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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-01-20
THE REPOSITORY.
THE WIDOWS NJPTIALS.

Mutual love sometimes declines after mar
rage but, in many instances. it is confirmed
and established This appeared to be the case
with W ll!trlm and Isabella, when count RI
prcclt, a friend of both, conceived strong pas
sion for III" happy wife. Being entertained in
the house durln. illness, and nurscd by the lady
the count confessed his secret to her. and
desired to her no more. Count BertholI
tlrn prevailed upon Ruprecht TO accompany
Linn to Italy, in tie hope that long absence
tram the object of bis love would cure him OF
his unhalowrd passion.
While Rnprrcht was in the Milan theatre. he
heard Intelligence which pr, his soul in tumuts
person whom lie met there and who was not
aware of the interest which his tale excited IN
eiirnt.lv mentioned Isabella a. an admired
widow II was with extreme difficulty that the
count could SO check himself as to listen with
apparent comp">nrc TO the circumstances which
the @rntirman rclattd. II appeared, that almost
immediately after the two friends had left Man
helm. Wilhelm bad also been called away to
The death he'd Of an only and iAvoritr sister
who resided in Italy; but there he did not ar
rive How he had persisted, was not ascertain
ed: but too certainly he wa, lost to his family
Isabella had now been a widow nearly wear,
but her grief una batrd She lived IN total
Solitude and devoted herself entirely TO the care
OF her blooming BOY. Almost stnpihfd with thus
intelligence. it was with some difficulty that Ru-
prcclt made Iii, way to his trirnl. who was on
his other side Of the theatre. Berthold was sur
pri>ed and alarmed at his agtatcd manner; hut
4 motion from him, cntrcatin- silence. was at
tended TO, and they instantly proceeded to their
hotel On reaching their apartment, Ruprccnt
cxclaimed, . She is mine. She is mine = = TX
PLAN your>clt,' said bis friend She is free,
isabella is mine" \ considerable time elapsed
before Bcrthold could obtain any thing bat BRO
ken explanations Of rapture, but at length he
discovered the cause of all this extacv. and he
heard it with mingled sensations He fit deep
regret for the untlmelr fate Of Wilhelm. thus
suddenly torn from life and happiness: and he
could not reflect without pang on the agonics
Of The attached wife, bereayed Of him who was
her best supporter ard guide. These thoughts
also sadden"d, for a moment, the mind Of R,-
nrccht; but, in spite Of bis better feelings. ioy
predominatcd, and he drew a vivin picture Of
he Hiss which he should feel when restored to
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-01-20

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payable quarterly in advance or one dollar and
twenty five cents to be pAid at tie time Of sub
;ctjbing. Payment in advance, from distant sub
s,,rberi, who ar, not known 20 the publisher, will
invariably be expected Should II. ment 81 defer
.el TO the end Of the year, 50 VIII be required.
=. Postage on all letters MUST be paid.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-01-20

Published EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
BY JOHN s. GALLAI.ER,
~ The O0:te J' the Tirsuaio fr,s Press,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
CLINTON AND VAN RuREN.

Whenever, heretofore. these two names have
been pronounced at the same moment it has
been the signal for war Their mutual hatred
Of York and Laacaster-bctween the Bourbons
and the Terrorsts of Revolutionary France.
But the iiily and the tric0'or are no longer at
war-peace has been proclaimed between the
PgJ rose and the Htie. What has wrought
this wondrous changel b. what mage has
this s'unuaflrai Coalition" been effected A
Coalition which, before it was consummated, ev-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

NNfOTlCE.--Ne are willing to continue to
IL take IN about halfa dozen young ladies as
bpnfdrrs whose parents would wish to send
them to school IN this place. at our usual rates
heretofore, viz 800 per session of five months
for board va hing lodging &C. to paid one half
or all ia advance. II uoi cOnv nicnt, the balance
AZ the end OF each session We nave two PHnos
which will he at their service OF such as mig ut
be lcarGng music 10 practice on, and we will
paw strict attention THEN health aud in all ca
Of slight ndspositIon will administer 90 their
relief without any extra charge for the same.
Ny professional duties will he diligently pur-
sued as heretofore, add lpromse strict attention
10 all patients thai may BIZ placed under my care
either for Medical. Surgical, or Nquisara LAID,
JOHN. CABELL, NJ. ID.
Z. s. NV house which has been occupied for
,otnr time hy Mrs. Am Morris, is now TO, rent,
and immediate possession can be had.
J. G.
Oct. |. r27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

