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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
STATUE OF WASHINGTON.

BaHimore, June Owe had Yesterday the
pleasure of seeing the models of the coniempta-
'ed Statue of Washington, to be placed on the
Op6f the monument in this city. MI OF them
possess their respective merits, but that upon
which the choice Of those y ho were appointed
" make selection, has fallen, appeared to us 10
o'nhine the different requisites III greater de-
gree than any other. Ii is the production OF MIR.
Caasic and is a most favourable specimen Of
Mesenlus Of that gentleman The model is one
nan Of the size Of the Contemplated statue, be-
ing l-2 feet in height the arrangement ot the
H'apeiy is such. as TO give it the appearance OF
=" antique, and, ct the same time, preserve the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

,.,te crimes efths c,l'prits " eHe, trars4-
~ 'sould be duly weighed and compared and
you constituent graduated according To the
,.s M. of unit. Let II be considered. thai there
o 40 attempt against human life IN the one
vas 4, while IA the other, deliberate murder was
''s.r,dded 10 the most airoeioas piracy. But
sap ,,,,eston rests with the Psesdeat of The L.
n,ted states who will doubtless decide accor'
S'nr to the best dictates Of his judg ncnt.
S"o Petersburg ha
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
GREEK FUND.

The executive committee take much pleasure
4, stating TINT the lberality Of the Dhabnants Of
this state aud ofthe neighboring towns in New
Jersey and Connecticut, have enabled them 10
despatch two shipsltaDlv laden with provisions
and clothing for the relief OF thr " suffering ~o-
man and children and old men OF Greece"
The first ship. the Chancellor
der The particular CHARGE OF Jonathan
T. Miller Esq. carried cargo a
mounting to 1880
And the second ship, the Six Broth
crs, under the charge OF J. X Stuy-
vesant. Esq eargo, shipped by the
Albany aud New York Committees,
amounting to 1906 IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
FOURTH OF JULY.

by arrangement of the Lynchbutg Light Ar,
alery, the Declaration Of Independence will be
cad aud AN Grafton delivered ON the APP
aoaching anniversary of our Independence
The members of the company and u few cltp
1ens will dine together at "A Spring near The
own, at Which the Revolutionary officers aud sol
liers are invited to-"
John Wills. Esq. Reader Of the Declaration
and James W. tegram, Esq. Orator.
u We have perused the vlndica;ory article
II the Nashville Jackson Committee, relative to
he manner in which Gen. Jackson and ms lady
secame man aud wife. In our next, we snail
.bricgs it, 50 as to give a far history OF the
case.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
HARVEY MITCHELL,
DnRJ'p arr j. tTsyJ'GD

YaIP IS taken a room in the house lately occu
~ pied by William bailry, Esq NJ the cornei
below the Franklin Hotel. He is prepared It
execute orders in tho lino Of his profession.
June q. S'ig
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
q N.WDrtflL.sa

Bgn dohhIs CBItHdrJ Nlh'pe. Nth aHfn tnd
cooPict, SET NJ HhiHemofe G0f3s
FniiE snb*tribet respectfully inipfhs thu
! public, llnt Iii. In ding Machine IS now
IL complete order for reception of iI00i, which
willbc received II III sloie, opposiie Ia Viz
Ian O1ic., 81 nj the M4rldnr, nm the pntc
man Grdrn halt milc from suchbnrg md
taulcd IN the be 4 manner. and deis cred AZ The
snuf place. NJ Inc shortest notice Persons re-
siding nj distance, " oud do wen 10 forward
then WOOL L. this MACHINE, by their Wagons,
brnauP ~ produce, They will card Al their u.
sual priee, for wlueh Cash viii b. required when
The Rolls afe taken away.
In, snbsetibers have received lnrgf supply
Of Fry oupeoor HooL They will keep cora
SANITY on hand, Hooi, aud Uool RJtis, viii u
sill be sold low iof Nnsb
HOLMES BREWSTER
June op 3dlp3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

aNIfR VALENTINE GOOD r sp--rnke no.
1@A tee, b't. on Monday tn 2lth Of Sepfom-
bcr next, IN the county ri Pdtsylyanin, Al the
cou t.honse. bcween the risnieanl setting OF tho
sun Of that day shall prncrei 10 take the de
positions Of gciiinmiu Il 2" ant others. Also,
on "Wednesday thc 10th, IA the county OF Fraek-
in, Al iIrury Cnrpri's, he Propositions Of James
q Hrieh, and others, q shall proceed FROM lay
10 day until competed rohr read as evidence IN
a CERTAIN ca.c therein dep, nding an undcer-
mined la cbanccry Ia the county courlof Frank
In. ~ which an plaintiff and you ate dele1d-
nnt; Mt whc., times aud pa,es yeafnay attend
or not JOHN WINNER, Jr.
June %. CIV
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
!AigN anA Now system,

