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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

The occnrrencs took place in Portsmouth. n. III.
and our attachment 20 the State makes US reref 10
mention " but II has been already made public and
Is only necessary for to record the facts as I'VE
collected them from the papers. The town of Ports
mouth very unexpectedly gave Jackson majority.
and 1t appears that after the polls were closed Mr.
Decatur, the Naval store keeper at the Navy Yard,
gave oeae az ms house. ut also appears that at
late hour OF the night, large number of the persons
who had been so treated, issued from Mr. Decaturs
house, were arranged in front of il in a procession.
and from thence proceeded with martial music To th,
residence ofthe Hon. Ichabod l. rtlett Reprcscn
tatvc IN Congress from this Statc-rpon arriving
TINS spot, IT appears that the mob first atternp,cd To
enter the house, and upon finding it fastened, they
shocked and kicked against il, to the great alarm 81
the ladies within; TINT then giving up the attempt to
enter the house, they vented their rare i'm shouts
threats, mprecatons and insults and al lencth with
drew. The number of persons cnyaped i'm this dis.
greceiui business rs variousy estimated and we
should imagine, says the Portsmouth journal did no,
fall short of one hundred.
Inc worst part OF this unfortunate and most disrc.
putaole business remains TO be told. The mob or
leaving Mr. Bartetts house, passed the houses oftwc
very respectable clcrgymen, the Rev. Mr.. Putnam
and Rev. Mr.. Burroughs. We know of no Individual
IN TINS community more estimable than these gentle.
men; we Know OF none who conscientious in
tue uscharge oil their respective duics and vet tbr
iac rs almost Incredible these gentlemen were abused
ana nsuted by the scongs and hurrahs of this Jack
son mob, because, in the honest and consc;ontio,,
:. discharge OF their duty, members of the Schoo
Committee of ;he town ~ Portsmouth. they conlG
NOT consent to the appointment of Mr.. Abner Green.
Schools" "
Such is the effects Of the Jackson spirit in New
England. Her most valuable and useful citizens
ncr members OF Congress, ond her ministers of the
Gospel are alike nsultcd and abused by the infunt
ed partlsans of the Icro of two wars" Is tho land
of the Puritans to be thus disrraced,
| ('roridence Cadet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
MIR. BARTLETT

BY the Portsmouth, Times, we learn that at n meet
ing OF the citizens of that place, committee was
chosen to invite Mr. Bartlett their representative to
Congress, to a public dinner, and another COMMITTEES
to make the proper arrangements. Owing to AZ en-
gagemont on public business, which occupies his
time till near the meeting Of Congress- Mr.. Bartlett
declined the invitation.
We noticed some days ago in the Portsmouth pa-
pors an account of political mob, which, according
to the fashion of the age, practiced and approved
IN Philadelphia andsome other places had undertaken
to signify Its ferocious qualification political victo
ry, by annoying the distinguished of the opposite
party The Portsmouth mob, it is stated, after par
taking of"a treat" at tho house of Mr. Decatur the
naval ma store Keeper, marched to the house of Mr..
BARTLETT exhibiting lawlcss and unciviized spirit,
attacking the door, and insulting the inmates with
shouts, revings, and other tumultuous noises. The
same conduct was exhibited in their approaches
to the dwellings, of two respectable clergynen Such
proceedings not very honorable to the character
OF New England, and we drop the curtain upon the
disgusting exhibition.--[ Boston Coso-isr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

offer enc. MIR. Ritchie never wares way with n r;,
gina Editor because no who attacks him can be
man OF talents, the attack itself being with hun con-
elusive evidence Of the fact. As toour talents, We
assure Mr. Richie that estimate of them is very
moderate. We are content however with what pro-
violence has endowed us, and do not sigh for more
brilliant gifts, seeing that the lofty genius of Mr.
kche has not preserved him from tergiversatio and
inconsistencies and dcrelcton of principle, so mon
strous .nat commsseration mngles with the contempt
and disgust which they excite He promises 70 tale
no further notice Of us-so be tive are not ambi.
tous OF the honor. We cannot make a similar pro-
mise however in regard to him. We shall lose no
opportunity OF exposing his miserable, shuliny time
serving Poi,cy-and wishing him all manner of en-
this dny adicu. ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
THE CATHOLIC orEsrfov

