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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23

Arthmetics, English Readers seqnels, Smelling Books
Geogrsnhles, Bibles Tesamen,s, States, Cphering and
Copy Books Writing and Letter Paper S. for sale at this
Office, 81 reduced prices.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
rINE Commissioners under the Of December Session.
1925, for receiving subscribers to the Stock OF the
" Pennsylvania, Delaware and NaSyand Steam Navigation
Combane" that the first nstament Of
Fire DoRay per share in said Company, is requested to be
paid by the Stockholders who have subscribed, at the
ankin Bank Of Baltimore, at the Bank of Delaware
before the 29h nst-and until such time the books
will be open for additional subscriptions at the places.
THOMAS TENANT,
JAMES L. HAWKINS,
GEORGE RISrON,
WM. MEETEER
WM. w SEATON,
Nov. ~ 1927. S-st EDWARD r BAiIY
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-11-23
POCKET BOOKS.
y. 4 n HILS0.S,,
No. tO5, MARKET SrpprT,

nv. IUF, IfIARKET I5TEFET,
W AVE jus, received AN assurue,t Of Pocket R99k.,
4 ama & Which, are
La . and Genlcineo' Poke, Ropks, with silver aG
steel S}"ng c'ass and hni.hel ii elegant ~ II.
La'liea Gilt Mo oCco Pocket Rn Ks, with rceat AM
bread cases silver and stea sp.ne ca,ps s,c.
hnssia Leather, Mprocci, ilotsc Skin aMd taff x
PoeSet Books and Wallets. plan ana gu sa.i sNe
with clasps anl stray.
Also- ,a.e'y Of common arl lvv mice P3clel otk.
A. s II. HHabn haee ASA III, .a'e.
Band He& ana Bonnet B,a j. Wt,,in- i,e,c ,sl Wraa-
pnS Paper, Qrils, Ink Powder. lux OF sInei pp't@
states, ~ C amt Lead penc., water C.o,s Camel IA
peh' IT, lhkSand, Sun Glasses, Elrg.,t lAtc! By :
W'iis'r and Fancy APPS OF The hc q.aty and reU".
is,nlne % aehaul hooks and >t.,ne,y AL d @b'
tllLr sid 4, reduced prices
WRITING iNn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
ADJOURNED SALE.

DY virtue of writ of vend exponss, to me directed
ID will be exposed to public sale the house of William
pona,o, in Appoquinnlink hundred Friday the 9th
OF March next, at O'clock r. nj. the following described
farm or tract Of land and Improvements situate lying and
being in the hundred of Appoquinmink and County of
Newcastle, wit bounded by lands Of John Fnnemore
Col Samuel d. Archer and others; with log dwelling
house and kitchen, &C., thereon erected containing one
hundred acres less Seized and taken in execu.
son the property of WiHiam Goi!sberough.
Newcastle. Feb. "a 1897 32-4t
TDy virtue Of writ of testaium vend exponas, 70 me
- directed will be exposed public sale, the prem
ises Smyrna landing, in hppoqunmink hundred Sat-
urday the 10th OF March ncX at o'clock, r. NJ, the
following described lands and situate lying and
being in the hundred Of Appoquinmink and county o.
Newcastle to wit No l. lo at Smyrna landing bound
ed by lands OF William Eandeeift Esq, No. 3, Duck
Creek, and others; with commodious Mharf two arp
frame DIV cling house and stable thereon ereced contain
ing cne acre, more less No 3, farm, bounded BY
lands OF John Clark, Esq., dec John Pearson, William Van
aegr, Esq No. 1, Duck Creek, and others with frame
dwelling house and ktchen, barn. clibs and wharf
thereon erected; containing four hundred acres be the
or less Seized and taken execution as the
property Of George WaNev dec.
Newcastle, Feb. Il, 1897. 32--A
ID virtue Of writ Of ais ,end e1prnas 10 nc drec.
L0 ted, will be exposed u public aale, the use Of
Peter Hendrckson in Chrisana hundred, Wednesday
the 14h Of March next O'clock, r. VI the following
described plantation tract of land Situate ,inp and be-
ing in the hundred Of ChIistana ard county Of Newcastle
TO wit tadoining lands Of John McMnr, Jacob Ea,ldoce
John stidham and JAMES Whc with Icy house. log barn
ah ether ont buildings thereon erected containing, by
computation twenty five acres, less. Seized and
taken in execution as the property Of E1vard Euans
Newcastle, Feb 25, 1927. 3y-st
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Br PETER g. DEL.a.N'T, SHERiF

