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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09
ExrRAcr OF a 1r.crv.

Saeo' sept I3. As anticipated in nv last,
'eter, MT. hr. McInihe has been elec ed bv
majority OF severed hundreds over hi. old patron
WI io'a,et' Before The election, you will
oaiion OF The measures of the AdmInis,ra,inn a.
Tar Us ,''sy hsi proceeded; and should support
wien risht, but would not pledge himself to snv
particular line OF Conduct believe he NAV h.
calculated upon at supporter OF the ad,n,n;s.ra-
'sohi cut u Is only iai 10 remark that he received
'"e ss"e'"' support oil those who have BEEN consd-
cred CTawfoidiles, and the other r.,cnnts',.
he district. He was pupil OF MIR. Holmes ,,,,n
IN iei4 recommended him to he electors Of ,b,,
de'r'ci 40 most suitable candidate" Boss. On
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09

we have great satisfaction in noticing another
suceessHi application Of the submarine trunk, in>
Fen'eu oy MIR CHARLES ID. BKoDIE, in the in~
stance OF in The outer Stern NOS, ~ Tho DeI..
ware, 70 repair which, without the aid OF this in
valuable invention, The ship must have been hove
down al very considerable expense by The con-
7tlnci'on however OF iIunk 10 The part affected.
when cost but TITLE, the post was taken off ard
new one hted on, without in;eruptiing The ofdL.
"afy work on board The snip
giess awarded MIR Brod,s as the ,s,v.,d IS ~,
ingenuity, was by no mssirs in proportion toihe
Vaiae u the invention to the country: and we too
nope That III spite OF Constitutional scrvoles tL..
Government VIII extend to that toeri,orjons c;,;-
zen further and adequate compensation for The in.
cSicuiaDie faVing OF expense in he naval sdninis.
Ia,ioh when wIi be effected by the use of his in
Se''VuS invention .f0LJ0Ik Hsyafi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09
| E@traet " Il priUaIe Lctter.1
f-HrsU-~

ri, LiobON, Aug. II.
before yesterday, the Oh, tie following article:
lhe late Pror OF the Banero, crested on tie
~4h ult' (ihs diy which the news of the Dis.
u'i'sal Of ,'ehersl SaIdsnbs was received ss we
Ia our paper Of The Goth, for having ut.
eIeu sed"iods cfies, il now liberty Til re who
nave oeen since arrested, in consequence Of the
crows brought together Of the TeTreifo de Pace.
NCommefc'aI PFomeasde,) are siiii ~ pTi~ou. and
no'n'hS 6Ss yet seen said u the tate which awaits
1neu' from all so can lean, their tTisls will be
much delayed.
- "a TACT, certain and notorious, that Inc srm-
ga IeDeis who have sttsckeJ tb.ir country. have
eonstshuy enjoyed perfect inp1niy, white the
Su'nofities pursue 10 the utmost, ve0lsl irso.g,e.-
$3.50 COMMITTED By uen, who have, as Eifbfnl
drO ". ~" c
Letters from Cin,f4 state The Pdncess Reaent 70
nave Deen received with uiOur6fgl silence. winch
l1ji"shs! s;ik'ns concas. - 'fsIiYs,y scclsr,s
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-02

these were sent for this purpose: they
found a ready reception, and great willing
ness to hear aud learn the word of God,
among all particularly among the women.
Previously to this, they, with others of our
Seminarists, being stirred up to make
known the way of salvation to their coun-
nymen, had visited in different directions,
the most famous places of idolatry, during
the time of the heathen feasts,-discour-
sing, and reading, and distributing Tracts
and Gospels, to vast crowds, who used to
come together on such occasions, from all
quarters; many of whom expressed them
selves much pleased at the new light which
they received by these Instructions. In
about three months from the time when
our young men were first sent out thus, the
villages, in which new congregations had
arisen, were no less than ninety and they
have now (Sept. 1825) increased to one
hundred and tsOenty-fUe: in these villa
ges more than one thousand families are
under Christirn instruction.
Church Register.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-02
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.
THE Subscribers Agent for Gen. Thorn
n as Cadwalader, of the city of Philadel-
phia, offers for sale about
1900 Acres of Land

