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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02
STONES! STONES !
PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL ESYAYE.

DuRsUANF TO the last VIII and Testament Of Hlliaa,
IL lRah,r dec, late OF Chrsiana Hundred in Newcastle
County, viii be exposed to public sale, fifth tav The
fourth Of the first month next, certain piece parcel
land bounded by lands Of 6 orge Aittson Ann Walter
ard others situate Ccnrevile, and supposed to con.
cain about forty
8szN The improvements Frame House with 4. OF
HAL. Kitchen, and well Of water the door viii al
excellent orchard Of grated fruit The land Of mid.
ding quality, well watered, and has suice'cy Of wood
land and meadow. Any person DESTROYS of viewing he
premises, will be shown the same by applying to George
Marson Sale to commence ON he premises, at one o..
clock, said day, when attendance will be given aud
conditions made known, by JOHN PALMER
SWrlr,ng Err uoy
y no. 10Th, 1926. l1-4tD
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SER Nlt,NS

ny Thomas We'her'd ard Elias Hicks, delivered during
- the yearly Meeting If lri,nds, in The City OF New
YORK june 1920 together With Sermon by Elizabeth
,i"nsH and PRAYER by Anna Braitawae Also Sermons
driMred N ii'''sd'lpha and Wilmington, Del, by Thorn
Received ~ :. Il. Wilson's Circulating Library, 1876,
Marke, street. sent b
CHECK DstDkS,
IN Me diDsrem Ra.NK.s IN the r".,ca.
FOR SALE ~ Ti!.S OTs;.l
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02

NOR the cure of colds, coughs, asihmas appioacnB
X nnsuunons and all diseases of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. 10, Markets'reet' ""
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08
BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH

" The CoysrirurioNAL WHO is published .aricc a
'oss Tuesdays and FridGys at fire dollars per annuni
payable IL, advance.
" Frer'ous TO dscoatiauazce Of tie paper, all ar
TsHrascs m~st be paid up .4d those ,cho may ,eih to
aeo".tnte, 'eH 'oiyy the Editors to Mat effect teas:
t"rty days before tie period expires for rcic ey sub
scri5ed. ' WV
W For ad1crtisng75 cents SPARE Cor less) for The
hrsl insertion, ard SO far each CONFERENCE.-The
rsder Of Insertions be noted the MS. otherwise
Ctsy Dui De continued and charged accordi,yly.
GiH receicc no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08
TIRGIATA:

At roles, holden the CLERKS nce of tho superior court
chancery for the Richmond district, the 9th day of
March, 1927:
Wade Moyby, mn
against
Oliver Ladd executor of Robert Evans, decd Maurice L.
Miller, and Thomas Miller, trustees, Beverly B. Browne.
yielding Brown, and Otrs Browne, Wade Mosby, ir,
Thomas Gaicvood, n bis right and as executor
Of Philemon Gatewooh, decd and Richard and VIM
Gatewoud, Thomas bIauD Randolph, IL and Susan his
wifeJohn t. Browne, and Mary his wife, and Mary A.
G"iewood, widow of Philemon Gaewood, deed, DIS
The defendant, Maurice l.. Miller not having entered
ms appearance aud given security according the OF
assembly and the rules Of this court, and appearing Wy
sfactoy evidence, that lie is nfabant Of this couu
try II ordere that the said defendant do appear here
on tae u Day ofte next term and answer the original and
amended bills Of the plaintiff aud copy of this order
ce forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
CITY OF Richmond for months successvey and posted
a' I've 'tontdooT OF the capitol, in the said city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-05-08

"Come come, thou as hot Jack thy mood as nu,
n ayi and as soon NOV to be moody, and mood
TO be moved."-Romeo aud Jf,iie.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
&soEGaaas~
From La Belle Assemble, for June. !
LOVE IN PARADISE.

