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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
I-Alltastuf county. IS.

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Na'ia stnet, Eq Mayor OF tie cit, OF Lancaster
a. ieirg duly s@otn y atm.d several, dtpus,c and
81 clared \ 4, illey had made Of Dr.. Caiksun rec
mans tonph Ii'i's, a. Idian Spec c) upon ltntts
nth the ri success, Ne eutuG oi CHS, ot
,-'lnas, ronsanpt .s .pitlins q h'o ana neasts If
- breast and nnPsla tla' IN tt, istaicc thtli a.
fec cor.r, C sl,niatlr val ly ~ pea, b, he
4 "N iAg ,osiiE51at hose sho hase lst" ~ m.
MARGIN iI.tr Il ancastct. hg.d 50 year., ioic Inc
sfiet oe! III 81 lh vioti ecuhi t.i a; Il 81 tcs
n, ,.4ra aaa ,ra.f,NI tliig n matter hen Us al A.
NJ ~ ti' 4hI teeil tetf d mach tnac-stl I'D
ii So y" @, N"N Neti etc. ctird bs hsWg q.
!. toss itltef thar }oatt fcf,a W il es he
i,se'4- II %, hrlas and nnes litits' 40 ntscbedto
APfi7ih, 100
kral ner, afcl 81 staie, IS G.nestoga s y, olr
lnc exceeding l.l---i.aac Botm .Hrd = y,4. Il he
Gi'4 {" ancat i--cuied y nslk llr,r BE- tis- Ella 'cs
anelafi, a.ed ~ ytafS Donegal op sap,-- CGiet h
nsn hncs '.r,a,, II, 81, aged I! xta.. M An.
mr. ioWfs'np,-cued, by ung lmtl. 4 c.a.d loa.
son, hpsa ~ sears q E,ltowus9l Jao,h itcm
ltd N ycais u tie tiy 1t Iancastyt. T. Il lew, II
the Gay 1t hc's:r, ph Ear, as,3 20 m, Il
stra-hnis hiF.iLzat.clh haltr, fetd ,tas of
aii'l tst ~, Manner tow snp. laci ui tl Ia ga
ye sot lab ,ue undo, violent co,p ,. Ia.is ,t .tcl,
II c siGss AID breast, ia lo iju artl XItd i. III
= SIN and mat n from ile lnrGs. l!rctc gYlI,Ara .
eats, &c &c anl ~ei' cnit IN . cst ne hy rs
ho',Ies of las italian Specific se,ofsisfsAcrn a. i.
timed and subscribe 70 in 1876.
~ tgsti'n ., "e est, have hercrfo aiXr3 NY iaai
an seal hts g day oi J"naar5, 7,h The ~ efl~as
eater
y.sMl %Aii'\NiEi laGilrNER, ln.or
lr { Freeman OF Tic city Of lanc.,,t rrenec,g,,iy
# rs The puc 'at scr lie nllnluctlt4 a ls peI i.
Gnc ta r ca 1tn. ~ the UHttd STATS y tlii tc M,s
- yes l,a 30, rio,;ons have l.e tnkcn b, ple the
lpf"p,r au'lur.hc, IL HE civ If f:--,z;atey
tgteA proportion Grtf" Ne lac 'uil Hon Isl ana be.
tore aiit'n E,fTcu'tr, Esq mar. trais .ibtar i
cry ~ itnca,iSr, grea numbcr ir ia!t ESQ
~ al3tna Tie cN of La cast, au,l hoW iHge IL
tic Orr efc':rn.an Pt.as 1T HE county IT a,cas.tf ii
ininbei Ia, Sen seen before ,Nafionjcl firime, Iq
a.g Z, iaSo H 800 Mayor Of ~ ~, # Lancaster.
I ~ tA4. W., E 4 IL
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sont4 i}'s>t Z, aa@ mr. IS, hranayc,e ms,
an aolnnstht ore formerly cond CSC 3, ~ 10
tee. as 5tocers~ ers 4 NAY WA bc Is,d, 4ni4a
pcr.o Is 70 cal! ahI eyaaatnt tpr iea.s. I've,
The tlIloMinS compose pAYl 81 lleir as ltalel..
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The Deiarare Fire taSu:anee [ onhnu

