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Delaware journal., 1827-12-11
The New-York Morning Courier contains the
following article -

following artlcie =
Europe-lmportant Private Intelligence.
The packet ship York brought letter to an
English gentleman in this city, from which we gath,
er important intelligence with respect to Greek and
Turkish affairs. This letter is from gentleman
in London, occupying responsible official station.
He states that there is an an express agreement
(not on understandings entered into by England
Russia and France, to conquer and partition the
Turkish dominions in Europe and Africa-Constan-
tnople and its dependencies are allotted to Russia
Egypt to England, and the isles of the Mediterra-
mean and some portions of the land ADJOINING tha'
con ia France. The Turk is'to be drove into ASIA
and the Greeks are to have IA government of their
own under the guaranty and protection of the Three
Powers
We are not at liberty. for obvious reasons, to
give names in regard to this information,--we can
only say that it comes from responsible source
through respectable medium
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11

Both Houses of Congress adjourned from We'd
nesday to Monday, when the Committees would be
chosen. by ballot in the senatc--and appointed by
the speakerin the House. No business ofmoment
s'.', transacted on Wednesday and Tuesday last
Delaware journal., 1827-12-11

RoBERr PORTER. Sec' c'etary.
i'ec. 8, 1877.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01

and unmahly attack upon Mrs Jaekson-an at
Jack which would degrade and disgrace any other
source but the one from which it sprngs--sn az
the unhappy occurrences Of The early life of this
amiable and injured lady should be laid before the
public. a statement of the facts in relation to
her expulsion from the house of the former bus
band Roberts, IN keGtucky -bs following of her
to her mothers in this county his reconci,ia-
tioD with, and after dseIiion her, and divorce,
we are informed will be drawn up and .igned by
he committee lately appointed at public meet
Ing here, 4" TO detect and arrest ISLANDERS against
Gen. Jackson, by n publication OF truth SIEVE.
raj members OF this committee, which is composed
OF eighteen of the mort respectable and long re-.
slden' citizens of the county. are pei sonaliy sc-
qusiniei with the facts and circumstances, at o.
tending The deseriion aud divorce of Mrs. jack
-on by her first husband Roberts, and her af:er
marriage with Gen Jackson, none of which have
had the slightest tendency TO cast any impu; alton
upon this amiahe and uno PENDING female -op
, he contrary, che has always been received and
looked upon, cbsste and honorable matron by
HE hrst circles of society. This statement, when
se)E cannot but be all sufficient to pr oduce con-
zen pt Tor the assailsnts and indignation for the
motives which urged them to 8ssal with Islander
an innocen, and unoifending iamae's reputation
The reputation OF woman, whose mildness and
henevocnce kindness and suavity has made
friend OF every Acquaintance the Lady Bounti
inli oil her nsishborhood, never named but will
gratitude and Blessings by all the needy within IL,
| reach of her assistance. IG0zgffe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01
IRON tie kentucky Rspo,tey


The annexed letter OF G-n Stephen Van Renee
lser IS submitted as explanatory Of the celetta,ed
tHitGTd fo6te case, which has figured 20 ia g.ly
IN The public Prints Is we expected, the ar
psafance Ct the billiard table item in the schedule
furnished by 'be Agent appointed to furnish The
articles tor The Presidents house, was without the
knowledge or appreciation of Mr.. Adsin~-tl,at
when u was made known to him. he had it ex
cIuded from The list Of purchase. with the public.
money. This, Gen. Van Rensselaer, saws he l.srnci
ron The president before the Glscasson took place
IN The house st The session before The lac, So
that Mr. Csrson's alarm speech on the su5,ec, vys.
wholly gratuiious. THIS il a small matter. I'm, =,
great stress has BEEN placed upon IT, and effect in
tended 10 be produced by il, tie public should be
correctly informed a. 10 the facts Of the csse The
grenadines sod facts detailed by Gen. Van
Rensselaer,, we have no doubt are correct. and f.,
which II viii be seen, that nat enc cent Of the
peoples money has been paid Tor a billiard table
&c II would be gratifying It as much could be
said Of the members Of Congress WHO have been
50 pfodigai Of the public money, in in,erposiog
Obstacles 10 rbe public business, By making long
speecrts sgsf9ei f5e s.fN1risrss5a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01
ADIurANr GENEaAt,s Odlee.
Redmond. IA gp,u 10. 1921