GlY virtue of writ of ais vend exponas to directed,
- will be exposed public SALE at the house Of Will
liam Donao, Blackbird, in Appoquinmnk hundsed, on
Friday the 9Th Of March next, at o'clock, p the fol
lowing described lands and enemcns situate lying and
being in the hundred Of Appoqunimnk and County of
Newcastle TO wit A farm bounded by lands Of the heirs
Of John Ason, dec heirs Of Joseph Shawn dec heirs Of
Richard kees dec, heirs Of Rachel Jordon, dec and
others with log dwelling house and kitchen, stable
cribs smoke house and other out buildings thereon
ted; containing four hundred acres less Seized
and taken in execution the property of John Louder
Newcastle, Feb. 81, 1927. 32-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
A. & II. WILSON,
No. los, Market Street, Wilmington,

No los, Narke, Street, Wilmington,
TTAyE been appointed sole Agents IN the State OF De
ware for the sale Of Odrldges Chemical Balm 20,
~ which from tree found u .,rses,h the Sds
America The Balm is improved IN color, s'reng,n a"a
perfume and its grand capillary virtues are as toows-
one bottle price SO CENTS prevents the hair from falling
off in 48 hours from its first application or causes new
Growth of whiskers in few weeks bottle, pflce 70
Gents will not only stop hair from falling of but like
wise in three weeks growth TO appear ad
one at ST. gives general good head Of hair to young
person. o,rl
1t the hair from turning gray and makes curl
beautifully look bright and glossy, and in few applca
tons frees it from scur and entirely removes nervous heau
aches u
by repeated experiments found to bear every sort OF
climate, without the least injury to its virtues.
Copies of certificates will be shown by the yenders from
gentlemen who after being bald number OF years. nave
received growth of hair. :.
The signers characters supported by His Brtannic
Maesiys Consul, Philadelphia, who thereto has prexed
his seal and the royal Of Great tan ALSO the Mayor
and other Magistrates Of Phladepha who were personal
" acquainted with the sgners have certified to their hgl
respec,ability and have likewise preixed their seals
October 90, 1895.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09

IL an Away from the subscriber living near Cantw ellis
- br"ge' i'ei. on The night Of the 23d inst cnored
man namel Robert Go bay or Wallace, aboa, 22 wears
Old has about years to serve and nearly six feet high
-complexon ttlerabh black, has large scar over ne
et ear, caused by fall from horse-walks Straight ~
head rather ncnlng back smooth face, has never sea
arazoT-good countenance, and pleasant when SPOKEN d
shofl nose ane toierab! quick spoken; generally very
qlck and active on foot has been raised to farm,
aleHether. lie took away With him siii of home mad
drsb cotl prey we'll Worn and patched; the left .le Or
appel OF the coat had been and new piece serted
So new Goa and panaets Of home d dab clos wpb
yellow buttons The coat, and great coat of tue
nearly new two three pairs Of thick mixed home
made stockngs, and an Did fur hal
col9red nan calling himself Henry Halace, who said
he was prother'o Robsr (and who, It is believed lives
~ Chester or Lancaster County, Penn came to INV bo,sc
on the evening Of the 23d ns and suppose persuaded
MN away Tie IS said to be taller than Robert and MOI
quite SO black Whoever will secure the two in ial
That can get Robert aud bring the other to Justice shal
receive the above reward and all necessary cha ees or
twenty Dollars and reasonable charges for either Of Them
ALEXANDER MCAULLEY
feu 90 io@f 32-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
Dissolution of Copartnership.

