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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
WRITING PAPER.

Folio post, fooscap 40 post. and note ysper, manu-
featured by Donaldson, Anes. Blake, Allen King &c
whatmIns fine antiquarian royal, super royal dou'
sealing wax, waters, qul, nksand5, Penknives, eras'
ers, letter folders, aud s'atonaryin general.
OSBORNE3 AMERlC AN WATER COLoRs.
The Manufacturer OF these c0lOrs, having brought
them 20 degree Of excellence, which will sustain "a
comparison wsth the finest imported water co'ors, IN
fyonis his customers aud tic public, that he can now
furnish all the fine colors used in flower landscape,
and miniature painting a, reuuced prIces' v@-Gehu-
inc sepia carmne crimson scarlet, aud Madden Lakes,
of the finest quality, Indian yellow, Gladstone; Ultra
marine, Cobalt Blue, Thcnard's Hlue, &c: Osbome's
prussian Blue, Bisree, Cologne Earth, and Blue Yer
ditcr, are particularly recommended TO the a''eh'on
of Artists. The above coors are sold wholesale ana
retail by p. Thompson, Agent
Also-Camel's hair; sable; pitch and Varnls Brush
es for oil colo painting, paint stone bisck
lead pencils, ivory paper Bristol boards, so'a En-
bossed, Colored and marble papers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
Distyict OfColumbia,

County Of alexandria.
APuIL TEAM, 1923.
Josepa Vaudeville, HU,.h Caru,in, Jas
8 Scott Alexander Moore, James Il
Riddle, John Jackson Daniel Som
ers Thomas Scn'neS, ihos. Mount, In Chancery.
and Benjamin BADEN, ComPrs,
AINsr
Romulus Riggs, Dett
JAMIE defendant Romulus Riggs, not having entered
4 disappearance and gwen security, according to
the statute and rules OF this Court, and tappearing to
the ssusiac on of the court upon aft avit filed, that
the said RomulaS Riggs not an inhSbtant of the Dis
tncI of Coumba, on the motion ofthe COmplanans BY
their COUNSEL it is ordered, that the Defendant Rom
uIus Riggs do appear here the first day of next No
yemoer Term aud answer the bill of the Complain
ants, and give security for performing the DEGREES OF
the court and that copy of ths order be forthwith
published IN one ofthe public newspapers printed in
the town of Alexandria tor months successfully,
and that another copy be posted tie front door
the Court House of tne said CouGty,
Test, EDM. I. LEE, C. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20


man, Detts.
7SNiE defendant, Augustine Lcftwck, not having
a entered his appearance aud given security. &C
cordingtn tie statute and the rules Of this Court and
il appearing to the sati- faction OF the Court upon at
fdaSit filed, that the said Augustine Leftwck is not
an nhabitant of the District of Columbia, the mo
ton of the Complainant by his counsel, it is ordered
that the said defendant Augustine Letwick, do ap
pear here before the first day of next November
Term, and answer the bill of the Complainant, and
give security for performing the DEGREES of the Court
aud tina, the other defendants John F. Webb & Hen
nv Pttman do not pay, convey away, or secrete the
money debts effects by them owing TO, or in their
hands, belonging 10 the said absent defendant Au-
of this Court and hata copy of this order De forth
with published in the public newspaper printed in
the town of Aexandrs, for two months successfully,
and that another copy be posted the front door
| the Court House of the said County
Fest, EDM LEE, c. c.
may "a 1aw2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
District Of Columbia.
.7iex0nd3'iG COUHi
ma, 90

.IfeINliUTIH county,, ScE
APRILTKRM 1928
John II. Runnells Compi't.l
AGAINST
Augustine lettwieh, John I'm Chanesry.
F. Webb aud Henry Pitt
man. Deft's
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20

Cotton anu Kemp Seine Itcine, &c
VGyIIE subscriber has for sale the first quality OF
L cor ON md HEMP SEINE I}VLNE,
which he will sell low for cash. or OH cred to Gus
toners, ALSO,
Il General assortment Of Groceries.
octl GEO. COLEMAN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
F0r NGnt.
NcW-Drlcans SUGAR

40, barrels, laudn; This day, fron the Schoone
Il 4 triton, from New York, and will be sold 10"
fromtnc wharf. Apply to S. MEssERsMifH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
Eloriaa NanA Agency

vINIE subscribers have opened Office in the CITY
L of Tallahassee, for the purchase andsale OF
Limits IN The 3errif0rg Of WOrid0.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
INVITING paNer

