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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-14
FOR RENT,

y1yHE FARM, called the Mansion Farm, late the resi-
A dence of Capt Henry Bowman, SIX miles below New
castle bounded BY the public road, and The Delaware RI
YER ;he arabic land is Of the best quality and the ex
tenve meadows, calculated to support v ry large
stock. South Farm. adjoining The above nov occupied by
the representatives of the late Capt II. Bowman, upon
which his son George Bowman now resides Also, the
Farm belonging 10 the hers of the late Capt Dowhes, a.
present occupied by Ms b. Fowler .plcat"n to be
made to Mr.. William Caulk.
I. M FOREMAN
October l, 1925 73-stf
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.N.lESH.fLL.S SALE.

BIZ virtue of a wT,t Of Ncndilloni ENponas to me
directed. will he exposed to Pnblie Sale. at the
house Of George Gould. ~ New Castle. on the Cpd
day Of October at 10 u'cluck. A, NJ all that valn
abic Plantation or tract Of Land. situate in the
Hundred and Count, Of New Castle bounded b.
the state road leading from New Castle to the Red
Lion Inn, Rogers Run, Mill Greek, lands inrmer
" Of lesauder Femiscr. & containing 40 acres,
more or less, on which are erected a two story
brick dwelling, barn. stables and out houses
a further description Of the property will be
given on the day Of safe =. Being seized and taken
10 execution as the property of David Ross de-
ceased, at the suit of VIM. Read. (tor the use Of
John Ready and to be snli b,
NAMES BR0BsO Y .NarshaH.
Narshaifs Office, Ipihmagroa, Oct 5 1928 74-5t.
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TORY,

Bet,ceen this rat spring
Three hundred cord- Of oak or maple wood, for
which cash will De paid on the delivery, either at
the old ferry. at fhe factory, Or at any place noe
exceeding four miles fiumil Those pei wish
ins to contract fl, part the whole. will apply at
the factory. situate on Christ,ana Creek one mile
below WILMINGTON, where the terms will " wade
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The subscribers heretofore conducting the Mo.
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& Co respectful, form their friends. that the CO.
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All persons indebted to the late lira. req .st-
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Biographies Bibles Testamcnls, States, Cipherng and
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SOAP and Candle Nianui;t' tory.

soap ana Vailuic TaiI'tid' tUEys
FNSIl Subscriber takes tins opportunity 70 nt'fm tn
n pubic hat he continues the alb we business ~ all s
branches q, the old stand, OF Tattal and Qnee
Streets nea, Tie Friends ee,ing House, where he viii
Manufacture and furnish, plae a pilc li9i1 and
ms CANDLES. FUlers, Ieio.c, and Br0saa SOAP, Of tile
best quality ENOCH ROBERi
n. Il. The highest price given for falow, Butchers
Fat, and Fa Of every description.
Whining IN, July III, 1928. Sit
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
Proposals for HuiAAing.

VvHE undersigned will receive sealed proposals,
Il for the erection and completion Of house upon
the property of the Brandywine Chalybeate Spring
Company, until the 1st of January 829.
The house to be $50 feet long, and so feet wide,
in the clear-to be built of Stone, three stories high
and half basement story, with piazza 90 feet wide
on the west 'front.' and l2 feet on the south, with
columns to the roof-the whole to be finished ac-
cordng to plan to be submitted by the company.
Proposals will be received for the whole, or any
part Of the building, and the Company will require
the person contracting to bind himself to complete
the contract, BY the first of July, 1929.
The plan may be seen upon application to LEA
PUsEy, Esq Treasurer of the Company.
WILLIAM CHANDLER,
DAVID C. WILSON,
JAMES LATIMER, Jr.
Wilmington, Dec. 8, 1928. 67-tJ1.
DEL.aW.ARE &. S. CAROLINA LOTTERY
Cd Glass Extra, draws in this BOROUGH
On Thursday, the 9Th December, 1928.
Fortytwo Nomber Lottery--Six Drawn Ballots.
SClIEME-l prize of 5000 dollars, of 1898,
of 1000, S Of 800, 12 of 100, 36 of 80, 72 Of
Is, 452 of 6 and $3.50 of dollars.
Tickets S3--Halfl 5O-Qnarter rs.
TO be had in variety Of Numbers at
L. BARkER'S
Prompt and Truly Lucky Office, No.7l, Market
Street, Wilmington, Del.
Dec. 9. 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
SheriH's Sale.

