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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-25

u,u, hu,fop Dee. IN lii the SrnHte' s.sitf-
d,v Air. la,on ioduced JOINT hesolni'n"
| .,,,,. .a,ns The Rssnl1lIoh OF lol9, rr'siise 10
A.. .I.,t,,n nI a piinier TO each hnuse Oh
cnavf.,s. - ne 10 make smsiofily. instead OF
,,l,,ai,ty nj votes, nsssssafy 10 choice.
| Al, S,isbss cav. notice III his intention 10 TN
t,,1ue. > tall Ior ihe construction nj a Break
water Al Nantucket.
a, ,bc House of Representatives Yesterday,
The resolutions laid ON the table on Friday
Or. taken IN and agreed 10, bni The hour
..y;,, bs.n nearly consumed by the offering
| ~ ,.,,,,ons. very few peY resolutions were of
Jared The House then took up the hi'l ma
kine further allowance NJ drawback on on'
par refined in The u. ; uron which some dis-
oussion iook place, which was interrupted De-
lore any disposition oil the Bill by a success
ful motion IN adjourn
Mr.. Cambrtieng, yesterday, presented anne
mortal signed BY 1900 citizens oil New YORK,
praying for q duty oil ten per cent on Anehoh
Sales.
On motion Of Mr.. Ward, yesterday, pet.
lion heretofore presented from The officers oil
The Army in the late war with Great Bfinin
for grants of lands, was referred 10 the Com
mite. on Public Lands. Our readers will re-
collect that this was this was the subject ot y
res luton offered 10 the House by Nj. Ward
on Friday, AID rejected
Unshinsion, Der. l1.--Iu the Senate, yes
icrday. Mr.. Noble introduced two bills Tor
pensionlng certain soldiers and widows MIR
Whites resolution referring 10 the Commit
iae nfthe Judiciary 10 digest and report some
improvements in The U. 8. Judiciary system
was agreed 10.
10 The House of Representatives, great
number of resolutions were offered yesioroh'
a.--..S ~Lioh unc ny Mr. Hodges, oi Massh-
ehuseits, requiring the Committee oil ways
and Means To enquire into the espedleney oil
reducing III. dulv on Coffee, was REJECTED by
A vote OF 10 10 AZ. Several peliinns wer"
presented rom the North AMI East, praying
for duties on anciian snles. The House then
resumed the consideration OF thu bill allowing
an additional dfawback on Sugar refined IN
ihe United States. Some further d.cn's'oo
took plnce. which Terminated IN the order for
The cngros,neni i the hill for a third read
ing this day, by vote ri ll7,o II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

"What says, FOR instance, the history of his me,s,,.
sin i8l&"-fRtrhnond Enquirer, March 10, 1924.
"Ienerai Jackson, 1t seems, always thought Mr..
Madison was 'one of the best of men. aud a Great CT
"viiian'-but did not prefer him as President because
"1e always believed that the mind of n uhiIoyonbe,
could not dwell on blood and carnage with any com.
P0snrc: Of course, that he was not well. fitted for :,
stormy sea- How p,eposterous is this objection.
when It IS rccollected that MIR. Madison was the
very man to recommend a war, TO which war Zen. j.
'o~es his own high reputation. The General, in this
one STROKE OF the pencil, draws his own character -
"mdr IS CONTINUALLY floating before his oica eyes.-
man who can view blood anu cuylnre with com
'pos1re, he's higher qualifications for the Presidency
'.han he vino Is a great cieiiian or a srcal vul;Hcfn1r:
"ior' IN Mr.. hladisnn'S case, this is synonyrno,rs win
"a philosopher. What kind of President wouId his
=" 'Sredt c,cifiIn' make? n gentleman vino cannot jr,e,.
PREF me plain expression 81 one h4o-and yet would
Hoe Called upon to administer all the laws OF the land,
"une whose ideas are so purely military. that he you'd
"'rahsniute a fraio7 into a spy, or would punish tre,.,
syn NOV oy Tie cirlt co1tr!s, but by a couyt urrrtiule
vi VINO IN any great crisis would convert the sohoIe
eoe"Fy lLo one great camp, and would reduce almost
every thing under martial Tax. Ii this individual he
Y republican, then. indeed, as he says himself .,yry,ne
are mere 6"dd|es' What respect would such a Great
CIVILIAN, entertain for the iurs and the Constitution of
rms country: Is swct an one Gnriicd for onr ChjeT
[Ricfmoni Eoqriss or, yuoyl3, 1874
We cannot consent to lend a and towards fhe
riec'ioh OF si,ch a man as Gen. JAcKsoY. lie is too
"'LL.e q u &'afGSntDa-Dn rr&i-tOo piOienf IN las fentDyY
measures Ion much Inclined tn arb,n,Gr, pore,2,.
mem IN otdh!n the humble ,ppors II lie .gGHors of
,HtS paper. We WOULD pEInEcArE HIS EI.EcTtoT
rs l CVRs: UPON THE COUNTRY"
tRich"toad Enquirer, Del. II, 1921.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
CAUCUS MILIrARS TICKGT..
EOR PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON Of Fem.
EOR YICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN e.. CALHOUN of s. G..