Continued il consequence of It's unriYalled
popularity.
Virginia States AaeigatioR No'fery,
CLASS AUMs, II lHkEE
To be d,awa IN iugHa Hc1t, uHttcr The
mpcriafcudeacc II commissjoacrS
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
HahpSt pfize 5000 DOHars.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
DR. Henry wilkins.
cpuGN's ofFIcE--ll4, Market street

Bailmere, Nay IN, 1871. ,
u. linder authotiis oftbe Act of The Gcnerai
Assembly Dec. Session. 1920 Ne be- e"ith
piesent Ia the public, flnsr Class olthe SlitY7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

The committee have now on hand
in money. 81, 600 and in provisions
aud clothing what will probably a.
mount % ,5oD :
THERE'S in the hands of the Alba
ny committee in money, $50; aud
an provisions and clothing what will
probably amount to $1,000 y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

The Secretary OF State set ont few days
since on visit 10 his friends tn kentucky We
perceive, by the Plttsburg papers, that public
dinner is to be given 10 him his arrival in that
city The Statesman says" the preparations
ior his reception are worthy of him, and OF the
CITY by which they are mai.ng. Between four
and five hundred citizens have already deter
mined to give him public dinner. As Penn
sylSanians, we cannot but rejoice at this demon
Stration of respect for, and gratitude TO one Of
The greatest benefacto of our State"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
FRIDiY EyENTyG, Juac %,

On which occasion will he brought f1rwa,t ihf
celebrated Tragedy oi the CASTLE SfhC
TIRE. and the new f,res Of the YOUNG WI
DOW
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
\ ron Tus
Promotion Of Science ara Liferati1r.
noAnn oF IRusTEEsf

HOARD OF TRUSTEES.
lis Exe.llene, jos. kisSI. GoyERaoa ar fB E
SrArr rHi sIpErr a. egielo.
Roger l.. Timer. Ia hcys Grofee Robert.
Ion n + 1ba.abefk hee j. 4. b. Heus ~ /.
hon. Stevenson ! rchcr. Solomon Eiting. T. q.
npn Ihos II Dorsey. Nsthi Williams, -
Hon John C. Herbert. William Ffick, ESD
Hon. las Thomas Isaac Mcknn ESQ.
Hon john Nelson, Dr. james 5ctlaF
Hor. Nm. n Marriott d. II. J. Semmes
Hon kcrrrdy Johnson, Dr. Deans Ciauds'
is. ". McCnlloh. EsqJ AsD
Col John T.. Howard. Dr. Henry wilkins.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
T41G YOUNG WIDOW,
OR,
4 LESSON TO LOVERS.

Vaudeville, MI. White,
splash, Green.
Auelin, Nh Stamp,
Lucy, irmh"fton.
o. Ickets, Box and Pit, one dollar chil.
dt'n under u years OF aec hnli pteci Gallery
~ Gcuts; 10 be had At The Ln ~ the tn,an
liotr, al The tirginion Office aud ut the Ion
Office ofthe Theatre.
w. Doors to- open nj J, and curtain to rise al
8 . elock, precisely.
jane -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
S3l,Il6 ~
ling a total amount received TO

Making total amount received TO
This time OF 213,966 a
The committee hope 10 be able to send anoth-
er ship to Greece in the month of July next
'iey therefore earnestly request, all those who
md to contribute 90 this charity, or those
l.e have money OF provisions in their hands
I, -. VI for this purpose, TO forward The SAINT
: . arly aspossihle. After the sailing of this
ship. it will be out ofthe power of this commit
mittee 10 forward provisions or clothing to
Greece Therefore public notice is now given,
that after the 10th day of July next, the EX-
ccative Committee for the rcIiefof the Greeks,
viii be responsible for and receive only coil
trbutions in money. IN y Mer. ddr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

Mr.. Ricardo's Benefit.

