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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-04
parker's Vegetable Nenovating
z A II a CE e.,

Equal any Lf>2 Q, ttle q 800 per
dozen
For he cure af RHEUMATISM. i.ser Complaint. u.
Gers, Mecur Al and 5 ptili'ic Diseases Likewise, cor
paln' arsipi IRON impure 81 lie boa3. putrn.
Testimonials u performed b., 4 recii".s tor
using the ahove faluaae medicine accomBan eNcn bo1e
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
Ii persons indebted the If Jqmes Smith, j.
N late tho village OF andy@ne deceased. are re-
ques ed 70 make pay without delay aud those having
demands ag4 SAID viii please present them pro.
pery attested for settlement
EDWARD TArNALL, Err.
emo 90. 1923. i3-9'
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New Dry Goods Store.
TgsliE Subscribers axe leave ufo their friends and
u the public, that they ave jus opening
No. $50, South Second street,

Three doors bplow Spruce Street. Phitadepdia
beautiful Of seasohable Dry Gpods e.
in part 81! superne and common broad clos but black
and ass'd colours; casmeres ass'd sat ine,ts finn H.
sings, superior rras ginghams and bsteeaes table
diaper, IRISH linen arl swns, cambria, acnnei and hook
muslns; bomhakeens bo baze',s and rattpcts Al ee-
CANT assortment 4 figured S~ss muslin hite and color
ed hnsk n gloves, fancy hdks ladies' superior white six
hose, very heap complies assor ment Of geotemen's
of various kinds Canton and Italian grapes; Grape hawls,
white and assorted coIrs ribbons, bra s aces, suspen-
fine assortm M, with great variety other goods,
enumerated tins list all Of VII CHI Vii Be offered the
a,1rable terms wholesale and retd, or cash
ceptances SAMUEL & VIM SAPPlNGTON
Philad rhia. Feb %, 1925 Ppm
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10 RENT,
LIFE OF IIEDYARD.

Jus; received by a. :. Ii. Wilson, The Iitc Of JOIN
i-etyar,, he American 1rascicr: BY tlr ReY Sparks
Editor of the North America Renew
Also--an assoNnlen, Of FAMILY Mbl.EA, which viii
be sold very reduced i-cg
For sale as aboy. WI c.fa prayer Books with HE New
Hymns Catholic Pray looks i,sa5,,erial, Methodist
aud Baptist hymn Eouzs and nc Ca,echsus q III these
Churches
fresh supply u r.,s .n 2cap eSaion W NE Chris
tans Pattern; from iAe ls4l6 q Thomas kcmpi3; oy
i Tie Rev John wesley
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The De1a,vnre Fire insurance Eompassy,

TNCoRpORA FED BY the Legislature OF the State Of De-
laware, with capital OF one hundred thousand dollars.
The President and Directors receiving appca-
Tor Insurance, at their Office, No 81 Shpleysree',
Front and Second Streets against Loss by rre,
every description Of Buildings in general Merchandise
ships IN Port, and their Cagoes Househould FURNITURE
md other personal property ALSO. against loss or damage
inland transportation of goods, wares Merchandise ana
country produce
Terms of insurance will be as favorable as any OF the
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia or New-York-
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence in the
sody Of its capia and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
JonS MooDr Age,t to survey property 10 be insured
tor and vcnt, OF NEWCASTLE in place OF G. ID.
Blaney, declined.
LEVI H. EVANS Agent to survey property to be ins'-
red for the town and vicinity of Elkon.
JoHs CLOAK Agent to survey property to be insured
1 for the town and vicinity OF Smyrna
JosEpH JosRs Agent to survey property to be insured
| tor the town of Wesl-Chester and vicinity.
| Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
| Joseph Baly, VIM. Chandler,
David G. Wilson, Joseph Grubb,
| Joseph G. Gilpin, Roher Porter
/ WM. SEAL, President.
II d. BrRSEs, Secretary.
i AM TO- 1926 AZ
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4. & II WILSOyv.
No. 105. MARKET Grnrur

Ii AVE just received an assortmens of Pocket BpaIs
L. anong which are
Ladies and Gentlemens Pocket Books with silver and
''ee' spring ciasI 2, and finished in elegant style.
Ladies Gilt Morocco Pocket Books, with needle and
h,eaa cases, silver aud steel spcina clasps, &c.
Pocket Books and Wallets, plain and gilt, various sizes
Nth clasps and straps.
Also-a variety of common and low price Pocket Books
Y. s n. Hitson hare also for sale,
band box and Bonnet Boards Writing Letter, and Wrap
e,ns faper' o'nis Ink Powder, Ink Of a superb guaE
States Slate and Lead Pencils Water Colors Cameis Hat
Pencil, inkslandr Sun Glasses, Elegant Fancy Boxes
Windsor and Fancy Soaps Of the best quality and genera
assor'ment o school Books and stationery-ao Of which
Willie sold at reduced prices
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PUBLIC SALE.

