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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31

EyOR The cure of colds coughs, asthmas, approaching
consumptions and all diseases of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Market-sreet, Will
m lie
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BOMBAZETTS. FLANNELS. 81

- Wilmington,
50 pieces plain and figured BosiBAzETrs asso-ti
A., A. 40. white red, yellow and green FLANNELs.
~ 40 CAl-iCOES; assorted patterns.
Circassan and Tartan Paids figured Ranetts bockins
bazes blue, black and assorted Cloths and Cassnere
sa'neus; Marselles, Vaentia and Florentine vestin
1ack silk flag and bsndanna IIdkfs Brania and coC
ao Germantown and Irish knit Hose and half Hose; blacS
and slate worsed do. Shaws Dmities Italian Grape
IRISH and Russia sheetngs jaconet, cambria, NULL book
ana sh'rtng -htsin; Ginghams aud variety Of othd
Fall and Winter Goods. JOHN r. RRINcKIE
Sept. at. IS
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NOTICE.

vHvIiE coparnershp of the undersigned, heretofore ira
4 ding under the firm Of Keau g Olper at Cantwes
Bridge, Newcastle County, Delaware, has dissolved by
agreement. All Those indebted to said firm, either by
Bond, No,e Book account requested 10 make i'm
mediate payment 10 VIM. kean, al Middciownas no in
diligence need be expected. WIN KEAN,
REUBEN OLIVER.
Middieown, 18th Dec, 1925 9--2m
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FEATHERS

F various quantities and prices, Tor sale al NJ ~ n
~ ket street, Wilmington. :"
June IA. SIS JOHN r.. BRINcri !.
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FAMILY EMPLOYMENT.

'lNEN families Immediately wanted in Cotton Factory
PERSONS acquainted with the various branches of spin
ng, ana rover loom weaving preferred. Apply, n
further particulars, to JOHN r.. RRJNi!kIE
Wilmington, Del Jan. 2, 1876 l;9
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-31
PROTECTION.
UeIaaDare Fire Insurance CGnaDa,,u.

UetaaDnre Fire Insurance Company,
Office No. 81, Shipley-st. between Front s. Second.
SHls Companyhas commenced Insurng against Loss BY
Fire, and inland transportation Of goods, with capital
Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The President and Directors now ready TO receive
applications for insurance agans, Loss by Fire every
description Of Buildings in generals Merchandise; Ships
in Port and their Cargoes; Household Furniture and 9th.
personal property also against loss damage by in
land transportation ofgoods wares merchandise and coun
try produce.
Terms Of insurance will be favorable as any of the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New York
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence in The
soldty of its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
CoRsELus D. BLANEr is Agent to survey propcryt to be
insured, for the town and vicinity of New Castle.
Directors.
William Chandler, David C. Wilson,
John Patterson, Joseph G. Gilpn.
David Bush, Joseph Grubb
WILLIAM SEAL, President
DANIEL BrRNEs, Secretary
Wilmington, 5th mo (May,) 90 1926. 48-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21

