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Remarkable Instances Of LONGEVITY.


We have been politely fur 'ish"d w
the folsawis c,.-rs of ionscr'tH, which,
~ tbr,r circumstances, we h,he.r, .
without p,ralrI. ALEXANDER BERA
TRY. rho MAS horn IN NcniI,od. (fItr
n, the aye f Is years. he 'as III hrrd'
!, thr county IF An,rlia nhen Il Years
old. H. Niss Amy Ganhim, eyed IL b.,
vbom h.. b. had ~ chIdrru D died IN
,nf,nty aud i llvrd Ia mature age.
Whrn he VAS hrtwcrn - and 30. VI.
Dnklcy ioincd tAr Baptist thnrca, Il"
which Denomination he coolInied Ia ad
l,le until III dr,th. which happened oo
Saturday. 22d Octoh"r, 1879, Al die az
Of one huadred and Joarierp leaving hi
wlrr still living, aged III. Wnen Mr.. b.
wa 100 ~ 10 vars old, he recovered III
ygh, winch age had partially iuinrrd) s.
Ms to read ,s w"Il - eTrr he had dpnr.-
TN, phrnnmrnon lasted about 50 days,
yArn entire blindness cuNurd, lruuI "hlch
h. va. urvrr rc6rvci. iir wee ~ III al
,lroIg Intellect, aud retained i,is -rnsrs Ia
.Dr Last monrnt of his existence.
Il WAY nat long before Mr. BrRKLEY
slaeSrd her aged husband 10 the grave.
She died on the 9Th Of Januar, last, ut the
t,pr old ayr Of one hundred snd,hrtn.
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ofihe Evnnhhure fohaoro iaN,ei, car-
rret"l weekly, by Thnmas \ ll,lsomhr
Commission Alsr,han'.
Esir,nc pr,crs 81 Ja,-srd 10.
hscoo 81 = Ia : ! ! ~
'irnrfai sales from :. "a 10 Il 81
ENtrenIe prices vi refused lt-
tmtCo ; 10 Ia IN
Gcnrrsl saies from ,pia ! -
f"haeea Inspected the pat week. - hug
hea'ls. Ill rns.rd l ! rri,f.rd
Tue saic- 81 THIS wreck have been generally
lower 'han ,h'sr NJ tho pcere'ilpsl periicnlnr.
~ tet com n"a and lal.r,er qualities
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roM HuNIcArfn.

DIED. II his residence ~ Amherst CIV,
tlu,rr balr ~ tie j1-l day Of last month.
Col. Jim Ellis, m his 5Hth year, after
= lng"ri < sictnr~s of .r,er.l Years. q, hi
Lie public prol.>slou, h" d,ed IN the full
l,,lh Of the olrrjts of hi, Sa, iour, and low
fll hope of future happnr.. many of his
Last wears were devoted IT, u donrslic and
t"tirrd lIh. with his llmIly. relations and
friends, Nher. his h"sp'lalit, "as open t.
all IN The collation. # hn,htn1. fhh"r. aud
friend. he was w"rt y "f imitation. lii
or%hho Will hong dep are lhe lo. at
III y truly hen,,ol'h mn To- his family,
HE loss irrrparrablc.
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.'sour. rnuil utent al de,nr. Thr poll.
Z, ,n's'",l h! 'nr lr.i,lrore THEN, | rnpsi
Ia. dit".J l".tt. dars srt.'n Ia - total.
|, iadeica>ihl,- IN al, s,ann,ls shti.,rr.
Ih'." thu. Sounded lI,e tac-in a. tl,fn,
~ "hn' rnur'nrd ~ hr AZ IN ,aranted
IL i-handvl msa.,nn If ,oai- fgi,ls. -
hh.r 1a'e' Tia" hunger "a It's nnpnrtant
hl'et, III "ifI n iake a as ~ aud ma =
CO. .preherslvr Wv III Your na'ut add
na'henahlr rights. and IL show NJ pp-.ihl.l
10" i"idit ihrN II ~ hrrn dI,rr. corded b,
The h0hu,lt.> that h." 'frur, my cun,-
irsmra. tuGr ToDtr has h.. ~ s1,prea~ed
i"r u linz, hut, Is III The ply slcal universe,
TIL distant rnmhiInss IT thr thund,r d..
~" IN" n"hr approach nf louder aud
sili louder roar Of the artillery of heaven,
e. lhlnk, Al ~ distant peiiod suur ,tlllrd
aud suppressed ,nrr will brcnm. louder
even tilan tar 1ntlt-tc sulre al The thur
der, AID sound i peal that shall mol dul,
b" bud, hui tll ihrnagh"nt the rcmo-
tel cornrr@ If this Lad - Tor pDpnH ror
Dei Ynnr Voice vii be-. aud uuus1 he
heard. When | heu dnclrnr. aprnl,
promulgated la tlr nnild. " hlch ara, al
cnlated Ia supprra. the expression nt thu
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r"alnh the laud If y hut, lhr tst-
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nh ibc las ibi pnitia. Nctuok,. to usr
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Hale VI .Eegroes, &c