The following paragraph from the Liverpool Chron-
iclc, confirms the rumors which have heretofore
Tcached u.s. offho intention Of the Nuis,ryfcS ndius,
The Catholic Question OF the approaching session Of
Parliaincnt.---
Report says that the Cabinet arc engaged in
framing bill for the emancipation Of The Catholics
vinced that every days news win more confirm the
opinions which we have often expressed on the nc.
ccssity Of yielding the just claims Of our Catholic
brethren. We trust too, that the measure now in
course Of preparation, may be fun and complete
one Tor no other would release us from the agitation
Of the question. The Catholics mirl,t some vcays
ago, have accepted with gratitude, something sbopt
OF absolute and unqualified cmancpation.--But that
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

'AthSON MOB IN NEW highland.
We rcgrot 10 announce 10 our readers the occur
renee OF Il mob 10 Now Engand-buti IL was, az might
have been expected, Jackson mob, headed and led
on by Jackson m9n--by an individual who bears the
vencrated name If Decatur; and what is still more
Notifying, brother Of the lamcnted Stephen Deca-
tur.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

to the people, M thinks and gratitude for the kind
ness and the confidence rcposed in me. There are
feelings which words cannot express. Mine are of
TINS KIND. may however be permitted to add that
no person can be under more obligations to State
than am to North Carolina, nor feel them more
strongly and that duty alone has Induced me to re-
sign. "
ain, gentlemen, with the utmost respect and cs-
teem' your obedent and humble servant.
NATHI.. MACON.
Inc Banks are to occupy much of the Legislative
attention. Their Charters expire in 1895; and Gov
irede presents the questions, Will YOU abandon
the Banking SYSTEM VIII you rcneIs the Charters
OF the present Banss' Or will you establish new
Banks'" The necessity has arisen from the misnan.
agement OF the n. Carolina Banks and the great suf
ierins inflicted by the depreciation of their notes of
presenting those questions at the present time. II
seems to us that the farther question of annnlln
Charter is implied--and we should be pleased to see
the problem debated by the Legislature of ~ Carroll
ma, III subsequent Legislature cannot annul Char
ter granted by its Predecessor without any violations
on the part of the Corporation" Mr. Jefferson. we
understand, held the affirmative.
S. l.. Governor, ESQ., has been appointed nv IN.
President, Post Master of New York. MIR. G. is the
son-i-aw OF Mr. Monroe, and the lntcllgcncer seems
10 thinK that sympathy for the pecuuiary condition OF
the latter, had some influence in his appointment
An amlable motive, but we think bad principle.
THEATRE.-Our persevcrng and liberal Mana
ger taxes his benefit this evening. Need we say
more othe patrons OF the dr?na his numerous per-
sohal friends Let us give him (what he really de-
servcs) Il liberal reward for his efforts,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
Bfei's Spring I4m N9r. 1898.

" N'"'''" .NSN'ihoIy OF NORM carolina.
iiSNrLEMrN'--Agc end iniuni'y render it yropcf
~ ne 80 Fctrc from pubic service. therefore re
sgu the appointment o. Senator 20 the Senate 81, Tho
uSted States, that Of Trustee OF the University Of
The state, and :1at Of Justice cf the Peace Tor the
county OF Warren
IN retiring FROM the service .of Tho State, want
words 70 convoy to the Legislature, and through them
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
SlIIIRlEF"S SALE.

