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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-10

When the Winch article appeared we for
bore even republication of il for several DAYS.
We were anxious in the first instance to have some
exposition from Mr.. Tyler or his friends upon
this question: and if possible, the letter itself to
Mr.. Clay laid before the world. But we could
no longer reconcile it TO sense Of duty 10 pre-
serve silence upon Transaction, which had be
come subject of deep interest in the public pa
pers and in private circles in rspublishing the
article, we scarcely d d more than express Our
opinion of the propriey Of Nr. rs publishing he
letter. The events which followed are known TO
our readers; the communication of D. the
statement Of MIR Tyler HIMSELF the few structures
which we gave to them III which we reiterated
lOur opinion as 10 the publication Of The letter.
We also stated, that though the maiorit, Of
the State az the time Of the Election, was belle,
ed 10 prefer Mr. Adams TO Gen. Jackson, vet
that they did not approve of the whole of Mr..
Clay's course--and IN This respect, the Governor
certainly differed from tie Of bis fellow 81 j.
zens. In his Dinner A1lfess, be seems again 20
fall into ,he error, that was bis approval OF VIZ.
Clay's vote for Mr.. Adams which constituted The
objection 10 the letter. For, he says. - greed
with Mr.. Clay IL his choice Of Mr.. Adams All.
here lies Tie treason And then goes on to say.
tbat nns-tenihs Of The people Of Virginia agreed
with him. But this is not The point II was Mr..
Clay's accepting the Department Of State from
MIR Adams, whom he had previously made Pres
den.. which constituted the great objection 10 MIR
Clay's COURSE Mr.. Il. approved OF this too: for,
his letter, as we understand. was shoH the
25th March. - Mr. T. says il was fen dams
after the late Presidential Election" He might
! rather have said, a feD days after Mr.. Clay 3
promotion. IL was this promotion at the hands OF
his former opponent and recent pIoiegee, which
Mr. T.. also approved, and which near nine tenihs
OF the People Of Virginia did disappyOve.
IL any remarks which we made upon this point,
or upon The publication Of The letter itself, were
calculated to sting Mr.. T., we could not well
help IL. Yet our moderation was more CEN
sursd by Mr.. rs opponents, than approved by BIZ
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY, AUGUST "A, 1927

81 From George own, by B'idge Bra CHI. or Bridge
'e, New Market and Federalsburgh, to Cambridge once
week, 81 miles
Leave Georgetown every Tuesday a, M and arrive
at Cambridge on Wednesday, by II IN.
leave Cambridge every Wednesday a, p ~ and arrive
at Georgetown on Thursday BY 6 pm
~ From Georgeown, by M,llsboro,' Dagsboro,' ST.
Martins Berlin, Poplarown. S. oNhl, IIorntuwn, Va.
Modesttown Accomac C. Onancpcke, Pngoteague, and
Franktown, TO Eastyiic, week. 1870 miles, stages
Leave Georgetown every Monday at N, and arrive at
Snowfall same day by and arrive al Easylle on We'd
nestay by 6pm
Leave Easvillc every Thursday at NJ arrive a, Snow
MI on Friday BY 6 and arrive Georgetown Satur
dav by SPIN
Gu From Norfolk to Eastve, once week.
Leave Norflk every Wednesday and arrive at
Eas,ville same day by pm.
Leave Eas'vlle Thursday at aud arrive at
Norfolk same day by win and weather pc hitting
OIL. From Chrsa 10 Newark, twice a week, 4 miles
Leave Christana every Tuesday and Thursday al II
and arrive at Newark by noon.
Leave Newark at and arrive Christiana by M
July 81, 1877 75-w12t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14
in DELAW.A ARE.

