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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
ENOCH ROBERTS.
House and Sign Painting,
GLAZING AND PAPER HANGING.

The subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends
and customers for the encoura5 cement he has receiv
ed in his business for fifteen wears past, and bess
leave to inform them and the public generally, that
hopes from his skill and long experience, together
with the aid of excellent woikmen, not only to con-
tinue to rive satisfaction old customers, but to
obtain new ones The subscriber is determined %
make every reasonable exerton to execute with
neatness aud dispatch all work committed to him,
and do it OH reasonable terms. Apply at No -
King street, between Broad and Hanover streets,
where orders will be thankfully received and pune
tuailv attended to. BENJAMIN FKEDD.
Wilmington. May l9. 8-4t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
NrDnEETOWTg TzGTIl..
J. F. MANSFIELD,

Having re-occuped his Old Stand, in Middletoun
Delaware, would acqulint his friends and the pub
lie, that he has made every ngement suiting the
convenience and comfort of those who may favor
him with business; and hopes by strict attention to
the wants of his customers to meet liberal share
of patronage.
May 1927 l3--1w3m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
Mount Harmonic Academy.

The Rev. Francis A. Latta, with the assistance of
an approved Teacher, has opened an ACADEMY,
the usual branches oiterature will be taught
The most accurate and critical manner Lessons will
also be given in the Hebreac to those who wish to
acquire knowledge of that language. The annual
charge will not exceed one hundred dollars
Drunore township Lane. Co. Penn.
April 90, 1927 1.-5m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
.N'eaC Grocery.

HUGH M'DEIYTT degs leaue to inform his
Friends and The Pa,tic that he has opened good
assortment of GROCERIES, LIQUORS, FRUIT
&c. &c. at No lol, Shpiey-s. doors abope III
upper Market-house; aoherc goods Of me first quality
mag always be had, and on The most satisfactory
terms.
Man A. 1927. At
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
10 the Democratic Republicans of
NEW CASTLE COUNTY

THE undersigned is induced by the solicitations
of many of his friends, to offer himself to your con-
sideration as Candidate for the Office Of CORO-
NER, at the next Election. lie fatters himself
that his long acquaintance with public business of
nature similar to the duties of that office, would en-
able him (f successfully to discharge those duties
with credit to himself and benefit to the Public
Very Respectfully, yours, &c.
HENRY TIMING.
New Castle, March l, 1927. 1T.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
SRRfNG GOODS.

The Subscriber has Just received an extensive as
s0rtncni Of Spring Goods, which he is disposed to
sell at the most reduced prices for cash, approved
credit
Among the variey Of his goods
Are-Chintzes, caltcoes and ighans
Cambria Jacunet and null null n,usins
Grecian and Bateste stripes
irish linens linen cambria and long lawn
Canton and company grapes and Grape srIwls
Black senshsw, luestns, mantlas, Bolyars silk batses
Light coiolred plain and iisur'd eros de nap ditto
Six flags, NJ drass and cotton flag handkercheis
f-4 & sd back and white silk sawls
o. z and l0-d table linen, Russia Diaper and crash
lo-4 counterpart and rugs
A peeched and brown shcengs and shirtings
Dorchester and Assanpnk bed ticking
iiangup and Pittsburgh cord
Domestic pialds and stripes
Furniture and apron checks
Watt and coipu.cl linen and cotton Drilling
Denmark satin and silk stripe do
Supc fine bunzncs, Caspian stripes and Norwich cranes
sci and 6i cambria ard furniture dmity
Valencia, toimet, M,Isaies and Florcltne vestings
Al, e. & SD meiino cashmere & English mernO long &
square silaws
eros dc nap gatIse, and cashmere handkerchefS
Blue and yellow i.li.kecns
mgrain carpetmg, anG sscking bottoms
Bay aderes, sattms and mantla ribbons
Paper hangnss and bordering for rooms
Umbrellas ana parasols
Steel and gilt coat buttons
Suspendess tapes and carpet binding
Ladies Leghorn hats and flats
hel.s' lcghor,l and 4 ASS hats
Pc ter sleetInIs, AusnaDurg and Russia Shooting
I'D and "a and Cd oil cloths
White and coloi,el cotton and silk hose
With his usual assortment of
Cloths and KeIsmeres.
Always hand, the best quality live geese feathers
The subscriber tenders his thanks 20 his friends and the
public generally for the very liberal encouragement he
las met WITH and hopes by keeping good assortment and
selling cheap USUAL he will retain the pubics patronage
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
DRY GOODS, &c.