HtY virtue Of writ of Alls. Levari Facias, to me
- directed will be exposed to public sale, at the
House Of Peter Yandever, near Wilmington, in
December, inst at O'Clock, p M, All that piece,
parcel, tract or tracts Of Land, Mills, Factories,
houses and tenements, lying or being together or
contiguous commonly called the Brandywine Paper
Mills, situated on, both sides Of the Brandywine
Greek, in the Hundreds of Brandywine and Chris
tiana, in the County of Newcastle, containing al
together one hundred and Twenty acres, be the
same more or less together with all and singular,
the improvements and appurtnances thereunto be-
longing Seized and taken in Execution as the
property of Joshua and Thomas Gpin, and to be
sold by WILLIAM HERDMAN, Shift
Newcastle, Dec. S, 1928. 67-2t
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
Real Estate,
AT PUBLIC SALE.

On the 18th inst the property, at 2 O'clock r. NJ
win be sold the following described capital Real Estate
late of John Ferris, decd situate in the Borough OF Will
''" Owe ITREE STORY 1ZESSU4GE,
Fronting on Market street, between Hanover and Broad
Streets together with the lot which it is eected the
building is piazza, with open Newell stairway by H.
dining apartments stories high IA by IL and kitchen
Ia by ID all built of brick the whole completely hnis
ed, including the garrets when nave hfs,ptool noors
ing from Market to Shpley street. and is enclosed on
three sides with substantial brick walls the Brandywne
water is conveyed into the yard me buildings are all OF
brick nearly and i'll complete order Possession CIV
'''yfSz;t11 0NE 7HREE STORY MEssUaGE,
Fronting on Shiplcy- Street, detaoeea HanoOer and
Broad Streets,
Togeher with the lot which il is erected. The house
is 10 feet inches in 'front.' and % feet 10 inches in depth
back of the main building is piazza with open Newell
stairway and kitchen stories high, l8ee inches by
IS feet inches the whole well finished exclusive of the
garres The lot about 90 feet in front, and extends
The middle Distance between Shipley and Orange Streets
The buildings all Of brick, i'll modern style and good
ORDER Possession given the 25th OF the Sd mo March
ONE LOT or LAND,
Adjoining the property last described 40 feet in front on
shpey street. and extending that width to the middle dis
tance On this lot is stone building, two stories high,
used as stable, and frame carriage house. it may be
divided into two lots to suit purchasers. Possession given
Immediately.
1T the same time ,cH be sold the follo,cng Stock,
TO acaf
sShares in the Bank of Delaware.
9 do in the Bank of Wilmington and Brandywine.
10 do in the Commercial Bank Of Del. of Smyrna.
3 do in The Wilmington and Kennel Turnpike Co.
4 do in the Wilmington s. Philadelphia Turnpike Co
1000 dollars i'll the Wilmington Borough Loan, at per
cent. per annum, redeemable in 1885.
Conditions will be made known the time of sale by
ELI HILLES,
BENZ FERRIS,
Eaecufors.
Wilmington, 12 mo. 6al828. Cts.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
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Made at the shortest notice, in the first style,
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New Books, bound, and old ones rebound. Pa
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pattern which may be ordered.
Coach-lnakers and Hatter's leather, elegantly GIL
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Those, with every other species of work con-
nected with binding, ruling. or gldng done on short
notice, and reasonable terms, in the establishment
connected with this office.
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Dec. s..
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
p o IEE "
From the Forget JMe-.Not, for 1929.
REBECCA PARTING WITH JACOB.
BY MISS EMILY TAYLOR.


