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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-03

YT'IAT in conformity with Of the county court uf
Il Mscklenburg pronounced al February Term 1871 IN
suit 10 Chanoery, wherein Charles l. WINS field
and Charles Wilson and the adnT OF Williams deed
aud others dsiIs; the nndergued together With Dnte
MddaOgh the Surveyor Of htcauniy on the gh day of
April nes tar, otherwise the far day. proceed to law
Oh Tia. potion which dd belong the card ,iis US
dec in has LIE tune, unold lands and lots attached To-
the town Of Springfield IN the said county Also, potion
OF the said Charles Wilson the 10Th da
OF toe month the said portions W Williams d. C.
and Charles Wilson IN the sad lands aud lots together with
ousseventh OF THE warehouse IN the said Springfield
which formerly belonged t. the said Warner Williams deed
IN bis ietme aDd also seventh thereof beou the
said Charles Wilson; Also, the OF the Warner
Williams, decd "a the hiIck the SAID town. beng
QUE hall Of two shares the aud ais, the interest II
the said Charles WilOn iheren eng fourth OF the sand
two shares, will ne sold r ready mont satisfy claim
the said Chas l., Wngid against the said Williams wilson
JOS. u. CLAUSEL, MISTER coui.
March n. 10b I'd.
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Aastitufion for The Deaf and Dumb.

n aud DUMB is we'll organised and prepared
those who deprived If hearing AMI speech. Tue
stucts who can hear and speak and itbalel
we'll qualified teacn the Deal aud Dumb, having
eight acticai experience lhry by
Dutes, OF each who have been this
ton, aud highly useful the scboel The system
instruction that of the French. and
puIued other sonuois the Deaf Dumb
sIy. Pupils eight and ss - wears,
received at all times any PERIOD the dollars
ncung hoard sitiOD taii0nsry
rug, mendns aud medical attendance. There viii
extra charges but pupil required hnd their cloth
bed and bedding. There the
c August each year, when pupils may
the Institution at option The
pupils provided Cor dIee buildings, son,e uIanc.
apart and are not silVsrd Those
Interested may obtain iuter Inf nation, by essg
ter post Pa'd) 20 tue Secretary OF the Institution.
81 order OF the Board OF Directors.
SAMUEL l. MITCHELL, President.
SAMUEL AkEkLY, III. ID. Sicily.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-03

E'HE Pgrnerhip between The Subscribers under The hrm Of
> arcoih-d 4 W0Udson Co, by mutual consent dis
oised William Anderson, vii seile CLAIMS ags,ns, aud
l. alone aub,Iiiod 90 collect The debts due to the d m
W. ANDERSON
-" - 7a-U a. +. WOODsON.
ftE business will he confined II the same place Nv the
sci'bsss, ondcg Tie d'ia Of A. PSJ H. Yoodson who
''r 70 their trends and the public, gspers assortment 81
reli selected GROCERIES, COTTON fIRN. &c. wbish
ssey vii sell low Tor cash, " good soeep,snces.
ARCHIBALD r. WOODSON,
JOSIAH Z. WOODSON.
90, n sls So
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VaInabie Esfoie for SoIe.

pursuance deed Of trust executed by Chfitopher
Clark bearing SSte the 10th day Of ueh IggO and e
corded 10 The county court oi Mont omery which deed s
lblde for the purpose Of ndennyg Oey and Thons
moOre. The subscfbrfs 81 them vii ocee on H.,
18th day oi April next u f Il nQ Tue ncrt fs dsy 10 sen
q, auction the Pfeuists, cr cash, well known and
valuable estate, lying the county Of MONTY called the
Bent Mosraoin Esfats, containing about 2ON0 acres VI land
beng the tact d land conveyed t. be SAID Chrisop
BY Andrew Lewis aud Charles johnson. This e5te - coma
dered one cf the hue stock farms IN Virginia. IL will h.
sold subject 70 PRIOR deed the benefit Of the Pesdsn
Directors snd Company Of the fane Bank Il Virginia The
trustees will convey such title ouy vested ~ then, uud.f
Tue deed Of uu5t above referred TO-
EDWARD WATTS.
Msreh 3. 9s--tds WI. BADFORD.
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One funded and TiDenfy OoIIaIs 4e,oor,I

SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, President.
SAMUEL AkEkLY, III. ID. Ssciiy.
IA Leonard ST. New York bee. IA 64-6,n
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Notice Is hercby Giuen,

Fluvsuna, March 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
Saisceiiaueoua.
From the Trsnt0r Emporh!m.
VI DIDN'T THINK"

A sprighuy little girl, who occasional
ly entertain> ~, WITH her prattie, has OF.
zen amused me b, tue readiness with
which, tnevsry charge of misconduct
she furnished this buet excuse. She er-
red always through lnadyertehce-Sh o
didn't III nix. 1t IS a chi,d's excuse
But how many ot US are childish i'll this
particular
Close and habitual thinkingis The foun-
dation of all prosperity. There IS no
business, no pursuit, no situation IN lie
that does not require this constant oper
atisn of the mind whate' er is thought
l-ssIy done IS i'll done. A Ettle OBJ
servstien will convince any man that a
well re glla ed, close calculating mind,
is seldom found on the shady side Of he
NIL While great many OF those whom
misfortune has overlook, have done
things for which the only excuse they
eau offer is They dtdnr think
We mad once friend-a tolerably
sensible man, one who took the world
very easy, and made himself as happy
as possible. He was merchant, with
a good capital and good credit. He
bought largely, trusted freely, seldom
troubled his debtors and detested dun
ming; his great obj ct seemed 20 be-to
sell But his creditors troubled him.
And when his business came to be clio.
sed it see med wonderful that q man OF
so much sense shouIc have travelled So
directly to poverty. How DID you ex-
pect SAID one Of his creditors tohlm
ever to pay your debts when you never
looked after your dQes; when you did SO
wild A business. All. said be, II didn't
5hinkn lie neverreCollected that to sell
was the smallest part OF traders business
Al are not fool, who do foolish things
the wisest men are sometimes caugn
in the siliest acts, simply for want o
proper reflection.
Of that class sc men who are in the
habit Of getting their wisdom by expesi
ence. the great majority make this par
ticular mistake "Fhey don't think
and theiF misfoitunes are to be traced Il
this hcedieGs source .--nnly a shglj
thnught!ess moment is sometimes fatal
have known a line fortune ruined by
simple iudofse ment the v0rl, Of les
than a minute; house burned By thu
careless snufing Of candle; a life o
embarrassment produced by bargain
made in few moments at casual NEE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
La Motifs Cough Drops.
VALUABLE MIDI .I<E

