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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-29

RenselaervilIe. His health is somewhat i'm
paired, but he retains his mental faculties ex-
tremely well.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-29
Trustees Sale.

AINSNVO SUiCs
EeY virtue of deed of trust from the late AnthJn5
I'D Crease, decd to the subscriber, dated the 1oii
Nav, 1920, and duly recorded, shall proceed 20 sell
at public auction Tuesdoy, the 12h day Of Septsnbe
neat
e That new, very commodious anc 2
E"I# greeabIy situated three story BRICK TENE-
X:"S !: MENT' & LOT OF GROUND on the south
sssss. sna side of Cameron, between st. Asaph
Washington Streets fronting % feet inches (more
less) on Cameronstreet and running SOUTH parable;
ST. Asaph, 100 feet.
The sale will be made on the premises between .
and l O'Clock, P. NJ The terms will be in CAST
the residue in three equal instruments III s, 10 and iC
months, with interest and secured by deed OF rus.
On the property. CHARLES BENNETT,
aug 12-lm Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-29
10 Rent,
TO Rent,

To Rent,
And immediate possession given, that ELI
ssss, BPICK DWELLING HOUSE,
SagF at the corner of King and Washngton-streets,
,steTv n the occupancy of Mr.. Daniel Minor.
'A'.iy .a ~ OFFICES Washngson-street, ad-
joining the above. ,,,,, commod;,,s ,hu
sssgSss BRIcK DWELLING HOUSE. ~
Sss at the upper end OF Duke-street, formerly the
usgEs residence of the late General Young. -
Cod tenants may obtain them at low rents, APP
pn Go CHA. CHAPLIN, Cashier
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-29
Public Sale

Public Sale,
or SUPERB FURNITURE, &C.
an WEDNESDAY at 10 O'Clock, will be sold at the
" auction store, corner Of Prince and Unon-streets
splendid collection 5fA9O USEHOLD and KfTICE
EN- FURNITURE, consisting of mahogany Tables
Sdeboards, Bedsteads, Bureaus and Wash Stands,
clothes, set China Tea, do. Dinner, Looking Glass
es, Sofa, large brass Androns Shoves and Tong
Plated Ware, &c. &c.
Will be added to this days sale
Spices Sattinetts
.hlso, q Lot Of Mihinary,
Consisting of Ostrich and Vulture Feathers, Plu3r
plain and figured Silks, Curls and Caps Buttons, Sill
and Leghorn Bonnets, Corsets, &C. Terms liberal.
s. H. M3RSTELLER, TRUSTEE g .4ac
Persons are particularly invited 10 view the gooc,
the day previous to the sale. aug 2G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

i'"e's' hhdtus mp aoticah!e 10 meet tbe;r
's.nle.''i ahd wishing 10 do their creditor, p,o,, -
~ IA "s heE ci, Rave determined close Their irs;;
lose ~ All tLen property by way of public ,u,,Sn
M &c led Tor market In pursuance Of tLi.
e'h'ha'iui4 h,H will on the -Gth Of Ju!y Igls y, -,
,'Ie III hG town Ui L. hchLute, sell by rav Of '.-
e eh',te steeL .! Leather rtler Goods i'm g. oh'
vi "''h s'ooh 'Ei,.taces all liIds of Leather sLfI -
'e-iu bcis, ldtther., &c. &c. Also ,u,n;t,. -
uy "aue sa"dleIt, curIieis tools. taow t,ntrs II =
@ NJ &c 30 soon n the sale Of property above,
shau ha been eon'i ieted, the sale viii b. ,i,r'I -
vac "i!Aid 81 the subscribpis tic county az 80
:, "he iney will sell ike manner tho
li'y 10 WI thcu stock al togs, sheep horse. I
~ "o'se cart a'd gear, tarec plough bol l
1s.en ~, huiei one large marble slab to dies Ieabs,
- P-nA H1p cur'Jns shop tools and lanyard
oIus' posts, pank sclsns, number of VIII eYre r1i
- --@N ''a'e oy u1ue i taE-
d, ne term. VI sale will he liberal, aud will be made L,
e a"u pace OF sale We earnestly Invite all our cr;
70 coine Toward and purchase and they will h. ne 49,,
Iiet-iuulths OF the of their .,r.c,;
tuS'a'ts, ClUuld the VI their re,pervo 49,
10 Us IN sHth manner aud such time as NAV he '
~ '"e 'iiht place Of sale, the
u 'e' ptctte purchases, {. be lied by NJ, 10 he
@ - " 'ohe SPECIAL debts, which, upon PRINCIPLES az br
Az" ~, i1i, dealing "e thHk enIej 10 preference '
uee9l General meeting o! cur oIedtos, either :, No.
W ca OIL s'!t asd we therefor invHv 90 take r,c ~
svt, ia he town OF LyEChhuig, The Path d,, c IL
-, t"o day before tie day olsale. Matters
ne 10 our creditors will then aud there he agitatcJ
I o1i ana We confidently hope that none of our cre,
AL person, having accounts with aud ;-J.,,,
eassIy solicited ~ COME forward without d-v ana H.,
a,sf 'SSoun'ii IS our situation will not
I,ucLi,a u'se"Vc' H. & ID. HOFFMAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
JEFFERSON FUND.