IyHE copartnerslp heretofore existing between Samuel
i Pennington and Augustine IL Pennington, trading un-
der the hr Of Samuel - a Pennington, this day dis
solved. Persons having claims will present them to A. H.
Penngton and all persons indebted either Bond, Note
Book Account, will please call and pay the same to A.
H. Pennington who will settle the business of the late firm
A. II. PENNINGTON, Surviving Partner,
for himself, and Guardian of SAMUEL
PENNINGTON, minor, and Administrator .o
JunN A. PENNINGTON, heirs of SAMUEL PEN
iNaToN, deceased.
Niddletown. Del, Jan 10, 1927. j19--2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
NEW BOOKS.

Ut 4. 6 II. Wilson's Bookstore and Circu1ot;no
Library.
Last OF the Lairds BY the Author Of Annals Of the %
sish, The Provost, &c. "'a'' u 'he fa-
Honor ofara Novel. vols. ty Miss Anna Mari. por
ter. ~ tiA4's ior-
Russian Tales
Eoagh Notes taken during some rapid Journeys across
Rel's observations on Italy. l vol = i'eau'
Hs.ory Of Chivalry: or Knigh,hqod and its Times
ny Charles nus Esq Author Of the History of the Cru.
ne WarSs oi Anna Lssse Barbauld WITH Memoir bv
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
psf orrIcg DEPARTMENT.

-nonaa Feb 90, 1897.
9ROPOSALs will be received at the General pns, or
4 hce for tie Transportation Of the Mail between VII
'angton and George Town, Del until The first day ot
s. Georges, Cantwells Bridge, Smyrna. Dover, Candle
Canterbury Fredeiica and Milford George rown, three
mes a week leave Wilmington every Monday, wednes
Wednesday and Saturday, by seven o'clock +. leaye :
George Town every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a
a. n. and arrive at Wilmington Tuestay Thursday,
18th April next. 32-1ot :" ste
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS hereby given to any delnquen, Executors
Administrators, Guardians, within the county IF
Register Of said county order that they NAV he adin
ed The Register will certainly process against tho
not complying with this notice: the duties nf his Office
compelling hun 10 this mode of bringing delrquents to
settlement of their accounts. EVAN II THOMAS
Register
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,

><AA otA1AlA "A I1lO VI 1SA|'
The Atlantic Souvenir, for 1926, and 1897.
The Amulet.
Also the following worksin elegant binding.
lhomson's Seasons, Beauties Of Byron, Faconers snip
wreck, Campbells poems Beauties of Scott and Moos'
The British Spy, Goldsmith's Poems.
And a variety Of Books for Youth, among which are
: AIRED Campbell, containing Travels IN Egypt ana ue
Holy Land. BY Mrs. Holland
BIRD Catching; or he Northern Adventures The Nc'
sro BOY Tour through England The Youthful i,ar s.
eHers. Gems IN the Mine. Conve sations OH Poetry ins
orphan BOY Choice Poetry. Mothers Care RewaFeso
Conversations on Chemistry
! DO on Natural Philosophy
Iaylors Agricultural Essays
New-York Expositor, American Orator
Horts Chronology, Murrsy's Exercises
iiartiies CordeIn Colloqnia
Pike's, Jess's, and Benefits Arhmetcs
Nurrays Comy's, Harrisons, Smiths Asls and TS,..
chell's Gramnars
kirkham's Grammar, second edition
Mars Introduction to Latin Syntax
FIRST Lessons in Geography and Astronomy, by J. A.
Cummings price 25 cts
amleys, Adams, Gummere's, Workman's, and Morset
Biographies
blars Lectures on Rhetoric, Barclays Cateehism
GrHlshaw's United States, with Questions
CtaTke's lNDELIBLE PERMANENT INK, for wrtiM
on Linen apparel Silk and Cotton stockings table and bel
ncn, &c, with common pen This Ink will not ipjms
'ne most delicate texture and be discharged. II
also the only sure method identifying such properly
klce-Paper, Enigmatical Cards,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
100000 DOLLARS.
The Delaagare Fire Insurance Cam,

INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of the sta,e Il NJ.
Il ware, with capital OF one hundred thousand dotM
The President and Directors Receiving s,i
tons for Insurance, their Office, No. 21 Shpey t
between Front and Second streets, against Loss b M
every description Of Buildings in general Mercland
Ships in Port and their Cargoes; Household Furni,rs
aud other personal property ;aso against loss or daa0
by inland transportation Of goods, wares, merchandise I
country produce.
Terms Of insurance will be favorable as any os H.
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New York p'
ties assured may iepose the fullest confidence in aa
soiiy OF its capital, and that all losses will be prons
adjusted by the company. ~
JonN MooDr is Agent TO survey property TO be insure,
for the town and vicinity Of New Castle in place Of @
| Bianey, declined
LEVI IL. EVANS is Agent to survey property 10 be !,
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton.
Jons CLOAK is Agent to survey property to be Insure,
for the town and vicinity of Smyrna
JosEpH JONES is Agent to survey property 10 be Insured
| for the town Of West Chester and vicinity.
Directors.
/ John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baily, Wm Chandler,
4 David G. Wilson, Joseph Grubb,
Joseph c. Gpin, Robert Porter.
/ VIM. SEAL, Presidea
/ d. BYRNEs, Secretdry.
April 10, 1896. 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
NOTICE.

LII persons having demands agans, the estate Of ouS
IA FILMING, deceased. late of this Borough, are re-.
quested TO present them duly atested for settlement and
all persons indebted to said estate will make payment 10
either OF the subscribers. ALLAN THOMSON.
JAMES GARDNER, Erecutoys
"Ni'ibtoh; Deil Sh Jam, 1917, 13--2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
LU MBER FOR SALE.

AT JOHN HEMPIILL'S UAorf and Lunber Tasd i,
the Borough OF Wilmington, general nj of Ln,.
ber well selected, suitable for persons for building or for
mechanics; and large stock Of Cedar and fytns sim
Giles, constantly for sale he lo4cat terms far cl
or the usual credit
The friends and former customers of the yard and The
public generally, invited call At tie ON Sr.sn
where their avors will be thankfully acknowledge ii bv
WILLIAM SIMMOSS, .9gent
June 6, 1896. sz,f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

TIME following Cotton and Pooen dachaeryale offered
J. for sale, at reduced prices
COTTO.N .IyaCHIN ERY.
Four Throstles Of 1870 spndles each.
One 80 inch Card, workers and shippers, GOOD clothing
One 36 inch do do. do.
One Drawing frame, heads
Two Rowing frames, Is cans each.
Yarn Press, Banding Machine Cans Reel Belts Scalesand
Weights, Winding Block, &c &c.
The above Machinery has been but little used, and most
of it is in good working order
JTOOLE.N .IaCHLNERT.
Three "a inch Carllng Engines.
One Billy 90 Spindes.
Eve Jinneys70 Splndles each.
One Warping Mill.
Twenty Looms, Of them broad with Reeds iIedlles
Shutiles, Bobbns &c. &c.
Five Power LOOMS that supposed will do either
for wooden cotton goods.
The above Machinery will be sold low, either atogeth
er or in parts. Apply to J. AIRlCHS Z 60.
Wilmington, 5h mo 18th, 1926. 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
Soap and Candle Manufactory.