NNLt AbLE Mo ID i = T.
For Coughs, CoHsumpiions. q. .1sfLmos
This Eiixer is ticred i the D, bic as po,.
J. sessing virtues peculiarly sdspted ,,'ti,s
present prevailing disorders Of tie brcax "a
lungs, leading To consumption. A tiulsl, lie
of these droI may be Considered ceftalncs,.e
IN most csscs OF Common Csids CGugLs, mn.
e7t-a, Hootilg Cough Pain ~ the SIDE, Difr,l.
tg Of Breashsne DGnf Of Steep 4r'sng iro.n a..
bhity. aud IN SpGsR,od!c asthma Il Is singular,
efFicscious A particdlar attention 10 Tie al.
rectiOns accompanying each bottle is neets,a.
ry.
The following certificates from respectful.
gentlemen, ply slcisDs aud surgeons, are sun
iolned, 10 show that this Composition IS ans
which Medical men are disposed TO regard :,
etficacious and worthy of public patronage.
HAVING examined the composition Of Ia
.Hoffs Cough Drops, improved, we have mol he.
station ia recommending them 10 the pub,ie
as being well adapted to those cases OF Disease
for which they are recommended
Doctors JONATHAN DoRs, Albany, Dec. oh
1874; JAMES PosT, of White creek. Fe5
l4h, 1875; WATSON SUMNER. Of Gam.
bridge Feb 2Uth, 1875; SOLOMON DEAy.
OF JACKSON, January, IS, 1926
Extract Of a letter from TIE Rev. Ebene.er Harri,.
am Pleased WITH this opportunity of relating
a few facts which may serve ia commendatpn
Of your excellent Cough Drops. For ten yea,s
was afflicted with a pulmonary complaint.
my cough was severe, appeute weak, and
strength failing used many popular medi.
cines, but only found, Temporary rehef, until BY
a continued use OF your valuable Droas, have.
been blessed with such perfect health as to rem
der farther means unnecessary.
EBENEZER HARRIS.
Salem, n. Y Jsa. 10, 1925.
.1tesas. Crosby's--l have for l8 years been
troubled with an affection OF the breast and
lungs, attended with a severe cough. pain in
the side, and difficulty OF breathing; aud in the
fall OF 1875, became so much reduced, thsi
my life was despaired of, and received no vi.
sbie benefit from my ph, stefan, | was advised
to make trial OF La Motifs Cough Drops, and
after taking one bottle was restored to perfect
health; and ii is my firm belief that the use
of the above named drops, saved my life.
THOMAS JONES.
Columbus, Ohio, July %, 1926
Sold wholesale and retail, by o. & S. CROSBY
Columbus, Ohio, and agents OF their sppont
ing throughout the United States Canadas &C.
Each bottle contains as doses: price dollar.
To be had of JAMES THOMSON. Druggist
near the Courthouse, Madlnsburg.
January 1927.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
TIE LARK AND THE CHRISTIAN.

How p Get is the song Of the lark when Ale
sPrngs
TO welcome he morn, With 10y on her wings!
The hlghers rises the sweeter she sings,
tad she Sings when We hear her no more;
When storms and dark clouds veil the sun iron.
our sight,
She has mounted above them. She shines in
the hghff
Thns far from TIE scenes that disturb sn1 alright,
she owes her gay music to pour.
lis ,uu. with tie CHRISTIAN: his Wiling soul les
To welcome the day spring that streams from
The SKI 8.
tie i. dawn by It's glorious effulgence to rise
To the region from whence IT'S gwen
H. siugS on his way from the cloud covered
Spo';
Tie quicker his progress, the sweeter his note.
when y, hear nln ruionge the song seasesnou
II ends with the chorus OF Heaven,
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j Z. Z. Z. G.I ".
among the crooked lanes. on every hedge
The glow-worm lights its Gem. '--IhOmpson.

FEMALE C0NSrANCY REWARDED.
In Evcrsrd'S Letters. PEI hIished in ltanan in
l773, lac gives the following account of an
adventure winch he met with in the quick.
silver mines OF Idra
After passing" he says, Through
several parts of the Alps, aud having
visited Germany, | thought could not
well return home without visiting the
quicksilver mines at Idra, and seeing
10, dread'nl suhterraueau caverns.
here thousa IDS are condemned to re
zoe, shut outl,'m all the hopes o. ever
Sc eng the cheerful light of the sun and
obliged to toiiout miserable life under
the whips of impefious task masters.
"Sucn wretches as the inmates 81 th,s
place ny eye neyerbeheId. The black
ness of their visages only serve 10 co
yer horiil paleness, caused by the nox.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10

ting. And ruin comes oftener N th's
way than by ship~reek, or the torch OF
toe ncezdiary, or tire changes OF the
times
What grey headed man has looked
back from the last stage of life over tue
history Of his earlier times; ana reeot'
leets no losse. occasioned by thought
lssness1 1t ~ the language OF every
man-lsnguage which you daily and
hourly hear. In this and that transac
ton, I might have done better-bnt
didn't think " "
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
POETRY
BUBBLE AND sQJE Ak ~ DOLbFUi
tlltNr FOR JOIN BULL.

