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ORR, RJAE{Y.

Died ~ this place on TN l5i inst Miss lane
BtrndJd IN the Isib yea Of her age aftc, We
~ severe billip"s attack. hlss Il hns left To re-
pret her Early death q mother brothers and sis.
teIs, tpwhom she was endearrd bV her many a..
mlablc qualities which were appreciated nv all
who know her. II IS only when Death strikes
thu, e, the young, the beautiful aud the good
that hi, power Is felt rs II ought 10 be When
the aged sluk 20 the grave, we vie" IL as an in
cvltablc occurrence lei ns be admouishcd. by
the event here recorded, thai no situation ~ lite
is guat antird against the shafts idcafh
---, on the 9TH OF Feb last after y shor IN
ness, a. Lima, Nh. JaHies C0oifV. Of the state IT
Ohio, Charge d'AnaIres Of the United States in
Prun.
Died in Halifax co, at the residence Of Nj.
Alien S. Freshman on Monday evening the
2Slh Apr !, IN the Eth ,cnr Of hls age. after y
short bat yioent illness. I'm H. 1ndcrsoH -
On his being informed Of hs near dssou tion he
requested the presence nfhis near relations, ant
very tendclly aud alIectanatclv took leave Of
them. and recommending 10 all pre- rnt the fc-
glou Of Christ, he met his fate hnmbly rely ing
on the mercy Of God foi salvation.
----- AZ his rcstdencc IN Buckingham ca on
Sunday evening. the 9th NJ. IN the SD year
# his age Mr. Eduard Staples. You grst sou Of
William Staples BY tbs severe dlspeusation
81 Providence, ~ ma, with Truth, be said, that
a "lie has lost he besf of husbands ms children
The most alleclionatc OF fathers soslrtY . valua
h" mrInb", and tho uarld an honest mao
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

EEURSU ANT 10 q decree Of the Supprior
u Court of Chanccry for the Lvnchburs
District, rendered on the 18th dav Of October.
1927 IN a cause wherein lanes Lyle, admr. he
h"nis non of James LYLE decd Is pltf. and
George Mason anu Wilkins J. Hunt are dcits (:
the undersigned Marshal of ne sad coust, win
sell. Al public auction. tor cash, on the premisn
IN the couuts Of Bedford on Tuesday the y h
day Of Juns, 1873, il fair, Il not tie ncxr tain
day thereafter, (onndays excepted) a trac, Of
land, lying on the south side of Beaver dam
Creek, containing l75 acres more or less.
TH0S. A. HoLCoMBE, Mar.
May &c. w,dslf66
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1900 DOLLARS.

All the Prizes PAYABLE in Cash which may
re hal, rs usual, AS SOON as drawn.
Whole Ticket 81 ~
alt 81 20 Quarter e910
~ The hotter Of two Tickets or shares.
must draw one uriz", and may draw three.
TrRHs-t or packages, not less than Gtv
Tickets, scheme price, for approved notes,
payable fifteen dnys after the drawing, with.
out interest. Vendors, nj AL times, supplied
at Scheme price
II ORDERS, bv mail or otherwise, meet
the sam" attention giv"n 10 personal applica.
ton. Address To Managers Offices,
Lpachbnre, Eirbmond.
Hmrheaer, Bbe,iDe
AUG. LEFTHICU.
JHHc >. HdD0~,r
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Thf Frnnting Pririlege. privilege al
lowed to IN mbere of Congress Of Thanking
thrir letters j, subject 10 great abnse. and
is, almost as a matter of course, greatly abns-
Cd In times al political excitement such rs
tho present, il is converted into an election
eef.ng engine, aud members step beyond the
lin, a. they know, Of their right aud their
duty, Ia Influence the result Of the contest.
Tbls is not applicable alone 10 ono party.
Doubdes, both are equally guilty. we hope,
however, It's gross abuse at present, will lead
10 Il reform. by the adoption Of some plan
winch nav restrict its exercise TO The purpose
for uhirh the privilege was granted--and
hat Is. hat the members might freely cores
pend with their constituents without The hea-
W sorhen which postage would impose ON
them.
Of all the cases of abuse however, Of this
privilege THAT recorded in the snbioined ex.
tract from tbc Georgetown (Krn.) Sentinel
Is he most ludicrons, aud is decidedly the
mos, barefaced we have heard of, since the
story told OF former member of Congress,
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TO TIE PUBLIC