n question IS making in the public prinls Of the
North, what is to become of the fund which
was raised for he relief Of Thomas Jefferson, One
person says, return 1t TO he original contributors.
Another person, with little more generosity, adj
ylses 10 erect a monument 10 the memory of the
lllus'rious Dead; Which proposition Is met by Mr..
walsh with the fine scripture quotation; - If son
sha'l ask OTeqd OF any Of you that father, will
ye give him stone" ?--AnCtber writer in PHI
ladelpbia paper proposes 10 call meeting Of the
contributors and TO impress upon them the Decuiiqy
piopreiy (as hey have the Hall OF 1ndependence
among hem) TO erect statute in the SOU IRE OF In
dependence, commemorative Of the event of the
Declaration Of Independence and Of its illuurioYs
author. Bat surely Gays the Aurors) Che fund
should be applied to the same purpose that Mr.
Jefferson himself would have applied it, had h,
hYed 10 receive W 10 The benefit OF bis dlugh,ei
ard hss family While CO hIs death Jed be gai,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
Extract of letter from Pewto caDenO. jim,

General Paez is making every preparation to
defend himself. Gen. Bermudez, who commands
the department of Orinoco, and who has been ap-
pointed by the Colombian Congress TO be captain
general OF this department also, has declared for
the Congress, and report says is his way with
10000 men against Paez This is only report 1t
is certain he has declared for The constitution, and
every excrtion is making here to oppose him.
fear we may have some trouble but do not think
our persons are in any danger In the mean time, |
would not advise you to urge any shipments
enclose another copy OF the tariff, to go
into effect the FIRST of September next and al
so the new export law, 10 commence operation Oh
> the Is, of July.
(. The continual rains we have are said 10 he IA
vorable TO the indigo crop, but reports from The
interior differ much some say two thirds o the
crop at least will be lost for wan of persons to
gather it others, that appearances are favorable
Phil aurora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
PURL[l, H1I y

VGne OF deed Vi uust executed ~ Jo,enh ! pt,
80, 70 1'S.3Id CLARK and the subscriber, bearin. d,.
- Gu 10 ana recorded IN tue clerks office of
county court, Tor Purpces the can meDon. Iii
70 70 'e hshe'' bidder, at public auction Tor ea;h ~
- . u '"u'r' on the thnd Thursday august ner,
Tqny, Ge4i ne town ofJ.lersCn: being pant Of the IS
,'' '' ap including Groeey, SIoreLou.c recrnv
JUN ny 'An h3yai ana spring used thu said tiroe,
50 n'n o. sad land nsy be sufficient to satisfy ts &
cove! Cd to The pg chaser WAN n wa be
Juy D., 1890 ~ %, ~ u'stee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

