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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
DIN QUINCY ADAMS.


mo, 2.j--RI,SoLUTIoN oppressive of the sens, or
Congress of The gallant cnaduct of Lieutenant Duncan
of TN United STATES Navy
Rts9ircd bg tht Ssaate and House Of Rspye,,,t,,,s
gt The Llltcd SUITES Of jmeria2, IN C0,rc, ass
THAT the provisions of the Joint resolutions of Congress
passed ocnhaf twentieth, eighteen hundrcd and Fourteen,
entitled Resolutions oppressive of the sense of Con,r
oi the gallant conduct of captain Thomas McDopou.h
fhe Officers, anil marines and infantry srrvnr nv
narinc- ~ loard OF the United States squadron al
thNplau,' ha construed and extended as 10 inclI
thu name ot Sis Duncan, Lieutenant Ia the Navy If
the MI - a. ~ trImonv ct the sense which is WI
tertaRrd by both Houses at Congress of the hi stipyi.
ed gauntrF and good conduct OF the said Ijefsna,,,
Duncan, NJ An action " iih the cncny 5 forces an th,
OF september eighteen hundred aud fourteen on III.
Lake. tppte,.d IAN NJ. Is,r
mo. a. --RESoIJ'TfON auhori.py Tho io,;,...,. -,
Rifles promised to Captun Atkins yolinteer ~; ~,
siege Of Pattsburgh. 'S ~ '"o
Resoiued BY the Senate and House Of R,ar.,.,,,
of the United STATES ~ fm6rjca ~ C6Rar,s, .sI5t
That the President Of the United States be- and h @
by authorized Ia cause Ia he delivered ia Msr,l -,
Asariah c. Flags, Ira H. Wood I;nsta,ns IA H u,
Trowbrdgr Hizen Mucrs IIoury k ty,rll y, i ~"
Il. l.. skinner Frederick T. tHcn, Hiram ~ ,I,,,i ~
than Eversi, Amos S0pcr, Jas Pattcn, Bar,rnns RI
Smith sIsaeD1u, Melaacon w. Travis and TI,,i ~,
hlns, each, one rifF, ftanised them by General Nacomb
while commanding tb. Champaign Department a., ~;
gaantry and patriotic services u volunteer rorn &
ring thu siege of Pattsbnrh, September one tbsand
eight hundred and fourteen, each of which ,id r,g
there siiaii be plate containing appropriate ins,
eoa- Approved, 10Th May, Is1i
mo Ai--RESoLUTION directing a system Of C,y,l.
ry faches, and system OF Instruction for tr,illr
Of the Militia. ~ 'i'iVfy
Resooed tyihe Senate and Horse of R,,rt,en,o,;,,
NC '"'eS "s's' ~ Ans''ea, N Congtess Gsstm1sed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06
RY AUTRaKITY.

RESOLUTIONS, PAs-ru VI rHr .lRsr SIS
sioN or tGL NlNFrEfVrH UuNGnEss.
$
NO, l--RES01l'TlON directing u survey of certain
Iont's ct"ern baltimore and Philadelphia, Tor Post
Nuad,
Resof ID bg ,he Senate and HoDsr Of Rrpyc
~ III Hued States Of igerioti Gonrgfss ass s5ed
Tha the Unconstitutional bc authorized upd rrouir,J
10 cunse an eNalnaon and survey OF the taris route.
betW cen l;anu0re and Philadelphia crosslr ia. S,,,c
hsnna at liuNfc dc tracc fuu, Port Deposit and Con.
Mngo Bridges, aud report 10 Congress the route VIM,
may hehcsi adapted Tor permanent ruj Road with NJ,
estimate OF the ralrnse Of making each ri sad route,
saic aud convenient Tor the transportation of tho matt
Approved, ith MAY, ls3G.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-06