From La Belle Assemble, for June.
LOVE IN PARADISE.
Lave came one day tn my iyied cot,
Aul he said-"Sn, so, / See
& paradise quite you here have got,
But who is your EVE to be-
$50! 30! you must seek for one," he said;
''For it is not ii; that you
Should dwell alone Go, look for BRIDE
And away the wild thing few.
felt tiatI was indeed alone,
And met 4 lovely girl;
Her hair was genrm'd with jewels ana solas
And her arms were twind with pearl;
led her DER my fayourr;e walks
And showd her my favouritte bowers;
S.i saw that she scorn'd mv humble home
And uampied upon my hOw'rs.
Aud the evening dew fell upon her hal.
Aud dimn''d Inc jewels and gold:
And the bushes caught her silhen rooe
And destroyed its graceful fold.
Thought I, fair gul, thou art not for me.
And poor LOYE. looked on and sigb'l,
AHd said, in low and sadden'd tone,
"fou must seek an humber hride.'
Twas then, my Navy, that first I saw
Nour gentle and placid face
Your robe of plain and unsullicd whi,a,
Andyour simple artlcss grace.
Ana LOVE look'd up with a brishr'ning eye,
And shook his soft wings, a. u cried
81 have found you an EVE, at last, ttlir!!:o
AID the urchiu laugh'G with pride
swent and knelt at your feot swee; love,
And wood you to my bower;
on smiled ana bluShed. and won my bride,
III the gentle twilight, houg.
B. y. B.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

Nl OiICE.-l otewaru all paySuns from eating Nru4
Y upon my piece of land 10 acres, and extend,r
from the road To the north of piece of land formerly Mr.
Wm Mackenze's, CUlcmans line bounded on the East
by piece o Land formerly Tie property of the late Mr. Ar
chibald Blair and the West by the Hermitage Tract
Any person giving legal evidence against any person or
persons guilty of the said offence, shall be considered by me
having done considerable service. the sam,
notice in regard of land in Duvas addition aud
numbered in his plan 22i 23 and 229I will either sell
or lease for OF years. the above parcels of land md
also acres, or less, Richmond Hill, with a brick
dwelling house upon il, aud very the City: soil is
of good quality.
or Rent, that large and valuable Lot and Houses ON
Cary Street at present occupied by Mir James Wallace,
and also the three story Brick Tenement on l,b Street
near Mayos Bridge Possession properties TO be
had on te LIST OF October next will sell reasonable
terms, the whole any part of the property and
also the Lot l4h Succt, running back to Virginia
Street, and adjoining the property OF Mr. H. l.. Wight
JAMES INNES.
h+cnNhh'i, May i1li' lE%L w6u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

FiEGkTi,3:
At Superior Court of Chanccry, holden at the capitol in
tie city Of hichurond, the iit day of June i82-
William Trucheat and Edwin Shelton, Pms
against
oi TEemas Mann, deed, BENJAMIN Mann FIeminr
Bates John Nash, Isaac Leadbetter John c. Brock ana
T. chamberlane, of Lewis s. Edn ards decd
anu h"Tatin u. W nstor, DIS.
his cause, in which the bill bath been taken for coufe.
se|i as 10 the defendants Beram Mann Fleming Bates
john Nash, Isaac Leadbeter, add Horatio g. Winston
and or whom the dcCrcia order for purpose apo,ars
I" have been duly executed ard on the hill
the answers OF the other de- nanS, by counsel of The
plaintiffs and the said defendants and exhibits and was
argued by COUNSEL whereof and he llr
COUNSEL the doth order that plaintiffs render be-
fore one OF the commissioners of court account ~
tAe'r administration of the estate of John Mann iec.
that they also render before the same commissioner an
account o! the eSecutorShp Of John Mann the estate nj
Thomas Mann deed; that the commissioner ane,
ewing notice tor two months, in newspaper published
al The city OF Richmond requiring all creditors of the
SAID John Mann 10 file their claims with him. do proceed ~
state an account of ali debts due from John AInr
partcuarlsinS whether the be due hv speciaitv o,
otherwise and thGt the commissioner do $50 ascertain
and port what real aud personal the said JOHN
Mann remains r"Soll, and the probable ale thereof
which several accounts when stated, the commissioner
dece" to eforI to the court, with any specially
stated deemed pertinent by himself or which NAV be re-
CURED by the parties to be- stated.
Il copy ies'c' M. W. EENING, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
TRGENX4:


at Superior Court of Chancery holden at the capoI .;
the city OF Rich"'n', OF the : I'll day Of June, 1897
""'y 'e'"en' PIT.
against
Eeam'n j. Harris, Solomon Jacobs, Anderson G. Blair
robert Gordon, surviving partner of James Smith g.
% ROBERT Cary Jennings, surviving partner Jennings
~ teddy, Amice Nebert, Samuel aTianG, and Samuel
i"se!ey, sergeant OF the borough Of Norfolk to whose
hands the estate of John II. Fawn Iheordck ARMS.
teid have been committed for administration, Dts
ms day came the parties by their counsel and the
court having mat"re!y considered the premises, aud III.
arguments thcrcupon had not deciding at This tnc
upon any al the objections raised by the pleadngs in this
case to the plaintiff right upon the merits
Goth ieief the accounts OF The parties commissioner
thefeo +" be by him eEamned stated settled and 10
Tie court report with any matters specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself, which may reoure, by the mar
ties t" e SO stated And the doth order tas
the same commissioner state the plaintiff claim so as IN
S!'sw ti' amount thereof, duo to him bv T. Ar
instead and company and also how they assigned
10 Inc p!snti or IN other wohs and report as
tie bill mentioned "
copy. Testc, wM. w. HENING, &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
CoMNII5sI3NER's OFF,cr.
RirLmopd. .Jv,o o7h 1885,