i INCORPORATED IS the ic.i-!,ure ii ne s.ie os H.
& ware, with capitl af one ur,tte ,loO,.,d Iul
The President and DncEt - ait Low itetis ng ami
tons for ln4uronce, Al their Office, M. II Shiny Ma
between Front and oecono stl,ets, aguhs, Less b, II
onrvcy description OF liuildl al; Melolad
Ships III Port, and then NWgCSs, Household f,np
aud othet pei sonal properly nsr salnt !, OF dan
by inland 'ra.Apor alton ." goods, wares, ,haLds,
conrtry produce
Terms OF Insurance will be as adorable as ary tf v
Compaiesn Me Gates Of lhladelp ia or Nra ioik I'd
ties assured, may repore TIC fullest confdn IN 1
soiy Of its capital aid hat all losses Nili be pm
.diustedby the con pany
JonN MoonY is Agent 10 survey rrotertytole insne
for Tie town and vicinity 81 New Castle, III place q C.
| - aucS, eclned.
Law II Evans is Agent to survey prnfcrtyto bel
aired for The town and vicinity II Elkton.
| JoaS CLoAK Agen, 10 survey property Go be insui
Tor The tow art vicinity oi Smy ina.
JossM Jo>Es : Agent to survey property TO be Insli
| for the town o! Wcst-Chr~'cr aud vicinity.
Oict!6is.
| John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph liaiN, YIN Chandler,
| David G. Wilson, Joseph Gtubb,
| Josepn Gilpn, Robert Porter.
Il VI SEAL, President
| ID. BrRsrs, Secretary.
Aprl 10, 1926. A.
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LUMBER Fol. sA1.r'

the Borough Of Wilmington, general a>sulu,n,t,1
Der, well seiec,ed suitable Tor eisots ud,,,
ueclamcs aud larse st OK q! tsay sid t,,...'Sa,,
Giles, are constantly iur ale III ;.yt.n.s!!t. ~.
OF the usual cred
Thetreid. apd torucr customers of Tie ss.l M,
public gcner.ly, are irrittd 10 tall II tit, (,n l.,
where their i.,,uis Will be thanhlrlh atk,twhen,1
WILLIAM e!N!MUAS, .4ot,
June 6 1896 ~,
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BUILDING LOTS, FOR SALE.

YEyli subscriber offers fer sale, reasonable terms. u
building lots, 90 feet font, ard ~ feet deeP, fronting
on Orange Wood. and Talnal Streets in this borough.
These lots are in an eligible and improving part OF the
town, and viii be sold separate or altogether
Orange street between Third and High Streets
Sept. II, 1897. So--f'
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SClIENiE
PROPOSALS

For carrying mails Of ~ tmtyd States on TIE fol
fouin. Post R9ai,, rii bs receirpd a. The ie,e
efat Post fHice, until TIE | IN day u Ocsob1
BeVt iQctustrp
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TO T.sE ELECTORS OF
$500 REV ARD.

spSN AWAY ~ ., til subscribers hursdaya sf, ~
"a t2 d Iu.} INST "a NEGRO MAN named PEiEh,
n,,f Prei Helin,,sk, abatt IS o. II lcaIs 4 ase
h i've .c Or mi.e inches hiSil sont bni.t aud .N
atts ,ned bef otdtr!y tcaw. sineC to +,
work IL '"ok .iil ,i:i ytft,ty # cl,h,ns aaon.
snch at.e cloth cor tlrap ciuh do, pai n@
hS ru0F,d ca-inerc pAntct,, rtit o. drap cio'
10 NJ. Il Nhilc lll.Y and 0o' par u blne
ht, do, ~htc a.-icoA, AMI aAe Ae,la~
,upeA DO ai Of hhi YARN sne; e, aiia one iiat
IT .te cotto 10 ah'e and BROS sht
", era u boots hai N0tn, ore fur la
Al..9 ~ ihe SAINT time, Nc ~ inaI nanrd join
ir}{ iPs stou, 81 keatsr apt t.et feet 9pr ~ che
IN, ,.4 stut Pete, hu Lib ini bel, sinn usHn
sl5cr IL drs4 ~ macl ii. ~, eli bl uoi.
an 4AG ar~a.a VA Peter Aronp NY ciotau ret ot
@h Tins ar n!,cE elrh cpa WITH trmashrl ic l"e
a. o.e tonna JGha', pan q drah cil pan'aies, 4
par.t cia l, titan kctsss d0. .. tack 43l
@hit ell do, IN, oue PAR 81 ,,ioA III pair
oW inn d., Hen and NE maisin ,l,it. @i &
aort Il @acaa, MA t,d -f-s, raj, q c,isEn so
t4ll iea, ii d nat. lie above described
sroes K! % t Island the theSEeasc
Bay hi ILL., n. hcr 4 lr snhsc ibcls, and went ri, w.ih
n KIM, rnas inab cans Ad Is - believe TIN u;i tie n
itstt,r nc, ti cYll depasfd persons lhe ab,c ieNTi
s i he .at tils heng hr ngA home " lnd,et u my
ia ta tis subscribers .r' item, prePoiiipnAc
%ari to- ciih.r,5t h,n, viii If hlousnl tone 20 NJ
s,,crite Ism, Rtl Liza iinnrrd, Ne~ Castle t.nin
y aud s'sc N hsas"re, ueAl VI ncages P".t p.cc
u rrtecnab t changes HANNAH Gal TIP.
/ ju'y II, 1877 7lGm kERECCA tAIIGP
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NOTICE.