-. 4ttcHNIOHIf = q UDTu IUt IoE1. }
- EALED proposi will he received this Office, an q
- Thw,dey The 10Th day II My men. fy repsne clean.
~ and packing On Dry, yell sesif.i boxes Containing iwen.
y stands each) ARMS, belonging The state Vgnii,
me anoum II Two Ihpussnd DJlrs The cOns,ior g. ~
i mo bond with urfsRt urity. FOR the fsdhfi retfo
n'ee ~ the contract. the be seen arory
ms cHJ, e any time, application 10 the superintendent end
:" ample supply 81 tter,sis for the repairs vii be fufnhi
"a rraionhle itrgs well tie Of sc niDy building
and n'schintry, winch are IN ftpnir.
Commune th sub viii le endorsed; Prom.
sais Jar rCgaaiag a.,nsp sod sddfer,d 10
BERNARD PEYTON,
IijsfvR CcaVnl.
April o. iIO-u0mf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01
NOTICE.
N.n,f.frrrrn. L.

5fOMJITTEDfo the Ju g! Nelson County, On the tC,b
- day II September last ntgto nsn who call, himself
hh5on and say he rec from Pentsy vana. lie
ts uTce nc"e' high dfk complexion, stout made eye
ldr sn,et than the Other, which not pefceiysbe *
P on sii examination two " hrs fingers have been
MITE crooked lie Haoqu'ntcd in .evrfs pat Of he
y; tesd and very hsndy and can rke l,s,,s. m IN
r'd rolls very we'll The owner requested 20 for.
"Tday ch"sc prove property, rive bond aud security, aod
axe hn awJj Oihctwnt he Wall lie dfat wh according a.
la~ ty5f Nput.av I.;,a,
MAJ I. - -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01

House IF Representatives.. March "a, 1927.
DEAR SIR: received your letter OF this day,
and have To Say IN answer, iha the committee on
the public buildings, OF whirh was chairman a,
the last session. Ia The discharge of their duty,
found IT necessary 10 have an account or schedule
oi the furniture in the President. house, obtained
IN virtue ot previous appropriation by Congress
we had no communication vi it'll tire President, on
The subject; nor do suppose that he had AMI
Rhcw!cdge, either OF villa, applied tor, or what
was inrn'shed u; cur application 10 his private
Secretary, and tie inventory account, a. hand
ca 10 US by him, war annexed our ,erort with
OUT examination by U.S. end both The report and Ia
venory we're ordered @ be printed, neither the one
nor the other having been first read in The house,
me reading having been dispensed with, as Is usual
Ia Cases OF reports OF committees.
Soon after the repor and inventory had been
printed and some days before he discussion arose
IN u, The house on the report, I learned from the
PRESIDENT 'ha The inventory, % lar as il relaie ID
TO the billiard table, &C. was entirely erroneous;
ana that no part 81 the public appropriation he'd
1ee"' or ~0'sfd be oPpiieh to any such purpose.
regret that circumstances prevented me from
making 'h- explanation afterwards when he con
'erHauon on The subject took place In the house:
"'n done 30, II Is probab many rernar K,
n'$ht not have been INDUCED in before the public.
am very respectfully. y our humble .ervapt.
s. VAN RENSSELAER,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01
A.n 81
AnTICE.

D II Persons travelling On The Richmond sud Osbosne,
= Imnpise Road end hn the river The Ferfv Of
We fd company w hereafter hr exempt from tho charge
On sccoupt ~ Road Tgs The company bivne doerun,d
o - demand Of 'uch persons, tie fefrsee for crossing h
r"tr whch !. The .sne a. ,t charged al J - Bridge.
order ~ the Pfesiiem snd Dnectprs.
~ '0 - go y CAfrINrTNw f,.~rs~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01
JAS. CLARK.
air. TIios. Curry.
UynShiH1fnn. L,nrch 2I. 1897.

