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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
Mercantile Nusiness.

! NATlrL WINSTON, al the junction
! ~ OF man stteet with the alley leading
! To and rom Friends 10 Martins ar Slanc
warehouse, seeing The utility aud public con
venlence at the mercantile business, when
conducted on principles OF general food, mu-
tnal benrhl aud rrcpirocatIon IN he exchange
OF foreign aud domestic eommodnles. has en-
gagged therein, estimating his SneCrss by due
attention To the interest of those who may
paironi2e him, not eonhuing aim'eli to any
parltcnlar denomination ol extent, but will
Keep - supply of such goods n the demand
may require, which he Is conhdrut viii he
found rs low as any in this market, being se-
lrcted by confidential agents, aud mostly
bought Tor cash. lie will undertake the dup,
ping aud orderingoi property aud merchan
dIze 10 aud from Richmond aud the \. rthern
markets Tor II small per reut, liz personal ne
quat"innee with extensive hen-rs III those
markets assuring Inn thai the hr.t prices Will
be hid Tor all property shipped, aud eendi or
dered be purchasedal the most reduced prices
ihare nop IN store and offer at uhoi,Sa
ntad,
poo sacks Salt, t~lIled bag2ng
hhds. - Groin and hlusco sado Sugars
, bug C"tirr
, hhi-. de-.
3" Whole. hall aud Or. hbls SUGARS
q bbl-. ol Loaf aud Lump sugars
1 hhd. no. baking and retailing Molasses
loo boxes CondIr>. from Is to is
30 ~ lprpeut,ue sonp
% whole, lali - U. hoNes Tcs, fresh
80 ky rough, aud Cni Mails, i Ia 10y
par rev Phtrut balances. 1 10 oUU lbs
30 boxes Giass, . \ lU and IOx II
halt tiorces new Rice
100 pair kchmnrd made Brogues
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80 PACKAGES.
Srass,
III

IHONAS J. DUVAE at the sign Of
the Golden Mortar, on Bauk square has
just received an additional supply ol - pack
ages, comprising a general assortment OF
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oil and Dye siuls,
among which are the following
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
DANIEL G. TUCKER, attorney
Al Lar.

WILL practice IN the Courts Of Plttsyl.
yanii. Franklin. aud Haiilax cou, Ties - Ills
tesidrnc" Is at PillsJ I,an" ouri-lionse
Ian IA w4w24
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lsAsY tsOCTj2,

ls.Ea GsCCgJ.S,
which ,l,r las opcutd IA the tenement III
Brick E,w, Opposite Mr,sl-. ,tp.-en & N
Daniel, nat door above Mr.. J l. Pauens.
Her assortment cnusists ~ Part oil
Superlnc blue aud black cloths
Do assorted colours do
DO blue and bIncl, cas,imrreJ
Fine and common Casstnets
Black lnrentnr
Tuienelte vcsling, with borders
Sill, valencia DO do
Cambricks and cambrick mn~Ims
JaconeD aud mud muslJuS
silk gIuve5 aud hose, black aud y hi'e
faoty chiuiz and calico.s fDr aaa, dresses
Black figured silks and assorted coIaurs do
All kinds OF ribbons, some nice Patterns
Lluen camhgclt anu Ike ting
Ihrea, lace and rdelngs
Tortoise ufck aud SIDE combs
Bomba2rttrs, PLAIN and figured
Artificial flowers and Wrealls
Ostrich feathers, tipped wit every colour
Grntleucn's iur has
DO shoes, CoaIse and fine
Grnllemen'7 bamboo walking canes by thu
do2. or single one,
II i her Intention 10 keep, in addition 10
her regular stocI, of merchandi,e, every Gar.
ncut 81 Gentlemen Wearing Apparel made
h, ner Own hands, which shc viii Watfan, Ia
~ MA L. in the best manner Amongst which
are Gentlemen Guernsey shurls &Drawer..
Also, Colored persons Clothing Of every 1T
scripllnu and AT the most reduced prices.
Mrs Ming viii also cut and make Ladies
and Gentlemen Chunks. she will aI,o cat-
ry on the Manua Making business in all II.
various branches.
NJ. King Matters herself, she will frequent
" have it in her power to afford solid proof,
fiat II IS much cheaper 10 buy ready made
clothing, when You may always be suie OF II
III anu at tn lowest 'lrrs
u MIR. King would be glad 10 employ a
yonag lady, well qualified as seamstrcss.-
\ me but those that can come well r"com'
mcuded ueed apply--Sbe would also employ
Youth from l2lo II yrers Of age 10 attend III
rhe store size would also employ any u'm'
brr Of seam,lrcsscs Ia RECEIVE Woth and make
il upa, their Own homes.
Ian $3.50
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cas-. ti,llr. nhi5r k,d s6n,.-. lalest fashion
, ease lad-7 superior siik hue, splendid II
CURES For ,alr low, by
ANDkEAS & BROTHERS.
NV II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06

