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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
Canal Packet Boat,
LADY CLINTON.

ENE Subscribers tender herrespects to the public and
h inform them that they have procured and fitted up
in handsome style, Canal Packet Boat which they design
running the ensuing season, to and from Delaware City,
st. Georges and Summit Bridge or Deep Cas- on the
Chcst cake and Delaware Canal for the accommodation
Of visitors and others
This boat will in connection with the Salem Steam
Boat Essex .ving Summit bridge and ST. Georges on
Monday Wednesday aud Friday mornings, at seven and
eight o'clock, and arrive at Delaware City, at O'Clock,
where passengers take the Steam Boat Immediately.
Tor Phladephia Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
afternoons, upon the arrival Of the Steam Boat from Phia
delpha, will leave Delaware City fer St. Georges and
Summit bridge.
Passage from Delaware City to 81. Georges, 25 cts.
q" from do. SUNNI, Bridge, So
Returning, same price
H. Hugo, Philadelphia,
7. MILFORD, St. Georges
Apr, TO- 1923, EFF
N u The boat vii. De always in readiness to acconmo
date parties, from O'clock on Monday Wednesday and
Friday mornings TO two O'clock on Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday afternoons; and Sundays will meet any
Steam Iioat that may arrive at Della ware City
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
CHEAP BOOKS
And STATIONERY, a. No. 90. Mnrh,

s7nd ST.ATIUMEHX, at No. 90, Markct.st. be,,ro,,
.lfessrs Larkin aud Lamborns Grocery Stofes "''"
SCOTT begs leave to state to his friends and ile nal,
- lie, that he has made such arrangements with f,;
and other cheap booksellers IN Philadelphia enable
him 10 dipose Of School and other Books together with;
gene raj assortment of STATIONERY at the lowest p
dLpha prices either at wholesale retail In
OF such arrangement Merchants ard Teachers from bo,b
town and country, would find it much to their alyan,sr
TO call and purchase, his pey reduced prices will CON-
petely preclude the necessity Of their gong to the ci,v
for any article in his line Of business the score Of chea
ness.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
CHARLES SAUNDERS

I'D EsPEC1FuIi.Y informs his friends and the public,
a that he has returned to this BOROUGH, and tia, he has
Commenced the PAINTING, GLAZING AND PAPER
HANGING, in all various branches, and hopes by sct
attention business, to merit share Of public patronage
July 3, 1928. At
n. Is. Wanted as an apprentice, boy from IL 10 10
wears OF are.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28

ETuRNs his sincere thanksfor tie patronage a;,rded
the business individually would ngo m his fiem ,
public, that he Intends dtvotng lis al eaton more ,r.
lcuarly TO custom work lie tlaors h,nsef That f. nm H.
knowedge AID experience in the business, he viii be able
Inc LADIES and Genternen of Wilmington and It's y;cn;.
ty, are informed that the work WILDE coud,crd o,er
Inspections by choice workmen Of the LEST ma
'erIas anu according 10 the latest fashions $50
he has On band and intends Keeping large and com,le,
assortment ct Ladies' Black and Fancy Coored Ias;nc
ss pDs al anu snoe: Morocco dol Calf Corava and Seal
Water Proof Roots Moaroes, and Shoes Alsn ,,eran",
assortment Of Leatier and Hliy TRUNKS oe"e'"'
~ u shoeInakers would find advantageous to sunn,v
sor meni - n eH.eifsNe vs.
Wilmington, May Is, 1893 sA IAL.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
NOTICE.
(.Nsc- casis County, in the statec Detaware. sc't

