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10 aGn7cvETvRzsTg.
n. x G. NAN DNETsi.
NURSERY AND SEEDMEN,

NJ. s., Chranut STREET, Phlf2dsihhia,
AFFER for sale some superior Seed Of the
~ MANGEL WURrZE'L. or CA1i lie
BEE1 also, Of the RUTA BAGA, or SNED.
lSH TuRNlP.
The cultivation of these Cropss every season
becoming more enlarged, as their excellence as
food tor stock becomes more generally known.
particularly the former, which is extremely multi
tious, ana the produce very great, hun-
dyfd jissaei 10 he oere, having been reared IN the
ncighbourhood Of Philadelphia, with no more la
bour, than good farmers bestow on Indian Corn.
For particulars IS to the mode Of cultivation, &c.
see Memoirs Of the Pennsylvania Agricultural
Society.
Q-TRcfarence may be, had TO &. & 6, REy.
NOLns, NJ. 60, Market-st,, WILMINGTON; who
will receive and forward all orders which may be
left in their care.
May II, 1927, SIT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Pd.rnt Fans and Siepcs manufactured by
Edward Brookes < Son, Orange, between
Front and Second streets.
Be7NarI .n'Gaige,,, bottles Porter. Ale and
Cider, at No. 81, marketst., and IS, East
Ihird-st.
P!oget 1ist,ng and Whee'ggr%htiag.-
Abraham Alderdicc. corner of Market and
Watcrst.
Painter. Giaeiey and Pahey- Hanger" Ben"
jamin lrcdd, No. lag King Street.
A'on an3 CoQi ]lcrchant--Thomas Garrett
Jr, 80, Shiply-st.
Muster Byiciiaycr, and Lime Mcrchqnt.--
b. w. Brackin, old Lime stand, NO. 10,
west l'road-st.
Tnncr.-Benjamin Webb, Queen, between
ratnell aud Orange-sts
Store cutters, Albert * James Robinson
No 1913, market st.
L3Ncry and E1cAaagc OGce.--Robertson
& Little, 28, market street.
James &. Alien 3cGchcr No. los, OranGe-st''
above the Hay Scales. -
Thomas c. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, I'm
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, cornerol
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Maahnc Maker, corner oil
shipley and broad streets.
{FOH TORHuFy--Ndillou DettS, sSS"''N
near the Black Horse tavern
M9rocc. NenHtactory--Robinson's q co.
90 market st.
npeyancer-Benjamin Ferris, at the COZ
ncr of West and Third streets.
J. 7. Fairlamb, Notary Public, Surveyor o.
Land, Convcyancer, Regulator of Streets
&c. No. King street.
Paten. Hay and Grain Rasfs
Joshua Johnson & son, makers, FiAt
| Greek Mills.
Notary Public and Conreyancer.- iaaa, 7.
| IIcndrickson, corner of French and 90
! ond streets, No. As,
Lipery Sta5le--Kept by Huson Swayne' !"
Shipey st. above Queen. na
china, /, lass and Qucen$79afe Sfoff'---i''
vid Smyth, G8 market st. ,n.,
Druggist g (Htmist,--joseph brlngA''D''
IS market st.
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ia MOTIFS
CSsgyt.ET DROPS.
Iulua5lc !clir:ae for Coughs, Consamptioas and
2sihmGS.

