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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
FOR TOMATTO CATSUP-haya gal

LOH.
AS this is the season for making the best
condiment for fsh or steak that ever pantry
was furnished with. send the following re-
cipe:--
Take gallon of skinned tomatoes,
table spoonsful of salt,
4 do. do. black pepper, !
half a spoonful alspice,
8 pods red pepper.
table spoonsful of mustard.
Articles ground fine, and simmered slowly
in sharp vinegar, in pewter basin, three or
four hours, and then strained through wire
sieve and bottled close. 1t may be used in
two weeks. but improves much by age
Those who like the article may add. after
the simmering is over, and the ingredients
some what cooled. two table spoonsful OF the
juice of garlic. So much vinegar is to be
used as to have half gallon ofliquor when the
process is over Ton taste this is superior
to any West India ketchup that have ever
met with, and it is withal an excellent reme'
dy for dyspepsia'-.4mcr. Farmer.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06

is eye is large and vacant, and what, VIVA, is re re-
a,artable 40 the ostrich appears entirely des-
tuts Of attachmsn. to is ,Ssrs. Uwn sperss hs ns
','as ms oft.nt;mes ride them; and though their
WING WINGS are too small for Aging their speed,
ovsr "S the deserts of their own native coun-
~ try is far greater than the heetest Arabian
horse.
A fact worthy of occupying the attention
g ro.trorologists this year is the co-exist-
.nce of a drought which threatens the crops
n mt the Northern countries OF Europe, and
inundatiens that lay waste the central and
Southern countries. 1t is apprehended that
n many provinces on the Baltic, the ex, :,
rene heat, Joined to the want of rain, wlll
dry the corn before it has attained IT'S full
rrowth, and it may happen that the SAINT! same
Countries will be ravaged by the Overlooking
ofthe rivers, which are swollen at their
sources. The height OF the Elbe in partlc-
ular gives rise to serious alarm.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06

Enfan Trouve.-rhc Philadelphia u
nted States Gazette says:--Yesterday at
scrneon, a we'll dressed female requested a
woman who was sitting in the High street
market, to hold her infant while she per
formed an errand at the distance of few
squares. The woman accordingly took the
child apparently about six months old. and
with it small bundle, containing the child's
clothes. The supposed mother. however,
did not redeem her pledge; and after wait
ing long time, the person who received the
child. was compelled to return to her own
house. with the gratuitous addition to her
family.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06

Road fran Buffalo 10 Washington.-Ar--
rangements are making to construct road
from Marlborough to Southport. in Pennsyl-
vania, on part of the route between the "a
bove places, by an incorporated company Of
that State. 1t is intended to make applica-
ton to Congress for assistance; and the
President of the Company, Mr.. Karthaus,
is expected to visit Buffalo. in the course Of
the present month, to obtain cooperation
in the design.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06
fr0ra one Of the editors ofMe ~ Y. Commercial
advertiser.
MONTREAL, August "a

'MONTKEAL, hubuSt -F'
:, IN my letter of Wednesday, mentioned that
we VT celebrated Captain Franklin had arrived
.' near this CITY, He came at An early hour yes
.Mraay morning, and proceeded Immediately TOR
vi. u,e United States. lie looks well, and under
1,Ahd that he has generally enjoyed good health
:. A. Is stated that he travelled from Mackenzie's
.lyer to the Icy Cape, and was within $50 miles
N'he spot the ship Blossom was to have touch
vs. w. where he remained nine days, in consequence
OMtaiog. He saw nothing which indicated an
ros,ructon to the navigation for as far as ne
QUO see at any time, an open sea was to be seen,
h'Ive hue very singular circumstance was mentioned
ts ss him' In January last, when the thermome-
ma ma was 81 degrees below zero, "the weather was
M S'oie comfortable" than when it ascended TO l2'
es;SI .a sle latter case the clothing was burden
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-09-06