- THOMPSON has Just received, on sale, large
supply OF Ames' dcmy, folio post cap, and Alto
post writing paper, holland cold presse-Proc - 10
Sl3 perream.
Armies medium AMI royal envelope paper OF very
fine qraty, Fellow aud gray.
Laugstroth's deny
medium
royal WRITING PAPEh'
super royal
imperial
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20
District Of Columbia,

.4Lerandri0 County, SET:
ArRTL Term, 1898
Anthony Rhodes Admins
traitor of Joseph Spear,
deceased, ComEPt y, Cbo,.s,,,
d
john Iynoh and Mahlon
SchuiGcd, Dcft's.
The Defendants, John Lynch and Mahlon Scolfeld,
not having entered their appearance and given secu
ritv according 70 the statute and the rules Of this
court and appearing to the satisfaction OF the court,
upon Aft layt file that the said defendants, not
inhabitants of the District of Columbia, ON the motion
OF the Complainant BY his Counsel it is ordered that
the said Defendants John .ynch and Mahion SchoL
Gcld, do appear here before the first day ot
next November Tern, anl answer the BIll of the Com
paiuant, and give security for performing the de-
crees of the Court and thai copy OF :hs order be
forthwith published in newspaper printed in the
Town of lexsndria, Cor two months successive ely. and
that another copy be posted =; he front door Of the
Court House the said County
Test, EDM. |. LEE, {. c.
NAV 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-20

lTa Superior Court Of Chancery, held in the town
40, - Oh .,ps : w. Plaintiff,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26

Saturdays New York Mercantile Advent.
says, the expected packets from Europe no.,
already been delayed as long as they we,. :.
this period last year, when it was Consider.
extraordinary that none Of them lad arr;,.,
Indeed we are now behind that year in our Il
rect intelligence, as the ship Josephine Whit
left Belfast on the 18th July, arrived here =,
the 2olh August. On this day ,welve.mor,,
five July packets arrived, viz. the Live,Do,I
packets Of LIST, 9Th, and 10Th, the London ~,
ct of the LIST, and The Havre packe, Of tn. 70,
(sai!ed l7,h.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26

bins's. After two o, three years, the public
works were removed ON the hill, where they
now are. This was done gradually, in the years
1878 and l77s, as accommodations could be
found. AT FIRST, with the exec ption OF the pow
der magazine, the whole ofthe public buildings
were placed upon square Of ten acres, on the
land appropriated by the town tor training
field. A few cannon we're cast here during
that war, but no small arms were Manufactured
till after the peace of 1888. A, the close OF the
war, The workmen employed were discharged
and the arsenals, magazine and shops were iei'
in the charge OF store keeper.
When the object Of making arms was under
consideration OF the national government, IN
the year 1894, the convenience Of the place, x
the aIsenals, magazines and shops, already
here, were sufficen, induc.ment to establish
the national armory here. This was DONE
At different periods since that time, lands have
been purchased, and erections made, Tor the
public accommodation. This establishment
has, without question, been one great source OF
the prosperity Of the town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26

The last PetersburgOld Dominion which came
to hand, has an editorial article under the head
Of "Royal Coincidence" which contains about
as many LIES as lines. Duff must look sharp
or he viii. be outdone. The piece we reier 10
equals any Of Duff's we have seen. We VOL
der Mr.. Pescud was not ashamed, as gr'' :
Jackson man as he is, to suffer such com
pound of folly and faIsehood to appear in BIS
paper as his own.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26
CIAssIFIcArI "A writer suggests that TN,

CsAssIFI CATION "A writer suggests that the
population of The United States may very
properly be divided into seven classes, viz
The nobility, ssminobilily, subseminobIlity,
gentlemen, semigen.iemen, subsemigentlemen,
and last o!all in rank, though no, leas, IN nnm-
Der, vulgus, plebs, Or common people as they
are Familiarity called.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26

SPRINGFIELp AkMoRY.-Iu the following par
agrsphs, may be traced the origin and location
Of one Of the most hourishing and useful man
uEactories that our country contains--,he U.
States Armory.
During the revolutionary war, the town did
not very much increase. 1t felt, in common
with the country in general, the pressure Oft
struggle for independence. But in that period
foundation was laid for much Of its subsequent
increase and present prosperity. In the time
Of the war, This was recruiting post, & rem
devious for soldiers. Being centrally situated,
easy of access, and at the same time SO far in
land as TO be out of the reach Of sudden inya>
sions Of the enemy, it was, early in the war, fix
ed upon as suitable place for making and res
pairing the various munitions of war, and de-
pot for military stores. AT first, the whole was
confined to Main street. The various ar,ihcers
employed, had their shops where they could
find convenient place, and resided themselves
in that part Of the town. The laboratory for
and for the various fireworks manu-
featured OIL such occasions, was in the barn then
owned by Ebenezer Siebbins, on the place now
owned by DR.. Kingsbury, south of Festus Steb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26
At length a breeze