WYTILL be sold on Thursday the 4n Of Februarys at the
w house of James Frazier, Newark, the FARM on
which the subscriber present residesi beng healthy
part and near tuition, where persons wishing TO improve
The talents of their chdren have every a'antage pc
ing within vne mile of Newark, where there is now a.
academy and college contemplated shortly. There 10
81 acres land IA of which woodland, and the resi- AZ
able and meadow This land is divided into fields, and
well .aeed-t is also living on the New London road, and
un,er good fence and has been well imed and snow III
good state Of cntvaon1here is also on he premises
AsR frame house, ~h three rooms on o"r' ana Mo,h
EaSN snp TO the end of t; barrack; with new barn,
cell ed UNDER and an aceleut wei Of good water neal
the door There variety OF fruit trees on sald farm
1t considered unnecessary 7, give further de,a' ~
is presume bat persona wishing to purchase VIII view
be IRE the a Of sale, when and where they Will nave
ev i Information necessary by applying TO the subscriber
Il ins f.as Of James Ray, Samuel Meter aho ..e 'e
Of .;o,n Mcyetb The terms will be six months credit
npon payment, good title will be given SAFE to com
nenc. a. o'clock THOMAS FOSTER.
Januarv 9s 1893 4tp
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COLLECTORS OFFICE. WllMA GToN, DEL.

TyTiEREAS the several heavy gales nd IN Agns',
w September and DC ober last have beat with violence
agairs, the Light House the Brandy sand Nan-
and the house inspected, a. to wreck said
building from the undaon the ok the house, Which
has determined he superintendent and contrac light
ing up the house, e pass hefuve they Ugh
Il np-ard the superintendent to faroe light on h.
navigation Of the Delaware Bay, dung he gloomy wine
lions near Brsndywne, and he upper m dbl, shoa ,!
the 18TH inst. ALLEN McLANE, Snbt Of he
Dsilzpare L1rhi fms. esnht eL,penf
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TO RENT,

kv~x A large Tuo Story Brick Drellins House
efFN in the village OF Newport, with good brick barn
and stables and every other convenient out build
A ing To the house is attached large slor.
roo my years occupied sorc--it is as eligible
situation for cnunt,y business any in the place There
three lots the village containing about II acres, which
viii be rented with e hunse. Possession Will pc given
immediately or on the 25h OF March next, Applyto
ALLAN THOMSON Wilmington, or
JOHN L. MORRlSS Le~dens hiaad
Dec 90, 1897. l8--tf near Newport, Del
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LIFE OF LEDYARD.

81 received by A. s. H. Wilson. The Life 81 JOIN
ed,ard, he American Traveller by the Rev j. Sparks
Editor of The North American Review.
Also-an assortment, Of FAMILY BIBLES, which viii
be sold at very reduced prices.
For sale above, Episcopal Prayer Books with the New
Hymns Catholic Prayer Rocks lresby esan, Methodist
and Baptist Hymn boo and the Caecsns OF al these
Churches
fresh supply of and cheap edition Of The Chris
tans Pattern; from the Lain OF Thomas kempis b,
the Rev John Wesley
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FLOWERS
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in the annals Of monthly literature Tins success has y
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ymay be weto sta,e that the Casket for 1897" form
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NEW AND CHEAP.

A. & II WILSON, NJ los .Ifarket strect, have Just
received variety u Rocks in different departments q
literature winch ALI be s at prices lpaci than they hav
ever been offered This market They have also
considerable addition thrir stock Of Stationery and
Fancy Articles, all which will be dispose. Of very red
cd prices Jan 81.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

A. & II. WILSON
ID ESPECTFUTIY inform their customers and the pub
lie generally that they will continue the Book ard Sta
ney BUSINESS and Circulating Library, at the old stand,
No. 105, Market-Street,
md will he thankful for continuance of their favors. All
rcles in this line Of business will be furnished at the
~st prices. Jan. Is.
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NOTICE.

A meeting Of the Levy Court and Court Of Appeal q
"A New castle County. sitting Court OF Appeal.
be held in The Court ii the of Newcastle
Tuesday The 4h day Of March next
+. STOCKTON, C p
Newcastle, February I, 1928 6-9t
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ADJOURNED SALE.