We copy the following paragraphs from an euio.
gy on the late Emperor Alexander, in the Journal
des Debats. apparently from the pen OF M. de- Cha
teaubIand. Boston Daaty hdc.
"providenoe has struck great blow. The crown
has fallen from head, yet young, and one which
lately, since the fall of Bonaparte aimed TO preside
over the destines Of Europe. The sceptre has been
broken in the hands Of a monarch whose empire
extended to three Of the quarters OF the globe whose
soldiers are assembled not far from the gates OF VI
enna, and not far from the great wall OF China; whose
fleets can, at the same instant, cover the bai'lc'
and burst the barriers Of the Bosphorous. Alexan
der was more than the Emperor OF Russia he
was the founder Of that Holy Alliance, whose prin
ciplcs, conceived in his magnanimous heart, seemed
10 promise 10 Europe an age OF justice and liberty,
but which, soon distorted from their true sense and
monopolized by the astue policy OF certain diplomat
lists, have served only as preext for ambitious and
interested intervenions in the internal concerns OF
nations. The true direction Of the Holy Alliance
had escaped from the hands ofts founder; another
spirit than his, spirit of hatred and siolence AM
mated this grand federation ; but while he hyed he
might seize again the moral empire oil European
opinion.
The personal character OF Alexander embraced
many useful and fine qualities; great moderation,
a sincere aversion to war, constant desire OF EN-.
ployng persuasion and mildness natural disposl.
ton for geterous measures, lively ardor Tor being
instructed, memory stored With an inhnlty OF
knowledge, mind familiar with all the ideas OF the
age, with constitutional legislation, even with phi
losophical systems, but always prcdominatlng ten
dency towards religious thoughts and sentiments.
Such was, in his youth, the august pupil Of Col. La
Hafpr; such he appeared still on the hrst oecupa-
uoh Of PARIS, al the head Of twenty rrated mon
archs, whose counsels he tempered, and Of twenty
~.
son to restrain the vengeance. lie was not without
influence on our FIRST Tree institutions he concur.
red in represslng the blind zeal which would make
France retrograde"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21

Al article in tht last number Of the Moth American
Review, exposes aud in opinion successfully, the i'm
volume which he has published, aiming account
his capture by the Indians when young to know the
OF his parents Of his education by them Of the
laws, ussges and religion Of the savage tribes during
residence among lhem and OF his escape, &c All this
proved he gross and palpabe forgery indeed the
.ome itself bears internal evidence Of fact sublimated
nto fancy, admitting the general correctness OF the
narrative. Blu We believe even ils to be wanting Hun
has been successful in his IMPOSITION and England has
heen made 10 greater extent than even America. the
dupe He hattered dandlcd. caressed and fed not
,ny by the tera Of Great Britain but by ears counts
knights, marquisses dukes, and by the present
monarch Of the island hmsef-We believe that he is in
part Of the ted States nowad If So he will soon
find that hs popularity will not be able stand the touch
Of the Sorth American torpedo. Bui ,4H,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
From The National lnteMgeneer, Jan. IS.
TO Tie EDITORS.

GIsrIhaEs: You will much obge me- and do an act Of
justice, by republishng the enclosed need tell you
that the distinguished citizen Of philadephia" is MIR
Duponceau think il is about three years since he de.
nounced Hunter mpostor but great was the cred
his story had acquired that Mr.. DuPoscEAU sneered
at though he himself had been vain pretender to
knowledge that he did possess and nothing but the
weight ofhis character and the respect thai has acquired
for him. could have prevented his being treated less
mononsly In the me the impostor has been car
red in triumph the shoulders of the High Priests of
literature the Quarterly Reviewers 1t time that our
esteemed and useful elow-citizen should have credit for
his sagacy and rmness in exposing barcfaced and mis-
chieyous fa'sehood. Amongst mans others to whom Mr.
ID communicated his convictions the time of his first
conyerslns with Huhte, coali cite Mr.. Edward Iyings.
Yours, Gentlemen, very respectfully
WILLIAM SAMPSON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21

ai'P.-On Saturday night, about 12 O'Clock, the
Gay Factory OF Pennsylvania owned by Mr. j.
D. Nones Of Philadelphia, situa,edin Norlh Seventh
street near The Mill dam, was totally destroyed win
all It's contents This valuable establishment was
tor the manufacturing of blue aud yellow nankerns
under the patronage and patent of the general gov
ernment. The loss is estimated as between anc
$4,000.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21

STATEMENT showing the number Of Pensioners
the Rolls of the different States and Territories The
4th Of September, 1926 the amount annually padO
each description Of Pensioners, the number of deasin
the year 1925 and the number added the Lists in the
same year, ending the 4th of September. 1925.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
yHox rEx nosroS COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.