situated in the townshis of Orwell, Warren &
Windham, in the County of Bradford; Penn
sylVanla, about las miles west of Newburg,
% west of Montrose the seat of Justice Of
Susquehanna county Pa; IA from Towanda,
the county site of Bradford county; and Is
south of Owego, in the state of New York,
and 10 miles east of the Susquehanna river
Said Lands to be surveyed into lots to suit
purchasers at the expense of the owner at
the low rate offs so per Acre, Cash or So, so
on credit of four years, The subscriber hav-
ing resided on this tract of land for some years,
can recommend the quality of the soil to be
equal if not superior to any tract of land in
the country for Grain, Grass, &c. timbered as
follows, riz.-Becch, Maple, Hemlock, White
wood, Cherry, Chestnut, Oak, Pine, BIC. we'll
watered with pure, living water, with roads
leading through the tract in different direc-
tons, with Aourishing sttlements in different
places on the tract, WI Grist Mills and Saw
Mills on and Adjacent reto. An indisputa-
bic title will be given. The Subscriber has
the title papers from tn State, which are sat
isfactOry to all who has examined them.
For further particula please call on the
subscriber in Orwell Te,, ,ship, who will take
satisfaction in showing the land.
B. CHUBBUCK.
December, 1895. 8w9s
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-02
STAMMERING.

THE subscriber has opened School for
IL the cure Of STAMMERING or SLUT
TERlNG, at VIM. Germonds. in the town of
Pleasant Valley, Duchess CO. N. Y. From
the experience he has had in curing this af-
hicting impeachment of the speech, he feels
confident that he can affect cure in all such
cases. AMASA HOLCOMB, Jr.
This is to certify that have been afflicted
with most obstinate stammering for nearly
so years which thought could not be correc-
ted, short of a miracle. After having attend
ed Mr. Holcomb's Institution days, am able
to speak and read with perfect facility.
would earnestly recommend any one who is
afflicted in the same way, to put themselves
under his care. AS am persuaded that on
the part of the pupil nothing is necessary, but
strict observance of his rules to ensure a
speedy recovery.
OBADIAH B. BRIGGS.
Clinton, IN. w. Jan. IS. 1927. 81
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-02
JUST RECEIVED,

and for Sale at this Office,
GRAMMAR SIMPLIFIED, or an OCULAR
ANALYSIS of the English language, by
J. GREENLEAF.
Tenth edition, price IS cts.
This work has quickly ran through ten edi-
tons, and its popularity where it is known is
| unparalleled. 1t is recommended as being the
best work of the kind extant, by Rev. Drs.
Griffin, Romeyn, M'Leod, Spring, Blair, Rice.
Buchanan, Wylie, Rogers, Staughton, Aber-
crombie, Allen, Mason, and Harris; also, by
Chief Justice Marshall, DR.. Mitchell, Mr.. G..
ID. Golden, Prof Goodrich, Mr.. Gallaudet.
Gov. Randolph, and by other professional gen.
tlemen too numerous to mention.
Also
MARSHALL'S SPELLING BOOK,
work unquestionably superior to any other
spelling book now before the public, and re-
commended to be such by multitudcs of the
first literary characters in the country. 1t is
only necessary for candid person, capable Of
the numerous testimonies that have been Civ
en- in its favour.
EULOGIES on ADAMS g. JEFFERSON.
1T would be presumption in us to pretend
Il to speak of this work, as though any
man could doubt its intrinsic value. 1t is
collection of eulogies, delivered by the great
est men and most accomplished scholars in
our country, upon an occasion the most in
teresting that has ever been known by men,
who at the time, brought the whole powers
of the mind into active exercise, and who
knew they were. writing for posterity.-
Price $500 in boards-S2,5O bound.
Also
Superior SILVER STEEL RAzORS,
finer article than is usually found in the
country.
l}J7A very choice and valuable assortment Of
PEN-KNIVES, from 19 1-e cts. to $3.50.
Also-Fine Cast St. PRU NG-KNIVES
a very excellent article for Gardeners.
Also-ALL KINDS of School Books & STA
r1oNARY, consisting of Morsc's, Wood
bridges, & Goodrich's Geography; Muir
rays Grammar, Flint's Arrangement of do.
English Reader, Columbian Orator, Amer
lean Preceptor, Arithmetic, Spelling Books,
Writing Books, &c.-BIBLES, common,
& extra bound, COMMON-PRAYER, do.
Real WEDewooD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sand --Walkden's Red g. Black Ink
Powder, warranted to be genuine-Maynard
& Noyes, do.-ALBUMs-a general assort-
ment of Blank Books, Pencils, States, Quilts,
sc. &c. and variety of miscellaneous books.
Blanks of all kinds constantly on hand,-writ-
ing and letter paper.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-02
MASONIC NOTICE.
CALEB MORGAN'S ESTATE.

