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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-09-28
pRI( ~ PER BOTTLE.
GO PEji IOXE.N.

rfpo,t Masters u o,.er q, lemen Mn may interest
ftnselyssn be ttle q us Slscne, snail nave lbera
4 seouet allowed - lhey may vs. assured 'ha' she
ingredients used a ne manufacture y are enliteN slm
le an ~. corrective nature, aud spcciic d al A.
lave tested 5y many OF our most espec able phlS
cians.
10 Wta pncuat, and erS HiorHatln given t'tHi 'na3
te reaii,ea A,idF,.s 10 JOHN PARKER.
~ lie care Of Atkns IL and Alexander. Printers, Pha-
de4aim.
The certificate which follows Il remarkable Instance
of tie cure 81 respectable male, more 'hn 90 yc"rs OF
age and is presentcd the public a, H. with numerous
other records may testify to lie etrM benefits winch have
resue, om the use Ut Pdrkefs Pdldfu
Phiiqd,ttsa JuiY 81, 1927.
Vie subscriber hereby ceitiies Id, She NJ heef dice
tlay cured Of severely ulceracd eg, by usrg furcs
AtAoratng Punacen. was he decided otil"n o. ~"
eminent ysicaos that u preserve HE ~ hnb "o "a nc
lost. TN, u,cer arose nm Rheumatic complaint
with Which! was afflicted for a oEg time, whoa gaining
e,t from lie many needles prescribed by several
respectable psacntia"e,s y using ne panace am low
free from he above complaint MARY BiANtEf,
Residing n. w. corner D,llwyn and ST. amman, SITS
Northern Lber
Several respectable persons have Witnessed The above
cure and will cheeriuly attest the same
CERTIFICATES.
}was afflicted, several wears ago, with mcrcural dis
caste IS hich DESTROYED my heath and encebed my cons
futon that degrre that acsparcd Of ever again recover
ing from he effects il had been under tho care q
physician fer thanseven months, and ny maaay s'l
continued to increase in fac, had become ulcerai ell
wh-n by chance, became acquainted with Mr. 'ohn 4
i'Whef, VII informed me thai he beheved he could caro-
very short time with his Pdnacea live bottles 81
@hic'i restored me 10 health and comfort Il. MILLS.
WrmsssJ ~ STEWART.
ftmllain, February Ia 1927.
rhss certify ,ha, was alic ed with the Rheumatism
fr about and under the care Oh Al, eminent ply
scau, bay az ,ha time, bn cpu'l get very little reiet
Aboi, The middle Of Decemer last Mr. Parker called o.
me, and advised my taking his fandcea as he was sure
@ehd cure ms, and AS pt2o Is hls snssI'!y ".efsa
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BUCHANAN IS JACKSON.

On the I'd Of Feb, uaay. S25 the rules Tor re-
gulang the election Of President in the House
OF Representatives were under discussion IN thas
body: and It was a question whether the election
should be conducted with open with closed dnor.s
MIR. Buchanan made tic following remarkabs
and emphatic declaration.
~, the,e nes-iu he tlarcy of o. ',atctl ins'a-
items y HEN No NAN CA st SpEf,i THAT corr
nupiiuN HAS M,llEAN ENTRANCE AMONG U.s.
matters perhaps ltlc whether aslnnt HE people
the proceedings, whether sit IN cuncsye.
But OTHER ncs W. come, corruption day
rear its head ii country, ami privacy is he ,atnras
elc-e,t Of csrr,p ion SNnud hose times arrive, tho
members viii man heir secret sesstns,0
twill be iecolectcd thar thi. stqong and mint
ed language was used by Mr. Buchanan nlprr dan
month njfrr lie had called on Gen. Jackson tn
make the aedsed criminal proposition and on
the th,d day after MIR. Gla,'s '.cald" appeared
Indignantly repelng the charges contained in
cipal actor in the farce. and acquainted wth all The
facts: and IT. at time when the whole q! the Cir
cnmsanccs must have been ID in his pcoliec-
ton, he would rise in his place, on HE very tea
TIE of the supposed ntti CUE. ahl declare tnat
EMO MAN CAN SUSPECT THAT OR
RtPT.DN HAS MADE AN ENTRANCE
AMONG US--then should We be Glad 70 krow how
h. friends will reconcile such declaration Wits
their affected belief that Mr.. rs testimony con
fl Ms. in all the material points, the letter OF Geo.
Jackson. Mr.. Buchanan told us twn and hale
wears ago. that 10 cnrtnptinn eXiecd-and his re-
cent statement confirms THAT declaration. Whi'ts
it con,.aaicts and ail, to support, il cyer} essen
tia partieu.ay tie address Of Gen. Jackson.
lori. TRANSFERRING Rero,der.
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Number 5o2.
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Nv cent, every subsequent Insertion longer pro.
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WILMINGTON, Del. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1871