,EHf. subscriber takes this opportunity to inform w
public that The establishment heretofore conducted p
JAMES RAY, Esq, together with the accounts conneceo
with the business of that establishment from the iiTs'
January 1926, have passed into his hands; aud that he wiz
continue the business in all its branches, at the old sn
corner OF Tana and Queen Streets the Friends e
ing House, where he will manufacture and furnish at rh
adelpha prices, Mould and Dpt CANDLES, Fpers, ie'
lof', and Bro1On SOAP, Of the best quality.
ENOCH ROBERTS.
" B. The highest price given for Talow, Butchers
Fat, and Fat of every description.
Wilmington, Nov. IA, 1896 3-bm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
SUR Vk1fNG or LAND
.ANtl f,0 AeIEIa arf,Iacc

vHNIIE unders sntd tenders his services "a te c,, -
Wthisgto and county of New castle IN he cansc;
o. srveyora land, and convey ANGER and homes from
s ormr experience IN Chester County. and by eicvonr
s attention e mat business that he will be able TO aive
satisfaction TO those who may please employ him there
y . NiNi y
is oihce Will be open at the o Ofaage and BroaJ
house belonging Judge Way in Queen street hose
to J ehn Whites China and drug store LEA pJIsEW
Wilmington, I'd mo Goth, 1897 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
IISls SES 10 I4EE.

k---S THe Heuse ard store, No. q, Hien stree,
H.a#l --inl ths Frame House, No. I8l, Market
d 1n:j stieet, 20 ~ from the 25h Of March,
AAr--sss 10y 20 WILLIAM LARKIN.
pfta - o tolf 2--dt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
COUGH DROPS,
OR I,NDIaN SPECIFIC,

For the cure Of colds, coughs,
osthmas and approaching con.
snmptions.
TESTIMONIALS.
Lancaster county, IS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
BARKER'S
Prompt and Lucky Office.

1TVHpl uHu LUCKY UJHce
No e., Market Street Wilm;npion
drawn. " 'oon d
At BARKER'S have been sold IN recAn, rotta,,.
No 3554 prize of $40 uoo No 1909 prize oi ss ooo
7sl! 25,ooo 2496 soo0
o,on3 3s = 1Dooo o'ooo doo97 5000
2529sz 1928, " 10000 2oaias ! 600 600
29s7 :" 10000 s4es q ooo
And great number OF $4,000, s2,5oo 5000 $1,000 &c
amounting TO more than HALF a MILLION m, nv
LARs ~ DOL
Orders from any part of the United States. (if bv
man, post Palds) covering cash Prize tickets IN any
Lotteries, will meet with the most prompt and carefi -
tention, if addressed TO u 'a'e'u' az
Feb. 28, 1897. :. ,.'"""st0n' Def.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-09
40 DOLLARS REV ARD

Registers Office, Newcastle, Feb. q. 1927.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-19

upon the election of Mr.. Adams, VIRTUALLY
though no, nominany owned by certain mem
bers of Congress the followers at Gen. Jackson,
it has systematically labored to advance Gener-
al Jackson by the martyrdom of the regulations
of the President and his cabinet From the
moment Of its origin, to the present time, one
incessant and foul stream of slanderous false
hood has flowed through its columns. No cha
racter is too high TO escape its malignant ran
cor, no SANDER too low TO find ready access to
its columns From Maine to Louisiana, every
incendiary traducer,whose assassin ISLANDERS can
no where else find vent, flies to the Was hing.
ton Telegraph as an assured vehicle and viii.
ling coadju,or. Audacious in lying, contuma-
cious in persisting, rejecting all correctness as
not doing the work Of its masters, and not full
filing its own destiny, il stands the solitary ex-
ample of publication whose entire ladors are
devoted to he invention Of falsehood and the
propagation of calumny."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-19
Bricks For Sale.

ME subscriber has just finished burning 100000
L Bricks which he offers for sale reasonable terms
ROBERT BROCKETT, Sen.
may AWf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-19
TFrom the National Journal


