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From HdUre,--By the ship Caroline Augusta Capt
Merrill, irom Uarvre, have received say the EIi.
tors the ~ Y, Evening" Post iarvre papers 10 the
lth OF April, inclusive from which we have Iansia-
iEd the following articles:
iiARYRE Apyi! l2.--rne Jules ct Julie tho arriya,
oi which, we announced Yesterday, lcf Lisbon the 81
of April, and then animated the captal Of Pnr.
tuga continued 10 present up the time OF her de-
putnrc, the affecting prospect OF civil dis,urbanc.s
Don Miguel whose oects OF dcsposn are 10 lnr ,r
doubtful, bad no; yer, however caused his absout,
power 10 be proclaimed The moment, however Ia,
the accomplishment of the nsurpaion cannot he IA,
"s'a"t;h was eve0 announced that, before the io,a
II would be contaminated.
Among the passengers of tie jules ct Julie ,hp
nnnber of which 10 p, are tie Director c
the Customs, aud u, Mur,ntO dc Sivcira Minister ri
state who have followed lie example OF thai Ia,ra
number Oi the citizens OF Portugal, enieratiur m
The vessels winch leave the city ot Lisbon
The English marines who, 10 the number of GOO
men, aad taken possession OF two OF the forts which
commanded the iagus, are not disposed 10 give them
Gp 10 Don AlguCl, WHO has demanded their restitution
an the strongest terms; aud had threatened in C
refusal To take them bv force. The presence of the
vessels which the English have left before Lisbon.
appears however, to have made i.n pause before cx
eCu,ins this violent design
The Count . Salhauda Elk Mnister Of war ,rb,
recently len EDeand alarmed b, the spectacle OF the
troubles. dared not d'ssmbark Lisbon je at fir :,
thought OF going on board the jules ct Julie but f.
natly resolved on returning Portsmouth by the
steam packet DUke of York.
HWRE April Il The Engineers which we're TO
leave fOuun IN the brig Aicyun, w embark in the
HiaCr'ty-to place themselves under the orders Of the
Count Capo Ditra, and offer their services to the
Greek Government. Two vessels had arrived n, that
port with dispatches from Admir- Is Nlar!guy and Col
let convey OF 50 sail entered Toulon ON The same
GAY one oil ;tc Captains Of thus CONVOY related TIA,
the tr'gae Astrea, bad taken 1nd burnt al Algeriae
corsair.
Accounts from the ueghborhood o! Aisjers, up to
TIE 28th OF March say that the blockade continues 10
he Vigorously enforced
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TILE TARIEI1