" UNhiNyFUH, .FIUTch "a, Io@I
SIR: 10 rcpor mad. TO the House of Repre-
sen,atives during h. last session of Congre.s By
the committee expenditures on the public bull
dings, oil when you were chairman, uiention Ii
made OF billiard table tor the Presidents house
a. mncli has been sad respecting in he public
prints. Will you have the goodness to inform me
OF the facts connected with its purchase, out OF
what fund it was pad for, whether public private
and Ut the table pur chas ed with the know ledge
and appreciation oil re President,
have he honor TO be, with great respect, your
ohe'iient -ervant, J. CLARK.
Gen. >. VAN RENSSELAER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01
NOTICE

a IL INC wh" hFve Chains sgiins the estate nf Richard
"a H. Fiayser, dec. Of Hon ,c COUNTY are
'h-n immediately for psysssi; and thoss ,ndeblcd
et"r OF sad fthy'tt a." hetyhy notified to make pay
can ne gwen. WaI cav Al
Nav I. ~ " -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01
Lexington, .Aprd 1, 1927.

Lexington, .aprl 1, 1927.
DEAR SIR: / learned hom you some short
time since in conYeisa ,ion, that you had been in
!oimed from respectable source, that none OF
the public money had ever been actually used IN
the purchase of billiard table for the Presidents
house. As much has been SAID With view te
prejudice the public mind against the President In
regard to this subject, wish, if convenient to you.
particular statement, explaining this Transaction.
as far ~ in your power to give 1t The President
has not used ihe public money, /, Is right that
the people should know il.
NonIs Respectfully.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01
THO. CURRY
Hon. Jas. CLARli.
Uynchrstcr, IN .ap,ii, 1927.

U;nchcStcr, 7h .Fprii, 1927.
DEAR SIR: have thu moment received your
note ut the 4ih instant For answer TO ii, send
you the enclosed copies o: a letter from myself to
Gen. Van Rensselaer,, and his reply TO IT. This is
ali the Information l give the subject
With re-pect, Sc.
las CLARK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01

r, NAsHviLLe. April TO- The EIitor Of the
r,,,,inas Hszette, Charles Hsminond ESQ tbs
IL, ,vonhdsni, end confidential cof,espon
1870 W . .isn'y Clay, has added to the many
J,cr.oa .;a ana propsgsted against Gen.
Tho ,oa,,s :, name has BEEN placed before
@' ''r Frft'frrf I vile
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01
MEUIGLAES, p.
SUPPL: Qmn,ne, French;
Salad GA, Superior;
LiusTed Ori, CJpai Vlfnish;
Wh'e Lead, ground IN Oil;

WhHe Lead ground IN Oil
Medicine Chrst.;
f"' s+'e' one o't above the Man.i,n House. Richmond:
Souhy Ne Giants, Physicians, AID Others can ~ ali
4he', o" supplied with Fiesh Incidence, Paints &c on the
no't reasonable terms. fIIaS Gf,I,uiVn
Mas I, 1857. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01
THOMAS ]. RANDOLPH,
NICHOLAS 4. TRiST,
4 ~ Nbs.fN = lSN f@.r.'r,

Trustees sppn'nted by the will of Thomas JEFF
i"Ison, deceased.
10 i. ). BurJ, M Treasurer of the jefferson
Fund, philadelphia.
he above re. ", al houeh written INN, dis'ely
aliei the receipt of Mr.. Bmd's letter. has not.
owing TO some accidental circumstance been nc.
ceiyed uu:il le'ciy. Denloci ate Pres.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01