CAUCUS TICKET.
I District. WILLIAM C. HoLr of Norfolk.
. WILLIAM H. M'FABLAND Of Petersburg.
8 JOHN CARGILL Of Sussex.
d Maj. Z. M. NELSON of Mecklcrhurw.
5 RICHARD LOGAN Of Halifax.
6 DIR. JAMES JoSEs of Nottowav.
z Judge WILElAM DANIEL of LvnGhhilra.
s Col. JosEPH MAET1H Of Henry.
Q WILLIAM +. GoRDoN Of AlbelnarIe.
70 Judge WILLIAM BRocHENHRoUGH ST Rich
mond.
II CTEoRoE BUcKSEn Of CiIroiinr.
- WILLIAM JoEEs of Gloucestnr.
r3 Col. ROBERT M'GAyDLIsH Of WFilIiaufs.
burg.
II ELLrsoN CURRIE Of Lancaster.
IS Judge JOHN w. GREEN of CuIpepRt.
rs Col. JOHN GIBSON of Prince Wiilium.
II Gen. GEoReE Rust of Loudoun.
18 JARED W1LLIAMs of Frederick.
10 Or. ]. D. WILLIAMSON of Rockingham.
90 JonN Bowen OF Roctbridgc.
81 Maj. JoHN =. GEORGE Of TazewGlL.
- ANDREW RUSSELL Of Washington.
% JoEL SHREWSBURY of KanauilA.
81 JonN M'M11LAa Of Brooke:
GJQf Gen. JAcssoN% uufrness FIR IRE T3eti!ency,
lis .fierfs have Furnished One strongest eyidence.-
81 Dim, Mr.. tedsrsun SAID, Ire wnhlI as soun th1nk
OF na6fng "a sailor Of Q cock, Or q s'ridieT OF Il g1nJsp.
fsa President Of Amir v ,JaCksun.r
dU'tNitncss what bis consistent trte,Hl vi. Rithr
ihihk, of him. = & =
As IN Cen. JAcKsoN, we would speak with res;rcci;
1--WE leei for him The sinCercst gratitude. Yet, even
gratitude must have bounds, w hen tire happiness of a
whole ration is Of STAKE. Bring his qualifications 10
"tire bar of public npinIdn, iud how Will TREY stanJ2
lie saved New Orleans; bc IS = warrior; sn apt and
IAN able one; II IMAM Of energy, OF public spirit, Of IN
'icgrity, OF genius. Bot are these all rhc dnaliGca
"iions which are required In a President Of tire United
"Sfates! lie fGeO. JACKSON is d distinguished spi
Hdier; but IS tie a Statesman Where IS the evidence
"0Pit? Where are his political speeches? bis Dispatch
''es2 his essays! his measures Where are The eyi
'deUces Of Crat skill and attainment 10 rolrics 10 which
"a life OF study, and nf experience. is so essentially
necessary? COMPARE HIM WITH ADAMS. n,ui
oto1M Cralgfor1, AND HOW INFERIOR hlUST
lie BE--;giren ue take into account the series nj
!3,is pursuits and the want Of evidence which le has
Observation-Disclosures Enquirer, Pei. &c, 1924,
'ii has long been maintained rs q maxim, that The
'7man WHO cannot obey, ought not 10 command; and
The Iu!e, in the present case at least, stands Upon thrs
Gsbund ressUD: tlat the man who makes his own will
rand pleasure the sole rule and guide of all his acti-
''ous,' aaght not IN bf truSnei ruth HE Hrrc po,bers oJ
"G President of The Z. St1es. We want for that Of
shce a man who will cooIiy and carefully observe the
etiaw and the Constitution. for these are to be his
E'guIdes in the administration OF bis powers. Now, q
"Gcmsr1L Jootson possessed If thu coot and tempered
spirit, ghich toiU FL him FIR an Eyecutire .lfrsis.
;yute7 Has be exhibited that spirit in past tmesi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
Ebs constitutional gIItf0.

