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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-08
For Sale, or Rent,
- A VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT, in

-l.al-A. Newark, Del The house is 4S by 50
feet, two stories high, nearly news handsomely paint
,,l. and in excellent order, with neat enclosure
IN 'front.' and another at the back and one OF the ends
On the first floor there are four rooms, and on the
second, i've The appurtenances are, convenient
kitchen adjoining the house, stable, carriage house,
&c. The lot contains three acres, and is well sci
in timothy and clover.
Part of the building was formerly occupied as a
store. for which il is the best stand in the village;
but, for the last five years the whole has been occu-
pied as female Boarding School. To this purpose
it is peculiarly adapted. the school room being AIRY
and spacious the other apartments large enough Tor
the comfortable accommodation OF more than twenty
bnarers, and the high enclosure in the rear afford
inu TO the scholars convenient place OF exercise and
recreation. A more eligible situation Tor board
ny school, either of boys or girls, could not easily
be found. The Village is healthy and pleasant, and
the surrounding country beautiful and finely cutiva
ted.
10 merchant. teacher. or parent desirous o.
giving his sons classical education, this property
presents great advantages .-Possesslon VIII be gwen
on the 18th Of ;larch next For terms apply to the
subscriber in Wilmington.
WILLIAM SHERER.
Nh 9Th 1928. S4-- lawtf
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Large BreNA,
AT No. 1903. SHTPLEY STREET.

THE Subscriber being solicited BY his friends,
has determined to commence baking Dyspepsia, or
bran bread and now begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that they can be supplied with thus
bread. and AS usual, with qrheat and rye bread, IN
loaves so large for the price that he thinks families
who call on him, will find it cheaper to purchase
of him than to bake for themselves.
lie also keeps on hand general assortment o.
CAKES, which will be sold on the most reasona-
bic terms. The public may rest assured that the
ahoye bread and cakes will be made from the best
-four and by the best workmen.
WEIGHT and PRICE.
81 lbs. wheat bread, for % cts.
81 "wheat and indian meal, for Ut
q I" Dyspepsia, or bran bread, for 81
81 SO rye bread. for "
Ger great variety Of Confectionery, Fruit, Cor
dials &C. &c. sc. Sold Wholesale and retail, at
the most reduced prices, by
MILLER DUNO7T.
March All 1923. 9l--6t
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NOTICE.

Persons wishing any sort ofPRINTlNG done, with
neatness, accuracy. and dispatch ADVERTISEMENTS
inserted or SUBSCRIPTIONS paid where there are
no Agents appointed in their neighbourhood to re-
ceve Them will please apply, direct to II. Porter
and Son, No. 81, Market Street, Wilmington.
All communications, not of the above character,
to be addressed to NJ. Bradford, Editor of the Della
ware Journal, Wilmington.
This arrangement is made for the more regular
and prompt execution of business.
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Six Gents Reward

Runaway from the subscriber on Sunday the
9th Inst two boys apprentices to the Baking bust
ness, the named Edzoard Marsh about 20 years
old, short stout built lad the other named Isaac
Moore, rather slender, and small of his age-they
both had on grey cloth coates, and blue cassnet
pantalets. The above reward will be paid for them
if both brought home, or cents for either, hut nc
charges. Its expected they are in New-York CT
~. All persons are forbid harboring them on pain
ct belu, dealt with TO the utmost rigor of the
law.
MILLER DJ.NOTT.
Wilmington, Delaware, March, 25th 1928.
or The New York American will insert thu
above four times, and send their bill 10 this office.
97--It.
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Valuable Medicines.
YaNIps .a.N1I-BILIOUS PILLS.