,l7uE subscriber having relnquished the sale
/ Of Tobacco and other produce on Commits
sion. solicits those friends who have heretofore
Consigned 10 him. TO make heir shipments to Al
instead NrCradr, aud tenders his services
a, aecn' forthc receipt aud forwarding of To-
hacco to inland and foreign markets; upon
which the customary advances viii be procnr-
Il at toe usual mnlssion.--Tobacco. Flour,
4 forwarded to his carr aud stored ut has
Ware House. Will he received and handed over
to ANY house in this place free Of Com hi'sion
W |. NORRIS.
p;,,ho,oud OCT lml7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
Real Estate for Sale

SSVHILL he sold on the promises, on Tuesday
~ the 2oth dav Of November nrAt, aud pos
session given on 2j,h December the iwo-storv
buck house on main street mthc town Of Lynch
bug. now IA thr occupancy Of Nj Sampson
Dmguid and VIM. 7. Johnson. Also l1t adj
Joining Liberty Ware house, with a small franz
ed house thereon. on the following terms. one
6nh ,rth, purchase nbnrV wll be required to
be paid down. Tn" other -four inhs to be- di.i-
Odd into four annual instruments. The purchas.
er giving bonds with approved security on the
two first payments, & y A,'.l II trISt IN the pro-
perry to secure the two last payments
THOMAS FOX Attorney,
for gaGncs Fox t. gatres
Oct. J. tc6wIT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
Richmond. Oct !.

iA,TtsT S\I.E..--By virtue OF deed Of trust
4 executed by Joseph billiard to the s"bscr'-
her bearing date the 8,h of October, 1921 and
duly recorded in the County court of Amherst,
/ ,.,all on Saturday, the 9th day Of October
next ensuing at James 5. P"ndleton's tavern IN
New OIasgow, proceed to sch, to the highest
biIdpr for cash, ten negro slaves, TO wit, Ben,
Wnl Frederick. scott. William, Sanford, Cor
hin Richard. Charlotte and Mary, and N IN
,,.a,.a of said tcmales since the date OF sad
deed Also. six Beds, BcdSteads and furniture
.,,c clock and case one Bureau aud Book eas",.
o,e side Board. several head of horses, cattle,
sheen aud hogs or so much otsaid property AZ
NAV he necessary 10 answer the purposes OF the
iced of trust aforesaid. shall convey such IT,
re only as is vested by said deed. .
ROBERT TINSLEY.
d.. o. ctdSf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
EDUGATION.

hMfY school is now in SESSION, and has in il
4e4 several vacancies which | should like t.
have filled. Young men wishing - attend 10 III
Mathematics OF 10 any Of the higher branches O.
Literature, can have good opportunity vii
me while those engaged IN the study ofthc inf.
rior ranches, will not h" neglected. | shall
keen, for the future, an assistant, SO at No
class may suffer for he want oil due attention
Ny School IS opan FOR both males an1 f.mlles
J have removed u "a the honsr occupied by
Narrnret Richardson, situated near the Court
House. X. Is. rOWNLEY
Tenth mo. LIST. tcif1I7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

