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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
70 Rent,

- The House lately occupied by Joseph
Tim cooper, on Ramsay's wharf, the stand isequal
aSE 4, any in town for a small business. and well
Ax2 calculated to accommodate small family
Forterns, which will be moderate, aPplyto
oct Is R. T RAMSAY & Co..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
Mouse Of Entertainment.

AOuSO Va AhtOA euAAhSAVs
- The undersigned begs leave to in
1I n form his friends and the public generally,
Nh that he will move the first day Of April
next, about four hundred yards west of
the Court House, the Little River Turnpike Road,
to the House late the residence of
where he will open House Of
Private Entertainment,
for the accommodation of Travellers & others. Those
who may favor him with their custom, will find every
thing in goodorder. and Of the best quality; good and
we'll furnished Stables, and faithful Ostlers The
House and situation is very comfortable, than
any other in this part of the country, and will be
ductedin gentee manner, and on the most reasona-
BILE terms. Heis impelled by sense of gratitude to
express his Acknowledgements to his friends and Gus
TONER'S forther liberal support for the last nine or ten
years. and from of duty to solicit continuance
so long as he shall merit it.
JOHN BRONAUGH.
Fairfax Court House, Va. March7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
Hearings & Shaa.

~Dn BARRELS No. Gross Herrngs-1O0 do do.
GOU Nett Herrings-2o. do. do. No. Shad-for
sale by LINDSAY HILL O 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29
BensGeAd for Sale.

This valuable Estate, containing He4aa
rRt15OO Acres of Land, is situated in S23f
z g Charles county, near the line which W.
divides IL from Prince George. -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-29

HAS Just received and offers for sale at the most re
III duced prices, well selected assortment of 81
tish. French. German, Irish, Scotch and Domestic
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15

country. He brought with him 1900 Mainotes. |
The number Of the Greeks, at this time assembled
in Attica, amounted to more than 5000 men, and
Kioutah Seraskier of the Turkish army, had near
ly 5000 soldiers but there was remarkable diff
ference in the two armies. The Turks. who were
beaten at the Piracus, on the 10th February and
who returned to Athens on the 9th or 18th OF the
same month, had lost their courage ; their proyl-
sons we're also short, and they were con?elled to
act in order to get out Of the difficulties Of their
situation. The Greeks. who expected no further
|relniorcenents, wished for nothing else but third
decisive action, and moment favourable to their
wishes failed not to present itself On the I'd March
la part of the troops Of Redschid Pacha directed
their march towards Mount Pentelicus, in order to
retreat into Bocota the Greeks had quilted their
camps at Eeusis, and advanced as far CephIsus.
Having from that station noticed the retreat OF the
enemy they fell on their the Turkish cavalry
which the Seraskier commanded 10 person rallied,
and withsood the attack of the Greeks for hours.
I}edschid Pacha showed in this affair great ability
| a party from the Ionian lsles commanded by Eun-
lorphopeulo, and some Manotes, having recognised
the Pacba. made two attempts to reach him. but they
were Fepused at length the Turks retired towards
the hill of Brssos. During the night nothing was
heard but the enemy's cannon, and musket shots
| from every quarter. On the Sd, very early, the
Greeks hemmed in the enemy very closely the
Turks kept their position until one in the afternoon
when, favoured by the dense smoke which covered
all the country round, they directed their march
nOrthward, and succeeded in making their way.
The number of the killed and voundedis not yet as
certained great many Greeks are wounded. Al
to the Turks. it is presumed that one third of tn,
army of Redschid remains on the field of battles
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
FOREIGN.
BosroN, June 9.
LATEST FROM GREECE.


We have received from Smyrna our files Of the
Oriental Spectators to March SO.
EEIsA. March 90.
The IIydrio.es have sent a deputation to Lord
Cochrane, To present TO him the following address !:
Most lllustrous-For long time nothing has
been SO much desired by our marine population, as
your arrival This event has been the object of their
prayers to hcever.
You may therefore possibly imagine the Joy which
the appearance of the vessels which brought you.
spread among us. The sight Of them renewed the
hope, within US, that our prayers were about to be
granted, and This we owe to the intervention of
fellow citizen Orlando.
We hasten then to send our admiral Geo Stach-
touri. and Captains Glony and George Nenga, to
present to you the respects of sland and to an
nounce to you our Joy, and our Impotence to see
our little navy organized under your orders, and led
to new victories which we hope will strengthen the
independence AMI liberty Of Greece.
Accept, most illustrious, the professions of our
profound respect.
Hydra, March IL, 1897.
To the most illustrious Lord Cochrane.
Grand Admiral Greece. Admiral of
the auxiliary forces Of the State.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15