In DELLA y AXE.
a. From Wilmington, by Newcastle, 81 George, Cant
Wells Bridge smyrna, Dover, Camden, Canterbury
Freder,oa Milford AMI Milton 70 Georsetowh, three
times week, rs i,'les. II -.
Leave Wilmington every Moalay, "Wednesday, and fr-
da a, noon aud arrive Gcurgeto@n the next days ~
Leave t;eo,geown every Tuesday, Thursday and sa'ur
day. and arrive Al Wllml gton me mex Ne"nes
dav, Friday, and Monday BY 10 an
81 From 81 Georges, BY Delaware Guy % rof feh''
twice week. 9 miles. 49,
Leave St Georges every Tuesday and ih'fsuay' q
i nj and al rive at Port Penn same by IL a NJ -
Leave there the same days hl p ~ and arrive AZ 81
Georges days IVY ~
81. From Wilmington 70 NEWCASTLE . '',hes w.es
Leave Wilmington every day keep ouhaas a. 4 "'""
arrive at Newcastle by 2 m. a
Leave Ne.castie every day except Sunday at ~ and
arrive Wilmington same ''ay by yam 49,.
So From Milton to Le@istoen, tsice wees
Leave Milton every TUESDAY and Thnrsda, at !" ana
arrive at Lewis;own sane days by Pr
Leave Lewis,own every TUESDAY aea ihatsua, az !"
and arrive Ut Milton same days by > pm ,c
50 From SMYRNA b, Kenton, Wilmington, ana sau
dler's 4 Roads, 10 Church Hill, once week.
Leave SMYRNA every Thursday al . a N anu a'f"e -
Church Hill same Aay b. pm
.ea. Church Hill every Friday at m and arrive al
smyrna day BY 6p M. .. ,,aa
54 From Wilmington, by Mid1lenwn, warwick, iieao
Of assaras Savin on or Cecil 4 Roads sassairas Ge'gv
town "A Reads Chares,nwn, Chester,own, Church fil,
Head Of Chester Cenrevilc, and Wye Mills, 10 haso
Leave Wilmington every Monday Wednesday, and FRI
day at D IN and arrive Eas,nn next days by ~.
Leave Easton every Tuesday Thursday ara SATURDAY
at4n m and arrive at Wilmington next days by IL ~
S. From ChrIstiana by New Ark strlckersvile' NH
hl,sylle New London y Roads, kisseiyilie, Ahulcw
Bridge S,rasburgb, and Bart, 10 Lancaster once "eee
81 miles. II, .-;ra =,
Leave Chrisana every Tuesday al Q a ~ anu a't'se =
lancaster the next day by ~ ~ M, .;,a =,
Leave Lancaster every w, dnesday az ~ aa A''s
Christiana on Thursday by Pm. -,
S. From ceorgeown, by lsroadk'' 70 Lcwistown'ohce
week, 20 miles. ;y. :.
Leave Georreown every Saturday at q N and arrive
lewistown by II am. ~ ,;,o !,
Leave Lewisown every Saturday at ? ~ and arrive
Georgetown by s p M ,,, y. c.,s
bury, a week, 90 miles. rr;v,
Leave Georgetown every Thursday at a NJ and a'1'V'
At Salisbury BY 4pm ra !,
Leave Salisbury every Friday ats n ard arrive
Georgetown by Apm.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14
A CARD.

O. X LYON, NJ u dentist, from N. York, respectfully
-. rivcs ~ tice to the citizens Of Wilmington aud IT'S
vicinity tha, he has commenced The practice Of his prots
SION az Mrs Uiaons 1877, Marketst, where he viii re-
main four weeks
Dr. l.. will endeavor to conduct his practice on such
principles Of candor and beraly to merit general pat
ranase. .
Ladies will be attended at their places of residence It re
qlrsed 80,
.nr y 70 4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14
Aug. 6. 18.
NOTICE.

LII persons intebe ed 10 he estate OF John Richardson,
"A formerly stlbcontracter ON the chesapeake and
Delaware Canal, requested to make mmedat pay
tent; and those having CLAIMS 10 present hem duly
authenticated for settlement,
NATHANIEL BECKLEY, .fdm'r.
Wilmington, August l, 1927. 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14
NOTICE.

VErfllREAS Caleb Seal having made an assignment Of
w all his property real and Personal to The undersen-
Ell all persons having any claims are requested to pre-.
sen, them and all persons indebted desired to call and
pay The same To either OF the 6ncd on OF oeloe
tht JSys dagJ September merit
JOSHUA HUTTON.
Wilmington, July Is h, 1927. 20
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14
NOTICE.