VA HE ! an ~ company ! snlfer MI that
w tsspotro ma 81 u pas uonotieed.
aud consider myself nt lihrrfv Ia return The
compliment but that nn} man should take &c
upon himself 10 make ont u ME, which, II true
woull hr calculated to bnsi INV character rtrl
uni " Is msu0onlle Whatever can he sad Of
m IN ilfh, avn quito w,lnR 10 hHar. haf
Will snllerun man 70 trnmple upnn my chara..
ter ~ithop' cause There IA IL mn Who va
viii me al the Canal ~ the Mountains (and
hive bcrn There but oncr) WIN. Yhen g9rafin"d
vii say thai ny roudnft MS tanfhed with dr.,
honour. nope thcrriofr that all Who know
m will ioHp with contempt GA he map Hhosr
heart h hasc enough Ia bceusc his tongue, t.
ch re me vim the couimtssinn ri rltme. whtci,
remre, II tue, would Justly rulule mr. 10 II hirih
II the feniitninry have nothing 10 uphold
mr. III If hut my character aud my IT, though
without hoasttup that M, no conscious of ~,
mr. stunned u ~ ANY time aud with The help 81
Piotldencr sh,dl attempt fateep II unspoited.
n lcasi by hcmous acts, until linish the joup
ney Of he hope. therefore, ,tnt shall bc loit
in possession of my own character, 10 dispose
al At my own viii aud plcasaie.
JOHN u. DUNCAN.
Iopr 3 II
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Sim Mc Hnl1linnns.

I'D RUNAWAY ir"m he sub-lflher. in Bed
a b. ford W. on the lth day 81 lat Month.
h psgfo nhn by the name e sam, about %
yehrs ii ngr 1T low stature. but we'll made.
has scar on the outside o1bis lrf eve, oc.
caslgned by ~ burn aud u negfo woman. by
the oamr % Willy, about 80 years Of =, W.
ry stout (and botb very blaek) They took
with them tlteir child, about Is months old,
by the name OF Judah Any person who will
deliver The said negroes Ia me, or either oC
them to me, on so tbat ! get them again. shnlI
receive ON adequate rcwhrd.
JOHN WRIGHT.
Benvordam June r. upGu
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Agricultural Prospects --Tobatto An UNI
sua scarcI'y OF plants prevails. Few viii be
able 10 pitch their contemplated crop. Some
have converted the whole Of their tobacco
ground into corn felds-some half-others
third, aud very few hut have done SO with some
portion o it.-This happens not in this neigh
bourhood alone but we hear the same complaint
from every tobacco growing section Of the state
Wbcm.-I eally wheat received much di-
mage from the late severe itosts. Some that
was very forward is entirely destroyed This
portion of the crop is indifferent, aud many
fields not worth cntting-The late wheat gener-
ally looks well The cool weather Of May has
been favorable toll.
Cora.-Some complaint IS made Of the rava-
geS ofthe worm, but the prospects of the crop
are generally favorable
Rye and Oa's-We have seldom seen fner
fields of rye but the cat crop IS low and in
want Of warm sbowery weather 10 push it Tor
ward
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