Iuiua]t itHc:ae for Coushs, C0nSnmpt'oas and
,}Sthmas.
This Eliyir is offered to the public rs pos
scssint- virtues peculiarly adapted to the present
prevailing disorders OF the breast and lungs,
leading 10 consumption. A timely use OF these
drops my tic considered certain cure in most
eases of Con4mos Co!Ge, Coughs, Influenza,
H0optne CoHgt P1ia ia Me SGe, NDcnhg ci
Breoihiag, Hani q S'f'p arising from debility,
and IN SaaS mQds .itlAa, It's slnBuarly efilca
cipus 4 pa. lul,c attention to the directions
acconpanying each bottle is necessary.
The following certificates from respectable
gentlemen, phy ysitians and Surgeons arc sibjoin
cd, TO show that tins composition Is one which
Medical men are disposed toicgard as eiticaclous
aud worldly Of public patronage
Having eXamaed the composition OF IA
Morris Cough Drops, imProAcd, we have no
hesitation in recommending them to the public,
AS bein,s well adapted TO those cases OF disease
for which they are recommended.
! Doctors ,io>hrn,N p0nn, Albany Dec a, 1871
lAmts Posr, of white Creek, Feb. l4th lS15i
Wrrs0y ScN3rn, Of Cambridge, Feb. 1pth
1875; soLoNoN DEAs, Of jackson, January 20,
1925.
E5irccf ord rim fran Rer Eitnseer Harris.
/ am pleased with this opportunity Of relating
4 few Facts which may serve in commentator OF
your excellent Cough Drops Fer ten years
was afflicted with pulmonary complaint, my
cough was severe, my appetite weak, and
strength falling. used many popular medl-
cnca, but only found temporary relcf, until by
a continued use OF your valuable Drops, have
been blessed with such perfect health as 70 ren.
der further means unnecessary.
EBENE-ER HARRIS.
/ Sg'em, " l. Jun II, 1855.
! .ucyaS C5oSbPs.-I have for 10 years been
troubled with an affection ofthe breast and lungs
attended Will severe cough, pain in the side.
and difficulty Of breathing, and in The fall ofl825
| became so much reduced hat my ~: was DIES
! paired of, anil receiving no visible benefit iron
ny tlysl ian, was adv9cd to make trial of IL
uo,l', Cough pgups, and a.tcr taking ono bottle
wts e'urcd % perfect hcll'hj anait IS my tir'r
hcirc Tat Nc lsc y tay above named drops
teavcdtG, I'r. THOMAS JONES.
C.a ~. al, @dg -. 1896.
sold wholesale aiidietait BY Q. {; $, Crosby
Columbus, Ghio, ana ag nts OF their appointing
t!lpou,. uout the CI"fel olteS and Canada, &c.
Each hottie con'aja' >:e,rs, price 81.
Y Giso!d u Wlrinston by JosEan Bniscnt as
Drug,i,t AK! Chln.iai, 81, Market-st.
March, 82j-t6m,
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Se, Paaacea procured two bottles, one toU
ever, entirely removed the pain, and she is now
well.
LaIMES c. NU2CH
The Proprietor of Parker's Panacea has
the satisfaction Of laying before the public,
the following recommendatory notice of his
Medicine from DIR. Edwin A. Atlee, high.
ly respectable practitioner in Philadelphia.
"Having been requested to state, what ex-
pericnce | have had of the efficacy of Park
er'S PaHGceG, | am enabled to say, that
three patients, who have used OF the bottles,
presented for trial, have evidently derived
great benefr. The first is a respectable te-
male, who laboured under extreme Scrofu-
Ious debility, in which the stomach partici-
patGd largely--its digestive functions being
much disordere,l After taking one bottle,
her health was inprovetl-her appetite, Iii
gcstion, and complexion meiorated; and in
the use Of the second bottle, her GONZALES
cence Is speedy.
The second, is the son OF a board-mer-
chant who suffers with the hp-disease, a
scroiuous affection or carries OF the neck OF
the thigh hode. Previously to the use OF
Parks ers Panacea, he had habituallY suffer-
ed great pain in the affected part, and his
general health was much impaired. tie has
taken nearly two bottles, and his parents say
he has been more free Of pain than before.
while his general health is fast improving.
I The third is a Lady, whose disease is
! supposed to be Rheumatc-and who has
long suffered with ar extensive ulcer Of the
ley, resisting tile remedies prescribed BY
two regular and eminent physicians, who
apprchended the loss Of the limb by gan
grenc. BY reQue>,, | called TO see her to-
day; viewed the ulcer, which IS now not
more than a fourth, in diameter and depth,
Of what it was orisinally-is much less swol~
len, very slightly paintul-and she says She
has received more benefit from the two bot
ties of Parket's Panacca, than from any
medicine that had been before administer
! ed"
1.-THE above rrcommendAtory notice j. cal
cnlatcd to benefit the proprietor, il is At His
service T.. A. AILEE.
!AaadelNhia, 5M mo. SO, l827.
Sold by Jostpu Bpl>Gu, nsr, Druggist and
Chemist, No 81 Market street Wilmington.
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SPRING GOODS.