CALEB MORGAN'S ESTATE.
TINE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
l. trict of New Milford has limited and al
lowed six months from the date hereof fer the
Creditors to the estate of
CALEB MORGAN,
late of Kent in said district deceased, repre-
sented insolvent to exhibit their claims thereto
and has appointed Alpheus Fuller and 'on1 1
nj. Raymond Commissioners to receive ana
examine said claims certified by
NATH'L PERRY, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice that they shall!
meet at the late dwelling house Of the SAID
deceased in said Kent on the first Mondays of
March and july next at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon on each of said days for the purpose Of
attending on the business of said appointment.
ALPHEUS FULLER, I Commas
JOHN M. RAYMOND, I sioners.
Kent, Jan. 8, 1897. 81
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
NATHI p. PERRY Admn'r.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-02

THE Hon. Court of Probate for THE Dis
u trict of Norfolk has appointed the sub
scribers Commissioners on the estates Of
ABRAHAM CALDWELL, g. SAMUEL HART,
late of Winchester in said district deceased
represented insolvent I'VE therefore give
notice to all persons concerned that we shall
attend to the duties of our appointment on the
last Monday of January 1897, and on the first
Monday of March 1897, at the Office of VIM.
S. Holabird, in Winchester at o'clock p. nj.
on each of said days, at which times and place
the creditors of said estates will have an OPP
portunity to present their claims to us for ad-
justment and allowance.-All claims must be
presented within the time aforesaid legally at
tested or be barred a recovery.
VIM. S. HOLABIRD, } Commits
JAMES G. CLEAVLAND, sioners.
Winchester, Jan. IL, 1877. 81
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-02
DANIEL STODDARD'S ESTATE.

DANIEL STODDARD'S ESTATE.
TNHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
4 trict of Litchfeld has allowed six months
from this date, for the Creditors of the estate
Of
DANIEL STODDARD,
late of Litchfeld, deceased. to present their
claims for allowance. All who neglect COM
plying with this notice will be debarred re-
cOvery.
SOLON BISHOP, Admir-.
N. BAH persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment to
the administrator.
Litchfield, Jan. 60, 1897. 50
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-02

them inquire, did Jesus Christ spend his
time Was it not in the street, by the way
side, in the fields, on mountains, and by the
sea side Let ministers go and do ike
Wise." AC.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-02
HIGHLY INTERESTING 10 THE
AFFLICTED.

THE Public are respectfully informed that
Il ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS&
PICTORIAL POWDERS have from an
extensive use for years past, proved them
selves to be one of the most valuable rem
edies ever yet discovered for the cure oil
Coughs, Colds and other affections of the
breast and lungs leading to COnsumptiOns'
thousands have experienced the happy eff
iects OF this Healing BdIsGnG, and many of the
highest responsibility have voluntarily given
certificates, some of which will, accompany
each bottle, that will satisfy every uuprejudi-
ced mind that the most extraordinary and uln-
expected cures have been performed by the
use of this medicine in cases of long standing,
in which other medicine, had produced no
favourable effects, and where the most skill
full Physicians had given them up as hopeless
1t is not pretended that they are an infallible
cure in all cases, but of such as are ncurable
there are but few but what will be greatly re-
lieved by the use of them. Scarcely case
of Colds, Coughs, Pain in the side, difficulty
of breathing, want of sleep arising from de-
bility, or even seated consumptions, but may
be relieved by timely use of this Healing
Balsam. Each Dollar Bottle of this medi-
cine contains about 40 doses, which proves
them to be cheap medicine considering their
virtues.
For the further satisfaction of the public,
the following Certificates are offered for peru
sal
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-02
NEW CERTTFICAYEs.