We find the following renark as to one Of the U.
States senators from the state of Illinois, in the l
nois Gazette:
Mr.. Kane went into the senate the avowed friend
of internal improvement &c. but there he found it
10 his interest or at least it suited his inclination to
follow fugleman Of higher order. Mr.. Van Blu
rcn wheeled him to the right about, and he became
the enemy Of the Administration. The gentleman
whom Mr.. X. SO cunningy decoyed out ofthe state
previous to his own election, and who, no doubt
would have got the place. had he remained, could
not have been drilled in this manner: he was made
OF sterner stuff.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15

|tienf1cmrn: have seen one of the proclamat,ons
j forth at Nashville, by the committee OF thirty
|ght appointed to reiute the ISLANDERS against
lneral jackson. If his proclamation has the same
|fect on the mind Of every reader, that II has had
! my own, Its publication will prove unfortunate
r the general. i has fully convinced me that the
lost important charges against him are well founded.
has been accused OF receiving his salary, rauois
Era rdtions, major general, IN active service,
Then he was in fact on his farm, at Nashville, max
Is money by raising cotton; having no servants but
Is own slaves, nor ratons or subsistence but the
rops of his own farm, no fuel but his own wood;
. rent hut for his own house; 40 forage, but Tor
is own farm or pleasure horses. The accusation
made in the Cincinnati Gazette, extended the
ne from 1916 down to 1921.
| Now what does the Nashville committee say on
ne subject why, they simply assert that the
General was away from home in the public service,
urhg some part of the years 1916 and 1917; but
Aep san not 7uorl about three or four subsequent
ears Is not this tact admission Of the truth OF
ne accusation so far as it relates to those years
In 1915, the General received S7,364 90; and
IA 1919, 28,1oa 81, of the public money
The Committee say not word Of another accu
ation connected with the foregoing viz. that Gen
raj jackson made the United States pay 1851 q
for Transporting his baggage in 1919, when he wa
Fepators. and to Newly York, to challenge Genera
s,aa.. In this year, he travelled no where IN thu
public service, anil yet he charged more than don
ale what he did for transportation during the wv
Years 1911 and 1915, in which he wentto New or
leans, Washington City, &c. The charge for thes
two years was S2b2 80.
The amount charged by the General in l8l
was for the subsistence and rations consumed D
him at his own house S2,1a6 90! For pay OF tn
servants, on his own farm S240 90. For the 100
oflhose servants S.e2 so. For clothing his slave
$40 IS. For rent of his own house 400 dollar
For hurninsh his own wood, in his own house, l62
,ur feeding his own horses at his ownfarm S672 o.
In 1890. the General made out bill for and WI
paid all his charges above, together with the sa
airy ola Major General. He was employed fe
lays during the year to make treaty with tt
Chickasaw Indians. For this he made On ert'
large, Of all his eXpences, and dollars per da
for his tmel Sothat about $1,000 90 charged IL
salary, rations, servants, rent, sc. was receive
without the rendering Of any services.
Such are the facts, which result from the attem
to defend General Jackson, against charges, whit
were brought to lgbtin consequence OF the abortl'
effort made, to fix the charge of unprecedented !
lewances on the administration, in the payment
aboutS 900 90 to Mr. King. A DEMOCRAT.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15