y Gronfe Clinton, Robert II, Livingston and Henry
Nsucr all 81 Now-Nork, were present On the m of July
aud voted Tor independence, but, bclng called away by
other duties Wffc not present wien the Declaration
cnRrossnd for signntnrc, and thus sIgneh II.
The foregoing h-l b az perfect b. made out from
any documents known 10 exist. probably Is erroneous
Ia some particular. The printers VA the vicinity OF the
Individual Ill crafty public curiosity in repuhlHmnp il,
and correcting the errors aud supplying the deficiencies.
y Be attract he foltoning from he remark, Of the
Democratic Prf's On The foregoing:
II b remartnlc hll the three youngest men in Con
Rrrss July I, ITO all South Curolinians; their
ages averaging y years und onn=thrd while thnt OF the
whole ns uy, their own Included, averaged morc than
~ ycutH Vie Uetnge age ui the persous who signed
the Declaration of Independence at the tme of their
death, was -Ni ,iN yrprs aud nearly half year The
one he lnrd to the grcniest age William Elrry Of
Rhode Ild, who ,vd 10 be- o. The only one Of them
new nlWr Is Charles Carroll Health aud pence 10 the
evening ri hs days He Is now IA his s-ih ytnr.
II ~ not cut al place, unworthy oil remark that an
examination a The of those TN yseven gentle
ryeellrnt 4lreiu-n ~ peBmHshp. II is doubtful whe-
her To ANY sttc paper IN any country be found
nmn, ntH written mines.
/ Killed IN duel Died whilst attending Congress.
fouk passage for health To 81 Eusatiu and WINS never
henr lrmn--ans spoken thu day before . tremendous
mirrI,mne. The htst Who answered yen, when the
question WAS taken Independence and the first who
tlencd the Declaration after the President President
: Poisoned,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-02-16
MT9nEr,TANY

n toltispe'' To a net0ly naTried par.
Previous to perusal, mutual pro
mise shonli be made, that if the has
band reads with attention the whisper
addressed to HIM, the wife will
read with equal attention, the whisper
addressed to HER Aud each should
remember, that of all the pleasures
that endear human life, none are more
WORTHY the pursuit of a rational cgea
ture than those which flow from mu-
tual returns of conjugaI love: . hap
Ply marriage comprehends all the
sweets of life ''To live without feel
ing or exciting sympathy. says Dr.
johnson, "to be fortunate without ad
ding to the felicity Of others, or afiljc'
ted without tasting the balm Of pity;
is state more gloomy than solitude:
it is not retreat, hat exclusion Grem
m ankind
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-02-16

In!TOduCtOl q Remarks
cart thou my wltef--is this KIND Heaven &
decree
Then let me prize what Heaven designed
for mer'
One Of the most brilliant traits that
can adorn the character of man, IS
the quality which composes a good
husband: and he who deserves con
trary appelation, procIaims IN the
strongest terms. his want of religion,
his want of feeling, and his want OF
understanding. He cannot he go0d
man; because he violates one OF the
most sacred commands o. God. lie
cannot be a brave man; because q
brave man scorns to use with tyranny
the power with which he IS vested.
And he cannot he feeling man ;
oh, no! man OF feeling will never
draw tears from those eyes which look
TO him for comfort, or voluntarily pam
u heart that has gwen up so much ior
his sakel
Remember, your wife has left her
home, her parents, and her friends 10
follow YOU and your fortune through
lhe world She has unrcserVedly
committed her happiness to your keep
ing, and in your hands she has placed
her future comfort Prize the sacred
trust: and never give her cause to re
pent the confidence she has reposed III
you
In contemplating her character, re
collect the materials human nature Is
composed Of, and do not expect per
lection. Do Justice to her merits, and
point out bsr faults; for | do not ask
you to treat her errors with induI
gence; BIZ no medRSl but then endea
vor 10 amend them with wisdom, with
gentleness. and wiki love.
Allow me here to introduce a few
lines taken from an admired little hook
the Economy of Human Liie:-''Takt
unto thyselfa wife, but examine with
care, and fix not suddenly: on thy
present choice depends the future hap
piness of thee aud thy pOsterity |
much of her time is destroyed IN dres'
and adornments; if she is enamOurec
with her. own beauty, and delighted
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-02-16
VIRGINIA, to wit.