DEMoCRATIC REPUBLICANS TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS of Mass.
FOR YICE PRESIDENT,
RICHARD RUSH Of Pa.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
I Dtstrsct. Co. STEPHEN WRIGHr ofNorfolk.
. BENJAMIN HARRISON of Charles City.
s JOSEPH GOODWIN of Dinwiddic.
4 DIR. RICHARD FIELD Of Brunswick.
s Gen. EDWARD G.. DARLINGTON Of Ilalifuy.
g BENJAMIN HATCHER of Chesterfield.
Z SAMUEL BRANCH of Buckingham.
8 Judge FLEMING SAUNDERS Of Franklin.
. DAVID S. GARLAND of Amherst.
10 CHAPMAN Johnson of Richmond.
II Judge FRANCIS L. BnooKE of Spottsyl-
yania.
~ CHARLES HILL of King & Queen.
l5 Capt. RoBEnr LIVELY of Elizabeth City,
IA Capt. Hancock EusrAcE Of Stafford.
10 JoHS SHAcKLEFoRD of Culpeper.
Is Judge WILLIAM 4. G. DADE Of PRINCE
William.
II Col. WILLIAM ELLzEy OF Loudo,,u.
IS ALFRED II. POWELL of Frederick.
10 Col JAMES MAUzY OF Rockingham.
20 Judge ARCHIBALD STUART of Augustil.
II BALLARD SMITH Of Greenbrier.
% Col. BENJAMIN EsrILL OF Washington.
oSSG LIZ L - tOOHINERS OF halllNll-
81 ALPHEus ?. WLsoE Of Monongalia.
bQt DIR. ADAMS, Jefersnn said, .'hu is a learned
ann honest man, the best of the New EngiandeJs.n
I~Ais most violent and persecntng enemies, have
Zone homage 10 his great aud inzs-nrly abiiIlies.-
I3-Winess The following:
q e 2
H!caffnot Sufficiently cypress lie rRaFpuND sentiments
q nn'nErdr'an and delight with which / have pc rused
~thS state paper. [1ir Adarns' viniicatidn OF orr roy.
'lerrtnent tn Don Onis In written with an HsToSlsa
'INt force OF ingenuity, and adorned Yah the most can
~jfo'If'Hs ~etopueu1e Of all d8ufruionm 1t Las The air
'spt a hfan vho feels must arnreiy for tire wrongs of bis
.-cohntry; who rs %'ndiguan. at tie irsnlts offered to .res
ny fire agsressnr, pretending to demand redress, and
'~ho Fours out rhuse feelings IL Tie most furcible
''slraius. IT a ~MhNUMEST OF DIPLOMATIC GENIUS.
MI an eRNAMENr no MY cnUNrIY. feel pyvnd Of
"beforgHng to a pation which irss PRODUCED sycu A
'NLkzE OF ThLENTs. 1t slivers the manifestu OF he
''SPsnist cabsnei In dlsl and asires. into what utter
'Eusignun:ance does tue relonbIahle Cheyalier Onis
'i!sfnh! He seems IKE a pigmy in the hands OF o
sdiASTP-hpEf'aond EH0airer, jan Q. 1919.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-15

A writer in the Baltimore Patriot recon-
mends the appointment of Gen. Boyd as
Maior-General and Commander of the Ar
nv, in place of Major-General Brown,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-15
,surn EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, B
r. g. ). ANDREWS,
!, ,,c.sTER. MASSACHUSETTS,.

LANCASTER, MASSACHUSETTS.
Two dollars per annum--or one dollar
INV Ave cents if paid in advance. Rnot
AM six months after the expiration of the
wo dollars and fifty cents.
pprIsEMENTs conspicuously inserted three
far ONE DOLLAR per square less than a
|srvENTY-FIvE CENTS, and continued longer
one shilling an insertion.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
X'O ERent.