H'ats ~ THIS time was in great pain and nearly bent
double commenced taking his Panacea, and after the
use OF three bottles feel perfectly restored % heath
MARGARET PiNkER,
" lie ot mir T3nkrr, the corner of Schuy kill
Eighth street and Saws Alley.
Witness, J. II STEWART.
Phttadcfhia, frbruary IA, 1896.
1t is with gratitude to Mr. pa,ke-, that here declare
that two boties Of his fegeube Relovaia Pdnucea las
cured my vito Of an waii weakness hlc she has been
laboring under for man,
WILLIAM H. MURPHY. Etusipgton
PMhatetph,a, .3blal In 1897.
hereby certify that my wife afflicted Il, the
excrllclang Rleuiat,n pans in al h,t mhs fur two
months; being advised to ty Payker's oarr pr cure
'@o b"tt,es one however entirely removed tie pain,
Sic IS nov well JAMES MURCiI
The following extract is taken from letter received
ttM days ago by Mr Pack et from gcl'lerap who lss
been using his panaeea. The pr IS Witch arc consa.
20 be drive from The of this medicine, Ill nave
tendency . confirm the pn.ic their good opinion Of i,
and also 10 convince The mos scep cal IF Tie tlul pf tie
wonderful cures shch have been eirc q b, i
$. n po8 Sept. 8.
"Sprins Grove la custer county.
Pa. Argus ~ 1877
tEsracrrn SIN,
t. sea pcas3rc il intormng y.,n OF the noacuabe
be- ave received from tax botti,s oi ,out
- aces whic, purchased when las PuiaJelpirs
scsee 1t times several Yeas pas en eiS sub
,ied; ~ Al er he # tic i, ns ugh, AID ht
-pNA Of biood, cticctually ceased, and feel my
q petc health Yonts .ptc'tnly,
DAVID M'KAhAiER
Mr. Jclr A. Parker
Sid h4nppairtment IyJ n tRL.3s, 10. lsJ
3r@d s'rgst rarity orpositr tie Ibmn Hot,
ii,itnia@tor III.
ina - Oil GIN
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From the .'iorristopr f.s.. J. J Fal'adiaM

