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Imtorta0t lses cftAe ieavca ofthe Crate
1iue

From experiments made by Sir James
Hall. it has been found that the leaves Of
the grapevine. dried in the shade, make an
excellent and extremely wholesome tea,
though differing in taste and favour from
that commonly used. Besides also being ad
mirably calculated for making Vinegar, the
prunings of the vine, on being bruised and
put into vat or mashng tub, and boiling
water poured over them, in the same way
as is done with malt, will produce liquor OF
a fine vinous quality, which being fer
mented, forms substitute for beer; and
which, on being distilled produces good
spirit Of the nature of brandy.
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Delaware State Lottery,
SIXTH CLASS,

sly IT NINSot
For the benefit of Newark College, Mddletown
Academy, and Emmanuel Church.
90 No. Lottery.-9 dra,on BallOtS.
To be drawn at Del, on the l4th day
of March, 1927.
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New Publications.

Just publ shed and for sale At j. ,.s>t ~"
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The ATLANTIC souvEsin; CiF,s,'."SI ,,;sh"S @,:h
New Yea, IS present, for 1927, eulos'''1h" ',,h r.
nine elegant engravings, togethtr "''
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GENERAL REGISTER
Dry Good Merchants

Chalkly Somers, 48, Market street
buzby x Bassett, 90, market st.
John Patterson, 80 market Street.
W b. Tomlinson, No. Sc, arket Stree,
John X brinckle, casner Of arkct 4 oues,
streets. esn
William M'Caulley, Brandywine, north \,
of the Bridge. N''A ''u'
John M'Lear, So market st.
Allan Thomson, 43 market st.
John W. Tatum, 81 market st.
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The Museum
OF
Foreign Literature and Sc'ence'
Is JUST PUBLISHED by
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No. 68, CHESNUT-sT., PHlLADELpiiiA'
The subscription is SO year, payable ~ AZ
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Merchant Tailors.

James Simpson, No. Market street.
VIM. G Deputy, Northeast, Cecil co, Nd
George X. o Daniel, No. 38, markets
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Alunlbey Var Sale.

YATES < MTNTlRE, Manager
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-03
IMPORTANT
TO those afflicted acith Indigestion.
Anti-Dyspeptic Elixir.

ANE of the most agreeable and cffcacous Medicines
ever dscoy for the permanent cure OF nose cho
nc s,ate. Of deranqem OF the stomach and chylopacuc
yscea, constituting thar miserable disease caeo pyspP
ain.
No onplains are common than the various mod',
catons al this disease on the stomach, the fnncons OF
which are 90 very important 10 health, tia the least oe-
n ement is attended with dsagreeabe consequences 70
the whole SYSTEM Perhaps there is none IN te "h"'S
catalogue TO which this visions is liable, more a cng ana
less under the influence of medicine. than d!speps,a, or
Indigestion the of which has hhher'o e,"uen Wy
skill of the faculty. and bafed the power OF all ordinary
remedies careful attention diet has in many cases
given some relief but this abstemons regimen mas ne1"'
omany, great source OF vexauoh as me useasv se
Co.. when the palate Graves, and the stomach IS Wiling
receive TO DENY ones self the Chief luxury of life no
ordinary task ,.
Thesympoms that characterize dyspepsia, or ndgeston
ae various in different constitutions but tor the m,s pa.
.s Of apbsue nausea, sickness al the stoasdch scH3
II saer il. The morning from The mouth sometimes faS'e'es
a generally heart burn pam ~ ne i q ne "'m nia
the bsris,c motion IN the tesnes, cosfivtness' pep
aro of ie hei baieaess Of The coutenance, vtrngo o
lad Raulency M roaring Of .vind IN ne oos0e's' an"
me Of neyrons affections tho tedious to e'am'ae ~
der All these various svmuoms the stomach the primary
seat of disease constant morbid secretion "i mater pro-
iucng acid and wind owing TO the debh,aed sa'e " s
n.gan causes some of the most dsag eeaoe sensations we
are acouaimed with the alkaies nsgnesa, and ordinary
,cacnes, do but little than pallia'e the severity OF
lie disease. e.,:
The basis of the Elixir vegetable. and perfectly lnno
cent in its oneraon; il destroys that sour state 9. me $40
mach the Instant it staken. and ops'he moro seereuo",
- giving strength to the muscuiar note " .'' ~ ;.
organ by which means the persaic mo'on OF c MES
aes Il increased and cos,iveness obsiaed new ac'on
gven to the system. which puts an cid 10 tram Of ds-
srcssng nervous sensations -. -, r,r; I; "a
Another form of the disease in which the El1ir IS adj
aby calculated to relieve is the decline OF fever where
the stomach will not bear the ordinary strengthening e"
cnes indicated in such cases. has the surprising eec'
Of giving viror and restoring the natural secfeons OF Tue
body without increasing the tebrile state. c.,:
The proprietor is confiden, that simple 'r'a' o, 's
ELIXIR will establish its character in the cure o, ayspeP
IA over all other remedies in at The present Gay
Extract of letter from Physician OF Augusta
March I'D, 1876.
nn. G. L. SMITH.
Dear sirsnce had the pleasure of seeing you in New
York during the last summer have used every means an'
ten atvantsgc Of every opportunity to have lis virtues
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-03
WILMINGTON Del TUESDAY, JULY g. 1921
fairly ,este and far think has succeeded beyond the
| lamentations in the directions.

