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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-17
BUXBX 6. BASSEMT,
No. GO, MayNet-S.. WNMingt0n

Have lust received an extensive assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods
--.iMoNG WHICH ARE---
Furniture and plain chintzcs,
Cacoes, ginghans and robes,
Grecan and bap,iste stripes.
Cambria, Jaconet and null null m'islins,
PLAIN swiss, book and figured do.
Long lawn linen and imitation cambrc,
Linen cambria ans, book muslin hankcrchiefs
Bac, lcventlne and other silks,
Bombazncs and Norwich grapes,
Mangcd and other Bengais,
Cotton, worsted and silk hosiery,
Mems marble and unoleached do.
Ban,lanits, flag and black silk hdkis
Back and light Nankeen company Grape & Grape shaws
Fancy gaizc and large silk do.
Black plain and twlcd bolhhaze.ts,
Marsailles, Valencia and silk vesttng,
rs IA sIperiine Irish linens,
Russia diapers, table linen and shee'ngs,
Suspenders, tapes, fringe and carpet bm4ing
Blue. yellow and white nankeeEs
SD, ia dimtes and jeans,
lriitis, sewing cotton, thread and buttons,
Icghorn and sea grass hats,
Umbrellas and ,aras us,
Tortoise shell and imitation combs,
Blue black, olive, brown K dab cloths & cassners,
L,nseys and si.tinets,
yellow, red, bite aud gauze iannels,
Rose and point blankets,
Bazes and floor cloths,
Ausnaburg and Russia duck,
Tow linens and porter s'rtiug
Together with their usual assortment of domestic ceC
paids, and stripes Aso brown and beaciicd Shirt T.,
and sheengs of various descriptions all OF which they Of
fer at reduced prices. SIT
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YOUNG lLADIlMS0
RoARDING-sCfKoOL.

at Wilmington, DeIaware, conducted by WILL
AM SKERER, 7Oith the assistance of accOnt-
pLished female Teachers.
THE course of instruction pursued at this Sem
mary comprises all the useful and of the orna-
mental, branches of female education. The daily
exercises are OrthG5raphy, Reading, Writing, Arith-
metc, English Grammar, Rhetoric, Geography, and
History, ancient and modern, with constant refer
ence to the best maps and charts; Construction of
Maps; Use OF the Globes; Natural History; Natural
Philosophy, including Astronomy and Chemistry;
Elements Of Moral Science.
WEEKLY ExEKcIsEs.-Biblieal Recitetions; Evil
dences Of Christianity; Letter Writing, and other
species Of Composition Recaptulatons
TERMS.--Beard, and Tutien in any ofthc fore
going branches, 832 SO per quarter; or if paid in
advance, $50. Music including the use ola Piano,
S12. French, by one of the best masters Sc per
quarter. Moderate extra charges for Drawing and
other ornamental branches.
The discipline of the School is mild, parental and
Christian. Particular attention is paid not only to
The manners of the young ladies' but to their moral
and religious instruction. They are regularly con-
Quoted tosuch places of 'vorshpand Sunday Schools
IS their parents guardians approve. Exercise
health and of mental energy, occupy the intervals of
time not devoted to study. The institution, in all
its departments, is conducted in q manner which,
1t is hoped, will meet the entire appreciation of its
patrons.
ReferenceS.-W ilmington-kev. r. w. Gilbert 1;
Hun. Willard Hall; Hon. Louis M'Lanc: Philatei-
phia-Rev. DIR. Wilson,; Rev. DIR. Janaway; Mr.
William yanvier. Merchant; James G. THOMSON.
Esq. Professor OF Languages, University Of Penn
sylvania.
N.,rch 6 1tf
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A PLANTATION.

