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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

GREAT FIRE IN WILMINGTON, ". G.
FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. 24-Ii Is with deep regret, we
have record ar.nl and destructive copagratioD
orr neig'boring town of Wilmington. The fire COM
nenced al little before day light Saturday last
in n small building back of CazeauX's Coffee House,
duced 10 heap Of ruins, not single house being sa
ved the south side of Market street from the river
10 Front street. thence the west side Of Front street
to Dock Street, thence down the north side of Dock
lstreet Water street. and along Water 10 the
beginning. About 80 houses. including 80 stores and
dwellings, were burnt, valued, with the goods dcs-
troy ed them, from 100000 to $4,000, and
insured in New York and Hartford 10 the amount Of
! about S75 600.
The following list Of sufferers though II does not
probably embrace ALL is accurate far il goes, be
ing taken from letters th which VIC have been pc
liley isvoured:
On Market street, II stores, The first belonging 10
Mr. Lord, not occuped.--The others occupied fo
lows: Baker g. Dcane, insured for 81 900; William
Anderson, land dwelliDg) insured for $4,000; J. s.
Jarvis. insured David Jones, insured; Samuel LANG
don not insured, goods mostly saved Murdock Mckay,
j. C. Dnnbibin, Mr.. Robinson, Alexander Miller,
Richard Tbbits, and Baker & DoaDe Cd moi Insured
| loss small. goods saved.
On Water street, 2. Il. Dickinson and II. 2; Sa-
wage, compiling room, books and papers saved Wad,-
dell e. CalIandcr, insured for $4,000; g. Dudley
committing roon Il. G.. IloJd, loss $500; Captain
Ialletf of brig North Carolina loss or 5000; John
Bradley 1900 bushels salt and 500 bushels John
Taylor e. 90. insured 4f5000 Archibald MscI'ae,
books saved loss $780, Elijah Dickinson insured for
S7OO0; John Walker store and large warehouse, for
/ Sncrly occupied by Lewis Gomez; store rented by
James Dickson; RI, Law and T. Savage, Jr. Il Co.
books and papers saved.
On Dock and Front streets, r. G.. G ilIctt goods
sayed Samuel RUSSELL ditto; Mr.. Simpson, ditto DR..
Mckee insured for & 2,000 Richard Bradley, the
Cazcaux house, not Insured; Dr.. Harris, house and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

" ANTED to hire for the present. year, Woman
who can come well recommended a good
Sook, W asher and ironer. Enquire at this Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. having claims against the above
= concefn, well as all those indebted will apply to
the subscribers who is aloue authorised the same
JAM I, 1928. 81 J. II. EUSTACE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

The undersigned, composing the Jury in The cause
of the People Timothy Il. Redmond, tried in the
general session If the peace i'm and for the CITY and
county OF New York, IN the month of January 1898
upon due consideration of the extraordinary circum-
stances which subjected the said defendant 10 trial ms
party 70 crimes of Which they have promptly and with
out hesitation acquitted him after most severe and
critical exanina ion deem their duty 10 eupcrad,.
ther ve:dic their belief ti,at these circumstances
originated in respect whatever from any conduc, OF
hi. They have acquitted bin the ground
of sympathy donbt in the evidence, but from full
conviction IN their minds OF his being entirely in
of the charges aIIeg ed against him. and they are
gratfed in restoring him TO his friends, society and
usefulness, with The same good character that lie
possessed before these charges were brough, against
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30
DISSOLUTION.

TIVE co-parnershp heretofore existing under the firm OF
EUsTAcE Sc M'NEMARA, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. J. II. EUSTACE,
III. G.. M'NEMARA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30
To Tobacco and Cotton Planters.