N~ssk " i'll be exposed 10 ublic Sale, on
&And la Saturday. tie 10Th day Of february mt at 3
4A rs&aN nM, ,'cuck, Al the of Juh, Mansfield,
"a in the village Of Mddletosn, that ling es-
TAB ishen ana valAbt Mill known by the name OF AoI-
f7,to.rn NM" (stua,e on the II 'ad Of Appointments
Greek about miles above Cantwclls l,rdge) together
with good two ory frame ,weing house, kitchen and
four acres Of pri iand rhs Mill one OF the ve'
best stands in New Castle county for country work. and
has la ely undergone thorough repair, and been put ~
complete order far Merchant work Terms made known
on the day OF Sale by A. II. PENlN6ION,
Cantwel's Bulge, Feb s. 1928. 3 II
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:
N(li.!CE.

IL persons having nards against the estate of Jo
Betpiie, deceased, late the Of New castle,
requested present Them duly at,ested for settlement
nd all persons ndehle the will make immediate
payment to HENRY VlNlNG, Any ~ taci tor
Mary Belylc, Am'x
Newcastle. Jan. s, 1925 20-tt
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NOTICE.

yYvE subscriber begs leave through this medium, 70 ten
4 der his thanks mis- friends aud the public for their
avors since he has been engaged in the Day Goods bust
ness and informs them that he has determined remny
ag from the State and requests those having claims
against him. exhibit them without delay and those in
ebcd on notes, or book accounts make immediate
ayment. SAMUEL SAPPINGTON.
Wilmington February d, 1923. 6-3i
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FOR RENT.

&esA new HOUSE aellh he'd 20 b. 30-stua
HES ted m the village q! Brand, ne adjacent 10 IosrpH
7 a,cs. Esq aso--three other small houses N the
village A7plyto JACOB DERCKSON.
7,l898. ut
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FOR RENT.

"a. mouse owned and at present occupied by DAVID .
belonging thereun'o, in the town Of ST. Georges Ih
sore room IS at present occupied by r. Polk Henry
FOR particulars inquire of the subscriber living the ho
Jan ~, 10 70 ID DAVID +. MILES,
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FOR RENT.

ND possession given IS h day of March next, ~
- large and commodious WHARF, belong re 10 "
estate OF William Hemph dec with large n, cornm1d
GUS siohEs, in good repair. For terms, ,ooh q
Mr. MORGAN inNEa,"
Jan. rs, 1879 a4-a
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DIVIDEND.

vINHE MANAGERS Of the Hsiming,on q Pa,lalsHhb
Ifnpike Company, have this day declared divided
y per cent IN the sock Of the company for the la
MONTHS which viii be paid to the stockholders or e
legal representatives., after tbs 18th s by Edws
ia'nai' treasurer. BY order Of The Board
<'h Feb, 1928. 6-ot
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FOB SALE Oh, RENT.
A valuable HOUSE apa LOT
IL iht village Of Newark. rg..
The house is IS b, 32f., iwus,agi.. biz

ceeht orer, with neat enclosure in front ard auohe
a the back and one OF the ends On the first floor there
are tour rnoms aud on The second five The sppurensn
carriage house, &C. he lot contains three acres and
well Sc in timothy and clover
Part OF the house was formerly occupied as store, for
Wh'ch we pest stand ~ the villages but, for the lat
FIVE Years, The whole has he occupied as female Bou
ing Scoot TO this purpose it peculiarly adapted The
school room being AIRY and Spacious the otuer apartments
lase enough Tor The comfortable accommodation of more
han twenty boaders and the high enclosure in The rear az
fodEe to he scholar, convenient place Of exercise and
recreation more eligible situation for boarding school,
either ofboys"r girls could easily be found The village
fil and finely cultivated.
TO merchant, teacher. parent DESTROYS Of giving
his sons classical educaton this properly presents great
advantages Possession will be giten on the 25th ah
next Fo terms apply to the subscriber in iml gtun
Feb %, 1928 w sHFRER
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NOTICE.

4 VERY tnisty Colorea Girl, 10 years old, who Of.
ersands cooking. and all kinds Of house work, 10
disposed o. for y years. to respectable family
this State. Inquire at this Office
Sept H. 1927 8a-f
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Valuable Property for Rent

A To be rented and possession given on
H3#U the 25th Of Mach nest, Dwelling House and
m:al Store House in Ncwalk del formerly owned b,
Assasas Vim. Boyer, dec. The house and Store are
brick, Two stories hign and nearly The out
'onses and eppnrtenances arranged with the Utmost
convenience. The stand is not surpassed by any m Ill
place situation Tor business and the cellars are exec
Leaf There are also large garden a small lot neatly
pale'l in, pump Of excellent water at the door, bar
stahles chair house, &c II not speedily rented together,
the Dwelling and Store will be let separate.
Newark, JAM H. 23-tf JOHN EVANS
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To the Citizens Of Delaware.

