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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
hONDHN, NaTCh =
AWFUL. CALAMITY


Destruction Of tie yNc,c RrlasicicE Therfrc Tin,
inhabitants Of Neli-street and NeClosc-soua1e vera
yesterday morning lhrown iuo state OF the uitoo.t
alarm and CONSERVATION, by what vas at first supposed
90 De shock Of earthquake but which proved 10,
be the falling in of tie roof Of the New EfunsWlck
Theatre, which was opened only Monday eyenior
last icing erected The settle of tie Old East London
Geatre which sometime since DESTROYED by fire
The structure, which few days ago. was ,l,u lheue
OF admiration ID iiat part Of the METROPOLIS is now
heap OF ruins aud what heghtens the melancholy tale
IS, That many human lives have been the sacrifice
Us TO the of this most ffighu event an is AZ
present conjecture. The roof vas of iron and is s,n
posed, was too heavy for the walls IL apueaTs as far
as can be collected from the corctins &C counts amid
tie disnay and agitation which the event has excited
that rehearsal OF Guy haunering was tocesLirp ard
about han past eleven, when all The performers re
on the stage, the external wall sudden, fell into ,e
street, and The Whole building vas instantly mass OF
runs; tt also knocked down the two houses orposjie
the Star public horse and bskefs) the proprietor
Of The latter (I'laiz "os killed. n dray aud two boz.
Sos belonging to ybc-sis hlot passing in the street
y ere crushed 10 atoms, lady and a gentleman WIN
were passing at the time had narrow ESCAPE, nor
ton Of the ruins fell upon The leg Of the aenteman
who saved hin self ~ desperate muscular effort ard
cxtricoted his leg from the boot. Mr. Pcrcv Farren
hc stage manager brother 10 Mr. Fatron. NJ Covcr,
IaIden ihea'fe' was on The ttage experimenting
rehearsal, uhtn lie mcsucl olv event took rIs, tn
following IS his statement
~ was sitting on the outs De of Dir. Maurice's h. <
which IS on level With be slage speaking ~ him con-
ccTOIDg tie entertainments for .4Toudav nex was a
bout twenty minutes past eleven the performers stand
pg ON the stage 10 begin the opera Of CIV Nannerirg
II crash directed my attention 10 the f,uf of ~ o bnd
IOg' and saw TIC lustre falling, ,Nr Maurice ruscd
TO the centre, and chung hc pillar Of tire rrosroc
ui'n n minute did not e'apse when the i,nIc ell
NOT by pieces but en- Urasse, and entirely sebt ell be-
'oTe U.s. boXcs, scenes. stage and acfc1s. cloud n,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
Twenty Dollars Reward

I'M give the above reward Of twenty dollars, to
= any pefsoa who viii deliver in MANCHESTER or
ID o'e'sfer, Coleman Burnett at my plantation in
'fe"t'co county my BILLY, TO whom was given u
p Oy my "ve'seer, On the 29h March, 1928 to come To
,u,S pace and has Stree hseu heard from
y Is stout bniit fellow, dark complexion, 5
ieet 10 inches high, about 80 wears OF are and i -
"tr' aitf"l cunning old fellow. lie has IA va rt,v Of
Clothes He is extensively acquainted in the counties Of
Hanover, HcnIico, New Keut Il I'D the CITY of isicbm,,
and borough of Norfolk. PHI Up NiCRALJS
AlaucheSe Arril D. 1928 -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
GbE CONSTITUTIONAL gaat,Irs. :
.4ati-Jcckson Corresponding Co0l11;t,eEE
BATH.