Ed e. r. GWATHMEY will sell on commission.
10. Tobacco and Cotton. for those Planters who
may think fit TO consign their crops TO them.
Richmond, OFT. 81, 1897. 81,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

ApUrcsS
JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
Subjects Tavern, Pswhatan.
r. S. Should sufficiently large engage
To make their machinery should have objections also
engaging to supernend said Factory provided that ii is
sufficiently large to occupy Whole time and atien-
ton. Sh ould of this Kind take place, wish
apprise my friends and the public generally, that my
establishment in Powhatan Will be carried usual,
under the direction and management of my son.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD
Powha,an, Jan GO, 1925 If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

70 Cotton Spianers and NIanuiicturcrs in Yirginia
n OTICE.-It having been suggested To me ny num-
~ Der of my friends and acquantauces. that Virginia
IS about to become Manufacturing State, and having
always been of opinion that Virginia nught more
at home, by which means money would be more pen.
,iful among and knowing well that if Virginia does
become Manufacturing State, that she will quently
be draine of considerable money first START, for
chnery, &c.. in order obviae some part of this or
say as much of it as lays in power have thought
proper to offer my services TO the public. and
ready 10 contract with any company concern for any
quantity of machinery that may be called for, either
Cotton or Wool, both Of which I will make
equal II not superior TO any in the Union; will also
put the machinery in operation and operate we'll
My long experience and abilities in
he doubted, of which the public generally well ac-
quained JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
Surviving partner of the late firm OF Messrs
Buwden, Byrm & Co. of Petersburg, and
Superintendent of tho Cotton Yarn Fac
-, tory Swift Greek, but nov III
PowIIaian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-30

Jan :
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
SPRTNG GOODS

WYE would recommend The ad,p. IN call and
W view our assortmestof Sprinr Goods.
SURPRISING in style, beauty anu cheapness. any
heretofore offered 10 hsir notice.
Calicoes OF the newest aud mostfasbioual,ls NAT.
terms
Bnrges and Ginrhams beautifully shaded
Bin. Italian Lutesiring warranted ipt black
Imp. do do ia
Rich blk. fig d. and splendid pai, silk, eqttreiv
1ep
-oiik and Cotton stockings, al WY reduced pri-
ces
a few Cards, elegant Beaos or Neglisees lor la.
dies
Fancy soaps and other pertumery
Full dressed Grecian Ladies
Hnh other novelties daily looked for, all of
winch viii be sold atp.lcrs espondnp with
tine times. MCKEE ROBINSON r.
March II. lido
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81 pRiNG AND SUMMER CLOTHING
- lust received aud iof sale at our room
back oil our store, on ni.,in street. 4 tge and
valuable assortment of Spring aud summer
Ciathing OF every description, kome of winch
are made IN The best manner aud fashion, and
viii be sold nearly as oaeap as the making would
cost IN this place.
Among thu assortment is fashionable ronnd.
coats. also handsome white aud cooufed Mar.
sails tcSicoals
Apply TO
ANDREWS 6. BROTHERS.
March, %.
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To the Public.
New and Interesting Discovery.
Niatcho0