>
Ire Jackson clan. who have combined for the
unhailowetl purpose Of DESTROYING the governments
uf The country and who have blasphcmpusly swerty
to put il down, though pure "a the angels nat
stand at the right hand uf Gud," now that their
cry iii =. Intrigue and corruptinn' ha, been silence
cd nave iesnrted agau to their old theme, and are
hal ping away upon the manner Of Mr.. tdains' e.
ectol They rake the most sorry faces, dnfl de-
claim mast iicnu-ly against the sill Of the people
having been contrasened BY their representatives,
Who velc bound. according 10 thcr lectsiar, To
.aake ;cnvSral jackson President. for TIE rra.nn
that he G,ltaiIei tie largest number o stectaiai
votes Rni let Il. ask THESE disappointed and dis
contrnted splrits why the Constitution % la
med as ~ rive Congress the power Of rfctins tic
President III the event ct M candidate a,ln ~
tanned a majority all hi, competitors: Nv
not permit the plurality 10 govern? Il i y" ~
a4fy ef Congress to elect the individual thai ~
returned to item with the most electoral ,eesa
sc see 10 use al that pant 81 the constitution ssnei,
makes il necessary for Congress Ia haSe any thug,
to do with the elrcIinn II there II ~ s-cictiaa
ary nnwcr vested il Congress. the ihtliVifGa ti6,
has Tic plurality, won b. y mnei elected hrtnrs
the nnpIiet..hnN in the hall Of the iiun>c q Henrs
srntail,.s was cone through WITH ~ he cn9.. pos
,ibly be afterwards. liut this is not TIE ca.r.--
NE urumbAnS Of the JacNsoMte- to the contrary
>nutwtl ;snijns. Congress VA, lisc,e 1Ga'v 1av.
rr.: and il IL unauestioaail, the duty a tie rep.
reseniat.ts If the people 70 till tha office, u sue,
an emergency, by eiectng The individual, who. in
their oninion would NEST scrnpalously adhere -
what tev conceive the pest interests o the nation,
tc4ar,ilsss of The number Of electoral votes which
zach candidate may have received. For. II map
10 hanren. that the Candidate who received the
Greatest nutlAer Of electoral votes. ma. neNci'hc-
les have received the smallest number n iiidiS ~
val votes Such was the case between MIR. Adams
a,,d General JAG k.un at the lss' election. The e.
lectoia vote, received by Sr. Adams, represent
Ell. Of zee u!.ste citizens -i,'5".585
Gen. lack-nn 2ltG.cGl
Nj. Crawford i53S59s
With how much ttuln It Is asserted That The he
70 was the people, r'ioce, vii! be ,een bs thc
bn,e. 81 tar va. Gen. Jackson ssurl obtaining.
ven plurality, that Nr. .Aataa received NE
N,tcs Of rlutc ,,cru n than inc anaaRt q thnsi'
si,en 70 III, ksna and Crawford afites!. Way
With such ,ra,in.. ii IS compsieni ~ Congress Z"
elect any can,rdtc returned = tAtii, Sc 4 i
mcie ml,tnniety lur Them 70 haze aHt t1i,tr - w
With 1t. we haze given TIM ahase saiemt n 81.
The satistac ton Of out readers "'ttrai - femot~
ISL expectation Of convincing 'ha'e " II tr'i,
am, ,f the tsvnei.j. who has t /. aps
n,,r The So.srnlnsns u the coaAtf. "rigat ~
vies,.-s
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fDR TIE CURE nr

~ 'IfAEl .StHP iWONTSs jHtfli 1OfS sHIOW,
LITTER. Clce !, sc. &c.
IL y III ilc,iafy beneficial Rcumat,5ms effects be-
iir sucsi completely T. remove tie complaint
III ali cuta~ca,s Diseases affections nt tie skin, PEI
hans there is mcdic4c iha has beer eminu
euccessf lii the early stages OF G1as7apbn9n II will bt
Hulna Of el.teni II affords cecua relief u
,Stntphac an MrGpfiuI Hstuscs.
Severed cases If autIict been radically rcnovtd
b, the ,se Of atls few bottles
nyspe rsa inlges on IS taken away by its powerful
virtues; aud CHI tlrn concerned is known to
he salnar, operative aud for that pu pose kept by FAINT
hes be used in lie complaints ncideetto thu change OF
,he
lhs Medicine il Wars nel Genuine. and is equal 10 any
now III use; carefully prepared ON the or't nal Re
eipe ny JoitN rNNh'-t
d. ccons for using This Medicine, and certificates from
rtsntctablc persons who has rathcauy cured If various
ryDtrmed di.eascs aoconpan, each 30 tie.
THIS pAracca has bees highly recommended hi mapl
respectable Phpscnns, and Pfe ssfa tie UatrvaR IF
Psnnsqiznpu II performed ,cmarkahe curcs, after
all tie eloits experience aud Skill have failed TIME
" use Of will prevent ConsHMbipas As i carries III tic
complaints that TERMINATE aal y idle sr adif & dis
ease II is well know fact, tina, dc 18th this dis
sa<r th,n 0f any other shicl tle lman anlt
r,Scl Indeed has sread - ~uc' siarnNg eXer t,
and d 4, certain in is operation, WHEN ii tas ~ tie
ascctlercv mat cannot be too caet, u npiHg - he
hp,l the dis eases tflat generate Il.
Ii cases Mhere Mefcuy lac been used, he effect OF
Which rtpnin lle system, it is lnsa liable IN dciev
ii rc,tocs ,he s;4tr0to its attcd tiot and 50, nd
mes ,, complt 81, .dcics he evll' 'sat tcs ',aid
man4 more can G-lmony % is good effects ~ 4 Is
lar
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-10-18
DIED.