eA virtue Of writ Of yend cNponas 70 me directed
Ann sarr, Cantwcls Bridge, = ST. Georges iiudrel
Monday tc 23l Of january as' At u'clock Y VI The
following described tracts pieces Of land and teneteu
situate, ing and being in the Hundreds Of s., Ceo~es and
ippoquinnin and County o. Newcastle, Wit:-N0. i,
lot q piece Of land u the village Of Cmtwes Hrngo
81 Georges Hundred, bounded BY lands Of May Braold
and thers, fronting on High stcet, containing syiv.twu
pcrches, more or less
NJ, 2 One half of fAim, undivided right, in Apro.
qenlnink Hundred buaatsd By lands Of Eliza Moore,
heirs OF oiaid e. Dale de- aud Others, with lor dive
ling house and kitchen, lg bain and other out buildings
thereon erected containing three hundred and fifty a4Ecs
more or less.
81 The other one half part of said frm vii lie offer.
co private sale at the time place seized aud
taken in execution as HE property Of James ~ liam, dec
and % he sold BY PETER y. DELANY, Lasa sur
Newcastle Jan, z, 1928. G3-.ft
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
PUBLIC SALE.

WiiI be offered At public sale, on Saturday the 10Th
w INST on the premises valuable farm, containing
l04 aces Of lard q good q9aty, and favorable all kinds
Of grain and grass, and now oleabe high state Of
cultivation
EA There six tlages Tie farm small orchard of
80 fruit, assorted good story log house, wealh-
erbo .re aod Kitchen barn oihci out houses neccs
sArt tor The accommodation Of tar--bcing The real es
a'e Of Ltn Bennett, dec le Of Pencadcr Innlred New
tastle County, bel adjoining lands Of John Griffith
Jonatha' DC and Ienjsnin Shakespeare and is in he
eiFha'ad Of Churches, schools, and Mills; two miles
s'nta 81 NsNark Farther description is deemed unne.
cfssN ~ expcc cd ANY wishing 10 purchase will first
ti-s Ne premises, which can Re shown by Mr. J Clen1c
nn, lyas 81 tle farm, BY the subscriber living near
Newark leflis made known al the sale, by
JAMES PATTON
III 4,ls3s, a \,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
For SALE.

A small FARM, situated in pencAtler Hundred, alion
"A ing lands Of Major Vim, CoocA, Hugh 4cuinl and
others.
k-TRA The improvements flame dwelling house,
gGG kitchen, and log stable. The farm contains about
e hy acres Of clear land and hundred acres ot wood
land IS about three miles from Newark and The same
distance from Chrsana. The terms viii be moderate,
and possession given on The 25h dav 81 March nest M
an indlspatable title Tor terms apply Tie subscriber
A. G. LEWIS.
I arm near Newark, Jan ~, 1923. C3-Ot
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
Tie Delamare Fire Insurance CompuN.

LIE DeluTufg ItFe IHSUTuHCe NUHFu"a:
INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of the State O De-
laware, with capital Of one hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors receiving appcs
,r1ns Insurance, their Office, No. 81, Spiey.sree
between Front and Second streets, against LUIS D! re-
ua eycty description Of largs general Merchandise
-irs 10 Port and their Cagaesi llolSehoud Furniture,
ai ether personal property also, against or damage
b niana transportation ofgoods wares, chande, and
coqGtty produce.
Terms OF Insurance will be as favorable any OF the
Co npanies in tile Cues Of Philadelphia OF NeM-fork -
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence u The
soity Of its capital, and that all losses viii be promptly
adjusted B, the company.
JogS MoopY Agent 70 survey property % pc insured
for the and vicinity Of New Castle, in place Of q ~
Blsney, declined.
LivI H. EvAss Agent survey property 70 be Insu-
red for the town and vicinity of Ek,on.
joins CLOAK IS Agent to survey property 10 be Insured
for the town aud vicinity OF Smyrna
JosEPR JoSEs Agent survey property 70 be Insured
for the town Of West-Chester and vicinity.
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baily, VIM Chandler,
David G. v son, Joseph Grub,
Joseph e Gipin, Roberi Porter
WM. SEAL, Pfssdsn..
ID. BYRsEs, Secretary.
April 10. 1926. As
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II EYR.W
FOR SALE OR RENT.

lyon psae sale, FARM in Chr,'iana hundred New.
Il castle County, Delaware about miles from Whining.
ton few perchs south Of the kennett turnpike TOAD,
adjoining lands oI Peter Iendrckson, William Huston,
.H-g- milk house i IS deemed unnecessary say any
,aa relative ,nthc soi lis natural qualities, any per.
wishing y purcha5e viii y course examine c preni.
ms farn not soa by tile frs d bflary, wihe
fcnted Fl year Asa--a ot Of MARSH containing
acre. in liranyNina marsh. vii be soll with n il wanted
Ny Tie purchases Inquire a the Office d the Watchn4a
jan 21-7t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18

NOT ICE.