The Charleston Is. C.) City Gazette, speaking
| the proprlety of gen. Jacksons being elected to
Ne presidency, says
/ How is il that we have been so much surprised
certain late proceedings in Maryland, Pennsylva-
n, and elsewhere? .liutiny IS fast trauelng south
bd the disgfscted 10 an assuming party are Begin
no to speoa on their sentiments. Those who, I'M
kr the pretence of promoting the popular will,
I've been seduious in theft endeaYors to blind and
ccive the popular judgment, are beginning to feel
poon!ar indignation, and to be sensible OF d truth
n they should sooner have known that there is
II, much sood sense Among the body of the people
arrc. to suffer then, long to he the dupes of any
t.tences whatever. That good sense has long sus-
kctcd, and is beginning utterly to dstrust the idle
kamors Which have been propagatcd against the ad-
nlsraiioI--and iooks,ln vain for their confirma-
the personal characters, or me GiciuR conduct y
! JM l.bo compose It.
Toauor'ant Tgu Decision The National Gazette
Riblishes an able opinion Of tho Supreme Court OF
he United States, on the law Of Maryland, mpos-
u tax upon foreign merchandise. It also has
barring upon the law of Pennsylvania, which has
heated considerable excitement. The law OF Mary
Ind enacts that all importers OF foreign articles,
h. and other persons selling the same by whole
Bile. BALE. &c. " snail. Deioie ,ney d,C auliofle-
/ TO sell, take out license" &c. The law of
|Annsvlvana requires license to be taken for ven
! nv foreign merchandise. .sby every person who
Ial deal in the selling of any goods &c. j" except
eli as are sold by the importer thereof in the orr
nal cask, case, box, or package, wherein the same
! all have been imported )" sales made my auc-
bneers and licensed tavern keepers are also ex-
&pted. The case under the MARYLAND law, was
! FRIED up by writ of error from the State courts,
,cre the State law has been sustained, but the SUI
cme Court has reversed the judgment in the Courts
how. and declared the law Of Maryland uncon-
itutional and void. Will not this opinion affect
Connecticut tax law Of 1919 pas also that Of
elawnre. w r Com .4dt.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
TEN Do1IARs REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber, living in Cam
den, Kent County, Delaware. some time IN last april
10Th Instant, SAMUEL FISHER, brotherto Williams
the former about IA, and the latter about 10 years
of age. The above reward will be paid to any per-
son who will apprehend and bring home to me the
aforesaid boys OF fve dollars, for either OF them
but will pay no other charges
DAVID D. LEWIS.
June Ii 1927. lot
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
From tie Piaesuiie. Ohio, Telegraph.

TF0Tt Tite t1cSCWG, CtLo. t0SfHP
A DUorce A short time since, in an adjoining
IVA, happy pair were regularly joined in wedlock
Factions township squire, whose fees totally
|hausted the funds Of the bridegroom. Not many
Tvs, it appears, had elapsed before the parties who
"a been Joined !" till death should them part" be-
line mutually dissatisfied with their lot, and return
TO the Squire with many tales of woe, beseech.
4 him with MI their eloq'ehce to w,,marY them,
(ich he agreed, to do, provided he was previously
lid the sum of three dollars, double the fee Of the
| st ceremony. This sum the bridegroom paid BY
weeks labour on the Squire's farm Then came
ceremony Of parting. The Squire placed
blled the head and the other the tail, while the
uire, with an axe, severed the cat in twain. at tht
me time exclaiming, s.Deathhas now parted your
De couple departed witha firm belief that the per
finance was strictly legal, and have not lived to
thcr since.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
BRITISH WEST INDIA TRADE.

In the last Herald, the petition of the Chamber OF
Commerce Of St. Johns, N. Brunswick, is published.
1T shews the fact that nothing less than the total
prohibition of American supplies by American yes
|sels through the neutral Islands TO feed the British
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15

UNION HARMONIC SOCIETY,
VIII meet at the College on Monday Evenings, al
8 o'clock, precisely, until further notice.
Jane l2, 1927.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-23
MEDICAL NOTICE,