exactly rug;late1. The most part OF the Senators
and Deputies, who compose this assembly, must
well recollect the evils which some nations haye
suffered, from want VI that iespec, due 10 the
constituted authorities, when these have been a,
tackled and menaced, instead of being proceede,
against according TO law and universal Justice
well know that these, my felec ions are no
necessary before his assembly. ,omposed "a i, =
OF such dignihei Senators and Derutie, but they
will serve as an assurance of the zeal, love and N
terest which really axe in the Brazilian Empire
and in the observance of its constitution Much
more could recommend 10 you, but l deem it I'M
necessary on my part.
CONSTITUTIONAL EMPRRoR
ind Perpetalak Defender Of BlaziL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
L-fNN NOR N-4I- q

DI-.1 to move wish to eli my plantation in F.,
ms land upon the RappaIanuack yer abou ~ 80
"'c i'pi'hen"uc AMI az below Frederic Lsbure Tn -,
oon','' upwards "i 900 Of high ana AMI aEn d
"aI' "HiGh Is verH firm, and rena kaby well cajl,I VI
s'"'is' mas pretty g1ci dwelling house an
nouiri aAd o!heT requisite out-hose mon IL and CT
0''i h''e iiNed on H. my family, with the cx,rpn &c
.=,e year, nave been exempt irom the usual al g
VI. O"e country = more particular description of tb ~
mee' Is NOT deemed necessary, il presumed ina, P
wa purchase ''i'hor personal Inspection Ths ,ernsnS IL
"i,i be su5h as are usually req'sed WM GARNETTTa e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

it they intend kefpiuc lrre aud general acriinen oil
h'ocest, Hc1e 81. on II. Street. fof sale by wholesale
ani rrad ll reduced Tor cash, punciual cuon-
'i n short time Ints dcsinrs buying few cafe5r,
oi WHEAT, he ryei, will si, he Regularly i'm the
MARKET tnt the purchase tom 4anuts, for which Tie h-ic
market price viii be ritcI.
w. Wheat god Flour received on Storage.
Hirhmond, July 9, iStf fe-ggp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

Mes'is. JnhrJ L'n'5eu David r. Lambert ana S.1 :,
L"apsI merchants aud Partners OF the civ of Me-
uIC1nS nn ser tue firm Of Lambert * Brothers 'Hs
N " mo- oeIns inhabitants 81 this couinpu,se,i,L
I''"S ay knowR agent within the ,ame viii t,2 80 e
'hat lhi GA the i't "a, 4th and oh days in enen,ir
o. we Courthouse IN The city Of Mobile, PROC eed IN 80
u'l'an0' oi -ohn McGtane, 10 be read n evi. '"e
~" now depending aud Undetermined ia the III
I"''ceiy m the Richmond district, wherein Won are
", ahd bfche't a:d baptist aud Others are defendant
sli 10 ai oider oi tnr sad aud ounul.sor -,
~" al'' al the same Une aud place afort.,l ara
.e opposition Of ihr said John b. Nctirane 70 h..
ue'es IN SUI "'w depending and undetermined in tbr 900
''i f'hit o law Tor the county Vi Nee kenbuv ba,
''e So" auiids and John q Baptist one Of he nsr "!
"r 'Aie nan Of Bnrhet Baptist, isdcicnAent Yim 49,,
HNe notice. !hai STALL on the 9TH, Oh TIL and eh -
September next a, the Tavern house O.! William T ~
ne eo"" 81 Aisr eubus, proceed take lie dc,o; =
in9n' Atkins Reuben ~ Pufy ear auI ofhers 10 H. -
evidence each Of te "bJ, euoned suits purssnt 20 *
n ns awarded, q: which aud place, yU,, M, go, T.
y'utiIHS proper Youts &c. | 1''sto H.
JOHN G. BAPTIST, onpof
Jmy Ia,1e1j. - '''''' N q bartnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
B, The Go''r%oI = e DR. Re gg;,'o,,,ea 2psa

