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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04

VINE Subscriber having entirely abandon
4 ed the idea OF moving 10 the ooutb--
viii in future attend the courts holden ~ III,
county OF Franklin He VIII Ice found con
SANITY at his office unless when ~ is absen
ON professional buslnes-.
Nm TALIAFERRO
September 4. tc2n9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04
Dismal Swamp Lottery,
An 49,

FTTI qTINV1I1s
To be drawn in Richmond, oil in one dny-.-
rs No. Lottery, by combination ond permu.
tation- g ballots 20 be drawn,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04

1NoTICE.-Ihe subscriber, living uea
III Rev. Wm. s. Reds school Room, vii
take IA few female boarders
RALPH SMITH, Jr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04
LOXTERIES!y
Grand State Lottery y uugmi'


tlRs1 Ola ),
For the Benefit ~ ihe MonongaIis Acndeioy.
10 he drawn in Richmond, on The 95lh
Scplembrr next all in one day, on the oda
aud Even system, under the management Of
The Messrs COHEN'S.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04
FOR : tI.iI,

InFIE HOUSE aud Lon on the Nam
- street, al this Time occupied rs u Baking
EsIabli,hment Grocely AZ, near Planters
warehouse, which is VIII adapted for bust
neso aud The accommodation of tamil -
would also sell 10 feet Of ground on The
malh-slfcet in front, running back i2o Ieel,
on Bank square, now occupied rs tenants by
John Miller, VIM. Mknney md Richard
lbnfnou, 10 any person that would improve
ii luihe course OF . years, by putting up
good, substantial, fre.proof brick building
rs TINS ground, is equal if not the very bcsl in
all Lyuchburg TO improve for houses Of bu,i
ne,s, S-c.--And Tor a fair price would sell ci
Their of tie Birk tcneml mis- own On the
same sqnare--aud 300 acres monntain land
IN Bedford county, part of which i GOOD
tobacco land mclcarcd. For terms apply To
JOHN | CABELL.
Lynchbnrg, Sent 4.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04

I,1,Ts,iing Reninisce"oe.-wF do not
,,h.n we have been more interested
spa" .ifb ,hr perusal ofan article which
t'a .a,.r will find IN to-ddy's paper, re-
s -, IA An important period Of American
1" pr,-,be era Of the adoption of the Fee
b''s aI ionsliturion. A plan of government
le,@' win 50 mucn difficulty, should he
"n,aeh.d with reverence and touched
.,aiion. We recommend the article
,be nr,usal ofthe reader.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04
HIGH AND Low SYSTEM.

Tirginia Literature Lottery. 4th class,
vii be drawn in Lydehbufg IN October neki-
ALL IN ONE DAP
TO BE DRAWN ON AfNfW PLAN.
More Prizes than Blanks.
5CHEAlE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04
AUG. LaETWICxI,

North Caro- inn, South Carolina and Geor-
gIa money iskan AT par July a.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04

ih'sis very briliont Scheme. Ticket
are NON low, VIZ:
~ Wholes 30 90 Quarters 81 20
Halves z Gu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04

r. The last papers officially announce
the death Of Richard Anderson, E-g On,
cfonr Ministers 10 thcC Jon lress of Panama
while on his way To that pIaer.-Tue Goa
gre5s was in session, and had been ad,h.s
scd BY the Master from Peru
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04

BY this plen o drawing, the holder Of two
Tickets 10 sure OF Que prize aud may draw
three.
Whole Tickets IS 90 Quarters 81 %
Halves 200
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04

Hanlden Sydney College. The annual
announcement of this restitution will br
hid on Wednesday, the eth September.
The examination Of the Classes will COM
npoce on the Friday previous.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04

Sep, I,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-04

DANL. WILLIAMS, !Seoty p. T.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-19
[reASsLATIoS1
ORDINANCE OF THE KING.