IA II this day mad, assignment Of all my property
4 ii real and personal, mixed and ubnixed, and OF
cyev Kind wha sueyey, Robert Ptarson and Jeshna
nnon Of Newcastle County Sae Ct Delaware, tor the
benefit Of nv creditors all such If them sa! sign
release ON beure the first day q September mex els-
my 1aLi-p ot..L
Whining, on, Jnly OH, 1927. IL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14
DIVIDEND.

yTslIi President and Directors Of the Wilmington and
i Ph;iuaephia Turnpike Company, have declared dvi-
tend Of per for the las months, which will be
raid to the Stockholders their legal representatives on
Of after the 18th inst the Counting House Of James Price
&. Son. Byorder IF NE Board.
JAMES PRICE, Secy.
Aug. 6, 1927 7-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14
Number 57o.
CONDITIONS or THE WATCHMAN

ne are, to those who pay, during the month d
January Or Jaly, six months in atvance-Four Doia,s
year From those who do not pay ahove Five polar,
yl be IL led. III Sub crbcr wishes decline, he
m,,t ,iv the tprs If his Intention before the first oil
June or December, and pay all arrearages Without
CON ,l.ncc with s,ese c.n lons, paper will be dscon
,ricl except at the option the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for a term
" cent, tor every subsequent insertion longer pro-
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to he nserl d. they
will be continued till fabd Letters to the Editors to in.
sure attention must be post paid.
ftOersts,ng bythcyear.
10 Subscribers. To Non-Subscrihers
year Sis, % year S18, 90
months 8, 90 months Q, 50
3 do. q, SO 5 do S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14

From tie -4ret.
TO A WATCH.M AKER, ON HIS BIRTHDAY.
Let Friendship hail with hope elate,
The mora tat tells Thy boyhaod dnne,
When Tine upon lies dialpia'e,
Has reached the marx Of twenty one.
Come clear he board and let us raise.
From Memory's harp solemn dlrges
And sorrow THAT the passing days,
SO s@fls 10 our parting verge
BIZ, sorrow We are doom'd to (ees
AS doth the kingiy pssn'st >ay,
For sorrow is the balance wheel
That keeps tie uaverirg mind IN Play,
Ri, lest ii work 100 hard and rough,
And wear the metal of our souls.
We still are furnished with enough
Of joy to oil our pivof-hoies
New may f,iend, for flieodshps sake
And one whose spring thou hast been,
Some eighty observations make,
On matters Of mpor, Tween
Sill in the foot-hsiea of the just,
Let all thy 8fepbngs be confined
And Keep a zyatch lei earthly dust
Retard the p,nions OF thy mind.
And let thy heart be often SCI,
(The regulator is wthin)
Iv daily observation, 1t
will keep thee right and free from sin
Remember faith alone is naug,',
This trntF let honest Pan decide,
Like zsatehes for the window bought,
Rchold i, hath no 7corka inside.
Az none can tell when lite will stop,
Nor Deaths approach by us be seen,
Attend! that at the r9inding up
Our m, rial zporks may all be Clean.
And wien thy hear, is ont Of beat
AID thou art done with ihlegs of time,
o, may he prepared to meet =,
MY brother in better cline W.
-==-.=,.y, ss-s....-ses~sss-
To an honest man the best perquisltes OF plac
re The advantages it gives him OF doing good
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14

To an honest man the best perquisites OF place
are the advantages it gives him OF doing good.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14
Brandy,oine Chalybcatc
SPRINGS.

2.yA The spacious and elegant house belong
f,,,.s.T& W, to the Company, which completed last
E,ssEHF all, open and handsomely furnished
A..xsxssS4A he reception Of vsers and boarders under
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-14
PROPOSALS

Yor carrying mails Of Tie United States on the fol-
boring Post Roads, tciH De receired at the Gen,
erat Post Office, until The III day Of October
nert, inclusive.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
COMPARISON REQUESTED.