SEhE"E.S hil been repre- sencd the Tyerniivef, o. %
jii'r 'i Russell co, that certain Hiram Rom,e ,gLo
" 'ten remahheh 10 the Jail uf sail county tor ibeT hi
n cha'se OF Ilg-'tetng, did, the Of the 2gtb nj
eN H"a make rsr Pr iion the said u and nov roi
Tue Council OF State to fer rewd u fiY dollar, 10 s
person or person, who viii apprhead aud convey t. the III
tv't,rId tie sad iuam HunIuc and do potcover ,f
aH ""cti'' sv sHd military, aud eSort the GOOD peope ~
"s commonwealth 90 ue the beet tnicavour IN cause
The loss rrr's ~ ~ va" a'
G'er pn1er ny hand Governor, aud un5e, the Seal Of
seal Soy, 1890. 'y ''
49, JONI TYLER.
Hiram R,p1o Is about Zee, inches iish straight ami ~
n t,t' flsa sHihe c1uutnwcc, vety black hair faek
el ''e ~ ti" esst Had oH coat Of geyish mix
g" IaHs, I' itv.tri white cotton vt. d1mesc .i, ,rS
pf b h'" "' believed he viii aim for chat mart of
Ne'ip'. ~ which ".a c'niisulu't TO Russell county.
"uy - QD-wA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18

'FhEN up By Ffsoes w nuuarart, --. u00a U,s lii.
' POI yes "ccrp10ni be'nu.rt Go tie tste rf John 10
h'fi dec an estriy Bay ilor-~ 10 blsfa iu b. o1 eve
wv su'l hifck po behind h. right eyc b., right bud i
I W. '1nail siaf on beg forehead 1oi some lfie soot5
a"H nc ieri two Inches tgi supposed 90 Dr. twelve Yea,
DID, anl appraised 90 - igl,fs At9py. Tsstc
-,..,,- 100. FNNukXrEH rh cbsfu6eide. e..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
Ten OoIkars Re,nnrd

sS "HAna4 hon' The subsc' brT SUNDAY ,nor ; a. .
A. -'h nay OF June an iudentej prf e'i,e IN 3k, '1
'ns Nuncs' neted W lillian Griffin, 6ciw cen - All aof-
~ 'S, HH"G' ite' 10 inches ana 5.fce hi. H. o,Tr
=! ~ 'iu on "hen ne ahseonded, ttck boub,l, -
anu ripped pdHAoo IA aso took VITA hun nair ~
Wy c2fa and PAR oi green bOnhazet rantaloon. s
o'eo hg wa enaea'our TO get 10 Richmond where I
oI"'nsr ''''s' All pers'n5 forbid trusting hsr;
einP'oH ban IA any way, the law "a all ,.rs ,r; %
lor, eI ne a,oe reward will he rdid to any uer h
W." spp'tEenG hun so that get him, and all TesrsH "nH
F''s' ad i'E hs delivery to Gloucester eo,Tho
I,I,1q JOHN Al. GAYLE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-18
Sale "a .AAgusta SpriAgs

oale or augusta Springs
Is ue o' deed Of trust executed by Erssmu, sfb.,,
90 me- ahd duiyiecorded an the Office of tbe rl.,L ~
$50 county, WI" he sold 10y public auction on rbnr.Jsx H.
u'y " ausust neN on the premises that y,lu,Le ,,o
tIV eahed the Augusta Springs" situate 10 ,be co -
sul about IL miles ~ W. from Stanton hi. r,crs,,.
10y valuable There !. on the premises a hf.r,I S,,in.
ten equation TIE buildings and improvement. are .x
it,' and capable Of accommodating a rre,t r,nrIsr -
The tract of land contains ard, Of ZOO acre.
part OF which IN cultivation aud moclJf a ve
.,i1 H. meadow ground One third Of the puch,,. po,et
quItd ia hand and the balance ia three eou, animal
IN. t,, POSSESSION will be given the I October next
Zee wifi 10 be unquestiDnabIe, hut acting as uus
'ey only such title ~ Is vested IN me.
July ~ BRISCOE u, BALDWIN.
Il. Tn. sL,y. So, 20-wtds
The Editor, or,A..> ERASMUS SfRIBLING
rieL .bnr H. y, 5he National lnlelisencerD and FreJ,
and ss WI iseit tue above weekly III iav of sel.
~ -rH1 nelr .ecounis for COLLECTION. ~ ~ ''''''
o |m,'e,,yi frginri-At Lolde for t7arI;o
1895: '' - NA'HO"> 'ae ga Gay Of Nav,
Richard Ship
Against I.l
Green. - - - N'''' ''" george aHd William
me defendants TAoua, ~ Elsck turn ami Il g i st
{. 'ht' e1ialIre and given security arco,as
-. ~ VI A'.enIIJ aud the rules Of this court and !,
lS"s ny sH'i1ciry evidence tia, they are moi ph,,
- Tvs communicable; u 4 ordered, thai the ,ai5 4, TsnJ'
stpea iei ca or leiDse :e fret ia, OF ,tob.r -
20 answer Toe bill OF the plaintiff and that CON- NJ ,h
Rr inserted ~ Tie Enquirer printed IA the eity of
nn'hu' log t''1 months suceeyely and ro,,,J NJ ~
"'" uVof "i u. ccuTIhOu,e OF this ouanty. ~
Jnlv IS ~ A'N-E a. IN, DC
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27
German and agricultural Almanacs.