H1NIPS AN1IBlLIOUS PILLS.
The operation OF these Pills is perfectly mild So
that they may be used with safety by persons in
every situation, and OF every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry off super.
huous bile, and prevent its morbid secretons--to
restore and amend the aPpetite--to procure a free
perspiration and thereby prevent colds, which Of.
ten have fatal consequences, dose never fails 10
remove cold, II taken on lis first appearance.
They are celebrated for removing habitua cos.
tiveness sickness al the stomach, and severe head
ache, and ought to be taken by all persons on n
change Of climate.
A dose of these pills, taken once every two weeks
during the prevalence Of our bilious fevers, will
prove an invaluable preventive; and in the earlier
stages Of those diseases, their use will very geaer.
ally succeed in restoring health and frequently in
cases esteemed desperate, and beyond the power of
common remedies
They are found remarkably eflicacious in me.
venting and curing disorders attendant on long vow
ages, and should be procured, and carefully pre-.
served for use by every seaman.
Hamilton's Worm Destroying LOzenges
Which have within sixteen years past cured an
immense number of persons Of both sexes, of every
age, and in every situation, OF various dangerous
complaints arising from WORMS, and from obsruc-
tons or foulness in the stomach or bowels.
A dose of this medicine given occasionally during
the warm season, will eaectualy prevent the "vo-
hitting and purging of Children" dreadful disor-
der, which annually destroys thousands of the in
FAINT part of our citizens. 1t is likewise the mildest
and most certain remedy known and has restored
to health and strength a great number when in an
advanced stage Of this fatal complaint. Particular
and plain instructions given for every part olte
necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine with eager
ness, it having pleasingappearance and an agree
able taste.
HAMILTON'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
Is recommended as an invaluable medicine, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure OF
Nervous Disorders, Violent Cramps in the
Consumptons stomach u back
Lowness of Spirits, Indigestion,
Los. of Appetite, Melancholy,
| Impurity OF the blood, Gout in the Stomach,
| iysterical Affections. Pains in the Limbs,
Inward w eakne IS s. Debility, Relaxaons &C. &c.
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WANTED,

A situation in Dry Good or Grocery store, by
"a Young Man. about the age of 10 or 10 years. Good
recommendations will be furnished. For furthe,
particulars, apply to II. Porter 4 Son. No. 81, Mar
iet Street
AIarch Is. 95 --4pd
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AnOrdinanCe
no PROTECT AND SECURE THE U.7IER
FORKS or THIS BOROUGH AG.lLNST
D0N4EE ar INy[JDY

FORKS or THIS BOROUGH HG.iINSI'
DAMAGE OR INJURY
Be ii Ordained by the Bwgesses and Borough
Council of the Borough Of Wilmington, That if
any person or persons SHALL after the passage of this
Ordinance, break, injure, or do any damage whate-
yer, to the pump, pump or machinery erected
on the Brandywine for the purpose OF supplying this
Borough with water; or to the pipes or condn!ts laid
for the passage Of the water through this Borough
or to the re-plugs, hydrants or pumps or stop-wa
tiers appertaining to- or connected with the same !;
or shall throw or put any stones, fth any foreign
matter or substance whatever, into the basins or re
seryors or shall break down, damage, rinjure the
fences or palipg which enclose the same or any bull
ding or buildings connected herewith; shall dig
or break the earth in any of the streets lanes al
legs of this Borough, for the purpose of disturbing
or injuring the pipes coDdus, or of obstructing
the passage of water through the same enter the
lot on which the basins erected, without permits
sion every person so offending. and every person
aiding and abetting the same. shall forfeit and pay
for every such offence. a fine not exceeding Fifty
Dollars and not less than Eipe Dollars, to be recov-
ered with costs, before either of the Burgesses, in
the same manner as debts under fifty dollars are re-
coverabe by law and ever, such person SHALL also
be liable to an action to make good the damages
and the high and petit Constabes are hereby direct
ed and enjoined diligently to inquire after and pro-
secute all who shall hereafter offend in the prem
seS.
JAMES BROBSON,
First Burgess.
Passed at the Town Hall, Jan. 2, 1928.
75--tf.
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TO Rent.

A FRAME STORE, in End street, No. 13, on
the North side of the lower market good stand
for public business at present occupied Sadders
Shop. Inquire of
WASHINGTON RICE.
Wilmington. Feb. 90, 1928. 9l-f
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Borough Loan.