fairly tested and far think has succeeded beyond the
recommendations in the directions
Ntvrisburgh Penn May Bill, 1897
Dear SirIn pursuance of your request, am happy
inform you that the AntDyspepc Elixir has almost per-
formed miracles in my Before began to- take the
first bottle, the papaton of my heart and continual
ting were so distressing that could keep nothing on my
stomach; I am now using the third and last bote--my
health hourly improving, the costve state of my bow els
mas left me, the aring Of wind about my stomach is
tre gone, and can eat quite hearty meal wthou, being
incommoted aud. sir, must say that this simple remedy
apparently has done for than all the skilf ply
sicians have consulted for fv' Yeas past.
am, with heartfelt gratitude,
Your humble servant,
DAVID II. WILLIAMSON.
do he eby certify that have been fer 10 months
petey cured of indigestion by the Of the Dyspep
tic Elix have felt nothing of the disease until week
or two past i has attacked me partially recurrence to
the Elixir again completely removed it. take This
m nod TO nce it purely for the good of those who
= - 80 - ''''~' - N''- SAMUEL EDGAR.
New.York, Worcester-street, 1897.
ar We, the undersigned, having been afflicted for
lime with indigestion aid weakness of the stomach for
,ch We have take the Anii.Dyspeptic Elixir, which has
given complete relief feel it our duty to recommend
this excellent medicine to ali those who afflicted in like
manner. JOB FURMAN. No. IL Jehersrn.strce,.
THOS LYON, Lumber Merchant.
JACOB SHARP, No !, icster-street.
EAOCIl DEAN, Bowery, 114.
The following a copy of a certificate received from
gent Wilmington His certificate will be shown
- any one Interested.
Wilmington, June 10, 1897.
hereby cerf, thai have been severely afflicted with
Indigestion for several years past during which time
taken Meads pills and various other preparations,
and been elcn' under the of several ply
Clans; but found any thing be of much
eneft to Boa'e of" The AMI Dysprptc Elixir
has in at measure removed the acdhy heartburn
costiveues &c. 18th which have been afflicted and
IN now commencing the secold bottle with every pros
nect OF IA speedy
soM By appointment at +. 3. VACGHAN'S
Drag & .gpothecary Store, No. A, Market St.
Wilmington.
lane s. 1927. 6G--w6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-03

The Ruling Passion Strong IN Deatk-Rona
parties last fatering accents about his son az
the head of an army. The great American patri.
lot and statesman expressed thoughts qually charac
teristic, but of different turn Of mind. According
Ito Wirt's orati0n-s' Those who surrounded the
,eath-bed of Mr. Jefferson report that. in the inter
walls of delirium that occurred, his mind manifest
~ rclapsed to the age Of the Revolution. He talk
ed in broken sentences OF the Committee of Safety,
and the rest of that great machinery which he i'm
agined to be still in action. One of his exclama-
tons was Warn the Committee to be OH their
guard and he instantly rose in his bed, with the
help of his attendants, and went through the art Q.
writing hurried note.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-03
From the National Journal
FAREWELL ADDRESS TO MI LrRE.