Poijcdi aedlots 1t is an unfortunate crcum-
stance with political partizans, particularly with
those whose vocation or whose disposition leads
them to engage warmly in The discussion Of the
questions which grow out fpoIitcal controver-
sizes, that many of them are so powerfully IN
der the Influence OF prejudice as TO be wholly
unable 10 decide with correctness many others
are too duh OF comprehension or too indoleut To
investigate aud search for the truth Of charges
made aud many Others acting on the maxim
that " ATS far in politics, will never retract
falsehood, although they may be convinced thai
they have uttered it. Ofthis latter class, are
some OF the most prominent presses arrayed a
ganst the present administration.
" Convict them of gross filsohood--tis in vain,-
" They soon are At their dirty work ugan f"
These truths have been fully established du-
ring the pcndency ofthe last and present Presi'
dental contests. H. the former, before the cue
mics Of Nh Adams had obtained the byc-words
Of bargaln and corruption and caught a hook to
hang a few ISLANDERS ON by detachiug from Nh
Adamss MESSAGES 10 Congress isolated sentcn-
ces, which, by being torn from their contexp
became susceptible Of the most heinons and Of
frusive mcasings but which, viewed in refe~-
ence to his obvious intention, were wholly harm
less aud absolutely orthodox, according to the
standard furnished by similar documents FROM
the pens of Nassrs Washington, Jefferson Ma.
olson. and Monroe we were told Of Offences
perprtraied by Mr.. A. al an earlier period Of his
life, which should exclude him from the Pres
Dental chair. Why are these old charges now
abandoned Why is he no longer tainted with
his carly federalism Whv ar not his old o.
pinions--his apostacv--and the motive Of that
apostacy still urged against him. except by
few OF those who we're originally deceived by the
allegations, and who have not yet lost all conf
dencc in their truth Those vino first put this
ball in motion have LONG since abandoned II
aud even the Cunningham lrtter,, together with
the name ofthe,r Infamous publisher, have Junk
70 the oblivion from which nothing can aoan &c.
deem Them. Aud why Because they were
always unworthy Of crcaH--awavs false n
themselves as they were malicious IN design
and because other themes have now been found.
on whicnto descant, more likely 20 catch the po-
pulr ear and exciie the odnn of the people.
ihr opponents of the administration can talk
now about BARGAIN between Messrs
Adam, aud Clay, aud ct the =" corruption" OF
Of which thar bargain must have grown. Aud,
this has been diprored it IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

~ On arr fret paae to-day will be fo.nd
m ally written aud very temperate article,
Addressed " 10 the people OF the United
States TO which we al, their attention. It's
reasoning is cogeni, lis language mild, its
style dlgnrGed, aud we believe It's calcuIa.
uous correct. Tie friends of The admiuislra-
lion may took Tor the Triumph Of their cause
with almost hsolnte certainty
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Late Arrivals.

bsdlt hICINuIS.
"E IIAVE just roceiv-,, Az additional ar
w rsal Of fashionable Fancy Goods.
winch added 10 our fo'mc, spring supply will
make very extensive aud desirable assortment
Among thpsr lately received are
20 ps G,shlonable Eogl',hGmgham,
20 French do
10 secfsucker do
case new siylr Londou cnlioocs. very cheap
do Ladies Legborn Ijonnels, veiy CHEAP
1 do Genfeneos do Hats
> Boxes Fancy Feather and Palm Fans
lNcb Gauzc aud silk Scnfs and Shnuls
Rich blk and ooid Italian ~I,s nnd saltins
Beautiful assortment ltibbons. Lnccs &c &c
With il greni variety of Shoes Has %.
All OF winch We ofef on such terms ~ shall
he pleasing 10 all who will call aud examine fhr
extent aud variety OF our assortment
6 X & l.. NORVELI.
June . ifQi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

"a EXT Wednesday the great and splendid
/ V drawing of the New Yorl Consolidated
Lottery, 9Th Class viii take place when the
whole scheme will be completed IN few MN
utrs. Fifty four nunbPr Lottery, eight drawn
ballots SPLENDID SCHEME.
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Al, cl.,,#,..., IN -, .#..,.........,
ANN. vince a,... 49,. ODD. ia -. a..
soat NJ ,a,,,,. -. ,,,..,..;.. ~. ...in !.
all n,.hab;l,,, candidate. for m. .gr.e
whenever Mr.. Adam, may ,et,re. mud n few
nolilicans more rcclrss. and na.ses.,.e
more bar1ihoo5 tha,,h r.s, ,,,ll cont,nns
to assaa HI. ,enntati,n. j. TIM oil .t..s..
find ,lia,t ,,iscr.,r,. to do ,he,e Li3a,oe
II will 5eneu5 .,,,,o,y -, Circumstance.
which we could now mention. III, were n,
cessnrv, whether mi, press viii be his ndvn
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TEE VHH2G4fNEAN.
LYNCnBuRG. JUNE >, ISIS.