Ny sniue ~ dr,.l 81 Trust s.rofrd To
- nr b> At'lam taehwrll oeslne datr
lIh august, ls2 /, ,n'i duls retolded ~ liz
h,rk's olhrr TT tmn~r,i, sull al. IA fht
hIphrn bidder, tor 'hsii, On Nndar.dnS tic
Isl March urNt. - tn Id"uG" ~ sad In.h.
we'll, ia Nmhrr.l r'i}, - uilr, lrum lsuris
burg nh' , from Powell 1,,ert, al The l,r,-
perry NAMED IL sad decd, r"u,isiin, ri ten
likeN NlGltbI.s, tmrn, aont.n. bpt. aud
girls.) liouS.llo'i and kirrh.u Finuilufr 81
all descriptions, Plantation liruaIiz, Together
ntii the stock - Ilrr.e-, tnttlc, Hoo and
Sh"ep. Aclins IT. rrosl.e, olll convey such
l,flr =, J. invested ~ mr - aid lerd aud no
o'trr. 1lIUo ctl.ANG1 Ifparf.
frb .. h7A3w'
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tleChbtd tiii0' III ~ ''.''''7forr'P'"
hnced shuddering throughout eve
~ frame. They were endea'"ring
To sleep, notwithstanding all these
annoyanccs, when a piercing shrek
was heard through the i'm, qo'ek'
followed by the cries Of murder,
which operated sariously on ILa dli-
ferenr inmates. The landlord VAS
not IN the house, bat his wife and
ser, ants. who could have afforded
assistance. kept close nor dare to
stu. The distracted father, who
knew the voice too we'll, sprans to
the door. bu il was fast. and MAS
Iorl ell outside. lie SIndpWs were
tried in >ah---thrs were 81" arcd Tor
the purpose lie ran ra''ns up aud
down the room in total darkness.
calling ont for help. With az ny
he heard the tramping of numerous
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,an-ssHent IN s1., si,rn'taopan, move.
,,nnl~ ~ h" l'",,h' - nnalI H.. .r,rn4,i..
o. ''npri -" ssi,reu,.r. aao fI,a, iha.e
aol, =, ~ he r.",le. Y. ;..pr.,rnf
hat scs'nr IL DrmdtogHe afis. I'D ,I,,na.
drl, h1d Ialii'sd : nlnS,ar, b,eh t,n sirh
~ inp"r,an, aud ~ mpo4 * dlscn,,,nn
set bripr lite a, .l".is ~ tn p,an,I,3
VII - nnayo''s' IL, :: - M SO ,li,ir.r @
~akr IL Ia the irAf, al every tue uatiluf
~ phi u'thrapist Sneii ann.ar, T., har.
beru the 'i,lcrt III thu friends If tn. con.
III" -hi!i 1'i,ir ohirci a5,.. ~ /, uonI.
Ia h,vr obtil"d lcgi,Lli,. inl,,nosi,ion.
- "r.'er Ia hnr a,"ld.G he con, ulslnn If
tl' f'bir It raclai ,,rd,r IL ia crnirr.
wfieh must he att nj All on = state ii ,lis
tEanHtllnn. 6ed III rr-nlnlion nf -nci.tv
Ia IL II u rlrmrni, -,urh was fh,fy nr,,.
" able. ,iignIird mode It ptucrr,ur,. -
hut nov. it IL submitted --~ hrlhrrihr, +,
"ot the only aitr,nati,r lrf' IL The propl, ?
After thi, di,cprsnr mnd,. II Narfarr,
pursued AGAINST sub ohrctiau. Is ha,r
reached M. an" Utter 'lcN IT Ihr sub rrt
pr, SCENTS itself Ia NY mlnd. WailS The
legislative 'tahir was 9 uaui Z under the
".,sht Of peiiii"ns IN favour # al,ius the
sense of IN. people, on tgc -.tbiert If a