- I+f''tHU'EH, Ot7te I'm, 1EIG.
appointed the 10Th day of September next to commence
tie accounts directed in the foregoing order of court GIN
which cay ut O'Clock A. III. they required To attend
this Office with the necessary vouchers and docmen1s
ready Tor examination aud settlement, aud with Office
copies of the necessary papers, and the creditors ri
john Mann arc hereby notified 10 file their claims in this
Office, before said tav.
~ II. BAKER. NJ C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
]" '4"'rfa County Court Nore0IGcy, 1896: o.
Francis Goodwin, Ph)


]" 4"'@fn County Court, JYore0sJcr, 1896:
f''"''s , Goodwin Pr.
james Goodwin and Richard Esgcs,on, DTS.
Inc defendant James Goodwin. not liza wing entered ii.
appearance and given security according to the act cf as
acnhy and the rules Of this court aud it appearing to the
sas'ico" Of the court that lie is not an n!ahitant of
Tins commonwealth; therefore, the Of the plain
III by lis attorney, is ordered, that the said de(cudar.
James Goodwin do appear here on the fourth Thursday ia
February next aud answer Tie plaintiff bil and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted some one of the
Richmond on Petersburg for months success
srry and that another copy posted UP the front doo
Of the EouTt-ousc of this county successive couc
@3-v,9t cory Tese. !. =. LEIGH,
Lptcts'ey ,31onttly Session, 1oyiI 1911, 1927.
Charles Rogers and Mary Ann y. wife, PHs. o..
reyna Coles, VIM. Myers s; Elfzabctb Myers, sommon'
The Summons awarded in disc having been return
ca eEecu'e7 on all OF The parties except William Myers,
and itaPpe''es to the satisfaction of tie court that the
SAL" " IMAM Myers IS not iuIabaut this common
wealth; it is Therefore ordered, tha he be summoned g,
appear here on the I'd Monday in August next 20 shev
cause II any he why the lands of which George T.
Flyers and julia George died seized should be divided
IN kind and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN the Richmond Wig, for south5 sucecssivelv and
another copy bn posted up the front door Of the Court
house Of this county.
s. Ales. BENJ. N. WALKER, c. c. L.c.
PiRGLNiH:
At sopeo. Court Of cbaocery held at Gccnb,ier Coli,
House on Tuestcy the 18th Of June, 1927:
The President aud Directors of tic Literary Fund pv
against
son" " nn"s' adm or Of John Cain, deed, Dn.
II appearing from the bill Of the plaintiffs in this cause
at "n CANA native Of Ireland, died intcstatc and an
aleu- by The laws Of this commemorative on the da.
o. lo2 having his last residence in tie county 1f
'Fee"Drcr' and leaving relations in United States
io persons entitled TO his goods and chatcs, under the
laws 9" this commonwealth directing the distribution Of
n!csi7je estates; and, that the day of 100
the c"nly cour, o Grcenbrer granted tho administrator
% ms estate 10 John Williams, VINO in his character rf
took ,9"gc OF tire personal effects Of tho
SAID John CAIN decd; and that the plaintiffs have fled
ao bill {" have said estate 6ccrccd them for the bencd
o the Literary Fund IS therefore orderod that pubica
ton thereof be mafc for three months :, so 60
published at the seat Of government OF this State and in
some newspaper published the seat Of government Of the
Cheo ''"''': hhd is further ordered, all persons
Sa7 Jon" CAM deed, do appear and make themselves
1ae'aa"s TO this suit tho first day Of the next term Of
' o. sgd estate will be dccrecd to the plaintiffs
3 4 Ac'ry Tcs'c; JOHN 4. NORTH. c.,-.l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
este, WM. w. HENING, c. c.
CO,IMIssIoNER's OFFICE.