A VERY nHg Colored Grl, 10 wears old, Who un
"a aslssnl faakfg, and all Kinds Of Loasevo,k, 10 be
1tpo'rd o., ir yea-s, 70 respectable fanny N
III, Sia'e iaqliie az tins 0Fice.
Ser, 4 ,{2f-t 9s--f
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
GILLING THYME.

g AMuEL AsHMEAD CO 10 81, Wanu' $. philadel-
> pia have just received per the Algonquin large as.
sorment Of GILL NET WINE
Also-a quantity y Fatse: 5s 7'rsdi, which they g.
DC. Is 15-9tp
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-18
NOTICE.
:. DO Is Won would be done BY. Z

TIVE sabscribef takes Ills opportunity ,epder his
thanks taose persons 10 Nave called and paid their
taxes; and II consequence Of NE number WHO tasc tins
sca, lie Is induced q attend heretofore, hs house
jfC1. Wolfe, 80 eVety Seventh or saalrdas. Looping a
those Who have pail viii caand doso Anlashu intends
rans tie STATE the spring, ever! pe7son mt know a
aay further Indulgence caunat be gwen a rs ass +
pay when e ca-, cal and PAY he hopes he shall
he excused for Obtaining win is however unplea.
salit i may be JUuI ERWIN, Csa4tl0r.
January A. 1928. 2l-3t
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BOOKS AND STATION EHY


A. s II. WILSON
pESPEcfFtLiY inform t'te. customers aad tle ,al
lie generally that they III continue Tic Il ok AL IN,
uonety business and Clcolsing Library, Al Oil 81 j.,
No. 1906, A!arlct.St
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M,CAULLEY e RICE,

SouN UeSf Il, and nerr ia. Brr,idyuine .biHs.
IL and aoiang The store formerly cour, ID b NJ Jun
RICE, IS grocery --Mtefe i may he ~ i,a alag.
y persons q cil AM examine fol themselves
/ The following impose pam VI their assoitai.nt
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
FOREIGN SUMMAR

The schooner Buglehorn, Thompson, arrived at Bati-
more from Rio Janero which place she ie't on e 1on
October announces the arrival there OF the ,. sooP
Boston from Monte Video, bringing intelligence Or me
ratification ofhe Treaty Of Peace ch Brazboy me govern
nent Of Bnenos .lyres The Banda Oriental, including
Monte Vdeo which the original cause OF war; is 10 De
hv beth parties and the people are to be lett tree
to choose their own form Of government Flour was worth
IL dollars at Monte Vldeo, the 18th OF October. -
HAVANA, Nor 49,
The scbooner Relampapo Fitch arrived here yesterday
rom n ltinore her cargo was sold at II dollars We
have an arrival from San Andre OF 4ooo barreis Oh ou
persp Shepherd The ship Charleston is also IN to day.
from Philadelphia, with Mr.. Rodney, our Consul. ne
British Packet from Vera Cruz, has also arrived with intel
pence that Mexico in great disorder tal oai'a Aa
VITA 800 men, had left Perote for Oaxaca, pursued oy
5000 who would no doubt him. Guerrero It seems
refused to encourage his rebellion against the VOICE o
the people Laborde is still in this port with all ms
squadron
The revenue of France for the first nine months OF the
present year, is 543, 3,l9l0Q0 francs, eduai 10 aoo''
22,O0O000l sterling, or nea ly Sloo'ooo'ooo'
By the Eliza arrived at Philadelphia, proclamation OF
the President Of NJ, xco dated 25h Ocober has been re-
ceved, announcing, that from pubic ana pfvae SOU
information has been received that Spain now Inedat-
ing invasion of that Republic, ana Calling upon viz
people to defend their country
Ee1NA, Aug. a5.
Its affirmed that the Russians ha, obtained from
the President of Greece, the Isle OF Samos, to es-
tabsh their head quarters, and depot OF men
provisions and ammunition Iris believed that the
French and English will each require an island IN
the Archipelago. as rendezvous tor their respec
tive sauairons. brussels Papers, Oct 22.
Very late from the Pacifc-The ship Cornthlan aFfivee
! at Baltimore on Friday in 76 lays from Lima. The re
ryan forces under General Gamarra had deposed Pres
dcnt sucre in the Republic Of Bolivia Sucre and the
Columbian troops had been sent to Guayaqil Inc bo'
Wan Constituent Congress assembled at Chuqusaca on
| Sd of August and elected Santa Cruz President ih'
Peruvian government had issued clamation datet
Sep g. declaring the ports Of Columbia in the Pacific IN
state Of ofbockade Wa exists between Peru ana Coumo
and active preparations are making by the Peruvans
carry it on The u S. Ship Blandywne, Com Jones, wa
at Calao--the yncennes Cap Finch, at Area The mar
kets were glutted with all kinds ofproduce-four S1
| and 10000 bbls ahoat
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
Dec. g..
SheriH's Sale,