rha sem;.Weekly Paper, at 81, aud the
u pancr. at 81 per annum, payable in
Weekly No subscription will be received for
sdvant ,;,ne than six months, aud no paper will
a Is, ,s .'" lbut at the discretion OF the
be ., alssV until all arrearages are paid
Editors rsrtisements will be inserted at so
W Ar sonare (or Less the first time, and
cents Pc. n,s for each continuance. Those
81 ~ distance tt must be paid for previous to
from es.,;on. or the payment assumed by
tn n',. rresponsible person in LynchbnGrg
some rLancery Orders not exceeding two
u U are Inserted for six toIlars
squar,, liettcrs adore sscd 10 the Editors must
u Gin s,,n, or they viii not be attended, to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06

! NeFntnve lottery

FIRST GLASS For mr. bcpeM n NE
.Wu LondOa .icodtmg.
70 bc posrln.i, d,s"n, N IL town If
Lyocbhu-, n tar 25lh # February
nrAt al Ia ouu d..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
Fuvther "upp,ies or

STE1A.1 e. TANeK GOODS.
PURCHASED at me AUCTION SALES IN
New York for CASE. " lch sc arr de-
termined to sell al The very lowest market
prices.
Rose, aud London Dulllt, Bristol and point
Blankets
Red, white, aud green FlaaneIs, assorted
Heavy Swanskin do
DO. twlled flnshings, Ion big coats
A large assortment OF fine aud coarse Cassi.
Nets
Carpt Brown, Olive, Grey aal Green Cloths
fashionable shades tor lrnck coats
Shepherds aud nirst, imperial blue q black
Cloths
Maria Louisa blue Pelisse cloths
Superfne aud common mied drab do.
Real Italian and Florence black silks
Black aud colouled gro. de. Naples and vel
veteen do.
Heavy chain, black Leventeen.
French and English winter ca.lcoes. large
and very choice supply entirely new in
fashion aud colour
Elegantly worked Swiss, India, and Jacouet
muslin Robes
Worked Swiss aud India null Haudkerchicl'
A rich assortment of Thread, gimp, and bob
binett Lares
Al Plain aud figured bohhinct
\ splendid assortment al KlCh worked lndla
aud Swiss null muslus
wExIIu TAEBx VELVEc for
painting on
Elegant merno and cashmera long & square
shaNls =
Gauzr Baregp an. selvetoen HIS
DE- WITT CLTNT0N aud other fam
cy pocket do.
"A plain and figured blk Levanline cravats
Plain and printed cashmere shawls
Figured tWiled merino Bombazetts
Plain Black do. do. very superior
81 do. do. Bombazeen
Furniture mud garment dimjtirs
Fancy coioured and white fringes
> Boxes fashionable curls
boz. Mrs Cantelo'S patent corsetts
CEOAKS
I32 Plaid and Cambiet Cloaks made in very
superior 4tyle.
Ii is the intention OF the subscribers TO offer
their stock at re .uced prce,, md every Ell
font Will be made 10 render satisfaction TO
customers. MohLFp hobiNooH, 40.
Oct n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
Not ice.