Br MISS EMILY TAYLOR.
My youngest born, my prde my heart thou must thou
must away
Thy brothers wrathfu hand is rased and here thou cans
stay.
oh, have deeply snned for thee the chastisementbe
mine,
And will bear it ALL my son. the blessing shall be thine
What matter though my chdess years in grief and pain
pass on
Thou wilt be safe from dangers hour, my own my dar
ling son
And like the fountain sending forth sweet and murnr
ing sound,
Thy pleasant will to me, from some far distant
ground
Co. bear thy mothers blessing back to those from whom
she came;
My knsmens hearts will leap with oy to hear Rebeccas
Say them, aran's shaded well and ocks that near it
stray,
Come in my midnight dreams, fresh as yesterday
Speed and when thy nble feet have brought thee to
the place,
And when thou sands an exed one before my brothers
face,
Tell him thou bes thy mothers SOUL and therefore wilt
not twine
Around the savage olive tree strong and noble vine.
Ask if of all my klnsmens house maiden bright there be
lofty SOUL with heart seek thy fathers God with thee
And there be, oh say her, "Rebccca left heral,
The father Of the faithful spake and she obeyed his call
The angel of the protect thee precious child
Defendthe from the covered sare direct thee in the Wild
Oh shall weep darkness oft to think thy houseess head
Must pillow the stony ground, or seek the foxes bed
But glory, breaking the gioom, my grief to- joy shall
turn,
Proud mother of avoured race, ah wherefore should st
thou
Go then, fulfil Jeyoyahs word the blessing for thee,
And joy and pride and hakfness beo, ed son, for me-
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
A Valuable Plantation,

Containing two hundred and thirty acres situate upon
the great road leading from Newark to Chrstana Bdge,
about euni-dsan from each, and at the fork OF the road
leading to sauntonwthn three miles OF the great aoutn
ern Mail route and convenient to the landings at Newport
Chrstana and Ekon also, to several mills and places OF
worship of different denominations and contains aif
nronoton of wood meadow and arabic land The clear
ed land is under good fence, and divided into enclosures
Of handsome shape and convenient size On the prem-
fHz;TA ses are erected convenient and comfortable
|HziA dwelling house, part thereof nearly new, in good
repair and sufficiently large to accommodate two families
"a Io barn and frame granary, and planted thereon
an apple orchard and other fruit trees The
healthy, and the society moral and agreeable
nArThs Farm has never before been in the mar
kethavng been the residence Of the deceased for near
thirty years. and rmed constantly under his own partcu-
lar care and direction
For further information, and view of the premises,
,pnlv to Mr.. NICHOLAS LIE HuRAY, contiguous to the
s.me, or TO either of the subscribers, at NewLondon
Roads, Chester county, Pa Hour Of sale, two O'Clock, r.
H. Conditions at sale.
JOHN .MENOUGH,
JOHN W. CUNNLNGHa3L
na- ood 1913 Executors.
N b. Possession will be given tine day ofApr next
and if the premises not sold at the time appointed
they will be held for rent. o4-lwts
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
December IL, 1928.

VALUABLE DAIRY FARM AT
Public Sale.
On Thursday, 3th December, on the Premises
at IL CLOCK, will be sold that well known
u AIRY FAR M,
Situate in MGR Gland Township Philadelphia County at
present occupied by Mordcca Bevan. In contains
133 ACRES,
Is twelve miles from Phadelpna and mile west from
Busteton adjoining lands Morgan IIomc, William Til
ger, Thomas Worthngton, and others.
It is in high state Of cultivation the improvements are
good Stone House, and excellent Barn with stables
for so head Of Cattle and Horses Stone Wagon house
and suitable she3s-altogeher Of the finest in the
Country. 1t is well watered, and there is good stone
spring neatly arranged and fitted up over permanent
spring near the house.
There about 20 of natural meadow, with good
proportion Of wood land. Terms at Sale, by
JOHN BOILEAU, Auct'r
Dec. s. 67-3tp.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
THE DEATH OF KEELDAR.
H., O., IY,,i,,, Crot