Dr. Chambcrs's Remedy Ter Tntcmpcr-
dHcc.
<!AIlE subscriber on the dcccasc of the late
IA Dr. William Chambers, took into his pos.
session the personal estate Of the deceased and
found prepareda large quantity OF Dr Cham
berS remedy tor mtemperauCe.
lie hereby Informs the public, that he has
disposed fail the medicine so found 20 d..
James II, Hart, aud Mr.. Andw. NJ, Tanning, OF
this city.
In making this disposition the subscriber has
been actuated by n due regard tote hens Of ttc
interstate we'll ms from v ish to pi,. inc most
extensive ,tse tothe virtues af the discovery,
whatever they may be; and he can taliher add
with confidence, that The .enllemen who will
hereafter be the vendors ufthe Remedy for IT.
temperance, As prepared by the inventor, hive
been intimately connected with Dr. Chamhcts
IN h's life time-hgye been his agents ia com-
pounding the medicine, aud are acquainted with
ats composition
SILs ANUS MILLER Public Administrator, &c,
a. The medicine viii hereafter he prepared
and sold hy the subscribers who Hlonr are IN
possession Of the Original recipe Of the inventor,
at the oilic" Of the lac DR.. {. IN the basement
story OF Rutgers Medical COLLEGE, IA Duane ST.
east SIDE oil Broadway, aud Chamber -. thteo
doors from Washington hall, Nv York
The astonishing auccrss winch this remedy
has obtained IN restoring habltual hebriates To
sohrietv, has established ats virtues beyond all
contradiction, and suporscdes the necessity OF
any further comment.
The remed, /, It. innocent as il Is cfic tunl; 50
much So that IT Is often gwen cnhaleu ~ lc.
bride complaint aud iequeI,ly rsrd family
medicine tpr Gvsprp. d, 90. All tnat i> teapir-
ed, II rusuc is .pe IL eject is 20 ab,de snict-
! ~ bv the Injections. II is pE mp ia packages
sufficient ion one individual cnr, accompanied
with ample duecaaus tn is u,c, signed il thr
/ haud writing ON stberil 'ris. without winch
uoo" are genuine. ~ are induced 10 adopt
! tins measure as IA 'nu- rqy'hcr o. tie gIcat ccle
/ brily which nr. tntmhsr> medicine has oh
! taucd there uuNe been. and doubtless VIII be
] many ,#= III. limitations. o. enclosing 10 u.
! the nsa., pt.sr, 80 postage pau, tne medicine
Gan ba-,p, by ma',. Ia those "hoare unable
III, pdy. oo personal application Of the lndlsidu
/ al ~ ar or,cc, ne medicine vii be administer
3 81 eIpre
in o,tcl ,brt the efficacy Of the above medi
cine may be thoroughly tested, editors of news
piper tdroug bout the country, who will insert
! th,s advertisement. aud send Us copy otthe pa
per containing it, shall receive from Us 10y return
/ OF mail. quantii, sufficient 10 cuie one drunk
! ard, which they will he requested 20 administer
% .oole patent in then neig hboruood and pub.
lisa H.. result
! Public institutions and philantbropic societies,
| by making application, (duly authenticated. IL
the subscribers shall receive me medicine al q
very reduced ptice.
! JANiLo II. TART, VI. D. Successor 10
! A. NJ. flaming. W. Chalnsers.
CAUTION.
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RED ROTER,
Jan. 30
hNfLN GA1IONo--tbe subscriber has
~ just received direct BON Philadelphia the

I\fLN PUBLIC AIIONo--tbe subscriber has
~ just received direct BON Philadelphia the
following new Books. w
The Cronieles Of ,he Canongatc. by the nn-
thor OF Wnvcrly IN vols In an interesting
preface 10 the above work sr Waiter scott
aoknoW lodges himself 10 bcthoir whole q undi
tided author. epd relates many interesting par
liculars relative TO the private history Of these
popular novels, which cannot TAIL to enhance
their intrinsic merits.
The Buccanans. a Romafce ofour own conn
Try, in IFS ancient day, illustrated with dis ers
marvellous histories and aniguc aud face
tious episodes, gathered from the most a1lhcn-
liz chronicles, aud affirmed records c&fant.
from the settlement, Of lNlcuw Nederlants until
The times OF the famous Richard Kid.
The Epieurcnn, tale by Hos. Moore, ia J
vol.
The Atlantic Souvenir for ls2s.
Poems by Mrs. Felicia lie,rans, vol.
Also, a large supply OF Visiting Cud.. ,of a
superior quality, all ofwhich viii Ne sold Tow,
AZ the new hook store OF G. A. NlfilER5.
Ian. Ia
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JnmeS w iaston.
Commission Merchant and
FORN ARDISG AGENT.
UIlIIMDNn Va

YEfAS RECENTLY provided himself with a
~ Spacious Ware House. on the Dock, de-
,igued for TOBACCO, FLOUR COTTON,
and produce generally, with an apartment for
valuable DRY GOODS, IN which Produce or
Goods may be received or shipped from or by
sea vessels arriving alongside OF la the upper
country boats, now every day descending into
the D0ck--iree ofdrayage--Being almost exclu-
siyely engaged in the Commission and Agency
Business, is confident, when opportunity offers,
OF giving entire satisfaction, aud solicits por-
icn OF public patronage.
tcb.. %. w3m10
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Commission Business.
FIELDING J.. TTITIT4Yc

I'D EsPECTFULT1 informs ms friends and
~ the public, that be has commenced the
COMMISSION BUSINESS. at Lyncbbn,..
Two doors belaw fbe Franklin Hotel
lie solieiis ENCOURAGEMENT. aud n,an,ises NIL
those who may centde 10 IN, thai fhe,, busi.
ness shall be promptly attended IN. lie will r..
eeiye Goods on Storage, and forward them "a.
may be directed--AlsB, ship Tobacco. Flour
and every kind OF produce 10 Richmond
March p. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