THE Subscriber offers for private sale, valna-
bic Farm, lying on the turnpike, leading to Elk,
about two miles below Chistiana- Bridge 1t con-
tains ll2 acres, so Of which are under thriving tim
Der, and the remainder under tiIage, with good
proportion well set with clover there is also ON the
premises good bearing orchard--the fences are in
good order The buildings are good dwelling
house, stable and granary. further description
will be given, and the land shewn to any one apply
ing, by the subscriber, living On the Plantation.
WILLIAM b. M'INTIRE.
15--tlDec
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for the ensuing term. He would remark that from
his confined situation he probably may not have i,
in his power TO call on, and personally solicit, the
suiirages ofhs fellow citizens to whom, however.
he hereby pledges himself, that, if successful. he
will execute the duties of the office with fidelity,
and to the best of his ability also, to abide by that
mode of nomination which may be determined on,
by the County Meeting at Red Lion and, if IN.
successful, to cheeriuly and faithfully support the
candidate, who may be SO fortunate as to obtain the
nomination. W. b. COCIIR.a,E.
Bliddietown, June I, 1927. I3-tf
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DRX GOODS;
Among which are

Honda, S,o. cloths u kersimeres-assorted colours
W. - Epy do do. do.
sattinctts, drillings. yellow and blue nankeens
Valencia g. Marsales vest'ys, bombazeits q bomb ms
Red and green baizes yellow red and white ilannels
Ginyhams, calicos, cambria and shirting musi'is
Irish linens, lawns and cambria linens
I,eventeens, Florenccs. Gros de Naples lutestring
Flag g. bandanna hanks. suspcnders, Canton grapes
Grape shaws, Black, wl'ite and green Italian do.
Long aud short kid gloves, beaver do.
Domestic plaids, stripes and muslns
Pittsburgh cords, tustians and drlllings
Rose and point blankets
London. ingram and domestic carpctinss and rugs
Umbrellas and parasols
Leghorn and wool hats. &c. &c.
The above goods were recently purchased at anc
ton, T. will be sold at very small advance for cash.
JOHN .M'LE.lR.
Yyiln;ncnn Anril 10Th. 1897 l--,5n
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Bank ef SmyrMa,

June 30, 1927.
THE STOCKHOLDERS in this institution arc
hereby notified, that an instament of tive doAars on
every share of the capital stock, will be due and
payable on Thursday the 9Th day Of November nevt
half in gold silver, and the residue in notss
ofsPecle paying banks. By order Of tie Board.
S. H. HODSON, Cash'r.
2l--1tIp
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Soap 81 Candle Manufactopy

IHE Subscriber takes this opportunity to inform
the public, that the establishment heretofore con
Quoted by James Ray, Esq. together witt, the ac.
counts connected with the business of that estab-
lishment from the FIRST of January, 1896 have pass
cd into his hands and that he will continue the bp
sness in all its branches, at the old stand, corner of
Tatnal and Queen streets, near the Friends Meet.
sng House, where he viii manufacture, and furnish
at Philadelphia prices, 'N4ould and DiptCANDLES,
RULERS felIo'0 anu hro'on SOAP, Of the best quail
itye
.ENOCH ROBERTS,
". D.--The highest price given for Tal,ow.
Butcher's Fat, and Fat'of every descript;on
Wilmington, Nov ii, 1926 rsm
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DiciyessH.

THE General Board Of Directors ofthe Farmers
Bank of the State ofDelaware have this day decar
ed a dividend at the rate of five per cent per an.
mum for the last year, payable to the Stockholders
or their legal representatives any time after the stb
Inst. 4. r. CO.UEIsYS. Cash,r
Dorer, Jelly Sd, 1897 2e-3t
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

STOUT healthy negro woman about 8 years old,
wno VIII nave to serve till 90 or so, to do kitchen
this office. ~''' Apply ~
Jasne IS, 1897. 7o-.e
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Ofeycry size, made to any pattern, elegant du'
rabe and cheap, suitable for Banks, Public Oihces,
Merchants, &c.
n. Porter f. Son, having laid in fresh and
extensive stock OF goods their line, at very reduc-
ed prices. will be enabled to supply them wholesale
aud retail, at Philadelphia prices generally.
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g. FANCY ARTICLES.