convention, th"rr aerr hn' ro.npIr ,li,rlN
FEW nf an "pr"sitr rhnrarlrr. Fac uru-
periion. IN ha,', before >tated, W, H.
Linen canbrcks, aud camhrick handkercEf"'
silk, cotton and worsted hose en-
Bombazetts, plain and fgd, assorted colots"
Rich liz d Gros De Maple silks Il !?
Black mode Florence aud Italian lutestri,.e
White, black aud fancy cold satIns, pIaina If
figured ri.
A large aud handsome assortment OF calico,
Rick 6g'd ribbonds, assorted
Artificial flowers and wreaths
Bombaznes, Caspian and Grecian stripes ~
From 3 To "a domestic cotton cloth Il
Bed tckines assorted frn
Umbrellas, silk aud cotton hc
White, red aud yellow Aannels t.,
Double mild drah cloths H..
Pushes, black, bae aud fancy colors
Bohinett and lace wells
| Fig'd aud plain Swiss muslins "
Do do book do -
IA and Ga plain aud FIX d 'arnp"it muslinihl
IA o. 'lnlhflnl", - nno H,rAs TIA" I,,'"ptr Is
IN" lrgltInaS srnrce -, pp"a'e, ---,ad Nh"
holds III. dorlr,pr, Inculcat, Il h> the .hdD
~ tg''' i ts'lI"' u "Pl"'9'a !" 'n'"
s'''' n''''5 'or IT, az, '''' ''''' - l'..''''
non 81 'n' N's''s '"' ''.'a,n'''' .. ne
P'"t'' 81, ." y" ~ ~ 'l'hl' u - 'a'or
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~ vas 'h' con '''' ! P"H'' u!
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,'''h s''''" III ~. u'''''''" VI ''''>' 'P''''
licda irn -. IS ~ "a IL. de"aHeI l7lun
may SEEM u" man VA" H,'n' '',' "'''
+ Is thr '''n1''l"a ct paw 90 I'D h' "P-
posed +" '"kln5 ne s'n0t ct h' prop -"
''H measure n',,'' - W. ~ - " ~
any 'n'e IS "''' '2' g" WI :" NV
H"'''e'5 ~ II" I''''''' =" w.
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II u,,srs. Tusl.g R,ctcs l. JeH,'s Z. "'ptoe
4 'ENrI.&NEN Tx uhic". that "n
~ HE 2~lh das Of February, leo, NJ Mr.
Hurry tavern IN i.ih"rry, 5! ali lnh" III" dc.
l,usitipn, II tmIro,r Hnkrr thr ,llrr. Gnr
nud Rurher ami oth"r.. ani II Birhara D".
ii, .'orc IA Rc,i'nrd courte. ou the IL day
Of NIaerh nrNt, mopn.r inlina the drposiii'
on, o. Martin 2. Barks and other, aud ai
Niuer Ga,'sra' erm IN Amherst county. "a
he l5a dav pf;G snuc mouth. ! shalt take
he depo,ition nj Dahnry Ware and other.
al fo be- r.ai o. HI trial oi my suit, low dc
Ir.iidiagin the superior Court 81 Clancrrv
hpl len AT iyneltugg. aaaiusl said finsl"v
Rncbrf, adntr. of Nni. y. tuflrr de-. mud
SID Inrs & -lrp,nr his security W1,rn AMI
yh.s'e attend If ynT I.,".sr.
Respectfully. lGlipoE Rtl kEN.
IT, g. 1i"%7
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MOUND III ~" Si'.rt opiosiir my
} horse. hy one nj INV >ervnu,s,n BANK
\nl t.. which III" -" nee rsp hnsr nv drsrr,.
hug ii, mud pr;ios The "'n"n,e If hi, ',lver.
ti.'ment ,.tAl. CT NNTOR.
FEB. . wv:
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EuUCATKON.