JoHs fIuNrtn1he f4mons varr0tipe Of this notori.
Gus character has just been thoroughly exposed in able
article of the lat North America Review, pon the eyi-
ence Of respectable individuals who have long resided
n the very Ent,an hes With which Hunter pre.
tends 70 have been familiar The imposture Of this pseudo
indian vas detc ed and mentioned in private circles three
years ago by distinguished citizen Of Philadelphia whose
general acquaintance WITH the Indian dialects enabled him
to confoubd The shameless author. We obliged says
te Salem Gazette 70 correspondent in this town, for the
tlowns extract Of letter from the gentleman above al.
lUded u:
"PHnADELPuIA, Are. 26, 1929.
~ have discovered that this ID. Hunter is an arrast
mpostor aud that he knows nothing Of the Indian Ian.
giages to which he pretchds. lie deceived me at New
Yok, because he told me few Usage words which knew
ON memory 10 be correct but, unfortunately for him. he
called TO see me at Philadelphia, where, having my mate
fials hand convicted him Of ignorance and he left me
hoi little ashamed lie has imposed upon the good peo
lie who are educating him at their expense for
missionary among the Indian tribes He appears lit
tie removed from fool bis of ideas being very scan
y but there is eat deal Of and cunning mixed with
mat aaepia nens and, had not been able detect him
by my long study OF Indian languages should have been
and was in fact for while deceived BY his apparently
nnncent manner, and the glbness with Which lie forged
Indian words when they were wanted
- os,5o,o -
KENTUCKY Political affairs in this State are
in an unhappy situation, and party spirit RACES
with great violence. The following is an extract
from an Address lately published by majority oil
The House OF Representatives to their constituents
TO THE FREEMEs OF KENTUCKY.
Fellow Gtixens.-Atter session Of six weeks
and three days the most eventful in the annals oil
our state, about to return 10 our homes and surren.
der the trust which has been confided to as, it be.
comes painful duty, faithful sentines. to an
nounce to you that call is not wells As the i'm
mediate representatives Of your interests and or
gans OF your will, constituting as we do large ma
lotity OF he House Of Representatives., it is oul
melancholy province 10 tell you, that these interest.
have been dsregarded and that will overruled by
the influence OF your ESecutivc. and pertnacity O
a majority Of your Senate.
| Your Judiciary, whicl should se the shield Of tn,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21
A decided enemy to suttees.

An account oi the most recent diplomatic mis-
zion from the Governor General of Bengal 10 Siam
and Cochn-C China was published in England in
December. Mr.. Crawford was the EDyoy. and
the writer Of the surgeon and naturalist of
the mission 1t abonnds with curious particulars
AS an instance Of the degradation Of human nature
by seryiiity, We know of nohng stronger than what
Is related in the following passage of the wo,k
touching the Siamese: Nat Gaz.
"Mr Crawturd had FIRST interview with an in
fsrior minister During the whole of the visit the
minister's attendants lay PROSTATE on the earth be
fore him, and at a distance. When they addressed
shey did not dare to cast their eyes towards him
but raising their heads little, and touching the
forehead, with both hands united in the manner by
which would express The most earnest supplica
lion, their looks still dire cted the ground they
whispered in answer in the most Illuminating tone
The manner in which he was approached by the
servants Of his house hold, still more OFT
ing to nature. When refreshments were ordered,
they crawled forward on all fours, supported ON The
elbow and toes, the body being dragged on the
ground. In this manner they pushed the dishes
before them, from time to time, in the best manner
;bat their constrained and beas,lke attitude would
admit. until they had put them in their place when
,hsy retreated backwards in the same grovellng
manner but without turning round
a Yet this haughty chief was himself but min
:stey Of the Glh order in Importance doomed to
lake his turn Of beast like groveling, as subse
quenty exhibited on visiting Chromacht son 10 the
king. Every man here is doomed TO crawl on the
earth before his superior The nation must be
sidered entirely the slaves Of the king, of whose
lives, as wei! property, he can dispose at will"
BY the census which has been recently taken o
the population Of the State OF New York. il appears
that the total population Of that State is l,6l6 45e
aouls.
A late census gives TO Russia, including Poland
Of which country the Arch Duke Constantine was
Viceroy al The time Of his brolher's death, popu
.a.ion oil fifty two millions Of souls.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21