For safe at r. PORTER Il SONS Book Store,
Ma. OF, JNarket- Street general assortment q
HOOES. in elegant gilt binding aud PLAN,
STaIIOyNaRY, FANCY ARTICLES, sc.
dc. DC. ut reduced prices !: among 1ohacn are
Ean1iv aud pock., B,.s ,Webmcr's Spelling Books,
Walkers Dictionary Enghsh heauei'
Ainswortl,s Lain do lntrotuctons
, vng,s n DE-, siurray's Grammars
Creek Lcxcons Comlys 90
Do Tcstanents Carders do
paI anil Amicus Creenleaf's do
Rollins Ancient History JACK fiauy"ra
Spectator Harrison 3'ee'
Norses Amer m. Revolution ighlandeis
iuttons Mathematics Spy
t.ummer,, IS Surveying Randolph
playlar's rucid segur's Expedition
village Sermons Trinck
loseohus lsedgaun,let
II ..'s Canpapne Three Spaniards
lilun,s Works Mathematical Instruments
Harms do Scales and DNider3
Scottish Chiefs Penknises
Eil Els SCISSORS
rc,tanents, pain and gilt Gold aud silver fens
\ i'samsS- Hymns do. do. Pocket BOOKS
Morses' ,oxettcr Windsor s. Fancy soap
! Common PRAYER Book Sealing Wax,
| Hawkins Plea to the Crown Office Waters
Do do England i,ulyt, writing & letter paper
Adams Geography l. Atlass Paint Boxes
/ W.rcrster,s do do. Camels Hair Pencils
Cumming do do BLACK Lead DO
smiiey's do do Visiting Cards
4 Bennct's Arithmetics Shawn Boxes and Brushes
| less do Razor straps
Pixies do Pocket ivory Combs
| Lewis do Durable Ink
| 10. Algebra lnkstalds
Bonn. castlc's do States
Do Mcnslr,tion Do. Pencils
Comv's spehng Books PARCHMENT, fine quality, IL
Copy and Cyphering, Memorandum and heceip
Book, tte.
" lite and Blue Bonnet Boards.
DAY Books and Ledgers.
Writing paper, hot pressed, gilt, &C.
Letter do. do Wrapping do.
Magistrates and ether Blanks.
.suM.ss.s,E EsAs.,%l1nNGSD
Crnat ,..rint,. Irn.,a ! tn 81 cen ppice
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-17

left side Of my neck during that time, and the enssv
summer was relying on medical aid. The lump in the
neck shortly dsspPeaed' but IN the tall OF the same
liberated in The left shoulder, mud continued with nce
SAINT pain followed by enlargement of the breast on e
same side of the body; shortly after, two Jumps appeat
on the left side OF the neck.
Two respectable surgeons OF Delaware performed o.
Grafton in August, and in October, but effect NJ
situation became very alarming The pain and tornenS
endured day and night indescrbabc. had TO take
large quantities Of audanum afford moincnary e
ti rhe affected side Of my head was drawn down h;
the disease, and rested upon my shoulder. The uices
Increased; my left arm was sweiled twice the thickness
It's natural state, ard the swelling extended down In The
ends of my fingers could not even bend my ringer JOINTS
and for eighteen months cuud not move my lett aim bn
with the assistance OF tie ribht.
liz September 1925, came TO Philadelphia, and applied
10 several eminent physicians but they gave me no hpe&
relief commenced the OF Swami, Panacea, and con-
tued II until had consumed nearly !o'! bottles, without
y, oducnS any effect.
The later end of April 1876, commenced the Use Of
Alhights Columbian Syrup and at,er using II shot,
tme swelling in my arm WAS reduced So as 10 eav,
nc ii freely, and IN SIX weeks was restored to Len
feet health. MARY PETERSON.
Philadelphia, -r'me1o. 1876.
Note THE t, cgong is we'll known TO several Of
respectable ply slciansi and one pai'H,ary canly
expressed his opinion Mrs Peterson, that her dsea
had extended itself beyond the reach OF medicine re cA
that gesiswans attention particularly to her certificate
| The following communication was received by the rn.
pr,eor of the Columbian SYRUP from Gen. Thomas SH.
der residing in the Northern Liberties, PhiladeiphaCG
| COMMUNICATION.
Mr.. ALBRIGHT,
S,R-l afflicted with rheumatic affection Of Tie
head for nearly wo years, during which time had tried
most every remedy; but the disease being very obstinate
bafiled all medical aid was in pain and mery
during the time Twas afflicted.
respectable physician recommended the benefit of SEA
bathing; accordingly in July, 1925, took journey The
/ he Ia
dy such degree, 10 obstruction in my ms,
Irils and prevent free lnatng and exalg of my breath
The regular course of breathing ben, thus obsrlciel
the upper jaw and cheek bone occane vcy sore, and my
face appeared be in high Of inflammation ny
situation became very alarming my spirits depes.
ed, and my appetite failed.
heard of your Columbian Syrup. procured someol i;
in very short time it allayed the inflammation was
hed breathe freely, my appetite returned. and was
stored to perfect health. THOMAS SNYDER
fhiiid Jn5e %, 1896 No. S7J North Tard ST.
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SiIERlFE'S OFFICE.