l.Nssc Caste County, in the State Of Detaware sct
Esy OF Order Of the Orphans Court for the sad
Et Connty OF New -Castle will be exposed 70 SALE
At Public yendue, Saturday the tweny-nlnth Gay OF
November next al two o'clock in the afternoon, at The
house Of William Thompson, Innkecpcr in the village Of
GLASGOW, pcncader Hundred, and County Aforesaid 'Fe
following Tract OF Land and Premises situate IN c !.nn
dreG Aforesaid. bounded by lands Of Ahc fans. pe'er
lra, and the road leading to 81 Georges, Containing ono
hundred and thirty acres, less, with the improve
inc ut, and aqplrtenances besg the residue of the real!
Estate Of Roger Williams, deceased. aud is oeted b.
the C3urt, the purchaser purchasers mu apt
the Orphans Court, that te Court may assign the
land 10 hm, her hcp, his, he tlcr paying the
purchase money % the paltes en- eto e same, OF en-
erng recos zalcc before lie sad Court, With ap-
proved surety aay The purchase money with
interest, such manner aad nc Tie ~, shall direct.
Attendance Will he given, AID 'he terms Of SAFE made
known, at the tisne md racc afors ad by Andrew q
Gray, Esq trustee Appointed by hs court o eject the
said sale, his ,t,ur,sv
BY order q he orr MS Cart,
MATTHEW EEAlI, Clerk.
Ne Castle. Oct IQth lS-a
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
COOPEEs.S MOVIES.

The "TRAVFILiNG RAGNELOR," III 2 vols By G
Cooper, has ust been received, and al Scu,;'s
Book Hal ore
ing. l4Aa. iS2G.
N. Is -. ! has Put several copies The above work il
his fhaulatag Li5t0lE.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
FOR SALE,
A Farm in Appoquinimink Hundred,

III NoWN nv the name Of CAMDEN FARM, containing
N about $50 acres Of Land, WIN good propor.l""
,,ash and a = Efficiency of Wood for the Of the farm
quantity Of Marsh Meadow embarked, and more may be
made at small eSrense.-i is within one mile OF Cant,
wes Bridge where there is always ready marke, iot al
kinds Of grainIt is rendered cgable by ITS s'ua
ton on the state road and the Manageable stream OF Appo
qinnink Creek which facilitates the conveyance o us
produce to Philadelphia and other markets ne nm
nnroyements are connections LOG DWELLING HOUSE
in good order and well Of good the door,
large frame barn. sscThe situation of the heaih'es
and paeasanest in the neghborhoodThe terms sha DC
made accommodating. Any person wishing 10 view the
above property, will please apply to
William Polk,
81 Can,@ ellis Bridge, OF
James Cochran,
Oct 20 1893 8o--tf Wilmington.
Ps-The purchaser have possess ION ON the 18th Of
March next.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
The Subscriber, having turned III,

attention the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, ohors for sal
an excellent assortmant " FALL GOODS.Such as 81.
peiine Blue, Blao! DIa5 ana mixed Clohs and Cassi
netes, satnes Cambies, Tartan Pads twi'ed Aid plan
n)mbazes, green, red and GLOW f!annes Nsnket and
Canton Grapes. Irish linens Calcocs, Cambgc, Jacca6t
and SWISS Muslns, Nesngs Of every description Wars.
ted, Cotton and SIX, iosary aIaoa very general
ment Of DOMESTIC GoODSt lniendiag 10 SSH cl.ea!
he wishes his friends aud the public genela. give ha
a cali at No. SIS Market Sireet.
John NIcClunss.
Nov. 25.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
DIR. JEW ETT'S
IMPROVED VEGETaBLE or GERMAN
,SPEEIFIC

IMPROVED VEGETABLE or GERMAN
SPECIFIC.
yNvHEsE IMPROVED PILLS ciIec,nal remedy
for dyspebsia, ndgeshon jannaiee headncae, ht''
turn, sickness al The stoneh, aGdy fmasness. loss n
ne, Fdence coaivtness piles, 'peaknss 81 me hm5 @ii
ness, pGaiion The helrt, Sov Gons fr9 S!ufT ana W
those very affective complaints connected with dhcuive
the digestive organs, and arrangement in the ac'9as M
HUer.
Certificate Of DR.. BaamEn.
The f,lo7uing a certificate jre,a Dr G. r. BGHmnE
graduate "a medicine at tie Unigersity If GoetageE, a0N
practinoncr efhigh celebrity. IN Canbridgs, Mass
The subscriber has tested the effects Of Jewes In.
proved Vegetable P!s, in several severe cases OF dea
Of the Liver and digestive organs, and the result mas 0
ymced him that they emlnen,ly calculated TO suoe
the pucpose Tor which they are designed Considers
them altogether superior those articles commonly oe'
ed for similar plants would cheeruliy add my 'e''
nony ~ favor OF So valuable medicine.
(signed) CHARLES FREDERICK BAUMIiN. ND.
to hose PMS inclpsed in blue wrapper and signed on
yellow label, II. Ptuniey. ,r
Cambridge, Sept. IS, 1927.
CerlEcate IF DR.. a. S. CrcaUil'e.
Having She satisfactory evidence Of the meu H.
qualities, and highly sal itary operation OF JEn
irored yegeiajie THs, (prepared by H. Pumiey,} ~ s
Of Indigestion Dyspepsia jaundce disease OIL ie NOE
&C. would confidently recommend their use u ". ~
who may be afflicted with the above class OF comP'a'
an invaluable remedy. (signed) ,rxvuJr
| Canbridgeport, SEPT lG, 1897 v,t
The above Valuable Pills, are for sale at W."
mington, by r.. u. Yaaghan, (No. A, hia'N''
s,reet,) Jos. Bringhurst Il Margaret Johnson 40
| May So 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
- 49, - ----H--.-l- 49, 77-
NOTICE.