Y1lIARLEs 4 8fTlt}7 has it rccrlv
~ cd few copies ot ihs following new
Boots, viz;
Chitys Btact tone, o vote
Heury Nladdocl.'s Ihanc,rV, yola.
The Electric end General pipensntory
volume.
Birai's Pau clogical Anatomy. ! W
Northoro Regions or unole lHebafdF r.
lation Of Capt rafrv's VOYAGE, for he Dis.
eovety Of Il Aprih West ra4eaee, aud l'rault
lin's and Coehrnnes ovpr baud Journeys IL
other parts al the world, vol.
Faiher Clemrui. \ Roman Catholic story
BY the Aotlar Of Profession is not Principle
The Decision, DC. &c. vol.
Together with London Black mud Red Tux
Powder Grpvon Prnrils Quill Copy
Plates; PLAYING Card. Ink Stan Is. Pocket
Books. Paint Boxes mud Brushc- Rid and
Black Sealing Wax Pateut Lamps, So Ne
II Of which he Will sell on ro,g moderate
terms Dec u.
n \ Exposition Of the Cd and New lrsta
,.s.A menl wherein each character is summed
NJ IA j., contents inr sacred text inserted al
large II distinct paragraphs 4; Each paragraph
reduced 10 lis proper Lead, the sense gwen
aad largely illustrated with
Practical remarks and Observa-
lions.
by Matthew Henry (iate minister Of the COS
pel)
A new edition edited by the Rev. George
Rurder aud the Kev. Joseph iIuehs, A NJ
with the Life OF The Author by the Rev Samuel
Palmer iust received add for sale by
CiAS. A. NITuERS.
Iaruerv
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TERMS.

a ,ar annun payable IN adsanee.-No SUBJ
u To- tis received for 4 les time than SIX months
ssEpea all be discontinued Out AT the discretion
a.. 5s. = f f) until all arroa'age' are paid
e ,3,.,ti.enenls will be inserted at IS cents per
u -, the dfsl time, and 80 cents for each
aJare soi ,rb,.e from distance must he pnid for
soai har Insertion, or the payment assumed by
pis '. gsaa.eoiislble person in Lynehbufe.
'oi n,sr, orders not exceeding two squares are in
"a for six dollars.
a., All letters addressed to the Editors must be post
,5hey will not be attended 10.
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Just Received by
THOMAS !. DINAL,

/ Alcohol Cum Canphor
| Goppefas iIaflcam oil
| Dranae Peel Rotten Sfnne
Lamp OIL. perg superior Gum Elastic
/ Bottle forks Blue Smhlis
White Lend dry Flor sulphur
| Alum Jumper Berries
| Madden sheet Cork
| Indigo bials Assorted
Birthstone ,l'nhv. Rhabarb
Window Glass hy ~, salt prire
and 10 ~ II lBeax
Venetian Red lGrnend LOCKWOOD
spanish Brown Red Icn1
Ginger, superior Aqua ioriis
Cmb soda Aerdefls
Cbamomile White Eat soap
spls Nitrc Dulc, ivory Back
shop Furniture Fol De- iWlis
, lslnsia Balsam Goml"N
NatcTs spts. Hnrtshofn
Tooth Broshes tamhardes
Cloves Cream lartar
Pes,l Barley Assatortda
Real Turkey Rhub nb Rcd. Paie aud yellow
Fancy soaps BARK
siors 0ah,e Gum M,ath
smut Beans Cinnamon
FED rreeipitate Mace
Durable Ink Nuimegs
Fancy Walls ,Epsom salts
Evans Laneefs antch
Sold Leaf tubrhs
Lunar Causiie FWpStsefn
Rose Water i.ock candy
Prep, Chalk
Calcined Magrcsia. which. together Nth hls
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To the Public.