The Subscriber Ders himself to The Ueaocrotic Re
pabiican Ci'i-ens, Of .Nca'-Castie County,
as a cnndiAatc tnr tic oNice II
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Public Meeting,
OF THE FRIENDS OF AGRICULTURE
aMD iI1MIIEAGYIRE.

Some dissatisfaction having been expressed as to
she annerin which the recent meeting held on these
subjects was conducted, as we'll as at the result
thereof, and several of the delegates appointed at
said meeting having declined to act under their ap-
pontment- citizens Of the State of Delaware.
friendly to the protection of American La0our and
to the encouragement Of home market, are invited
to meet again at the Town Hail. in Wilmington, on
Saturday the 2lst inst at o'clock :,
With view that the proposed meeting should
stand on the fair and pure ground OF the great Ma,
tional Interests in queston--it is hereby declared
that the object of the present call IS to promote tt
interest of Agriculture and manufactures by the
expression of sentiments publicly on those 'mpor-
tant subjects. and to appoint Delegates to the con
vention which is to meet at Harrisburg, on 'Ae SON
instant. July l0--4t
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SAe,'iNaI5y.

THE Subscriber begsea,e to offer himself to the
Democratic Citizens Of New Castle
County, for the Office OF
s III a. A Z Il 10
to be supplied in October next assuring them that
in case he should be the object Of their choice, his
best excrons shall be employed toexecute the du-
ties of the office with fidelity, and pledgng him
sell to abide by the decision of the County Meet
Ing, to be held at the Red Lion, for the nomination
OF the County Ticket.
ALEXANDER PORTER.
Wilmington, May Is, 1897. Tt
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Philadelphia, 18Th March. 1927.


