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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02
REDWOOD LIBRARY-Tbe ANNA,

REDWOOD LIBRARY-The annual
meeting of the proprietors of this institution.
was held on the 24th ult and the following
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensu.
ing year:-Robert Stevens, President Chris.
Fowler, David King, Benz. Hazard, VIM. En-
MS, and Audley Clarke, Directors-Arch'd
Munro, Charles Whitfield, S Barker, iun J,,.
seph Martin, Dutee J. Pearce, and s. HCa
hoone, Purchasing Committee-the two Ia,.
ter IN place ofmembers who 90 out by rota.
hon.--Robert Rogers, Secretary and Treasu-
rer' The meeting adjourned after assessiu-
The usual tax Of one dollar on each share. ia
ADDITION to the tax required by Charter.
-.eos~-
A new steam boat was launched in Prov;.
dence on Thursday last, Of about 20 tons bur-
'hen' She is intended to ply between Proyi.
dence and this piece She is called the Wads-
'oo'th, in compliment to Doct. Wadswor,b. of
Portsmouth, r. I. and is 10 be furnished with
an engine oGhis invention.
Bible Society. The annual meeting Of
the Bible Society of the state of r hode. Is
lana and Providence Plantations. was hold.
en- on the evening of Tuesday the 4th inst.
at the first Baptist Meeting House In this
town: A gratifying report was made by
the Board OF Trustees. in relation to Their
proceedings during the last yesr, and TO the
progressive accomplishment of the design
for which this and other similar institutions
have been established. On these subjects
the meeting was addressed by several gen
tiemen interested in the operations OF the
society.
The Treasurer's account, with the re-
port Of the committee thereon. was sl.o
presented, read and accepted. The fol-
lowing Officers were elected for the cns.s.
ing year, vizi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02

PeasGcold.--The Florida Argus of the
I'd inst. states that the broad pennant OF
Com. Ridgely was hoistcd on board the u
$. ship Falmouth. Capt. Morgan, at Pensa-
cola on the 2Sth August.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02

SICKNESS IN OHIo.--The Circleville.
Ohio, Olive Branch states, that an unusual
degree OF sickness and mortality prevails
in that part of the country. The paper
does not name the prevailing disease, but
from its enumeration of the supposed cau.
ses it is presumed to be bilious fever.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02

Accounts from Upper Canada represent
that malignant fever prevails in that pro.
vince, particularly along the shores of
Lake Ontario, which is very fatal. and has
swept off a number Of the inhabitants.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-10-02

GLoucFsTER, Sept q.
PIRATES. Capt Williams. who arrived
at this port yesterday, from st. Thomas,
reports that an English brig from Liver.
pool. for Rio Janero, had been anchored
off Saba: and that no person was on board.
She had been taken and manned by a pri-
vateer which fitted ont at St Thomas un-
der French colors. The prize master and
FIVE men. arrived at st. Thomas in one Of
the packets, the captain Of which was paid
S4OO not to report them. Four Of this
number took passage on the oath Of Au-
gust for Baltimore. The fifth remained,
and from his liberality in expending his mo-
ney, having quantity ofdoubloons, he was
taken mp by the police and imprisoned. lie
also had in his possession trunks Of cloth.
ing, &c. with various marks, supposed 10
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-18
YNe DelQacare Fire insurance Company;