Charles by the grace Of God, King Of France and Ma.
10 all those who shall these presents, greeting
Having considered ordinance of the 18th April 1885,
the report presented TO us by the preparatory commission
appointed by ordinance Of the ls September, OF the
year the law Of Oth April last, relative TO the dis
rbution of the indemnify appropriated 10 the ancient
onsts Of St Domingo and the report of the President Of
the Council of Minister'S have ordained, and do ordain
as follows.
TITLE lst.
OF Claims for indemnity, and Of papers to be annexed
thereto
AKr st The ancient proprctors of real estates stu
ate in the French part Of the island Of Saint Domingo
their heirs assignces lcgatees legal
must in order TO obtain indemnify lay their claims for
the before the commission which will be established
for the distribution ofthe of $50 Millions appropriat-
ed torhe ancient coonists Of Saint Domingo
Their claims shall be left with the Secretary ofthe
commission.
AKr I'd Every claim for liquidation must contain
lst hedcsgnation Of the claimant domicle at Paris
I'd The names and surnames Of the claimants,
Sd Ii the claimant Is representative Of the ancient
prourietors the aud surnames of the individual
Of real estates in l7-9 for which he claims in.
dennity and those of the intermediate heirs who were
qualified 10 claim
4,h The denomination Of real estates in 1889 with the
indication Of the town parish wherein hey are stu.
iied III of their dimensions III of the different kinds of
cultivation which were established them w of the
boundaries of said property; v Of the distance from
port; " Of al the improvements which made there
On; VII of the 1mber OF slaves dwelling them VIII
bfthe animals buildings, and manufactures attached 10
en TX Of the nature and quantity Of crops raised ia
80 or IN the wear nearest thereto and in general of
thing that can aid IN ascertainng the value Of real
estates
5th information n II can be obtained Of the number
ab0rercn those Improvements who nave been sUNnder
Il, sold the British Government 10 be Incorporated
the army levied the period Of the occupation Of part
the colony By that Government, wo have been Ia
away BY then masters INTO ether COLONIES, INTO tot
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-19
Sp Autboritp.
NOTICE
TO ST. DOMINGO CoLoNrsTs.
NOTICE
IEPARTNENT OF STATE,

Washington, lSt August, 1896.
The following law and ordinances, which have been Of
1ciay communicated to this Department through the
Minister OF the United States at Paris published for
the Information and Instruction of persons residing this
country, who have claims Of indemnity upon the French
Gvcrnment, ancient Coonsts of the Island of st Do
nnao the representatives of such Colonists-to which
added trlnsatons Of the said law and ordinances
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-10-19
TRANSLATION,

TRANsLATtOS.
Lar ref1fire to the distribution ofe indemnify stip.
tlated in favour Of the ancient coLontSts q ST. Do.
rningo.
CHARLES, BY THE GRACE OF GoD, KING OF
FRANCE AND Navarro.
To all present, and 10 come, Greeting:
We having proposed the chambers having o.
dopted,
We having ordained aud do ordain as follows:
Art lst The sum Of Ij0.000000 of francs granted,
by the ordinance of II April lc25, TO the ancient CO.
loniss Of Saint Domingo, shall be entirely distributed
among them and without any deduction IN favour OF
the State for public property well tor that oi nd-
viduas which may have failed 10 II through want Of
heirs.
2 The ancient proprietors Of realestnte situated
in Saint Domingo as also their heirs legaees, do
nees or legal representatives shall be admitted 10
claim the indemnity announced IN the preceding
ticle Surrender Of the inheritance shall not be OBJ
ected TO the claimants unless by those heirs who
have accepted IL.
Civil death resulting from the laws Of emigration,
! shall not be alleged against them.
g. In no case shall individuals, possessing the pow
or to exercise the right of ownership in the island Of
SAINT Domingo be admitted 10 claim the indemnity
Neither in their own name, heirs and representa-
Itiv~s of persons who would have been entitled to
ucaim.
g. The claims shall be sent in, under penalty of
uforfeture without regard to the summary declara.
ions already made, that is TO say;
Within the space Of one year by the inhabitants Of
The kinudom;
Within the space Of eighteen months by those who
Ewel in the other States Of Europe
Within the space Of two years. by those who reside
? MT Of Europe;
cN These periods shall begin from the day Of the pro
] .'lsation ofthe present law.
II The distribution of indemnity shall be made by a
'eeisl Commission nouains!ed by the hing.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
Newark Boarding School.

vNHE YOUNG LADIES' Boarding School at Newark
Il Del, heretofore conducted by Mr.. SHEREH will, on
the hrst day OF November next be opened and continued
under the superintendent of the Rev. SAMUEL BELL
Instruction will be given by the most accomplished
teachers IN all the useful, and Of the Ornamental
branches OF female education, such Reading, Writing
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Composition, Rhetoric An
clent and Modern History, Chronology Geography with
the use OF Maps and Clones Natural Philosophy Astrono-
my, Chemistry, Music, Drawing, Painting Embroidery, &C.
strict and uniform attention will be paid 70 the intel
ectua Improvement health, manners, morals of the
young ades-they will be constantly under the care of
gnyerness of unexceponabe character, and accomplished
manners.
The heahfui and pleasant situation of the village, and
the high character of the gentleman who has
superntend this seminary will it is hoped procure for it
a liberal share Of public patronage.
TERMS OF BOARD AND TUITION QUARTER, $50.
Extra charges for Music, Drawing, Painting, Embrode-
ry, &c.
VISITING COMMITTEE "A. K Russell John Thomson
Isaac Gibbs, Andrew Gray Joseph Chamberlain, Thomas
W. Handy Samuel Meeteer, Henry Wheley.
We owe it to ourselves and children patronize an in
stuton worthy Of supportand cannot forbear to
congratulate parets and guardians the prospect of its
becoming equal no. superior, TO any other in The state
October 6, 1926. g2-f6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
The North American Review.