.llEIE. 0pr'n. N'd 9nInmrr st,'i"s Of The
} snb.crihrr's SCHOOL viii ro,nurncs
On Monday The 9th inst. (Frbraary
]. { REID
As heretofore, FIVE or sis ,onnr helir. .in
dents either of the sui-erihcr'y scuopl, or ANY
other school IN town. can 10 accommodated
" h board 80 moirlntetrrms. The .,rieirA
attention win hr paid IL thcir hrhith. NJ we'll
IS 'pn.v.ry thing reIafing io lh.ln n- ,,ndeat.
l5"h % 3f I &. II.
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Erx, ST CLASS,

FUH III NV III u II z
Dismal s" amp Caual [ olupau5
81 y" LofI5'! by f,cma atioh. tsilst. ,
be drawn.
J. y. NhfEs. md \ WINNIE Nam ~.
To ~ nh1WT lsr MARou, Is45
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Congress. We no.. unihlng rf interest
IN tn" lai" p,ocrrdugs nf tins innl,, except
llr call al ia" liolar Of Representatives
"n the President lni -nch Inflammation re-
lailus Ia ilr Pnuanu Mission "a he ra,r
commune ate, without drlrlu,cut 10 thr
pnbllc service.
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r;.uinia Sabtimntion.- Tue Ne"
. ~ AMERICAN" ,hinks that Vrg,n,. is
,,.,v Jav becoming mor" subiimaied IN
,,r morois.; dr,iuri"g his Conjecture from
s.,, .,ng,,lar mistake ii it, own ,nakieg.
+. .n.aLmg Of Mr. Up,hur's .udrria
NH WHICH pr"p"s.d t" reni"ve III" III
obstacle. that pr-, rn'ed "id"wer III.
r,iqs I'll" sister OF hi' deceased wife,
r,,n,.,;can" totally reversed the "hj"c'ia-
dir 1,lll 50 as to n,ah" it appear tht OF
WIRE iast about I" impose such Try
.,5c,in That paper will c"nssq "I
A,y an n,,,,osite c'rnrlnsl"n when 1t Vi - !,
haze detected It's mistake.
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rs last Nights Nail.