4 1ftr, 9nfefeSttH9 0Hu Cnt9uOto 'o"ttdi !
sNR. CHAMBERS Remedy for lniemper
Id aoce. The Subscriber, on the deceast
10 late DIR. William Chambers, took into
ia nossession the personal estate OF the de
ceased. aud found prepared large quantity
If Or. Chambers kemedytor inlemperance
Ne hereby informs the public, thai he has
Is,ased of all the Medicine so found, 10 DR.
~ n Hart, and Mr.. Andrew NJ. Tanning
afthis elly' Ant.
l.. horn sctnsted by a due regard 10 the in
,ars.,s of lie heirs of the intestate, us Well as
- a. sbso give the most extensive use ~
an, virtues Of the discovery, whu'ever they
az be and he can further add, with con.
f.,cuee. thai the gentlemen who will hereaf-
Tho the yeuders Of the Remedy for intern
nerapce, as prepare&hy the inventor, have
i.., Intimately connected with Dr.. Cham
b.r, IN his HE lime--have been his agents in
e,mponndiug the medicine, aud are aGquan.
,td with its composition.
sbVANuS MILLER, Public Adm'r, &c
n The Medicine is prepared only 10y the
sphserihers, who alone are IN possession oi
,bs ORIGINAL recipe OF the inventor, at the of
fee oil the late DIR. {. in the basement story
of Rutgers Medical College, in Duane street,
.ay side of Broadway and AT the medicinal
.,ore Of DR.. Hart, corner Of Broadway and
Chambers street, three doors from Wash.
,ngton Hall, New York.
From The Vermont Gnsete.
1--WE have the pleasure to announce that
Or. Chambers Medicine. for inlemperance,
has been administered 10 twelve persons III
hi, vicinity and that in etery instance IL has
aai tie desired effect Of producing an tHire
slrehh for The mse Of ardent spirits. II has
frderrlsa hem from ObriORs rum, and rest0r-
tihem 10 Themselves, relatives, aud friends, 10
f.aih, 10 industry, 10 usefulness, and 10 their
prouer stations an socially
BEWARE OF lMPOSTURE The al
mos Incredible success which DR.. Chambers
medicine has met with in the cure of intern.
peraaee has brought forth many fraudulent
limitations of this valuable remedy. TO Sc
cure the public against imposition, the direc-
tons accompanying the genuine remedy tor
intpnperance are signed in tir hand writing
Of the subscribers, without Waich nose are
ganuIne. -
TO EDITORS.
In order that the efficacy oil Or. Chambers
Remedy tor lntemperance may be thoroughly
tested, editors OF newspapers, throughout the
country who will insert our advertisemen n;
and add this article to IT, and send US copy
u the paper containing II, shall receive fron
Us by return OF mail, q quantity sufficient 10
cure one drunkard, which they viii be re
quesled to administer 10 some patient in theiC
neighborhood and publish the result.
Public institutions aud pGilsnthropiG sasi-
eiies, by II aking application (d6iy Az heml.
faed1 to the subscriber, shall receive tnt me.
dlcue at very reduced pr.ce. On cnclos-
rug 10 US the usual price, s., postage paid,
l1' meilcine eau be sent by mail. TO those
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80 WANTS Geaniae PAN4CE1. and POf,
- TER'S CA1,HCh1CON. inst receired by
THOMAS j. DUVdL.
Jan 10.
ffuST PtB1lSliED--raIeso OF G,andfl-
~ her beng stories taken from Scottish
History, bs the auiiiorot Wayerlv. &c. DC, Tor
sale at the Boob AID stationary Store Of
CHARLES A. WfIHERS.
March q
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- ED ROyER.--The subscriber hns the
- pleasure ii announcing 10 his iriends
aud the public generally that he has received
direct supply OF the
RED ROTER,
by the Author OF the Spy, Pilot, &c. &C. orin
other words by iir CHOPPER, the grent Anne
ricnn \ velst. This work is certainly one
ol the authors most happy hita All the er.
ties agree That this is one OF the best produc-
tons IN the Novel way that been offered 10
the public, II has hardly been eGunllcd II
the author continues 10 improve rs he hss
doue heretofore he mus certainty eclipse tire
celebrated Sir Walter scott, aud throw his
works in the back ground
ADRIAN X. NORTH,
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yERESH GARDEN SEED.---l have This
~ day received, direct from New-York
my supply oil Garden Seed, consisting of the
following
EarlgWashington peas bite solid celery
or six weeks Red do do
U'.lrame DO. a.arIy horn carrot
~ charlton do. Long orange do
iaIe marrowiat do. Early blood do
U"ari do. Cluster cucumber
Pc, prolific do. Turkey do
Early Wilson do Long green do
laii marrowfat do Late do
Blue dwarf imperial doSea kaile, very super
Sugar or salad do Scotch do
FELLOW weeks beans Large green head let
MA dwarf DO Tennis nail do [nee
larry Canierherry do ice do do
VINE kidney dwarldo Drumhead do
"hle Lima do Early SlIcCia DO
,'hs pod do White onion seed
''ay ork cabbage Red do
very SUPERIOR parsley
''Reh do ifomAtoe seed
nn'9'nhead DO Early short topscarlst
nea ohtch do Raddish
nn'soy do Cherry tnrnip do
Is>hh do Salmon do do
l.ae imperial do White Naples do
%as emperor DO Curled peppergrass
Ln,"gb'oodturnip beet Garden cress
~ red do 0non cloves
sf "urEie do IOkTe seed
s,E morn do Satisfy or vegetable
,|iiaemoth pumpkin oyster
D h;tlh do Early summer squash
pl,4d' mustard seed Early parsaips
TT w Nasturtian seed
''fnIp seed of every
tescriptioai
me subscriber offers the above List of
re a9h seed to his customers, together with
- others now in use, all Of which are war;
''nled genuira.
Ian. oe. : II" H. W ''''- Z l ~
Nv PUBLICATIONS. line subscriber
mas Tue pleasure of informing the citizens Of
G'',t"ourg ahd the surrounding country, thathe
inv received direct from Philadelphia the
T"s no" publications. viz
taes 1i Grandfather. by the author DIVA
10 j., Naehoe, &c, aud this, pronounce, tn
e peA work from the author since the Tales
W MY nE Lanilord &c.
p'f stocking Hall; AN American Novel. eu.
~ ''tn,no"n but supposed to be very good.
Tin, ny nonors of Eutopia, Tale of Colonel
L. ny an Ethiopian. in . vols,
yeas lSl6 ''' i'S'e'n o'as' ~ tue
Fr saeicI w' and Essays, SC Sc. by the late
" walker GtIner of Virginia.
Mar, =, ABRAMR; NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