BAtTrMoRE May 16.-Tbe Editors Of the american
nave received letter from Member Of the House Of
Representatives under the date Of Nav H. which com
municates the following important information in re-
lation TO the Tariff Bill:
Ut was General Smiths intention. when moving 10
STRIKE out the 30b Of June, aud insert the st Sep
efn0ei IN the first section Of the Tariff Bill to post
pone the operation of the the whole bill until the latter
period Bot the first section applies exclusively to
Iron, and the 30th June IS permitted to remain in
all The other sections Consequently, t5e increased
duty on wool, wooIeos, nlolasses, spirits, hemp flax
canvass &C. will take effect. if tie bill passes the
House, on The former period
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~ Nv toRH' way io'--ny me snip Chelsea, Cart
''h'"S'' iroH !I2hGph, Gnu y days fInm tOwes, we
nave received London papers TO The i5sh OF prii III
it ne corning iisia,a 81 'hat date is almost
r"'"c'y occu''eu WIN inc ueoa'e5 IN Parliament on
'"c H'S previous nose ia The House OF lords were
i '""j'ct o. no sniah conSeq"@nGe-tho repeal OF
'"I Isl ana L"'Pofa'hh ACTS ana tue Sibsutl"n o
.' , o' ." 80 'nt"'I"" 10 support me legal nights
VIC 'p'''"'' ""'oi' III pace o! 'eCcE'ng O. the Tia
'e"C "cc'tu,na 10 me rites o! TIE church of Eng
' me o. '''' P''"cPa' speakers IL Tie deha.a was
'to''',"' VINO Wc"' over we ground al some
Eau" declared "'"SG sa'isHed :v'ih the deciaTa
- ''S e'a''N a" '';c'''' - tie origin al the lest
r "'Po'al'"n Ac's' ny which II appeared that they
ts,,, a'iel I" y i'Y IN me d'ScoVe'y % LORDS
n '''"'' '''" N't'H"H'n mar 'haFies H. was
,r, ""U "g'c "'' "e'o'u 10 exclude Protestant
'i VIC "''an''e'' ~ ut rouse oil 4 ON
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49, r. - w '''"o' u 'ur""':' "hu me bish
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rLtn eIa w ~ ''f,,u "" '"' '91'''"''Oi' LORD
49, ~ " VIZ '',er sue an" TetroPei The re
=, " ~ '1 '."''u d mango % NriAc'
, ,'' - s,'''a"' ne 3eo,ir'es and oni
~ ~ Wv 'r' u i''e ,'"'' l ne hhhe o W ell
$3.50 ''',s!' - 70" ~, Vi "a" '1Heh as a pa
, 49,, -! nc u" "'s 'edu . Sc
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~. ovce1;,,,, fro,,, ,Ior,rI;
y, rro., st,r,, ,rI Tho c 90 800 a,z1
f,jnn into the hands of The c.roei.s 20 "1
\ note IF i!p Frsrrh HIjci.,cr M, ,j,c s1:.-, r to-
OF f,uI millions ;nd,.aied t,ar a, =, ,,,,o,c - -,
,y,,.,IJ M, IA c,,,r,tei 1922
re ,,o,re CO.,, ,,,r,,,,, ..:, :. a.
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- "'' '''' ~, va "o''. 'i' ''d''c papers.
49, F " ''''""'9 81 4" "pP'Cach-
ir auheI ncf on me parI ~ austria aud Tnssia 10 TIE
,fTesN 'FPay' nave %''nei 7o''e credit IN the city
III Is supposed 'ha theNe two powers are now So sai'S
Ell rs to he absence OF ambitious motives ~ the militia
~ preparations Of Russia and Disguised with the
siinaic disregard which the SC.iap had shown their
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21
conforming to which, when the demands it, 10 states.
man is worthy Of the name.

.Nendacay-The shameless and systematic y ing, re.
sorted to for toe advancement OF Gen. Jacksnns election
Is IN our opinion. without precedent in the history Of any
ehe time ofpcope The reader who few papers,
can form no conception Of the which il is carried
OF the ingenuity exercised in this sort of invention aud of
tue aaciii and In rdened and logged otnacv with which
me Jackson lies are repeated circulated une paper 10
another and persisted in often against evidence and almost
invariably, without permitting that evidence TO DC seem
The other day letter published in Dutch in Dutch
newspaper IN Pennsylvania, ptoiessedy written from
"aShes'"n' and aveung that the writer bad seen fuu.
"agS"nicads Of Dollars. the Presidents door
sent hi" by the King of Eng!aud enable him to Ieeat
The election Of Gen. Jackson. That amy German believed
mas story we cannot saybut if they are as Ignorant as
the Jackson suppose them, BY the practice of such
tricks upon their creduty, nothing more probable The
same post that brought The Dutch lc,er was
aush' likewise with the following surprising in
tormat'on furnished from the mint oftnc inrxaus,ie
most verdcious Daft:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21

Noah has the impudence mpcach Mr.. Webster in
consistency for supporting the Tariff. We will thank the
Editors Of the Commercial Advertiser, to publish his
% reasons given in 1924, for opposing the election
Gen. Jackson We fud it invariably truc that the great
est sinners IN this way, the in al
'edgng the Inconsistencies Of ohersfrom the same rca
imagine, that governed the Fox in his advice
bout the tails of his neghbors. Thus Noah and the Old
Lady this citythe most nconsistent-aud IT, as they
contend, principle is be estimated by consisiency--te
most unprncpled editors in this country, are the loud
est in Directing this vice others. Mr.. Webster voted
against the Tariff in 1924, and for in 1925 Is this
more inconsistent than Mr. present support of
son Calhoun But should be doing Mr. Webster grea,
Injustice in resting his indication upon this ground
citing the fragrant examples oohers TO excuse the
apparent Inconsistency of his conduct. The truth IS that
The greater good Of the Tariff bill Of 1929 or If others like
the phrase besrthe lesser evil Of that BILL prevailed
with him 10 give the support which he denied, TO
the greater evil, Of the bill Of 1924 The tariff Of 1924
placed certain interests Of the country in posture Of
advantage which denied by it to certain other
ntsress-and tie benefits EXTENDED to the first, could
rot be recalled, Mr.. Webster thought equitable to ex-
tend the benefits the last. This was no inconss-
ency but adaptation of conduct to new circumstan-
which is only legitimate tu without
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21