XE'E shall proceed on The 10th day I"
- tebrtary ursl, Al the late residence
OF Jordan MollIey, de'd in The lower eed "t
tbr county ot Prtsylyauia, Ia sell, 10 the
highest biddcf, on II credit Of II month";, all
the crop II fodder, nat,, rye wheat and corn,
thu stock Of sheep, hog, cattle ard horses
plantation utensils aud pershabe property,
OF which the sad dccedeut died possessed
Al>o, several OF the slaves Of the said dco"-
dent. Among the above property is new
wagon, aud very likely team Of horses ,
The cattle, sheep, &c. are likely-there viii
be upwards of one hundred barrels Of corn
offered for sale
Binds with approved sPcmity will be re-
qunrh ii The purchasers. The sale viii con
tinue III necessary, HE next day.
HENRY MOTLEY,
WILLIAM MOTLEY,
.4dHfs. nj Jofdan ii0HieB DER
P. $. All p .rsons having claims against The
AL! Jordan Mottley are requested to make
lhem known, and those Indebted to make
,gruleut Immediately. II NJ.
Ieb wo,v32s W NJ,
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CE,OA.K! q
CLOAK 6.

WE "lii open to-porro" morning at
w II o'clock precisely, one case gentle
mems superior rIa'd tIeaks Also, casrs
ii gentlemen, shors and pump, Also Ca
.es Of adirs very superior Morocco SHOES.
And Tor sale by
ANDREWS y BROTHERS.
L
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
.SE.W aNNlNa "
.NEW .NNSGC,
yg}gsOEK.TNSs

lust op"nrd lorge aud general aa.or,
- meul of woollen gods, ot cyrrs descfp''-
on, snirabic 10 The season.N hlcb vii b" sold Al
prlre, " rhs the attention I'll purChdsers-
Al the Store ai
ANDREW 5 & BROTHERS.
Jan. II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06

The following singular dream
would not have been inserted had
not the parents Of the young dream
or, (who by the way. is a person 81
stainless reputation,) asserted that
it was related. to their perfect recol
lection. ten years ago. aud has s'nc'
frequently been the subject of con
,ersation H. will be PARTICULAR,
Interesting Ia Female Hds0ns
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06

urIETCHER 4 RICH. II. TOLER
Eli ''bi,sbers ofthe Laics Of The Union.
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Jan 81
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-11
A BORDER TRADITION.

In travelling through the western part
of New-England, not long since, stop
ped for few days at one of the beaati-
ful villages of that region. 1t was silu-
ated OIL the edge of some fine rich mea-
dows, lying about one of the prettiest
little rivers in the world. While there
l went one morning, to the top of a lit
tie round hill, which commanded a view
of the surrounding country. | saw the
white houses under the shade of the old
elms, the neat painted fences before them,
and the border Of bright green turf, on
either side of the road, which the inhabi-
tants kept as clean as the grass plats of
their gardens saw the river winding
away to the south, between leaning trees
and thick shrubs and vines, the hills, ri
sing gently TO the west of the village, CO.
vered with orchards and woods and OPEN
ings OF pasture ground, the rich level
meadows to the east, and beyond them,
at no great distance, the craggy noun
,ains rising almost perpendicularly, as
if placed there to heighten, by their rug
ged aspect, the soft beauty of the scene
below them. II the view was striking
in itself, il was rendered still more so by
circumstances oflife, and splendor be-
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-11

sAttia was the King OF the Huns, and for many
years. the first half the fifth century, the
both Of antinople and Rome. Not long after the
death Of Alarc, he invaded the Roman empire, the
head of hall million of barbarians aud with fire and
sword lad many Of its most fertile provinces.
Int the bold sketch Of Aaric, which is given in this
Dree, the poet, in the license OF his art has thrown
some OF the distinguishing features Of Attilla 1t may
be well advise the youthful reader, that, matter Of
sober history, Ata, and not Alarc who used to
say that the grass grew where his horse had rod
and that not Aaric, but Attilla who called
the scourge OF God. With this appeation the King Of
the Huns was we'll pleased, that he adopted it one
Of his titles OF honor
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-11
POETRY.