baltimore sept y Tie day belSie ,e.,.r
flay aas the 9hh annivershr. ofthe birth d,v
OF tine tpneIauis CHAS. CARROLL. Of Carol
ton q" h on tai day commenced his ninety first
vcar.--Ihe epoch was passed bv hun like the
pair lafchs OF old. in tine bosom OF his family
surrounded bv bis children. grand children. and
great gland children " lis faculties remain
unimpared, his energies unabstcd, aud his feel.
ing and affections still buosani and warm - aud
we know OF NJ one II whom the following beau.
tful lines by Burn. 10 an aged friend can be
more appropriately applied;
rhr lark shlle. Of evening, din close on the eva,
Aud usher the cold dreary night,
But like yon star thai athwart giids, the sky
Your TO the latest Is bright. Chronicle
Lpr Intelligence Extraordinary.
Yesterday At the Court of Sessions now hold
ing in this ci Garrette Summons. stout. good
lonkilg VIM man, WINS arrle ncd fnr stealing a
cheH'se. At the same time. Susan Grew. II bold
face damScl was arraiened fer stealing pair
OF pnniaiOous The eccentric taste of these
rogucs excited no lilie mrrflment in the ani
encc, which was much cnhaneod by the sheepish
manner in winch Simmons plead Guilty of his
ungallant crime, and the brazrned faced bold
ness with which Mrs Grew admitted she to9k
The result demonstrated thai CAN was the
hnncstest thief of the two. susan was con
yicted and each were sent three months To
ilnprisonmcni al bard labas. whore the state
will supply THEN wants IN manner more appto-
pirate 10 Their respective SEXES han they eyinc.
cd in making their own selections.
Phil. Sentinel, Sept. %.
90
4 B,oody Deed a man iulthis city sent for
respectable PHYSICIAN the other dav 70 bleed
hin When the arm was bound the Doctor
asked for something 10 catch the blood. Tire
usual articles for that purpose were offered,
hut all refused by the patient, who demanded n
lumber IN this he caught the blood with his
own nand and when IL was full after ordering
the Doctor 10 stop the blood, he pui the lumber
To his mouth aah drank off its contents On
the Doctors evpressing his horror at the desd,
the patirnf said that he had several times bed
himself to get the blood to drink-it was the
best physlc he could TAXI!
i4gasta, (Geo.) Courior
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
Announcement Of the Drawing.

tonEEs OfrIcr, / II Marke, streei
baltimore, Aug OH 1897.
u We have the pleasure 10 announce that the
drawing OF the
GRAND LIIFKAIl RE LOTT tRY,
ofthe State Of Mar land, viii take place in the
City ofBALliMORE, on " tuesday the l7lh
of October. and will he conpltted ON thai day.
This Lottery is the most bl llllant in the United
States confirming, besid the capitals o. 20
OeD DOLLS aud 10000 DOLLS 10 less tlan
TEN prizes of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
each
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
} Tickets NJ ~ ~ $4,000
MODE OF DRAWING

2p.OuO Tickets NJ ~ ~ $1u,oU0
MODE OF DRAWING
The Numbers Will be pun into onc wheel.
NJ usHal, mud IN another will be put ihe prl-
yes above the denomination II two dutlars,
aud the drawing Ia progress IN tht Usual
MANNER. The 10000 prizes ot Two .ollnrs.
will lac awarded io high ~ low number, 10
be Determined by that which may drnw the
prize OF Il dollars.
Low Numhers from ! 10 10000, inclusive
High Numbers, I0tOl 10 % uou. inclusive
4 Eulder Of TIVE tickets, Uirll and low, must
OF necessity draw one smRll prize, and mny
draw TWO CAPITAL PRIZES also.
IER1sAa.
Price OF Tickeis--whoir, 81 So Hnlf, 81 %
Quarter, 625 cents.
For packages, DOT les thar 81 whole tick
ct,, scheme pfce, Tor approved no. pays
ble fifteen days after tue drawins Habout
interest.
Orders, by mail posi- raid, win meet The
same attention rs on personal ~ iicRiioB.
Address to AUG. LEI AICH,
Aug. 81. Mnnhser
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
SADDI.fRY.
=
THOMAS MACKENZIE.
SIDnI