10y virtue Of writ of Ais Levari Facias, to me
= directed, will be exposed to public sale, at the
House of Peter Vandeyer, near Wilmington, in
Christiana Hundred, on Monday the 18th day Of
parcel, tract or tracts of Land, Mills Factories,
houses and tenements, lying or being together or
contiguous, commonly called the Brandywine Paper
Mills, situated on, both sides of the Brandywine
Creek, in the Hundreds Of Brandywine and Chris
tana, in the County of New Castle, containing al
together one hundred and Twenty acres, be the
same more or less together with all and singular,
the improvements and appurtnances thereunto be-
longing Seized and taken in Execution as the
property of Joshua and Thomas Gilpin, and to be
sold by WILLIAM HERDMAN, Sh'E
New Castle, Dec. S, 1928. 67-2t
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
Extract ofa letter dated, DoUer, Dec. 8.

Messrs. Porers-" have hardly time before the mail
Closes to relate to you the dsgraceu that now
taking place upon the public square of this town. in con-
sequence of the success of the Military Hero Cannons
are fring-Rockets Aying-Rum is hoating-Sots are
reelng-Aen who have heretofore been considered abb
stemious staggering squaing-window glass
lin consequence of the jar of cannon) ratng-Adminis
raton men appaed thinking their hroats are to be cut
In fact they all are .Roting and Roaring, IN the true
Jackson style."
never saw Dover completely stumped before. The
Jackson pole that hoisted at the "grand meeting,
has been rooted upand repanted for the purpose OF
having $50 candles hoisted it, so was told by the
GRAND ROMANCER OF DOVER. At the time Of
writing this the illumination has not commenced-one
Rocket had been let ofi--aye there goes -
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
PROPOSALS for Building.

YHyHE undersigned will receive sealed proposals,
n for the erection and completion Of house upon
the property Of the Brandywine Chalybeate Spring
Company, until the 1st of January s29.
The house to be $50 feet long, and so feet wide,
in the cear-to be built of Stone three stories high,
and half basement story, with piazza 90 feet wide
IN the west front, and IL feet on the south, with
columns to the roof-the whole to be finished ac-
cording to plan to be submitted by the company.
Proposals will be received for the whole, or any
part of the building, and the Company will require
the person contracting to bind himself to complete
the contract, By the first of July, 1929
The plan may be seen upon application to LEA
Pussy, ESQ. Treasurer of the Company.
WILLIAM CHANDLER,
DAVID C. WILSON,
JAMES LATIMER, Jr.
Wilmington, Dec. 3, 1928. 67-tJ1.
DELaV.4RE g. S. C.4ROLLNA LOTTERY
sd Glass Extra, draws in this BOROUGH
On Thursday, the 18th December, 1928.
Forty-two Nomber Lottery-Six Drawn Ballots.
SCHEME prize of 5000 dollars. l of 1888,
/ of 1OoO of 800, 12 of 100, 36 Of 80, ~ Of
lis. 432 of 6 and $3.50 of 8 dollars.
Tickets S3-IIalf1 5O-Quarter rs.
NEW YORK LOrTERY--Extra Glass, No. IL.
Draws THIS DAY, Dec 9.
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000, of 1904, Of 1000, Of $50,
6 of 600, 90 of 100, Al of 40, 4l of so, 81 Of 20,
l697 of 6, and $40 of 8 dollars.
Tickets So, Half 81 so, Quarter IS cents.
To be had in variety of Numbers at
Prompt and Truly Lucky Office, II, Market
Street, Wilmington, Del.
Dec. @. 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09