! DR.. MELLEN, Sir-the cause of humanity
demands of me to give the following state
ment: My wife had for six years been in a
decline and pronounced by her Physicians to
be in consumptive state, and was attended
! by a severe pain in her side, with Cough g.
difficulty of breathing. She was reduced so
low as to be unable to get from her bed to the
fire without aid. All hopes of her recovery
had long been given up. In this situation, l
was prevailed upon, as last possible resort,
yet without any hopes of success, to make
use of" Anderson's Cough Drops" She-com-
menced the use of them in February last and
after using two bottles, to the astonishment of
all, in the month of May following the health
of my wife was entirely restored, and since
which, her health and strength were perhaps
never better. Feeling deep interest that
the public in general may resort to the same
remedy, when their friends and relatives are
apparently, or evidently on the brink of the
grave, to rescue them from from the same
You are at liberty to publish the above.
/ am respectfully, &c.
JAMES H. STYLES.
RhineLeck, Duchess co. IN. Y. NoU. 8. 1895.
This is to certify that the subscriber was
brought very low by splitting blood, attended
with cough and catarrh. and that nothing
king Anderson's Cough Drops, the use of
which were the means in the hand of God of
restoring me again to comfortable state Of
health.
And do further certify that the wife of Mr..
Nathan Huntington, living in the same place
was afflicted with very bad cough for num-
Der of years, and that in 1928 she was redu-
ced SO low that it was thought she must soon
be in her grave, as she was scarcely able to
walk from her bed to the fire, when she COM
menced taking Andersens Cough Drops, the
use of which, in short time so far restored
her, that she was soon able TO do good days
work. can cheerfully recommend this med
icine to the public.
PHILO JUDSON, Pastor
of the Church in Ashford, (Conn.)
Ashford, Sept. 25, 1924.
07 For sale by w. & S. BUEL.
LitChfeld, Dec. 4. 1896. 25eoW6m
The Litchfield County post., 1827-02-02
INTERESTING FROM INDIA.

ne last mumDer OF the Missionary
Register contains a statement by the
Rev. Mr.. Rhenius, in the employ of
the Church Missionary Society, of the
progress of Christianity in the district of
Tinnevelly. 1t appears that disposition
to inquire into the truths of Christianity.
has been excited extensively by the ma
tive converts, and at the same time much
opposition produced, in the course of which
some of the enquirers were much persecu-
ted and afflicted. In January, 1924, Mr..
r. sent scme of his people to Satang koo-
lam, to instruct those who desired it,
They found upwards of twenty families de-
termined on embracing Christianity, not
outstanding much opposition. Shortly
after, Mr.Schmid and Mr.. Rhenius visited
the place, and were rejoiced to find large
congregation waiting their arrival. A
suitable spot was at length obtained, and a
church built under the protection of the
magistrates. Much encouragement was
given to the Missionaries and native teach
ers by this success. About the same time
the Headman, and the people of Kovin-
dapatyal, who renounced idolatry, with
several families Of the neighbouring villa
ges, burnt their idols, and converted their
temple into place of Christian worship.
Mr.. r. placed one of his assistants here as
a temporary teacher. In several cases
where complaints were made to the ma
glstrates of the expressions exercised upon
the Christians, their grievances were
redressed. We give the remainder of the
statement in the following words Of M
Rhenius.
"The attention which, in Justice, was
thus paid to the grievances Of the Chris
tians by the magistrate, became known. Of
course, all over this part of the district -
and was, probably, one of the causes which
excited many more villages to listen to
Christian instruction and renounce ldola.
try F.; SO that in May 1928, we numbered a.
bout thirty-ive villages in which we hac
congregations. We were thus obliged te
select some piOus young men to go anC
teach them the word Of God; seven o
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13
MzEUTCAl AND ELIM1CAr
Preparations