We have read many time, the Dirge OF Alar'c'
with emotions Of the highest satisfaction. 1t 49, we
believe, a translation by EDWARD EVERETT, men,
Der of Congress from the county of Middlesex,
Massachusetts, although in the work in which we
find it, it purports to be original production Of
his. Be this, however, as it may, it does great
credit to the talents of Mr.. EVERETT, and is, OF it.
self sufficient to establish his fame as scholar.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-11-11
LsAISCELLANX.
From The Nep- ] ork Mirror
ROSE RAIMONDE.
(coScLUDED.l
-" One fair daughter, and no more,
The which he loved passing WE'LL"


-" One fair daughter and no more,
The which he loved passing WE'LL"
From the very hour Roses father set
tied with Arthur Dearden for his daugh-
ter's bridal day, her pure blood ran from
its zero, her heart and, as the bright
quicksilver mounts at the cheering warmth
Of the sun, so did the rich fluid seek again
its natural channel in Roses soft cheek /;
and the warm tear, which glistened in the
eye of Mr.. Raimondc when he wrapt his
mind In visions Of his deceased wife, was
removed BY the smile which lighted up his
face, as he fancied his dear child's future
happiness.
Many a shrub, and many a plant was
robbed Of its blossoms upon the day Rose
Raimonde was to be welded TO the hand
some officer, for she was an universal fa-
vorite. Her beauty did not furnish her
with an enemy, even amongst the homcly
and the vulgar; for they were awed into
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
DISHONORABLE ACT

FIsEE printer OF weekly Newspaper in Ills Boron, .
Il changed The Of his paper from 'Delavartbrt ~
ster" to " Delaware Adyegter"-theIeb ad, niine 80
OF the title Of the A%ereaT Machuan aid
the subscriber and which in existence ua,, S "
before the said printer commenced business We ebc.%
that Who will steal one species Of prorern vl
scrnpe to take another and as large portion Il our ey
Post Office have no other suDerscript,on than ltu
Advertiser the design Of The above me ntoncd cIa""e
may be readily We have endeayo ored in lie n4
respectful and friendly manner, to induce the rner
ded TO- 10 revert to the former, some other title ro @
paper but Efforts have been utaang-and "s s
therefore respectfully request, 10 avert wbasv
injury the said printer nay have intended
by adopting tile, that correspondents and to"
printers who exchange with us, will drec, their yo to
the ".9naerican Watchman" or to A. & II. WILSON.
Wilmington, Del March 10, 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
MEUlCAL NOTICE.

FEVlIE Subscriber, DOcTOR MEDIcIsL and PHAcrlCAl
CHEMIST, respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
mehcel to prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware N the house obpogtte .Mr Henry
Hopes y Co's Lunbe, YdrA-aherc he prepares the fol
loving Medicines: The Sulphate Of Quinine This med-
cine contains The active principle Of the Peruvian Bark and
when properly prepared the best medicine as yet Dis,
covered for the Of Agues Remttcnt and Intermittent
Fevers. lie also prepares Basamic Restorative for dis
eases Of the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption
Phhisc; and medicine which will effectualy cure the
most distressing Headache, no matter how long its
uance may be- lie also cures the ToOthaChe in rev
minutes without making use OF any Of the coruding acld,
or red hot IRON, or plugging the teeth with gold leaf
sheet lead. The medicine he makes use of will preserve
ne teeth TOR years lie prepares Tooth Powder hat viii
"ten the teeth, be they ever so black from taking me1
cine or any other DIR. F. prepares an Eve Water
that will remove all infammaions from the eyes. | have
cured numbers from tue rheumatism and of them
crippes for years from it Names or signatures do not
require, as see it is too much the custom with ackery
From my practice Of medicine and my experience and
knowledge ot chemistry, am able to medicinal
virtues contained IN animals, vegetables and minerals and
can apply them for the different diseases constitutions
OF people may want them Persons afflicted with Cancers
It they make timely application, can be cured.
There is medicine sold by the name Of S7oaian's Pa.
cea winch did not hear OF until Mr. swam's acver.
tlsement some few weeks past. heu called on some OF
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke to
them respecting the Panacea and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered ITS effects in the Of certain discusses Al
The gentlemen spoke to on the subcc said they were
certain that MIR SWAIN not the inventor of the medl
cine The man that invented the Panacea was one of the
greatest chemists that Europe produced dead neal
two hundred years; and his writings difficult 10 be had
lhat Mr. SWAIN has got part of his oks or some
person gave him receipt from the work, have no doub
o. have now prepared chemical and real preparation
OF the PANACEA, which will sell one dollar per bot
Tie by the dozen, and one dollar and fifty cents single
Dr. T. prepares Wash for the Ladies which remove.
all Spots Erupons and letters from the face and hands
and clears and beauties the skin He also prepares
Save that will take out CUns by the roots from the oes
and not give the least sensation Of pain
Ladies or Gentlemen who afflicted with any disease
lhat cHrabe Il they are pleased call me, shall b
attended to with the strctest punctuality
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. & p. c.
Wilmington, Del, July 21, 1926. 7O-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
SIIERIFF'S SALES.
Er PETER b DEL9NY SHFeIFj