~ ~ A. n "a W VII.
At Rules held in the clerks office OF the
County Court Of Berkeley on Monday the ID
day Of January, 1926,
William Kroesen, Plaintiff,
Isaac 5. Lauck, administrator Of GeCrgeOren-
1o-f deceased, George Kreps and Eliza his
wife, Perry OrendorF, Elizabeth Glassford,
Louisa GIsssford, DeHnis GIassford, William
Glassford, Alexander GlassfDrd, George Glass.
ford. 5&mes Glassford and Christian Glassford,
Children and heirs oil EllzabethGsssford. decd
Defendants
~ CHANCERY.
THE defendants, George kreps and Eliza
his wife and Ferry 0rendorf not having
entered their appearance, & given security &C.
cording to the act of assembly ard the rules of
tins cesrt. and it appearing 10 the satisfaction
oFthe cou't that they are not inhabitants of this
siate-ss is Ordered, That the sad defendants.
do appear on the second Monday in Marci,
next. and aBswer tie bill OF The plaintiff,
aad that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted for two months successfully in the
MartIssburg Gazette, and be posted at the
door OF The Court House of this county.
Copy Ieste,
ID. HUNTER, C. ID. C.
January 5, 1926 -2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-02-16

This Lottery is arranged on the established
and very popular mode by the combination Of
three numbers upon each ticket. and their
permutations there being only S. numbers in
the whole, of which will be drawn from the
wheel
II requires a ticket 70 contain some three
of iue drawn numbers, to entitle the holder to
a Capital Prize; aud that one which contains
the three last numbers. IN the order in which
drawn, is the Grand Capital of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-02-16
THE PATRIOT


BEFeRE as ExEcUTfoy.
The clock hath told the parting hour,
The last that Il shalt tell TO ue,
Ere disenthrsted from lawless power,
soar into eternity
The messy walls, this clanking chain
The strength OF man that keeps re here,
In one short hour shall act IN ysinS--
Mind rs beyond has petty sphere
1t lives where tyrahts cannot 90,
In realms OF liberty and iight;
Their utmost malice ends below,
Aud leads to freedom iniints.
4 greet thee, death, net one weak fear
Shall pale my brow or snake hnbs
I shall not shame the treeman's bear,
Or on it leave q stain toe htm.
Dauntlrss I'll die, as nan should die,
For fre> dom and the unbOrn world.
There's eNens JOY thus insniully
40 meet the bolts oppression haFPd
I would not lingeg life in chains,
Though lite TO mc, to all IS dear;
Z would not court the slave who rcigns
Ger Spain, fer heightened slavery here.
could not breathe the bright blue air.
The glorious heaven, the rich sun see,
And brook that all IN nature far.
The. breezes, all save man, be free.
Should whom death new sets At RESIST,
Regime to lose few short years
In bondage past, til age oppressed,
And dotage closed scene Of tears?
Who envieth not the patriots Goom'
tie has joy in dying welt
His name shall echo from the tomb
The oppressor's fear aud freedoms srsn.
TO him the scagold is throne,
HIS fate trumpet OF spr cal
40 boadagcd aat,ois, that shall own
His name pledge. his blood seal.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-02-16
Mr. SAMUEL LIGHT,
TAKE NOTICE,

vJyHAT OH the 24,h day Of February next, al
the house Of Mr. Joseph Foreman, 10
Berkeley county, Virginia, shall, oy virtue
of a commissions de bene esse. take IN. deposi-
tons Of Joseph Foreman and James oremani
20 be offered as evidence IN a cause depsnolns
N the Superior Court OF Chlnoefy' 81 WIN
chester. ia Virginia, wherein am oohp'a,"
ant, and YOU and Philip c. Pendls,on. are oe-
PENDANTS. HENRY bbDiN"bH
January &c, 1896 -4w
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-02-16

Heroic EGpioit. young dandy
gentleman OF great spirit, in this
ne,gborhood, lately got INTO great
passion with his horse, because he
was little FESTIVE before the sleigh;
and he swore as soon as he got home,
he would shoot him Accordingly
on his arrival, he went deliberately
into the house, took down has gun, and
shot him dead on the spot! The
horse was very fine one, valued at
anou: 275 dol lars DOM you think
Messrs. Editors, be would Ike a
brave general in war against horses
without Tiaers.-N. Y Statesman.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-02-16
P0arRx.

