the Sd and il in ay oide il
each be entitled 70 prize Of SO.
Others, heiHg 761, Srh two cf The drawn numbers
on them, w' each be entitled 10 piile If Sc.
And all those 75O0 tickets having one of the drawn
numbers on them, viii ach he entitled u i re OF Sc
No ticket which shall have drawn prile Of superior
denomination, can he entitled TO an Inferior ptizc
prizss payable forty days af The drawing subject to
the usual deduction Of fifteen per
lickeis 1HG sA e for sale AZ wholesale retail, by
YATES MCINTYRE, Ala'ager-,
No % Market siIce' " mngion.
Orders fur tickets from sance, enclosing The cas,
or PRIZE tickets, (pO pad) viii meet with p onn, atlco.
ion, il addressed above, or 10
Robertson & Little. Agents.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
FOR SALE

Murray Comlys larrsoh's, Smiths AsL's aud I"'''
ches Grammais
Hi Eham's Grammar, second edition
MARS introduction to Latin Sln,aX
First Lessons III Geography and Astronomy by d ~
Cummings, price 25
Sniley's Adams, Gummere> Workmsns and MoEsc'
Biographies
BARS lectures on Rhetoric, Barclays Cafechl>m
('rmsla~ S United States. with Questions
Conversations Chemistry
Do. o. Natural Philosophy
1aylor's Agricultural Essays
New.lork Expositor American ora.or
lioris Chronology, Murray's Exercises
llarde' CutdeJi, Conqna
Pikes, Jess's, and Bennett Arihre'ics
Ci1hering and Copy books. Receipt booSs
Rllel Memorandum and account books, SC.
Story oi Jack Nivard, the Sailor Boy or lie nhtuo''
Family designed for AneriGan Children in families a'"'
ScaUols -il William s. Cafdell. Fifth Edition. .
Cayle'S INDEI.lBLE PERMANENT INK, for "ln'9
on Linen apparel silk and Coifon stockings, table and nsu
hnen, &c, with common pen. This Tx viii net if"'-
The mos, delicate Xtuie and cannot be discharged ~
also the only method of identifying such ropelly
Common AVID Extra fine Red ard Hack Sealing h">i h"i
Lead and Paste Crayons, Gum Elastic fapers, Ns',
ather Cards, Sun Glasses Court Plaster Indian N w.
Combs, Lead and Slate Pencils, Tooth 3rlshrs -: -:
Paints in boxes single cakes Camc9s Hair feAc''
Pocket and Dressing Combs.
Rce-Faper, lrgma,ical Cards.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
REMOVAL.

EEoRGE M'CORKLE, respectfully informs his irends
and the public that he has removed TO the Corner OF
Market and Second Streets lately occupied by JOSIAH H..
Briggs where he intends keeping for sale general asso
ment of
Saddles, Brides, Whips, Trunks, &c.
And all articles his line OF business, which he will dis
nose of on the most reasonable terms.
All orders thankfully received, and promptly attendedto
Wilmington, Sep, 49, 1926. 9o-y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
NOTICE.

sTRnM absolute necessity, vel ieclnaton and
h crnined ~ close all my accounts oitG~nh; a"S'
iaeretore, who indebted, aud DO c- and lsN
give tlcir notes payable al siht dates, wi.l find her &C
paced in the hands cf unccremnuous visers tnM
y,ry leone rehars,) for collection: and ioweSe
unpleasant t may be TO adverse measures no on
ger time can, will be given in any whatever
2lih Sent 1926 j. WILSON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
NOTICE.