Hr,Bt.E AND SQUEAK ~ DOLEEUL
AMtNr FOR JutlN BULL.
s,r-,.fe ga~,eietshle ti,i' and ye losss'."
Sc gentlemen troubled wrh money,
Who IRE SIT - take treacie fDr honey, 49,,
Gone luther snd see how man nsy be ed'eh a
Who reckons his chlc&eas before they az
hateh'd;
Poor Tohn BIh was always 10 trouble,
AID ,EAst between bother ard hubble
Aud taxes ard trea;iv - Dts iun,"si and ta~
A more oyerd.n- pers,'I 1ie world ne'eFsa"'
IFS tachds sell him JAM
HI. foe, give him clan.
And the stan i=rs 5y sing to hln-'foor 'ohn
~ Ra7si'
Taer's the Land Of the bogrnd the bIggo'i--
Where g ,ch sra'br spouts ike a spig5'' -
an. John Butts epoasey IA ii anu Cog
Bad AS canisrer ned To- The ia OF ADDS
nd sui tet nim Jos'
o hop IKE troy.
Sic is always behind him with bothes ene Oos
or late having plenty # cash ~
rs usual he stll mus, be dasnnk,-
Sohe opend his purse aud pad thonsands day
For cropping fer cr0ckery ia ia ned |iso Bay
o, rig0a clay,
("W =: the Coayreve rig'' NA3 }
Mines. tn efa!Ss anu lt'llAb 1'iH 'A"So -
royajs!
At last, after many Ere gay days,
Catching bubbles. as boys do ON play days.
He founi the. instead oi increasing his sore,
lie rob6'd Paul 10 pay PeIsr--And one Fetef
Moor
Oh. whaTa boOr.--
To pay p-ter Moore
~ )re than Peer was worth by two teus in the
scofc.
No wonder poor Johnny was troubled -
Qioth he ~ =. bam5oaz'd and dubbed;
My cash IS ali ca65ag d--my beers mere
steak
And nothing Is lett me but bubble md squeak ~
--WelrJuhnny--don speak;
For bu BILE and squeak,
Is an old Engi,sh dsh-~not auIss oncs a 4eek.
Bat ALAS JOHNNY IS but a noodle,
So cen let IN sing yankee Dcodie;''
For he spent haf hs iIfa pttine Pottery dozen
Aud 10 PIT Poterg MP agdin spent hlo last crown!
lie spent ns last crown,
Aud now he's done brown
He must try once "g,n 10 put P0pesy down!
Con prosper long our noble king,
Ard } IN Bull-lonI 1--we he,
And when be comes from Portugal,
May be tere to see!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10

PATENTS, 90.
(Negetaole Nervous Cordial
LEES New London Anti Bilious Pills
IElxir--snd Eye Water
DR.. IA0magn's Cslebgakea Ere Wn.er.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10

tl.t even the theatres are not protected
against stocking wires. ] have seen
lady gravely lay down her work, wipe
away the tears which the sorrows
OF Tn eckla Wallenstein's death, had
brought into her eyes, and immediately
resume her knittingo
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
FOR HIRE.

Young, rong and active, brought up to the
business Of farm and Blacksmith Shop An
immediate application is desired App, to
he Faytar 81 tvs E,zet'e Mar. 3
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10
JAMES TElDNlSDMo

HAS BUSINESS belonging
Doc William Fa door North of the Court House. and
the
terms; selected with confidently
oheredas and Genuine
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.r:EM SA5-Nlr.

Conducted by Historic truth
You read The long extenl o. backward tune
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10