10 CoTreSponfenfSand Readrrs.-A "Drear,', from, a
st'dento Monroe displays genius and has been
OF much amusement, to several, but we do not feel at
"o''y TO Puohshii. The "Cenral Jackson Committee, "
dramatic Sketch scene 2nd' under considera
So'o7uy' Of one of the members of that committee,
on rotation in Office" A"Freensn" on Saturday.
lie reader will be pleased with the pooca cpistle on
our last page and with Gen Jacksons answer to the ELL
Of Indictment OF c. O. Such things amuse without often
ding and tend 10 swceen the bitterness Of political strife
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yins additional returns received sin
~, I-n-
: ala 1880

The residence of The late Prcsiden, Jefferson.
If Mr.. Randolph did, in his speech on Re,repcb,er,
state that the frcehodes OF his District were unanimous
Tor Jackson, Mr. Randoph without ,ioub spyke fals.
and knowing it tn be false for none knew better Than no
that two counties Of his District and one of then, nh.
county OF ms residence, represented at ttsAnt-
Jackson Convection. The members of the Corvs, =,
'eaS formed an exception to the Of the remark
But, little respect we have for Jro Ran6olrb mr. -;
ve!acyaud God knows that little s so Ii,,,s Tho, g
we were TO try, could by no means make tho ,e,do
comprehend no." little it isyet say, Htie as i, IS we
have more than suppose him capable of ut,e,np
rou fa!sehood on the floor of the House of
Shenandoah too represented at the Presidential Com
Ven'on here yet Duff reports Shenandoah as unanimous
ioF 'ackson-as he does Abemarle which alhouph The
residence Of the late Mr.. Jeerson yet was certainly
curiosity aud is restrained by the DISCUS, with which
this audac:nus ill him. he will find thar N
ingenious Duff has taken the Convention or the Anti
Convention vote of the several specified counties ar
eording as the vote pro. con. was largest, and
given 1t TO Jackson-at least we know no o,he, s,ooa
ard by which he could have framed his statement
awe annex "says the baptized Duff (aptised bu, ,ve
fear never egensra,e) ".e following additional rerss
received since our last" From whom Duff didst ,rou
receive them? Never before, even in the pages of
Muhcha"Sen did one little space contain So many false
no"os The whole paragraph is lie from beginning to
eo-txcePf The statement that Mr.. Jefferson resided in
AIoemare' which BY the bye is contained in note--
mere is not one word oftrpth in the whole artice.
We advise Senator Eaton ana his partners in the TeIc
graph to keep tighter reign upon Duff He will undo
them and their cause, else. few such bumpers as
'hs would d" more to open the eyes Virginia. than ar
5unent however powerful.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21

Jarvis Casc-Thc Sslect Committee to which vas
referred the Presidents letter respecting the attack on
his private Secretary, have presented two Reports 10
The House--one from MIR. McDufie, Chairman, re-
presenting the views of majority of the committee
the other from Mr. P. P. Barbour those of the r,ino
r'g. Mr.. McDufie's concludes with The following re
solutions:
Resolved, That the assault committed by Russell
JARVIS on the person of John Adams the Private Sc
creay OF the President the Rourda of the CapnoI
immediately after the said john Adams bad delivered
Message from the President to the House of Repre-
seniaves, and while he in the act Of retiring from
IT. was violation Of privilege, which merits the cen
sure Of this House.
Resolved That il IS not expedient to have any fur.
Their proceedings in this case.
Mr.. Barbour's nth the following:
Resolved That il is not competent to the House Of
Representatives. 10 punish Russell Jarvis for the assault
on the Private Secretary Of the President as for con-
tempt to the House.
We will publish these Reports en- Saturday. While
both screen Mr.. jarvis from punishment, both concur
in censuring his attack Mr. Adams, time and place
considered.
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IRGlCTA.