Mr.. j. ALBRIGHT,
Shiny youngest child cir, of about two years Of
age, had, from her birth, been scky In the latter epi II
January last she taken with Inflammation in the
head and mouth, together with OF the gums, ami
decay Ut the teeth scurf had also formed the tongue
anil root of the mouth in few days very offensive dis
charge of matter from the right tooh place. by tbs
time the child suffered the most excruciatg ayonies,
ing day and hight.
Whs, my child in this distressing situation,
told Of the wonderful performed by your toiambaa
Sy'. lpvocured bottle, and am happy state, ba,d
ter given the child the Sy,Gp about days, it slept
sound at night the inflammation Of thr head and mouth
was aayed, the scurt disappeared, the gums healed
and The offensive smell accompanying the discharge irOn
the car eft by this time broke out into all around
the Car, but headed in very short time after.
Alter the child had taken about two-lhrs of the bottle
OF syrup, the discharge from the gradually stopped,
and astonishing, AS tnay appear, the child is now perfect
~ cured, gay, and lively.
Since my child has received those extraordinary heneh's
from your invaluable medicinr my wife has commenced
using It chrome Ihen,atisn and Of my sons tor
scad head and sore gums, and from the effects your syrup
has already produced, have every think that
shall shortly be enabled 10 YOU The pleasing
intelligence Of perfect cures.
ANTHONY MUSICK,
la Mn harm 4 bor.ip
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Shiny son, Stephen, aged l3 years. was taken with
severe pain IN the ins'ep ut has right foot in oepitmh
1895 In October following it swelled very m,ch pay
sclan ordered bread and milk poul,ices be app.l
whch reduced the swelling. Soon after the cap Of The
knee sweled up considerably; pouccs we're .vain apf
ed which reduced the swelling A large lump made lis
appearance on the shn in very short time his leg swell
ed to double its ordinary size, much narned and
had purple appearance The boy suffered the most in
descrabe pa,ns and from the loss Of his appetite and wat
OF Sleep lie became SO deba'ed and helpless tina, he bal
produced coplous discharge Of matter onpaned
Very offensive smell. The physician ianced tile leg at
Inherent times, IN various places, and attended him foru
wards OF three months, and got him far be enabled
10 move about on crntches In very short time pains
almost entirely lett him. he could walk very we'll whou
the use Of clutches, the swelling continued and the lg
broke out into ulcers.
In the summer of 1896 his shin bone became affected
accompanied with very offensive smell small spline
VI bones would occasionally work cut; his Leg from the
cap OF the knee to his ankle liberated Of
corruption, and the bone state of rottenness ph
scians who the while in this situation gave il a
ther opinion that he could only be cured by LAYING the e
open to the bone, and taking off the affected parts whc
would be paniuh we'll very dangerous one, stion
In November last, heard of your Colm6iou Sy,n co
Bottle, and after my son used about five DAYS. It chang
en- the matter TO e'hhy appearance. and took away tie
offensive smell by the time he the use of the bir
bottle large pieces of the affected bone came n some NJ
which were several inches in length and about he thick
ness OF dollar after Which the leg began 10 heal up ami
- VIC '"e S a useo 'e eighlh bottle he complete
" cured S7'EPNE.v SNAPE,
Philad. March 90, 1897. Pnttou,,ood ,.r r;,h.,
The above case OF Necrosis Carries Tor Affection of the
bones IL considered by several physicians as yer m.rt
able cure Some of the cartons bones ave in The nossess
of the proprietor fbe Cadmium yru and NAV be seen
at any time. ~ 80 e' ~ 80
Other certificates may be seen at the store oft b t
" Each bottle of the genuine medicine hos .,I no.
presenting tho Eagle and Hydra, with my signature.
JACOB ALSEsxGlgT.
c,,. No l03 .irch-Strret, paia0sB,5;a
'"si IN wilmington, by E. Il. V.ayGAlyV, Druggist,
No. a., Market-st,ect
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DRY GOODS, &c.
ORSER vE.

DESERVE.
AT No. IS, Market-Street,
The Subscriber has just rscelped, ana IS "ow
openieg, an ertcnsive pariety Of fresh and
SeusOnabte
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at Wilmington, Delaware, conducted by WILL
AM SKEaER, with the assistance Of accont-
pLishcd female Teachers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-21

~ blNb srSou 60 thn Part u the rorrr
80 VIII dispose OF nv Plantation situated fo rorDfv ~
Amis' near Besilf brGee dint prirli about q
wills AND abcu ~ from M huiond. The n8 if~ w re f,rk
% btpeceS and Aprgmsi Nigcr and bfiseen 900
sna LOU 1ctts,oi winch 40 D. creek SOL low grounIs
situated "h Defp Creek wfhr Trufc ~ mile iunc
Of toll corn per snfln.
Tn"e tsiso cotton gin Of 40 ss, Which will pick from
20 SJin wetst "a" conrer dsy. TIE h5usrs consist nf two
story dwenE house kitchen, smoke hose dry ice bote
Nc together wti eadtn newly enpaltd and never fl,g
"fpOk runn5 through u'e middle ,f II uunrcc.tarv H.
say more, al presumej hai those wisbn- viii
hfsi view We preaes ii n5t s3I s CO. so % Serie
next e. viii then ,sfiteiy be- exg11c1 public sle Oh M 81,
'he ue-tH duioFrher with aii NY sfr af cows 1~s ,s
et"r q" srry dri'runm isnttoo ut. n.r &C. 1srs oae
MAO cash, ara tif naanre 20 orf two furte years
Arro.t ~. e1 az"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-21