Mr. Joseph r. Ladd. an enterprisng citi-
zen Of Alexandria, has met with serious
loss in the destruction of his new steam mill
by fire on Thursday morning. The mill
h a been in operation not more than fort
night, and was not insured. The loss we
understand is estimated at about sixteen
tn nsand dollars. The fire, which it is be-
lievcd was accidental. was discovered by the
watchmcn about three O'Clock in the morn
ing.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10
100000 DOLLARS.
The Delaware Fire Insurance Conpos,


by the Legislature Of the State Of DrI
ware, with capital Of one hundred thousand dol.s
The President and Directors receiving aotlc,
,;ons for Insurance. at their Office, No 81 Shpey sirt
bewcen Front and Second Streets agains, Loss by Fin
ON every description OF Buildngsi in general Mercharda
ships il Port and their Cargoes; Household Furniture
and other personal property ALSO, against loss dsn
by inland transportation Of goods wares, merchandise an
country produce.
Terms OF insurance will be as FAY orable any Of n.
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia New York Par
lies assured may epose the fullest confidence in N.
soldy of its capital, and that all losses ill be prompt,
ad busted By the comp ny
jonN MooDy is Agcntto survey property TO be insured
for the town aad vicinity Ut New Castle, in place Of c.
| Blaney, declined.
Levi IL. EVANS is Agent to survey property to be H.
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton
IoHS CLOAK Agent survey property to be Insured
for the town and vicinity OF Smyrna.
osEpn Agent to survey property TO be Insured
for the town of West-Ches,er and vicinity.
Directors.
/ John Patterson, David Bush,
/ Joseph Baily, VIM Chandler
David C.. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
/ Joseph G. Cilpin, Rober, Porter.
! WIN. SEAL President
| d. BYRNBs, Secretary.
April 10, 1896. 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10
LAST NOTICE.

IL persons having clams against the estate Of JsiGh
N Hrigss deceased late Of the Borough OF Wilmington
Delaware are requested TO present their accounts whou,
delay and those indebted 10 said are here BY notified
hat unless immediate payment is made 10 william H.
Narf, who authorized 10 receive the same the accounts
will be placed in the hands Of Magistrate for collection
JOHN BRIGGS, Admir-.
Ma'ch y, 1877 IS Ct
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10
Soap and Candle Mandatory.

VT<IE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform The
public that the establishment heretofore conducted by
JAMES RAY ESQ., together with the connected
with the business of that establishment from the first Of
January, 1896 have passed into his hands, and that he will
continue the business in all its branches the old stand
OF ranal and Queen Streets the Fends Meet
ing House, where he will manufacture, and furnish Phil
adephia prices. Mould and Dpt CANDLES FuLers Yei.
lon, and BroUn SOAP, OF the hes, quality
ENOCH ROBERTS.
~ b. The highest price given for TalIo~, Butchers
Fat. and Fat of every description.
Wilmington, Nov. IA, 1896 3-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10
Beatty's
SUPERIOR
Edged Tools.
gHN.lE sub cribers. Agents
u tor WM. BEATTY, have

conslar On hand IL lis manufacture, Ship Carpenters
Bread 50 FclaE Axes, ..dzes, Draw Knives, Cleavers
Scythes, s,rsw Knives, &c
Also g. cral assortment of Hardware, Oils, Paints
Locking Glasses Walters, Grass Seeds, &c at No So Mn.
kei Street. NEWIIN WOODSTOCK
Ames' superior Shovels and spades for sale as above.
Wilmington, Feb. % 31-Sm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10
86o,945

Published in obedience to the act OF
Assembly entitled can act laying du-
.es Oh Licenses to retailers Of foreign
Foods, wares and merchandise
JOHN NJ CLAYTON,
42-4t Secretcry u yfate
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10
VILLA IL WILLIAMS

III ivNG relnquishe, his ID stand, known As The Cant
1A ellis Bridge Hotel this method OF returning
thanks to bis nds snd the public toi the ve
~ liberal patronage afford HIM.
He has taken the mor,ous building fronting on
High Street III said Village nedby Mis- Bradford, whe e
he purposes keepnga ilOUs1 OF ENTERTAINERS +,
.iftlng every convenience comfort shall feel
grateful for such pat onage asa lie extended " Lm
,rng those who may favor h with their ON, that
thing shall be left undonc give general satisfaction.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
CantwellS Biidge, March 20, 1876 42-ftp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10
Delaware and Hudson Canal,

AbouhEkS accustomed TO the use Of the SPADE OF =
~ working in Rock, will fno employment, on line OF
TORY miles OF he above Canal. The Rock Work on the
Delaware River is now going on and the excavation nj
EARN VII proceed 80 soon as the season win permit Pe
sons wishing 10 reach the ork from The North River,
land either Al Kingston or Newburgh.
March 10, 1897 aa-.,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10
Dissolution of artnership.