r BOSTON, Chemist successor TO L |. D. Wells, the
Ds original manufacturer lin the U. S. of Supeyfne Wa-
ter Coiors for Drawing b. manufactures and has con-
sany for sale Superne American Water CUors in boxes
BY dozen single cake, with extensive assortment
Of Toy Paints.
The Carmine and Lake made by himself from the raw
ma cria is very superior t, Newmans, Ackerman's and
Reeves of London and bears greater contrast with the
foreign article stamped Anecany sold by ID. B Smith,
bearing the of G C. Osborne, who upwards OF
10 years employed by lib. Wels in New York and PHI
iadepbia
The making of Carmne and Lake from Coclineal is so
little understood, that all Europe contains perhaps not more
than 10 makers j. 3 is the only person in the U who
has bronght these articles to perecton competent Judg-
have pronounced his the finest they had ever Sci
enic gentlemen and respectfully invited TO
anime and compare j. B coos with those above mention
ed.
CerfifcateWe the undersigned, Artists of the city
of Baltimore have examined box of Water Coors, man
uactured by J Boston, OF Philadelphia and have no hest
tation in recommending Them the public equal to
we have The Lake and Carmine, superior tt
any foreign or domestic p IOLSTE,
r, TlLYARD
w. ALBRIGHT,
CHARLES CURTIS,
GEO ENDIC0rT,
JAMES PAWLEY,
Nov 1896 5-lOip SAMUEL SMITH.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
NOTICE..

vUyIiE Coparnership heretofore existing under the hrm
OF Karsner 3 traven has this day. by mutual consent
been dssolv ALI persons indebted to said firm are re-
ouesed make payment on or before the frst DAY OF
February next the expiration Of SAID time all the az
counts will be placed in the hands OF acoliector;-ahu
hose having claims will present them,o GEO. W. kARsskh
who is duly authorized to settle the accounts OF salu hr
THOMAS CRAVEN,
GEO. W. kARS NER.
Delaware City, December IS, 1926. l4-lH
b. The subscriber begs leave to return ms sincere
thanks 10 his friends and he public general TOR their
liberal patronage toward the late firm of Ksner Crdvrn
and respectfully scts continuance ct the same, at the
old stand where he will continue to keep constantly OF
hand very general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries
Liquors. Hard, Hollow, Cedar, Queens Ware-Drugs, Me
dcnes Hats Boots Shoes ready made Clothing, and ever,
hing IN his ne which is usually kept in Country Stores
al o which wi, be sold very low for cash country pro
duce and he haters hmse from his knowledge of busl
ness together with careful and prompt a'teno 70 re,a
the rood will of his customers and share of public
natronare GEO w. KARSNER,
December Is, 1926 hte ofthe firm Of X. q
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
A. & II. WILSON,


No. los, Market Street, Wilmington,
HAVE been appointed sole Agents in the State of Della.
ware, for the sale Of Ordge's Chemical balm Of Co.
lambda, which extracted from found in the wilds Of
America. The Balm is improved in color, strength and
perfume, and its grand capillary virtues follows
One bottle, price 50 Cents prevents the hair from falling
off in 49 hours from its first application or causes new
growth OF whiskers in few weeks bottle, price rs
cents, will not only stop the hair from falling Off but like
wise IN three weeks causes growth appear; and
ne at 81 gives in general good head Of hair to young
person.
ltpreyens the hair from turning gray, and makes curl
beautifully, look bright and glossy, and in a few appica
tons frees from scnr and entirely nervous head
aches,
1t by repeated experiments found to bear every sort
climate, without the least injury to its virtues.
Copies OF certificates will be shown by the vcnders from
gentlemen ~ho after being bald number of years. have
received new growth Of hair.
The signers characters arsIppored by His Britannia
Msiesys Consul, Philadelphia, who thereto has prcxed
his sea and The royal Of Great ain also the Mayor
and other Magistrates of Philadelphia who personal
acquainted with the sgneTs, have certified to their high
respecablts, and have ikes ise preixed their seals
| October 90 1896.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
Soap and Candle Mandatory.

yTNlIE subscriber takes this opportunity to ptorm the
public that the establishment heretofore conducted by
JAMES RAY. Esq, together with the accounts connected
with the business of that establishment from the first OF
January 1896 have passed into his hands, aud that he will
continue the business in all its b anches. at the old stand
corner of Tainal and Queen streets, neare Friends Meet
inr House, where he will manufacture and furnish al P
adelphia prices .Hould and DIP CANDLES, Faler's, lei
tozv, and Brs1en SOAP, OF the best q'aiy.
ENOCn ROBERTS
". b. The highest price given 70 liow, Butchers
Fat, and Fat of every description
Wilmington, Nov. Ii, 1926 3-6In
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
The .fotto.oing rorks may be hal al
A. & IL. WILSON'S CIRCULATING LlnRAR
No los Markell slreei.