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VOLUME, and receives wide and increasing patronage
throughout the United States In its leading objects and
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#ctcsms works OF taste, literature, and what may be
Called the more elegant branches of learnng and second
, that Of being depository of discussions on topics of
&genera politics, legislation, science internal relations
socal institutions and, short, whatever comes down to
#the immediate interests Of the community. it is special
#desgn, as Tar as possible 10 give the work strictly naon-
Hi, and American character
Several of the constant contributors men Of letters
who have travelled and studied in foreign parts and be-
cone familiar with the languages, and literature of the old
cones others devoted to literary and scientific pu
saits profession while others conspicuous Among
coarts OF justice. Owing the steady support of large
number Of gentlemen thus qualified, who reside in different
pas OF the Union, the work has with degree of favor
Sand success, both in the United States and abroad which
Hno similar publication in this country has enloyed has
lis prosperity any former period been rapidly ncreas
fling as at present.
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The Subscription price pe dollars year. 10 be paid BY
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Tor THE Nohrn AMEHrcAs REVIEW BosToS.
Subscriptions receiyedby A & Ii. WIlsor Wilmington
June, 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
SHERIEES SALE.
BY PETER B. DEL.ayNY, SRERIPl

virtue of sundy writs o evari facias, TO directed
Id will be exposed to public SALE al the house of VIM
Williams, in the village Of Canwcls Bridge, in ST. Georges
hundred, Saturday the 21s Of October inst. at
O'Clock, M all that plantation and tract of land known
by the of High Hook, with the parcels Of marsh
thereto adjoining and now belonging situate on the north
side of Appoquinmnk and Drawyes Creeks in the hun.
dred Of St Georges and County of Newcastebegnnng
corner where old white oak formerly Stood by
the marsh side and the west side of branch that
tends itself out of Drawers Creek and running thence
northeast to white oak, thence dividing this from
the lane late of Isaac Vandykc, white oak stand
ing by branch side that divides this from the land late Of
Cornelius Cary thence running down the said branch to
old white oak the south side Of said branch
thence southwest TO at the head of valley
thence to corner the side of branch by the
marsh road thence along small in the marsh that
divides that from the marsh late of John Vance, dec
raj courses to Appoqunmink Creek and running up the
SAID creek to corner stake by the creek side thence
ng into the marsh northwest to another stake
thence south west to another stake standing the said
creek thence through the marsh to the place Of beginning
containing two hundred and Of fast land and
one hundred and twelve and hundred and thirty
Eight perches Of marslin all three hundred and forty
four and one hundred and thty-eght peIches Of
last land and marsh And the adoinng parcel OF marsh,
pait oil which is mproved beginning post BY the side
f Appoquinnnk Creek aforesaid, being of the
before described mars and extending the said creek
one hundred and eight pcrchcs thence up Drawycrs
creek one hundred and five perches thence by the marsh
late Of said Isaac Vanyke being the of the land OF
sad Isaac Vadyke and place OF beginning of the oherbe
tore mentioned tract thence reversing he last line there
and three quarters. or less,,ogeter with all and
singular the Improvements and appurienances, Seized
ana taken IN execution the property OF Purndi fcron
Newcastle, Oct. G, 1926. 93-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
VISIT TO THE INSANE HOSPITAL.

VISIT TO THE INSANE HOSPITAL.
I've seen the wreck of loyeliest things-Iye went
Ger youthful beauty in her early shroud:
All pale, and cold, as when the moon hath slept
In the white foldings of wintry cloud
I've the wreck of noblest things-I've mourn'd
Ger fallen manhood, e'en in lifes young bloom
In whose deep glance the immortal spirit burnd
Most brightly-what victim for the tomb
I've seen the wreck of proudest ,hings-Ive sgh'd
Der sculptured mounds in low prostration laid.
Towers, that the blast of ages have defed,
All moulderng dark, beneath the ivy shade.
But oh there is scene of deeper no
To which the soul can never be rcsgn'd---
'rs frenzys triumph-Reason's overthrow
The ruin'd structare of the human mind
Oh! tits sight of paralyzing dread,
To mark the rolling of maniac's eye!
From ahch the spark ofinteect hath fed.
The laugh convulsive--or the quvering Sigh
To see Ambition with his moonlight helm,
His shield shadow-and his sword straw
The fancied monarch of powerful realm
Dlscoursing nobly, and debating war
To see pale Beauty raise her dewy eye,
Toss her white arms-xnd beckon things Of air.
As if she held communion with the Say
And all she loved, and all she sought were there.
10 list the warning Of anearthly sounds,
That wildly rise, like oceans distant swell
Or spirits shrieking DER enchanted grounds
To call dark magic from her secret cell.
oh never, never may such fate be mine
I'd rather dyell in earth's remotest cave,
Sol, my spirit calmly might resign,
TO Him who reasons glorious blessing gave!
Bostoa Statesman.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
Young Ladies' Boarding School,
No. 110. Market Street. U1iI,n;,,o oto,3