F3NiE Partnership OF Victor d. ior Chal lies dn Pom,
i and f. I. d. Pont, under the firm OF y. e Chs. da
i.Out e Co. dissolved the 30h of January, 1927
by the death Of Victor du Pont The business will be
nued under the firm Of CHARLES |. Posr & Co. by
CHARLES DU POINT,
ELUETIiERE |. DU POINT.
Louviers, Brandy wine Hundred,
March 81, 1927. Aim
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted 10 the estate Of Victor dp Pont,
IN deceased late Of Brandywine hundred, requested
make immediate payment. and those having claims 10
present them duly aulhenticatedlo
CHARLES DU POINT. administrator.
Lonyiers. Brandywine Hundred,
March 81. 1927 42-Im
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10

4 List showing the names and amount
n of stock Of the retailers OF for
eign goods, wares and merchandise,
within the State of Delaware, who have,
coniormably 10 the provisions OF the
acts of Assembly in such case made,
obtained and paid for licenses TO sell
by retail. the said goods, wares and
merchandise prepared from returns
made into this office by the Clerks OF
the Peace ofthe Counties respectively
TO wit:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10
NOTICE.

AIRED CHESTNUT. Chair Maker, Of the Borough OF
- Wilmington, having the 23d ns,an, soil and
veyed to the subscriber all his stock in trade the public
are respectfully informed that the business and trade Of
ChAih MAkiNG will be conducted in future q, the 0s
Stand the and account Of the subscribed ahq
hereby sohci's continuance Of the public custom
WILLIAM Chestnut.
March II, 1877. 4O-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10

APPREN Tees WANTED.
vyyWU apprentices 10 the Bookbndng business wanted
Il immediately Inquire at the office Of the Wa,chman
February 20, 1927.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10

Remaining in the Post
March
or Persons applying for
mention thai they are advei
a
Alexander Anderson
damn Andre
John s. Allabane
James Andsren
william C. Albertus
john Aiken
Thomas Alice
Solomon Alexander
u
Reoecca Beeun
John X. Bil!any
Bishop Bratten Q
Abraham Bonsali
Nathan Brown
Levi Boulder
John Bald
Mary 8. Barker
Rebecca Budd
Susan Beckett 2
Samuel l.. Bluet
James Brennan
John Boyd
Esther Blnes
Tirosa Bowman
e.. Bowman
Nathaniel Beckley
Rebecca Bishop
Joseph Bond
Martha Bannes
Ann Boyd
Dennis o Bryan
John Bayley
Elizabeth Burrows
Rachel Barber
Abraham Broom
George Bration
G.
Joseph C. Carpenter :
George Cellor
Thomas Clark
Catharine Cassay
Eliza Ann Crabb
Rebecoa Crouch
Rechel Cook
y iiiiam S. Cardeh
Henry Cassidy
Thomas Ciiaii.n
John Crsyat
Ann Comegys
James SiarK
Sarah Creery
Charles Cassidy
Pierce Connelly
John Cooper
Stephe;. Churnslc,e
John Coy le
Mary Chambers
William Carpenter
Samuel Copaway
Bernard Casgruye
Thomas Connolly
D
Jane Deputy 2
Sophia Darrah
John Davis
Joseph DAY
William rarNell 3
Dennis !, ugherts
Thomas Dixon
r. l.. bucket
Hannah Dunke1
Mathew Draper
James Diyorty
Daniel Dingee
James Donaphey
Thomas DIXON, jun'r
Sarah Dalton
Elizabeth 3 Davis
John F. Dupuy
Jane Edge
Rachel NJ Enniss
Eliza Es,le
John Eastman
+
James Foster
Ann Foruian
Samuel Foard
Thomas Fem
John F,uen
@
Jacob Garrett
Ann Gallager
William Gocd,n
Luke Cooler
Elizabeth 3. CUE.
Jim Camel
Jesse Cause
Thomas Gray
Mary Genkins
Joseph Gilpin
M
Jacob Hooten
Samuel C Gideon Ha
Helen L. Harvey
Joseph ha per
George Hatfield
Louisa Hutchinson
Mary Harvey
John Iiadlock
Jacob Higgins
Johar' rs Humphrey
Maria Humphrey
George Hays
Elizabeth Hever
Samuel Hewsten
William Herdmsn
Mariana Hopes
Solomon Huff
Joseph HendricEson
Jacob Haddock
Isaac Harlem
E'l,.hn Iltfrer,r
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-10
LIST OF LETTERS