At length breeze
Blew from the east, and rent the sable clouds
That all night long had verd the starry Heavens
From many cheerful loophole, thro' the gloom,
Peeps the clear azure with its living gems,
Fast lies the scud, and now the glowing dawn
Stands unobscur'd upon the mountains top,
Her lovely forehead with waning moon
And her own brilliant day star grac'd The clouds
Still floating overhead, touch'd by the beam
OF the slow sun emerging from the deep
(But to OphelIas eye not yet reyeaPd),
Are fieeces diPt in silver, dsppled pearl,
And feathers smoother than the cygnet's down;
Here red and fiery the ferrets eye,
Here dun and wavy as the turtles breast.
The fsinting stars withdraw, the moon grows pale,
And the clear planet, messenger Of Light,
Hides in the splendor of returning day.
The mountains are on FIRE. The forest burns
With glory not to be beheld. The Heavens
Are streak'd with rays from the relumin'd East,
As from the center of flaming wheel,
Shot round: The sun appears. The joval hills
Rejoice and sing, the cheerful vallies laugh,
Ali Nature utters from her thankful heart
Audible gratitude. The voice of man
Returning to his labor fills the land.
The shepherd whistles, and the cowboy sings.
The team with clinking harness seeks the field.
The plough begins to move The tinkling flock
Streams from the fold, and spots the dewy down.
The mounting bell upon his axle swings,
And fills the country with his cheerful note.
wak'd at the sound the daw has taken wing,
And skim, about the steeple. Lo! the smoke
Ascending from Thousand chimney tops,
And by its upright course presagng calm.
Harki how the sawyer labors with his saw,
The joiner with his hammer and his plane.
The farmers wife comes jogging to the town,
Timing her ditty to old Dobbin'sfoot.
The Falling fish dame follows with her panniers.
The ey-sweeper bawls. The milk maid cries
The blacksmith beats his anvil and the dray,
stage-eoach, and wagon, lumber thro' the streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CASAL.-The a,,ie.
from the Intelligeneer, on the preceding mao.
gives an account Of the preparatory STEM, S a.
have been taken with regard TO his erea, uo,.
The line of the Canal will soon present a.
interesting and animated spectacle
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26
A&BNz ANDAIA,
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST % so.

CoRoxER's INauEsr.-A coroner's iron
was yesterday held over the body Of John NJ.
dy. Verdict of the jury-That the deee,,,
came 10 his death BY voluntarily ,yiUs -,
drowning himself in the river Potomac, on Il
evening Of the oath inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26


The enemies Of Mr.. Adams, urge his 'e'
virtues as arguments against hin, and oY If
dicJing them, strive % bring contempt Cd d"
person and character. Miserable ar'Inee'-
Conscious Of their idols utter deslitutIon Of 81"
thing like amiabIe or moral feelings, they "'u''
decry those qualities when found in others
This mean and base attempt can meet WIZ
no encouragement I, is our pride that '''
candidate whom we support for The Chiel "s
gistracy of the Union, is irre2roaehaoie ]" '"'
private life and conduct,-without stain up"
his reputation, -amiable in his depoF'n'D'
and scrupulously correct in his interiors;,
with his fellow men. We say It j.
pride that this is the fact, in desp''
their coarse and vulgar jeers. lhsy "|
call him PURITAN: the appeIlasion Is an H''.
for by it they can mean nothing el'e' ou'
exercise Of those virtues which exals ana '''.
human nature, and which are so rare'y ""
ound among those who make the loude''P''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26
+ or Rent,

- comfortable and convenient two
&IR story Dwelling, on the east side of Patrick.
HsSS street, at present occupied by MIR. James
H. Cloud. Possession given on the first If DC.
tober next, or sooner if required.
aug 20-3tawtf JOHN W. NAssIE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26

Noah, says The National Advocate, was heard
to say, that " if an attempt was made in New
York to get up dinner to Mr.. Clay, the mef
chants, ship owners, riggers, stevedores, &c
would rise en- masse, and prevent j! by yi0IsH'
measures"
Club law again--O! we shall have fine times
under the Jackson dynasty!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26

Mr.. Floyd, Of Georgia, has declined beng
candidate for reelection to the House oil Ne
presentatives.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26
fseleeted for the Phenix Gazette. !,