M. 20, south Sffeei. BALTIMORE,
Has Hitly commenced The importation Of piat-
81 steel 4 lind saddleiy---sueh rs -.
faleni oprine aud fnnes siiI,eps
BedebIts Of III kiuds aud patterns;
Plaisa a Sle'l fueiles Trunk locks;
luh Nah A1tiaxa 1e5tsi Cu,b cirins
Iaafs slipper Stirfnps Haltrr and jface
baiusi
brass Trunk Nails Patent Shot Chargers
tstkrs5
Patent fife proof POW der TASKS;
Plated spurs v lips Rack skins;
tnta n sliainns Nebs Biass Trunk coi-
English Bridle.leaihers, double and single
* 4. Ne.
IA tbese Goods a,r bought IN England from
the Manufacturers, AZ the i0mta fneh pfifcs per.
sons dcnlinR Ia the nboYe articles. would doubt
less TO well by calling before they MAX, thei,
pm Glasses added 10 which. tn Importer Is a
Young hfpiiue, IN this lu. OF husness. and Is
therefore usct@atiV c0Biriied 10 sell iom in OF.
dei to insure rustom.
tht advertiser also manufactures and keeps
constant, for sale Wholesale mud Retail
Saddles and H. dies oi all descriptions,
Saddle bugs Nhleecs Harness
fott-mHnteau travelling Trunks,
Fanes black bar do
'etpat Bag, nc &c.
u All orders by lnnil, otherwise. attend.
Ell Ia viii gIcuf pmlctmlliy ead despatoh; And
GoodspW as lou as ht1 uouid be nor N, latf-
Oaser presdHi. THOMAS MACKENZIE.
sept, 70. lf5l7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
Nigh and i.oW system,

Continued in consequence ol its nnriyoIed
popularity.
Virginia state Navigation Lo'tcry,
CLASS NUMBER FOUR.
To be- drawnin fredericksburg, on Thurs.
day, the 10Th Of November next,
Unde the ,upcrinicuicncc ot Commissioners,
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANkS.
Hohcsk prize G.OOO I0Hnls.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

DIED, in thi, town. Mr. William SneaI. Jun
aged p The death al thu. exrnlicht 4 protnis
ing young man is severe blow T. those with
whom he was connected, lie removed TO This
place from hynchhnrG ". about two vars since,
aud Ia been engaged il business for an e,tens-
i've mere ntllc hou.r since thai tune. His nor
lswercirrcproachable, his habits industrious his
talents forhuSness unco .omonly good hls dispo,l-
ton amab' and his character altogether such
a 10 eniaar him 10 MS lricnds aud 10 afford -
p ospre' Of eminent usefulness aud distinction IN
frnr1 life. NfSbfHH Ba#uer, sept 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
T. MAKER.
ID = III re =.

HVliL be IN tynebhutg faf lev days on
~ " Those wanting lls professional sra
,ier viii pirase 10 cal y, the ,amc room he oc-
euPied iast year. over Nlr faeklc,. siorc.
Sept icnss
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
nllnIstratIoIl

IT Senator John - Eaton is about 10 cerii-
~ something in relation 10 Buchanan. Jackson
81 Go. II was so annonnccd in the last Nashville
paper. We shall publish it when we receive it,
The last Enquirer contained a himiag .jdets0a
piece, contending thai Buchanan contradictcd
Jackson throughout, but THE author SAYS that
he shall believe Jackson This is the frst step
towards the destruction of Buchanan.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

A.. nsg1t ofN,agara FaHg.-A gentleman re +.
w,-, N'"y. IL" i+.*trf. has politely fur
|r,n VITA il perpendicular height Of the
n.y i,''N'n by actual measurement, from the
G,,, I,r'ge reeealiy erected fom the wcsr of
feet r" extending TO the Teraprn rocks 300
Its,oi,a' we shore The mode adopted in ascer-
',os Inc depth from the brink The Fall to
10 an lace OF the atet below, leaves no room
was III" us Correctness. \ piece of scanllng
sbnJ.a IT, Projecting from the railing Of the
swa.s,.,' u. 'j2" of tIc precipice, from which
Hail., P,'u'da cord with "a weight, reachings
sn n2 IN the water in perpendicular line TIE
fihe I'M, we cord to the surface of the water at
sdn, g.. vas u 'eri inch. These facts are
snd F,,,uca 'by several gentlemen, residents
saIendc,,s opr,' and by MIR. Hooker, the super,
4 the 6s.' "' IN Goat l'iand We are told this i,
/ c a,ea,,s 'cessi"l Attempt that vas ever made
sai s,.a.H TIE perpendicular, descent. by ac,u.
" ,h .s,'a!, heretofore it has heen aout
Bg1aio jour
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