The following haes, says the New Monthly
Magazine. we're written some tune SINCE on
RECEIVING an account OF the spirit with which
a young Spanish officer me ms tate at the
hands u Ferdiaand VII. lie had fought and
bled IN placing that ungrateiul despot on the
chrome, and no charge was ever made against
hin other than thai of aiding or sbeung the
constitutional party 10 restoring to his IN
happy country place among nations worthy
Of her former renowu The sentiments
herein expressed were his own. AMI were
delivered Just before his execution, or, as he
called il. The ''crOwn Of his triumph"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-02-16

Piay of Naturc.-A cow belong
ing to MIR Slas Straton, OF Sullivan
.ow nship, in Washington county, Pa.
vas a few DAYS ago delivered OF fve
cnives, all perfectly formed, well HAIR
d, and about the size Ola fox. This
p, singular play of dame nature. and
ve should have doubted the truth OF
ne above statement Iva 1 it not been
.,vento us auesled by the evidence of
many creditable persons VINO have
seen the progcny.-Rep.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-02-16
10000 DOLLARS
Prize of Tickets.

PTic" of Tickets.
Whole Tickets, S20-ilaves Sl0-Quar-
tiers S5-Eighths S. 50--Twentleth. 81
A considerable pc ion OF tbs lottery is
nut up INTO Packages { IL Til kets, which,
embracing the IS Nos. the LOTTERY Scauoo'
possibly draw less than 90 dollars. wl,b s.
many chances for the great capitals, and Other
superior prizes Packages OF Shares are pur
up in the same manner
Adventures who prefer advancing onk the
difference between the vaiue Of the ticket,
and what they are warranted to draw can re
ceive Certificates from the Managers, for
A Package of IL Whole Tickets, for
1855 S-l2 Haiges for ST. Soc
Quarters for SIS IS 10 F1fhs 70,
S3i-t2 Eighths for Sl9 37-ia1sEths
Tor IS 5O-I2 Tioentleths for s. IS
- Letters enclosing prize tckets, goo
Bank notes, for packages single tickle
,hares. will be as well attended to, ASH Ptrsor
ally present, ~ the
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Pennsy lvania Avenue, opposlre Browns
Hotel, Washington City.
YATES s M'IAIlRE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-14
lenTy Wilson, No. 10o, Market Street.
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY MARCH a. 1926.
THE LAMENT.

" The tear which falls upon thy tomb,
1t would not win thee back to earth,
Nor bind thee to the darker doom
Of one of moral birth
No, dearest when think of all
Which thou hast been, and still might'st be,
would noi-weai or we befal--
Thy gentle spirit now recall,
To pine on earth with me;
For, though life's fairesl Joys we're mine,
Oh what are they. blest Saint, to thinel
know not if the bright abuve,
Look down on those they loved below,
If faught that once vas earthly love
angel breasts NAV glow;
For, could they mark he countless woes
Which those-once most beloved-must bear,
'Twould be thorn in Eden's rose
A asiil upon the Joy thai glnws
Wth quenchless transport there -
A lingering taint Of earlhness,
Where all beside IS formed 10 bless,
Then-though never can forget,
BY tlee forgotten would be,
Ere anghi of fond, though vain regret
Should break Thy rest torme.
And this shall be my snlace--this,
Shall aid me still with e. ief to strive
Let me hnt gain that world of bliss,
And all that charmed while in this,
Shall there sgain revive:
Yes dearest--I shal crme to thee,
Though thou cans, ne'er return to me 70
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-14
500 DOLLARS REWARD,
ROBBERY OF THE MAIL.