And Possession to be. given on the 25th March next,
"a The Mansion, Farm, and former residence
.ll4sa of the late Cmsur "A Rodney. Esq now oc-
cNpIed by d. Bradjord, Esq nearly adjoining the
line of the Borough Of Wilmington, del contain
ng about twenty-five of fine arabic Land, sur
rounded with hedge and post and rail fence in good
order. On the premises are a choice selection Of
fruit Trees, with pleasant Gardens.
The improvements consist of large and com
Portable two stored stone dwelling House Kitchens
&C.; two stored brick house, formerly occupied
as an office. ndrecently dwelling, stone barn
and stables, &c.
The situation Of this estate is desirable one
being high, healthy. and commanding delightful
view of the River Delaware, and surrounding coun
try. For terms, application may be made to Izone
as MDoacH or Thomas Harrington. Wilmington,
or the subscriber at Philadelphia.
S. II. RODNEY.
November so. 64-tf.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
FOR SALI,

fsE7zl A VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT, in
.l-LM- Newark, Del The hnuse is As by 50
feet, two stories high, nearly new. handsomely pant
ed and in excellent order, with neat enclosure
in 'front.' and another at the back and one OF the es.
On the first floor there four rooms, aud on the
second. ive. The appurtenances are, convenient
kitchen al onng the house, stable, carriage house,
&c. The lot contains three acres, and Is well set
in timothy and clover.
Part of the building was formerly occupied as a
store for which it is the best stand in the village;
but. for the last five years the whole has been occu-
pied as female Boarding School. To this purpose
It is peculiarly adapted the school room being airy
and spacious, the other apartments large enough tor
the comfortable accommodation of more than twenty
blarders, and the high enclosure in the rear afford
ing 10 the scholars convenient place of exercise and
recreation. A more eligible situation for a board
ing school, either Of boys or girls. could not easily
be found, The Village is healthy and pleasant, and
the surrounding country beautiful and finely cutlva
ted.
10 merchant, a teacher or parent deslrous OF
giving his sons a classical education, this property
presents great advantages will be given
on the 25th of March next. For terms apply to the
subscriber in Wilmington.
WILLIAM SIERER.
Dec, 28h, 1897. iawf
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
.Nsc.U GOOds!!!

THE Subscribers inform their friends and the
Public that they have Just purchased large assorr-
ment Of Goods at the most reduced prices and will
sell them cheaper than any exhibited in this neigh
borhood before. 1t would be useless to mention the
various kinds Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
Books, &c. &c. comprised in our new stock-We
would rather the Public should call and view ful
themselves. Our variety, goodness of quality. and
reduced prices, latter US with an idea of being able
to please all those who may favor us with a call
The Public's Ob't. Servants,
BRUNSON e. BEASTON.
Summit Bridge, Jan. %. 1928. 79-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
Tavern and Farm TO Rent.

THE subscriber offers for Rent, that large and
commodious house, in the village of Chrlstana
Bridge, so well known by the name of Shannon $
Tavera, and at present occupied byurs. armstrong.
with TO acres OF land attached toit. This house is
well calculated for Tavern, and has been occupied
as such lor more than thirty years: There is good
stabng for twelve horses, and sufficient lighthouses
aud garners to contain several hundred bushels o
grain. For terms apply to ISAAC PRICE
Harmony Mills jan lG 1928. 13-ft
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29

STATIONARY, AND rAi>o
lust received and for by r. POf TEX eo-S'
No. e7. Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
Family Bibles. splendidly bound, SCOTS oom-
mcptary on the Bible and Testament, Ouarto WI
umes price Sl6 Cark's do. on the New ies'an,en''
W.K,nsie's 5000 Receipts, Chronicles OF the oa,i-
onaa,e. vols price IS cts. SCOTS last work.
YoSth and Manhood, of Cyril Thornton, volumes
Nor,hern Repions, with splendid engravlngs, oiloa
Adventures, do. do. Fire Side Stories, 40, uo'
Rush on The Mind Hume and Smollets AonuSe-
meut of England, Pleasures OF Friendship by
M.Ilenry, elegantly bound, Pelican Islands, ~
Montgomery, The Goyerness, by Mrs. sherwooo'
Francis Brriap. or the Amerl( an Patriot, Sms.
Common Prayer Books. large and small w,lh auu.'
tonal Hymns, elegantly bound, Mrs; iieaman ,a,na
Poems, gllt, Tie Happy Family, by Card ~ Melnu u
dist LYNN Books, The luung Moraiis" III Senoo
and out of School, FOoi for the ioung, by mo'nel
little PLAYS, by Maria Edswurth, Tue Two "a
wards, by Mary Elliot, Integrity, a ale Wy Si's
Hofland. Theodore, or the Crusaders ny M,s
Holland with variety Of other new books-a's
Scissors of the finest quality do. at D cents pr
pair, Pen Knives, Razors Turtle shell sue so''ps
Finc.tooth do. Kidding do Paint boXes' SHAWN M
Glasses. do Soap. finest quality. Smut DoSes' one
mical Ink Powder, Antique on lor the Ma'F' "eH3
woods Ink Stands, Glass do. do Cork ao' oo' H'
cravings, Pocket Books, &c. &c.
The above goods being laid in at reduced prices
will be sold as low as they can be purchased IN an
of the cities.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
Ordinance
1,O pRO7ECT AND SECURE THE W.47EK
UORKS OF THIS BOROUGH AG.iLNS1
D.9.M9GE or iNJURE