John Fry, VIM McCiintic, Robert Sitting
ton, Samuel S. Williams, Samuel Ruckmo5
James Stuart, Games Hicklin, Walter Rich
ards, Samuel Lewis and !onn Dickinson.
a; meeting OF said COMMITTEES, held a; the Warm
springs on tie 9th day of .4prii I828-Johu FRY,
was called to the CHAR, ana Waiter Richards appoi
TED Secretary; when the following resolutions we're
adopted
Resolved, That its ex pcdeot 10 enlarge Che Cor
responding Committee 10 iiis county: sheroupon the
following persons were adde,! thereto, viz:
Samuel blackburn, John Brown. John
bFown, u. Charles l.. Francisco, Archer p.
StrothcT, Charles Cameron, John Lewis.
Andrew W. Cameron, John Bird George
francisco, Thomas Sitiington. GEORGE Il.
Richards, Adam Lightner, George GIavse,
Hugh Mcdonald, Elisha B. Williams. Da-
vld itodeffer, Nm. Il, Benson, Spotswood L.
Atkisson, David tultz, Matthew Wallace.
robert Rooney, Andrew s. Warwick, VIM
H. Amcaid, Thomas kincaid, IT, John eau
ley, John Slown, Henry Richards, Ohio
" 'iilams, George Y. {. PAYNE, JOS. Payne,
Robert +. Barnett, Adam Porter, Joseph
Wallace, Charics iIr,inc, David Kncaid.
James Bratton, james Dratton, r. Andrew
bratton, John Brattor, Lewis Bratton, An
drew Slttiington, William Crawford, Samuel
Crawford, Andrew Crawford, Jas Hughart.
Joseph Burger, Nath. Pendctoa, San.. Gay.
Resolved, That any I've OF the Committee De au,hp
rHed 10 add IN tie nun!ter OF Ibis Corresponding Com
mitee, and 10 call more numerous meeting n deem
&C exredi+nt. J%O FRI Chairman
HAATER IICHARDs, Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
Nan-Lew, Baker & Co.

E-E AVE just received from Birmingham and Shefiel,i
h-A their Spring supply of HARDWARE and CUT
LEN ~ among winch are splendid assortment of Rod
gers and other Fen aud Pocket Knives, RaZors, Scissors.
A. Ivory, Stag, and other Table Desert Knives nd
Fork beautiful selection of Steel and Plated Bride
,s a"d StfIuP irons, Steel and Plated Wire Spurs
- u1d1fe prime and Patent SSythe Blades, Wedding
Hoes. lot Of Gesqe Mouse Hole >4nrRs Ga scarce and
very superior articc0 and every article in their line
necessary 10 Constitute general ami complete assort-
tnent, for wholesale and retail trade.
Anil IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
China, Glass & Earthen Ware.

psNHE subscribers would respect uly give notice, tina,
X they opening establishment, of the above line
ix' door TO Mr. Geo Wilson's Conlecona re-, aud oppo-
site Ncssrs Raymond & Brothers aud Mr. John Thomp-
fhhS aat Stores where they intend keep general
sale or retail. Their Is not now complete. bur
eili De IN few days. CHAS. HOLT, Jun & co
April 10 o,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
New-OrIeans, Oct. o.

Ri oIICE-Al pefscns having OPEN accounts wit. the
v estate OF Robert Bell decd, late sad,ler The city
Il" Rchn'nnd ar- requested to cali the nr
settlement As 1t is expected that hooks
will Often be rcl"ired, have mad posted, nd am
now ready to make settlements. Although il desirabe
that speedy close of the administration should be made
yer, shall give reasonable those who may cali
indebted 10 the giving bond for the
nsnt thereof ~! those indebted by bo;ds n!d notes,
informed that the claims against le very ar
gently FesSet aGd that therefore, shn II bo compelled To
'eqnre them max. Immediate payment. al persons
failing To call III reasonable time may expect leg staps
viii be taken for the collection thereof persons having
Claims against the estate requested present
properly ana legally ted, MAJ be apprscI
OF the amount due, e'ahe make arrangements for
their Liquidation. My Office is in the City Hall, where
tine books md papers will he kept where shall gene
"a l!y tteuG irou 10 10 8 o'clock.
w. y. WREN, Serg't C. r. &
Dee 8-'S Alm'or of Robert Bell deed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
Paper and Books,

toLfINS g. co. are nous,ec eivipy their snri,, cum
- ply of SCHOOL BOOKS, PIPER, Nc which with
lire usual assortment of Miscela.e rus Literature they
viii sell AT low prices.
ia, Blank Books of every description made to ordrr
"n short noice
.1pril 10 e,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
DRY DOCK,
Gosport Navy Yard. Vireini;