IL We are reqnesrelto notify the people
Of .4plhers', that a meeting will be held on
the first day Of Inne conr', for the purpose Of
appointing Delegates 10 the Convention PR
posed to be held IN charlottesville on the
l4;h of July nexf, on the subject of the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad.
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al snmmitiino one
...,.... =. Al. -,
SUI" my '"'"'' 70 "''"''S ~ '''' "''''
OF the people, however, VINO heein 10 sc
through the drcrptiuns which have been
,,r,.,,...a ,,,,g,o tbc,,--,.,I n,os. r,bo h,v,#
oef" ''''' e''''' ~ WIZ NV w"
! ward o. Their knavcy viii be tie d9tai q as
puroose.
'''"'0p IN" ''"'' '''' =
'e'"i'' '''''''s J''', ',''''' "'''''''"
'3J''H "''' w ''''''''"'"S NV ''''''
p'''' l. '''s'''e''"l Ut '''' ''' u ''''''''''
o''"e''n '''' '''' '"' '''' gu" y
70 susan" maj e'o' '''c''o" oF '"P'"s' "'oo'5
kuoirs from Waat nHhor'iY, an address 10 Gen
Jackson, sipncd hy about a dozan aaperraultn-
.o..... t.... t.....,i......,,.,..
ms command 'o' the P'o''c"'" "' 'n' eoo''g
which the general accepts. In III inst place,
WE shrewdly suspect these documents h he i0t-
gerits-and ifthcy re not Of what value ARE
they without daies2 They might have been pen
ned five yeai, before or as many after Bun 3
conspiracy. GIVE US daies Me,srs Gleen and
jarvis, as well as the source Of your Information
We should prefer them TO 4 million of your As.
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TIlliE inhabitants Of Iynebbufg arr respect
- tniy informed tar the collection oil An,
nals thai vas "shibifed hefc lnsf week vii ,c.
turn On "wednesday IN June aud b. exhlbtie,i
IN thr same place topposite the Union Iiuie.
until saturday evening l1lh)
j. AdpntHurc % oenis.
.lnnp D. IL,
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MANAGER 3 OFFICE. :
Lynchbnre, June 3. 1928 4,
A Card

TTHHE manager OF The Virginia Lilerafute
N LOTTERIES, rrcsrntshs grateful neknew
Judgements 10 The public, tol their lberal pnt.
ronnee, already extended, 10 his 9Th elass
aud regrets hat his arrangements afs such rs
10 prevent has personal attention TO tie
driving, on the 10Th inst NJ Wheeling. lie
bngs leave 10 postpone The drawing indie,
hnhely, and 10 offer 10 lis Stead thu Grst
class ol the Gran" State Lottery, Of Virginia.
10 b. drawn ahont HE lad of August, WIN
an leef"nse Of Br'lh1n'y N cariials, and no
variation, IN price OF tickets, Persons holt.
my tickets ~ The W. Literature LOTTERY. are
reqnNicd 10 change them, md 10 inrrrass
tltfir adventure III the fieh schsme nov ar
tered, which NAV be done nj either of H..
Managers agencies. AUG LEFTWICH.
Inn b
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0j' Two newspapers are ahoul TO be com
mcnecd, IN Ccorgia--one in Savannah & the
other in NiIedoevile both al which will sup.
port Mr Adams. The editor ol tho last nam
ed paper, in his prospectus, remarks, with
pniu he now coptempIaiea the do"d Of pultt-
cal errur, ioundoling tie state Of Georgia--
but he IS not without hopes that the friends
If the gcnsrat inaoa viii be able - give the
vote of Georgia 10 Mr. Adams and be will
use ali fair means be can 10 effect SO desiru-
bic result"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

,hal as shuts were Tracked home t. l." w"s'
ad. aud, alter 'hey haa naaeffone this pnrfa-
Il were returned. in The ssme manncr, to
Washington
9" \ black negro frlnW. = sla,e IN somc 9th
llrinsous rrs'des n the Hue spring Ne l.
called DauUl Ihinn. The AID negrn ta,. do
rug the la, wnlirr. received h mni from
Washington city, many lafee hundles en,elnprd
m paprr, sealed. addressed To Dannl Chine
marked public document. aud hanlsrd bv
NJ Johnson. The envelope Of ON Of The rolls
vas robbed 81 torn IN passing nud the d'y good.
displayed thcn,"hrs--thef WIZ of cotton to-
o,ic, ca led riughan. aud sern by respectable
c,tgens IN George oWn
We have been surprising ~ alnns - It the
bundles contain puhic documents aHd how
could We do othrr,tlsr | -, we've ,kcd
" public doruueuts.s We haye no tght 10 say
thh ANY gentleman Of Congress- io favor Of
JACK son and reform wonli - iar f,rrri hunsrlf
AS 10 mark bundles n contslu inr public docu.
nents when tho. did not. Il nieht have been
donc 10y rn,stnl," but the mtaslc ias hnppcuod
re hi often aud tin regular pos ae,. would have
amounted to sesefnl hundred dollars. II the cob.
ouation ofa gentleman 81 6oofgrto"n he cot
rec, he dry goods though, an there Is tive
rub they we've sren, ieIi aud known. II is u
matter of much convenience fora mcmhrr Of
Congress 50 be- hble 10 furnish his UiG dud
daughters Wuh the earliest fashions from the
ctles Il fccds their little .aefties 10 hr able To
show out NJ the sunday mcetue. IN pew calico
gowns ot the latest fashion. insi from tie citv u
mouth 81 Two u fore any 81 the common rusus-
can gef ANY Of the same sort from the stores
II nC,caScs the patriotism OF the families oi
members ot Congress 10 he thus disiinguis he'd
aud II Is but q ulnme expense. Bnt Col. J hn-
-. a. - d q
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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
BALM OF COLUMBIA
a. g. III. WILSON.