The public Is respectfully informed hat Mr.
ihchArdson = re .engnged tor a te~ nights, pc.
tlous 10 his departure Tor sf~ faik, ard VII
appear on Ffdar eeraag ~ Usuilnd
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28
RTyTEYy
0ftho Lynchbmq Tobacco Market,
Corrected ueehh forhe topbuaa,
Thomas \. IloLcoMnr ani EICnAHp IiRhr
Commission NJ rchauts,
AUCTION SALES.
VI rJyTTE "
PRIV ATE SALES
IN1pI. IT'D

The past week Oh hhds. passed tobacco .
hhds refused tntal Gs6
We have nothing Interesting this week. Com
mon tobacoos are selIine very lo", will ne per
Of Iii, KIND IN market is still very larE. The
fine t1bacoo, such az Is suitable for tlt French
market, /, moi as hiah o. rs brsl is It WIS a
month ago ytt thc ptrcs fur III. snti ar sui
very fun say nom ~ To Sl3 %. loo account,
tnllCTo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

The drawing OF tbs lottery will cctin'nly
take place the nh July Delay no, TO procure
chance.
Whole Tickets -, Halves -, Quarters 4
Tor sale ~
IS. d NJ, ALLEN. d CO.
Washington City June M.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

Mr. Ricardo respectfully informs the L"dies
md 6entlcnen nf iyuehbarg AMI II. sIcipny
hat his henciII /. d ID ON
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

In Act %. Chorus. " eceen oh, MeGen ell"
~ Al 9TH Tn folding doors trading 70 the
hnuulrd Ornfn,p Ia tall female Gnne, pale ard
ad,anoes taoatfs hrela=n lnree
" IND appears upon he, husem--she cniolds
Aneen N her mus---nho falls srnscless upon
tin hoor. The sptrne f"cedrs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-28

ltter Tie Trdgcay, me toiiOems Songs
and Darfs
Come sone--" What arr you mlcl 70
Nj Ricardo.
Comic Durti--R Rival Beauties. by particular re-
quest, Mrssrs Ricardo and Green.
Song" he Sol,i,ef's aide" VI. Creighton
Eomtc DactI-" roll, Hopkins
Nrssrs. White md Ricardo,
Comic Snng--" Prnl Pull Pan "a aelf fdi-
Lph.) MI Ricardo.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06

PHILADELPHIA April 3.-We understand that the state
of the fines tor selling Foreign Lottery Tickets, inns
posed upon the Lottery Brokers. being for the of the
Union Canal Company, is incorrect The whole amount
of fines mposedby the Court is s2s0o OF which s4o0 only
wealth.
On Thursday, the house Of representatives Of
Pennsylvania adopted an address to the Governor,
BY vote Of 4e to requesting the removal Judge
Franks from the bench. Mr.. meredith, who voted
in the negative, then moved that the Judge be i'm
peached. Before this motion was decided, the
house determined to postpone the whole subject for
the present.
.Ne1y FORK, April "A bill to regulate the sale of Lot
terry Tickets in this State, has passed both houses OF he
Legislature which provides that the selling Of tickets in
lotteries authorised by the ssl be punished
misdemeanor, by fine and Imprisonment fixes the price
of licenses vendors in this city at S500n Albany ss
$3.50 PC and rrah;h.s 'hc cate IF tickets in sha-ss.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
ron THE WATeHMAN.

A writer in the Baltimore Patriot OF the 23a ut.
Mn some remarks on the U. S. Senate, says that
4" Mr.. .WLane is ranked with neither OF the present
parties,'' the friends and opponents OF the Admin
aMtraton.
The Patriots correspondent is mlsintormed. For
correct information as to Mr. M.Laue's sentiments
on the subject Of the next presidential elections and
the course which he intends to pursue III relation
4 to it, refer him to the columns OF the delaware
Gazette, paper printed in this Borough, and which
speaks nothing or public matters, IN opposition 70
! Mr.. M.Lane's opinions and wishes. When Mr..
MLane was in favor OF protecting Domestic Man.
utactures. so was the Gazette: Now that Mr..
MsLane has united with Van Buren,, M'Dute,
Co. in opposing such protcction--so has the ia
zette: When Mr.. M'lane opposed Gen. Jackson1s
election to the presidency-so did the Gazette
Now that Mr.. MsLane supports the General anu
his cause--so does the Gazette. In 1929. IN an
Address to the Federal members OF the Legislature
supposed to have been written by Mr. M'Lane,
Gen. Jackson was styled MILITARY DEs-
p0T,'' and the tedera!ists were exhorted not 70
support him-and in the same year the Editor Of
! the Gazette Joined the chorus and pronounced the
General the most objectionable" OF att the can
didates. But Mr.. MLane now holds different
4 language-and so does the Gazette. In tact, II
can be shown by numerous incontestlblc proofs
\ that whatever the Delaware Gazette says - the
= mere echo OF MIR. MsIane's voice.
A MANUFACTURER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
No. 55-for april, 1897.