EGIofooAbS will be received at this Yard by the
- subscribe or before The st day OF Nav Dexi (,
furnishing and delivering GRANITE STONES for a
bont 10000 cubic yards OF masonry for the Or, Dock
About 5000 yards 10 be furnished according 10 dimen
sons tor i'am'nerng IN the esPectve quantities shown
in the following schedule designated By letters in which
Tie height and depth Of the blocks given IN fee, and
inches nearly
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

A PLANTATION Situated about fifteen mics a.
bove Baton Rouge, on the left bank OF the Mssis,
sipp, consisting OF
One Thousand and Etshty .i,yents
said plantation has front OF IL Arpents on the. river i
Is adjoining the principal landing Of the settlement
from which Cotton is shipped. On this tract there are
one hundred or more Of cleared I.and-ope
large Dwelling House, with six rooms-Cotion Gin
MILL Tan Yard Negro Cabins &c. easily repaired r.
The titles 10 the above lands arc and
warranty deed will be given if required.
Lso-Oae ThomsGmd .4,pcats;
situated on Thompson's Cres the parish Of Felci-
ana, one and half miles from the river Nississppi So
ven miles from the of ST. Francisville Part OF
this tract consists OF low bottoms, probably 900 acres
on sad tract there about fifty acres clear ed snEis
years since, but grown up Either whole or one hal
OF Tins Wall be sold at the option of the pnI
For further particulars apply this Office or to
ROBERT ROSS.
New Orleans Oct. O tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

a r TAYLOR is now receiving by the Tally fio,
~ /. direct, Etoft and other packets, from New York
and Fha ephia his Sprug supply of Goods, consisting
part of
iie black, green, brown aud mkt 80 fine cloths
Due, oiack, drab and MKT cassimereS
blue black aud green ladies' cloths for gentleme yea
t.ohhnh black and white hats, and silk umbrellas
f'e, bun aud fashionable printed MarseiIl-s vestinn
ladies and gentiemens white, brown, black, mkt
cotton and silk hosiery every descriptions aud war
ranted quality
biacK bomhazets, circassians and hastings
rench drills, manheens and cotton ca ssilpres
Grandurils, uninn mixtures and spes
'. accnnet, null, hook and ether m,lslius
a. 4 aud 4 d cotton and linen cambria, au, cam
brio hdks.
urniiure, cambria and habit din,ity
Linen cotton aRd ether furniture and aDron check
Linen and cotton bedtickin;
81 iu assortment OF caiieors, ginshams and colonel
niuslins, new and ha ntSone patterns
ram and Inquired Gro dc Nap aud other silks
i'aiian luestrinSs, sarsnetS and sinChews
cotton and silk crayats and hdks
bell, bonnet, love aud other rihbands
brown, beached and colored dom.scs
o Cases Al and 1-9 Irish linen, shcetng, Hollands
and lawns
ga oaies German oznabnrgs, tckleuburgs and bu,laps
Hai"fons primo aud double prime wheat aud grass
Srythes, the last very superior article
Shatpc's steel mounted guns;
All which he offers a wholesale aud retail ON ro.s,,
able terms.
April % &,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

hfle and D u. d long.
II the above stergs Will nc hammered in the Ward
and must be IN blocks from to Geot long ccn{,na
BILE TO the plans aud patterns.
The remaining 5000 cubic yards Of masonry will
consist of good ubb!e backing, ~ courses of abnut ~
inches thickness and Of suitable lerp m srd width An
the dimension stones above design ted III be rot ont
TO patterns, ADD be paid Tor b. the cubic ward rs oy
will measure when hammered and ready for Ia Do.
and all Tie hubble backing 70 be paid for by the cubic
yard as 1t shall treasure when laid and The propose Is
must be made accordingly Hone contractor agrees TO
furnish both the dimension and the rnhbe stones ier
the whole masonry including the hammered and rubble
work will DC paid for by the cubic yard as il shall be
measured when laid,
u The said stones 10 be delivered on such wharf or
harves or other landing places, or near The United
states Navy Yard, as the Engineer or other Supctu-
tendant OF the works OF the Dry Dock shall! direct The
delivery OF the dimension stones 10 be commenced on
or before the Isl day Of April, 1922 and confined as
they shall be required, until the whole are delivered
The 5000 yards for rubble work TO be delivered as
they shall be wanted.
Proposals for the above STONES, accounafied he u,s
nj the proposed bopdsncn sealed M will no re-
ceived at the Dock Office, CospoIt NAVY Ward On or
before tbe Isl day Of May Those wishing IN Of
fer proposals Jay The plans and obtain further in
formauoD By calling At this Office or on Mr. Paris Al
the Dock Office, Charlestowu Navy Yard
l.. BALDWIN, Engineer
Navy Yard, Gosport, Va.
Feb. o. 1873. d!-w-t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
jttchmoRd Race$-a7cr the Tree HI Course
SPRING MEETING 1923