London Sup. cloths Il kersimeres-assored colours
yv.st nf tna. do. do do.
Sattinetts driIlings, yellow and blue nankeens
Valencia s. Alalsales vestss bombazetts y bomb rs
Red and green baizcs yellow. red and white tlannes
Ginghams, caiicos, cambria and sbirtlng musllns
Irish linens lawns and cambria linens
Lcyentecns, Florences Gros de Naples lutestring
Flag a. bandanna hanks. suspenders Canton grapes
Grape shawls, Black, white and green Italian do.
Long and short Kid .,ioscs, beaver do.
Domestic plads, stripes and musns
Pittsburgh cords, fustians and driilings
Rose and point blankets
London. ingram and domestic carpetinss and rugs
Umbrellas and parasnls
Icghorn and wool hats &c. &c.
The above goods were recently purchased at auc-
ton, Il will be sold at very small advance for cash
JOHN .u'LE.4R.
WILMINGTON ,pr;I 10Th 1897 SIN
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
Philadelphia, 18Th March, 1927.
Mr.. ]. ALBRIGHT,


SlR-My youngest child, girl of about years Of
age had from her birth, been sickly Ia the at,er eu Of
January last she was taken with INFLAMMATION the
head aud mouth, together with OF the gains, and
decay Of the teeth scur had also formed tongue
and root of the MOUTH few days very ofcnsye d-
charge of matter from the right TOOK place; BY tbs
the child suffered the excruca,s asones, cry.
ing day and night
Whilst my child in this distressing situation,
toid OF the wonderful cures by your Combian
Syrup. lprocured bottle, and happy state, that at
given the child the Syrup about seven days, slept
sound at night the inflammation of the head and mouth
was aayed the scuri dsappearcd the gums healed
ad the offensive smell accompanying the discharge from
the ear left by tins time 1t broke all around
Inc ear, but healed in very short time after.
Aer the child had taken about two.,hrds of the bottle
OF syrup, the discharge from the gradually stopped
and. astonishing as tmay appear, the child perfect
ly cured. gay, and lively.
Since my child has received those extraordinary benefits
from your invaluable nsaicine, my wife has Commenced
using It ~ rheumatism, and one Of my for
scd head and gums and from the effects your syrup
mas already PodIced, have every think that
a Shore be enabled To communicate you the pleasing
intelligence OF perfect
ANTHDNV MJTCICK
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
Soap s. Candle MnMufaetory.

THE Subscriber takes this opportunity to inform
The public that the establishment heretofore con-
Quoted BY James Ray, Esq together with the ac-
counts connected with the business Of that estar-
ishment from the first of January, see. have pass
ed into his hands and that he will continue the bu-
siness in all its branches, at the old stand, corner .!
Tatnall and Queen streets, near the Trietds' 1icct-
ang House, where he will manufacture, and furnish
at Philadelphia prices. Mouldan Dim CANDLES
FlIer's FELLOW and Broarn SOAP, Of the best quail
ity.
ENOCH ROBERTS.
n B.-1he highest price given for Ial!ow.
Butchers Fat. anil Fat Of every description.
Wamiagion, Nou. IA, 1896 i--3m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
ANTHONY MUSlCK,
Kunckle street, Northern Liberties.
Mr.. ALBRIGHT,

SiR-My SON. Stephen, aged IS years. was taken wi,ha
Nv. pan IN the ns'cp OF his right foot September
'a~o In October following swelied very much ply
sc'an ordered bread and milk poultces be applied,
winch reduced the swelling. Soon after the cap of the
knee sweed up considerably poutc.s we're again app.
Cd which reduced The swelling large lump made its
appearance on the shin IN very short time his leg SWELL
ed 10 double its ordinary size, very much famed and
had purple appearance The boy suffered the most
desirable pans and from the loss of his appetite and want
OF Sleep he became deblItaed and helpless that lie had
TO tie fed like an infant Al length the swelling opened and
produced copious discharge Of NATTER accompanied with
very offensive smeii The physician auced the leg at
dieent times, in various Places and attended him for I'D.
wards OF three MONTHS and got him as 10 be enabled
to move about cruchcs In very short time the pains
almost entirely left him. he could walk very well without
the use Of crutches, the swelling continued and the leg
broke uut into ulcers.
IN the summer of 1926, his shin bone became affected,
accompanied with very offensive smell small siners
VI bones would occasionally work out; his leg from the
c'p OF the knee to his aukc une liberated mass of
corruption, and the bone state of phy-
scans who saw the case while in tins situation, gave il az
hcir OPINION that he could only be cured by aylg the eC
open 10 the bone, and taking off The affected parts which
would be painful, we'll very dangerous
in November last, heard Of your Colombian SuruD 90.
bottle, and after my used about f DAYS chang.
ed the matter TO healthy appearance and took awav tie
offensive SMELL by the time he the use of the third
bote large pieces of the affected bone came Off some Of
which we're several inches lengh aad abu, the thick.
ness OF dollar after which the leg began 10 heal IN and
ey the time ne had used the eighth bottle was complete.
cured S1EPHEN SNARE,
A'"N' 'AA'S" ~o,io@f' oNIonUood, near Sirkh-sf
Inc ABOVE case OF Necrosis CarIes Cor affection OF the
bones considered bysevera phys clans as verv remark
p cure some OF the carous bones are IN the possession
OF the proprietor Of the Columbian Syub and NAV be seen
al any time. y ~ '' J ~ ~
other certificates may he at the store of the Agent
" Each bottle Of the genuine medicine has label re-
presenting the Eagle and Hydra, with my signature
JACOB ALBRIGHT.
NO. l03 orch Street, Philadelbhio.
Sold in wilmington, by E. B. VaUCAaJv; Druggist.
No. a., Market.strect. %
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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
Joseph pogue.