President of this Company, dated 18th ult states that
OF tons have passed through the canal since
spring. though there first only ~ boats in USE
hanna, occasoned short portage These are now finish
ed and $50 boats have since been built. The tolls act
ally received amount to $4,000, ia addition to which
have been paid by Union Canal boats the Schuyl
XIII navigation company making total Of S26, 900, de-
rived from this means of intercourse with the Ssqueha
na The inhabitants of the interior receive their
plaster and other articles cheaper than formerly, and
a better price for their productions.
Emigration to the Hest The tide of emigration West
chiefly TO the Wabash tract is immense. Ii is computed
IN letter from Indiana that accession of $4,000 must
have been made to the population of that region this fall
or within the last four months -yNFY. Jour. of Com
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
Real Estate,
at PUBLIC SALE.

On the 18th inst on the property, will be sold the fol-
lowing described capital Real Estate late Of John Ferris
decd situate in the Borough OF Wilmington Del to wit
ONE THREE STORY lKESSU.aGE,
Fronting Market street, between Hanover and Broad
Streets together with the lot which IS erected; the
house is % feet front, 35 feet deep back 4 he main
building is piazza, with open Newell stairway, by a.
dining apartments two stories high Ia by IL and kitchen
IA by IN, all built Of brick he whole completely hns-
ed including the garrets which have freproof floors
The lot is 5 feet front by III feet inches deph extend
three sides with substantial brick walls; the Brandywine
conveyed into the yard. The buildings all Of
brick, nearly and in complete order Possession CIV
ell immediately
ONE THREE STORY AfESSUaGE.
Fronting on Shipley- Street. betaoeen Hanover and
Broad Streets,
Together with the lot which is erected The house
19 feet inches in 'front.' and IS feet III inches i'll dep
back of the main building is piazza with open Newell
stairway and kitchen two stories high l8fe inches by
13 feet inches; the whole well finished exclusive OF The
garres The lot about 29 feet in 'front.' and extends to
the middle distance, between Shpey and Orange streets
The buildings all of brick, in modern style and good
order Possession given on the 25h OF the Sd mo (Aarc
ONE LOT or LAND,
Adjoining the property last described 40 feet front on
Shpey street. and extending that width to the middle dis
ance On this lot is stone building, two stories high
used stable, and frame carriage house; may be
divided into two lots to suit purchasers Possession given
Immediately.
lit the same time aoiN be sold The fohoving Stock,
TO ap,t
| 5Shares in the Bank of Delaware.
| do in the Bank of Wilmington and Brandywine.
! 10 do in the Commercial Bank of Del. OF Smyrna.
! do in The Wilmington and Kennel Turnpike Co.
/ do in the Wilmington Philadelphia turnpike GO
1000 dollars in the Wilmington Borough Loan, at pei
cent. per annum, redeemab,e in 1855
/ Conditions will be made known at the time OF sale by
i ELI HlLLES,
4 BENZ. FERRIS,
I Erecahors
i Wilmington, 10 mo. 6, 1928. o7-ts.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09

On the 18th inst the property, will be sold the fol-
lowing described capital Real Estate, late of John FERRIS
decd, situate in the Borough Of Wilmington Del to wit
ONE THREE STORY 1lIESSU.4GE,