irgidia LcridSiptt. --The hll far III,
appo,ntn"nt al III aodiiipa3l / 1sa't!o
ha4 h,rn r. pet d, hy = vote ~ 81 - j.
\ Ike fate ali,od.d the bin itr .,sepa
al' npr.~en',ilon from L!url'bmS, aye-
IL. noe. IA
Tie lhll concerning contrinpts Of court
has pissed lhr II. If Drlrga'.., a,r. i1G.
no. t..
Contention. The Cunseriien question
Ia, h',n ~ j" b,aughl fofnard \ M
'Ino ~, m,lr on Nnada, IL IL r,rn1sld
- ihr lat" 'u#c. winch VAS ntrtird ,rsi,s-
LAY. ID rotuar, ~ have mt Vel h,h,d Il
lat. W" hop. thd the Legislature ha-
""n-'n'e'i /" pat this qpe.'l"n IL r,.l. nr
VEL IL" IA. SIX. If pnbh, justice ~ ri
nui,Ir t,.nrr
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..,.,se,. q. roa'ar'' which might rn'''h'
,i.at,taer,i 1T ii N b" ~ e'n'' "i'I"ai
much ~ ..~psi, ADMINISTRATION. ''r''''. s'''d
,.s,..a.fiaai II lle us Pa't"d' 81" may NJ
Id ..frl, arrt a b'@ ti"' Ter" .r''o
-. ,,.lc i. Il ,,ioas si''o Of i y, " X.
:, ,b;eh seem. very sio-"l9-l". = he'~
,.4.1 llr. Naah's ara \ m 'uateha i
IN, boa.rfll .,pd fal-r rre'roder; -
r, nrrf,rms H." tricks for The am"s'.
49,, If Ihr vulgar" M one Nh" Ia
..,..scd Nr Noaa's career, and m"r'
,.,li,nIarl, hi- sing llar dlap", Of t"e''N
,nu5r, Al ,;r,nd 'st,nd, ni'rs tn
If Ararni.' last Year. can tai Ia a
him IN IT'S FULLEST rxtru,, thu tr' IL
=, yo..tgbaaf. We hol" he vii moi II
,f,.npt Ia Discard - title that 81 y"
h.,. |, j. the t,ui' "fe.ressnr dit
.,.,,,.. houe,-r. Z" r'r"i'e with hlashrs
...,,,. II. lahour. observe,
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aNIsINEE.

/ firkei' nray be had NJ So, and shares il
proper inu. al nv
Tho public vii ol,et,e At the yer, first
pi"nce al the ah"Yo srhruc. TIM il i, dvci
drtilN The nfo,i Brjtiibw ntr ever rot NJ in
Nrrtinia. and, ~ the dlil r'ncr IN price #
Ticket, il may lo justly .aid Ia t' eq a. il
n"i superior Ia any ~ The /, states, and the
DrnNine !, approaching VERY rapid, and
Tickets nre becoming ~ very great dcynaud
and mpSt ~noa at, aHrg tfyeniur'rs thprt>-
fore. should not dcIat'a single day in saling
"A my
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lthN''H III l'i' h'Si7 diHli'' - 80 49,
for" I'LL" II III" "x e"ar /" .'r>"d g" RI
argH nl- . inre', = n Ill r"r'o'ni Il"
liz ,'hirr' matter Of ia" p'"lt''n. '"i"'l
n'tore the Legislature. Nhh d'd 'h"e'
~ l''r"ue q2l'r ~ the h" d ri the -
fa'nrr; Nothing more nor lis 't." { - =.
am'S mt'Ion III may Sc 'll' TERM ''
IL" rer-l' ut III" stat" On the iii p"f.' u
.pbl"n al e"n'rntl"a. Add d3 til'
l,.ok hk' ralIo@ "n IN" Legislature l" 1t
n'i'>h the. ro"sn'nti u. or m'r"'y /"
re' Them 10 ah1"d"n lis 7"PPor No@'
a~sn'ediN n"i "a attempt tr"' '',a e''-
rrrt anaINs's at 'h">" p'll'l7"-; It "o'
,ct s"'mn. hr"h, rxPr"z''d' 10 ~ MS :
II Ma. III II, 81 aspect, h"'I''31 '1'''
tn" Ers,"rli". can "a Wv re- @'"'"''
"yJrua - AID IA d"s'''ag sun n''n' n'' |"
"''r'Ta - constitution ti't l''7 - ''''
u e""l3 en' hr me ""rh ~ 'R''' Il ~
bat INTENDED o'r"l' 4, az m''p"n' M "a, a.
SUE ~ e"n7aIid''' I'"o''e .'"'''o''' "' ~
I'll lh~"'hl"s q ''>d"' ~ e",''''''' :,
which "hl"r. W. '.r c"uN u" '.',' w.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06
GLEANlNGS.