'FGm'G ttSrtiom.~-!he Hon John Randolph in his
celebrated speech the Recnchrprn, resolutions stated
mat the ifeeho'des of his district lanipaus FOR
Jackson An election for delegates is>eal, has
s a"en iH'e IN the county Of Charlotte, (,he residence
OF MIR Randolp aud the polls the vote
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Seminole rs.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11
Noung IAaAies' RoarAing School.
.4t Wlmin zion, DeLQaUQre.

Ill W7HnMgt0n, DeGtcuTe
THE SUBSCRIBERS attended the late examination uf
Mr. Dapenports School, members Of the Visiting Com
nttee; wer gratiied with the mode of instrueon and
its results evidenced in the responses of the pupils In
the different branches Of Reading, Writing, Drawing
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, History and Natural
Philosophy they gave honorable specimens of their indus.
try and and could not but feel that the
school well managed, and worthy Of more extensive
public patronage. =. w. Gli.bEhi.
WILLARD HALL,
August Is, 1928.
Terms Of Boarding. Washing and Tuition in any of the
branches $50 per quarter, payable IN advance
Ertra Charges-For Music, including the use OF the
Piano. SI2 for the French and Spanish taught by
perienced French master Sc; Drawing and Embrodery.
S6 per quarter. The discipline ot the school is mild,
parental and christian There will be one course OF les.
sons in Psamody given in year, by person highly COM
petent and valuable library for the use OF the Young
Ladies' To those who remain in the Seminary year
more there will be extra charges for books stationary
or instructions in Psalmody
The teacher of Music upon the Piano is European,
and first performer. The course OF lessons in
psalmody will the present season the LIST Of
November. B. DAVENPORT.
Sept. 25, 1928. g.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11
d NMuabAe Farm for Sale.
July 90, 1928.

WILL BE SOLD. AT PRIVATE SALE,
A i,REEABLY to the last will and testament of
"A I'm Lindsey. decd. the Farm on which he
resided near New Ark, said to colan l57 acres,
50 Of which is woodland. acres meadow, and the
balance arabic. 1t lays adjoining lands OF +. H.
IEolzbecker, Jno. Pitncr. Zacharah jones' and nth
er,. un the road from Christiana to Elkton. 1t is
well watered and a. productive as any lands in the
neghbpulhuod. 1t is laid off into six fields which
arc we'll set in timothy and clover. The improve
\ ) ments are a good lng dwelling House, with
10 three rooms On fonr, Barn, Stables, &c.
well IL excellent water at The door There Is al
50 a very good ample orchard 1t is desirable sit
ualun and well worth the attention OF those who are
disposed 10 vest their money in lands.
Ii the above FARM should not be sold at private
sale before tie 2s day Of February next. it will on
that day be Offered At public sale at the house Of
James Frazier IL New Ark. at o'clock. p. M
Any pe,o, disposed 70 purchase wliiappiy TO The
Subscribers, who viii show the property and make
known the terms
EITZABErH LINDSEY. E7e'r.
JAMES ANDEi~0N E,recutor.
/ Nem4rk. .fuguSf l5th 1928 S5-ts
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11
Real Estate in Delaware,
.4t Public Safe.