TIME Subscriber has discontinued the retail DRY GOODS
\ BUSINESS, but continues The jbhstNsae with he
addition of COaa,ss.On Business. liberal ADVANCES made
in Cash on Connis ZION Goods.
JAMES GARDNER.
July 8, 1923. 49-f
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
NOTICE.

Those persons to whom Betty Storv, late Of the
Borough Of Wilmington, deceased, was indebted
IN he year eighteen handred and one. arc request.
ed 70 furnish their accounts regularly autbenticat
co. to Samuel S Grub, Esq. Wilmington or to
the subscriber.
SAMUEL SPACKMAN.
i"''"o' ioth mo. fth 1898 .b--3ms.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
NOTICE TO
M0nufacturcrs.

a To let fora term Of years, that large and
H##n1 conlnodous building in the Borough Of VII
M:a: mngton, formerly occupied as Brewery, sit,a
M..H9 ted on The corner of Tatnaa and High streets
% feet H. and 80 eetsdeep; with dwelling attached
and falling spring Of excellent water IN the cellar
to pump by horse power. This building is well calcu
ted for Mandatory, particularly weaving, or dsllnp
1t being in central par, of the Boro'gh with goo5
brick stable on the premises The subscriber thinks i,
unnecessary say any thing further, any person ws
my to rent would first view the premises.
Apii 5ih, l928 24-tf ISRAEL ID. JONES
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28

EULY 2lst, 1928, affidavit of William Icrdman fled -
% Same day, motion Of James i.atner, Jun solicitor
for the complainant, II is ORDERED BY TIE COukl,
affidavit made, tina, Robert Eacksoc and Datei ian
He out of the state, and do not reside theen ina
the said Robert Blacksibck and Daniel Van Sly Ike do ap'
pear in this Court, the said suit, on c Md day fe6-
ruary elsing.And the Chancellor directs that a
copy of this order SHALL within thirty dys, DC Published ~
he Dclassre Patriot and in the 26any 4tgns, new s.
hiee months nexi after its frs publication, aud copy
thereof within thirty days be posted up in the Registers
Office, and at he Court I;onse door.
New Castle County, SIS
M, DO CERr IrY that the above is truly copied
3Ls { from The Record in 1EsliMONY WHEREOF
wv have hereunto my hand, and affixed the sea
of sad Court, New Castle The 23ld day Of July ID
1928. 7 STOCKTON, Registerin Chancery
Ivig u, 1885,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
Trunks, SaAAlery and Narness
Making.

yss"E subscriber having p,a4acd the stock in trade Of
L II5i6dm W Rice. .akes this method OF INFORMING his
fcnds and the public that he intends 10 carry on tie
business of Saddhng and Harness making il al rs various
n nches and that as he will the best materials, and
lge the fsi workmen employed, lie does not hesitate
say chat the articles his hue, which lie ce, for sale,
4 be found of the most fashionable and durable kind,
csnno, fail 10 give general satisfaction lie has
hand Saddles, Brides, Gig and age Harness
links and general Of S4dlcia, Witch he
fegs for sale at low pieces, a. the OLD stand, No 90 Mar
..t Street, Wilmington, Del.
DAVID T NILES
October 14h lSo3 783mos
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-28
SCHOOL itil(lhS.