In the Patent Office of the United State.
at Washington, there is great collection Of
models ofuseful inventions. Three hundred
patents were issued during the last year,
and already one hundred since the CONF
mencement of the present year.
The New-Orleans papers of the Oath ult.
state that the steam boat Nashville, for Flo
renee, ran foul of snag near the left bank
ofthe river, which stove in her bottom, and
she soon after sunk. About IS tons of Goods,
and her cabin furniture were saved-about
$4,000 we're insured upon her at New-Or-
leans
The Trenton True American states, that
several ladies have been abused and mall
treated by grown boys, while walking the
streets in the evening; in some instances
stones have been thrown at them, and some
severely bruised. Is there no tread mill in
that place?
In a few days, the materials of the man
sion house of Chief Justice Tighman, which
stands on the scite which has been purcbas-
ed tor the Philadelphia Arcade, will be sold
at auction. The mansion is to be demolsh-
ed, and the Arcade commenced without de-
lay.
The rumor, ahoat some weeks since, of
Governor Deshas having pardoned and re-
leased his son is undoubtedly false.
1t is stated that the proprictors of "The
Last of the Mohicans,s Cooper's last novel,
have determined to publish a stereotype edi-
ton.
The whole number of Judges in Pennsyl-
vania, is 118, who are maintained at a cost
Of 500, 800 per year. Notwithstanding, COM
plants of delay in the administration of JUS
tice, prevail generally throughout the state.
A late Buffalo Journal gives us an ac-
count of the melancholy disaster of two men
being drawn into the resistless current of
Niagara, and hurled into the dreadful gulph
of the cataract. Their names were Richard
Buhum and Quigley
Lorenzo Dow, is now travelling through
the state Of Ohio, preaching occasionally to
large audiences.
A New Bedford paper informs us, that
during the severe tempest on Monday even
Ing last, haystack, in Dartmouth, belong
ing to captain Nathaniel Howland, was set
on fire by lightning, and entirely consumed.
Farmers should be cautious how they suffer
their hay stacks to stand out during thunder
storms
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06
Female Bible Society.

The Ladies Of this Borough are respect
fully invited to attend the annual meeting of
the Female Bible Society, at the Episcopal
Lecture Room, on Wednesday the 18th inst.
at o'clock, where an appropriate address
will be delivered by the Rev. Henry White.
AS this society has long been on the de-
cline, it is most earnestly requested that all
Females interested in the cause of religion,
would aid in its restoration to religious exer-
tions. In almost every town or village where
Female Bible. Societies have been located,
their operations have been prompt and ener-
getic and why can they not be so heres
The managers indulge the hope, that the
bare knowledge of the fact that aid is real
ly needed, will be sufficient to draw both
friends and funds to this sacred cause; and
they make this disclosure in the hope of
their expectations being realized.
Wilmington, April s, 1926.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06
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STRAYED

ON the 9TH inst, from the neighbo,rhood of
Richardson's mill, on.the road to Newport, mid
die sized milch cow-her colour is white and
red, round bodied, with slender, spreading horns.
Whoever may have seen an estray of the above
description, and will give information at the Of.
thanks Of the owner, and reward, if required.
April g.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06

Quebec, March 14--We are sorry to
learn that the damage done by the gale of
last Saturday fortnight was more extensive
than we had imagined. An intelligent per-
son from the county of Cornwallis, has re-
ported at the mercury office that not less
than two hundred barns and some houses
in that neighbourhood, had suffered in vari-
Gus degrees, and that the effects are visible
from the parish of st. Rock to point Levy,
on the south shore, many houses and barns
being wholly or partially unroofed.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06
HORSE H&a BILLS

IN Red, Blue or Black Colours, are handsomely
printed at the Office of the Wlmingtonian, No.
8l, Market-st., on reasonable terms.-Orders
will meet prompt attention.
March 16, 1926.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06
TEFE WIENLErx CT OMAN
Ann
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.
Thursday, April 6, 1926.
CARD.