HE winter session Of the subscriber
school will commence on tire first day Of
November. NM. s REID.
sept 20. tcins
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

The Nev-Yorlt Gazette states that already
'he amount of venue Of the customs of New
York exceeds That OF the whole OF last yeai.
From thr numerous vessels due, and those which
will arrive eviouS TO tho 3lst otDeceniber. IT S
fair 10 conclude that the annual returns will eX-
coed in amount any previous year
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

TIE business ofa meek.-a young wag Who
was on visu about fly niles from VII, being
in want If remittance, wrole thu following
whimSicallc letter -
DIR Father u write to YOU this dlv, which
is Monday, and mean to send it hy tho messen-
ger, vim goes from hence tomorrow, Tuesday :;
he ibe in London by Wednesday. and You'll
rccciva my letter on Thursday You'll please
toilet me hive some money by Friday ii not
shall quit tbs place ON Saturday, and be with
you on Sunday"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
SHERIFF,S OFFICE.

FHyHE Subscriber offers himself the Democratic Re-
4 publican Citizens OF Ne Scaste County, Caaii.
d4se fer the Office Of SHERIFF. for the ensung tern
lie @olll remark, that from his confined situation, he
probably may no, have it MS power call and per-
s,naly o,cit the SURFACES OF his fellow citizens whom
hos he hereby pledges himself that if successful, he
will execute the duties Of the Office with hssery, TO the
lest Of ms aDiy Also to abide by that moe of nolnla
toa Shch may be Determined on, " he County Meeting
Red Lion aud unsuccessful, cheerful, and tai,
fily support the candidate VINO NAV be fortunate
obtain the nomination. w. Il. COCHRAN.
.fdietown, jar. /. 1897 60
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
The Deiaarare Fire Insurance ComDop,

INCORpOKATEDb by the Legislature The Stale Of p.,'
j. ware with capital Of one hundred thousand dolm
The President and Directors receiving ami
tons for Insurance, at their 0ce, No 81 Shpley s
between Font aud Second Gets, against Loss by I'M
on every description Of Buildings in general, Merehand,
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes; Household Fuln,m.
and other personal property also, against los. Or daps
by inland transportation of goods, wares, rclsnde I
country produce
Terms Of insurance will be as favorable as any II IL,
Companesin the Cities Of Philadelphia New Yo,k ra
ties assured, may repose the fullest contt nee in n.
soldy OF its capital and that al losses will be picn NV
adjusted by the company.
ionN MuoDr is Agentto survey property 10 be insured
for the and vicinity VI New Castle, in place Of c. d
Baney, declined.
Levi II EvASs is Agent to survey property to DC H.
nu-ed for The town and vicinity Of Elkton.
FoN CLOAK Agent TO survey properly TO be Insured
Tor the town and vicinity Of Smy rna.
JOSEPH JosEs is Agent 10 survey property to be l,,a
for the tnwn OF Vest Chess er and vicinity.
Uirectors.
| John Patterson, David Bush,
! Joseph Baily, VIM Chandler
| David c. Wilson, Joseph Gubb,
| Joseph G. Gilpin, lsober, Porter
| WIN. SEAL, Piesider.
! d. BYRsrs, Secretary.
4 ADrf 10, 1896. a.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
$500 REV ARD.