THE. undersigned having been appointed by the
Borough Council committee to receive proposals
for loan not exceeding 12,0OG Dollars, on the
credit OF the Borough of Wilmington, for the pur-
pose Of distributing the water from the public ba-
son through the streets, SC. at rate Of interest not
exceeding five per centum per annum, payable semi
annually, and rcimbursable at the end OF fifteen
years from the day of March Inst
NOTICE IS therefore, hereby given, that such
proposals will now be received by the undersigned
at any time after the present date, for taking said
Loan until the 9Th day OF April 1928.
JAMES BROBSON.
JAMES GARDNER.
WILLIAM LARklN.
March "a 1928 TIA
The Village Record and the United States Ga
zete will insert the above until the 9th April next
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Notice..

ALL persons indebted to the estate of THOMAS
WAY, late of the Borough of Wilmington deceas-
ed, are requested to make immediate payment ;
aud those having legal claims topresent them, duly
attested, for settlement to
WELCOME GRAY, administrator.
March 10, 1928. 95-
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fIAMILToN'S Elixir,

A sovereign remedyJor Colds, obstinate Coughs Ash.
mas, Sore Throats, and approaching Consumption,
and most disorders Of the breast and langs.
ASINGLE TRIAL WILL PROVE, that it re.
stores the determination OF the fluids to the surface
of the body; and brings on the common healthul
PRECIPITATION that it dislodges and evacuates the
tough yscid phlegm or mucus, stregthens the weak.
ened vessels Of the lungs, sheathes the acrimonious
humor which irritates them and finally discharges
it. Thus striking at the DOT of the disorder, the
SYMPTOMS are of course eh'ectualy and permanent.
ly conquered, the reverse OF common medicines,
which weaken the constitution and give strength to
the disorder, for the sake OF moderatlng Tor the pre-
sent some OF its painful effects
| To parents who have children afflicted with the
WHOOPING COUGH
This discovery is of the first magnitude, as it at
fords immediate relief, checks the progress and in
a short time entirely removes the most cruel disor-
ders TO which children liable.-The elixir is SO
perfectly agreeable, and the dose so small, that no
difficulty arises in taking it.
IIamiltols genuine Essence and erfract Of Mustard
A safe and e1ectual remedy far acute and chrome
rheumatism, govt, rheumatic govt, palsey ,iumbago
numbness, white swengs, chblains, spraln',
bruises pain in the face and neck, &c. &c.
Lees hfaiiable .lgue and Fever Drops.
For the cure of agues remittent, and intermittent
| fevers.
| LEES PERSIAN LOTION,
Is an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly innocent anu
safe: of unparalleled efficacy in preventing and re-
moving blcmshes in the face and skin, of every
kind particularly freckles, pimpes, scurts, letters
worms, sun burns, &c. rendering the skin oel-
cately soft and clear and improving the complexleh'
j TOOTH ACHE DROPS
The only remedy yet discovered which gives lmme'
date and lasting relefn the most severe instances:
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE TEETH
This excellent preparation comforts and strengh-
ems the gums preserves the enamel from decay;
and cleanses and whitens the teeth, absorbing all
that acrimonious slime and foulness, which, suffer
ed to accumulate, never fails to nure, and hnaly
f ruin them
THE DAMASK LIP SALVE,
Is recommended, particularly to the lades) as
an elegant and pleasant preparation for chaPPea
and sore lips and every blemish and Inconvenience
occasoned by colds, fevers, sc. speedily restoring
beautiful rosy colour, and delicate sotnessto 'ne
lips.
!, A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the eyes
CORN PLASTER.
An nfalliblcs remedy sfor corns, speedily remo''
> ing them, root and branch, without giving pain
/ ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the Itch.
Warranted an infalble remedy at one appilcaa.
!, !, ton, not containing particle of mercury or any
"a dangerous ingredient whatever.
The subscribers have just received the above ar
4 tices, fresh from LEES Family Medicine Store III
'e Maiden Lane, NewYOrk and for sale by Partlcua'
'' L. PORTER & SON.
july is. 1897, 24-H
TIE RED ROVER, oa
.AAl.~I ~
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IxgxDDIETOWN HOTEL.