LIZ j i END
flee, at Wilmington, Del. / Z
Il, 1927. Ell
etters on this list, will please Y
Ised. Y.
LYDIA s. LackeY- Of
ANNA Long b,
Mary Liyezey IN
" =,
Joseph Mitchell Il
Sarah Ann Massa lac
Ann Miller
Camille Mignoo
Henry Massey 1
James Murdoch
Thomas Munhollen In
Gilley Mathews
C. Mignot 2
William Miller :
Ann Moogins
William Murphey
Mary Moore
M. n. Miller
John Morrow
James Mathews
William Muthey
Hannah Moore
John Mcguire
Daniel Moran
John Miller
Frances Nils
"
ssuiscNewall
Stephsn Newell
Mary holland
John Meals
Deborah North
Samuel Nesbitt
Margaret ocheltree
Elizatalh Physic 5
Edmunt shysic
Adriana physic 8
Mary Pennington
David Porter
sarah Philips
Mir. Person
Isaac ". PennocE'
Thomas Pow ell
James Parker
Charles Z isey
phenis Price
Philip Piner
Capt Dodo Peterson =
William Pogue
Or w. ~. Peterson
William Philips
Susan Philips
Sarah Pa more
John g Philips
Am NJ Pierce
X
David Rcyiney :
James Res.
William Robinson &
Pearson Reaning
Thcu as Il bnsOa
Rober Re CO
Wil.,araJ, Eobefts
Zachariah Ross Il
Lieu, William Reynolds
Joseph Robins I
viii. n y Robb
lyd Is Rpsson
Will, g. Roberts
POLY Rodney
Lieut.. Gel Thomas Robinson
Jane z. w, Richmond
Elizabeth Shad
Louisa Smith
Rachel Anu Smith
James Smith
Cap. X. Saunders
Capt. Augustus Scous
Nj. Steward
Isabella Steele
John Seville, jr.
Abraham Shad
Samuel Stdham
James Sordnn. Esq.
Elizabeth Salmon
Perry Steward
Mary Stephenson
Thomas Sc. hens z
Elizabeth Shiples
Eliza Stevens
Julius Scout
hannah Scarl9
David Smith
Margaret omaE
Mathew Stewart
William P. Smith
James Simpson
JOHN Steele
Thomas Shipley
e1e rye A. shepherd
MAJ, A. Skerrett
N William Smith
4
Rebecca l'honpsca
C. T9ppin
Martha Taylor
Ellen TVeedy
Ambrose Turner 2
John Trip, Sen'r.
Christopher Tucker
h9uilla Thomas
George Fey
John Taylor
Elizabeth vaylot
Mr.. 'rayior
Eliza Taylor
JOIN C, Thomson
Catharine Taylor
nv
Elisha Uxley
hfnrraret Vapflerrift
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
X.aAies' Patent Plated Busks