BY the censua which has been recently taken oil
the population Of the State OF New York. il appears
that the total population Of that State is l,6l6 45e
soula.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-21

A late census gives to Russia, including Poland,
Of which country the Arch Duke Constantine was
Vceloy, al The time OF his brolhel's death, popu.
asion oil fifty two millions Of souls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15
Gentlemen of The Turf Look to 76iyT

Gentlemen Of the I'tlrf, Look to ThisI
tNtHE valuable stable ofths late Theophs Field of Bn.
wick county, Va. will be sold iothe highest bidder AT The
rev Market Course, Petersbng on the Grst dg M
september merit, credit Of months purcbsses riy,
ponds with approved security carry interest from the date 10
following Horses, viz: '''' "b " '"e
fOH9NHA fine bIsod hav bor,e ,,,y,-1, ~ az IL,
was got by Sir Archie his dam the celebrated ia
Merino Eweour years old last spring His ACHE yeep on
ne uTf are well known: al old he won The
"reneevie, New Market and Tree Hill contendur in
No instances with four five first rate cos-he won s
Png the Jockey Club Purse New Market running four
meats, beating Mr. WIN. X. Jbhnsons celebrated horse
ohakespeare and Col Wynn's famous mare Fls obsnn
gi be continued in training under hi. ,sl franer until .
cay oi S 50 that the purchaser may be easily enabled 10
FtsPars MN for any rsce this ensuing fall
fHILLfS, full sister 20 Gohanns also in training wear,
90 astsPrins Phiishas and
reputation IN race she Jas; "a over the Tree hin Course
r RICHMOND, Tor The Jockey Club Parae eonending ,s
honiR'op John Richards, Marion SC. In this race
was run m greatnt, she beat e second heat and was
osgt ny great many 10 have been entitled 10 the third b
~ The judges that she los, Il bya few inches
4HbhiNO EVE, the dam Of Cfohauni and Pbfii,-be,
ana performances well known She now with fo,
or arehle and has Filey ly her ride drort last spring
b very hns Fheytwo years old prng, both ri
CALYPSO, got by Sir Archie out OF fnIIbre5 pee;,,
With credit ADD success ' ''o'''
here will be offered for sale on the same d,v eof
Vher brood Mares, Colts aud Fiiie, og biyh boobs 30
nie' are chiefly got by Sir Archie. Pun Pedivtee of
- cove horses VIII be exhibited the DAY Of ale
uentemsn Of the Turf would do we'll attend AZ f ,as
imposed 70 De surpassed BY nooe 10 the U States
JOHN TTTTD
August 9. ''0'' y i"''' t ga De-
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M-4RSHaL,s 9 III

,hs ia decree othe Superior Court OF Chancery for
Ju,o eoS District pronounced the 2ilh day of
t 20 the case Of Duop again, Gibson shall on sa
auction TO The o. August: 1926 public
- ne estate OF John Alute dec; to wit the dylI;n b
paraie o. i b attached thereto and
out The lint, y asuee all on Shock@ Hill and Just with
Henr aaaS een by JAMES ~ Wnee Also
survey viii he on me hiehmond Turnpike" which
IN. snS w be Sold at the front door the Eagle Hotel
mentions5 nmond about IL O'clock, the day above
ana on ,he premises FERNS, credit of SIX twelve
81 onih,-Donds with approved security will he
OF Tue purchaser, and the title retained as an .JJi
SiITy,. eT the payment of the purchase MONEY!
july 25, 1926. -" u o"e OF MS -. deputies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15
Riuduna Lands for .SUTS