J. F. MANSFIELD.
Having re-occupedhis Old Stand, in Mddetown,
Delaware. would acquaint his friends and the pub
lie that he has made every arrangement suitlng the
convenience and comfort of those who may favour
him with business and hopes by strict attention to
the wants of his customers to meet liberal share of
patronage
January II, 1928. 78-H.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15

G1-Tbo uoa. WILLIAM HALE, the vio-
lent and Ao, headed Representative, from the
State OF Mississippi, has resigned his seat in
tho present Congress. because iho people did
not SEQ fit 10 eject hin to Tho 2ist Congress.
This is in perfect character, with tho whole
conduct OF Mr.. Halle, since be was first known
rs pobiic man.
"a failure TO re elect n no, evidence OF
dissa tisfac, with his pas, course. Tho peo-
pie may choose another nItiy.duit from fec
iiags Of porsenal a,iachmsns. or they may aci
upea ,be principle of rotation in oHice, and
from wish 10 sbo~ their confidence 10 msay.
by successive elec,roBs; epd yes thoy may be
not opy wiliipg but naxip,s 20 retain the ser
vices Of their prsseat representative during
,hs term for which H. was ebosea' A resiz
natioa uader the :nflQspcs Of 'bo modification
Of o 9cfoat. seems TO Indicate either wan, OF
equanphy Of temper. or an IDEA that when
once elected the iaCurboa, has Just elairs
10 the office. b. the righ, Of occupancy, until
~ forfeit il W. aoiue nIiscondrG
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The "Iaoestgator.'- We regret TO say that
orr friend Goodsl is IN irouble. and unless some
thing is done for him by way Of patronage, he
mus. "speedily" 20 ia "slcep." II would he
Too bad to let so worthy a man as he is 60 To
"sIeep" aud that too for want Of patronage.
The Lottery Brokers ought to come forward
and assist hum. He has helpes their business,
aud in fact kept it alive the last summer. lie
says be has injured the bar room custom Of his
subscribers. This is not go. No one ever drank
lcss on accom-, Of his writings. The business
of retailing is as great as il was when our friend
oftho Investigator was engaged in il. T" talk
Of" mailing your fog" to the liberty pole and
Intempcranee "rltng IN Madness" and that a
| man gains moro than he pays for tho rnvcsii-
gator, by introducing sobricty into his family
sounds very silly. No orc will believe it.
We homo Mr. G. will leave us his spectaces il
he Intends sleeping any time, as they are az
article much wanted IN dusty weather.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15

Il was exul,invly said tho other day. by
partizsn Of Eru. Jpek-pn IN ,hrs tovp, that in
,fre even, Of tho Generals election 10 tho PIE
sidency. the State Of Rhode Island would es-
pous, his ca'iss in less than ono year. snd that
n great many influential men are pow only
waiting the resnl,. That thore are some Of
shs description, We DO not deny but what n
cognsnt is it IN osr 'inf. entail men, to have
i, saii ,trat tiny are wai.ins for the purposr
Of sscertaunins the direction Of the political
winds. before they can make op their minds
Should sl.ch dresded even, hspren as the
election of Andrew Jackson, which may God
Ia his fpsh,re mercy avsr, from this pcopds, we
shall endesvos TO keep a mipots Book, solely
e.: the benefit Of srch gautleuen, and furnish
them With llilhflT record Of their p,'nica
! ennfhc, that lke John Rogers. they may
! have little hook" to leave to their chill
dren and pa,tsrity.
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Judge MARTINS SREEcH, on the snhject
Of the City Charter, has been given 10 the pub
lie through the columns Of the Patriot, It is
a great production and worthy the au,ipf.--
But 10 feel tire full effects Of the Judges Ora
tory lro ough, TO bc heatd 10 our Town House.
IN this edifice his Horror is at home, and dei.v.
ers hfs thoughts wah energy. The speech ID
pnblishad GI the tsnei, Of pestsrity. we pre-.
sume, aud will be read, f ever read, by after
generations the present Is too busy to Under.
take the task
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-10-15