TIME subscriber will offer for sale at public ven
= due, at the house of john NJ Smith. in the b,-
rough Of Wilmington, Del on "Wednesday, 26h November
next, the following Real Es ate viz
IN BRAND FipiNE HUNDRED.
No /. Plantation on The main Post Road from phla
delphia to Wilmington about d miles north east Of the
latter place. containing ~ acres. fhe buildings thereon
story house, spring house and log barn.
Also, atwo story frame houses coach house and stable with
other Improvements ami convenences The above farm
is susceptible OF a division into two small tsrns having
ample improvements for both, and well located for thai pur
pose.
No. 9. A tract Of Land about mile. from Wmngt on
bounded BY lands of muel Mtintock--- Alr-d and
David Penny, containing 29 acres, u perchs Il acres
oo perches wherepfis well tmoeredtle residue Cleared
hand.
No. 3. A lot of Meadow called Sand Run Meadow,
bounded by meadow of Wm. Nctdin Jlo Almond, How
Ey Latim-r, and the Mars Road, containing acres l5o
perches.
No. q and ) A lot Of Meadow in Cherry Island Marsh,
divided into two lots by rlai opened thrn it, b0uni-
ell by marsh Of John Almond, fienry Laner the MDsh
Road and the RIVER Delaware; one ot containing and
the other
No. g. A lot Of Meadow in ditto. bounded by The Marsh
Road, marsh Of John Wet'n. .---5harpley and Island
Creek, containing acres
IN THE BOROUGH OF WILMINGTON.
No. z. lot Of iEsn and Walnut streets. ll8
feet inches High street. by 20 feet, inches an Wal
nut This lot will be sold ent or div dei iuto
building lots, Of Is feet inches front High
and corner OF WanNt street, and others Of % feet front
each on High street.
Two frame houses and frame stables erected here
will be sold separately be removed oil the premises
in one week after 25th Mtrcn next.
No. s. lot French street between Broad and Kent
60 feet 'front.' and extending wldth 2h4 ct II
inches to No. 9, with the improvements thereon, consist
ing Of double two stors brick house, back coach hose
and stable, at present occupied BY the Rev. Nf G3er
No. 9. lot Broad street, fronting S52 feet sad
street, by 2S3 teet inches depth Kent street, moi
yet opened, containing about d acres connecien wlt
and suitable appendage pasture lot q NJ ..
No. To- A lot Of Market and HglOyer streets
fronting 20feet on Market street. and continue that Wi
to Shipley streets feet n inches Of the tMUg ut ca
be added to it if desirable suit the purchaser max ny
% feet 3nches in front on Market stree.
Possession will be given 23 N eacn next of all tina
part Of the above property nov rented = that day add
The residue immediately al er completing 'hc utc papels
Persons wishln; to view any prrt of the aaoNc, vi
please apply to Mr. Morgan Zones Mr joan tisSlg.s i
Wilmington
Sale to commence at o'clock, f. NJ when the cond
tions will be made known by
J.LlIES HE.UfHlLL,
No Ill, Spruce Street, tnilad rha.
October 90, 1923. SITS
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11
ae'os' SQte, Ill Etss'sss,

On the Delaware river, about three IN les below
Port Penn containing about 10O acres, more or
less principally Marsh, known by the name OF Long
Island This Farm though not in good state Of
cultivation, might for atrihing expense be made a
valuable Grazing Farm and will be sold on very
reasonable terms.
EagG9.7zzgzgai-sss i "a gsai-Ess e e AEsINE. "a Is
On Chrisana Creek, about two miles below
Christana Bridge, containing about 100 acres, a
good portion Of Woodland.
As il is presumedthat any person wishing TO pur-
chase will yiewthe property il is deemed unneces.
| .ary to giye a more particular description. Fol
| terms apply to JOHN NlNlN,
| London Britain Township, Chester County Penn
| SAMUEL w. WOODLAND,
| near st. Georges, Del OF
DAVID B. NtYIN,
Christana, Delaware
/ jane II, 1898. 17-t
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11


Also, At private sale, three other of the Mills on
the tide water Of BayWlne, One the north east
side OF the Creek Of stone, eeby As feet three stories
hgl with run Of feet bur stones, and all necessary
machinery good order. Attached to tins property is
large caopel's shop and yard. There will also be sold
brick house and lot pleasantly situated in the VIII
lage of Branywine.nn the south side of the Creek a
large building 36 feet by 46 feet, four stories high
containing water wheels and four pair OF feet
inch burr stones, with all the machinery in complete order
Attached to this property and very convenient to it is
| large brick house and yard, handsomely improved.
The central position of these mills, within a few hours
ride OF the great markets OF Philadelphia and Baltimore in
the vicinity u the thriving and populous Borough Of viii
mngton, the tide of the Delaware on one Of
the finest MIL streams in the United States, tenders the
scite OF the most advantageous country affords for
the establishment Of any branch Of manufacture in which
water power can he used.
For further particulars respecting this very valuable pro
pcity enure OF either OF The Executors in Pladephia
or OF JAMES CANDY who lives the said Mills and will,
shew them 10 any person desrous of viewing them
Il ROBERT NORTON
II JOHN r. COATES,
II DANL. B. SMITH,
81 Philadelphia,
JAMES CANBY,
i brand ywine Mills.
II 10 mo 6-52ts Eyrcurons
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11
Public Notice.