Llfs Of Lord Chatham "A mong the
works announced in the press in Lon
don, is History of the Right Honora
bic William Pitt, Earl Of Chatham, con
tainlng hrs Speeches in Parliament, a
considerable portion of his correspcn-
dence when Secretary of State, on
French, Spanish and American affairs,
with an account Of the principal events
and persons, connected with his life,
sentiments, and administrations. BY
the Rev Francis Thackaray, in two vol
umes quarto.
Patent Coach.--An elegant new
coach, upon Mr. Staford's suspension
prncipIe, has been completed at Lon
don, where it has been highly approved
of by the trade as being not only unu
sualy handsome in appear ance, but as
combining reduced weight with much
greater safety than has hitherto at
tached to coaches and other carriages.
Although both the wheels on one side
should break or come of, the body of
tie NbiISIe VIII sun ibS
position without danger Of upsetting.
and consequently it would be unaffected
when all the wheels are on by even a
great inequality in tho surface of the
road The attention of the English
Postmaster General has been drawn to
the Improvement with a view to its
adoption in the future construction of
mail coaches. 1870
The largest Kettle in The World.-
This remarkable vessel is at tue Con
ven. OF Barnardines, of Pisa. 1t is OF
cast IRON. and Is said to be SO feet in
height and l40 feet in circumference.
The Macon Messenger, Of the 18th,
states thstit is IN contemplation to estsb
lish company under the title of the
Gchmugee Navigation Company, with
a capital Of 100000 dollars, l'r the pur-
pose Of opening lha. river to rs junction
with the Altamaha. An application is
TO be made to the next Legislature for
an act Of incorporation.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-05-10

Sings Itch Ointment
Dyo,fs do.
Steerr's OpodeIdoc
Godtrey's Cordial
Melons Cough Drops
bstcman's Drops
ETbrocatl0n
Leni,ive Gicctuary
Essence Peppermint
Lemon Ael
G9iden TmGture
Fever & Ague Powd.
Amber Beads
Balsom u Life.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
To The Editor of the DeIaware JournuL

During my residence in this Borough, have wit
messed with much pleasure the phanthrophy OF the
citizens, but more especially of the religious COM
munty. They have, with a zeal which adorns the
religion they profess, instituted Societies for the
glatutous distribution of the Sacred Scriptures, and
of religious Tracts and for the conversion OF the
Jews Nor have they neglected the temporal wants
of their needy neighbours a Dorcas society-a fe-
male hospitable Society-an Education soceiy-
have been formed. Nor are the poor Blacks for
gotten, AN African school STANDARDIZATION Socie-
Colonization Society, are in active operation.
And besides all these, you have Sunday Schools
Mite Societies Beneficial associations, the Masonic
Fraternity, public Library, and Academy OF Ma
tural Science, &c. &c.
Yet it seems that one important charity, has been
overlooked; that is, supplying the sick poor 'caf'
ane,.scne gratis The advantages which would arise
from an establishment to accomplish this end, wheth-
er considered as an act of humanity or of self-ln-
terest are so obvious as to need no illustration. |
would therefore, take the liberty OF submitting to
your readers, the proprlety and expediency OF IN
shutting public D'spensary.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18

coo Il without couivaIry, his restoration to the COM
,nand of the army wonld not at all surprize us.
The accounts from Constantiuople confirm our
homes that the infatuated Musselmans will persist i'll
rejecting the mediation of the Christian powers. A
letter. published in the Gag cite de France of 18th
August, received exclusively this Office, says
er date of 2lst July from Constantinople, that
:. the Refs Efendi, after receiving intelligence Of
The departure of the Russian fleet and Of the pro-
liable conclusion Of treaty, said to an European d-
,omatist, ). that the lives of the Francs at Pera,
and particularly of the En~lish, were in danger, if
aoy treaty should be made whereby the operations
nithc Turkish fleet should be inerfered with" The
,uusburn Gazette says, ai,houae there is much talk
.hout this menace We cannot but doubt its ha, ing
been made
The removal of Sailanha, the minister Of war OF
Portugal, who was Looked upon liberal and con-
stittionalis woui, seem 10 favor the idea that Don
NIiguel's party il. obtaining the asccndency in the
Councils ot Lisbon.
France appears calm and quiet. On the 9th o.
August (Assump..on day, the whole Court walked
ia procession according 10 VOW OF Louis Kill
). The statue of the Mother OF God" SO says the
Gazette de France, f" was carried ny the deacons
preceded by numerous clergy. and followed by the
Archbishop, the King and their Royal Hlghness
their Aids de Camp, all the great officers OF the
Grown, deputations from the Courts and fublic In.
s,itutions. and numerous staff Of all arms, walked
in procession, and assisted at this religious cere
nony, which drew together a prodigious concourse
of the faithful.
The censorship, of course, renders the French
papers, politically speaking, very dull-unlimittet
circulation, however, is given TO pamphlets. we
have one now on our desk by NJ. de Chateaubralnd
which is unsparng upon the establishing OF the cen
saTsip.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
For tile Delaware Journal.