opPosIrio" Tie ,diouloGs
story which has been circulated tnros.h the
G0untry 10 the .napc 0. az affidavit, BY jhe op-
position, stating that Nj Adams bad rudeiy
driven trop his duor, an old rcyoiu'ionary sol
der surna out to ba la.se, rs might nave het n
expected fr"ai he chaTac,n of The prcss Tel
egrarh) IN which he story first orginstcd.--
What " III the hpposrion attempt next TO injure
tie ehasaG'or vi he present worthy Chief Mag
is.~att: NJ aeoaar IS one false and maiclou-
clRtsc .ein'gA, then MS faction stasi anoth-
or, pcrhar. .f darker lod more wicked cast,
I, deceive and misiead The peoplo. The amia-
bio private character Of Mr. ADAMS, when eoa-
traslcd miih the bloody career of Gen. JAcK-
SOY, strikes the opposition leaders with envy
rud disnav They fear to le, their blind par
tnans look at the contrast, and consequently
thoy are compelled 10 resar ~ fal~ehoods Ia
keep up the deco pt'on. But s"ch a sta'a Of
'hfsGs cannot last long. People will not in a
counlry like ours. b dcrciyeh for ans leng',
OF time. by the de,nasngue and Office seeker.
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large towns. defend themselves there, aide,Vby
,be inhebnants, with tire courage OF despair.-
Even the best directed operations sometimes
produce no result.
The Turh;-h forces, which have at one time
a iorup,dabis and menac'ng appearance and
az 40, her sre dlsp. rsed ~ Il they were a.si-
haled, dlsoppesI, and ihen suddenly 'nphdaie
The country rnese troops, which are so little
! 10 be fea ed in fhe plans, are the more re-
dodbtahlo behind ,he ranIarts. as 'ney hold
out with teLac.tv, aEu, after baities ga,aed
| agains, tumui,uors charges of cavalry, 1t
| is al says n.crss,rv To resort 10 siege be-
| fore IL is po.sbl, to advance. The obstacles
presented BY the Bliksn and ,he Danube, the
cohfgnrstion ot The frontier. ihe Petui'ar "not
IF The Turks, and the difficulty OF obtaining
PROVISIONS, open fed of difficult combma-
/ tons which no other eoun'ry presents to Tho
warrior Span alone resembles Turkey IN
, thess rcsrrc,i. lat the former does not posse IS
ea.h pe.,iiar Csyai-J. Wrh this difference,
var Is aiino1 the same IN both countries, as
enemies are found on every SIDE"
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WEDNESDAY, OeYoBER Is.