NcoepuRATED by The Legislature O ,he stats o. pc
l,ware with capital Of one hundred thousand do'ia
t,a rrcsi<cut and Directors arc now RECEIVING aphca
% ar Insurance at .eir Office, No. q, simple! -sree''
Front and Second streets. against Loss ny fire'
description Of Buildings il general; Me- ,chaalse;
sh,s IN port and their Catyoes, tiousehoud Fnrn,ore'
n other personal property aso against loss OF uaase
Of goods wares, me chandise anu
country produce e,nor.h,e .s ~, ), The
ca,s,es IN The Cries If Philadelphia or New-Yors'-
pant, assured aay rpose the fullest confidence y sle
~ M capial and that all losses Will be promptly
adjusted by the company :ra
INN Muony Agent to survey properly 70 DC 'hsursu
nc town and vicinity Of Newcastle, in place OF y
Blancy, declined. .xo,or., - he Jnsu
~ tor Ne town and vicinity of Elk,on.
IS A,en to survey property to be Insured
IT, ne town and vicinity of Smyrna
NV Isrs is Acen, 70 ,urve, property to be Insured
~ H.. ,own of Yves. Chester and vicinity.
Directors,
| ~, patterson David Bush,
| ' ,,,, Ia;iv VIM. Chandler,
,ir, q WILSON, JOSEPH Grub,
JOSEPH 9 Gpin, T zone, r rur.1' D,.,;,,s,,
| D. BYRyEs. secretary. r.
April 10, 1926.
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his eXattep female was be;iotted to Francis,
!)akc II Buckingham. at the time that he fell III
h. tie b. the n4fl u Cromwell himself and upon
receiving intelligence Ut the melancholy event, she
swpte to dyenge hls death on the murderer Dur
~ the IL. re succeeding years. she exercised her
sell w.th atal in firing at portrait Of Cromwell,
witch me had selected as mark, that she might
not be awed by the sight Of the original; as sht
found herself pc feet, she sought an opportunity to
crafty her revenge But Cromwell seldom appear
~ in public. when he did il was with such precau
iion. that but few con!d approach bis person.
An occasion at length occurred. The city of
LONDON resolved to gsye OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
honoe. view deteru.is,eu make ms ~nt, ance my"
London IN the splcndour of royalty. Upon ths
being made public. the curiosity o. II! rdhss wa
), cited. and Lucrctia Gfeenviile resolved not to
lose so favourable an opportu,'t, Fortune hefselt
seemed to second her purpose, tor 1t 50 happehe".
that the procession was appointed 10 pfoceea tp'o
the very street in which she resided, anu paicah1
before the first story OF her house, yeslea hef 'a'
,cope for putting her long premedlta!ed design IN
80 effect. -
On the appointed day, she seated herself WIZ"
several other female companions, IN the balcony,
HAVING on this occasion, iui the inst tine sice her
LAYERS death, cast Oh her mourning, and attirea
herself III the most symptoms appafei. ~ was no'
without great cxertion that she concealed the vio-
lent emotion under which she iaooarce; anu why"
the increasing pressure Of the crowd Indicated the
orcach Of Cromwell, it became so strong that siic
nearly tainted, but however. recoveie, ~ We
t-surner arrived wlthina few PAGES Q! the balcony
! !lastil drawing tie pistol from under her gar
ment. she faarlcsss toos aim and fired; but a SUI
len start which the lady who sat next TO her made
m beholdins the weapon, gave il different d'ftc
.un than was intended, aud the ball striSins ~
horse rode by Henry the Protectors son, u wa
: laid dead at his feet
: 'rhe citcums lance Immediately arrested the pro
: oress of the cavacade; and Cromwell at the saa'
lime that he cast fierce look at the balcony, be
Il held singular spectacle About twenty female
{, were on their knees, nporing his mercy with U!
$ lifted hands. whilst one only stood undauh'ea
Il the midst Of them, and looking down contempt
ii ,rsly on the Usurper, exclaimed. "Tyrant! i wi
who dealt the blow; nor should be satisfied WI
n liI,inu horse instead Of tiger, were not co
,inceI that before another twelve month elaps
Heaven will grant another success which It has pet
denied to me! 49,. ,
4, .,he multitude, actuated more by lear :han
c- lave was prepared to level the house to the sronn
IS. ,,hpn Cromwell cried aloud, with the mist artl
"a emo froid. "Desist my friends! alas, poor WON.
e. e. she knows not what she does,'' and pursued
-: course. but afterwards caused lucretia to DC
re, rested and cootincd in mad house.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-18
sOETIsa1e.
----&. :. s--.-- .s--.
" Fair l,uler O. tite Visionary Hour,
sweet Idol OF the Passionate and Wild,
Enr.,ntress Of the Souie'