1--WE undersigned authorized by the Post Master Cen
eral to offer; and does hereby offer reward of FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the apprehension and convic
he United Sates' Mail Tuesday the 28,h Of February
last The Robbery was committed between Phladelphia
and Newport
The quantity of letters taken SO considerable that
believed much the greater part of them unopened
and secreted Any person in Philadelphia Newport,
any where between these two Places with whom bundles
or packages were left the night of Tuesday, on
"Wednesday, by any person Of whom they had knowl
edge, requested far to examine such bundles or
PACKAGES to ascertain whether they are not let
tiers, which have been taken from the Mail For the de-
livery of any such packages, reward will be paid and the
person delivering them shall not be put trouble loss
of time.
Circumstances warrant strong suspicion of Way Pas.
senger, who taken up by the mail driver at the Sorrel
Horse, Philadelphia, and who rode with him the
seat in front of the STAGE with their feet the mail bag
Persons the road who have seen, and 9nown this
Waypassenger requested, if in their power have
him forthwith arrested and imprisoned As it is exceed
ngy desired that one, in any way concerned in his
Robbery should escape the Public generally, but more
especially Mail Contractors and Post Masters are called
upon be vgan and active in their efforts arrest the
Robbers and recover the property stolen
Information given at the Post Office in New York, pha-
dephia, Wilmington, Baltimore in any other place in
the United Staes in the absence of the undersigned
George NJ Dallas, Esq shall be promptly attended to
NJ. T. SIMPSON.
Agent for the General Post Office.
Mansion House Hotel. Phil Warch7. 32--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-14
THEY POURED THE RED LB4TIoN FORTH.

THEY POURED THE RED LIBATIoN FORTH.
They pour'd the Red i4bal ion forth,
And fll'd the golden bowl:
dashd It on the tainsh d earth,
Aud spurned ts base control;
And ssld-no more my peace shall be
victim to thy treachery!
They Of Fame he blooming wreath,
MY brow the chsplet twned
My foot irod the flowers beneath,
And gave them to the wind;
And sad-my heart no more shall trust
To that which is itself but dust
They brought me Beauty's child, and gave
To me her fairy form:
Death came She fld the silent grave;
Fed on her cheek the worm:
loved, yet sad--no more will 1
Ger flower so frail, in sight
They brought me then spirit sweet
Religion, ever fairs
My tears bedew'd her holy feet,
My soul arose in prayer;
And ssid-Fame, Pleasure--all farewell!
Blest spirit thou hast broke their spell
British Press.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-14
5 mo. s, 1895.

AN ACT making appropriations for the purchase of Books
and deayng expenses for the of the Library
of Congress
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives.
The United States Of meflca Congress assembled That The
sum of five thousand dollars be, and the hereby,
appropriated out of any money the Treasury, not other
wise appropriated, for the purchase of books under the
direction Of the Joint Library Committee for the of the
Library ot Congress
SEC. Q .4d be Il further enacted, That the of two
hundred and nneyfve dollars and twenty five cents be
and the is hereby appropriated of any unappro
prated money the Treasury for defayng the expense
for two Stoves and nine Of coal for the of the
Library of Congress.
JOHN w TAYLOR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOHN c CALHOUN,
Vice-President of the United States, and
President Of the Senate.
APpRoyHp-March 8, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-14
To be sold at Public Auction,

the coach house of the late WILLIAM HEMpHILL, ESQ
"a dec in King street, Saturday the 18th inst. at II
o'clock, A. M by order of the Executors Coachee and
Harness, Gig and Harness. Dearborn and Harness,
Sleigh Carts Wheelbarrow Corn Shelter, Plough, Wood
Saw and Horse Grind Stone Feed Chest, Cutting Box,
Harrow, and sundry lots of old Iron, &c.
BROWN & BAILEY, .4ucts.
N B. The above articles may be viewed any time
previous TO the sale, by applying to
March 10 32--3t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-14
NJ 81 AN ACT for the survey Of route for Canal
bst4e. the A.lantic and the Gulf of MEXICO.