Cacncd 1iagncsia which together With his
former stock makes his assortment 10y large
aud complete. all of which is now ouered 10 his
friends cuslomrrs and thu public o. ,Hc most
reasonable terms.
March IL
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New Book, az.

Y1HaRLEs A HfTnrN9 has - rccelv.
~ Cd few copies ot ihs following new
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

yElRESH e ARDEN SEED.---I have This
~ day received, direct from New-York,
my supply OF Garden Seed, consisting of the
following
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lanllnrY 3
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-17
JACKSON MEETING.

The undersigned, Chairman and Secretary Of
the Meeting held at Christana, on the seven
teenth day Of September, 1897, beg leave to call
the particular attention OF the Electors OF New
Castle County, friendly to General .andrew Jack
son, to the County Meeting, to be held on the 1st
instant, at christana.-It is Of vital Importance
that the meeting should be fully attended,
and that every individual should be 50 sensible of
this as to induce him warnaly and effectively to
contribute his best exertions to the promotion Of
the cause Of the People. The full attendance of
the electors is the more earnestly solicited at the
Meeting on the a1st instant, because measures
of great moment to the cause throughout the
State, are to be considered, and more especially
the mode, and preparatory steps necessary Tor the
formation of the County Ticket, SO as to com
peonle's rights,-and as the best friend OF those
rights,-General Andrew Jackson.
WILLIAM SEAL, Chairman.
yoHN ELLIOTT, Secretary
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-17
GIBSON S .NlTHER,
Plumbers,

D RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the citi1eRs
Aa of Wilmington generally that they carry on The above
bus;aess in all lis branches, at No 49, north side OF the
Lower Market; where they keep constantly en- hand
RYpRATITS
Of all descriptions, Of the best quality together with lx7
and Rov pIPHs calculated for conveying wafer INTO private
houses Al, Of which they offer the most -eascnabn
terms :, :.
innate acquaintance with the 4um0u business IN fhadel-
WHO wish the B.anywne water conveyed into heir hosess
viii nease apply as above. If particular reference
is wanted please call on MIR. Joseph Gru5h. ,, -
June II. f-s--ou