TeY virtue Of writ # vend exponas, to ne directed,
eB ~" be exposed to public sale, al the house ot Petec
H-nlrcssDo CbT,t,Ala hundred, Saturday the of
Sept h5er ce, at ocl:k, p. NJ, the follow ny descr.
b-d pa1stHn er tract IT land situate lying and beng
Crstan- nundrcd aid comfy Of Newcastle, to Wit Ad-
an e rds 5phn SlcAlnn Jacob Haddock, John S id.
han and James Wnie ".'h log house. log barn aud other
ot 511'0ss thereon erected, containing by computation,
t"enyfTe es, more less Seized and taken in exc
c4''n a NC PR perry e Edsard Euans, dec.
Ne"eAst.c, July g. 1896 79-4t
~ yirue Of writ OF vend eXponas, to me directed
- viii be exposed % public sale, al The house of Johr
k0binson, Mermaid in Al Greek hundred on Wednesda,
the Oh OF September mex, at O'clock, p NJ, the follow
ing described an1s aud enemenls 81 uae, living and be
nS IA the hundred Of Mil Creek and county OF Newcastle
y @h: NJ l,-AdjoGing lands Of Nathaniel Kinsey vii
liam Robinson anI others with log house and fame
stable hereon erece!, and containing iony-eght acres
more or less. No. 2,--Adjoinmg John Chambers and
others unimqoscl containing eighty acres be the same
more or less Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
petty Of ~ Z Aan. Himoh
44~cas'le, Aug 10 1926. 79-5t
- virtue Of writ Of ais venl exponas to me directed
aD Will be exposed q public sale, he house Of Joel l.
Eiy 10 lrani7 inc hundred Saturday tile OH Of sen.
a.er mex, q; O'Clock, P. NJ, the following described
hHe;tti part Of plantation irac' Of land situate ynr
and Icing tue va dred of Hrandywne AID county oi
Sewcsst'e 20 VIZ; Adjo.nn bands o Samuel Fe l@arI
l.HA, Isaac Stdham ani the Concord ROAD and Others
wth two sto stone house, Kitchen stone barn
noke hose spring house an grarary thereon erected
containing ane uundred and acres, more or less Sez
cd and aken n execution the property Of IAomas NJ
Me- Newcastle, Aag. II, 1926. 79-6'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
PENN'S GROVE
COTTON FACTORY,
FOR SALE
FOR S.4LE.

WILL be sold, on the premises. on Tuesday, September
w IL, at two O'Clock, p. NJ. by order of the Assignee
the above-named Factory; situated Chester Creek,
Delaware county, Penn about miles from Chester, and
l8 from Phadcipha containing 1862 spindles, now in
operation, and in good order with years unexp-
red time OF lease, (ony S575 Year, which includes 16
acres Of land, dwenghouses and TWO Mills one contain
ing the aboy machinery, having q feet fall of waer and
the other, which has been occupied woolen factory
has l7ee fall is well worthy the attention Of any per
son who wishes to carry the business, has supply
OF water sufficient to drive from 1000 to 5000 spndes
me very drest weather. The Of the mill seats are
also willing SELL if desired by the purchaser of the lease
For hrter information, apply to MIR. ]. Hastings, on
the premises, or to the Auconeers
DAVID COREY, Assignee.
BOWEN, FORD & Co .9ucttoneers,
No. %, North Front Street, Philadelphia
August II, 1926 8I-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
LOST.