II An AW ~ from the Subscriber Thursday last, the
Ia ls II Of July inst a NEGRO MAN named PETER,
As himself Peter Bengsll, about &c 81 i age
and five feet inches high sout bui and slow
mptoned s. Der orderly fellow, accustomed to farm
work. lie took with him variety Of cluthin., .mong
witch wete bde cioh coat, dFab cloth do, pair Of
fine gt calored cashmere pantaets. pair OF drab cloth
Do pair Of white drilling and par Of blue and
~hise smmcf do tnc white wascoa, and yellow
,tpcd do, rar of blue yarn stocking, and pair
Il white do one white and brown linen SHIRT
ore pair Of boo,s half uor-i one fir hat
ALSO --at the saine time, negro named JOHN
PHILLIPS about IS wears If age, five feet or 10 inches
high Peter but like HIM in being slow notion
FED and sober lie draw Is much in his speech but
peri and forward than Peter Among he clothing he took
with him black cloth coat with remarkable long
tail round JACKIE, pair Of drab cioh pantalets
par OF dark cloth do. rab kcrsey do, pair of black and
white srpe do aud pa OF yellow Do pair 'f
Tow linen do, linen and muslin shirt, white
~orscd wa,'coa With red Stripes pair Of calfskn shoes
nearly new fur and hat. The above described
negroes raised on Spesuta Island the Chesapeake
BAY by the father III the sbsc bers and off with.
any reasonable and believed through the in.
reference Of evil disposed persons The above reward
viii be paid on the being brought home " lodged in any
jail na the Subscribers gel them, prcpor'ionate
81 ard for either If h,m; with (if hrough, lone The
Subscribers liyin. in Red iion Hundred, New Caste Cnn
~ and state 4 De'awsre, ner ST Georges Post Office
all reasonable charges HANNAH GAIIUP,
July 10, 1897 7l-5m REBECCA GALLUP
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
To the Democratic Republican Iotors Of
NEWCASTLE COZ MY.

FELLOW CIrIzEss,-l BEG leave offer myself can.
adae for The Office uf CORONER during the ensuing n.
In soliciting your sui ages TOR The Office shail make
Professions further han 70 say, that, elected sor
shall anting ny par, - 10 justice the CHOICE o.
my fellow czeEs. Al the las, election his Office, IL
t,iercsd by the wishes II my friends, offered myself
a candidate bar declined the est, upon learning
that aged and inetiinEous citizen, who had served
country faithfully IN tie Revolutionary AZ had been pre-.
senfed Candidate ard tha, his deserts
above mine, cheerniy gave him al my suppor, TO-
office which he hes since worhih filed. lave o. |,
AID, thst offering myself to your choice, viii chez M
y submit to the decision Of til county meeting the Red
Lion. MtCIfAEL DOWNEY,
jane 5, 1897 &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
BOROUGH LOAN.

r{NHI. nisrs NJ hAsn < pee Apo ~ bcro On
Coancl a ,nnttec receive Propose, FIR = Loan
not exceeding So 100 Haas, credit Of The lrois
If Nnins toa Ia lie pu pose Of supplying tie porog
With uae rate af ii-rest not exceeding five ps
pc. annum, payable annually, aud r. nburss
blt the end Of twenty years from the mr. q Jh, 1857
Notice is therefore HEREBY given ia. SUCH II o.a.>
VII be received IS lie natrs gned ANY time aster
lie ptesen. date for t4Aag said Loan
JAMES BROBS0N,
JAMES GARDNER,
JOSEPH GRUB
WILLIAM ARklN,
June II, 1857. OFT Committee
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
SAI)I)IING.
JACK HAYWARD.

EUsr received ANIL for sale at this Ofcs, he w.
% edition. revised by Il. Author Of The STORY "' jan
HAYWARD, The Sailnr Boy; or, the yirinos sa," a@
Designed for American Children, in Families ana sslY'
BY WILLIAM S. C-angLl." This interesting lite W.
has received The appreciation Of, and is reconintnu1
teachers and literary Ecn,enen u y. 49,.
Philadelphia. and elsewhere, shn gse given r'ss,;
rial in their respective sehou,s; an Lave prahe"'t.ac
superior, reading book Ter IT, Noine, 20 any r.,
work that hey have Among &c n"'' a's o.
teachers WIN have given their opfnrnt' p ~
work, The following, nf his l.oral,,t-ssA,a 80, -
SIsoy BsasTow, Rislinp DArrs.nsr a..i i.aonn tN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-03
THREE CENTS REWARD.

spAN AWAY from tle subscriber, from school. on "
U nesay the aoh day Of June las, an ndented white
Ge named Eleanor Ialey, agsd 70 vears Whosoc,er Sc
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