nv, I'.'75Hi1IIU, V'N "ULV, IS1G.
ane parties interested IN the execution of the aboy,
ordr ara hereby notified that have appointed Saturday,
e ION Gay {" September nrEt, 20 commence the same, at
This Office which lime and place they are REQUIRED 70
attend beIo" me, on the matters in reference by virtue Of
s"i order with The necessary documents and proofs 10
enable 20 perform said order
WIN. &. PENDTETON Cnp,
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AGENT

CoNcoRp.-Ds. Thomas Adams, P. NJ
BaIDGEvILLE.-l- Henry Cannon, T. NJ.
MrLToN-Mr. Nrthur Miby.
FRANKFoRD.--Mr. Isaiah Long
DAcsBeRouGH.--jDr Edward Dinglc.
GEORGE TowN.--Mr. Joshua S. Layton.
LEwEs--H. F. Rodney, ?. M.
MLFoRD.-Mr. Joseph G. Oliver.
FREpERIcA.--J. Emerson, P. M.
CAMDEN Thomas Wainwright, P. M.
DovER.-John Robertson, Esq.
SMYRNA-Samuel H. Hodson, Esq.
CANrwELLs BRIDcE.-Manlove Hayes, P M.
MrppLErowS--Thomas Harry, P. NJ.
SUMMIT BRIDGE.-John Clement, 2. NJ.
WARWICK, Md.-John Moreton, T. M.
Subscribers living in the vicinity Of the residence
Il these Agents, may pay their subscription money
i them they being authorized to receive it, and tt
i've receipts.
Other Agents will be appointed as soon as ar
Judgements can be made.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-10
COMNxUTCATLOWS.
For the Delaware Journal.

A publication has been made in a paper OF this
Borough, signed G. P. Bennett. chairman, Allan
Thomson, Secretary protesting to give 'an anthem
tic statement of the proceedings" of the meeting
of the friends of Agriculture and Manufactures, at
the Town Hall, on the eth ult. Deeinlng the state
ment here made, Notwithstanding the profession 1t
sets out with, to be very erroneous in many OF Its
particulars, it is improper that it should go abroad
without suitable commentary
The manner in which that meeting was organized,
by the appointmentof Messrs. Bennett & Thomson.
was not generally known until it was set forth in
this publication. Ii is we'll understood, that at the
time of their appointment, very few persons had
collected at the Hall--and it was regarded as
strong indication of the spirit which governed a
portion of the meeting, that advantage was taken OF
this circumstance, place in the chair and secretary
ship, two warm and devoted iriehos oi oeheia
Jackson.
The statement, so far as its concerns the appoint
| ment Of committee and its report. is generally
correct When the report was submitted. a motion
was made that it should be adopted. This tact has
not been stated by Messrs. Bennett and Thomson,
although it is certainly material, because 1t was the
first circumstance which lead to any debate or titfl.
culty in the meeting. The chairman had appointed
a committee of fiye four of whom were known
| friends of Gederal Jackson this committee had
submitted long report embracing preamble and
seven resolutions, one of which contained the names
of seven individuals as delegates to Harrisburg
The motion to adopt this string of resolutions en-
braci1s so many topics, by single vote. was re-
carted by the meeting, almost universally. as an
irregularity, in point Of form, and as an unlustla-
bic attempt to controul the meeting, and to exclude
free expression Of its real sentiments. lne at T.
tempt was defeated, and the meeting proceeded to
take the question on the preamble and resolutions
in succession.
The preamble being adopted, motion was made
lbya gentleman present to postpone the succeeding
resolutions. and to adopt certain other resolutions
las substitute. The substitute proposed was read
land debate ensucd, in which it was contended, on
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Federal eMeeting.