When certain Magistrate who has his appointment from
the Governor of the State of Delaware descends to the
ncanness of getting contemplate petty Constable (of
whom il is doubted whether he sign his name,)
sent to have his name affixed scurrlous abusive piece
as the author may well be sad if the shoe pinches
n The piece alluded general charge and can be
as generally supported. made exceptions, and if any
one makes an exception of himself he is welcome but not
nnder false colours The affixed the piece (and
doubt much whether the pressed zuer Of it could read
it makes appear to if this delicate Magistrate
ashamed of his signature With respect the sanity
of which the writer speaks, perhaps certain Mr. -
who would nave used - on certain occasion when
sum of money was in jeopardy had the holder made
his escape through door in Market street, could proba-
blv give better certificate of certain magistrates sanity.
than physicians could of the sanity of Dry Goods
Merchant, or if the gentleman chooses second hand Lot
Broker. II The gentleman wishes any further the
subject he have it to his hearts content With regard
the number of suits have had, the gentleman is refer
red to the dockets Of other Magistrates.
have no desire laceIate the feelings of any honest
Magistrate or Constable-but my advertisement of the
18Th instant las given umbrage in quarter where least
expected it, and as have had sufficient surfeit of the
pense and trouble of collecting debts when sued
nut into the hand. of Consabes, and extremely
DESTROYS of closing the accounts mentioned in my adver
semeIt of the 18TH determined settle my business
in my own way and not suffer any medde.
EDWARD I. BAILT.
Inn o. 1895 20-lt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27
Lancaster, Pa, Jan. Z.


Departed this life, on Tuesday morning last in the 65th
year Of his age, WILLIAM MONTGOMERY, Esq, Coun-
seor at Law of this city very justly and sincerely lanen
ted by his and his brethren OF the bar and
bench.
Mr.. Montgomery received, in early life his classical
education at the academy of Newark, in Delawarethat
once celebrated NURSERY of genius and talents, under the
learned Drs. Davidson and Read. justly exoled as
teachers and instructors of YOUTH before durn and an
the American Revolution After the close OF his academic
course he placed student OF the law, at Newcas
tle Delaware in the Office of that eminent and distinguish
ed LAWYER and sman, Nicholas Van Dyke, then the
governor of the state. and the father of the present able
senator in Congress of the After the usual
probationary period of study he was honoraby called to
the bar of Newcastle county, and commenced and conn-
ed in the practice of his profession there about two
after which me about the year 1884, he removed to tins
county, and settled himself down in his profession, which
he pursued for many years, with untlng industry vgi-
lance and care-and in manner hghy Sratiyng 10 MS
clients and honorable to himself.
In the gloomy OF 1776 and 7I When the irtsh
we're overrnnng the Jerseys, he marched from the VII
of Newark under the command of Capt waiter lar
son, as volunteer, and took warm part III the fortunate
battles of Trenton and Princeton, in the former OF which
he received slight wound He then III the hyear
of his age. In the following year he was with column VI
two thousand militia who were sent to make head aoas
the right wing of Howes army, their march towards
Philadelphia from the Chesapeake. An engagement 'o'h
place on the head of Chrsana creek at Coochs prioe
in which he took active part. 1t was io,P a's
bloody CONTEST and saved Wilmington and Ne"case, ana
turned the British through Newark to Chadsford. ;,
Mr.. Mongomery's views never LED MN 70 peeohe 'le
active leading politician His virtues and hls ambition were
more of the retiring than the obusve knd-s happiness
concentrated IN the bpsom OF his family ms friends and
his business-his object pass down the current OF life
in manner peaceful to himself and agreeable and plea
SAINT to those under his fahery care and projection
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27