II. nersons indebted the estate Of JOHN DURNlN,
"A dec ale requested to discharge the and such
"a have claims against the estate, will present Their accounts
to eaber Of the subscribers, for settlement
CATH tRINE NAGEE, Erecutrir,
PETER PIERCE, Erscufor
Wilmington. Sept. 81, 1877. 9l-N
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NOTICE.
LOST.
NOTICE.

Il
LII persons ind bted 10 the estate of The late Margaret
"a -NashaH, deceased. requested TO discharge the
same ard such have claims alaIns the estate W pre-.
st TIER accounts either of the Subscribers iot settle
nett JAMES CANbf,
EDW ARD TATNAiL,
9 mo. 10, 1897. 90 In eaiolS
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Delaware State ottery.

ltr tie aeaeG, If Ne.rark c,Nrge hfdeo'on icaemy and
I,rn,anuei Chlrch
Tenth Glass To be drawn New castle, on Saturday, The
llin OF October, at 10 O'Clock, A, NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-28
Chesapeake and Ohm Couol

NOTiCEi' hereby gwen that bIok, Z snleripion to t
capital stock oi The CbesapesSe OHIO Canal Oompsn,
wiii ne olened At he fafmef' Buk VIRGINIA in RICH
mrn Monday iic fs day Of October ne a. aud viii con-
nns open from dsy 10 DAY, under tic direction Of Phip
The amount Of each share Is hun ID dollars in current
money, Of watch one dollar q be pau az tire time n oi
'o'o" aut The residue IN such iniiaeus President
and Dfto'gr shall require one hifd part ,
ng atnandahis ~ ay year from f
i9e WORK Subscriptions will likewise he accepted IN GOTTA
ee' o. Stock Of the Potmsc Company or IN the cIi az
"s creditors e. the aOouu limited in me set of ncO
Commissioners Of p1einia.
u II. ueHdefsou. John G. Hunt,f w Ham Erzev
CoHiuisfioncrs Of Marafand.
Sinuei sPfigs, t'rhy fiighinse, Ph,lip f. Thonas
Com1lissio1ers II Tinted suites
ssmoel H. sndh, a. q. Cstengye, Clement Smith.
- E5nof htndiyio lis object age rcquestei 10 insert
'h. ysfti,tment m tbeir neaiPspefs.
Ausn.t -. s2-wifrO
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sTILr Lnrrn

q later arrival at n. York, eontalns no irppor-
iant news, except the foiio@ing Treaty, which
must soon lead 10 Tie termination Of the eek
struggle
lFroa'ms Tinss sf13srsday. Ju,g ia1
PARIS, July o.
"i lave this moment received tie iolloNjog tres-
~ and have just time translate and for,ysr +,
The King Of Ffsuce has been extremely anxious
FOR the signature Of this mportsBt GocGment be
has repeatedly expressed Impotence 81 the delay
Il e however, Nth hin religious, no; = poll cal
feeling
s. ln the name Of, Sc
Art. The contracting Powers viii ofier 10
The Ouofnsn Pore their mediation. With the vIe,.
81 bringing abou, reconciliation bsi,vesa u AID
the Greeks.
." This ole, q meiis ion shall be made 10 hi,
Power Immediately after he FsuGcation Of the
ife'ty' by means OF collective declaration .gned
'y The Plsaipo'sh'i5ces ~ lie aiTea Conris =,
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FKOM HAvANSA