Selected for the Phenix Gazette.J
From Poems, By the .iushor Of "7he Village Curots'
The following description OF Morning can
not failto please every admirer Of The paint
ings Of Nature.
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Wanted

1IVO hire per month, good female COOK For fur.
i ther notice apply at this Office.
aug 5.-3taw IF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26

The Boston Courier, III copying an s,,i,I.
which was published in this paper few d,,
ago, from the Pennsylvania Gazette, relative "a
farmer in Philadelphia cutting, for third
crop, one and half tons Of hay, and an,iciD,,
ing at least one more, remarks that he sboop
sell his lands for building lots, and send to ,b,
neighborhood Of Boston for his hay, where il
is so plenty that farmers will not NOV il wb,,
it is given to them. 1t is added, tina, in neigh.
boring town, farmer offered all the hay which
could be cut, and four and sixpence an acre 70,
the labor, if his neighbors would take it, bu.
they were not 10 be taken in thus, and he 6nsly
gave them liberty 10 Leave the hay on The grolnI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26

The editor Of the National Gazette, in speak
ing Of the watering places which are at prsssr,
SO much frequentej, says, ScHooLY's Mousr.N
is, perhaps, the most eligible. The Southern
travellers commonly visit it on their reun
from their northern tours, and form yeys
greeable society. No air can be purer or MOI.
refreshing than that Of the mountain; the min,
eraI spring possesses high reputation; the ADJ
cent valIies are as picturesque as fertile, anl
accessible by safe and pleasant routes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26

The Bowery Theatre, IN. W opened on b:
night Of 2olh instant under the mos: Aatrd
ing auspices. The house was crowded from
pit to gallery. The interior Of the theatre Is
IN the highest degree splendid, and the deeOrs
tions Of the most costly and elegant kind.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26

The numerous accidents which happen to the
North, in consequence Of the careessress
villainy Of stage drivers, and the bursting q
boilers on steamboats,, are beginning to excite
attention. 1t is seriously suggested, by cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Aurora that
some supervision over public carriages, stage,
and steam boats, should be established, and that
no one should be allowed TO take command d
public vehicle, unless found, upon examinl'
ton, to be qualified for, and worthy Of the trust
for which he should receive a diploma o.
branch, something after the manner Of pilots.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-26


IF a senseless and absorbing pride were my
passion, should be elated with events which
illustrate the rec,itude of my inre ntions, and
the necessity il which I have found myself Of
supporting principles a, my cost. My country
will see how much she owes me for having
brought TO the ground the law dictated by 70.
reigner, and for having dismissed his troops,
while was minister of state. Nevertheless !
do not experience the slightest pleasure. 1t
appears that providence has 10, reserved tina,
for me. What brute! Bolivar has the dis
posal of Coiombia, hostiIities are feigned 10 e1-
list on our part, powers are conferred for re-
sisting foreign invasion, and for furnishing an
unjust aggression This means that he wish
es for war, counting Oh the life estates in the
high places OF trust, which may be seized up
on in my unhappy country One day, this ex-
preston ("what brute!'') will be remembered.
1t will be as the prognoslics Of the earthquake (;
men will feel the destruction, but NO, guard a.
gainst it; because they gave no ear 10 my warn
ings. What is about 10 take place, | thous-
and times foretold from the tribune. True pa.
triots will be victims. know what will be
my end. NIL. VIDAURRE.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
EDUCATION.

III The Senate If Pennsylvania, ian. 10. 1929
The following report from the COMMITTEE on
Educat,on was made by Mr. Kelley, the chairman
read and laid on the table:
The Committee on Education. to whom vas re
ferred an i,c Of unfinished business OF last session,
relative to providing fund tor general System 81
education and to whom also were referred various
petitions on the same subject, reports
That the petitions on this SUBJECT are numerous.
are f,om various parts oil The state, and are signed
bv LARGE number of very respectable oitzens, The
urgent requests of many OF our constituents and
the Intrinsic importance OF The measu &c proposed,
combine to press upon the serious attention OF The
legislature The diffusion OF education among The
great body Of the people is an object very near the
hearts Of the benevolent and The humane. II IS con,
coded to be the most powerful means OF iurlheing
the cause Of morality and religion; and lis impor
lance TO county possessing republican form OF
government is uni We sally admitted. To accomplish
This erea, object, therefore, if within our means
would seem, upon many and high considerations,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
PUBLIC SALE.
Jan as. 1923.