Washington, January 20.-The last Mail from
the West brought news of the death OF the Hon.
PATRICK FArRELLY, one Of the Representatives
in Congress. from the State of Pennsylvania. He
died at Pittsburg, being on his way to the Seat of
Government, when his illness arrested him. Mr..
F. was member also of the two last Congresses.
and of course. though he had not attended at this
session, is we'll known TO us, and majority of the
members o! both Houses of Congress. He was a
man Of strong natural intellect and, from all &C
counts. perhaps the best Greek and Latin scholar
in either House. He was native of Ireland, and
was educated for the Catholic priesthood. Arriving
in this Country, he preferred the practice OF the
law in which, we believe, he was pretty successful
His age, at the time Of his death, must have been
UPWARDS of 6.,y wears. Nat. Intel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27

II WILSON has for Sale at his Bookstore, No. 105,
81 Market Street,
Fnleys Pocket Map of the United States for Travellers,
DO of Delaware and Maryland
Goold Browns Grammar,
Mu rays English Reader TO which pre6xed the De.
nitions of Infections and Emphasis, and Rules for Read
ing Verse, with Key, exhibiting the method of applying
those principles the pronunciation of written language.
the Infections we'll emphasis, also actually appl
ed by sensible characters and agreeaby to the
contained in the Key the whole of MIR Murrays seec-
tons. BY M. R. Bartlett, author of The Practical Read
er, &c." Fourth Edition.
German and agricultural Almanacs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27
A FARM FOR RENT.

TIME subscriber will the farm in Brandywne huns
Il dred, where he resides, and give possession
the 25th of March next Said farm is situate ed Immediate
and contains 178 of land, three uhs of which
alabe. The Improvements good DIV cling
house, two stories high with three floor, and
kitchen adjoining also two sories barn,
seventy feet by forty, with good stabing underneath
carriage house, smoke house and spring house There
also the premises two young thriving orchards and
good fishery For terms apply TO A. HAMILTON, in Will.
ning,un, on the premises, to
ROBERT HAMILTON.
Jan. 25, 1895. 20--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27
TO LET.

A Farm and Fishery, the Cbristana Creek two miles
IN from Wilmington, in the possession OF Jesse
Hastings and likewise Fishery Ptman's Landing,
Jersey Shore, nearly opposite the mouth of Chrs,ana
Creekbelongng to the Estate of John Pogne, dec. The
Nets which last year both fisheries be obtain
ed Inquire Of JOSEPH POGUE, Ex'r.
Wilmington, Jan. Is. 1926. 20-1t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27
10 LE,T.

two story brick house. No. 104 in Shpley street. and
N possession given on the 25th March next.
Also-a room No. los, fronting Market street. Pos
session will be given same time as above. Inquire of
jan 81. j. WILSON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27
NOTICE.

YTyHE LEVY COURT of Newcastle County will meet
i at the Court House in the Town of Newt Castle, On
Tuesday the 9TH day of February next
DAVID PAINTER, C.P.
January 19, 1896 1876
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27

MARRIED--On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev. A
K Russell, Mr.. JOHN STEEL of White Clay Creek Hum
dred, to Miss MARGARET HUGGlNS of Mill Creek Hun
dred, Newcastle County, Delaware