i4oi. 1aa SEW ioaK MORNING. coutist
:SilNY.
Sybii! look upoa III s.Dw
Read % me my destiny,
Marb lie though, tia, even row
Burn g. burst their secrecy
Man, Il bright aad laughing murroa
Gr..d.int' N He sight OF sorrow.
Or IL iires Ut l!p..t revealing
Wiihcrcl hope aud blasted feeling,
S,bl speak wha'e'er the spell.
Maine tor | Can hear It we'll.
Tell OF !is,es rich and rave
Wooint heats 10 meet them, n.vet--
Tell of all that's brg',t anl !air
Grappis d-lash'., aside forever
Tell II roses i.idck' and viihcr'ng,
Stormy Clouds IN HE bue sly gathering,
Serpcnis colng snard the huacg,
Blasted bud and iiio lowei.
Syhil speak! wiia!e'er il be,
kea,i o NE iuiui.ty.
Gas ncrve 10 nee The scorn,
csn bear he SEQ. Ching aame--
Ills bu, once 10 cloud the morn,
l,nl the hl,shu9g OF one name--
Bloom u burning, joy or anguish,
IT'S hni ante r. r.ue ~ i.nEuisa,
Sreuk the mntter'd MAIN, louder,
Never ca. te crosb proi;ier--
Speak AID be ftmiiy
DARK or orgh u veed to me. NORMA
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-18
TIE following Is the basis Of one Of TRIMS most
pleasing stories.
viii, nISAppOINTED BRIDE.

Az an are when the heart is open to every INA
nr.sson. and forms with the same readiness en-
raoements and connections which, in a man OF RI
nor years would BIZ the fruit Of esteem and obser
pation St A. was travelling from his native
proyinee to explore the wonders OF metropolis
which he had as yet beheld with the eyes only %
p,p;s. he found young man of prepossessing ap-
nnaroace. a conversation soon began that tsrmi
mated IN protestations Of friendship, warmly reite,
rated on both sides. Mutual confidence soon How
al from their lips. and all the secrets OF then
ha.,t. v,re revealed. il was then that ST. A.
,narnc, ~. his new friend was going to Paris t
marry young lady whom he had never SEEM pu
who,1 his fataeg ard family had chosen ler NJ
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-18


a Natural .,san.--The following strange story
is ui,en in letter from NuremhurS, dated July
50. 1928, which appears in weekly pu0lication:
believe II Who viii The attention OF our phoso-
nEical nublic has been directed for some weeks
mast Go the investigation Of very extraordinary
nhcnoncnen which unless the whole be an impos-
ture. may prove important in the investigation OIL
mind About month ago there appeared m TINS
city. young man Of about 60 wears OF age, we'A
nroportioned. and a healthy compiexion; ne seem
ed. however, to walk with difficulty his knees APP
bearing stiff, and quite unused to noun''nS s'ep5.
ia was noo,Iy dressed and carried Letter with
him h which a wish was expressed that he might
! he enlisted among tic cavalry. His knowledge OF
the world seemed extremely limited, anu ne spoke
and understood but very few words. fro" whaI
has been collected from him. it seems that M haa
hern shut up III room, about SIS Ieet hsh tion,
his infancy, durins which time he never saw Dul
one human being--a man who brought nun n,- pro-
visions, and who,n he called ms ta,hei ~ "as
kent very clean an, had two little wooden horses
- n,,y with. but was beaten with stick whence
var he ATTEMPTED to stand upright There was
window to the room, from which every prospect
was barred By pile Of wood being placed close pc
r,a Il and the situation of the room seems 10 nave
. hnen such as to exclude sound as well as ''Sht.-
r From this confluence Mt he was at last reea'eu W
, MS k,eper, Who after foot journey OF wv" lays
hroupht him to the gates OF this CITY, whefe nc
Gave him the letter, and enjoinng him to enter
Eft him. He has now learnt many new words g
thinws the former OF which are easily Distinguish
: cd. from his prononncing them differently ron
those Of his original stock; and ior every one VI
II the latter he can acclunt "imseN oE hen.,,ni"s
. his infornants. liz |, a, g eid Gus ~ en'u'
& cciying every Information with iupue'' De''e'
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-18
GIREE;,.aIT..G ETGR.2RH.
a. 90 &c WILL 312Wa
No. s. Vest High ~,