AVlNG resolved to from my present re,ilence
" oer for sale three VI land living in the eo,n
" Of tuvanna, accommodating The tract 90 which,
now 1--we lying the river aud containing 1000 acre near
40 OF which are low groun Is situated about miles from the
Courthouse and the distance from Palmyra Mills There
IS on good dwelling house and other necessary houses for
ne use oil family and farm One other tract called PAXTON
lying on the Hvanna river about miles below the
ana Instant from the Riyanna mills about miles, Containing
on an overseerS house. and houses for nerros AJ
one ond TRACT called GsI rngOn containing 100 acres well
ton Gin in good order about 4hs OF mile from the ;
Long Island Greek The whole uf,hese lands are well atered
an ne 10 very healthy part Of the county, are well
vorth the attention Of gentlemen who wish to vest their
IN real property Should not SELL shall remove and app
oy unoe wishing to purchase may then be made to nv
hends, walker Tmberlake and James Curtin who live IN;
meiatsy IN the neighbourhood John Tinberlae H.
ni either Of whom shall be authorized cont for
81 the lands, or any thing 10 their many loo
"'aan'asss' MILES CARY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15
TR UST SHLE.-

pursuance Of the provisions Of deed Of tr, b;.
date the 24h day Of August 1920 from John Wren n, ~
e subscriber as trustee, which deed duly recorded In o.
range county aud To- effect the purposes OF said deed ba
the 5Oih day Of August next, fair not fhe next fr
Sundays excepted at ~ o'clock NJ the land ~
de'eSedProeeed to auction The highest bidder
upon at the time Of sale, the following property 10 viii
IAN piece or parcel Of land situated in the county Of nge
ADJOINING the lands Of John Kefe Edward Farnev Jnrf
Fwiman and Aaron Fray, containing SIS acres more
beng the same land conveyed by deed from Augustine Sand
iord 70 John Wren with all the buildings thereon Also one
negro man slave named Vincent about 20 years old AL
negro woman named Lucy, about % years old and bsr &
children one abou, years old named Gibson and the ote
about one year old named Hairy. Also, one patent l ro
tents about I3i gallons and other still contents s S
gallons aud one other l contents about I25 ralIons bc
foregoing description taken from the said deed The i
will he conducted by myself, or authorized AGENT
Rishmona,July u, 1876 y 10 Y ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15
.M.ARNH9T'S "a ,;

TO decree of the superior court of chanc.rv
oss ID Staunton pronounced Goth .Iav of J
S cause therein depending, wherein Robert Rves -
Ia M anu LEWIS Nicholas and others defendants. will be
81 On We premises to the highest bidder, on Monday the
Gay o. pe'ooet next in two parcels as NAV hest
convenience OF purchasers the of land in Abe
marie County oo which the said Nicholas lately
Neny-one handred and forty acres The terms of e
S,n as one thhd of the purchase money to be paid in
s anu tne balance an eps inamen,s one and % wears
rom 'he day of sale The deefreI payments be by
"'"a' win good security and lien reta,Sed the land
Augusta, '- roh"iNS.1, IN 5. 9. c.
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Lib SCVOOT-

n are no lectures delivered in this Institution, =,
- -SsdH@" but those with which the Session o.
an wIh whehit ends other words the who'll e
upon The practice ofthe law which is condrrfsd IN
n,i,, % nianner upon authority. There is nothing len
Teh ,Jd' mat 10 Be Lawyer, he must read and sr o
"oJa io himself and upon which he is exsr,er
r Y an every saturday too, he exercises himself in
curt ne records OF which neatly Kept as any in b
ooy anu every part explained from the In m he
% the Judgment, as, we'll every spece. ~ Go
Juo Wneh fellows afterwards that the student S, ~.
10 the week 10 read without inier,,r,tirn
h.s DC OF any servitetO the student al law he n,,
~ :, Hes1Ham, where, there no specie, Of wee H. 80
iiom IL. The JRtsnae Partof the bar or ill., oden,
temandet OF The session, upon much better term Ia b
JiY wv" "''"u' CREED TAYLOR.
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FRESH DRY GOODS.
FLE.IIING & ED IILNr IL AfLre, y 4,