The .folloWing rorhs may be hat al
A. & H. WILSON'S CIRCULATING Library
No. los, Market street,
Woodstock, 2vols by the author Of Wavery, &c.
The Blcaniers of America, vols.
The Last Of the Mohlcans,
The Suhaltern,
Grscon's year in Europe,
Phatelpha; Chances at LAWYERS, Physicians, First
circle Wi,tar- farties &c.
Yankee in London,
tiacties {. Gravities,
Moore's Life of Sheridan,
Keiiy's "reminiscences,
Morse'S \ Anercan Revolution,
Merry Tales ofthe three wise men Of Gotham, sc.
view OF South America and Mexico, with complete
History 81 the Revo,sH in each OF the independent States
The Religions and Rcig gons Ceremonies of all nations
With View Of the present state Of The World to rel
zion, population, government education, &C.
The Idle Man
How various his employments, whom The world calls idle"
The roetca Works Of James Hogg 2ys
The Highlands, a Tale # the Hudson, vols
The Heats OF Steal, vols
Spirits of Otln, vols
Percy Mallory, vols BY The author of Pen Owen
Lord Byron's Works, 8 vols
The Refugee, vols
BLOSSOMS Of Anccdotc an Wit, or Mrl for the Parlor
Curiostes for the Ingenious selected from the
tien'ic treasures Of Nature Science and Are biography
history and General Literature.
Babylon the Grcat dissection and demonstration Of
Men and Things in the British Capital. vols
Castor dc Bondevllle, st Aban's Abbey, sc vols by
Mrs Radcliffe all hor OF he Mysteries vi Udolpho," )"
I" Romance of the Forest" Sc.
Ihc Paetical Wn ks of Inn's. ore Esq 10 vols.
The New-York Literary Gazette, and Pin iIea Kanpu
Repository, vol 1st.
The Ladies Literary Cabine, being Repository of Mis-.
elancons Literary prod ctons, prose verse, vol 3D.
Beauties of Lord Byron
Mornings at Bow Street: selection of the hunor.
Gus and entertaining Reports which have appeared in the
| london Mornng Herald.
Practical and In erna Evidence agains Catholicism, with
Occasional S,rc'ures on Mr. Blcrs rook Of the Roman
Catholic Church in six letters, addressed 70 the Inpa
among The Roman Catholics Of Great Bruain and Ireland
| by the Rev Joseph Banco White, NJ. A. d ID in the
University OF Seville; Iicen of Divinity in the Unver-
sty If Osuna; formerly Chaplain Masai (Preacher)
the King OF Spain, IN the Royal Chapel Seville Fellow,
and once Rector 4 The College of ST. Mary Jesn of the
same towns Synoda Examiner of the Dioccss of Cadiz
Member of the Royal Academy Of cesLetres Seville,
&C. &c; nov Clergyman OF the Church Of England .--
Author uf Doblado's Letters from Spain.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
100000 DOLLARS.
The Delaware Fire Insurance Comnoa

IHe UetlacGTe F1Te insurance Clnnnu.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature the State Il n.y.
i ware, with capital of one hundred Thousand doll
The President and Directors now ieceiyirp anrr'
tions for Insurance, al their Office, No. d. shpy XIII
between Front and Second streets, against Loss b M
on every description of Buildings in general Merchants.
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes Household Furnir.
aud other personal property r. also, against loss or ta,
b, inland transportation Of goods, wares merchandise a
country produce
Terms of insurance will be favorable as any Of m.
COMPANIES in the Cities Of Philadelphia New York p
ties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in III
soity OF its capital and that all losses will be pron,
adiusted by the company.
JouN MuoDy is Agent TO survey property TO be insured
for the and vicinity OF New Castle, in place Of b
|, aney. declined.
LEWIS ii EVANS is Agent to survey property to be lp
surcd for the town and vicinity Of Elkton.
ions CLoAK is Agent 10 survey property to be Insured
| for the town and vicinity of Smyr rna.
JosErn JoSEs is Agent TO survey property to be Insure
for the town of Wesl-Chcsler and vicinity.
4 Directors.
| John Patterson, David Bush,
1 Joseph l,ay, VIM Chandler,
David G. Wilson, Joseph Grubb,
4 Joseph T.. Gilpln, Robert Porter.
| WIN. SEAL, President
4 ID. BrnSss, Secretary.
! April 10, 1896 43-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
The United States Review
AND LITERARY GAZETTE.