For Sale at Joseph Bringhurst's Drug and Chemica,
Store, No. 81, Market-Strcet, Wilmington,
Denarcotized Opium and Laudanun Black Drops.
these preparations do not scken the stomach
Iodine, lIydriodac Of Potash Extracts Of Taraxaci
Stramonium, Belladona, Ciauta, Aconitc, Helleb
Mig. Etaterium, Hyosciamus, Quassia, Cinchona Sc,
Seeds Of .rincture Of Cachicum, Clarified Calamus
Digitalis Balm, Peppermint, with variety Of fresh
Herbs. Bleaching Salts by which stains may be re.
moved, from white dresses, table cloths, or tba
finest lace without injury to the article. sab Of lie.
mon for removing iron mould. Pure Suphate or
Quinne i'll powder, pills and solutions. lndeble Ink
for marking white articles, This cannot be washed
out. Gen'iine Cologne Waters from Paris. Seida,a
aud Soda Powders always fresh. Paper pin Boxes
Cough Drops. Cough syrup, Syrup squ,lis, Bate.
mans Drops, British Oil, Harlem. Spike, Pcpper.
mint, Lemon, Orange. Bergalnot, and Roses, God.
itrcy's Cordial, Steers Opodcldoc. Match Lights,
Spunk, Osbornc's superior water colours, Pink.
I.iue, Purple. and Lilac Saucers, Indian Ink, Liquid
Blue Dye, Canary Seed, sc. Together zen.
cral assortment OF Medical and Chemical Articles.
4 Oct. 3D. 53-3m
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13
a FTsA'Tii..Ea.l z n. "a .zsE0 7. Z 0N,

TIE Subscriber offers for private sale, valna-
bic Farm, lying on the turnpike, leading to Elk.
about two miles below Chistiana- Bridge. Ii CON
talns i2 acres 80 Of which are under thriving tim
her. and the remainder under tiIlage, with good
proportion well set with clover: there is also on tho
premises I good bearing orchard-the fences are in
good order. The oAiilings are good DWELLING
house, stable aud eranary. A further description
will be given. andthe land shewn TO any one appIy.
ag, by the subscriber. living on the Plantation.
WILLIAM B. M'INTIRE.
15-t1Dec
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13

PRINTING or ALL KINDS DONE WITH KEATNEss
AND DESPATCH, AT TRL OFFICE OF THE journal.
Magistrates Blanks. OF all descriptions for sale
at No. 81, Market-Streei
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13
JACOB ALBRIGHT.

NO. lU3 .Irch-S',Tef, PhiadeIbhia.
s,ld in Wilmington, by E. B. FiUGHiv Druggs,
vi. A Matketstree'.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13

South Vest Of, and near TO, Brdndyu'ne 'n'"s,
In and adjoining the store formerly conducted ny
Mr.. John Rice, as grocery-where II may not pe
Of disadvantage to cali and examine tol'thelseSes
The following compose part OF their assortment
DRY GOODS.
c-ner6ne broad cloths and cassmers, assorted
colors: linen and cotton driilings, yellow ana blne
muorted and domestic nankin, Nalentl, Maiseiiies,
to,lnet and Florentne vestlnss; black, pfnn "h"
twillcd bombaZetts Circassian shghanls, c'iieoes
can,brc. bleached and brown shlrung and sheellns
ImuJins Irish linens long lawns and cambria linens,
Ieyentjnes Florences, Gros de Naples, lutestfing,
Hao and bandanna hdkfs. Cotton and linen do whlte
and coored canton Grape and Grape shaWls, green
white and black Italian do. worsted and cotton nose
and suspenders York-tan and beaver gloves, naW-
skins make of kid gloves of superior quality, White
and colored domestic plalds and stripes; lappy'
/ jbang-up and Psburg Cords iusn;,s and drililn2s'
hnnels, furniture and apron checki nWiss num-
book and ackonet muslins; 34, ,.1 and 6-l dlmity,
crash diaper and table linens, hedtlcklng; Rnssa
and imitation sheeting bleached and unbleached
coarse linens, Osnaburg and Burlaps, Porter and
Lancashire sheetngs; Wilmington, jackson, Adams,
and Jefferson stripes jeans Garcia slrlpe' shlS
hams, black and brown holland, sacklng-bolloms
sowing silks and sowing cuttons, sensha'V, saFsene
black and light colored lasting, &c.
i GROCERIES.
Sugar, tea. coffee, molasses. flour, mackerel IN
I.4<. and half bbls ginger, alspce, pepper ground
and in the grain, nutmcss, cloves, &c. together
with general variety Of liquors and sea stores.
P4LN1,S and OILS.
White lead, black iead red lead, blue, red, yei-
low ochre Prussia blue chronic yellow, verdigris
!" $, aound and dry, patent green, fig blue, logwood
!. SC. winter, summer, common, castor, hnseed ant
i sweet oils
E. Eartten, Chino, glass and Queensaare.
Having purchased the above goods chiefly at auc
Eton we are certain we can sell them at lhe mos
'S reduced prices to those who may favor US witt
!, their custom.
y y SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
JOHN RICE.
juno a2, 1927.
e. N. B. We have in addition to the above just re
ceived general assortment q Fashionable 100
and Fur HATS, on commission, from the we
known factory of Isaac SHoTwElL, No, ~, sout
s Front Street, adelpha-which will be sold low
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13
ATLANTIC SOUVENIR
EsgyYy 1909