Z this Seminary which is open for the reception
N Of pupils, all the useful, and most Of the ornamental
branches OF education. will be taught with unremttng dill
|Eence; and every attention paid TO the health manners
|ad morals of the young ladies' TERMs of board and i.
ton, per Or, $50, paid in advance. Extra charges for
music and other ornamental branches.
w. SHERER.
Wilmington, Oct IL, 1926. 95-4t
REFERENCES in Tmington,-Rev. 4. w. Gilbert, Hon.
Willard Hall, Hon. Louis M'Lane Phtildelbhia-Rev
|Dr. Wilson, Rev Dr. Janeway Mr.. w. Janyer, Merch-
ani James Thompson Esq, Professor of Languages, Uni.
|yelsity Of Pennsylvania.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
B. I'll. YARNALL,
No. "a, Market Street,

Beiaoeen I'd and Sd Streets, Philadelphia,
HAS constantly for Sale general Of Nayos
q Saaarson's best refined CAST STEEL Of the most
nsua szes--n round, fiat and square Bars; also, Shear
Steel English Bsered and German Steel Borax, Anvils,
Vices, Files and Raspsogether with most of the articles
N the HARDWARE and CUTLERY line all Of which will be
sold at the lowest market prices.
Philadelphia, mo. II, 1896. H-3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20

Nett proceeds Of TAX 1881 81
Orders paid By John Clark, Collector. as fo!to1os
1925. Dec. 23. To John Armstrong,
overseer, two orders for work done on
Roads BY his direction, amounting 10 li3 57
Jacob Whitemsn do. one do. for do. 81 27
Joseph WoIaston do. two do. for do. 9l GO
Thomas Pearson do. one do. for do. 54 60
George Foot do. two do. for do. 81 So
Thomas Glffin do. one do. for do. 43 OF
Rohert Tweed do. one do for do. 1874 5S4
William Beeson and Robert Tweed,
two do, contract Tor opening new
Road 200 90
Stephen Springer one do. for making
plough, &c. z 1e1
Joseph Roman one do. for mendine
Road, and smith bill SO
Allen Chandler one do. for mendiny
Road no
John Hannah one do. for do. q 90
William Baldwin one do. for lime, and
smith bill g18
Lewis Nc Cormic one do for mason work s5 20
Joseph England one do. fer work done at
Bridge ~ %
James Tweed two do. for bills Of expsn-
ses o6
John Robinson one do. for do. 81
Harmon G Heald one do for surveying IS
John Walker one do. for arrearages OF 1924 10 27
Peter Mason one do for tlu. Is 81
Amer baily one do for do. az 81
Robert Walker one do. Tor do. so
Moses Montgomery one do. for do. 479
James Thompson one do. for money bor.
rowed 9on 55
William Baldwin one do. for Commis-
Sons 10 90
William Montgomery one do. for do. 10 90
George Springer orc do. for do. 10 90
Balance in the hands OF Collector, at set
tlement, Sept 18th, 1896, 10 SO
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20


trees. shrubs, and plants is by far tie extensive in
America. In addition to the acquisitions OF
former years, the proprietor now offers to the public
above fre hundred vase,es Of the noa choice Fruits
which not in the possession of any other establish
ment in this country. all of which announced in his
catalogue for 1896 The of Grapes consists of
above two hundred and fifty kinds, and comprises tie finest
wine and table grapes of France, Germany, A aud The Cr
nea The proprietor having acquired extensive nforma-
ton on the subject from actual observation and ererience
is enabled to make such selections may be suitable to
any particular ocaly and where such selec inns left
10 his discretion, he will send such fail to sue
ceed He also offers them, in assortments, of dozen
each, at the following prices For the frst assortment
the price will be eight dollars for the second dollars
and for the third. four and an half dollars
The collection of Roses exceeds five hundred select va
riees; and of Greenhouse Plants, he has above
Thousand species comprising twenty thousand potts. among
which all those known most beautiful and interesting
Catalogues may be obtained gratis OF the different Agents
throughout the Unon and ders forwarded through them
direct by mail, (pos psid) will with prompt
tentIon.
Persons who order Grapes, will be furnished with direc
tions for their culture. WILLIAM PRINCE,
q. M Of he Ltnnean Society Of Paris, Of The Horticu.
furol Society Of London, and Of The IMPERIAL Society
Of The Georgofh at Florence, &c.
Orders received by N. G. WILLIAMSON,
Oct 6, 1926. 9S-6t Wilmington, Del.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
A STATEMENT