Arithmetics English Readers seqles spelling Books,
ceogra ah,es Biae-, Testament States C'pherog ~
rtp} Books, wing .nd L er PAGER &c 10 SAFE Al \
Z. Wilson'S Boo aud Stationery Stoe, No 5, esi High
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1928.
1coMMUSIcATIoN.l

In NV last communication, l attempted to
show the advantages to be derived to US from
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and the III
ducements they hold GU, to men OF enterprise
and capital to settle amongst US; and remark
ed that there were other advantages, which
would detail in a subsequent communicate
this will now endeavor TO do. Amongst 9TH
sr advantages then, is tha, Of facilities Tor large
manufacturing establishments. The supply OF
water by this Canal viii! be sufficient for such es-
Adjustments, upon very large scale-the
Canal being continued to Alexandria; on Level
with the Basin at Georgetown, will give, on the
whole line, fall Of thirty feet, and, Of course,
power enough for any purpose. The Basin
al Alexandria also offers advantages Of Pecn-
liar character for that purpose. The high land
between the Basin and The river affords excel
lent situations for building Immediately Oh the
river. and the distance is so short, there will be
no, the leas, difficulty, and but little expense IN
getting the water to ;hem. Here, too, is one
Of The fines, situations for Dry Dock in the
United States, ard pronounced TO De so BY COM
pe,sn, Judges; and this, together with one OF
the most eligible sites for Navy Yard in this
country, at the south end of the town, II is
thought will induce the government to esta5-
li,h one a, this place. But whether or not, the
supply OF fine timber that will be brought down
the Canal from the mountains, win make this
the principal point for ship building for the
southern county, ard will, no doubt, be q source
Of great wealth. u is thought, too, that the
ing en ttel sortn srue, 70 wan NOT suect .ngir
healtL at all.
We are, also, at This time, extending the la>
cilitiss oil intercourse with our COUNT, friends,
by making Few Turnpike into one of the
wealthiest and most populous counties in VIr-
ginia, and extending the old ones in different
directions; and these various improvements
have already had sensible effect upon the
trade of the town. More aud better business
has been done here this FALL than has been done
tor several years before, and i, is evidently in-
creasing. A CITIZEN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16

IL appears from paragraph in one Of the
ias' Enshsh papers th,t sue is he di fhculty of
employing money to advantage at present in
England, and such the apprehension Of CAM,
,aiists OF something like ano her panic, tha, he
deposits IN the Bank Of England amoun, 10 :,
sum almost incredible. Two years ago the,
amounted 10 the enormous sum Of 5,oOooooi
oa. nave since i"cie~sed to such "a degree,
mat the amount al present is very little snort
OF S,ooo,oool. "This want OF safe emoIovmsn,
Is the cause OF the great apparent abundance of
money but persons in 3 similar way OF b,s,
ness, hnd unusual difficulty IN obtaining money
on credit or The discount Of bills, as il is We'll
known that their profits are less than furm.rIv
and IN the country the banks are preparing for |
the Small NoIes' Bill, which come INTO onera.
tlo" IN April, and Lakes The m very unwilling
TO t1tend, or even continue their former cIee
~" n. r. Daily Adr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
Paper, Mank Books. &c

UNiE subscriber offers for SALE 2S7 reams of ro,.
consisting OF owen & Hurbut, Butler. Amie,'
hatnews' Mutr, Ames, and Hudson's blue and wbi,s
,ad .ettcr PsPer' foolscap No l. and ;. folio nos.
no. and :; log, cartridge, tea, envelop, 6,er;np
IRON mo"sers paperi wrapping paper, crown size and
s1s,ler; hanging paper and borders morocco stain.
ed marble bristol, ivory, rice, tissue tracing en-.
oosTea .nd geld papers and borlrrs Kilt, embossed.
ana mourning letter and note papers: Blue and en-
Snle, bonnet and bsndbox boards; Reeves Cshnrn
Hkern'an ana Ns--.ss water coiors; pink and h,ns
s'ucsrs-r.'e oscs'esd camel hair sable and crsvon
Schc'is' blank books; ioolscap, medium. roysI "a
super royal, ruled and plain; Ladies' ,lbmms .nJ
1lank music books; Poeket-books of every size and
descriptions fancy baskets, handsome assormsn, rs
Rodgers hne pen-knves and razors; BARRIERS old Enc
ush razors; SCISSORS snuff.boxes, stwee, ,b;mhIas
god and silver pens; black, white. MKT b.;r 80
knitting pins; needles of all descrnt;ons and ha".
Quality; 2Om. quilts Of various qualities: bl,.I ui
lndehoie. Japan and copying ink and ;nt. nn.ao. A.
me English black sand; blank, visiting. inr;,.,;on
conversation. playing and puzzle cards. n.r.o.,.
James and di:sected maps and pictures, iadies and
,en'lement gloves and umbrellas; cotton balls whit.
md coored; sewing silks and sampler canysss wnr',
'oeket dressing, side and hair combs IVORY s,;I,,;
no oodtinsi Narsden's ladies' patent steel hnst..
iesrth clothes tooth. comb, shaving and shoe br.h
s. hne backing. Cologne and lavender water. .Ssv.
q and fancy soaps general assortment of nerfnm.
- and Sandfords superine Yellow Bark in nomnJ
narter and OF. packages. p'u"u' ,
W. i0-eo0' A. I. KENNEDY. ,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16