Inc sem Aiary E,t~nvi, capt Mitchell arrived from Ia,
Tanni, sths port of Saysnnalign a. ~ a.,
m 'e' ntd " ne Chsiiester fapers ,ays back a,
80 =! 'ne 7"ni at'aSfit'es, HnJ il.e Captain
~ we rs OF f,ns, made some Suspicious gnai. t,waids The
s''t apr Stun (shO left The -fler MS d,.e.rr,
"N e'phned - Ja, aud guard ten men pnt an , IL
s'r' wnsp 'iler detention of lev day ,self ata
were examined aud liberated. ~
me suhcei Of difegsrdng the neutrality Of Kew west b
entering tht barbof and cuns the Riescsn yessl, =
gu sgi'ird "a Tie piPe fndby The people of Ilsyspna a.
'i'airon was continually gJins and r.turnng M
~. ua any part OF lett port sud iuiyresmcnt
''yH t'aee from the Spanfsh merchant veBseis.
10. "ckness al Hsvsnna has hecB pfncpsv confined f.,
vessels 30 The stream. Tbey DO sckAoyg!e e n 81 xiv IN
lh schooner 1 Oh heard her outward cargo II aou, which
M eun not hnd uffsst Tor, ti,her - Jaso 49, m
o''iei places where she stopped.
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FOR RNhrV

PLANTATION 60 nilo Pawl. an eounty t,,o,v,
a as d. iewss, large "lVush 20 work b. h,ads Tn.
htnlci can haze ri valuation tie Stock Of y-ry kind on IN,
place, with CON- oats, fder, &o ais the Slaves al mode
rate h"e The q fine pared of land followed r., slca 3
GotH- aud the place good o. der.
Also FOR RENT Eden, about mile. he,o,, q, ,b,,rA
rus fistc would af9f sny oni the v
remark aby healthy. WAI nEpafEs.r
Angus, Is - =.
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t'AhE NOtlcEr ~ Saturday The ~ Il II sepient.,
nff e' ts oaace ~ Uerhefi cisibofna, Eco In the e
H "ohmend tween ne hrurs Of O'Clock IL the narnirr
~ &c evrr'ns shall raks the depo.ons Of Jsne.
niHu ehh oihffs % e esd 30 evidence To- matter In com
Dsefx drfentins 90 0s Superior Oof Of t;bsuc,rv boi
~ n iee mon "a wh y1u wfh others are plaintiff nI
" the l,eio,'o" ~ any cause soui not he taken as
q, lh' esx aid q isi piiee, The Dkne Of fhe,,
WIZ "t aalpnfned i'n fiiue and from pi,re a.
pace 'dl htJ IRE t7ri isicd. y.iT o,, .er,p
kkFEHLN RANDOLPH
a,e, ffsl9i Nufy neil, dc.
Gf-N4r
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Coaslantinopse ana there shall be made. at the
same time, 20 the two coniending parties, demand
oil an Immediate arms'ice betw zen them az a pre-
'ininary condition indispensable TO tie opening OF
any negotiation.
" Art. II. The arrangement to be proposed to
the Oiopan Porte, shall rect on tine following has
es:-1he Greeks shall held of the sultan as at a
superior lord; AID In consequences OF hs supsriori-
y they shall pay to de y ,iomau Empire an snnu-
al tribute (relitJ) the amount, of which shall be
hxed once Tor all. by common agreement. They
sbali he governed 10y the authorities whom they
shall themselves choose and nominate, but in the
domination OF whom the Porte shall have deter
inmate voice.
10 bring about complete separation betw cen
he individuals OF Inc two nations, and to proven,
me collisions which are the eyitable sequence
oil 80 long struggle, the Greeks shall enter unon
The possession OF the Turkish property si,u ted
iber on the continent or in the isles of Greece
on the condition OF indemniiying the former pro-
pi'elors, either by the payment of an animal sum,
To be added To the Tibu (which is TO be paid TO the
For'es or oy some other transaction OF the same
I nature.
" art. III. The details of this arrangement. ~
well 40 the limits OF the Ierrrory on tine continent,
aud The designation OF the islands OF the Arcfipel-
ago To which shall be applicable. shall be settled
IN a. subsequent negotiation bets cen the High
Powers and the Two con;eudine parties
f" Art. ~ The cont acting Pow rs enraoe 10,
I
oil Grcece on the bases laid down in the preceding
articles, and To furnish without the least DELAY Their
representatives, at Coustantinople with all the In
'Iructions which are necessary for tue execution
OF the treaty now signed
" Arr. V. The contracting Powers will no,
seek Ia these arrangements any augmentation OF
territory, any exclusive influence. any commercial
advantage fer their subjects. which he snbi cts OF
any other nation may not equally obtain.
Art. vi. The arrangements Of cancellation
and peace which shall be de6Dityely agreed upon
between the con,ending parties shsl be susrante
oy surh OF the signing Powers as shall Judge i,
usela or possible to contract The obligation: The
mode OF the effects of this guarantee shall become
me ofJec' OF subsequen, stipulsto9s between the
High Powers.
" Art VII. The present treaty shall be ratified,
X the rs'ihcstions shall be exchanged in 2 months
or sooner if possible.
. Ia faith whereof, the respective Pienipo,en.
iaFies have signed, and sealed il with their arms
Done at London, July 8, 1927
7" DUDLEY,
"POLIGNAC.
"LIEVES."
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Of July, in the year
-" DUDLEY,
'' pOLIGNAC.
e" LIEYEN."