ANVIL be sold IA Thursday Tie ,itn 81 February. al the
w hou-e Of james Frazer, NeWmk, The FARM on
winch the subscHhtr al present resides; being. heal ~
tat, AID near luton, Nhe;c persons y" ng TO nprve
'he talents OF Their clre have every adv antavc,t be-
ing within one mike Of Newark, where ,irre ~
academy; AID college contenpli cd shortly There is
II acre, OF and, IA OF wici woodland, ard tie
abe and meadow, This iao is d slcd nto fields, and
~e eicdit is aso lying The New I.o don road AID
Under 90, iencc aad las vel lined, ni. in
good state ct cuitvaun here is also HE D elseS
Fiji nin~ b @n9e, M tirVc 10 Ito and work
-s4a 81 10 d. end d { barrack; ~uh new barn,
cciarcd undc, and .Xceiic well IS good ~'or
lie door There is vaiiety Of iiui trees said farm
Y IS consd r uuncccssay u give further detail
presume hat persIs wishing 60 purchase, "lIi sew il
before tue day OF sale Wien and wstre they viii have
rvrrl ~ araa on necessary hy arpsN 70 he ,'G,ciber
| j.ls lnls James Ray, Samuel Meeet and NE err,
II join Nicl}eh Ihc tciuts u,i he non'ts ces d
upon payment good title ai be given. suc 30 F.. ~.
utrct Al o'cack I HON rs FOSTER
I,rnay 81 i82a an
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
Marietta NJ. Roche

INFORMS he friends and the puhlc tna she will con-
q tnue 10 teach at her room, in Queen Street, the fol-
loving branches of FEMALE EDUCATION.
Plan needle work, reading, writing aud The first rudi-
menls If Arithmetic So per Or.
Drawn 4 and panting
Lace work, embroidery and fancy needle work 3
Small children 50
Jan. % 2-4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
ERiGNllll t}isElh.,S.
N.aa QaaMerg, w Nr!eaic. N.k .WIHc

Hiaa Qf9rleTa, n Hr3ga7c, ~ .NF'3c.
IT,, AIRS 2, ~
fAFFiCERs otnmgndns conipsaiss ~ Aa.e alc
" ieue ni Fl s. a4ftenI ilss II 49, sCi G .n,
. NE hltla law, Il Z n,j4gab n...t the n Htgtatd
Sex u, haint ict.ils.iA a ~ r,-te n6d & Il. ~.
der General ~ ilns,i Mlir; " y, sGbite a tu.
ior neglect o ,la duy, agreeable 10 Tic ~ scCte Of
SAID Law
Officers who Obtained arms ort Of The arSena!s will
port tie number ani &c sad to tie conm,ssry
By orde, # the Brighter G,4.erat:
JAMES StlrDN,
5-2t iiri.ufL .l!ior.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05

This medicine Ia becnu Z % more than seven years
PEI eoi p,ai, ~ nl ate Y but The great d.
$na fls AM c,'ll ccess, have induced great
3nu PEI y IA aattct "a various @a,s--up1 IDS
To- 4 ,te.-n' i.vc aeeu g'i up ia III ta'inn vt
rich "a cea,nc ng traet II 10 being medicine 81 great
irLe. ssn ( aiilla and n'htr sytups lin
bo-is thea the guoa frr the Panaces; others
fmlxitE tie snipe ed enc Mit moas,cs, &C. making
ree bot OF fone; tus ret,,t some Of ne vrues
pliers nSing NE gen,uae Paca their hos 10 PER-
ra cures u ohtn cIHfcaes 70 gi1r their 'etuGuo'
Pc lne>c ma IONS and tdu r,atnns have. many in.
$tfc pr ed the ,uiiernHs OF patients in diseases
fhrr To gapmae paadcea wo.id have proved instantly
4 iisac, herctore deem il duty ON the public
4" en-, that the comp s,on Of my Pdnacea not
fnn"n 1t communicated 10 amy other person
~ 'oaever; and anseq enly, that all other mixtures
~ .esenied TO be mice, are fraudulent impositirns.
WIN. SWAIN,
M 221 Chrsnu' street, between Seventh and
Eig,h sweets nea, Masonic HAIL. Philadelphia
" Communications post paid, and orders from any par
.pt tue ~orld Nl recei c Immediate attention.
NJ Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOilNSON'S
1DRuG AND MEDICINAL STORE, No. 90, eMarket
Street; and also, by J. BRINGHURST.
Oct 16, 1897 97-1y
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-05
FOR RENE.

4 ND possession given Ssh ,las If March ney. that
IN large and commodipls WHARF, belong < 10 ,he
estate Of William liempl, dee, Wlh Il &c AID ccmmot
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