The Boston cts are making rapid strides in
the march OF intellect. he Partisan dance,
are kicking up their heels and spinning hnIi>
zontal whirligigs upon the light, fantastic toe,
TO the obstroporous delight of huge crowds at
the Federal Street, composed Of tha, class Of
the people who give heels. the preference
over head, and the elastic rupe tumbler Herr
cline, whom the New York papers lsuled for
his skill in The profession" which comes by ma
ture 10 monkey, but must be profoundly siudi,
ed oy man, in order to excel in it) is tanning
The heads OF The frequen,ers at the Fremont by
his ASTONISHING esoiutions One of the parts.
10 which ihe whole corps Of dancers will make
their appearance, led in the playful the "s,x
simPlstons." We see no good re ison VIII, the
nsmotr should be limited to six, as there will
probably De several hundred spectators present,
VINO are enutledIo share in the aPpella,ion given
tothe dancers. Those who encourage these sort
oil exhibitions, and pay their money for il, are
much greater "Simpleions" than the perform
CTS themselves Providence I'm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
Books, STATIONARY 40

nooks' stationary, &c.
Us received and for sale by DAVID MApT,,
1t MS store on kAs street. I'd door east ofRoyaIs 9,
asESEnAL AssoRTMEST OF
BOOKS, PLAIN and Fancy .Syafio,oy, NJ,
S'col Instruments, Ne,o Music, &C. s.c
among '0hieh are the .Eollomiue:
Sehooi books, English. Greek, Latin and Eraooh u:
Mon,'aI n eH Ies'aments, great variety: Catholic
nrn;us,, r'Ios GUIDE, &c; Common PRAYER; Watt,
n~lsnts' lppon's and Village HYMNS: Persia b,
lsnoner with coored engravjngs; i,ipIand,S H..
OF Birds and Animals, with colored ensran history
.arcns Ives Goldsmith's Animated Naturn. g., u
'he Mind; Goods Book of Nature Mali r., nv, y"
versai geography, Philadelphia edition: with , o,
variety OF Juvenile Books, Writing paper Eoa,ess a'
e os' ana foi'o Post, Wrapping Paper Medium .I'
super Royal Paper, Bonnet Board. JpL mnalis ana
9uiIis, Blank Cards, Red, Black and fro, oM T,
oeahng wax; States and Slate Pencils. RIs.I o'eu
rencils Silver Pens, Gold Paper and Edo;nn. Lead
fsPer, Morocco and fancy colored nan.r n ..sehs
per- Bristol Boards, plain and embassaJ ncly ia,
,ntea small sheets of Ivory for miniature. M' ahd
nmes, Rice Paper plain and embos.eJ ~. immature
TO- osoorne.s Water Coors Paint Stones and Per'
amt brushes, Whatman's and A;m.s, n"eues,
'aPer. refined OK gall IndeIlable Int W;.;.;l nrswng
no cases, Pocket Books, Pocket Man. of.u6 Cards
..es, Chess Men and Boards Back Esmr,a" various
Doors and shutte-Cocks, hsndsom. o noards'
amos containing ink, sand and waE.r = P'.so INK
,aronea German Flutes and Flies. an vio'ns,
erfumery and soaps, large collect;on e OF
Unable for scrap hooks, ables, &c. with 'ngrayngs
&C. AInzANAoxs FOR ,sas. supply OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16

The Bostonians have just bull, race boat TO
DC carried to Canton Tor a trial with the swift
boats belonging 10 the British Indiamen at that
place. On Saturday The boat was rowed a
mile and back in Boston harbor in the space Of
seven minutes, being at the rate Of seventeen
miles an hour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
Notice..