vTvHE Subscriber Docron MtnielNt I'LL ,,..4..
i CHEMIST, respectfully informs tnc inrs .sl, tl
a,en Of Wilmington and us sciints, ~, TN. H.
mpnced to prepare Medicine, in MAlEi.i SIbtqr
Wilmington, Delaware, in the house oppesue III Ar,,
Hoobes q Co's Lumber Yard-aherc he prepares Nc ~
mr. Medicines: The Sui phate of Qunine. Tbsm,T
cine contains the principle Of the pel,a Bark an,
ahen properly prepared Is the best medicine as yet ds
covered for the Of Agnes, emen, aud lne nIten,
Fevers lie also prepares Belsamic Restorative for dis
eases Of the Breast and Lungs. Pulmonary Consumpons
phthsic; and medicine which will efiecualy cure The
mos distressing Headache, matter how long its cunr
uahce may be- He also cures the 1oothache in a few
minutes, without making use OF any OF the coirUdng acids
or red hoi iron, plugging the teeth with gold leaf d,
sheet lead The medicine he makes use of will preserve
the teeth for years iieprepares Tooth Powder that win
wten the teeth, be they ever SO black from taking NEIL
cine or any other DR. +. prepares Eye Water
that will remove all infammaons from the eyes | have
cured numbers from the rheumatism and some of them
crippes for years from i Names or signatures do not
retre as see it is much the with qackery
From my practice of medicine and my experience and
knowledge of chemistry, ! am able to extract medicinal
virtues contained il animals vegetables and minerals and
can apply them for the different diseases the constitutions
of people may wan, them Persons afflicted with Cancers
| if they make timely application, can be cured.
There is medicine sold b, the name Of S,yam's Pana
cea which did not hear OF until saw Nj Swaiu's adyer.
iiaement, few weeks past. then called some Of
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke 10
them respecting the Panacea, and informed them that
| bad the authors works aho invented the medicine and
discovered is efT in the OF certain diseases All
the gentlemea spoke 10 on the subject SAIL they were
certain Mr. Swain vas not the inventor Of the me.
cine Tie that invested the paracea one Uf The
creates chemists that Europe ,odced ands dead
TIVE hunred ,ear and his wrt rs difficult To be had,
That Mr. SWAIN has OF some par. Il his aoiks, some
person ave him rvcep from The work, have 10 doubt
Of. nave ucpafeil cheIca and real preparation
Of HE pANACEA, ah,c Mll sill a. dollar per bot.
tie by the ,inzen, and one dollar and fifty cents single
i y Y j rpaes Wash for ta La,fes which removes
all spots, Eptoss and Iot,ei from the face and hands,
AM clears and btaetiie t4e skin. IL also prepares
Save tiat wi take Cons bs lie roots from tile oes
aud not gave tie iras, seusa',an OF ntn
Lad es Or Gent'emet O atll cted with disease
thai is cArahle II t,ev ear, call on me- shall be
ATTENDED wits the s,rices puuctf aitv
JAS. ptfR ELL, NJ. ID. & u G.
! Wilmington, Del, Juy u, 1926. 706n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-23
No NICE.

ANiE Copartnesi,a, hetetoire Alstng unde tile h,n
4 d hersn Y 1rdven mas Gay, oy mutual .t
en- iissois d.-Aa persons ipdea Ell said al
lies'ed 10 make pay ncet Or bctoie tae ms Gay
febrirv nexl, AS 1t the eXpra onh IT sd!d all hc a.
.iaAs val be placed 10 ne han,is Of ~ It III q
rose aSns claims il presen t4cm Gro. 81 ksRsStn
,hu is d4ls auhorl1ed % setie tie L 10.
IaOMAS GRANEN,
GEj ". kARS >ER
Oelawave City, December IS - 9 lll7
y. lhe sab'cribei bess cave 70 tenrn hs 8 cere
ainks, TO ms tris ds and public il gt6tf., 10 e.
beiai nalto age taWa'd HE firm of Kasuf g Crutpn
"a Nj ec ny Ssltc 4 inuauce III e aiir, y If.
10 -tana, where ne II Ill atit u ke, con. Ai N
I'D ~ gene,a a.sarmtn af Dr., noods tiocer,es
q rs lard ipH"~, Coca \ q Icy s Wtre-Drlss,M "
q :, HTS 30 s,Naoas, tady Cptnpg, add
s q nls tle alrc shatyk pit i, Goun rs stores
y winch Il AZ .oi los ~ cash or cuantty lru
~ and he tia' m'elt, from Is k,aWledge Of b..
s., 5ehel with Garcia aud utenttp4, T. tr 1.
goo @l Of his customers q ner,t ,air ot p.toc
aroHige. 6E1 KARSSER
Deeenher u, 1926 hts efM nm tx = 6
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-23
100000 DOLLARS.
The Uetamare Fire Insurance Companu,