THE Subscriber has, in addition to his winter
stock, added thereto an extensive assortment 70
SPRING GoodS, among which NC,
Canton Grapes,
Grape Robes,
Grape Shawls,
swiss, Null. Book and Jaconet Nusiius.
Calicoes and Fashionable GlnghaSe,
quarter and s quarter Muslins
Gentlemen aud LADIES' SILK and Cotto" Hose,
Marscllcs, valentia a..l BLACK silk NcatngS,
Cotton and Thread,
I.aces,
Figured and PLAIN Gras de Naples
Black Lutcs'rlnge,
do l.cveutinc, vith ~ the variety Of Sii's suit
ablc for Ladies' dresses, with the usdai assort'
ment Of
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FOR rHE PRUMOI1ON OF SCIENCE AND
IITERATt RE.

B2a-dof II. aee'.
Ills Excellence Ios3 kssT, COZ. Of the State,
President, tr cGicio.
Roger Il IancN, Esq, IieH. George lIoherts,
fish Tzchicl i. Cham. Rev. J 7, x. flcrshaw,
brrs, solomon Ettiug, esq.
Hon stevenson Archie, Nath'l Williams, csl.
Nan John G. licr5cit, WA Frrk, ESD.
lion, las Thomas Isaac iMm, esq
Hon. John Nelson. Dr. James Stcuart,
Hon. Wu,, II. Mar o'', Dr. u. j. Srnnhes,
Hon Ervetdy johnson Dr. Dennis CiAnd",
Hon. 1hps. u. Dorsey, Dr. Henry Nllhlh'.
James ". M,Culoh, esq
Col. John Howard,
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STTr.-l~Hw EY.TY
MAY 2s, 1897.

FSVtE Subscriber bcgs leave to otter hmselfto
Il the Drmocravie Citi:ens Of Ncwcastl" to,n-
y for the Office Of SHERIFF., 10 DC supplied ii
October next; assuring then thai in case he
should hc the object Of their choice, hs best cx.
oftons Shall be employed To execute the duties
Of the Office with iidcIiy; and podgipg himself
to abide by the decision 81 the County Meeting,
to be hcli At the Rcd Lion, ior the nomination of
the Count! Fckct.
ALEXANDER POTTER
MAY Il, lE2-. SIT
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SPRING GOODS.

YgvHE SUBSCRIBER has just received in adj
A diton to his former stock, large assort-
mcnt of Spring Goods, among which are,
CLOTHS and KERSE yilERES,
silk, Toilinet Valencia and Nlarseillcs Vestinss
Leyentines, Florenses, Gros de Naples, and Lus-
trng silks.
Ravens Duck, Russia and Porter Shcctings
irish Linens, Sea Island and Prime n Orleans
Shrtings.
Cambria, Jaconet, Swiss and Null Muslins.
Bomba2ets, Boinhazenes, and Norwich Grapes.
silk, Cotton and Woolen Hosiery.
Drillings. Blue and Yellow Nankecns.
| } Cases Leghorn1 do. Straw Bonnets.
| Also, large assortment Of
BOOTS g. sTzcEs,
At I'll. tcl,o,rinE ioso prices: rir.
2 cases Mems fine iioots, 3 90 per pair.
do. do. Niunroes, a7l do.
do, Ladies Valencia Shoes rs do.
| 9 do. do. Morocco 624 do.
do. do. Leather, do. so do.
! JOHN PATTERSON.
NIB J. p, has Just received an extensive
assortment of PAPER HaNGiNGS, of th
newest patterns.
April, 1927 oo-om,
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TO THE AFFLICTED!