4 BOUT two years since, III Philadelphia a vauabI,
"A BROACH At the time Of its oss, ! was advertised
in he iapers Of thar city AS there has since been srong
reason to suppose that il taken the Borough of VII
ming on, description OF the Broach again given in hope
that may yet be restored to the owners by whom il Is
highly esteemed, being the gf OF deceased parent
The Broach, which was taken nany years since in a
snnsh prize, IS of emarkabe Appearance and the work
na'Mhp is rough 1t is cluster Of brilliant red stones
Which jewellers call cabuncles-se in the form OF bunch
OF grapes II very fine gold Two vine leaves of aod
surmolnt the t3p formerly enameed green which on in.
specon IS visible. 1ne Editors of this paper will give
tve Dollars to anl pc son who VIII bring he Broach t.
specng the same
Aug ISL 2l, 1926. 20
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
B. II. YARNALL,
No. 9t. Market Street.

Bet,ceer I'd and Sd Streets, PHILADELPHIA,
IS lsa IL for sat- General nent Of t6yigr
IA = SapaTsol's 5es refine CAST ; srEEL Of the most
usual 81 Sin roinl Hat and square Bars also, Shear
S'eei Eng Blserel and German Ste ,rsx, Anvlls,
Wee, Fes 'nl ta4ps- Ogether with Of the articles
in he dAnDw nl CvTLtar line all Of which will be
sod atlne loves mar.et prices
Philadelphia, mo. Il, 1926. T7-3mp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
PLRLIC SALE

ct WILL be sold public sale, on Monday the twenty.
LIE nth day of September O'Clock IN the af er.
nom, A thr O General James Vote, il Wilmington,
80 story Brick Dwelling House and piece Of ground
with appurtenances, &c. situate on the n. w side OF
French street between Third and High streets, in the
b,rougn Of Nlnngton-late the properly Of JAcon D
deceased Terms Of sale will be made known at the aoove
Zine. An lndisputable title Will be given
ISAIAH MLENEGAN.
August 70, 1926. 7o-l0t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
LOST,

GONE time ago from the cam Boat or in some Of the
- strees coming fom il, the 35th vol oFJohnson's r.,
cts beng the Is vol Of POpe's lomcrs Iad II is a
dundeclmi, git tie front, rather worn whoever ba
found The same and viii send MIR WILSON'S Bookstore
shall be han,sonel, reaa Ied
Wilmington, Aug D, 1926 zo-An
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
HENRY IIEALD

I'D opposes TO open SCHOOL for teaching Surveying
aua Navigation with the adjustment and uses Of the
Instruments used these bra ches, at Seven Dollars per
tnar er Algebra and common Arithmetic at Five Dollars
Students from distance will be accommodated with
boarding at 81 per week
For further parcuars apply JonN REYNOLDS, corner
If Third and Markc' streets.
Wilmington, August %. 79-et
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-09-01
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
DIR. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,
Prepared BY Ezra Dean, Blddeford, Maine.
Price so cents Der box.

Frepared By Ezra Dean, BIddeford, Maine.
Price 50 cents per box.
These pills will be found the most safe effectua and
oasan physc ever offered Beng composed entirely Of
vegetable materials they do not prcdispose 10 take cod
ana may DC taken any time, and BY females in all crcum,
stances They give an appetite, assist digestion. and carry
OF these pills taken on gong 10 bed they will Operate
cold. TZrA Ss AN M su0''
WE certify a DIR. Deans pills hayebecn freely used
sdcr them safe and useful medicine esDociav for t
lheumasni N which complaint, in what we have cxpe.
enceu seen and heard consider them more efectual
them valuable discovery '''N
lion. Geo'Se iAatch, Judge OF the Supreme Court Of
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do Rev Paul Cg1a, Buxton: Rev Sas .lioadg Arundel
BeasIey's Family Plaster.
Seventy Five Gents per Boz