Manufactured solely Gy Tie inreoiOr, VtEAa" '01''
Sheffield, England ..n,,
MANY complaints having been madesf ru'' .,'~
Nldies Steel Busks, which iron mould Tie 81 =
besides their liability to attract hghlnirg' NG.
whaIebone losing its shape and being i"cieSan'
patent plated Busks will not only Prove nee T.'
such objections, but from their neainess dufapn!
and not needing leather covering, VIII be to""'
ticularly advantageous as regards warm e"u""
They have numerous other recommenda'o'I l'Vl W.,
ties, the knowledge Of which must cnSuic i" W.
the most unbounded patronage ;ovls
The Subscriber, (agent for the pa,c"er'! .
the attention ofthe Corsetmakcrs IN the M''r'."
this superior article, now generally used 1" VIC '
pal cities. iii. .,oy
A constant supply will be kept on hand NJ us ,S
in Washington and Alexandra, assorted, CT e'Iy
quisi,e length, width and curve, md sold TO 'ne y"
5y the groce or dozen, at the mandatory p rry
nov 29--eoSt \. U. NhF.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
MONTHLY ANTI JACKSON Expo5Iro.

We are reformed by The Louisville y.-
lucky, Focus that "this is the title of a mo",,
pamphlet. which is 10 commence at Clur.nn :
on the 9Th of January next, and be CONN,
in ten numbers, I'll tho Presidential elr,o
takes place. Each numbsE is TO Contain co,
pages, and The price Of the ten numl.els. 81
be enc dollar, paid in advance. The a,or,,
obj CT is to expose the faishoot, of the Jack
party, and unmask the unp:incipcd m,obr,,
Of The combination. From ,hc prosrccm, y.
shall expect strong, able, and faithful mr..
duc,ion. II is 10 be edited by so:iety Of per
,!cmen, and published a, the Office Of he {
cinnati Gazrtc.
We should think that work like this, won,
he very generally patronized by the friends Q.
the Administration, throughout the Unite,
States. The principal Editor, as We under
stand, is to be Charles l.. Hammond E,c :,
distinguished political writer: a man Of fnr
genius, great industry and research. /; VIII
Internationally be work Of much merit and
do honor to all who are connected with i,
public alton. LiirGry Cci
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07

err S, but in general they are better than they
would have been had they not been masons.''
But probably have already tired your pa
,jence; there is, however, one object In The ma
sonic economy. thar must he mentioned before
we close i, is their extensive benevo!ence-
In addition 10 the proceeds OF their charity
fund, OF abou, $4,000, by the regular receipts
ofupwards OF FORTY masonic bodies In the city,
they are enabled to distribute annually, be-
tween and 5000 dollars, to the widows and
orphans, the sick, the afflicted, and the dlstress'
ed, and the decent interment OF their Gead -
But LEI 1T suffice 10 say, the principles OF ma
sonry are in perfect harmony win the princi>
plies Of christianity; and the doctrines OF mason
nv are doctrines of the Purcst patriotism, and
m ost extensive benevolenee. But on TINS SUD
ject have now done.
Brethren-Ne now find ourselves IN the
mids, of this magniGcen, temple, Just eonse-
Grated 10 virtue, 10 science and religion. sure
ly those few lodges that united tor the nooie
purpose Of erecting this building, and the COM
mittees that have represented those lodges 10
the accomplishment OF their designs. nave
done themselves much honor.
Bre,hren-We congratulate you that your
work is SO completely finished. 10 say, that
YOU have deserved well Of the community at
lar, is no more than the simple language OF
truth. This building is an ornament to our
city-it is more-lt is a building worthy OF
that ancient and honorable body, Tor whose ac-
commodaiion il is intended.
Gentlemen and brethren Of the committee
who repIesen, The proprieIors of this building,
YOU ere deserving commentator for your faith
full services.
Gentlemen and brethren, architect, builders,
and associates, this expression OF public appro-
baton belongs to you, for the talents and hael-
ty with which you have performed the impor-
tan, work committed 10 your care.
And now, respected brethren, congratulate
YOU in The use Of those splendid apartments
. lie, us walk worthy Of our high vocalion,b both
as christians and masons-"for so is The will
of God, that by well doing, we may put to ST.
lcnce the ignorance Of foolish men," And may
the Great Architect ofthe universe, the ever
living God, receive you TO his divine protecs
ton, and may He have you and yours always in
his holy keeping, for his names sake.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
prOp0sai.