N. b. The subscriber will sell cloths and kersmercs in
particular at small advance from the auction prices Per-
wanting cheap articles will find it TO their advantage
10 call at his store, No. l0l, Wilmington, Del.
1-3m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15

The Subscriber has Just received an extensive as
sortmcni Of spring Goods, which he is disposed t
sell at the most reduced prices for cash, or apployc
credit
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-15
From, the 81. Louis Republican.
THE HAUNTED HOUSE
a TALE-BY L. 2. LoRIMRR

Il H.
About fifteen miles from St. Louis. on the
Bonhomme road, is lonely spot known by
the name of the "Haunfed House." For three
miles around, there is not human habitation,
and the ruins of a chimney are the only sign Of
its having once been tenanted. The stronger
might pass 1t without giving it an enquiring
glance or once dreaming that this is the scene
OF unearthly gambols.-But with the rustic
who knows ITS history it is far otherwise. No
matter how often he may have proved at log
rolling or corn shocking that he is the "6esi
ma" IN the settlement" he is compelled to pass
the Haunted House after night fall, he is no
longer hero-his eye is turned with fearful
gaze to the dreadful spot, and his heart leaps
to his throat at the rustling of leaf.
he story of the Haunted House is simnIv
tins. Several years ago, stranger for reasons
which no one could fathom, selected this drea:
rry place for residence, and Notwithstanding
II was the property of the United States, built
upon II large and neat cabin. A small i'll.
Tended garden was the only land that he re-
deemed from the surrounding waste. The
subsistence oil himself and wife was procured
from the nearest farmers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-15
THE FISHERMAN'S TALE.

There is village in Scotland called Gour.
loch, situated on the shore Of fine bay, about
three or four miles from the town of Deling-
burn, and inhabited mostly by fishermen, who
let part of their houses in the summer months
TO people who resort thIther for the purpose oil
bathing.
There is perhaps no other part Of Scotland,
or OF the British islands, which presents so much
richness and variety Of scenery. From the sum-
mi, OF hill Of very precipitous ascent, lillle
way east Of the village, the view is particularly
hne, embracing an extent of country unusual in
such situations, where intervention Of noun
tains commonly shuts in the landscape too abb
ruptly.
When descending one day during my visit to
the west country from this commanding spot,
/ sat down, wearied with the exertion, on a
huge isolated rock, near the narrow path BY
which alone the hill is accessible. On the
stone were inscribed, in rude characters, the
words, "Rest and be thankful which felt to
be exceedingly appropriate. Presently an ell.
DERBY man, Of grave aspect & maratime ap-
pearance, winding up the hill, came and sat
down by me near the rock. guessed him 10
be one OF the better class Of fishermen from the
village, who had purchased with the toll Of his
youth and his manhood, little breathing time
10 look about him in the evening of his days,
ere the coming Of the night, After the usual
salutations, we fell into discourse, and ! found
him to be man who had looked we'll about
HIM IN his pilgrimage, and reasoned upon things
and feelings-net living as the brutes that per-
ish.
After pause in the conversation, he re-
marked, as thought, in somewhat a disiointed
manner, us 1t not strange, sir, the thoughts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-15
scHEME