w" '''''
SPRING MEETING, 1928,
w ~ Commences as usual on the Cd Tuesday in May,
iJii, aud eon'inue days.
sw" sweepstakes foI colts and FLIES years old, nile
entrance to Isl "a produce stake floo, halfo'fc
4. NJ. Cunningham cu,efs do produce Of Bet Bou,c
Ivy Vmginian.
'm" r 1oc*e enters the produce Of Buzzar, by Sir
na b. Christian enters fire pro4uce of Susan, by Sir
Alfred.
Jas 81. seIde" enters Tie produce Of Lady Ionan, by
Wa" L. Johnson the produce of Reality, by ST.
Jas. HARRISON entrrs Tire produce of Favor,,e. by
Nsinan.
q, Race, same day.
- p"s' stake me heats, entrance 500, half forfeit
l WIN. r. Johpspn
. Jas. J. Harrison
9 VIM Wvnne
i Geo. 3. Garrison Iiead
. Charles c. Graves.
81 Days Rare.
F"yfirto''s Purse, Q mile heats $500, eptrauce SIS
81 Days Rsce
I"cky Club Purse, 4 mile heats $1,000, entrance $50.
4;h Days Race
Post Stoke, single At, ! miles out $50 entrance
53D. SulscnJers:'
@,u: r. johnson
Jas j. Harrison
Juo. AinCe
JAS. NJ SrIJcn (s,ill open)
's!' pays Race, Gate money for the benefit Of Jno.
Syrss
sweepstakes fer all aF's, p,s hoas best ; in B. rn-
fanco $50, oprp until oc.reh tyouiue preceding
Inc Race.
Tho subscriber feels irsiiSed in rru'arkne, rha from
ihc Number Of fne b'r-fs in trainings among SAL
- walker Efie Baisv Iiirr' Sally Hope, MEDLEY, Red
Murdoch, TrIr'peter, N.,, e. &c, together the
"her ct fine colts thnt VIII make their first appearance
ms SpIng-thc sport 1h be interesting. The
@"bsrr'osr has been At geH rains and expenrc IN pre-
'aring Tire since the List SEASON, having covered
.'lihs oft with fine soft st, which, he thinks, made
II OF the best nv sscn either ,r sfai-
jug or racing Tic viii ue prepared heretofore
entertain the Racers his House, MS well as some other
gentlemen who may prefer hcng the conrsc.
The meetings Of tire club will be the Tree fIil House
at II o'cIoci preceding each days jorLy club Race
e.. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.
N q The Treasurer EARNESTLY socits, each
Der viii pay, be paid bis subscription by the
gay ut the lucky cub Race, at which time he Compelled
~ Pot up the purse. J. 81. SELDEN, j.
april 10. a5-tC
-. - 49,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
BY PEASANTS g. SMITH.

Va me CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice a
week. wv edncsiays and Saturdays) dollars pc
ainum, payable i'll advance.
W Previous to dsconnuance Of the paper, all ar
iearages must be paid up Aud those who may wish TO
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scribed.
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u Notes of chartered specie paving Banks OF any Of
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Tie WING, though Virginia U. States would
he preferred aud can be made Though the
Post Office at the risk the Editors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26