BE Il Ordained by he BuTgesses and Borouggh
Council of the Borough Of Uahningfon, That It
any person or persons SHALL after The passage OF this
Ordinance, break, injurc, or do any damage Whate-
yer. to the pump, pump-house, or machinery erected
on the Brandywine for the purpose OF supplying TINS
Borough with waters orio the pipes or cunduIta laid
for the passage Of the water through Tins Borough ;
or to the fire plugs. hydrants pumps or stop-wa-
ters appertauing to, or connected with the same !;
or shall throw put any stones nth, or any ioreish
matter or substance whatever. INTO the basins or re
servors or shall break down, damage, or injure the
fences or pang which enclose the same. or any bull
ding or buildings connected herewith; Or shall Dig
or break the earth in any Of the streets lanes or al
eys of this Borough, for the purpose of disturbing
or nuring the pipes conduits, or OF obstructlng
the passage of water through the same or enter the
lot on which the basins are erected, without perms-
sion every person SO offending, and every person
aiding and abetting the same, shall forfeit and pay
for every such offence, fine not exceeding Fyiy
Dollars and not less than FiUe Dollars, to be recov
ered with costs, before either Of the Burgesses, in
the same manner as debts under fifty dollars
coverabIc by law and every such person shall, also
be liable to an action 10 make good the damages
and the high and petit Constabes are hereby direct
ed and enioined diligently to inquire after and pro
secute all who shall hereafter offend iii the preml-
ses.
JAMES BROBS0N,
FIRST Burgess.
Passed at the Town Hall, Jan. ., 1928.
75-tf.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
ENOr Sale.

NINE and a quarter acre. of Land, fronting on
Pasture Street, and joining lands Of the u States,
Stephen Hayes and others on the North and East ;
and otherwise bounded by lands ofFrederck Schra-
der and others. This land is divided into lots all
well set with grass through of the lots passes
a run of water from never failing spring, which is
rendered accessible from all or either of the lots by
private lane running from Pasture-Street along
the whole extent.
ALSO, Two Frame Stables, with hay lofts and
carriage houses, in Shipley Street, just above Queen
Street.
For terms, sc. apply to the Subscriber
THOMAS HARRINGTON.
Wilmington Jan. 21, 1928. 79--4t
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
Y aIuabIe Medicines.
u4NYs .8.NTLBILIOUS PILLS.