Permit me, Gentlemen. to oHe' YOU my conSra-
iuis'ions upon the proceedings recently adopted
by the Legislature of South Car olina for the ben
eli, Of Mr.. Jciierson's family.
When it is considered. what exit aoiiinary and
successful exerons we're made by tia, illu-,rou-
individual, for the Establishment of our National
independence, upon principles, calculated no, on
~ 10 promote Our own happiness, but 10 elicit
the admiration and applause of the y hole civili:.
ell world, ought TO he indifferent to the con-
d:'ion OF his family; to the la-, solemn and az
tcciing appeal made by departed friend and
eenrtsctor 10 his beloved country
May sve not indulge th. hope, that the other
states cf our coni.dcracy will initiate the Il rou-
example of South Cstolna = and that in aidi-
ton To the signal te-iiu ony afforded i, the case Of
liz Fsyeuc, her will b. superal,Ied;-- mani.
testing TO the void, that the stigma of ingraii udc
attempted TO lie cast uron Republics by their enc
m,e-, l. false aud chimetical
/ am, s"n'lemeo. with every sentiment of res
pct and conside'ation, your very obe'lien, rer
want, $. BURD,
Treasurer of The Committee.
Monticello, Jan. 20, 1927
Sir We have 10 acknowledge the receip, Of
yom's OF tie Sih January, treasurer the Com-
niiiee ct Surcrrn,en,.ence appointed by ihc ci,i
zens, o! Philadelphia, covering twenty five hun
bred and seveniy-one dollars and sixty four
cents, " iO' the sole use Eff Mrs. Eandolph,''
daughter OF the late Thomas Jefferson
We avail ourselves of the occnson, 10 ex>
press Tor her, Ia your fellow citizeus, the deep
feelings at gratitude, fer this evidence of their
generosity and their kind reco!lecio of parent,
the memory of w!iDse dome-,ic virtues must ever
form the brightest spot in the vicissiindes of a
vh'mee!ul Iic;- aud if aushi could soo!h the .sd
feeling at Iss,ei for lis Iosr il would be the
sympath'>me coincidence OF hes fellow citizens.
sccep, for yourself our grateful ackroyyl-,,
'nents Tor the partial and nsuering iern,, OF your
letter, ard the warm amtcipaiionS in which you
have been plea-cd to indulge. Very respectfully
,Dit lnt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02

GEORGIA.-Governor Iroup has declined be.
ing candidate for election TO the Office which
he now holds. At meeting Of .'the Republican
members Of the Lesislure,' John Forsyth, now
Representative In Congress, has been nominated
candidate 10 succeed him
Both Houses Of the Legislature Of South Carolina have
nominated Gen. JACKSON for the Presidency, by unani-
He has also been nominated as candidate
office, by the Legislature Of Georgia.
M. .7ngstacci. formerly French Consul at Bal.
timore, and afterwards a. the Havana died lately
on his passage from the latter place to Havre.
A benefit was given at the Philadelphia Theatre on
Saturday night last, in aid of the Greek Fund The clear
gain was nearly five hundred dollars.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02

FINHE Farm where Thomas Prettyman resides about
Il 240 acres OF clear land.
The Farm where William Rstlf resides about 1850
of clear land and about 100 acres OF Marsh part of
which simproved.
The Farm adjoining the last mentioned Farm on which
William Smith resides about ECO acres OF clear land. All
situated in ST. Georges Hundred.
KENSEY JOHNS.
Newcastle, JAN l, 1877. 16-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02

At meeting of the Board Of Managers of The
AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY at Washing
ton. December 14th, 1896, il was
Resolved Tha, the annual Meeting Of this Soci-
ety shall be held in this city. the second Saturday
in January at eleven O'Clock; and that this be an
nounced in the public papers.
RESOLVED, That the Auxiliary Societies be re-
ouested to send delegates 10 the annual Meeting, and
that the friends TO our cause generally, be invited to
attend
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02

Liberia.-A vessel is about to sail from Balti-
more (and will touch at Norfolk,) Tor Liberia, and
will take out many emgrsnts as her burthen will
allow her to receive. This is excellent opporlu
nifty to communicate with the American Colony in
Africa, and those who wish to DO so, should lose no
time in forwarding their letters 10 the Society's or,
hce in Washington city.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02
At Philadelphia, on Saturd,

The Legislature Of this State to-day, Dover
We shall endeavor lay the Governors Message before
our readers on Friday
As paper is printed in Dover, must again solicit
endsn that place keep advised of the
ngs of the Assembly. Their services in this way will be
gratefully remembered.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02
DRAINING.