To the Citizens Of Delaware.
yJyHE subscriber begs leave must respectfully 70
,he public tina, he has arrived in the Borough OF VIZ
mington, with his celebrated
BRASS, COPPER, STEEL IND TIN
Polishing Preservatiye Powder,
Manufactured by him, at No SO, Nassau street,
tleman, and water for The same. Asa domestic article
for polishing, far exceeds any thing yet lnVened' IN
regard to economy and usefulness
JOHN L. HUNTLEY, Inuenor e Proprietor.
IS, Nassau-st., N. York
The following individuals recognized as vendors Tor
the above. .,.,
& H. Wilson, No. los, nsrketstreet, Peter Airchs'
Beniam, Potag Joshua Harlan, Wilmington, VIM M.
lauley, Brandy wine.
Prc, $40 pei groce-s1 per dozen.--1sa cts per box.
Qr The proprietor employs pedlars and none may
be Considered genuine unless purchased from individuals
as advertised, or from myself J. i. HuNlLEf
december o9 1897 18-6wp
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-24

In ore Of Lord BNron's letters to Murray, III.
Lonlon bookseller, published in tn. Quarterly Re
vie", me no2!e bard thus speaks Of the modern
style Of poetry, and is nftriorty, when compared
with chat Of Q2een Anne's time.
:" v III regard to poetry IN general, / am convin-
oet tae more think Of IT, that he. and ali Others
Scot. southey. Words" 5rth, Moore, Campbell, 7,
are Az IN the wrong, one much as another; that
"e are upon wrong rev outonAl}, political system
(o"sls'ens) not worth any thrE itself and from
which none but Il gers ana Crabbe are free and
thai 'he present and next generation vii! finally be
OF th4s op.noo. | AN the more confirmed in this
By saving ltftlv gone some Of our CLASSES,
pattft u!Ariy Pope. whom tried N tins way took
h>orc's poems, and my own. and some others, a:.l
"t.nt over item side by side with Pnpe's. and 4 vas
really asonishcd & ought not to have been 81 and
mortified ii the ineable distance in point If sense.
lraTlinE, effect and even 'ma5nat on, passon, and
invention, between the ht'le Queen Anne, man.
and Us Of the lower empire. Depend upon it, il
IS All Horace then. and Claudian now, among us
and # had to begin would mould nv self accord
nTy CFabbe's the man. but he got coarse and
imptactifahle subject, and Rogers, the grandfather
OF E'Ing poetry, Is retired upon half paw since
pretty Mss JaqneIne. with her nose aquitat., and
has done enough; unless he were to do as he had
done toralerIy'
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-24
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT,

"The heart Of man, after it has become
sordid and worldly. retains many d4iiciou,
sentiments ct ,oung remenbl ance. as the
"thervd rose doe, the sweet perfume OF
ITS beautiful blus}ing, but Of all the senjlc
affections OF generous humanity. there i,
none that eniureth loneer, nor bearc.a
frrSher. 50 much of the pare, the excellent,
and the exquisite, as tie gracious largess
u parental love. 1t is the artery that sap
pheih the quality of tenderness in the spirit
OF man and all that bath the holy names
OF charity and mercy, draw some portion
OF their ylrtu" from lis vcntlicIe. But in
its flowing there IS mystery to cause both
wonder and sorrow for often it enetnder-
eth but aches and anguish; and VT with
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-24
BEAUTIFUL CHEMICAL EXPERIMENT

BEAUTIFUL CHEMICAL EXPERIMENT.
The following beautiful chemical experiment
may easily he performed by lady to the great
a>toni,hnent Of the circle of her tea-rArtv:
fake two or three blades Of red cah u. cut
or tear them into small bits, put them INTO a ba
SIN, aud pour pint of boiling water on them :;
let It stand an hour then decant the qld into
q crystal bottle, Ii viii be Of fine blue colour
Ihen take fonr vine glasses into one put two
or three drops Of sulphrric acid or five or six
drops strong vinegar, into another put hge or
SIX drops Of a solution Of soda into third az
much OF q strong solution Of alum, and let tho
fourth glass remain empty. The glass may be
plerared'some time before Fill up the glasses
from the crystal bottle, and the LIQUID poured
INTO the s!rss Containing the acid VIII quickly
change Color, and become beautiful red that
IN the glass containing the soda a fine green,
and that IN the z lass Containing the alcm fine
purple, whtle that poured into the empty one
VIII 0! course remain unchanged By adding a
little vinegar to th green, il will Immediately
change to red and on adiin. Il little Of the So
luton of soda to the red, il VII assume fine
green; thus showing The action O. acids and al
kahes on vegetable lines
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-05-24

those, to whom it is fountain Of such af-
hlctlon. it would seem to give only an at.
mel,tation of d,light-making them ding
10 their children. long after they have out
grown all need of care; yea. prompting
them to encounter singular foundations,
and to fondIe over them, even Whsle they
be fatally tainted with th4 foul plague spots
Of crime, as if they loved the mere, because
they esteem the less"