n HEREBY forbid any person or persons harbor-
Aing, or trusting dealing with my wife .lnn .Wer
ry7veather, ON my account; ] am determined TO
pay none of her debts contracts after this day.
THOMAS MERRYWEA THEIR.
Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County. Del.
Oct. 23, 1928. 56--4tp
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11
Oct. a..
Delaware, Maryland & North Carolina

Delaware, Maryland & North Carolina
LOTTERY, 9Th class
Draws in this Boroug|l, Friday the 28th No.
vember 54 Numbers, s Drawn Ballots,
SCHEME.
prz, of 1900, Dollars, of S2403, 2 of 1000,
of 400, 5 Of 500. 5 Of 200. t2 Of 100. % of 100,
1873 Of 81, 1850 Of g. and $3.50 uf 5. Dollars.
Tickets IS. Half Sl.5o. Quarter IS cents.
The Pa. kaye 81 s Ticket, S5l. draws
certain 5000 A certificate Of whole package
will bc s - Co. LIZ do $3.50, Quarters do. $40
and Eighth S4.20 cs.
10 be had in variety of Numbers either
by certificate otherwise at
Il. BARkERs.
Prompt and Lucky Office No. Il, Market Street,
Wilmington Del.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11
A Journeyman Tanner,

Whois a married man, and has small family. il
wanted for Tan Yard, few miles from this place
Enquire Of CHARLES DENNEY, currier, Vii
mington Del
Oct. 81, 1898. 66--4t
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11

TIME subscriber will offer for sale at public ven
= due, at the house of john NJ Smith, in the bo-
rough Of Wilmington, Del. on "Wednesday, 26!h November
next, the following iseai Is ate viz
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11
I)r. a. G. hULi4'S
PATENT, III TGE TRUSS.

Sveral year. cypeg.r III estah she'd tee sperority
q s Tr,s, AL irner ZEN iars: can be Worn wt,
more ease and ,aytv we'll with ar greater benefit "
H. pa,ieh. Ii accWnmmiies seii every m@tVn and
1. ot tie haty pre.efvng At the same time CON
sianf urn,.d easy prtssue upon the parts to winch y
aplisti, u@ i ~ eRectua instrument for
III ,.tliGt Il n cpHE d iIlnyIA nr RurrunE,
Sal Nin.atim G. u i'rUpaeto's price BY the
.ubs1 tber sole ~ en-, III tnit ave.
e. b. VAUGHAN.
No. al Market Stree, Wilmington.
N.av qy lily
Delaware journal., 1828-11-11
DESPATCH LINE,
Erom PhiiaAeAphia TO Doyer:
By Steam and Canal Boats and Stages.

By Steam and Canal Boats and Stages.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
gEyHE Steam Bout Baltimore, Capt. Whilden,
" will leave Pine street wharf Philadelphia. on
every lNo,,lOy. HslaesdoW and Friday mornings, at
6 O'Clock, for Deio,oare City. Passengers will then
take the elegant CaaaI Barge. Lady Clinton. Capt.
Reddn, for st. Georges, where the Dover mail
Stages will always be in waiting to convey the pas
scngers to Dover, and other parts OF the Peninsula
Returning, leaves Dover, Tuesday, Thursday
aud Stturty mornings. at O'Clock, and arrives in
Philadelphia, at o'cock,'P. Nj.
FARE.
To Delaware City 81 70
St. Cie .rgcs oO
CantweIl's Bridge 90
B'ackbrl %
Smyrna w
D,ver s so
y. 3. Passengers. by this route will meet with node
tention in gong to the following towns Cantwell's
Brl,lge Black Bird. SMYRNA. Dnyer, Camden, Mil
ford, Milton, Georgetown, Nll,boro, and to Snow
hill. A. HaRkiS " 20.
Propriefors.
July 90, 1928. 29-H