In Justice 10 myself | have been induced to
reply to u false ani unustable attaca made
upon me and otbershy swain, the vender OF
certain Panacea in this city. do this also, IN or
der to remove from the public mind, the false
impressions which may arise ont OF hs poinpohs
and incorrect statement in the public prints.
Mr.. Swain wishes to establish the Dclet that he
is the sole patentee OF the celebrated Panacea,
upon which he has built his fortues; and not sat
isfied with asserting this, he goes on to condemn
all others as spurious and false limitations Now
nothing is more entirely destitute OF tkUlli. |
have been acquainted with the ORIGINAL RE
c1pE rnoM WHICH SWAIN MANuFAcru his Med
rcISE, roR UPWARDS OF TEN YEARS. III WAS Oh
TANNED FRc.N MY FATHER-IN-LAw, WHO VOW RE.
SIDES N THE STATE or New YoRK, WHO mas Us.
ED Ir FOR THIRTY YEARS, AND PERFORMED iNSu-
hERABLE ExrnAoRDINARr CURES WITH m In
curry case where have administered this medl-
cine its powerful virtues have not been known
20 fail: this, of ITSELF and have certificates to
substantiste the fact, would give the he TO Mr..
9wafa's bare assertion. Perfectly satisfied as
am, with the increasing orders for it. which are
reaching me from various parts OF the lnIon,
should not have thought it necessary to make
this plain statement OF the relative merits OF the
case, had not Mr. Swam on one occasion, when
q Lady personally waited on him, to purchase
his PqnaceQ, and complained of his extoitionate
price, remarking to him that she could purchase
Tsiaz fer ha!f the money, advised her not 70 take
any Of it for fear it might produce fatal conse-
quences, and went on to say that it was not gen
s!ias. Thousands of persons who are now en-
Toying the blessings of health, established by II
lisc, will bear me out OF this assertion, lnAl
ttPARkER's RENovArIS0 VEGETABLE PANACEA
~, IN EVERY REaPEcf, EarAL TO SWAIN :, AM
CAN he TAKEN IN ALL CASES WHERE HIS MAS rhoN
Ed EfFfcAcToUs, WITH SECURITY ASH fREfDoN
AND DO SAY, WITHOUT FEAR OF CONTRADICTIONS,
AsDIcAN ESTABLISH THE FACT BEYOND the Posi-
B1LITY OF DouBT--THAT Ny MEDICINE uni ~
AREoxE Ann THE sAME rHISG, wIrn THE ExcEP
r1oS OF ANY ME9cuRIAL PREpARAr1ON.
JOHN A. PARKER.
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gRTGT So PER BOTTLE.
$40 PER DOZEA

dJPost SIasters other Gentlemen, who
nav interest themselves in the sale of this Med i
scne, shall have liberal discount allowed them.
They may be assured that the ingredients used
n the manufacture of it are entirely simple, and
az corrective nature, and its specific qualities
have been tested by many of our most rcspecta-
Die Physicians.
QJorders from any part of the Union will be
attended to with punctuality, and every intorma-
ton given that may be required. Address to
JOHN A. PARKER,
To the care of Atkinson and Alexander, fTM-
ters, PHILADELPHIA,
CERTIFICATES.
Twas afflicted, several years ago, with rner-
curial disease, which destroyed my health and
enfeebled my constitution to that degree that J
despaired of ever again recovering from the ef-
fects of it. had been under the care of a ply
sician for more than seven months, and my mala-
DIV still continued to increase; in fact I had be-
come liberated, when by chance, became ac'
uuainted with Mr.. jain a. Pa7ker, who informed
me that he believed he could cure me in very
short time with his Panacea, five bottles of which
restored me to health and comfort.
C. MILLS,
Witness, ], II. STEWART.
PHILADELPHIA, February IA, 1897.
Philadelphia, April 11M 1927.
thereby certify that my wife was afflicted will
the most excrlciating Rheumatic pains in all he
limbs for two months being advised TO try Pa
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Domestic Goods,

such as rhits, STRIPES, Drllings, Pittsburgh
Cords, S>c.
Also az assortment of C1TFGS. Large
Tortoise ahcll h2cE, neck, ard ,iGc combs, with
afuil assortment OF Spanish she'll and common
mock ,atll COMBS, uhch wili be Sold on the
most +, ,,souablc tcrln..
WI. Il. T0MlINSOH,
Aprn 10. 81 10 S. N,raft-1
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4 Valuable Farm for Sale.

gw2 ssa offered q priSate ,alc,a iaire-
Eas.N4e AZ b'e fmtl. situated IN Pencaatl
..S;tss hu'.llrcl, Newcastle County, Del 4
s,a4 b9lE mic south ofEeWark, adioin
M, p.s { q. u. .ol,lhrck =, the he.rs OF VII.
lam Lindsey, dcc, Xa:naiah Jones, and others,
containing lViacrcs, "mure OF less. his Farm
isunj, black ok ani hckoit soil. IN high stat,
Of cultiya,i il aid eq0alr'l 5, tew il tie neigh.
5ourhool;-it Is Well at.ltcd 10 all kinds Of
Grasses and Grain;-ha- un ta Young thriving
orchard OF about one hundred trees OF choce
fruit; All excellent bottom meadow, through
which runs 4 never failing streams and seven ia
lagcs or fields, al thder good fence. rhe inn
proycncnts are a two story log dwelling house,
wen wca,herboarded outside aid lathed and
pAstered inside. having three rooms down and
four up stairs, with 3 first rate cellar under the
whole.-Also, kitchen adjoining, With pump
of excellent water at the door; q stone milk
house and a smoke house; a frame barn, nca'll
new, with excellent stabl'ng underneath, sut|i-
cirrt to hold ten or twelve head &c horses, be-
sides milch cows, calves, Sc Farther dcscrip-
ton IS deemed unnecessary, as it is expected
that Any wishing TO purchase will view the prem
iscs which the subscriber, living thereon, cal,
show, and make known the conditions OF sale
! JOHN PITNER
May 2s, 1897. 37- 1t
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HNNNY HEAAD,