No. s. West High Street. Wilmington.
EEAYT been appointed sole Agents in the Stat ofn,
n ware, for The sale Of OMadgcs Chenica, Bpl osn ~
iunb,a, which is extracteditom found in The VIA 4
america. The Eaim simproyed in color, strength =.
perfume, and us grand capillary virtues are as talo.
One bottle, price 50 cents, prevents the ha from ar
of in d8 hours from It's first application or ca.ses na
growth Of Mhskcrs ~ few weeks. bottle, nrice ),
cents will not only stop the hair from falling off, b, IL
wise in three weeks causes new growth to appear a
at 81 gives in general good head Of hair q v s
person.
II tpteyentsthe hair from turning gray, and makes !, \
beautifully, look bright and glossy and in few annss
ons frees from scuri and entirely removes
aches.
Copies Of certificates will be shown by le yen5ers g..
gentlemen vho after being Oald number Of yeas ss.
received new growth OF hair.
The signers' characters supported BY His Br;.,,
Maesys Consul, Fhilatelph who thereto hss n,s.
his seal and The royal arms Of Great Britain; also the M
and other agsraes oi Philadelphia, who were persona
ly acquainted with the sgners have certified 10 their I
respecability, and have likewise pr2ixed theirsea o
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
liRANDYWINgt
Chulubeate SPRINGS.

TEvliE Subscriber hay teceny ie:royed IL Nus elegant
Il establishment, situated about fle nile from tle
Borough OF Wilmington, and about The from
the Town OF Newcastle and occapyi, IN elevated site
in dsrct OF country alike renGii kabil for HE varied
beauty Of ts landscape, the hrh cultivation ct its soil aid
the salubrty OF ts atmos harcAas opened il as d re.og
for those IN pursuit oitlero health amisenent.
The sanatise nruperies 1t tile waters haze been long
celebrated and to many eaia tie invalid has auGYht ne
renovation oi his strength u their use, Notwithstanding
the absence OF those accommcd cdaos which ere essential
to has comfort and winch abuslan,ly provided
The approach 10 Il, sby ruuts along the EBlop
and Lancaster turnkes, and The roads u the coun.
ly winch are at all tunes ~ excellent coHdis,an. Its
vicinity @ Wilmington aud Newc.te places within ,e
reach % We cises OF snladcphia and Baltimore, Nho
enioy the heies and despatch o Sican, Boat coy vance
70 he former places 10 lie inhabitants the Peninsula
It offers an agreeable refuge from the Of summer and
a valuable to.ic u is Ci.llhe spriugs
ihe buildings erected about year ~ an innor-
nnratcd company, are spgclos and having been newly
furnished ~ HE subscriber, offer every Accommodation
that car be desired The supplies u lis tab,. aic drawn
from the mar ket ct Wilmington and Tie niucla,,. n,.o
bohao, aid viii be found 10 embrace all t varieties ol
the season His bar IS rros iced ah The choicest hnots
aud 4e no less essential contribution ut wel, ,ed ~
house '"sN =.
The subscriber hatters himself HAT as from I,,s xnc
thee - ms blsgtss he VIII not Be found deficient II
knowledge OF It's duties, neither will he b.. E,nd ua,t;,
N th': anxious desire pfoinoe the couto,, mn e;
nenl OF those who may honor him with they PATRONAGE
June, 1928. :" Nii-iat'N.
N. . ihe steam Boat iepFRloa, Cant atad viii
eaVe flladepl.ia Tor Wilmington, every cay {Sunaay.
exceple9 At o'clock, +. NJ ON Inc arrival of H. h
Al Wilmington, stages will he ID rea i,ness To convey n.s
senBers directly the Springs Stages will enyc ,Le
oflMbs every morning. lexcept Sundays at 6 O'clock
Fare through Sl25 Carriages Gigs &c can a alI ,m
pc mad az me Spfngs for any excurson-and alsn ca
ases wpe ~ attendance to convey from the
steam Boats a feScastle to the Springs. -
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
aS(bOk-hEEplNs4.