A Ii persons are hereby. cautioned and forwarned
nom paying to, or settling any debts, due to the
Butts, or any other person, as none but mvs.Ifh,s s
thonty to settle said estate. Any person OWING 90
above and disregarJing this notice, will nav IN IS
o"u wrong JOIN JoHNTON Admir-.
W ~ OF H. BUTTS dec,J
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
Tobacco. Snuff and S anish Segars.

oDacco. Snuff andSPanish Segars.
ME subscriber offers tor sale at his Tobacco and
~ snutf Store at the northwest corner of King and
10 boxes and First rate Chewing Tobacco o.
~ Kegs ) quail to any in the District.
s sO'OOO Spanish segars; low priced
$4,000 common do
loo dozen papers smoking tobacco
70 dozen snuff boxes
All kinds Of SNUFF, from the most .n,rovsd ~
nufacories in the United States -rp'o'eu MA
Country dealers and others will find i, 20 ,ho;,
o. ~ ~ Cd" IS aooVe' JOHN GRUBB
:. d3t2av4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16
Oranges and Lemons i.

IN Boxes sweet Oranges
w 10 do, lemons
sale by ''''' anu 'or
oct l4-eo4t OF, ss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-16

Lock OUT FOR VILLAIN 1t will be rccol-
lected by our readers, that S. P. Judson an
nounced to the public, las, week, that he was
robbed q his pocket book, oniaining two thou
Ju5I rcached the NIly I'D dol as at the fremont
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-28
SELF--DEFENCE

& hENSb' VI respectfully informs the gentlemen
~ o. EHcl'nond aud its vicinity that he has op.n
MS room nca;iy opposite Tie Eagle Tavern, over
~ loIe, 'oF TIE purpose of teaching this man
eno PedSes himself TO make bis pupils pro-
Hc'cnt 10 few lessons, so as 10 protect themselves
I III "e '3soen aggress Of the IawIess rufian
DiS Is aiSo' lndispuaJly, pleasant and healthy exer-
Use or youths and will be taught them without the
ea' violence 70 tbcir persons. Fhe above place viii
oe open from 10 ~ O'Clock, and f,orn 1 TO T. vbers
'e''ns WI be made known uroD application.
. Night Schooi u he crcted If class rnado
Nay Z9--2'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-28
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery.

10TH CLASS,
NK}ILI he dra Nm in the Cigcf Ricisuo,S mn Tbu5s-
w G1y HE ian Of nsrrf nfuuM.
The scnsme the following h0ndaom PrSrs viz
Highest Prize Slo,ooo-=-1 of S2,b00--I III
$4,000 of S1,2oo---l 81 s1.o22--2 Of
$1,000 Of $500 of S300--1o Of 5000
10 of 5000 of sloo--with many others
OF minor Importance.
Tickets S4-Hafcs 81 Qvarfgrs 81.
Packages eighteen tices, embracing all NUMBERS
in Ire scheme GROIN to aj) .T2; ami which rs4 cf
NECESSITY draw SS2-~harrs OF packages ~ IRE p,o
aortion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-28
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EOIIF1F IND N&CJL.4NGE OFYICT.
CORNER opposite THE EAGLE Herr.
az In ;ha 18Th class cf tie above Lottery, CAPITA!
PTze Of 5000, was e,Id at COHEJ.% OJ'fJGE, 80 a
Gentleman Of this ci,y WHERE a!sn sold in tie Iiu!r
Glass; the sreat Capital Of $4,000, Gcuiicnau
ling in Cumberland county Va. and where .Ho. Capi,oi
fftzes have bee" c5tGirrrl 'an at any other C.,c IN
America.
Orders from 'irc country promptly at'rurrrd ~.
Address J. /. COHEN, in. BROTHERS.
NIay Ats Richmond Y >