FAREWELL ADDRESS TO MI LIRE
"Aiy dream is pasf-it hath no other change "-BYRoH
Iweave no more
The leafy chain with humble wild flowers twin'd:
The task is DER
To other hands my lo@y Tyres resign'd.
Yet do part
With thee reluctant, tor in lonely hour
throbbing heart
Hath lost its wildness, softend by tIypower.
When sorrow came,
And disappointment's cold and with'riDg blight,
Qnenching the flame
OF hope that rose within my soul SO bright.
One note of thine,
Dear to thy master only, wandering by,
Near feelings shrine,
Would steal my Thoughts from care SO soothingly,
almost felt
The burden banish'd, and m, bosom free
Again to melt
In hopes warm rays with eager ecstacy.
My Tyre farewell
Although we part / e'er could live with thee.
But could Tell
How short the time 10 hue with thee would be-
The cold worlds breath
Would heartless scatter all the wreatlis we woye;
Trampled beneath
Or scorn, unkindness or indifi'rence prove.
The task is Ger
The winds of night may thro' thy lovd chords rove
The minstrels lore
Is ended now--ts wrea th Of leaves is wove.
AMYNTOR, Jr.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-03

Comforts.-It is great mark of the corruptioI
of our nature, and what ought to humble US ey-
tremely. and excite the exercise of our reason to
a nobler and luster sense, that we cannot see the
use and pleasure of our comforts, but by the "anE
Of them Penn.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-03
-enry Wilson, No. 400, Market Street.
Volume vi.

from it, bed. inundated one part of the town.
Two thousand barbarians were blown up with
Gapsalls.' Such was the catastrophe Of this ter
rible drama
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-03
a STATEMENT

aF the levied, the net proceeds thereof The orders
" drawn on the Collector and allow made by the
e ai Commissioners ri st Georges Hundred, for The sup
port Of the public roads and bridges in said huhdred for
the year 1926
4 ne amount Of loarage per Duplicate S2S,616l5
Tax levied at So cts IN the hundred
dollars S1o0i,57
Er orr excepted by Commissioners S52.6
Commissions allowed by do. 7592-12s.52
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-03
Number 567.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms are, to those who pay. during the month OF
January or July, six months in advancefom Dollara
war From those who do not pay above, Five Dollars
wl he demanded. Ii sub crbcr wishes to decline, he
t notify the editors of his Intention before the first OF
Lime or December and pay all arrearages Without
|complance with these conditions, paper will be discon
|tnuel except at the option oft,e editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING,
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines, for term
three months; four times for dollar, and
v cents every subsequent insertions longer pro-
nmon Advertisers requested 10 specify in writing
how ohg their advertisements to he inserted they
Xviii be continued till rb;d Letters u the Editors, 10 in
sure attention must be post paid.
dvcrtassng byfheyea-.
ira Subscribers. To Y ,n-Subscr ibers
1 year SIS, 90 l year sl8, 90
months 00 months 3 30
3do. q, So 3do 500
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-03

He that plea nobody, is not much to be pisek
as he that nobody can please.
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A celebrated wit made one Of his happicst jokes
when he heard that Bishop. who had been sent to
Portsmouth, preparatory to transportation for lie
had escaped "Gad, Slr,' said he, g he must have
been an arch Fishop to do that, and yet his dis
like to the See is quite uuaccountab!e.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-03

A young Counsel. who was rather given 30 brorc-
b,atinS. had a favovrte mode of mystify ing wit
ness by saying we'll sir, shall only ask you one
question, and do not care which way you answer
it, Mr.. Rrougham, who was on the same circuit
accosted his friend one morning, Well, g.
have but ono question to ask YOU and do nos
care which way you answer it. Tow do you Ito to
days.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-03

The net proceeds Of SAID Tax S673,O5
Tie amount ef Nancy expended as foiorus.
An obligation paid James james which
was given BY T. Il. Cochran and q.
vandegri former Road Commission
crs Sl2o on
John yandegrift order for plank 1864
a. Cox do for Scoops 1000
Messrs Wilson's do for publishing
road accounts 400
Samuel IIarker Go for do 400 Ss62,so
The amovpt If Orders gucn for iabm,
For the Northern District 7Sl2
For the Eastern Dis ct 1882
For the Western District 4l9 81 --------
Ralance in the hands OF Collector GlO,54
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JOHN NJ. WOODS,
JAMES HOUSTON,
ROBERT COCHRAN.
Road Commissioners
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-06