ouzerain u tbe term used, it belongs 10 the
feudal law, and signifies Lord Paramount.
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CHILL. Byseversl laie sfhvals, we have been
favored with advees and papers from Chile, &c. to
the sOth May. 10 Chile every thing is quier, and
'he progress Of her political prosperity is gradual
and sure Some recent changes have taken place
u, =, ibe administration Of the government. Gen.
Ffeyfe, FOR several years Director and ,phss.,,a,
ly President Of Chile having resigned. snd &c,
iin'o, wei koo"n IS the patriotic, intelligent, and
iio9al minded governor Of Couuimbo, bayine bsen
appointed 10 tie Presidency. a beuer f,,as bro
oabj' could not have been selected since The sub,
sttu'ioh on the part Of our government ola Charge
AH'Ies Iof q "iniser. Chile las resolved to
piao, gentleman Of high stsndng and eb,r.e,s,
has been appointed Cbarge d. AZORES fo,o Chic
20 the United States, anil IL probably on his w.
20 this country, where lie vii remain for soon.s
'ime Ia. 1873, mis- same gentleman was tppoinsed
minister TO the Unted Staies, but soon after On
'o'1"H1'ey hftAe hs leg cass cr1sifrg dgsy 81
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HE depsftdte; until the embarrassed siusnees oil
Chile would not allow of sending administer 10
this country. We have. therefore, never h,i a,
poma,ic agent from Chile. though an Uni,ed STATES
Minister has been resident there for about years
Ihe presence oil Mr.. Campino Is Charge, will un
doubtcdly facilitate the amcsble relations be,wrsa
MS government and or own. Rev eiutionary at
tempts have made then appearance in Bolivia.
which must eventually follow the example of Pe-
iu.- Providence .3meficon
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From the Alexandria Gazette.

The Ncw-Tork National Advocate, which styles
itself the s'Organ Of the Republican Party" any
which occasionally maniiests a disposition to proI
the declining popularity Of Mr.. Van Buren, makes
the following remarks in reference to the srea'
leading measures identified with the present al'
min,tration aud prescribed by the SC General jack
son Combination -
. There Is every reason to believe that he Ee"
pie OF this state are nearly unanimous III favor "a
the tariff system and national roads and cahal'
The late proposed tariff on wool and woolens was
certainly one Of questionable policy in numus'
OF points Of view, but yet nearly the whole deiesa.
ton OF this state voted for that bill. The oPpose'i
did not exceed four or five. We have not near"
whisper of dIsapprobation from the people on NV
conduct OF those who so voted. The Virginia Wv
trnes on these points are getting more and T mo't
unpopular III the country. Neither New ~"
nor Pennsylvania will 20 along with her N an "p'
position to sound and useful national possj'
The only supporters of the Virginia doctrines y.
the state reside in this city; and what y SOU,
what remarkable, they are the English agents, M
reign merchants, &c. or Americans EXTENSIVE!
engaged in importatons Of English manuiac'sMs s,y
1t is altogether foreign interest therefore ID ~"
York that opposes itself to wise and judlcious 70
iR system. TIE doctrines of Mt. Clay IN '''e''
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ton ceases. The next circumstance, whch--'o my
perception-seems to follow, is the having awoKe'
as if from sleep, and found myself in bed, IN a
handsome chamber, with gentleman--as irs,
opened my eyes-lookiug attentive'y atme. mao
my senses perfectly, though did not speak at
once. l thought directly, that had been repr'es-
ed at the scafiod, and had tainted. Alter knew
the truth, thong that had an imperfect reco.
lection, of having found, tancied myself as ~
dream-n some strange place, lying naked, and
with mass Of figures floating about before me /;
but this idea certainly never presented itself 10 me
until was informed of the fact that II had occur
red. j,
The accident to which owe my existence VIII
have been OWNED! My condition is strange
one am living man; and possess certificates
both Of my death and burial know that coffin
filed with stones and with my name upon the plate,
lies buried in the church yard OF ST. Andrew s,
Tioborn; saw from a window, the undressea
hearse arrive that carried it; was witness to my
own funeral these are strange things to see. MY
dangers, however, and trust my crimes, are over
for ever. Thanks to the bounty Of the excellent
individual, whose benevolence has recognised the
service which he did me for claim upon him.
am married to the woman, whose happiness and
safety proved my last thought-so long as reason
remained with me--in dying. And am about to
sail upon far voyage, which is only snrrowful
one--that it parts me forever from my benetactor"
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From the Nsw York Chronicle. jane 1.