4 II persons indebted 10 the estate " JOIN GRO :,
"A ESq. dtcease arc requested 70 make immediate
ia m.i ava I'LL persons having CLAIMS sgnns said e>iatt
requested prescn' TIE same, without c!.y, tily
thcut c'eG fr settlement, to JOiN MOODY,
Newcastle sent. g. 1926. S5-tf lia,iojst ttlf,c
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000!

scl,,re.-1 prize 81 ;5o,oooi OF So,oco Of 10000;
Of l0 0O0 4 1900 Of 4000; 10 OF Loo; ~ OF
500; 50 u 100; 100 OF o0 LBS o. 20; 250of 10; 1850
OF g.
I8o5i Prizes. amounting Sj0S,000 81 600 tickets
Prizes payable in iSii ,iAy day, aiie he completion
of the LOTTERY, sthieci Is per deduction hut can
be had the uan,eti t.lcy dawn At Gunnes Offices
MODE OF DRAWlNG-1fe numbers will be put in.
10 one whc e USUAL and in the e Wheel will be put
the prizes abo rh denomination u -Four Dollars, and the
aw ing to proceed in the manner. The l805l pr
Ac OF 9tach III be ANA. dcd totac d numbers
u lie Lottery, IS tue case may be- dependent OH the
draw ing OF the capital prize Of S09y0, tua' is TO say
lc $4,000 llar r2c ,hon come ont % m odd number
then every odd number the scheme viii be cned ca
four doll4l rrlze ii the $1,000 dollar pze should
out an number then all The even numbers in the
sch,n ne Nil bc cu:ticG to 4 dollar rrlze
Iil odd nGincfs those ertng with !, s. ), Z, or 9
The nunlhc,s those ending with 2, A. b, s, or
Ih, mode ot drawing not only enables the Commission
ers 10 complete lie whole Lottery drawing, bu
0as the gr a,aniagc OF dist bnng the small lIcs
Il al.ry etrry Alternate nunbet in the scheme, that
the holder q tickets or two shares Of tickets (one odd
I'D one nunbe, viii be certain o obtaining Al least
phe. and n The ratio for any gfca'rr quantity
,ickct drawing superior prize IL tlIs scheme IS not
restricted draMi neilor one al,oina, tickets
therefore w,'i nee. sssi, o1 ain two rluX!.o EACH.
"a NAriil II i I. Nj WiIAns, Commissioners.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
pLANTAIION FOR SALE.

A FARM Of about t@o lmndred and fl aces G,a,'.
"a ia White Clay Creek hnhdttti, Ncwcase Gdali
abo,t h4ii me ii,m New AiS-the Nc ''s .c.cl d,
aLos ODani.l. Gfthis trict about ~ oc i,
S.sfi Vie tesi,iuc asaie The holdings s'rus ''s1
ga. h"g ll"Isc, t*o cries l?'., nctlsy eH-at 1l
~incn lag dwelling, taO s., res !! Al tr.s. 1.
tteaaiA-a frame barn corr crib &C. heqla! = 'de
land is abou, ,ql To oinci tic ,city-ii le, we.h'
cnl,yAt.on and IS easily improved. llerc is h0e srrs
II wscr near tle hutSH atd tie Whole tim IS wei ~
cred. On tins place. y m eNccient GGay OF Bulhps
sone Il is not dGcu'ii ltcegaiy nhnte'y to De-
crbe The premses rs IL presumed hat these "l1 aH.
wish purchase will previously the f,hi ul i,l
,eN,s. For particulars apply Ia Ai.tAN RunlNlIT,
Merchant, Philadelphia; Or BENJAMIN FERRIS, W.
mington.
Wilmington, oct 6, }26. 92--G
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
FOR RENT,

ND possession given immediately, that part Of the
N house lately occupiedby Jacob ]. R"bnson in Third
near Market Street. Inquire Of lchael HoO, On r. r.
BGily
Wilmington, Sept. %. WI
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-13
CONENE's
Ever True Homes IL Fortune.

" -. Mrh..svc~t, fsy do,y c5ar ID. norhtt,
.na .lyenst ~ cl7 Nh nr,f ncr 4on - Ms t>a.r lf
Lterg ,n.e H..iMo {, W SostA 111d siycc,, ta.,rt
PIN
Where l'~s f ~, 00) lus. 3 o1a ,oilats - $50
l,ss, 90,000 dl!4rs 10000 dolar 1UO9G ,!oia,, 10
c. &c &C. Iayr been Iilailel. m .l anu nllg d aliA