FItchcocls New Method Of Book Eceprg, aceoIap' q
cd with key, for sale BY A. & Ii. nii5ors -. 2 W.
iigh street, Wilmington.
tor sale, as abor5 ..,
Ggmsaws Histories Of U States nng'aii i'oniS, ~,
Greece, with Questions adapted each q itn. ,I H.
cll's Navigator, omey's Geography and A.f'si VIZ
variety Ct Biographies by other authors ,..as,y
fresh supEy cf Bristol Boad Fancy Papers 'sU,'s ~
Engravings, Prints for Scrap Books and variety q 81
cy Articles, all Of which will be sold for very SINAI
vance on cost.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
TO ~ExfLIEfSS NN'D
N1ANIFACTCRERS

.
7SS!lE tnd4rsiene Committee appointed by the Borough
Council, viii receive $ aled Proposals until The 26th
,,ay Of June It, for renting the MILL belonging 70 the
Borough u Wilmington, tor any term net exceeding ten
years. subject to the incumhrancc OF pumping supply
Of water for the of said Borough
The ahovc property offers particular alvan,age1 il
+ siiuasea un the BranlyW.it ard las Of the rs
water rights The buiing and spacious, and
1es of coside able draft Of water lay aoug see Of
he Mil. JOSEPH CRUDE,
MAiiLON BETS,
C,,nf;sttse
Wilmington, Nav "a 1895 58-l0t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27

The following certificate gives he history OF ne miro
,c,,nn of the pauacea into the philadelphia Aims House
1ktrmary Those read il, will be conynced tha ,ie
proprietor has never feared the investigation OF the Phy-
cans or endeayored administer the medicine ~ secret
!, III, evnces he nreiudces Of the acu,tythose who
were SO anxious originally exclude the medicine from
this institutions would neglect opportunity OF expeing
i. after it had been introduced.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
ENG!lESII GRAMMAR.

sEOGRArHY, recalling, Wiring, A,ihmel,c, Men
~ snralon, surveying, aud Algebra, with the lemept-
OF mental and moral Sclence, N be taught by the Sub
scriber, on very reasonable terms
The situation Of the school ii gh and healthy and un
der the direction OF committee q; lticnd,.
mo 90, 1923 45-4 AQUllLA THOMAS
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
REIM0 Al.
/. e. III. Wilson
NAVE REMOVED .rnlIR

liook Store and Circulating Library
40 "a. J, ylest Mql 81 soaM siat Y Ne ubper .Anke
AM 4th rpoN coRsER q NaHxEr STREET.
yFyEY retusu their thanks for tc liberal share Of custom
tnev nave received and will be gra,etutor conlnu
anee II the fayors of the pubic
ltey oar for sale tt reGs-gd b,ices genera,
assortment Of School Books anu Stationery, and variety
OF Fancy Articles.
Btaal. Boohs Luiea and Roand 10 any .rattern.
FAMILY RIFLES
Vary cheap Fay hooks, i.egers Cpherns Copy
Memora dun, and Pass Books Wiring and Letter Paper
Feint Lined do Carde rs and Gpmlss Fammas Conf, 8
Spelling Books; Parchment; Bonnet Eoard; B9ntlbog
Board Prayer rbooks Of the catholic anA Episcopal Church
Is: Me hodst and baptist Hymn books; Catectsns Of the
various Churches; States lax powder; Gold and Silver
raper Embossed and ian,y papers ~.
variety cf books in different departments Of Lera.
sure wch will be SOLD for less than half the pubca
iion pr,ce.
WtIm,neton March 26, 1929