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WlRGisIA:--h Superior Coar, Of Chan
. cefy holden IN The town o. Lynehburg. on
tie Ia October, 1870.
Lisbs giaer, PHI.
against
PEGGY bryant. widow and relict Of Parmenas
Bryant, deed john Bryant William Bryant, 9YE
'anus Bryant and DAVID 7. bryant. Dens
Aud
William Ryan, Samuel !. CabeIl, and William
; Cabell, eS or of Saul. |. Cahell, deed Chas.
Peno", admir- VIM. lays. decd aud John
lhotnpson, Sent, Pits
against
Peggy Bryant, widea Of Parmcnas Bryant
deed. Elisha tider aud Peggy Rider. his wite,
the same Elisha Rider. ext q, said pnnnenns
Bryant, John Brvaut William Bryant. syiyanus
Bryant, David Bryant aud Richard i, ,aut,
Dpits.
These eanS1t came on this day 10 he heard. to-
gether, By conseni oiihe parties. by their coun
sci, the iirst on the bin msAers ofihe defend
tais Peggy Bryan, Nyylal. BRYANT aud DAVID
! Bryant, eNhip1z. md examinations OF witness
IS, ani upon the otc.,'al )idrI II the twenty
tith 81 July, one fhopsauA eight hundred and
twenty five, which dpptar 10 have been duly
served on the defendants Joan Bryant aud Nm
l gant and the second he bill answer. of
the defendants Peggy .'r4-nt sla Rider. y.
vanus Bryant aud DAVID T. d kant. and ~ hi5ils.
aud upon the derrctal ofd". ofthc eie hth OF No.
vembcr, one thousand eieht hundred aud twelt,
-four, which appears 10 hasu been duly served
upon The other defendants and we've Argued by
counsel, on consideration whereof aud nv con.
sent Of the parties by their counsel. the court
doth adjudgc, order and decree, that Charles
{. faueson, Alexander Brown. Sterling Ctai.
borne and john thompson j.. who AZ, hereby
aDnDIntpd 1br hat
two Of whom may act, do lay off aud assien 10
Peggy Bryant widow and rrhot Of the said nar-
meniS BRYANT, decd. Que equal thnd part of the
lands III the proceedings mentioned, a. her dow.
"a therein, aud TO enable the said commissioners
10 perform this order, the surveyor Il the coun-
" OF Nelson, OF such other competent survey or
as the sad commissioners may call np1n. is d.
reciod TO survey and lag of the same as they
shall direct, aud the SAID comlais,i ,ncrs are Ii
rected 20 reportthcir proceedings 10 lie court to-
gether with IA fair plat u tho sal suA y, aud by
like consent, the court dot mtltr aaiudge. o.
DR. and decree, that the Marshal of the count
inter- having advertised ne time and place Of
sal Ia, fonr weeks, in SOME newSpa, q plinted
III The town OF LyncIburg at tsc ii ont doDr OF
the court house ol.thc county o. Nelson, on suloc
cou day, nC II spu1s hlIc pllce near the
sald lands. >, ptoU - apon the premises, TO
sci uy ~ I pGpl.c e4a.snn. II she highest bud
der o. u cred" of one and Two years, subject to
the dover af aid, taxing from tie purchaser
" purchase. hereof bond with good sec ~,
for tho paymsn' Of the purchase money, aud r.
tainlng the ME as farther security tn the paw
ment OF the sam and the Cpuet TIA lnrthv= Or
der, that II be referred 10 one OF tie comlunus.
soncrs OF the { art to take IN account OF the
debts charg upon the IL ilnds who is d.
rected TO examine, state and settle tie same and
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j 1
April 6.

n GREEABIY to an act OF. the General
81 Assembly, entitled +" An act dividing the
town Of Lynchburg into wards and for other
purposes" |, Samuel Bransford Sergeant Of
the Corporation Of Lyrchburg, do certify that
have held elections Zone in each ward III the
said town on tuesday the Sd day Of April, 1927,
for Aldermen and Common Councimen, and
return the following persons as being duly cleo
ted in each ward, to serve as SUCH
Lunch Hurd, No. l-hmmca Hancock,
Smitb,on II. Davis. Abram r. North, Henry
Davis. John NJ. Warwick, John Wills, Christie
phcr Wnfree John Victor and John w. Bag
well.
Henry Uara, No. 2--AIbon M'Daniel, Da-
yid G Murreu John Thurmon, John Hancock,
Pleasant Labby, James Newhall, John Early,
Augustine Lcftwich, and Samuel No"ln.
SAMUEL BitANoFORD, S. c. L.
Apr:l g H.
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hp16