I'M = AN AIF fDs rHt survey u1 a FUutt CaHAl
between the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico.
Be enacted6 the Senate and House of Representatives Of
the United States Of America IN Congress assembled, That the
President of United ates be, and he is hereby autho
iized cause be made accurate and minute examns
ton If the country South of the ST. Marys river, and in
cudng the same, VII view to ascertain the most egi-
bic route for caoal admitting the transit of boats to
meet The Atlantic with the Gulf of Mexico, and ALSO with
view ascertain the practicabity of ship channel
that he particularly be examined the route from
the st Mary the Appalachicola river bay, and
from the ST. Johns river to the Vassasousa bay with
view both the above Objects that he the
surveys both by land and along the coast with estimates
Of the expense Of each accompanied with proper pans
notes. observations, explanations and opinions ofthe Board
of Engineers, and that he full report of these pro-
ceedngs be made Congress; and to carry the same
into effect the of twenty thousand dollars be. and the
same hereby appropriated, out of any money in the
Treasury, not otherwise appropriated.
ArpaovED--March 5, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-14
Number 433.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms are to those who pay, during the month of
Ianuary OF July, six months in adyauce-Fow Dohdrs a
year From those who do not pay above, Fve Dollars
will be demanded. Ii sub criber wishes to dccne he
must notify the edit Of his intention before the first Of
June December, and nay All srrearages without a
compliance with these CONDITIONS, paper will be discon
tnued except at the option Of lie editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Advertisements exceeding eve nes for term
less Than three hs four times dollar, and ,wen
tv for every subsequent Insertions unger pro.
portion Advertisers requested 70 speclfy in writing
how oag their advertisements to be inserted or they
viii be continued till frbd Letters to the Editors to
sure attention must be post paid
Adverh8ing 6ytheyedr.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subsc rihers
year SIS, 90 year S18, 0O
months 8 90 months 9 SO
8 do. A., so do s, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-14

mo. 81 AN ACT concerning the transportation of the
mail between Vncennes and st. Louis.
Be i enGctea BIZ The Senate and House Of Representation Of
the United Sdes Of l,srca Congress assembled That
much of The act entitled San act To alter and establish
certain Post Ras approved, March third, thousand
tghi hundred and Wenty-one directs that the mail
from yi,cennes Iudana to St Louis Missouri shall pass
BY v,ndas" shall be, aud the hereby s, repealed
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3, 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-14

Boeau, being frequently called upon by an idle.
ignorant person. who complained to him that he did
not return his VISITS Sir" said the French sat-
rist, " we are not upon equal termsi you call upon
me merely to get rid Of your time--whea Lcsll nP'
on you lose minen'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-14
mo- 101 AN ACT to extend the limits Of Georgetown,
in the District of Columbia.

Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives. e
the United Of America in Congress assembled, That in
addition 10 the limits prescribed BY an act supplementary
to an act entitled amend the charter of George
approved third March, thousand eight hundred
and nine the said limits between seventh and eighth streets
shall be further extended as to extend weswardy from
Fayeue street. three hundred feet.
APpRovED--March Sd, 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-14
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the estate of Wahayen Waha-
"a dec late nf Chrstians hundred, requested to
make immediate payment, and all those having claims
aas said estate desired 10 present their e-
gall authenticated for settlement TO
ISAAC WAIRAvEN,
ASHTON RICHARDSON,
3 mo s. 1895. 31--t4t Admire.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-14
DIVIDEND.

NOTICE is hereby given. that dividend of three per
lv cent, for the last six months has been declared by
he Managers Of the Wilmington and Kennen Turnpike
Company which will be pad to the stockholders, their
legal representatives after the 2sth of March next
JESSE MENDENHALL., Treasurer.
Wilmington, Feb. d. 1896. 23--tt25m