GNONTENTS.-Art. l. New Documents concerning Co.
~ lumbus-Coleccion de los Wages Descubrimientos
que hceron pof Mar los Espanoes desde Fines del Sgo
XIV. vaos Documentos Ineditos concentrates Ia
Historic de la Marina Castellana, &c Por Don Martin
Fernandez de Nayarrete. Madrid, 1925.
ii. Travels in La Plata and Chlle-Rough Notes taken
during rapid Journeys the Pampas and among
the Andes BY Captain F. b. Head.
I'LL Life of Theobald Wolfe Tone and the Condition OF
Ireand-Ifc of Theobald Wolfe Tone, Founder of the
United Irish Society, and Adutant General in the Service
of the French and Batavian Republics; written by Him.
self; with his Political Writings, Fragments of his Diary
&C. Edited by his Son, William Theobad Wolfe Tone.
W. kents Commentaries on American Law. -Commen-
tares American Law. BY James Kent.
Policy and Practice Of the United States and Great
Britain in their Treatment of IndiansIndan Treaties,
and Laws and Regulations relating 10 Indian Affairs to
which is added Appendix containing the Proceedings
of the Old Congress, and other important Slate Papers, in
relation to Indian Affairs.
vi. Mrs. Hemanss poems.-1. The League of the Alps
the Siege Of Valencia The Vespers of Palermo and other
Poems.-2 The Forest Sanctuary, and other Poems.
man. g. Internal improvement in Georgia 3. Godman's
Natural History A. History of North Carolina. Marshs
Inaugural Address. s. Eulogy MIR. Crafts T. Rail
Road from Boston to Connecticut River. 8. Catalogue o.
Books in the Boston Ahenaum. 9. Hedges Abrdge
ment of Browns Philosophy. TO- MIR. Washburns Agri
cultural Address. H. Nouveles Idees la Population
49, Reports Of tie Faculty of Amherst College. Is
Comsocks Mineraogy.
Quarterly List of New Publications.
quarterly. making volumes year, Of about $50 page
each.
The subscription price ve doars year, TO be paid b.
new subscribers in advance and afterwards in April, whe
the second number for the year shall be received.
Subscriptions received by A & I'll WILSON, Wilmington
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
FOR THE YA1cYMAy.

In few weeks the citizens of the Borough will
be called upon to elect Town Officers, and it is
perhaps time to be looking round for suitable can
|didates know not that any Of the members Of
the present Council intend to resign, or that the
citizens wish to remove any OF them. Judging
from the quiet and good order that have been main
tanned in the Borough whilst the present incum
hents have been in otlicethe attention which they
have bestowed upon the public business, and the
appreciation Of the citizens evidenced by the almost
total absence Of complaint, should presume thai
there would be no changes made merely for the
&sake Of putting one man out to make room for
another. But It may be that some Of the present
members will decline being candidates for re.eec-
ton. If SO, let their places be supplied by ntelli-
zsent and respectable men, who will not make use
4ot their office to promote their private views, but
who will sincerely and constantly consult the
PUBLIC GOOD.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
s0uE TRAITS or GEN JACKSON,

Drawn by Samuel Harker Editor of the Deazoare Gazette
From tie Lehu.sare Gazette, yNov. l, 1922.
Speaking of Clay Clinton, jackson, Adams, Calhoun and
Crawford, he says
aCf ALL the gentlemen named, Gen Jackson appears
to us TO be the MOST OBJECTIONABLE. That he is
man Of energy, no one will doubt, but we think that
in chief magistrate Of the United States, much
ergu, is extremity dangerous AND have seen IN THE
GENERAL. such a DISREGARD FOR THE INSTITU-
TlONS Of tie country, such DISPOSITION to place
iinseF ABOVE 4ts M4vs, AND such an INCLINATION 10
rRAMpI.E ON THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS, when
they stood in competition with HIS OWN INTEREST or
FEELINGS as should render the citizens Of the United
States very cautious about placing him in the irs office
within their gift"
The Editor Of the Trenton True American has
published the above :. Traits" and accompanied
them with the following remarks.
Notwithstanding the above denuncaton Of the
General by the Editor Of the Delaware Gazette, we
find him. for more than year past one OF the most
furious friends of Gen. Jackson that is any where
| 10 be found. We have reason to conclude, there
fore, that the sagacity with which MIR. Harker IS
50 undoubtedly gifted, has enabled him to discover
that those dangerous qualities possessed by the
General, as represented by Mr.. Harker, few
wears ago, have since left him; and that the gem
eral is now the very 6 milk OF human Kindness"
the mild, and meek, and peaceful citizen, who
would not do an act Of violence for the world and
all those heavy charges preferred against him
by Mr.. Harker, have sunk from their former ag-
srayaton into mere peccadilloes are now evi.
dence only Of the effects Of the frolicksome feelings
Of his Younger days, when nature (not art formed
the features Of the character, and when no unholy
hankerng for office, or ambitious feelings, urged
to desire for the Presidential chair. 1t, however,
thew were true Them they are true noW-and if they
are not true, Mr.. Harker was guilty OF traducing
uniusty the reputation of the man he now idoizes,
and if true, he is guilty Of supporting, for party
purposes a candidate who, according to his own
doctrine, is unfit for office, and unsafe as ruler of
the American people"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
The Inhabitants of this Borou.