DIED,
AT Washington City, on the 10th inst. after .
lingering pulmonary complaint. GEORGE G
BROWN, son of Mr.. Jesse Brown, our respec'
ted fellow.citizen. Mr.. Brown possessed az a
miable and gentle spirit, which endeared him
to a mourning family, and to all his sequaIn'
lance Nat lat
In Clarksburg, Montgomery county, Md. on
Sunday the 9Th INST the Rev CALEB REYN'
OLDS. in the 44,h year OF his age. Tie was
from early life a preacher Of the Methodist t.
p~iseopsl Church
Gel JOHN E.9GER H0U.aRD is no more.
Maryland has 10 lament the loss OF another OF
her gallant and venerated Sons in the deg-h OF
Col. JOHN EAGER HOWARD. who departed
tins life lsst evening at about half past eight o.
clock, aged IS years. The name OF this gallant
officer and pable spirited citizen, IS so ids0tffied
with the history of our Revolution, aud the
prosperity of our city, that so long as the well
earned fame Of The old Maryland line shall en-.
dure. or a vestige of our metropolis rsmain. the
character OF the Hero OF Cowpens and Eutsw,
will be cherished with fond re- membersnce
TBaitmore Patriot Oct. -.
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1924 Prizes
$3.50 Blanks

$3.50 Blanks
This interesting Scheme contains a large nun
Der OF valuable prizes, and We feel confident 1T
will meet public appreciation.
WholeTickets S., Halves 81 so, QgartersS125
This Lottery is formed by the simple com
bination Of three numbers upon each ticket. 81
numbers only being used, oducing "a 8O4
tickets; and the drawing Of . ballots, which
produces So prizes with three of the drawn
numbers on them; 1898 with two Of them ons
1880 with one of them on; the residue having
none beng blanks.
To determine The fate of the "a 804 tickets
in the scheme, the 81 numbers, (trom. one 20
81 inclusise,) will be placed IN a wheel on the
day of drawing, and eight of them be drawn
out at random; and that ticket having on Il
the 1st, I'd and Sd drawn numbers Will be en-
tiled 10 the prize OF 81. quo
That having on it the 9th, 9TH and 9Th to 5000
I'd, Sd and 4th',to 1000
Sd. 4sh and 5th to 2.0O0
4th, 5ih and 6th,to I.5O0
5th, 9th and 9Th, to 1880
Those five tickets having the 4th, 9th and 9TH;
4,h, 9th and 9Th: 9Th, 7th and Bib; 5th, OH
and 9Th; 5th, 9Th and 9Th. each. LOCO
And all other prizes determined in a similar
manner, and as detailed in the scheme OF this
lottery published in the newspapers and bills.
PRICE OF TICKEF rs:
Tickets Sc, Hslyes IS, Quarters 81 so
Arackage of 10 tickets 10 this lottery con-
tains the whole So numbers used. and must OF
necessity draw al least As dollars ~ prizes
Gentlemen who prefer to adventure Ter The
large prizes only, may deduct, 81 the time "
purchase. the value OF the small prizes, ana
receive the Managers certificates entitiing me
holder to draw the extra prize money, (Which
method is very convenient to all those who re
side at a distance and dislike the collection 81
small prize money! in this way a certificate tor
the proceeds OF Is Whole tickets, comes TO
S67 20, do. 10 Half tickets do. So 90, do. 10.
Quarter do. do. 10 80, do. I8Eighths do. do.
Q 40.
Prize Tickets in former lotteries received as
cash. and the cash paid or RENTED as soon Is
drawn YATES q MCINTYRE.
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y EGrMENTAL oRDERs.-Theh rst Ratsal.