Has opened his Academy, for teaching PR-4C ~
chi ALf1IiEJLaIYCS, at his School-room, IN
French, second door below Third-st.
Scholars from distance, can be Accommodated
with boarding on moderate terms.
Wilmington, May 9, 1927. o4-4''
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collEN's OFFICE, iii, Mar'.ct-st., :

Under the authority Of the act Of lhc e. n
cril Assembly, dec session, la2C Nc he.e-
with present to the public the Flnsr CLASS OF
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-06-14
Vegetable Renovating Panacea
Carefully prepared from the original recipe,
and warranted equal to any now IN use
FOR THE CURE OF
Liver Complaints, Scroiula, or
Kings Evil, Mercurial Disease,
Tumours, Putrid Sore Throat,
letter, Ulcers, &c. &c.

LStlCI, oiSSlS, w. S>Ns
It is particularly beneficial in Hleualatiam9, its
effects being such as completely 10 remove the
complaint
In all cutaneous diseases, or affections Of the
skin, perhaps there is no medicine that has been
more emnently successful. In The carly stages
Of Consumption, it will be found of eminent SER
Yice. 1t affords effectual relief in SylpAititte
and Mtrc.triai Diseases.
Several cases Of Jaundice have been radically
removed by the use Of only teW bottles
Dyspepsia, or indigestion, is taken away by
It's powerful vrtuesi and where Children are
concernedit it is known to be a salutary operative
and for that purpose kept by families to be used
ii the complaints incident to the change u the
seasons.
This Medicine is Warranted Genuine, and is
equal to any now in use, il Is carefully prepared
from the original Recipe,
nv JOHN A. PARKER.
Directions for using this Medicine, and ccrtiil-
Gates from respectable persons who it has rGG'c-
alYy cured of various confirmed diseases, accom-.
pany each bottle.
This Panacea has been highly recommended
by many respectable PhYsiciGns, and Professors
in the Unirer;iy Of Pennsylvania. 1t has per.
formed remarkable cures, after all the efforts Of
experience and skill have failed A timely use
of it will prevent ConSumpti0as as it carries oil
the complaints that terminate IN Inns lalal Widt
spreading disease. Ii is well known fact thai
more die with this disease than Of any other tc
which the human family are exposed, Indeed
it has spread to such alarming extent and is 81
certain III its operation, when once il has got tht
ascendency, that We cannot be too careful in nip
ping in the bud the diseases that generate It.
In cases where Mercury has been used, the ef
fects Of which remain in the system, it is an nyai
iw.ble medicine. 1t restores the constitution :
It's wonted vigor and soundness, and completed.
cradicates the evils that attend it, and man
more can bear testimony to its good effects il
ehis particular
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MARYLAND Literature Lottery.

The whole 20 be !rawn in oSE DAY, in the c1! oi
Baltimore, ana undcrthc superntcnlence oEthe
Commissioners appointed by the Governor and
c 'Nftf5 Il
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Mode OF DRAWING,


MODE OF DRAWING.
The numbers will be pvt into one wheel as u
in the other wheel will be put the pri-
les above $, and the drawing TO progress IN TIC
usual manner. The 5000 prizes Of 81 to hc a
warded to the tickets, the numbers (which end
with the terminating figure Of either ofthe three
first drawn numbers Of different tcrmnatons.
The five dollar prizes to he awarded to the tick
cts having the two last figures corresponding
with the two last figures Of such number of the
next drawn Of different termination. This mode
will permit the whole lottery to be completed in
one drawing,and ticket drawing a superior prize
will not be restricted from drawing an inferior one
also.
Price Of Tickets.
TTbolc IlcFcis, IS 90 Qugrtcts 81 25
HalCes,. ......... . 80 Eisaths. ......." 62
...Tickcts and Shares are now ready for dcv.
cry, and can be had on application to
JI. COHEN, Jr. & BRoTHERs, Baltimore
Baltimore, May Z, 1922.
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GENERAL REGISTER
Dry Good Merchants
Grocery Stores.