THE Federal Republicans of Sussex County,
re reminded, that pursuant to the constitution OF
the Federal party of said county, they will meet in
|heir respective hundreds, on Saturday, the l4th
Hay of July next, being the second Saturday in said
month"; for the purpose of appointing committees to
meet at George Town, on the Tuesday following
70 make out county ticket, and to appoint confer.
ccs to meet the conferecs from New Castle and
Kent counties, at Dover, on the first Tuesday o.
August next, to select suitable person to be sup
ported as representative to congress, at the en-
suing general election
SUSSEX, jane 81, 1927.
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Gen. Jackson and The Sir Militia Men.
Ye honest men, of every kind,
Attend while relate
OF six unhappy citizens
The melancholy fate.
'Twas VIII the sons Of liberty
Were fighting with their foes:
They drafted men from Tennessee
The British to oppose.
The farmer left his plough and hoe,
The merchant left his trade.
To serve THREE months in camp; for SO
The Act Of Congress said.
They marched them over stones and sand,
Through all the burning day;
They marched through water and Der land,
To far-of Florida.
Twas on the twentieth day Of June,
Their three months tour began;
And when the ninety days were done,
Their thoughts all home ward ran.
They thought upon their children small,
Their clearing fair 10 seei
And they determined one and all,
To return to Tennessee.
For Captain Strother he had told
The privates Of his corps,
That there was no law that them could hold
A single minute more.
Then buckled each his knapsack or,
And started home to go:
But soon, alas they we're seized upon
And put in prison low.
They threw them into prison low,
And boldly did proclaim
That they SIX months should serve, although
For only THREE they came.
Then General Jackson called Court,
These citizens to try,
Three officers Of every sort
Determined they should die,
No Jury of their Country sat,
No lawyer for them plead;
But in the camp it was they met
To do this bloody deed.
They tried them for desertcrs then,
And mutiny wi,ha!!:
And finding guilty these poor men,
Their tears began to fall.
Then General jackson issued out
An order from his pen,
That in four days they should be shot
These six Militia men.
The regul>rs then he did command
These citizens to kill.
And far from home, their wives and land,
Their blood he there did spill.
Now, God protect the United States
And all Milt,amen-
And may itnever be our fates,
To hear such things again.
And God forbid, our President
This jackson e'er should be;
Lest we should TO his camp be sents
And shot for mutiny.
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Dividend.

THE General Board of Directors ofthe Farmers
Bank of the State of Delaware, have this day deciar
ed dividend at the rate of five per cent per an
mum for the last year, payable to the Stockholders
" their legal representatives any time after the oth
c. P. COyLEGYS, Cash'r.
Dozcr Jalg Sd, 1897. 22-ot
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TUESDAY, July 10, 1927.

A list of Letters remaining in the Post Office,
at SUMMIT BRIDGE, Del. June 80.
Is. j.
Brown Ann Miss Johnson Thomas
Brown VIM, NJ
Berry Charles Manix Michael
Brusnhan Timothy Melins Thomas
Boharma Thomas, NlGuier james
G.. M'Anasty John
Cain Deborah Malone Barnard
Grading Mr. Mackway james
Coursey Wesley Macvay James,
Courtney Dennis Mouran Thomas
Collins Timothy Mary Arthur
Carson Dan'l. b. Mason John
Cain Deborah Maylon Thomas
Carson Dan'l. B. MFcrr Peter
Clark Mary N.
Cazier Henry Nelson John
D. Nickle Joseph
Del Thomas Nuglut Patrick
Douds John o.
Dillon Patrick Obrian Dennis
Danaghue Patrick z.
F. Price Thomas
Fitzgerald Paddy Peck NATHAN
| Fancy Michael Pamney Peter
G. Q.
Ganley John GUM John
Carney James Quig VIM.
Greenwo ID Henry r..
Grace Murt Reilly VIM.
Cooler George Redmond James
H, Ryan Matthew
Heckrote C. r. Rine ella
Hannah Elizabeth s.
Herk John Sweeney Hugh
!; Heckrotte Christopher Storey Thomas
IIeckrotte Christopher w.
Hare Thomas Wutcrs Thomas
r Waters Edward.
| JOHN CLEMENT L. NJ
List of Letters remaining in the Post Office, a
MIDDLETOWN, Del. June so, 1897.
b. NJ
John S. Biddle. John S. Merritt,
G. Benjamin Moore
Robert Cochran. Mary Ann Medil.
d. N.
, Rebecsa Dennis. Thomas Naudain
IT f. P.
n Josiah L. Foard. Ashberry S. Pennington
b II. "
q Jacob Hoven. Edward Veazey.
o X. W.
:, Elizabeth Kale John Wnsor,
r Siney Wood.
ID THOMAS HARVEY, p. NJ
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Bank Of Smyrna,

June so, 1877.
THE STOCKHOLDERS in this institution arc
feby notified, that instalment of Gve dollars, on
/ ery share of the capital stock, will be due and
byable on Thursday the 9th day of November next,
half in gold OF silver andthe residue In notes
{spec,e paying banks. BY order q the Boara.
S. H. HODSON, Cosh'r. o
2i-4t1w
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TWENTY JOURNEYMEN SHOEMAKERS,
IViIl find constant employment, at Nos So, d 100
tdrset-strcet, Wilmington.
Mag II. % s--y