We would respectfully inform our friends
and the public generally that we execute
Iob.Printpg Of every kind, at this Office, in
the neatest manner, and on reasonable terms.
These who want Hand-bills, Advertise
ments, Cards or Blanks printed will be ac-
from the country will be promptly attended
to.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate Of Eran
I'homaS or Erdn Thomas e Co., late ofthe Bo-
rough of Wilmington, dec, are requested to
make immediate payment; and those who have
demands against said Estate, will please present
them without delay, properly attested for settle
ment.
John John stapler, Ears
Henry Hopes. -
Mahlon Belts,
Late Partner.
N. D. The partnership being dissolved, the IRON
FOUNDERY business will be cotinued in future
by
N1ahl0n Belts.
Wilmington, Jan. II, 1926. 16-Smo.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06

Several favours have been received, but
owing to an unusual press of business, we
have necessarily been compelled to defer
them another week.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06
Prices of Country Produce.
IVyLMTNG7DN 8PByL. q 1906

FLoUR, superfine, per barrel. ..............S "a rs
Middlings. ............. So rs
RrE, .................... .......s3 rs
WHEAT, white, per bushel or 60lbs. ....... 98
Do. red, do do .... go
Cons, per bushel or 57lbs. bs............... rs
Ditto New do. Is
Do. Meal, per bushel..... -. ........ rs
IN MARKET.
Butter, 20a25 cts.-Eggs, 16a 18--Lard, 8 a 10.
Bacon, 8-Iiam, a 10-Potatoes, 75a 80
Pork, 3d.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06

callanted off to the watch house. One of the
three who escaped, dashed through second
story window, carried away the sash upon
his neck, in the manner of the English pat
ent life preservers.--ib.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06
Lew Court of Newcastle County.


for preceding
respective heads
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March,
No. Receipts Caleb Bennett 7fsasurer 's1 Castle
fom March, Cd March, 1926
PAYMENTS.
the following and allowances, viz.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06

BaHGs.
Saunders 4oo9 az IA
Public Buildings ool 70
. t)rlc Court Comp RoadD damages
2S5 General Tickets 1870 n
Special Jury
Bbb paid by him
his receiving the 80 oW
William Woodceck, inquistion IA 992 ia oe
do do in anticipation 100 ooo
BRIDGES sandCa
]. Shannon
j. P. Shannon. Railway and Flooring 29s 50
Lighting Watching SO 81
j. Derrickson bill ofwok 483
Youngand o Kirk o. &c. 1o2 90
uburnBn
do.a 50 Y
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Draw wers
Appoquinnnk Bridge eandc causeway, 46s 10
Nesntown bridge " 225 80
Rack BidB AIS
r'sas Bridge % nont,, ar,,rn, 1000 o5s 90 $50
of Treasure o William 1000 90
Wilson certificate ~ ~
William Seal ~ %
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EdwardGl
20
Aparne enandGo rdwals Lle7 923
Physician Goal yes ~ 90
James rogers sserga ssa 5ss'''' . ''''' e' ,..o
DavdC. soa 81
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Paynt,C $50 "a
d. Ck Supreme Court 10 W
Fuel for
D.CW Wnson
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06

The City Council of Savannah, on the
memorial of the ladies of that City, in re-
laton to the Mulberry tree, for the purpose
Of introducing the silk-worm, reported in fa-
YOUR of granting four lots for the purpose, to
be considered the property of the City.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-06


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