Joseph Mendenhall & Co. corner of H..
and Second streets. 'N"S
Joseph c. Gilpin, 46, market st.
James = Samuel Brown, 8 High st.
Clement & Gordon, corner of Market and
Kennel. ~ anu
reter Horn, corner king and front sts
John kice, brandywine, south of bridge.
2aihuel stroud corner Of front and orange.
George Winslow, 179 market st.
John Wright, corner of Front and Marko
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Wanted Immediately.

A situation for !. BOY, now years old, who
would serve until he is III. For particulars en-
quire at this Office, or to
JACOB HIGGINS
AtJos MEADENIIALL& & Co.'S. opposite the
over Market.
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REMOVAL.
1IlE Subscriber has removed to

THE Subscriber has removed to
NO. 83, MARKET STREET
Four doors above his old stand, where ne co.'
tinues the Clock and Watch Making puS ,;S,a. n
he he ,ins as wi VIZ % Clocks Patent Lever
Rereatinr. Alarm, Horizontal, and eoiN'''
Enrlish and French Watches, sc. &c. ,,,nv
Wilmington, sth mo. II, 1927 oo-
BLANK CHECKS, !.
On the different Banks in this Borough. pl Isl.
at lllc Uylmiugtcaian oG1". Ne s'' NN
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Nl4000
9G52 Prizes.
SOS
10000 Tickets.

Prizes payable in cash GO DAYS after the com
plction Of the drawing subject to Is per ccntum
deduction
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re, s Panacea, procured two bottles, one how
ever entirely removed the pain, and she is now
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May IL, lS27.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-20
From The Bangor Regisicr, Oci. 81.
DISPUTED TERRITORY.

Since car last. Mr. Wilson, from Houlton,
passed through this town; he confirms the sccount
of the exiting difficulties in that territory pub
iished in our last, and relates many other greysR
OF which citizens have to complain; he
informs hat Mr. Baker has been sentenced 10 six
mouths imprisonment and to pay Are Of $50
pounds, and, as he understood, the oniy offence
charged against him, refusing permit The
passage of The British mail over his land.
Mr. Dalton, from Aroostic. in company
with Mr. Wilson, and he gives a melancholy &C
couni of he expressions and sufEerings Of the in
hsbitsnts nj that settlement. He says that the
British officers IRE in the habit Of executing pre-.
cepis; issuing from British magistrates, within the
American territory; end taking and carrying away
every species # property even 10 the last COW
and selling The property al auction that they
rome with a Possee armed. and ihresten TO come
with force enough 20 carry off ell the inhsbsnis
To FfeGerickton jail that their proceedings are In
all respects violent and oppressive. He states
that, in consequence of this state OF things, be has
sold all hi. property for what he coud get and
quit the country: tha, be raised this yaer $50 bush-
of wheat, 200 Of potatoes, - Of corn. and
mnpy other products of rbe earth, had decent
house and bern, aud farming utensils, 30 acre.
cleared, that he sold all for $751; 5Si on credit
principally that he made this sacrifice solely on
account Of public difficulties md had il not been
for them be would not have isksn 500 for bi-
property. lie also that he intiabitsnts are
10 con~'ant fear, and dare not sleep IN their hou
sss. We undersiand that the statements were
made under oath, and have been enclosed to the
executive We hope and 'fu'i some efisoiiv g
measures will be taken to proteel aud yiDdicsts
The rights Of American eitizsns.
The Portland ADVERTISER ssys, the Executive Of
Maine has ." taken prompt measures 20 assert the
violated rights of our citizens and viRdiesie the
sovereignty Of the State from the sggresoon n
the British authorities, at New Brunswicl; The
srres. fine and Imprisonment Of an American ci-
iizen, By foreign gov eminent, il s added, hap
Weakened The attention # the COMMUNITY and call
Ell for the ia opposition Of our civil enihoitiss'
What measures have been tsxsn we are not in
lafmed.