MARKET BRIDGE,
N received (Sosy by the selrs. Chesapeake and ff
cases low priced fancy prints " '"''
do ~ furniture dimity
do. long and short yellow n,nkins
do. cotton baudanna hdkfs
DO pullicst aud Madras do
do SO aud ca cambrics and ilcoocf,
do. Leghofn Bolivar has
bales heavy Scotch o1nahurrs
do. 81 bfown shirtings
DO s-S Dover brown sheetinzs No -
Do. ID I" Thames" do. do
DO S-4 apron checks
DO 44apron and Furniture do
n, 90. toy sail Russia duck, fot padding
Vs Stg-deNsp, green 8orsnees, black 6,nrel six
~ nIsah % nlack mcrro bofnbszine s. breen r,6,
sna % eah J1c9neti, fot hoanet cava &C. plii and e
@ I nsuakei chefs, satin stripe love ribbons, Nos TO-
"n 70 oh ahd sa,h ribbons, womens English bl,e sit
Stoves &c. &e~ch ajded 10 the stock peyiomy nn snJ
ueI 5ne'r goods al Of which hey sre d
August 1. F' . '' ''o'l usual terms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15

rT Tbs ENQUIRER is published twice week xen.r,v
lad three times week during the of the State Ie,
urPree thu same a, heretofore, Five Dollar. per annum
uadvance Notes of chartered specie b,nk
only will be received in payment The Editors will
saisty of RENTING them by mail the postage Of ali let
Ia er, being paid by the writer's
w No paper will be discontinued Out at the discretion of
che Edhor,o until all arrearases have been paid up
hall Lavethe tenth GRATIS. rr
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LESS-Frt insertion rs cept,-e,eh
continuance, so cents
=. no advertisement inserted until has either been paid
for or assumed BY some person IN this city it.
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II virtue OF deed n trust executed by fr,,r. e,t,
70 t aud guy recorded IN The Office Of The ele,k ~ A.
ss,,a county will be sold by public auction on Ybort a.,
osy % 4'sus' nsxi on te premi.e that valuable pro
',su 'hs augusta Springs" sru1te IN the county Of
valuable There on The premises Ncl,esi s,,iy
hsn reputation The buildings and Improvement. 49,,
Doarder'; The tract Of land contains upwards of 79 u
ioie part Of which 10 cultivation aud much IN 80
ssahe meadow sround Que thifd Of The pufebse .y
N'i ne required 10 baud and the bslanee IN m ZEE et
Rymes: Poes,ion wall he given on the Ist oriobsr s
ne u,ie bebevedto be un4uestionabe but ,ef,, - 80,
tee N convey only such tile a. is ve.cd IN a. "s
July "a. "iSOOA u BALDWIS.
H. - IN, -. ..t..-.vs lO-utds
N '', 'o'e WI Oc Wanc With ny appreciation
tn. pd;,.-. 49,. ERASMUS SfRnIfNC
ne -aors Of The National fniellge ioers and Fr,
uos''ufg hefald will insert the above wsetiy MI H. -
ami srh1thsr sccount fof ecliee,icn va uy o. sa's'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-08-15

IRON the subscriber ON the letb ;n,,., ID -, n,
Ian, three US SSok containing hundred and forty
on tie BanL 81 dollars each and fifty dollar not.
tom dr,,v :; e ns'hs Also bond Robert H. Caring
%saJ avn m iaro1. Of me June 1885, for 80 do on DE-
Bir smith a Gu VI Anderson for SIS demand and one On
drawn ia aoar with the credits eighteen dOsr, ON it,
from i,ad;n " Nathan w Wathon forwa,n ali person,
aIaIs Tor The delivery thief and content" Of M
for The % val give twenty dollars FOR the thief or $50
July 1877