OF the Road Accounts Of Mill Creek Hundr ed,
New Castle County, for the year 1928.
Amount OF tax laid for the support of
Roads and Bridges on dolaraee $685.
500 at IS cents to the 100 dollars Xl343 ~
Errors allowed ON dollarage 49,
1876 59,37
Commissions on nett sum, at eigh,
per cent 1921 l62 O6
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
Real Estate at Public Sale.

RY virtue of Deed of trust duly executed by Peter
Wafhanis, Esq and .aana6eU his wife, in their life time
the Undersigned will offer Public Sale, on Tuesday the
i4, DAY OF November next at Mulfords Tavern in the
siage OF ST. Georges at O'Clock in the afternoons ali
mat certain PLANTATION and Tract of Land late the
property OF the said deceased. situate on the Statehood
leading from the Red Lion the BuckTavern, at sum
init Bridge" and lying in Pencader Hundred, Newcastle
County, Stale of Delaware now in the tenure of John
Burton. ~
4p6S8A The improvements are large Two
story brick dwelling house, with four ,sr rooms s"s
Ha 4lK on floor, one Of which has been for many
tsss:ssa0 years occupied as Dry-Good and Grocery
store and considered good stand with brick kitchen
adloinIng-also brick milk and smoke house, frame
granary and carriage house, log stsbng &C. &c. The
Farm contains one hundred and fifty of land, suf
c,ent proportion of which woodland there is also yaa
BILE apple orchard and variety of other fruit trees on the
premses together with several small tenant houses
AS persons disposed to purchase will be expected to
view the premises previous to the day of sale, further
description is deemed unnecessary The terms will be
LIBERAL amt made known on The day of SALE
JACOB FARIS,
JOHN CLARK,
JOHN c. CLARK.
October 10th, 1926. 93-lOt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
MACHINERY FOR SALE.
October 10th, 1926.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.
y4viE following Cotton and Hooien Machieru are offered
i for sale, at reduced prices:
COTTOyT .N.aCHLNERY.
-Four Throstes of 100 spndles each.
One 80 inch Card workers and shippers. good clothing
One 36 inch do do. do
One Drawing frame, 6 heads.
Two Rosing frames, 16 cans each.
Yarn Press, Banding Machine Cans Reel Belts Scales and
Weights, Winding Block &c. &c
The above Machinery has been but little used and most
Oft is in good working order.
WOOLE.r .NACHINERY.
Three % inch Cardmg Engines.
One Billy 60 Spndles.
Two Jinneys 70 Spindcs each.
One Warpng Mill.
twenty LOOMS most OF them broad, with Reeds Heddles
Shuttles, Dobbins &c &c.
rive new Power LOOMS that are supposed will do either
for woolen cotton goods.
The above Machinery will be sold low either atogeth
er or in pars. Applyto j. ALRICHs & Go.
Wilmington. 5,h mo. 18th 1926. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
OBSERVE
AT No. So. Market Street.

VINHE subscriber has just received extensive supply
IL ofresh and seasonable
DRY GOODS.
Among which are London superfne Cloths and Cass.
meres, assorted colors; West of England do do; Habit
and Pesse do Satnelts Valencia and Swansdown Yes
tings; Camble,s; Tartan and Circassan Paids Bomba.
sins and Bombazetts green and red Booking azes whe
yellow, red and green Flannels Ginghans Cacoes
Cambria and Shifting Musns Irish Linens Lawns; Cam
brio Linen; Florences; Levannes; Gros de Naples;
Lutesring Flag and 'andana lldks Domestic PIads,
Stripes and Musins Rose and Point Blankets. &c.
The above Goods having been purchased principally
auction the late reduced prices, will be sold at a very
small advance, for cash. JOHN M'LEAR.
Wilmington, Oct. 10. 9S-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-20
gs-..--f

Dr. Deans Rheumatic Pills.
A fresh supply receiped at the Watchman Office.