1862 prizes, amounting 10 Sll+M
Subject TO the usual deduction of fifteen per an" h..
QJThe cash for the whole ofthe prizes car DC . ~
at COHEN'S OFFICE, the moment they are d =, D;
Whole Tickets, :; S. 90 Quarters, - q,
Halves, :: :: so Eighths, +; .aIS
GOrders from any part of the United States, e
by mail (post psid) or private conveyance, encl0,
the cash, prize tickets in any of the Lottere'
meet the same prompt and punctusl attention. s"''
personal application. Addressto ,e
il. COHEN, in. & BROTbEnn,s ,
Baltimore, Aug 6-w&stl5S Baan.S~-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of the Drawing
CoHEN's oPFICE-114, Markc..str't |
Baltimore, .7ugusi6, lS|' ,
We have the pleasure toI announce that the dT'''t
GRAND LITERATURE LOTTERY

OF the State Of Maryland, will take place in the Cry
baltimore, on Wednesday the l7th Of Octobef a ia
will be completed on that day. This lottery IS "
most brilliant in the United States; containing ees
the capitals of 10000 DOLLS. and Io, 200 DOLLS
less than TEN prizes of I'uo 1n0usand DOgars tea
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

<HHE trustees Of this Institution have tie
- pleasure TO inform the public that the bun
digs, nc appropriated 10 the use of tie School
have been recently repaired, and are now ~ d
neat and comfortable condition, whilst the
School itself, under the direction OF the hesd
Nicholas II. Cobbs, is 1ouIishing, aud every
way deserving the most extended patronage.
Mr.. Cobbs, aided by one OF more competent
assistants. will continue to suporntend rs eNfic-
ses during the ensuing year and II IS expected
viii retain IFS direction for a considerable length
Of inle The we'll established reputation OF this
gentleman as a tutor, added to his high ohatac-
ter for morals and piety, autIorsc the trustees
to assure the public that under his guidance no
pains viii be spared 10 render the institution
most useful schoo oflearnmg aud morals.
The COURSE Of instruction vii embrace all the
branches OF ordinary Engli education. togeth-
cr with the Latin, Greek, French and Iangua-
ees, the elements Of Mathematics, Naturdland
Moral Philosophy, Geography, History, Bellies
Lcttres, &c.
Tie present session OF the School will expire
the 18th of November the ensuing session will
commence on the 10th day Of December follow
ing, and Will end on the 10th OF May, when va
cation Of one month will be given. The terms
of tuition vii be Sl5 per session, payable IN adj
vance Boarding may be had on reasonable
terms in the family OF Mr. Cobbs and il, the fam
lies of ncishbor,ne gentlemen at convenient
distance.
Sept 81 ctsS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

UNJUST =AiE. By sir,us 81 dred Of
- trsss. fseeaied ~ Iol,s, Ms.rs. - tlics,is
- itst. branfTg cate the Zisi shy Of April
I-s3 aud dnle recorded ,Dihe ceik -eficc ofthe
county court u Amherst. shall "a "Wednesday
ibr 1fb das al November next, Al the Tesideuce
O., fhe srid lohn hyers, ptecrrd to soll 60 the
highest bidder, Tor cash. eight SegtOcs.to VT
Polly and Ter uvo children, Martha All itz4.
Hetl,ea. Charles and Edmund. Amy aud oa-
r0h Also, four Feather Beds and furniture,
one side Bosfd one Secretary aud Book case
tour ! ables. one Clock aud Looking Glass. one
Grin. one Cupboard, twelve Windsor Chairs,
three Trunks. one Chrst aud one DESK, also Que
Gig ani Harness. TAO bay Horses aud one
Black Horse. one yoke Of Oxen and "a Cart,
aud two Cows sl.o, sundfy articles OF Kitchen
Furniture. The itie 10 the above property Is
believed 10 be UNREASONABLE, though shall on
IL CONVEY such tiiIe ~ is vested IN me by sad
deed. LINDSEY M,DANIEL, Trustee.
a. The above sale Us With ms consent and
Appreciation. JhO. MYERS.
Ocf. Is. c3ll2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