8 ace in Ear, but there has been ...ano
Tor Turpeniife, and 5000 brls. have been disposed
or chiefly at l2s Cd per cwt. Indigo has be
come rather dull, aud the sales limited; this
week they comprise only 20 seIoons Caracas at o.
81 TO 10. per 10.
The new proposition brought forward by Mr..
tanning on the 9th inst for the release of all Fo-
reign Grain in bond. that shall arrive on OF
before the lst July next, a, the rate of duties
10 specified in the rejected Bill, has produced re-
action in the prices of Foreign Grain to AN extent
nearly equal to the late advance, and the trade has
oecone very inactive even at this reduction. The
demand Tor Indian Corn IL very much abated, and
ihe arrival OF two three csrgoes during the week
has reduced 1t in value q. TO 81 per quarter. Pric-
es OF bonded Wheat and Barley have advanced Ri
10 81 per busbel, but there is no change in The
iue OF Flour under lock. The quantities of bonded
Corn IN this port are estimated to be follows:
Wheat 900 qrs. Barley $4,000 qrs; Beans
as'oUo qrs; Peas 1900 qrs.; Rye 5000 qrs.;
Flour $4,000 bbls. There is not much doing as
present IN Beef or Pork; and Irish Butter, in
sequence OF the supply OF fresh in The country ts
ing rather plentiful, has become difficult TO
sell, and ls again lower.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-21
THE SCHOOL,

nv house will open ssan the Grst day Of October
Tue oianehes Of English Edueation usually taught Ia
lie attended where
si.a Lan tienoh ani Geometry The pupils wa also ne
'ueei az Natural Philosophy and the Globe,
nr subscriber assures all p.sOns who may frei dcpo.ed
pace ner children IA h family that they will CAREFUL
"Ie'e,I VA whatever Is undertaken, sud pobl
tsutydh by aud edae~ied IN such principles with the bic
my 'i-sstn wall h them too usefulness aud happiness
"e eseHl h ani r that state OF perfect happn. beea
t, io winch sIhe duty Of all parents and iesehes Of
you"s 10 use All The means their prepanr
Those committed care. rhe Session will continue
Tie hf' vi October u the 6 OF August aud all new Soho
cue rug at uiai tame viii I've expected remain "a.
9ct9iatc year. The terms Ot bnaid aud tuition
Ire' suh twenty i've dollars bali paid aud a
"a al Al the end 81 The Session with sdditivL VI
Las i"f each SeAos' "Ao learns suDre,ry
PHILIP NELSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-21

IL . well known that Gov 6oar Secretary of Var M,
hern S.t to Cur SPRING tins that we We're
pleased with hun Although aware that the CO.
vernon ftst gate inuch the SUBJECT of the
question As bee nian IN his high station. aud although we
we're aware oi The osTaty with which he out h news
papers {" our citizens did suppose that b verv anna
ole old gentleman would descend distribute With lis own
M ia We, however, find mistaken lar We
have the fast from the mouth Of gentleman 10 whom NJ
cred one OF the pamphlet We utciuute ob,eve tina. The Sc
oretay' papers si'i come anrionuanr he r
turn :" the city ot Warrington appears fl lin tins taI
'tandng all the b'asted tcurty Of the administration fk
Penn'ygaua however hopeless may be, object worth
cOu;tndins TOR tBs4fsyd ca