Percy or Tercival Rcde, of Trochend, in Redesda
Northumberland is celebrated in tradition as huntsma
I'd soldier. He was on two occasions sngulary info
mate once when an arrow which he had discharged
deer, killed his celebrated dog keedar again when BIT
g on hunting party, he betrayed into the hands
clan called Crossar, by whom he was murdered. Nj
ooper painting of the first Of these incidents sugeste
e following stanzas
Up rose the DER moor and mead;
Up with the sun rose Percy Rede.
Brave Keeldar, from his couples freed,
Career'd along the lea
The palfrey sprang with sprighty bound,
As if TO match the garnesome hound,
His horn the gallant Huntslnan wound
They were jovial three
Man, hound, or horse, of higher fame,
To wake the wild deer never came,
Since Anwick's Earl pursued the game,
On Cheviots rueful day;
Keeidar matchless in his speed,
Than Tarras ne'er was stauncher steed,
peerless archer Percy Rede
And right dear friends We're they.
The chase engrossed their joys AND woes,
Together at the dawn they rose,
Together, shared the nool's repose,
BY fountain or by stream;
And oft, when evening skies were red,
The he ,ther was their common bed,
Where each: as wilderng fancy led,
Still haunted in his dream.
Now is the thrilling moment near
OF Sylvan hope and Sylvan fear,
Yon thcket hold the harbour'd deer,
The signs the hunters know;
With eyes of fame and quiyering ears,
The brake sagacious Keeltar hears
The restless pefrey paws and rears
The archer springs his bow.
The games foot !--IIalloo Halloo!
Hunter and horse, and hound pursue.
But woe the shaft that erring flew
That eer it left the stringf
And i'll betide the faithless yew
The stag bounds scatheess DER the dew,
And pallant keeldars life blood true
Has drenched the gray goose wing.
The noble hound he dies he dies,
Death, death has glazed his fixed eyes;
Stiff on the bloody heath he lies,
Without moan or quver.
Now day may break and buge sound.
And whoop and hollow ring around,
And DER his couch the stag may bound
But Keeldar sleeps for ever.
But he that bent the fatal bow.
Can we'll the sum OF evil know,
And o'er his favorite bending low,
In speechless grief recline;
Can think he hears the senseless clay
In unreproachftil accents say,
"The hand that took my lite away,
Dear Master was it thine!
aAnd if i. be the shaft be bless'd,
Which sure some erring aim addressed,
Since in your service, priced caressed,
in your service die;
And may you have heeter hound,
To match the dun deer's merry bound,
But by your couch will ne'er be found
So true guard as !.
And to his last stout Percy rled
The fatal chance, for when he stood,
Ganst fearful odds in deadly feud,
And fell amid the fray,
Fen with his dying voice he cried.
Had Keeldar but been at my side,
Your treacherous ambush had been spied-
I had not died to day
Remembrance of the erring bow
Long since had ioin'd the tides which flow,
CARRYING human bliss and woe
Down dark Oblivon's rivers
But Art can Times stern doom arrest,
And snatch his spols from Lehc's breast,
And in her Cooper's colours drest,
The scenes shall live for ever,
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
Public Sale.

eeobIv IN the last will and testament of ISAAC NE
on0Jrf;u late of White Clay Creek Hundred, i'll the
county Of Newcastle, Delaware, deceased,
WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC VENDUE,
On Monday the 22d day of December ncxtupon the pre-
= misses,
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12

On the 18th inst the property, at Q o'clock, z.
viii be sold The following described capital Real Estate
late of John Ferris, decd, situate in the Borough OF VIII
Delaware journal., 1828-09-30
MORE FAIR DISCUSSION,
r e E AZ, .
AN ID

under the Administration of General Jackson, than
under that of Mr.. Adams. He . thinks so,'' and so
the South generally think or they would, most as
suredy, not support the General.
A !" fair discussioa'! So then, the question is not
settled Further discussion is to follow and "chance
of more fair discussion" is to be had, from some
cause or other under an Administration of Gen.
Jackson than under that of Mr.. Adams. Why
Mr.. A. Steward of New-Y ork, who has great res
pect for General Jackson, but who has ceased to
support him, seeing the South and the British are
his advocates, leads into the secret: and that is
that an Administration must necessarily be able
to influence, procure some votes, in favor OF a
measure. This influence Of jackson hdministra-
ton would operate tavorably, and ''chance OF
more fair discussion for the South and the British,
would ensue.
But it seems, that fair discussion is not all that
is expected under Jackson administration. The
chance of :. Repeap' of the law, protecting our In
dustry, is thought to be so much greater under
Jackson than Adams, that "toe'' in the South"
says President Copper, more particularly prefer
Andrew jackson for President" Think so," quoth
this Southern man, with Southern feelings.
Now, will any man pretend that Thomas Cooper,
President of Columbia College, South Carolina,
who has actually long since taken the Southern and
British side of this question, does not know what he
is talking about Would man of his standing
and intelligence offer such reasons grounds OF pre-
ference of General Jackson without cause, or some
understanding which has not only satished MN QUE
the South generally, that under the Southern man,
with Southern feelings chance OF more lar das-
cussion and repeal would ensue than under the al-
ministraon of Adams
What has made Virginia consent to advocate the
election of the General when, in 1924 she prefer
red Mr.. Adams, unless she calculates that ne "'