Poiteness of Paul Jones.-The Albion OF Satur-
day contains brief memoir of the celebrated Capt.
Basil Hall, of the Royal British Navy, now visit
Ii ing the United States. The following paragraph
in reatiun to Paul Jones extracted from that me-
moir, will be read with interest.
"There is another curious circumstance attached
to Capt. Hall's history. His mother, Lady Helen
Hall, daughter Of the earl Of Selkirk, was actually
in the house at St. Mary's Isle, and sitting at the
tea table when the place was surrounded by the
crew of Paul Jones' ship, and she remembers DIS
tinctly the whole particulars, and the decacy
with which the ladies were treated by Paul's off,
GERS. tits well known that Paul Jones bought up,
with his own money, the whole Of the plate which
was taken away. and sent it back to Lady Selklrk
1t was not, however, till upwards of twelve years
afterwards that the boxes reached the Isle and
upon opening them a curious proof was afforded
that they had never once been touched, for at the
bottom Of the teapot which had been on the table
at the time, there was found hard mass of dried
leaves, just as they had been at the moment the
plate was carried away"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

The board of canal commissioners ne, !,
risburgh on the LIST inst and adjourned on ',ai
day evening, to meet again on the first Jnlv ,'I'
which time il is believed the line to N.Y., ny
berland and to Lewistown will be ready far e',a
They have succeeded in getting coInnl,ma '"as
engineers. to perform all the duty exue",sd
them by the people, during the ensuing SUNNI,
De Witt Clinton, jr. for the Juniata, '''
James Ferguson, French creek feeder.
John Randall, jr. N. Branch Susouebann,b
John Weston. Chester county route,
Henry g. Sargent, Delaware river.
Charles Il. Whippo, Beaver and Chenans0
All the above engineers, we understand v,..
recommended by the board Of commissioners If
New York canal, and by engineers of estab.b 'aI
reputation. And we also, with much nls.s".a
state, that the board passed resolution that '
engineers shall appoint all their assistants from , a's
native citizens of our own state. This iul;c;a"
regulation will soon bring into the service tas
enough to prevent all difficulty arising from, sc,,
city Of engineers.
JAMES CLARKE, Esq. has been appointed an al.
ing commissioner for the Juniata route: and w.
feel assured he will make an excellent one.
poon IT,.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12
A STATEMENT

AF the tax levied, the proceeds thereof the orders
" drawn The Collector, and allowances made by the
Road Commissioners OF st. Georges Hundred, for the sup
port Of the public roads and bridges in said hundred for
the year 1926.
The amount ofdollarage a. per Duplicate S286l6,l5
Tax LEVIED at IS els in the one hundred
dollars S1o01,H
Err ors excepted by Commissioners IS go
Commissions allowed by do. 75.o2-l2852
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-06-12

The net proceeds Of sad Tax Ss73,Os
The amount Of Monty expended as follow.
An obligation paid James James which
was given byR E Cochran and G.
yandegrh former Road Commission.
ers $4,000
lohn yandegrift order for plank 1904
q. Cox do for Scoops 5000
Messrs Wilson's do for publishing
road accounts 400
Samuel Harker do for do $40 Sse2,5o
The amount Of Orders eiven for labor
For the Northern District 7al2
For the Eastern District lB4S2
For the Western District Alo82
Balance in the hands of Collector SIO5a