Contents Of No. 5, Voi 1, FIR Brcem5er, 1896
Reuiezc-Physiology Of Taste Wison's Edition Of
racnns Adventures of Young RHeman Thoughts on
Banking. strcklands Reports on Canals, &c.
.'hscetiany-An Indian rradi,ion-Ihe Man made of
Ashes-A Shawanos Tale
Original Poery-Thc African Chief. An Aged Mourncr
Autumn
Critical No'ices-Segurs Four Ages of Life. AngcIl's
treatise on the Right OF Property in Tide Waters, &c
Worcester's Epome Of Geography. The Memorial, a
Christmas and New Years Offering. Vivian Grey live
nile Miscellany
ntefngence-ialan Literature. Boccaccio Paris French
Academy OF Medicine. List Of New Publications.
Literary .4ducrnser.
The United States Repie.e and Laerarv Garen. is
published every month Each number contains so pages
octave making two volumes year Of 480 pages each
ihe annual subscription price is fve dollars.
Subscriptions yecelved at This Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
ASSIGNMENT.

WHEREAS. Morris Hall, jun. Of the Town anil Cau,,y
w OF Salem, hath This day executed deed of Assign
nen to us, of all s both real and personal for the
heneht OF his ceditors all persons therefore having lust
demands against the said Morris Hall Jun are
ned to make their claims under oath affirmation 10
JONATHAN WOODNUTT
JOHN ELWELL, .qssignres
Salem, N. j., Dec. A. 1896 lI-,s,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
To all whom it may concern.

IL NOW YE that James Mullen. for gross nmasonic
IN duct, has been solemny expelled from all the rights
and privileges of Masonry, by Hiram Lodge No 6.
Said Mullen is about 25 years of aye, fl inches high
light hair, rudy complexion, considerably pock-marked
has lost three of his front teeth and is by profess
sion laborer
BY order ef The Uorshifui Master.
LEWIS WILSON, Sec'y
Wilmington, Del Dec goth, 1896. l4-4t
All Editors throughout the Unied States. friendly ID
;he nsituton requested give the above grauitos
inseFii n.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
Grand Lodge of Delaware.

4 Sta,ed Communication Of the Grand Lodge of Delaware
n will be held at Dover, Monday evening" the ff
ecnth Of January, 1897, at o'clock rhc suborl
tves.
WILLIAM T. READ, Grand Secretary.
December 10 1926. 1876
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-05
Auction and Commission Business.

MICHAEL DoWNEY having oh, aimed license from h9
1Vl rpoiaton of this Borough, a ID taken VINCENT
ROBINSON xon with him--they adopt this meth
I'D # informing their friends and he public generally thai
they will perform the duties Of .quctoneers. selling all
kinds of goods aid merchandise that may be
trusted I" heir care, at their Auction Store the
IF .Harket and High Street, otp0s,e John N SmM's
Iarern. sign the Indian King They will also attend
AIRY sale Of goods, merchandise real estate
win ,he Borough well the sale Of horses cattle,
&c They likewise offer their services for the sale of per
sona property real estate, any who may please
employ them in The counry particularly executors or adj
insraof woull find their interest employ them,
.e, ateT themselves that fom long practice aad exper
ence they will be able TO give general satisfaction.
STOV ES! STOVES!
They Lave on hand ard keep constantly for sale, STOVES
u al si-es and Of The most tshonabe paeras which the,
will sen at the i0Eess Philadelphia prices, exchange fo
old Oh reasonable Terms. Also great variety Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Books, &c
Auction evesy Frday sveni1g, at : o'clock.
MICHAEL DOWNEY,
VINCENT ROBINSON, .Auctrs
Wilmington, Dec 22d, 1896 14-9t