&CDitauRA LDby the Legislature nf The sta'e1i Dra.
II ware, MIN capital ol one Hundred tho sand dollars
IN. + es!eht ail Directors Low receiving appca.
tions Insurance, Il e Office No 81 Shipley Street,
between Front ard Second Streets against Loss By Fire
every lescP oi Of hildmgs II general; Merc andne
Snps in ~ IT. and then Caig"es; iousehtld Furniture
= the personal pope, also, ag gai,st loss damage
b INLAND ran pora,cn # goods wares, merchandise and
country produce
ferms of insurance wil be fa orable as any o the
Companies II the Clues OF Philadelphia New York Par
hes assured, may repose the fullest confidence in the
sldis Of rs capital aud that all losses Nil be promptly
adinstta BY tue con pany.
JoaN Monpy is Ag ntto survey property 20 be insured
Tor the Town and vcnty Of New Castle in place G. D.
|, aaey, declined.
Ltsi II EfAys IS Agent T. survey property to be In.
stree. tor the town and vicinity of Elkton.
JoHs CLOAK is Agent 10 survey property to be Insured
tor he town and vicinity OF Smyrna
JosEfs josKs is Agent to survey property 10 be Insured
for the town ui West Che,,er aud vicinity.
Directors
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph l3ails, Vim Chandler,
David Z. Wilson, Joseph Gtubb,
JOSEF Gllin, Robe ri Porter.
M SEAL, President.
ID. BYRNEs, Secretary.
Apr.i ~, 1926. a.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-23
The | nIted States Review
AND LITERARY tfNZE liz.
Contents If "a a. Fat l. tn i4naayE 1897


Con'eats # ~ 4, Fot. /. ~ January, 1927
Re,if7g-y ktoaui lii,,onca Romance Fine
p etns. 'thart9n's Disc use
Liscsfnal Ma re. Italian ,,icsl Poetry Letiei tron
AZ sa-f cen at Got'insen. Unpublished Letter Of .,
Iiai y.
O,igaa 9ortrp-B rs To Rose, brought + ON ~ n
aa, kis, n ~ .i 3, U The tuucn 1922. Nh
ga FFpm th- spa 81 j Nara iieredia
Ns's, y llAte CAaipe a r ctmc
CrhcR NHlces- ii.tel', flafa II tie No her 49,
] ! 5 ~s. R1s HI laics. r e4ae3f i.nl,ley's A
DIS. e ters Tals Aa4ll W.n ~ IA j. II
J"v@ias ptao,opher Bsr' uey al Prac do q a
Ensne y itfr; tai. miss tt,,ary e Cil,a4es
MIS- II story Of G1ira. b oks'. PHI Ret4 k4ei8
i" Le Lee eur ffaacais. The s4r Boys + IL.
No 4.r.
h.etigeac- Sugar COR P"esarvirg F.,t-On tie Tran.
fetepce q 81 fro 5 III Wlter.t i soi5a at en-
ing the Aurora 30 eaisAnt. ican S'a NJ. n4lct,tt
o. Lshio" tsltnption-Novel u nle % Rilnery-p
tes5or y n thtl OF Bologna--E iaUl + letrs AZ
! IlconA o H, OF Wuo1-Pnlt.h Cola-s1lnis-N Nat y
Mnnny-s cnar Bitd--rsac ton IN p,ie,,ipai N ia
CHrostty- -Maya-tism y Petoassipg-s n D. 1 il Il,
noll neaF t."ion-Dsaih Of supposed Wrch. Lrtp
Nr@ bdca'1sis
kiterart d,srtiser.
.Ee Cnited ,toes Re1ie.p and Laerarp r. -.le j
paalshed every nanh Each mimbet ca cans So 3ap,
octao making TWO volumes year rf 480 pages eac
The annual -uh.crif tion rice is fr4 dsHuss
Sn6aef ptol8 recetved at his DEce.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-23
EA.sti so Mills FuR RENT

..A.,,.. Ths snnsciher ~tshrs to let on least
&ss: - 10 term 4 years, the hs and healthy ia IN
fsISS cIs Whefen he res'., ogetter with the nlli,-
TaSAHss'sss sep. az ne "a N consists Of 500 acre )
Of aad, 40 / VII cn good he remainder upland and
Eea' ~ ud }gh stAie ot CULTIVATION. The mills are
and ias MI, IN s9al orae- machinery Al new
aai If the rest kidd THIS ta heen long known TO
be " the Rest and healthy u The S,ate 1t /
stna.s.i II soid a-lghborhoil. Of mile from Nes
Az ne Port De9psi' roai, wth Ne Chrsana runon@
tough t-4ii "d.pa f supply # aaer tor he mills
For ,atcm sppl to lie subscriber the remses OF
to ESocH RoHgRrs, Ailniaston JAMES RAY
New Ark, Dec 4, 1896 1U-t
" 3. 50 q ~ oes Of best npand timothy and white
clover LAY tor sale on the premises ] Il
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-23
sna,, and ialIlc MANDATORY.