Defofe az he Eng!St Coy03r,stIQn G7.I Test .qcis
THIS subj oct labaed II ia! length in tie House
OF Commons the ooh Feb. Lord john Rus ell
brought iofwafd his NOTION and rose first in lis favor
he sad, he 'e great didence when he IT irced that
tie was to advocate winch Mir Fox had hcrn
unsuccessful, he last brought heiure The
House, 80 ago; but he encouraged TO reflect
that MI Pitt, vino then opposed H. was afterwards IN
favor at H. IL" quoted ,lir PITTS remark made few
years ai;er Let US bring all the elements OF strength,
together, and nlte men OF every religion in a common
col against those ho ATE the enemies OF all regiGnr
The corpora iiOn OF London also, he remarked who
were then strongly opposed TO IT, and thanked members
who bad cofnbaed it, its warm adv coates
lord il would have take an oath but that OF
allegiance. The disorders, backed by many of the
Catholics, and members OF the Church Of England
claim tie repeal OF these laws, tie ground thai they
are founded on a spirit Of persecution.
The Corporation act passed after the Restoration.
and excludes ri! persons who refuse paiake Of til,
sacrament or denounce tie solemn league and
nan OF the right Of rebellion taking office in any
cOfp'rahon The Test act was des'gucd 10 Keen Ca
thClCs cut OF CiiCcs.
After long speech, Lord j. Russell stated his mo
ton in these words: Tha the House will now tesoiyc
itself iato COMMITTEES of the whole house TO consider
o so nuch of Tie SAID acts requires persons before
they a5e admitted INTO a0y Office place corpora
tons or hay accepted any Office civil or military or
any place Of trust under the Crown &c receive the Sd
cf'rnent Of the Eords Supper according tie rites
/ tie Church of England"
! This motion was seconded hy Mr. J. Smith and a
long debate ensued, in whic IL was orposcd BIZ csss
Insklsson aud PcaIe anJ Lord aIone and
supported by MIR Marshall, Mr.. Wilbraban, Sir *.
ngls, Mr.. X Palmer, Lords AItbrop, NugeDt, and
/ Milton, Sir I. y. Auckland, and MIR. Brougham. The
Courier Expresses regret but surprise al the pas
sage of The bill; nimating, several Of TIC opponents
Of tic motion bad more fully declared hat the proposed
measure would intrnduce the Catholic claims. The
editor places his hope5 of IFS failure The House Of
Lords.--,E !. Ddiy .7dre1tiser.
Some ofhc London papers Of the last days nj February.
r@prr'c" the health of Geo &c w. nearly the wofst
state.
Official documents snow that above six millions Of acres
Of land have brcn enclosed and brought tila-c in
England since the commencement Of The last century.
From the Manchester Chronicle, Of March T..
Drcof Cat1strople and Terrific Dcrpttton Of Life.
To tho numerous frgbtfu accidents Which have un
fortunately occurred in this town, we regret TO state
that it is painful duty this week record snober
eqUaiBg If not exceeding III calamity any destructive
event that has preceded it, In announcement had
been published, that The New Quay Company intended
TO lauac' new fiat from their yard in Wafer-street
on Friday, (yesterdsy end that he would be full rig
ged fot The occasion. From the uoyee oftts circun
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-26
TEACHER WANTED.

WANTED as Teacher to take charge of a Fe,naJ,
Acadeai; IN MartDsburg, person well opah6ed
10 teach the different branches Of English Edueation
4 salary OF Fonr Hundred Dollars will be given An.
ply 10 either OF the subscribers. None need srDly nm
less they can come well recommended.
CONRAD IiOG1liRE,
March D. JOHN 6. HARRISON.
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Ok AN APPRENTICE is wanted at the
Wing Office
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
The DelawaYe Hire Insurance CoMpany,


INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF the state o pc
A aware, with capital Of one hundred thousand uo'a's
The President and Directors are now receiving aplhca-
tons for Insurance, their Office, NO. 81, Shpey-suee
Front and Second streets aganst Loss ny ie
on every description OF Buildings in general; hierehAnase
Ships il Port and their Cargoes; oasehould Furniture
and other personal property Also against loss or Damage
by inland transportation ofgoods, wares, chanaseaid
country produce. A..
Terms of insurance will be as favorable as any OF the
COMPANIES in the Cities of Philadelphia or New-fork -
Parties assured, may repose the fullest confidence N me
sodty Of its capital and that all losses Will be promptly
adjusted b. the company
JomN MooDY IS Agent to survey property to be insured
for the town and vicinity of New Castle, in place OF d.
Bianey, declined
LEVI H. EVANS Agent TO surye. property to be lnsu-
red for the town aud vicinity Of Elkon.
JoHN CLOAK is Asen, to survey property to be Insured
! for the town and vicinity OF Smyrna
JosEPn JoSRs Agenl to survey property TO be insured
tor the town Of Wes!.Chester and vicinity.
directors.
John Patterson David Bush,
Josepl Baily VIM Chandler,
David G. Wilson, Joseph Grubb,
Joseph c. Gilpin, hober Porter
WM. SEAL. Preside..t.
/ D. BYRSFs, Secretary.
| April TO- 1896. Cd
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
BRANDYWiNE
ChatyJcatc Springs.