d ELEMENTAL oRDERS.-Thek tst Battal.
N ion Of the 67th Regiment viii be muster
ed on Saturday the 9Th Of ostober next. at the
Cross Roads. (Ioke's RUM and the second
Battalion will be mustered at Darksville, ON
Saturday the Sd Of November next.
The battalion Court tor the FIRST Battalion. viii
be held at the house Of Abraham Marlatt, on
Monday, the 5th Ut November next-rhc Bat
talon Court. for the Second Battalion. viii bc
held at the house Of Robert Baak, in DArks-
Vile, on Saturday the 10th dsy Of November
next. The Regimsntal Court Of Inquiry. viii
be held a, the Globe Tavern. kept by William
kroesen, in MarliGsbutg. 90 Friday the 23d Of
November next.
rhe Commandsn:s of Battalons will furnish
a return OF the number ct Drums AND Flies in
their respective commands. at the Regimen,al
Ceurt-also a ron of the Officers and non-com-
mIssioaed officers IN their Battalions-she vacan-
cies will be reported IN their respective compa.
MES. Gentlemen who have held commissions
in the OH Regiment will return the copy of
the Militia Laws that they did not return when
they returned their commlssi3ns.
Capt. EFskine's Company OF Riiemen will
muster with the second Battalion until further
orders WILLIAM GREGORY Col
sept. %. 6Th RegL y. NJ
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NEGRoES FOR SALE -Wiii be sold be.
~ fore the front deoT Of the court house IN
Msrtinsburg, on Monday the 18th day of No,
vember next, (being the frs, day Of ov. codrt, }
FIVE Virgins born SLAVES, consisting ct a
Woman and her four children. two Boys aud
two Girls The Woman is twenty four years
old, very likely. and equal to any in the state
~ a house servsnt-'he eldest Boy turning OF
seven years. They will be sold Tor Cash.
JAMES HARRISON.
October 10,
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Monday Next
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

80 ~ ~
w ILL be offered for sale, on Monday the
wv 22d G.y Of October next, before the
door Of Daniel Entler's tavern, in Shepherds
town, Va. tive EfLUABLE TRACTS OF
LAND. belonging to the heirs Of Thomas
Laiferty, deed. lying and being 10 the county
of Jefferson. Va The first contains about 100
acres, and lies two miles south of Shepherds
town, and near the Chsrlestown Road, adJoin-
ing lands of Capt. Edward Lucas, Walter b.
selby, and others.he other contains about
20 acres, and liestwo and a half miles south
west of S~hepberdstown, on the turnpike road
adjoining land OF VIM. Butler. Esq. and others.
There are upwards OF 80 acres Of excellent
timber on each tract II may with truth be
said that the land is equal in quality to any in
The valley. Persons wishing 10 purchase viii
DOUBTLESS view the premises before The day OF
sale, which viii be shewn by the subscriber,
living convenient thereunto. Possession can
be given Immediately. | viii al the same
time and pace offer for sale about 100 BUSH
els Of RTE, the property of said estate
Sale between the hours Of 10 and 4.
DANIEL BUCKLES, Agent :
Far CGfhaHiAe Lafery, .4dmisastrafric
zvih ths will asulesed.
Sept. 20.-ctds.
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NJ EGROES FOR SALE For sale. two k
~ B yirgiuis-born FEMALE SLAVES The
one about thirty SIX and the other nineteen
years Of age. They src both healthy and &C.
cos,omed TO house work They viii be sold
low For further particulars. apply to the Ed
tor of the ia zet,e.
October 10
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TrDivine Service may be expected in the
Episcopal Church at Mount Zion, on Sunday
next, at the usual houri and on the succeeding
Sunday in Martinsburg.
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MANAGERS OFFICE,
Washington CHy.
For the 3ist day of October,
GRAND
CnNcDTTnaTED TnTTERY Y.