VENHE advertiser is DESTROYS OF forming macala,
Il connection in trade, in the fLOth AND GR0
Gerry BUSINESS. with gentleman Of modcs.,r
cash capital. Long experience, pevscTeronrC, and
dnstry, united with AN acquaintance extending TIM
out the whole Of the upper counties, is The only a.
vantage the proposalcr can at present bring 10 The
and assistance of the concern, consequently only .
reasonable part OF the profits would be expected -.
There is no wish inclination to hold out mprpcr c.
erroneous inducements to any one, but the c,ine,
and belief is well supported by every day. obset
ton that the present time is not without encourage,
inducement for business of the above Kind Ful,b:
information can be had on application to The fditn'
of this paper. dec i-eOJy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07

o OF Tue mesncst capacity must STE, VIE,
iac,s are brought before him, tina, !, IL 'est
sibie that this state of things can BE- .mpOs,
and therefore The Government, are r,. v1''!ed CT
cd ii they deem ii necessary for the s. lIsaS
ZION ofthe credit Of the country o, tf'es'i'a
important considerations, to mair,,io ~ 0iher
ing fund OF upwards Of 5000 900, in -. = Ms'
ing 10 adopt such measures, bv r.dn,,:l'''t.
otherwise, as will make our incomr - .'T' c.
Expenditure equal. If reductions ,o ,"o o''
with the honour and Safety Of the coyr v,s''''
be made, hey must, in spite of ~ n.y., 81
considerations, be Carried into tf;rc, H.. ~: ~ :
we apprehend, il will be found lha, ,,,:, " !"
cannot be carried TO any consdersb. $40 :
in any ofthe civil establishments. B. vow .H% ne
they have already been, and ,hs, ~, ', r,, W..
political circumstances OF the world a.. ',"'
as 10 render IL improbable lha, our Arm y,
Navy can be materially reduced, then the +, 1''
eminent will be justified IN recomm.r' 'l Wv
Parliament tie adoption Of such Other me ms w.
ny additional taxation or modGcs,ioo -
ton, as will increase the Rvnevuc o.,le.sN-
try 10 the amount OF It's unavoidable Fx, ,SI,'
ture. '''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07

cd from his fortress and pursued a boy with
the intent TO shoot him, the lad only'escaping
by falling intothe ditch in his terror, and the
mailman running over the place without seeing
him. From this excursion he soon returned
to the house, and a number Of resolule persons
having collected they forced the door, and seiz-
ed him before he had time TO do any further mis-
chief He was found surrounded with axes,
shoe knives, and other weapons, and his assist
ant, Sampson, busily engaged in mailing up the
door to keep out the assailants. Scudder was
committed to The county Jail, where he still
remains MIR. Croker was an industrious wor
thy man, and has left family to mourn his
untimeiy end. The ueighborhood in which
this transae ton happened is very thIn'y popu-
lated, at distance from the more settled parts
of the town, and most Of the men were absent
a, sea. These circumstances will account for
the long period that elapsed before Scudder
was secured. The murder of man in such
place before their eyes, was calculated to fill the
minds Of the people with conservation, and
paralyse all their energies.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-07
Notice.

VINHE subscriber having obtained from the oFIa''
l. Court of Charles County in Mary land letter, o. y
late of said county deceased; all persons having cs
against the said deceased are hereby warned 70 eA.
it the samew with the vouchers thereof 10 the Su'',
cr at or before the fifteenth day of May neAb e',
may otherwise by law, be excluded from s'l Oee"''
said estate.
Given under my hand, this 9th day OF AosG"2 "
1927. ANN HARRlEi Nonh.'
nov l2-laW4t Ao" :"
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Notice.

TIME su6scribers having obtained from the Orphan,
i Court Of Charles County Tin Maryland) letters o.
Administration, on the personal estate OF Daniel Nj
ris late of said county deceased; all persons ham;
claims against the said deceased, arc hereby TarOs
to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to III
subscribers on or before the fifteenth day OF May mex
they may otherwise by law be excluded tromaI' 5c'
fiji of said estate. 49,
Given under our hands this 9th day OF Nov iS'
MARY ANN SANDERS, AMI
EDWARD SANDERS,
Admr'x. T. admir-. with viii ahnete-
nov 12-1aw4w