Iu, received and pr sale here. The .gt,ontc so,,-
rcR.r 4 beautiful Christmas and New-Year's pro.
:en;. han*olely boarded, with gilt leaves. and on.
closed ~ an elegant ofnamcnted case This is he
liaged to he one OF The nos splendid little works Of
ttste ever pablished in this country it contains Is
elegant raasings, descriptive of Cats Kill falls ri.
condef'sa, oslaware Water Cap Bournouese War.
riar. Moonlight, SC. SC. sc.
Nov. Z. Il, PORTER s. SON.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13
eTAiddtefOssls .4cntlensy.
CLASSICAL DNpERrmENT.
THIS Institution will be opened on Monday
the ED. of October Inst, under the care
ofthe Rev. JosrpH WIIsoN.

THIS Institution will be opened on Monday
the 22d. Of October Inst, under the care
ofthe Rev. JosErH WTLso>.
In this Seminary students will be thoroughly in
structed in the different branches of good English
and Classical Education, VIZ Reading Writing.
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography, Compo-
ston, Elocution, Mathematics and the Greek and
Latin Languages. The terms of tuition will be for
the English branches, exclusive Of Mathematics.
Sc per session, or S 10, including the Mathematics:
for the Languages, Including the English, $40 per
session. Tnton money 70 be paid in advance.
There will he two sessions in the wear, with a
short vacation between each.
Good boarding can be obtaneJ in respectable
families IN the village at the rate of Forty Dollars
per session; and f,aw hoarders can be accommo.
dated in the family of the Principal
aOllN EDD0WES. Sec'v.
.M2d|etoen, OctoLcr I. 1927. 48--3m
t~-.7@Fo ~ published in the E!kton Press,-Ches
tcrtown legrapEl-Crnrevilie Iimes-and in the
Ea,ton (Nl) papers for three months, and their
bills forwarded to the Secretary
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13

June 22, 1927.
N. B. We have in addition to the above just re-
ccved general assortment q fash'onoMe Hool
and Far HATS, commission, from the wen
known factory of Isaac SHorwElL, No, AZ south
Front Street Phadel phia-whch will be sold low
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13
Clay's Speeches, &c.

CONTENTS-Biographical sketch of Mr.. Clay.
Speech on Manutaetures--Line of the Pc dido
Bank charter-Ausmentation ofthc military force
Increase of the Navy-New Army-Emancpato
of South America--lnternal improvements
ole War--Mission to South America-The Tariff
Spanish treaty--Greek revolution-American in
dustry--Colonlz alton of the ncgroes--Bank ques-
tion--Address TO Constituents--Spcech at Lewis
burghi with apotrat in front---Prce 81 e5.--The
above work to be had of the publishers of this pa
per, at their Book Store, No. 81, Market-Street
Delaware journal., 1827-11-13
evE' Caulley a. Essce,

South Vest Of, and near to, BrandyU'"e .h'ns,
In and adjoining the store formerly conducted ny
Mr.. John Rice, as grocery-where it may not be
Of disadvantage to call and examine fo-thelselyes'
The following compose part of their assortment