The drawing Of the Delasrar. State Lottery 5h Case
will take place at Ny Castle Del three o'clock on the
afternoon of Wednesday the Sd day Of January, 1927
Jan. /, 1927. A. MrNTYRE. shdndeers
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02

|,he House. as the only me ans effecual!y to rcpel
This premsdi,stcd attack TO PROSTATE me, by de-
stroying forever my character.
]. G, CALHOUN,
Vice President Of the United States.
WAsHrNcroN 29h Dec. 1896.
The letter having been read-Mr. Floyd moved
that the communication Of the Vice President be
referred to Select Committee.
The question being put on Mr.. Floyds motion,
il was agreed to, with scarcely dissenting voice.
A Committee Of seven Members was ordered.
The House adjourned to Tuesday next
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02

MARRIED-ln Milton, Del, by he Rev Daniel Jester,
Capt. MlERS DARBY to the aniable Miss AMELIA DUT.
TON both of that place.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02

The Dialogue on the first page, contains great
deal OF truth, and is worthy of general attention.
Read II, and show it to your neiehbors. We hope
it may convert some Of the borrowers of news
papers, into subscribers. Whilst on this subject.
We will give for the benefit of the latter class oil
persons, receipt to pay for newspaper. IT'S an
excellent one--is comprised in few wsrds--easily
comprehended-and as easily followed. Here il
is:-PAY IN ADVANCE. From those who
follow this rule, we never hear complaints that they
cannot afford to take newspaper-that the expense
is loo grcat-the times too hard, SC.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02

The Committee appointed in the House of Re.
representatives. on the Vice Presidents application for
an investigation of his conduct while Secretary Of
War, consists Of Mr.. Floyd, Of Virginia, Mr..
Wright, of Ohio, Mr. Williams of North Carroll
ma, Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, Mr.. Clarke, of Ken.
lucky. Mr.. IngersoU. of Connecticut, and Mr..
Sprague, Of Maine.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02

PRICES CURRENT AT BRANDYwISE MILLS JAN I.
FLouR, superine, per Dbl. IS IL IS rs
Middlings, do. 90 8 SO
WHEAT, white per Go Id. Io2
DO. red, do. 90
CoRS, yellow, per 81 ID. So
Do. do on the cob SIS
Kiln-dried Corn Meal, per hid. Ia SO Is 90
DO. do per Dbl. -3 90 8 10
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02

tapt. nenOen bateS
John T Brookes
Lydia Barnes
Thomas Brown
C.
George Copeland
John Clayton
Stephen Churnsitie
Lydia Nj. CLARK 2
George Celler
Thomas Chalfant 2
William Connell
William Clark
Joseph Chandler
Samuel Connelv
Marcus Z. Capclle
Elizabeth Grow
Mary Close
Esther Campbell
Sidney Chandler
Abigail Chandler 2
John Cannon
Ann Cooper
John Is Cannon
Iiebecca Course
John Crcvat
Bernard Casgiove 2
Carr & TAYLOR
Elizabeth Cooper
James j. Cooper
Robert Chadwick
John Cox Jin'r.
Charloter Cheatlcn
Abigail III. Chandler
Elizabeth Chandler
James Cloud
William Chandler
Benjamin Day
John Donaldson
Andrew Devcr
Sarah DickensDn 2
WIN l.. Day
James Donagliy
Junius G.. Dunbibin
Leah Davis
Andrew Dain
Amy Dixon
Isaac Dixon
Mary Ann Deney
T.
Rebecca s. Estlack
Samuel Ersklne
Ellen Eaton
Lieut.. David Easton
Fanney Finley
John Elliott Esq.
Editor of Delaware
Spencer ID. Ewes
Il
Charles l'erat
Henry finegan
William Foote
Margaret Fitzpatrick
C.
Ann Grimes
Henry Grimes
T. Gregg
James W. Gilcerist
Martha Goodwin
Abraham Graf
Dr. VIM. Gibbons 2
Agness Carrie
DR.. Juan Giansple
Mary Graham
Robert Hilton
Eliza Hatfield
Eliza Howard 2
William Hill
George Hays 2
Mr.. Huston
John Holt
Sarah Harvey
John Henry
Samuel & Gideon IIuttol
Richard Henry
benjamin Hartley
Mary Hood
James NJ. Ililford 2
La,itia Hartley
Maria Higgins
Joseph Hayes
Jacob Harmon
Thomas Hyde Q
William fieztlicote
Isaac & George Harlan
Charles Hartman
Joel Hartford
Allmcry iiamblen
John c. huntington
A. r. Hanlun
Jacob Hill
1871
Edward Inskip 5
Sarah Ann Jack ,
MIR. Jcndell
Ann ID. Jones
Letitia Jackson
Thomas Johnson
John l. johnson
Thomas Jackson
S. Johnson
Ann I,ins
Samuel jenkins
William w. johnson
George Jackson 2
Ann Johns
John Jeyeut
Stephen Joy
X
Jacob Kirk
Robert Keddy Q
Mrs Kebler or Mrs. Nor
Mr.. Kirk
Ann kirkpatrick
Joel King
Sarah kazcy
Augustus IL. kraulb 9
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02