No. s., Vest MSh ~,
Have recently added their Circulating Library, se
following works.
,v;or,s Life and Voyages of Columbus. 3 vols syo.
.,,s,s poica! a.a Civil History Of The ulei s'a'es
De,raet,oo Displayed. by Amelia opie
Enylish Fushionabies Abroad. vols. Emo
.rhs nlack BOOK nv Mes. Anne Royal 2vo' Emo.
n"oaIlan; or, Know VIVA, yon Judge. vols Emo. y
Marrisge in Hgs. lie. Edted by the An'si'Tess q
.rbe if of sans.c WAUGH, Tailor N Dalkci,h Written
LOUIS, the Lowell Orphan or 'he Cottage on .e MnaT
They have a,so reserved consaerape aAa'''9s =
collection ef MUSIC, for the l'aho, @c, g :
Oct. ., 1873,
TWENTY JOURN EH MEN
sHoEMAKERs WANTED on BOOTS lMN.'hAih
LIZ, apply to n,.ss M.Xrli.
No 90, & 100, Market S. H'i.i"s'o on y! ~ 4
DC. IA, 1928
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ROOES AND SI.11IONHKY,

Amo which ave Family Bbles, spend'd'y bound IRON
s,o $40 Scott, vi quartz Gndsn'ns a",asr
Nature S vols. emo Gil ass, vol 6mo WIN - 9" ~
plate eng.ay,rgs Rollins Ahcen History, ! VOL oso.
s Roeheims Ecclesiastical Isos' vos as0 a 1sa
Plus, vols svo. gilt Common Prayer hooss sif sa5
morocco. Domestic Fac, c!oeaA. rl"opses' Medical
Dictionary Gas, Eleon) NJ ksnz'es aUoo s ssec H.,
Iempr,ercs Classical Dictionary. i'uchah Dones'e
.,;c,a Hua,,cLss Navigation tiumuey's Surveying
Goods Buod d nature. D,n Qpixotle, 4 Wis io'o t
Brands Chemistry Tres Chemical Dictionary, ~ oso
Mrs IIemsls' Poems, vols. l8na gilt SnaKesPea =, I
plv4 yols 8yo scn,ts Infantry brill. Ried' Letter
Writers large AND small Jack alesard Popular les
sons Scouts Lessons Columbian ora'or. -hsnsn 80
der, and lntioducons 1estan.~ns speii'nsoooks' eo
gra,hies Of all kinds .nhmatics Ink powders, s'es
ivory Soldiers Fine Soap parchment; bs,'' ilo' ,
Gold Paper do Points, 90 Eagng fn'nF'de'cu 49,
Music for The Piano fore Eak Bopks OF sAhio.s oinL,
Cyphcring aud Copy Books Razf9 SCISSORS aaa ru"
knives, wih general assortment q "nunG i@ae' nv rn
Wrapping PAPER Magistrates HienEs' e.c. 49, -
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4. g e. ; 2 i. G. Z. s.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
Ladies' Boarding School.
THE YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL

THE YOUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL
Wilmington, Del present conducted By Wm. Sherer,
wall after he 25th OF March next, be superintendent by
Bishop Davenport, with the of accomplished te
male teachers. The course of instruction and terms will
continue the same, except ,h. To thuse who remain IN the
seminary Year nur there viii lie extra charges ot
books stationary. There will likewise he of
lessons in SACRED MUsc given in year by person high
Iy competent and valuable LIBRARY furnished or The
use OF the young LADIES
w RECONSIDERATION.
The subscribers ake pleasure recommending the
above school the patronage Of the public Mr. Daven
port has had experience, and much experience III the bs
Of educaon having been engaged in it since he was
II years OF age For three years and more he has conduct
ed ourlsmg school in tins place, and has fully justified
the high testimonials and Recommendations which he
brought with him. At his request the subscribers have
engaged to act Visiting Committee to examine quar-
tery the state and management OF the Institution and we
confidently expect the school will sustain if increase
its former reputation. L. w. GILBERT,
Pastorof the Cd Presbyterian Church in Wilmington,
WILLARD HALL, WM. SIiERER.
Jan. ST. 1928 82-,f
have not the pleasure of personal acquaintance
with Mr. ID but from the abuve satisfactory testimonial
AND at his request shall be happy 10 act with the gentle.
men as Visiting Committee. PIERCE CONNELLY,
Minister of trinity Church, vii.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
TO BE SOLD AT
Public Sale,