TEvE Subscriber having receaty cd ihs elegant
4 establishment, situated about five mile, from the
Borough If Wilmington ard about Ne same tance fom
'he Town Of Newcastle. and pytg elevated site
in district Of country alike kabe for the
neauy Of ITS landscape, the high cui vaon VI its s and
the salubry of lis stmosphere--has opened ii
for those III pursuit either OF health cr amusement.
The sanative properties Of the waters have been long
celebrated, and for mauy years the invalid has sought
renovation Of his srengtl in their u9e, notw thsaadng
the absence Of those accommodations which
to hts comfort and which are toa abnndanily provided
The approach it, is BY along the Elko,
and Lancaster turnpkcs aud the roads Of Che
ry which are at all times IN excellent couditian Is
vicinity TO Wilmington and Newcastle places i within
reach OF the citizens Of Phlade phia and Bal inor h
enjoy the facilities and despatch Of Steam convt vanc
rs the former places To lhe inhabitants Of thr T, nlnsua
il offers aeeable refuge from the heats of summer
q valuable tonic III its Chals beale Springs.
The buildings, erected about year since by incor
rora'ed company, are spacious and having been Is
furnished by the subscriber, offer every accummodat on
that be desired. The supplies ot ms table ale draw
from The market Of Wilmington and the immediate neigh.
bohood and will be found to ent race all the varieties o
the season His bar is provided with the choice liquors
and tire no less essen.ial contribution OF eli filed c,
house.
The subscriber aaters h;n3elf that as from hi1 cxper
tnce in his business, he win not Be iond deficient in
know ledge Of IT'S duties neither will he be found wanting
ncni Of those "ao may honor him with II cir patronage
June, 1898 As
N. The Steam Boat scpfRloR c~5l Rend vii
leave Philadelphia for Wilmington every elay (snnda,
cxceptcd) at O'Clock, r. me atrIsal 81 the DVn
at Whining on, Stages will be IN readiness convey as
scnEcrs directly to the Springs. Stages win leave t
Springs every morning, (ex.cpt Snndays) a. o'cl1ck
aud passengers viii arrive IN Pnaielpha at II. A NJ
Fare through 81 IS Carriages, Gigs, &c Can At ali tn,
be lad at the Sprrgs for any sinn,-aad also ca,
RACES will be in attendance tn convey passegers from h
Steam Boats at Newcastle to the Springs.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-22
REMOW.AE..
A. s. III. Wilson
HAVE nEmovED THEIR
Dj. q. ~.

HAVE NEMUVLD THEIR
Book Store and Circulating Library
10 Ao s. Ucst high ST., souh side Of he lTb,r gy,yls,
ANn 4h noon FROM TUE CORNER MARKET sTnrrr
vaSifY return their thanks for the lhel al ha Of cnso,
they have received, and viii be grstcf for connn'
ance OF the favors Of the public
They offer for sale, e mos, recvcsd b,;,e enorI
asor ment Of School Books and Stationery and ya,
Of Fancy ,rticIss & - 'a''e'y
G!ant Doohs Ruled and Bound TO ann pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES
very cheap Day Books; Legers; CphernC, Copy.
Memorandum and Pass Books; Wiring and Icte' pr
feInt Lined do; Cardes and Comly's Grammars. Comv,
apelhnB Books parchment Bonnet Board Handboy
'oaa frazer books OF the Catholic and Episcopal Church
es Methodist and Baptist lynn books; Catechsms oi the
various Churches; Slaes Ink powder; Gold and slye,
Paper, Embossed and Fancy papers, &c
variety Of hooks in different departments of yitcra.
lion price. ~ ~ Fup"ea-