A great deal has been said in favor of Andrew
Jack sons having the sutfiases Of the people Of Del
aware for the office of President because Of the for
tunate issue of the Battle of New Orleans. Now we
very much question whether the signal and glorious
victory obtained by M'Donough, on Lake Champaln'
was not as important to nation as was the Bat
tie of New-Oreans. and yet, tho the Hero OF the
Lake was native citizen of our State, we were con-
tent he should be rewarded with captaincy in the
Navy, tho he was as worthy and as intelligent
man as Jackson.
Did not as good blood flow in the veins OF ou
M'Donough as in those of Andrew Jackson !?
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
HOWARD.


THE INDIANs.-We learn from the Detroit Ga
zette of the s8h ut. the particulars of the treaty
concluded by Gov. Cass, with the Indians, at the
Butte des Marts, ON the 18th ult. The Menominie,
Chippewa, Winnebago, and New York Indians, and
few of the Ottawas, were parties to it. By the
provisions of the treaty. the objects proposed to be
attained by the Government, we're fully accomplish
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18

parts. We thank him for the information he has
given us. lie informs us
/. That the 80 committee men, two from each
hundred, met at George Town, on the 49, day of
July, form County ticket and appoint Conferees,
to 20 to Dover. 4
Q. That the Conferees, DR.. Dingle, L. Layton,
and w. N. Polk, Esqrs went to Dover: and, in
conjunction with others, nominated Mr.. Johns in the
usual way.
8. That the above Sussex County committee of
80, formed County ticket, subject to amendment,
and then adjourned to meet at George Town on the
4th day of September.
| a. But between this - day Of July and the 4th
of Sept. to which time the regular meeting was ad-
journe, meeting was got up at George Town
Aug T, the chairman Of which was Mr.. Bull
Many citizens went to town TO see what was go
ing on having heard Of the meeting that was TO be
held on that day. After it was organized. Jack
sonian arose and informed the persons present that
it TO be purely an heroic affair, and then CON-
menced great rush TO the door, leaving but small
number of persons-and the meeting was adjourn.
/ ed to 2lst. August.
| 5. That on the 21st August the meeting. com
posed Of Democrats and Federasts, did nothing
but appoint jackson Conferees to go TO Dover.
6. That IN this meeting the FEDS appointed 6
Fed meeting, to be held ON the 2Sth and the Demos
adjourned to meet ON the lth Of September.
4 T. That these Feds met on the 28lh ayreeably tt
appointment, formed County ticket, and adjourn
ed to the 1th of September, to act in conjunction
with the Demos. thus setting at defiance all ole
rules aud regulations.
s. That it is fact that the Federal Jackson mel
at the George Town meeting, on the 28ti August
sixteen only, showing that there are but few Fe
deral Jackson men in Sussex County. Other ac
counts state that there were less than fifty person
Of all descriptions.
The manuscript of our correspondent being illegi
Bile in some parts. we are obliged not to attempt tn
publication Of it, lest might mistake his meaning
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-18
Yasa'mpiEe Diridcnd.

THE President and Managers Of the Newcastle
and French Town Turnpike, have declared a divi-
tend for the last six months, at the rate Of six per
cent, per annum, on the Capitol Stock of the COM
pany which will be paid BY the Treasurer to the
Stockholders or their legal representatives, at any
time after the 25th Inst.
JAMES COPPER, Treasurer.
Neac-C Castle, DEL Sep. IL, 1927. tess