Near Centerville, Christiana hundred, New-Cas-
tie county, on Seventh day Saturday the 18th of
the Sd month, March; Horses, oxen, feeding cat
tie, COWS, sheep and swine, carts, poughs har-
rows, horse gears yokes pitch forks, and rakes,
dung forks, spades, shovels, and hoes, grain era
die and scythe, grind stone, &c. corn, oats and po-
tatoes by the bushel, hay by the ton, grain in the
ground, empty hogsheads ard barrels, wind mill,
pork and bacon by the pound, meat tubs, tubs and
buckets, half fbushe and half pecks, milk pots, but
ter prints, household and kitchen furniture, tables,
chairs and betstesds &c. one gun and one ten plate
stove and number of other articles too tedious to
mention. Sale to commence at o'clock, and con-
ditons made known by
JOHN PYLE.
March 9th, 1928. 92-3t
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
10 Reward,

RANAWAY from the Subscriber, on the 9th inst,
black boy named abraham anderson, an appren.
tice. The said boy is IS years of age, next June;
had on when he went away drab suit of clothes.
Any person who will bring home the said boy, shall
receive the above reward.
N. B. All persons are forbidden to harbor sud
boy. HENRY IEMPLEMAN,
near Summit Bridge.
February 28th, 1928. 91-1tp
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
For Sale, or Rent,

IA A VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT, in
IgEa. Newark, Del. The house is 4S by 81
feet, two stories high nearly new, handsomely paint
cd. and in excellent order, with neat enclosure
in front, and another at the back and one OF the ends
On the first floor there are four rooms, and on me
second, five. The appurtenances are, a convenient
kitchen adjoining the house, stable carriage house,
&c. The lot contains three acres, and Is wen set
in timothy and clover.
Part of the building was formerly occupl2d! q as a
store for which is the best stand IN the village;
but, for the last five years the whole has been occu
pied as female Boarding School. 10 this purpose
i is peculiarly adapted. the school room being AIRY
and spacious the other apartments large enough 'ot
the comfortable accommodation OF more than twenty
boarders, and the high enclosure in the rear ahora,
inc to the scholars convenient place OF exercise anu
recreation. more eligible situatlen tor board
ing school, either Of boys or girls, could not easily
be found, The Village is healthy and pleasant, ana
the surrounding country beautiful and hnely cul''Va'
| ted. ;.
| To merchant teacher or parent des'rous o.
giving his sons a classical education, this property
presents great advantages Possession will be svef
on the 25th of March next. For terms apply TO th'
subscriber in Wilmington. ,rn
4 RI 6,L 1000 3D. 1aWtf
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
Zeras Court.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Levy Court
and Court of Appeal of Newcastle County, sitting
as Court ofAppeal, will meet at the Court House,
in Newcastle, on Tuesday the ith day of March
next and that the Court will on that day be ad-
iourned to meet on the lth of March !: and the
Court Of Appeal will be adjourned to meet on Fri
day the l4th day Of March.
T. STOCKTON, c. =.
.Ne1g-Castle, February 25th, 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
LARGE Bread,
.qT No. 1903, SHIPLEY STREET.

.aT No. 1903, SIIIPLEY STREET.
THE Subscriber being solicited by his friends
has determined TO commence baking Dyspepsia, o.
bran bread, and now btgs leave t inform his irlenS
and the public, that they can be supplied with TINS
bread, and as usual, with srheat and rye 6read 10
loayes so large for the price that he thinks families
who call on him, will find it cheaper to purchase
of him than to bake for themselves. j,
lie also keeps on hand general assortment o.
C.lKES, which will be sold on the most rcasona
BILE terms. The public may rest assured that 'nt
above bread and cakes will be made from the pe
flour and by the best workmen.
WEIGHT .4ND PRICE.
81 lbs. wheat bread, for 64 Gus
81 " wheat and indian meal, for 64
81 9 Dyspepsia, or bran bread, for 64
81 g rye bread, for OF
o. A great variety of Confectionery, Frait, co.,.
dials &c. &c. Sc. Sold wholesale and retail, az
the most reduced prices, by rr
MILLER DUN'OTT.
March 4dt 1929. 9l-o.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
TV'nnted,

A few copies Of the Laa,s Of Delacare passed at
the Session Of $685. for which liberal price will be
given at j. SCOr'r'S Book md Hat Store, No 95,
Market-Street, Wilmington.
b. J. ). has r sale Carells large and small English
Grammar, together with general assortment of School
and Miscellaneous Buoks--Bank Books, Family Bibles,
&C. &c. which will be sold at reduced prices.
| Feb. o. 1925 80-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
vsuI.sxbLe Stand to let.