The operation OF these Pills is perfectly mild h
that they may be used with safety by persons
every situation, and Of every age.
They are excellenty adapted to carry off super
huous bile, and prevent its morbid secretions--b
restore and amend the appette--to procure a free
pcrspiration, and thereby prevent colds, which Of
ten have fatal consequences, a dose never fails
remove "a cold, il taken on ITS first appearance.
They are celebrated for removing habitual co...
tiyeness. sickness at the stomach, and severe head
ache, and ought to be taken by all persons on
change OF climate.
| A dose otthese pills, taken once every two weeks
during the prevalence of our bilious icvew, viii
prove an nallablc preventive and IN the eaElti
stagcs of those diseases, their use will very gtse
ally succeed in restoring health, and Frequently
cases esteemed desperate, and beyond the powered
| common remedies.
They are found remarkably eficacous in pr.
venting and curing disorders attendant on long yo
ages, and should be procured, and carefully pre-.
served for use by every seaman.
IIamiltons Worm Destroying Lozenges
Which have within sixteen years past cur,d an
immense number of persons Of both sexes, Of ever
age, and in every situation, OF various dangerous
complaints arising from WORMS and from obslruc
tions OF foulness in the stomach bowels
dose OF this medicine given occasionally during
the warm season, will eilectuay prevent the "ye
miting and purglng of Children dreadful dso.
der, which annually destroys thousands Of The In.
FAINT part of our citizens 1t is likewise the mldet
and most certain remedy known, and has restored
to health and strength great number when in an
advanced stage of this iata lcomplaint. Particular
and plain instructions given for every part tie
necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with eager.
ness, it having pleasing appearance and agree.
able taste.
HAMlLTON'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
Is recommended as an invaluable medicine, for the
speedy rclici and permanent cure OF
Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps ntAe
Consumptons, stomach back
: Lowness of Spirits, Indigestion,
! Loss of Appetite, Melancholy,
D lmpurity OF the blood, Gout i'll The Stomach,
u llysterical Affections. Pains in the Limbs
! Inward Weakne SIS Debility, RelaXatIons, &c. &r
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
a CARD.

THE Subscriber leaving the Borough, fecs II MS uu
to tender his sincere thanks TO his frends . ioer
toners for their liberal patronage while N business III t'
place. and would earnestly request all ha'iS cans W
sent them for settlement and all indebted 10 III" e'ne'
nv md or Note, or Book account to make payment "
Wluan Rowan or Joshua g. Spry, (who are authorised %
settle his acc unts) at the old 'hnen now occaeu
by Hicks and Blaudy, No. 10l, Msrkei-oirect. r,p
JOSEPH POGUE.
Wilmington, jan. 25th 1879. oV--ft
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
NCTICE.

THE Partnership neretnoc existing under TIE rti, "
y ,rou end C,uzptor, (m the Blacksmith b"sness' Niu
seiuwn, Drlawarc) IS tins day, ny mutual AZ 80 u
,vcd .nl "A. IN -. indebted ON the b lOks ot the Farm
will call OH Stewart Barron, 10 settle Their accou"'s'
STEWART BARRON,
ALEXANDER CRAWFORD
-, ,o,o 30--4t
Tie bsue hereafter will be carried at the old sala'
Nv Stewart Ba ron alone.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
A Farm to Let,

And possession given the 25th of March next, lying
on Drawers Creek, st. Georges Hundred adioin-
ing lands of Joseph b. Simms, and Purnell Jeerson,
near the publick road. For further information, en-
quire Of Samuel Tovnsend, near the premises or to
the subs crber
PETER A. HUMPHREYS.
Wilmington, Jan. l6, 1928. 78-tAIch25
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
MIDDIETOwN HOTEL.
/. i. MANSFlELD.

J. +. MANSFlELD.
Having re-occupiedhs Old Stand, in Middletown,
Delaware, would acquant his friends and the pub
Tic that he has made every arrangement suitng the
convenience and comfort of those who may favour
him with business and hopes by strict attention to
the wants of his customers to meet liberal share OF
patronage.
January II, 1928. 78-tf.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
Five Dollars Reward.

On last Saturday night some evil disposed person
or persons broke the window-glass OF the School
Room, corner of King and Hanover streets ne ne
Members of the Wilmington Debating Society Will
give the above reward to any person who WIN con
Syct the offender or offenders thereby subjecting
him or them to the penalty of the law and exposure
to the merited contempt Of the Public.
Ian 81. 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
rO LET,

lind entered on the 25th March neat,
Half Square of Ground, situate on Front, West and Sc
cond Streets near the Furnace which are erected
large building, occupied as carpenters snop
story brick house, containing SIX rooms and ktcn
en- brick Mich House. with over the saVne oSeth
er with stable &C. &C. For particulars inquire OF
JOHN FERRIS.
NVilmprton 1stM Mo o2d 1893 SO--4
Delaware journal., 1828-01-29
ExKE EyJOU,

Or Annual Of Literature and the Arts.
List of embellishments. &c.
The Child and iiowers. Sir Walter Scott and
Family. The " arriors Sans Souci. Suitors Re-
jected The Boy and Dog. AVillage Festival.
A Portrait ola Lady. The Poet, Invocation The
Dream Of the lntaut Shakespear The Oriental
Love letter. Queen Elizabeth and Shskespear,
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