N. EIROES &c. FoR SALL.-By virtue Of
III tao several deeds of trust, bearing dates
the q Of Auga-t 1926, and 18th OF October
le45 ezec1fcd ~ or iehuS Turner, for tie pur
pose Of securia tsvesa. debts therein mentioned
dec Wm l.. Ianai.l aud others winch deeds
were duly recorded in the clerks Office 81 p
sylvanIa county court, I shall proceed 10 sell, 10
the highest bidder for cash. on Monday. Tho i0th
day of April, 1927, at Plttsyl,laa Couf, iouse,
it beng court day, i've likely Negroes, VIZ Bill
Peter, John, Bob ana Disy, with het .ncrease
Gf any, also, viii be sold, AT Saml So~liu's
Smiths Shop, in the lower end of PHtsyvauts
on Tuesday,'the Eth day Of April, 1897. all thr
crop OF corn, fodder wheti. ryc, oats and tohae.
co. all the stock of horses, cattle hogs, &. ali
the household aud Kitchen furniture, plantation
tools, &C. OF every description, belonging to the
said Turner. or 50 much thereof, as viii satisfy
aud pay the debts mentioned in said deeds, AID
the charges attending the sale Acting as tr,s-
tee, shall conye5 such title to the slaves as Is
vested III me as such.
ABRAHAM {. SHELTON,
Trustee.
April s. c2w35
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TVfALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.--Pursu-
y ant to a decree of the Superior Court of
Chancery for the district of Lynchblrg, pro.
nounced GA the 24th day u October, ls25, in
TIE srit then depending IN tho sad court. be-
twoea Hartman Gentry. plaintiff, and Richard
Harrison and others d fcndants--thc 5under-
signed, Marshal of the said Superior Court of
Chaneery, will on Friday the 4il day Of May
neXt, it lair il not tte next fair day thereafter,
(ounlays excepted proceed to sell 20 tine high
est bidder, for ready money. on tie premises,
one certain ioto tract of land, lying and be.
ing in the county Of amherst. and on the waters
of ilarrs's Creek, containing by survey fifty
two and three fourth acres, and bounded by
Anthony Fucker and the said Richard Harrison.
THOMAS A. HOLCOMBE, Mar.
April 6. ciw60.
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April 6

In4 \ virtue ola deed Of trust, executed to the
- subscriber, BY Cornelius Turner, bearing
date 23d September, 1926. aud duly recorded pa
the clerks office Of pitsylyania county court for
the purpose OF securing several sums therein
mentioned, due Daniel Johns, snail proceed to
sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash. Oh Monday
the 10th day Of April, 1927, II pttsylyanla
Court House, /; being court day, fave likely Ne
groes, to wit; Peter, Bill, Bob, John ard Dilsy.
aud her increase If y,--also will sell at Samuel
Nowlns Smiths Shop, in the lower end OF Pitt.
sylyania, on Tuesday, the l7th of April, 1927,
four horses, TWO yoke Of oxen aud cart, stock Of
hogs, ten head Of cattle, all the crop of corn,
fodder, oats and tobacco, household and kitchen
furniture, plantation tools OF every SORT, and one
gig, belonging 10 the sand Turner, or SO much
thereof, as will satisfy and pay the debts men.
toned in sad deed, and the charges attending
The sale. Acting as trustee, ! shall convey only
such ul!e to the slaves as is vested in me rs trua.
tee. ABRAHAM {. SHELTON,
Trustee,
hn,S rOnA
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Great Bargains.

CEILING OFF AT PRIME COsT.-Thc
~ subscriber has determined TO change his
,0'a'lness, and. will sell his whole stock OF DRY
WA st-ri -,,c cost rarenus wishing to pur-
~, VII hnd il very much to tl.si, adsantaPe
" cal and examine for themselves, as the goods
'tf bought al reduced prices.
what remains unsol On the 9th June next,
''' OF '''s. ,iu.s, he sal,' =, Public Aast:.-a
4. +. BOWEN.
April. tc3tifis
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COMMUNICATED.
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MR.. RtCHARDSoN'S BENEFIT.

The The.pan Soc ETY. have. With the most
paise@or'hy Ii era tv. determined TO give Nh.
RICHARDSON beucfit-in consideration of his
services. together with view Of reInunoraiing
tm FOR the Inconvenience and expense tedt he
ha> incurred in travelling from New York TO ar
'nse and it up the Lynchburg Theatre. They
pCriolm ot him this evening, as will be seen by
the theatrical advertisements The numerous
ifends of Nr. Richardson, aud the earnest that
i,,ailofded the public, by the preparations for
NC evening, of an entertainment afiording graft
hfahon and delight, combined with the insticr OF
adll remuneration to bin, make prom!sa of an
"erioamg audience at his exhibition TO night,