ONE of the best situations IN the Town ., WV
C ale. either for Dry Good Grocery or Variety
S,ora The House il in Front Street, opposite the
Union Line Hotel, is Two Stories high and fronts on
the chief alley Of communication with the wharves.
Terms reasonable, apply to
RICHARD SEXTON, N. Castie
85--otp.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
Office.
Feb. 9Th, 1928.

ALL persons indebted to the estate Of Davad Ns0'
ster, late ofWimngton, decd. are requested to make
immediate payment and those who have iega
claims against said decd are requested TO e2hioi
them duly attested for settlement.
JANE WEBSTER,
by her Attorney IN fact
ANTHONY CAREY.
january 81 1928. o--~m
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
.1eOticc.

ALI, persons indebted TO the Estate OF James
Smith. ,juar late Of the Village of Brandy VINE,
(dec'd.) are requested to make payment without de-
law and those having demands against said Estate,
viii please present them properly atlested for settle
ment. to EDWARD TATNALL, Ear.
90--8t
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
MEDDLETOWN HOTEL.
I. r. MANSFIELD.

Having re-oceupied his Old Stand, in Middletown,
Delaware, would acquaint his friends and the pub
lie that he has made every arrangement suiting 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. 7s-tf.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14

WHEREAS my wife MARTHA RIGGS has leit
nv bed and board thout any gust cause, hefepy
forwarn all persons from trusting her on my ac-
count as will not pay any debts OF her contracting
after this date. CLEMENT hlouo.
Milford, Fed 90, 1928. 89-4tp
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14

Feb. 49,.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
Y aiuable Medicines.
JtqNIPS .a.N1IBILIOUS PILLS.

The operation ofthese Pills is perfectly md 50
that they may be used with safety BY persons IN
every situation, and Of every aye.
J'hey are exceIlently adapted to carry on super
huous bile, and prevent its morbid secrehons.-'o
restore and amend the appeslte-to procure irec
perspiraton, and thereby prevent colds, which Oh
len have fatal consequences, dose never iaiis ~
remove IA cod if taken on its first appearance.
They are celebrated for removing habltua' cos
tiyeness, sickness at the stomach, and severe heao
ache, ana ought to be taken by all persons on .
change of climate.
dose otthese pills, taken once every two weeks,
daring the prevalence Of our biliou, icveis, M,ll
prove an int,liable preventive; ana ~ 'he ea'i'ei
staras of those diseases, their use will very gehef
ally succeed in restoring health, and Frequently II
cases esleened desperate, and beyond the power o
com .,on remedies.
They are found remarkably efiicacious IN pre-
venting and curing disorders attendant on long Voy
ages and should be procured, and carefully pre-
served for use by every seaman
IIanlton's Worm Destroying Lozenge
a xGfAsr
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
A Valuable Farm,
E7f1p G ATE

Within one mile of Wlmng,on on the Philadelpha
Turnpike Road containing about 100 divided into
con> enieni fields, which are under cedar fence.
There the premises, arge substantial dwelling
House. flushed modern stylc-a good frame BARN
carriage house, granary, milk house, &c.
The situation is healthy one, and commands a fine
view of the river Delaware.
For terms apply to
SAMUEL SPACKMAN,
No 81 church Aley Philada
or to JOSEPH GRUBB,
Wilmington.
Feb, 18. 87--1w,25M
Delaware journal., 1828-03-14
Bird ce Stock.

FOR SALE three shares of Stock in the HI
miagton Bridge. Apply 10 JoHN TORRENT, Esq.
Cashier of the Farmers Bank, Wilmington.
Feb. 22, 1928. 89-4t