For Internal Improvements. Literature and
Charities, in tue City of Washing on, and ~
the States Of Delaware, North Carolina and
Louisiana.
FIRST CLASS.
re be drasvn in Washington City, on Wedaesday
the 3lsf Of October, 1927.
BY AUIHORl1 OF LAW.
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xYALuABLE PROPERTY ron SALE

NALUABiE PROPERTY FOX SALE
v The undersigned viii offer for sale. at
Pubic AUCTION. on the premises, on Friday the
9th day OF November next, that l-4LC.fBLE
FaRM whereon he at present resides, ~ the
county of Berkeleyi it contains two hundred
and sixty acres, sbou, one third Of II IS IN good
tim5er-tle improvements are countoftaote.-
Also, a Farm Of one hundred and one acres
near Wiliismsport, on the Virginia side OF tic
Potomac. abOu, one third of this tract IS clear
ed, the balance well timbered. Also, a o.
near Stephens Mil, containing five acres, on
which are a comfortable Dwelling House and
Wagon makers Shop. Twill sell the two last
mentioned pieces ct property 20 the highest
bidder, without reserve, aud upon socommo-
dating terms ! witt also sell. without reserve,
several likely YOUNG NEGROESi all my
Stock, consisting Of Horses, Colts. Cows. sheep
and Hogs; two good Wagons, ploughs, Ha'rows
aud Farming Implements of every description
| am exceeding DESTROYS OF selling the whole OF
the above mentioned personal estate, as ! intend
quitting farming. and wish oil who are disposed
TO purchase, to attend Inc sale. The terms viii
be made accommodating.
JOHN S. PORTERFIELD.
October Its.
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SAMUEL M. EDwARns, Secretary

Tooth Aehs.-A remedy for this most
painful affection, which has succeeded
in 95 out of 100 cases is alum reduced
to i~mpalpable powder 2 dracbms, nj
trous spirit of ether Z drachms, mixed
and applied to the tooth.
At a recent meeting Of the London
Medical society DIR. Blake stated that
the extraction of the tooth was no lon
ger necessary. as be was enabled to
cure the most desperate case Of the tooth
ache unless the disease was connected
with rheumatism, by the application Of
this remedy.
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From the P~hitadelphia U. S, Gazette, Oct. 10.
THE ELECTION,

Yesterday was one Of particular warmth. and
We do not remember of seeing, at least for the
last ten Years, so many persons on the ground at
an early hour as We noticed yesterday. The polls
IN the districts presented a considerable hustle,
but the congress ticket gave great interest to
the city Canvass. The persons engaged in the
distribution oftickets, pursued their underta-
KING with considerable earnestness, though we
witnessed nothing on either side, that would on
such an occasion be considered as obnoxious to
censure. The returns of the votes, 30 far as
we could ascertain them, are below.
GENIATJ
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.Abridgment Of ScOtfs NdpOleOn.-An
abridgmeut of SCOTS Napoleon, has
lately been published by Messrs. Col
Inns and Hanna of New York The
maker of this abridgment observes in an
advertisement TO the work, that his aim
has been to render it what its author
expressly says be originally designed it
to be. "a bret and popular abstract OF
The most wonderful character, and the
most extraordinary events OF the past
twenty years"
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We understand that the late rains have
damaged the Blackstone canal, now in
the course of excavatiCn, to the amount
of so or $4,000. 1t was filed full OF
water, in some places for miles rogeth-
er, and in other places the bankments
were washed away :~baryport Her
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Frederlck county, October II, 1877.
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Destructive Ftre-The Lancaster,
Ohio Gazette, of October Q, says
Yesterday morning about 2 O'Clock, the
extensive Woollen Mandatory of Mr.
Elisha Barret, of Greenfield township,
in this county, was entirely consumed
by fire, with all its contents, machinery,
cloths, yarn, sc. We understand the
fire originated from a stove pipe.
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The precise majority OF Mr. Johns over Mr..
at the late election for Representative
to Congress in the State Of Delaware, is ascer.
tanned to he 1876 votes-a great majority, con.
sidering the prod'gious effort made BY the on.
position party in that State 10 defeat his etec.
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