1Hsok SALE, five hundred aud fifteen acres
- of excellent farming land-wcII watcrcd =
well adapted To the culture of TOBACCO aud
Clover aud ginin OF nil kinds situated in Bot
otouu county, Va. about three miles from F,n-
castle lafeit owned aud occupied, nv Christian
ilarshharger. deceased. 1t contains one mn
died aud eighty acres OF cleared land part of
winch IS good meadow---ai under good fence
and IN high state Of repair. Also, good log
dwelling house aud a new baru, and al other
convenient buildings ior flaming establishments.
Persons disposed To purchase. viii view the
premises, and apply for the terms to John Rid
die, on the Land OF to the undersigned in En-
castle who Is fully empowercdhy the proprie-
tons 10 make sale. JACOB WOLFF.
Ocluher Il. c3mI2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed To the
, subscribers by Capt. Reuben Nolycl for
certain purposrStherein mentioned aud duly L.
corded IN the county court Of Amherst. We shall
proceed, on Monday the 2lst day OF No, omber
(belng Amherst court day) at the Court House,
TO sell 10 the highest bidder (ifnot disposed of
sooner by private contract) the following tracts
of lani situated in the county Of Amherst One
tract on James River containing upwards of SIX
hundred acres commonly called Christian quar-
ter one other tract al acent thereto, containing
wo hundred and fifty three acres one other
tract adjoining the last mentioned tract, con-
tanning four hundred acres one other tract on
Otter Creek, CONTAINING two hundred < forty a
cres, and one other tract. being that on which
Capt Noryell resides, containing three hundred
and fifty acres.
Such ofthe above tracts as are under cultivation
will remain III the occupancy ofthc tenants un-
til the growing crop is taken off. at which time
possession will he delivered To the purchaser
The sale will commence on the day and place a.
hove mentioned, and if not concluded will con-
tnue from day to day until all the said tracts of
land are sold. Terms made known on the day
Of sale. I. ANTHONY
GEO. r. NORNELI..
The above sale is with m, consent.
REUBEN NoRNELL
Oct. 20. ctIsl4
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

xsARTsr SALl.--Bv vrtue of - deed Of
irust executed to the Subscriber ON The hfst
day Of Apal. is21. by Thomas tsers, for Ger.
tam purposes therein expressed, AMI duly rccot
,tea In tRr rlrl, alfcr oI Amherst county, |
shalI on ruesda, the thirteenth day of Noyem-
bsr nevl. on tie premises. sell fef ready mones.
~ ~ he hos, bidder the tract Of land which RI
u.ael - CHRISTIAN iornefll oward. and hes adf
ieiatsg ,ae lands al PNncas Pierce aud others
containing by recent survey Is acres. or -
much thereof - MI 20 sufficient 20 satisfy the
purposes al said trust deed Rll ouiy convey
sasf vile IS Is vested IA me hv said trust and
esss -r,ef. WILLIAM BOlBNE.
Dci Is. t3il2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
Falnal,lc Land for Ssle.

ZtllT ai..criber ofleis Tor sale a traet o'laoa
= containing b, recent survey so acre y
ing Within one and nall miles Of Lynchhnig' oh
both side, OF Black Wafer Creek. Ihis tifsei 81
fcfs advantages Which tew others have. II Is sup
posed 70 be iso third, cleared, aud the balance
wcli tunbered Tic subscriber deems further
description unnecessary. Being about TO remove
from this country he Is determined 10 sell on ae-
comlnodating terms-t Dung negroes vii be Ia
ken IN payment OAKLAND siH
sept. %. cows
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

n AND FOR SALE.-On Monday, the 2ist
"a day of vember, 1927, it being Amherst
Court dav will proceed TO sell at the Count
house OF said county, by way of public auction,
for cash, Tieo Hanhsn and fly icres Of Land,
lying and being in the county of Hampshire, on
the South branch OF the Potomac River-also,
all the right aud interest of John Haas i'll and To
certain tract of land near the town OF Win
chester, in the county of Frederick, and at one
time owned by Mr.. Henry Brinker-Atthe same
time and place will be sold all the said Haas
remaining interest in the estate of Edmund
Goodrich, decd The above sales will be made
in pursuance OF the terms of trust deed execu-
ted TO the Undersigned by the said John Haas,
on the 23d day May, 1925, and which is nov
of record in the clerks office Of Amherst Conn
" court Acting as rustee will only convey
such tile as is vested in ma by said deed
SAML. GARLAND Trustee.
Get 25, ctdsl2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

N<s OTlGE.-Will he offered for sale TO the
Ia highest bidder on the first day OF Decem.
ben next on the premises. trace ofland, ylus
IN the county Of Campbell, on the waters OF But
tom creek, three or four miles east Of Campbell
Court House, the quantity Supposed 10 be be-
~ cen -four and five hundred acres. of which one
hundred acfes are good tobacco land, & the bal
ance good gram Ltnd With good Improvements.
one hundred q twenty OF thirty acres oil tbe above
LAM Is cleared aud Is in good order for cropping
further description is deemed unnrce ssary. as
those that wish 10 buy, will view for themselves
Terms Of sale, one third OF the purchase mo.
ney will be cash; one aud Two years credit on the.
balance viii be given, by the purchaser giving
bonds and approved security
THOMAS kOSSER, Agent for
WIN sHEARER, OF Kentucky.
Sept 90. cts7