respectfully invited to attend the Annual Meeting of
the Female Bible Society, at the Academy, Thursday
evening the 18th inst att O'Clock. An appropriate adj
dress will be delivered by the Rev P. CossELLr.
Aplil 4.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
GIG AND HARNESS FOR SALE.

A FIRST RATE Fashionable Gig and Harness for sale
N credit of twelve months will be given. Inquire
this Office April g. 43-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06

~ An assortment Of and elegant Types aid borders
enables the Editors of the Watchman to print CARDS.
HANDBILIs, and all kinds of JoJ printing in the best
style. Terms will be reasonable.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06

The New York Enquirer has copied paragraph
from the Delaware Gazette stating that an attempt
was recently made in this Borough to get up a
meeting of the friends Of the Administration. The
first news we had Of any attempt Of the kind was
from the Gazette, and we should not consider it
necessary to contradict the assertion had it not
been copied into other columns.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06

Be.oere If the Corpara I'VE know that Corporal Har.
ker has been in i'll humor with US ever since the last
borough election, because consulted the good OF the
town IN preference the elevation of the little man OF war
to seat in the Borough Council. The same motives IN
uence us in writing the present article Every body re-
members how the Corporal acted about the time OF the
last electionhow he attended public meetings to winch
he was not nved-how he nominated himself at one OF
hem--and how, Notwithstanding his senomination was
rejected he appeared the election ground with his
breaches pockets overloaded with tickets, with his own
name on and circulated them with eagerness which
enced total absence of modesty And what was the re-
s Of his industry. Why, after hard scratching, from 10
o'clock, A NJ until o'clock P. NJ. period Of hours
he obtained % Yote which is at the rate Of three votes and
half per hour His astonishing elated him in no
small degree and combined with his unconquerable de-
sire after office and noorety will, in all probability induce
him TO repeat his old tricks the approaching election
We therefore caution the citizens TO beware OF him. and
respectfully suggest them whether it will not be mes,
proper and cxpedcnt and tend most to the peace and
gny Of the Borough again to grant the Corporal per-
mission to stay home to blackguard Adams and Clay
write down American Manufactures, and continue the
grovelng conductor of press prosuted and ensaved
and in the language Of Martin Van Buren, "aabrouea
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06

A Discorery-Corpora Harker has recently
discovered that Congress onght to have elected
Gen. Jackson President because he had the high
est number Of electoral votes. Pray how then does
the Corporal justify Mr.. M'Lane for throwing the
vote of Delaware away by giving it to Mr.. Craw--
ford, who had by far the to1cest number of votes
What a weathercock is the Corporal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
At BuLtimore, on Friday.

Al DdItmOFe, on friuay.
Flour, sup 500 $50; Wheat, 100 1,10; Corn, 48
50 Rye, rs; CAS- 81 Az Flaxseed, IS; Barley 100 a
1,37, Clever Seed, red, 725 $50; Timothy 400
So Herds Grass $50 500; Irish Potatoes, (seed) SO
as; Corn Meal per cwt 1885 Plaster, per ton, 375.
At Philadelphia, on Saturday.
Flour, sup 525; Rye 4,25 Corn Meal, hid H. 00 do.
per Dbl 800; Faxseed, l,l5 1,20 Wheat, SO 1,o6
Corn, Penn. So 60; do southern, So S. Rye 80 80
Oats 40 As Barley, 90 81 Glover Seed 700; Hops
IL 10; Plaster Of Paris, per ton, 400 500 Wool,
mcrino, 80 so; do. common, 90 so.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06

A Post Office has been established at Red Lion,
Newcastle County, Del, and john HALL appoint.
ed Post Master.