fNih 40 roe t4kes tlHs opp rtuhi'y info 4 h,
a4arr Tat ne establ,l nere tdre cond & ed bl
T. ittf, E>l.. t,tether viz ne eco ns con &C !.
,tnt e n,.sr,s Of ha, establishment tom the his d
lMuar 1876 have passed mo his lands ard ma Ie
~ tt ,l,ness ~ All rs b anc e 4, A 9id st4ng
G1rnei ot z nall and Que, aririhe end' .Hret
H,ase, Mhere " VII. nau FAC u, aal tlns. Il pi
al, w #,c.s, iiond md MP ANnLEs, Falefs, lei
~, and B o.pa SOAP Of tie bcs, ,alv
EADCH ROBERrS
H. The higne.t arice gwen for Tallo., Butchers
Fai. and Ft Of every DESCRIPTION.
Win tt5a, Nov. II 1896. 3-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-23
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
A. & III WILSON.

No. los Ma ket Street, Wilmington,
AVE been appointed sole Agents in the State Of Della.
ware, tor the sale Of Or.ags Chemical balm 6f %.
qta, @beh is extracted from found IL HE lis of
Nmefca. lne Balm IS improved IN color, strength and
perfume, and grand capillary vtnes are as tolIoss-
one te, Plce 50 cents, prevents the ar fon falhnL
oh in 40 hors from IT, frst app cation, causes rev
growth 1T ~h'skers in few weeks A bottle price rs
cents, WI not aniy STOP lhe har from falling ui but like
wise - three weeks causes growth appear; and
ne At ~ gives N general good head Of hair young
pefsnn
i p etentsthe hair from turning gray and makes il ri
!raallN. look hrghl aud q ssy, and il iew applca
tons trees il from sctf aud entirely eno,es nervo IS head
tcies
: hy repeated experiments found 70 bear every Of
mate, without tie leasi mi ny o is virtues
zones OF certificates will be show bv he venfers from
Gentlemen "hn after beiNg bald number Of years has.
eccnef gro3th 1T hair.
ho Rhers Characters are supported by His Brtainc
haje,ys Consul, Phaael ha 10 thereto has pefx x,.
us seal and he rval arms Of g eat Braie; also he Mytr
and olher Magistrates Of Philsde pla, who were erso a
acquainted wih he sgners, have certified Their high
fespsc'api y, AM lave likewise prefxed their seals.
Ocober 30, 1895
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-23
LU MBER FOR SAFE.

JOHN iiEMpliiI.'S HAerf ant Lun.5er Yard, in
ne 'ora sn q lining on general sssortmeni Of iam.
yer, well s@itcted suitable for persons for bng =, tor
mechanics; aid large stock Of fer and Gub,us SHIN
LIES are constantly for sale Tie l.re$t terms fr cosL
or the usual csedt - a''
Tile friends and former customers Of the ward and ~
,elc generally inved to call at the ON sr.xn
where their fayors will be thankful, .cknowleaydm H.
Jpn4 1926. t.sem
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-23
NOTICE.

IL persons having demand, ag inst The estate Of JoHS
"a FLEMING, deceased lae al ,iis Bogo gh are re.
qested TO presen them duly sttesetl fn settlement and
AL persons iteb ed to said estate, i'll make IA, me n, o
either OF the Subscribers ALLAN lHOMSON
JAMES GARDNER, Erecutgrs
wilmington, DEL, Stii iah., 1915. l3--2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-23
WANTED.

a TEACHER vino is qualified 10 take Charge Of HE
q Clmtc TIL Acalemy, where :bere ma be from 20
10 NJ eholars obsihed Any Gentleman who can cumr
We re amnended, would receive Immediate encourage.
GiGrcl Iiil' Q,een AIMS County, Maryland,
22Fii Dtc. 1876. l6-tH