AZ mceiing of citizens frofs various parts
OF ths State oS Rhsds Island aud rrovidvnce
Plshtsfnbs, ho@dea al NsSpsrt GA the eth ~
Jvns, 1928, Hsa. Cherries Eldrdge in ae
Chair. William L. Richasoud. ESQ. Secretary:
ksssie1h Ttai .he noa.da'on' "f J'hH e1.hey atnn'
Zoe rse,des Vi kieLUi gu,h for Tee Prssie, ei ac
Vns tate.. los liis Presidential tusas aisaiy
.-fAsiay The s,h. seiv sss.SuLJ aad We bean ~
Ne erea bod, Vi Ia. people OF "a. sa!..
AxoioJ Tllt th- iteelnrp a the respective owns Ia N
Sow h1 r,~ ,ts .Tp,il dsiesate amhor1e the
psyrs' ipf,r a.d aef coe,eptoa I" b. Lotti
81 IN. Stale flre a. rr5,iens. thr Hesua "a, e,etns
"A. !; ssece dns uo ~ Aonda, Of Uetobe. ~t horia
A "a, .roui Eieatof, VI President and Vice ,iohl
oi b- Uaa,i states
~ <0fsaL .fai ;he. resolutions he signed w J, cHair-
ilr S,et,Gry N thu neeius, aud Pnb!hs he u.
G. EkDaIU.E Chlitu,dn.
". r.. klcHN3ss, tsl'r.
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1J.Tho s,oam toat Conno cut, Captain
BurGer, arived Yesterday afternoon, from
NeH Yodi, having been detained IL The gale
OF Monday night TIE pagers contain no
news. The reiura5 ofahe election Of 'agl,es
in Maryland, are all rece,Yed. For Adams
Is Jackson ~. r. johns Official ma p,rity
IA Delaware, is 4l3. 4 grahd salute Was or-
dored to be fired IN Baltimore, on Saturday
last, IN honor of the great " .qdni0istra!sOa
T,iRmPh' obtained N Maryland The pa
pers speak u.th the greatest confidence Of a
majority OF tea electoral voters for Mr.. Ad-
atns in thai state.
Tie Chancellor Livingston is TO leava New
York this day, Tor Providence
The returns of lhe election from the county
Of Alicgtany. Mary land, which was 10 decide
the fate Of two electors, give the Admisistra-
ton a majority Of IFS ia 1894 tbs District
was almost unanimous for General Jackson.
Il is estimated that the Jackson party lost
$40 90 in BEES on the recent election in Ma
ryland. Fifteen thousand IN the city of Balti-
! more
We learn that the ease Of JONATHAN
RUSSELL and sEru HUNT, has been decided
. asains, Mr. Hunt.
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FRoM rHE WAN IN THE EAsr--The ls,s
nc ws from tho seat OF War IN the East, respssi-

FROM the WAN IN THE EAsr--The ls-s
news from tho seat OF War IN the East, respect
ing he revsrass OF the Russian arms, turns Out,
as we anticipated, TO be without foundation -
From the more recent Official accounts, il sp-
pears that the Turks have sustained dcfea, and
disaster and arc nos completely hemned wish
in the sirosg walls vi s'aun,a, Varha and siI's-
ra. Il ~ highly probable that the next ohie-
ial intelligence will brae the details of The fall
y some. Of all 5f ihosn places. The reinforce
meuts ,ha. daily arrive in the Russian camp.
shsw the liberalization Of E,ehoias 10 prose-
ecu,e tue wat wih tho utmost vi-our The
Turks falh of unfolding the "sscred standard"
aud naksg A stAnd an ,lr plains of Adfano-
pie, about half the dsiaace from Shu~ls 10
Coos,hntiAOple. Great PREPARATION is u.akirg
Oh taey pari for despernte dctcace. Their
pt1sent show of res il snce is indeed formidable
auI leaves mach doubt as TO the final rss ali.
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cl,-The A..i-Auciioa Meeting in the City Of
Nov York .have nominated WALTER BowNg,
DAVID b. OGDEN and CAMPBELL 3. WHITE.
Us their Gandidatss for Cosgress. Mr.. JoHs-
SON, dno Of tlse old members, has dccliped a
rc.eietiivp. Mr. Caipbreleng is 10 bele can
dtds,o Of fhp Rri'lh AgvnS and tbess opposed
20 fHe Az@rfssn syScn. T}ss cDnenn will he
n wtrm dgc.
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To tfc Editor OF tis CJde,.I observed an article in the
journal of Thursday 'a, copied or, TIC Boston C.n,inel
purPofns to be esir'ct om oun' M board the
ncnilmn Fgaukn, her passage from New YORK the 9Th
and 7ih inst in which thirty x minute. down fp- de-
tcion dis place. SO TAT from this bcn- the truth .h.
nd detained sir minutes. She stopped hef wheels of the
l. pg wha. her hoai r.horc which having landed few
pqs'engc., inmc,a.y pat cd bsfrs are p-ssengys Of
hros stegss ~hah ibe wbars, bound 10 fyori
deAet and Boston, taS ife sehI ON he bo. reach
ms tbe fi'nsn he ',s-n ur apd The ,hr" whhou.
m'def delay prooeedej ny D.. liver CITIZEN.
.swgor', pc. iS