The nrofligate conductors OF the "Telegraph"
have. in their publication of Saturday, added to
the infamous reputation Of that scurrilous and
abandoned print They have now es,abIi she'd
for !, and themselves character Tor baseness
and mal,gni,y, that must destroy it forever in
the estimation of all honest men. Purchased
and established 10 advance the interests oil It's
owners at the expense of truth, and decency,
and morality, it has found no SANDER too VILE
no ralsehood too gross, no calumny 100 mali
cious for its purpose; and the creature employ
ed by It's managers-a stranger to decency, des-
,u,e Of honor, aud unfortunately Tor society,"
an irresponsible agent--slrkes as he is direct
ed reckless Of the consequences, well aware 'nat
being a shadow, justice has no terrors Tor nim'
and the con,emp, of mankind cannot reach
him, The following extract from the Rich
mond Wing of Friday describes the Telegraph
so truly, that instead of any further remarks oil
cur own, a present, we transfer IT 10 our
columns as one Of the most perfect delineations
Of Character we have lately met with:
"To the Telegraph belongs the distinction Of u
establishing the new aud mendaclous schooi OF
journals, that are now deluging the land with
SANDER and falsehood. Commencing Its career
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-19
From The Democratic Press.

The following remarks which we extract
from the Carlisle Gazette OF June IL, Jackson
paper, are from the pen Of a well known writer
the first, on the score of talent, that the Jack
soni,es happen to possess in this state. He
shews that he is aware Of the mighty change
operating in this State, and he has the candour
and good sense to speak of the facts as one en-
tertaining his views ought to speak, except as
to the harsh terms which he uses towards his
co-ddjutors.
1t is really ridiculous to see the Palladium
(edited by a stranger from Boston, talking o.
raculously about the state Of popular sentiment
in Pennsylvania.
1t was impossible for him; perfect stranger
in few month to establish correspondence Of
any value throughout the state, and we are We
ry sure that he has none, but speaks Of matters
al random.
From the Carlisle [Jackson] Gazette.
That there turks treachery some where in the
Jackson camp, feel convinced. Looking to-
wards Philadelphia, there appear strong rea-
sons to infer, that some Of the former friends Of
Mr.. Calhoun, in that city particularly, & thro'
the state generally, have become apostates, and
now support Mr.. Adams! The Palladium pa
per is worse than the Press to the cause OF the
hero! Its sfckiy, drirelIing humor, nausenfes upon
every palate, and dries a nail IN The coffin Of our
cause every time ii hickups the name of Jackson.
l hat there is treachery al the bottom OF 1t, no
man who is impartial can doubt. 1t may be for
Calhoun, but not for Jackson. The very tone it
pursues means to nAay public feeling or the
question Of the presidency, under the pretence
that the vote ofthe state is secure, which gives
audible in,ma,ion Of lack of wit, or the pre-
sence Of deceHfh knavery."
"Let US admit there is danger, that it may
stimulate US TO action. Let US not close our
ears, because the eye cannot detect the silent
movement Of the aristocratic band Of sappers
and miners, who, under the command OF the Sc.
| eond Burr, are assailing Our most sacred rights
Do what we may, the vote for Mr. Adams in
this state, will not be so small as to excite con
the usurpers. The club Of Hercules will be
necessary;-and although we have wie|ded II
triumphanly before, against three rivals; let us
not throw it away, and, by listening to the sy-
rem song Of Delilah, suffer our locks OF strength
to be shorn, while wrapt in the slumbers OF
pleasure or confidence Again say, Treason Is
abroad Teachery is working in secret The
spies OF the enemy are among us, and GOLD and
FLATTERY, hypocrisy and religion, the cant OF pie
ty, the whine of benevolence in the form OF the
dove of peace-are all at work to undermine
and ruin the noblest cause that ever graced the
tide Of time! l say once more original friends
OF Jackson, rally at your posts, and never suffer
defeat to crush you, even while YOU are chant,
ing "the battles ,ron," and erecting trophies
while, you should be fighting battles"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-19

.,.,,.d sor The disclosure of one fact, which
explains circu instance to which we ahuuea =
.scan,,y respecting the reported execution OF
Chaplain. 1t seems that HARRIS, one OIL inc
not appear that he filed the Office, or was IN
discharge of the duties Of Chaplain. lie had
zone into the ranks as private soldier, aud as
Volunteer, we presume, the laws OF the land ex-
emp,ing Preachers Of the Gospel from militia
du,y. This circumstance, it is true, imparts to
The fate of Harris deeper shade Of interest,
hp, !, is not our wish TO dwell on it