James Mullen
William Morgan
James Middlebrook
James C Mansfield
Nj. II. Morris
Julian Megill
Louisa Mount
Ruthey Mural
Mes.
John McCabe
MIR. McGroeriy
Simon McKindley
James McFadgen Jr.
James McDevitt
James McGee
Ann McCxlwain
Darkley McKcnna
Elizabeth Mclean
James McGourty
NJ
Jesse Nixon
Francis O'Daniel
Rachel O'Daniel 2
David Our
=
James Pollock
Rev. l. II Peckworth
Thomas Powell
John Parry 2
!. Person
Florrella Potter
Mary peckworth
Elisha Phipps
Elizabeth Pugh
Elizabeth Physic
Adr;ana Physic )
Harvey Phillips
Silas Fierce
Capt. d. Plumber
Erby Pearce
Edmund Physic
Jonathan Pierson
William Petit
John Poulson
II
Catherine Robinson
Henry Rudy
Daniel Robinson
Ceaser Rodney
Richard Richards
Joseph Roop
Lydia Rawson
Thomas Robertson
Mary Robinson
Pierson Reading
Peter Rourke
Ann Richards
James Richcy
Richard Reynolds
Moria Rakin
Joseph Stidham 2
Samuel Sellers
Porter Stroad
Captain Scout
James Stilley
John Sepicr
John Smissin
IRVING Smith
Moore Seeley
Sarah Ann Smith
Samuel Schidle
Rcbccca Smylh
Lawrence Sheridan
James Smith
Richard Smith
Miss Souchc
Fanny Stimonth
Solomon Stewart
THONGS Smith
William Sellers
Thomas Stephens 2
Robert Sanders
Thomas & J. Simmons
Penrose Stidham
Mary Jane Stuart
r.
Martha Trainer
Cynthia 1'oppin
Mary Ann Thomas
Thomas Turner
Madame Tranchant
Monster 'Tranchant
Abel j. Thomas
John Taylor
Rebecca Thompson
Daniel Thornton
Richard 'ropham
James B. Thomas
Jane Todd
William 'l'orbert Jun'r.
Isaac Turner
John 1'rever
Lettea Thompson
Eliza Taylor
Emor Taylor
Rachel f. Vance
W
Capt. David Watkins 2
John Whi,elock
Thomas Walker
Mary Walmsley
Thomas Walten
Mary L. Warner
John Wagner
Mary Walters
Silas Warner
Woolsey NAPLES
Noah Walcolt
Ann White
Martha Wilcox
Samuel Wilson
Capt. John Ward
Charles Woolf
Hannah Woodward
Jesse Wilson
Elizabeth Walker
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
A. RoIfiynro m Friday


Cotton, Louisiana, &c. II ID; Georgia Upland, 10 a
III Feathers. 80 80; Faxseed 100 l10 Flour sup.
4,87a 5Co Corn, SO So Wheat. los a 1l2; Rye,
75 Barley, Eastern, % 125 do. country, 80 100
Oats, 40; Hops, 90.
At Philadelphia. on Saturday.
Flour, $685. Rye, 4,25; Corn Meal, 3,00 do. in hid
100; Wheat, 100 ,03; Rye, 80 49, Corn, &C 7oi
Oats al q 46.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-01-02
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Thomas Young
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