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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
JOSEPH DRAPER,
Silycrsmith' and JcweI,er.

NO. II. Marker SrSEEr, WfLMtNGroN.
EsESPECTFULLY informs his friends ani the public,
tha' nc has constantly on hand general assotren
OF goods, among which the following:
Silver Scc'scles; Table, Tea, Desert Salt and Mustard
spoons. butter and Frt knfes; Purse CLASPS; Thin
ht s; Gold md Sver Pens; Silver Pencil Cases Ever
in'nted Feacls; Sugar Tongs, &c &c
ladies' and GentIemen's Gud Watch Chains Seals and
ksts; Diamond aud Pearl Breast rias and Rings Pearl
and 'isFntt do; Fitsree dos English Fine ras Pms;
nuou Paste do f,he Jet Fsrec aud Paste Ear I!n s
Sc
i'rl'tania and Block Tin Coffee and Tea Pots, sugar
Bowls ard G. cam Jugs
Silver Plated Casors Of various qualities; Steel spccta
eics, Clasps, Sidcs Buckles, &c.
G. ihe above gods viii be soIl wholesale or RETAIL
on lie mos reasonable terms for Cash
umb'cls' eared, and all ether jobs in his line neatly
rarcutel
felspns at i'tance or!erF Specaces are requested
W send gas, or Pece u te glass from the Spectacles
hy wore a'i as the aye does afford rule for ud-
lug Of the >ieli
Their Sp ;aces a"ays furnished with glasses of
the bes @ls sl care taken in advising to The focus
hesi adafici y he ssnt.
Jhie II 43-9t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
TO r FY.,
Sj4h,IslEEr'S SALE.

ssY virtue Of wit If vetd exp. 10 me directed, will
, be exposed publc sale at the house OF Francis
sawdon Cark's cnrne in Newcastle Hundred Friday,
the 18th da, Of Juy st. O'Clock, NJ, the follow
ing described pataonsur tracts OF land situate lying and
being in the Hundps and County of Newcastle, No. 1,
Bounded by lands of Eogh Gemmi and Thomas Jaqnet,
by the mill pond BY the River Delaware, With frame
house stable, and mch house thereon erected, contain
ing hy computation hundred and eghtyonc acres, he
he same more less, No. 2, The oae equal and nA
divided ,urt part of OF land in the Hundred aore
said bounded by the road leading from Newcastle TO the
old ferry on iii, Chrsana creek, and by lands now in the
oossesson of John r. Gs,ishee. with two story BRICK
house and Kitchen barn. stable and other buildings
thereon erected containing in The whole by computation
tortyseven acres, be the or less Seized and
taken execution the property OF isaac O. aqne ad
to be sold by WILLIAM hEhDMAN, onV
Newcastle June 2Sd, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
GEoT H'.ay and BOOKS.
43-9t

Yi9E Subscriber begs leave inform friends and the
L public generally, thai lie still continues 10 keep in
with h large aud elegant aasormen, Of BOOKS
and STATIONERY, splendid assortment Of Ptlia and
IGaiouabie HiIS from r. ELMEs' Manufactory, Phadel-
t uarlsned 10 be equal il every respect any hats
manufactured in the coonryof various colors and quail
.e,,-prices from So 25 to 50 Persons wishing pur
cise would do well CALL they will be sold either by
Wholesale RETAIL at Philadelphia prices.
J. SCOTT, No. 80, Market-st.
Wilmington, June g. 1893.
NIB j. s. have hats made to order at the shortest
notice.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
SlIER{fEnS SALE.

" virtue OF writ OF vet exp. to directed, viii
GS be exposed 20 public Sale, holso CT Pet@"
irndrickson II Cltistisra fnnd ed Saturday he l2t
day of July next Al acipck p II III ioliaNns ds
cfibed Plantation or trac q Lad, sat-, hnt and be-
ing ~ TIE und ed Of C,rs lana and ,ufy y New castle
bounded by the Wilmington a,l Keadtl rurnp.te I'd
BY ane n Peer Fiendiicksor, Samae fs il -. ian
ae OF John Simmois dec camliaig t ACRES, b. I've
same riore " less Together With ali and siasu'., he
mfrn"s pcts and spuftenanrss there,imo Vel tap'up
Seized and tasen il EArctiosa aS tie ,ocrN { " ..tm
5 .iaGrsoa, eid & be I'D Isi. .ic,tDMAN SIT
NeA caslle NM. lNl.l 4. "
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
SI,ERIFF'S SALE.

Ii he exnosed to public sale, at the House Of Robert
roome IN Branywine Hundred Saturday the 18th day
ojuy 10 oek A. NJ The i6 following .a iss dss' RI
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
FOB RENT.

eslls 1T, r. FOR RENT,
EY ssR And possession given immediately
st,.sss1s that well known Store House, Tailor
5hop ana Granary, with the buildings lately
occupied by Rhsa BsnnSon, at Summit Bridge. Ths is one
81 ~ best stands for business that section of New Cas-.
ie County, and offers hattcng prospects to a man even
"f moderate amount Of capital The store house = new
and ITS internal arrangement is convenient and complete
as the external is spacious and commanding For further
particulars enquire OF THOMAS A. STARRErr,
No 9. Market.st Wilmington, or
RiESA BRUNSON,
june 4O---,f on the nrennisea
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11

ed by the Concord Turnpike road, by lands CT Be- amn
Elliott and JACOB Derrckson with lng l~ cling house,
frame stable and cooper shop thereon erected containing
one halt OF an acre. be the or less ssizsd
and taken in Eyecat0n the P,opritt Of Joseph ~ ie
dec and to he sold by WILLIAM HEHDMAN, .Mg.
New Casl!e, June sd, 1873
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
NORTH EAST HERRINGts

7gNiE Subscribers have us received and have r 81
4 so bhls Of the frs quality North East HERKINti.
JN0. WM. tx. Eui.DFt5,
June. e9@~'
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11

Elizabeth keivington
John iitnsey
Rober' Kelly
Samuel knight
Thomas hulx
i
Margaret II. Lewis
Il 'be! ii,le
.la'n Lurs
5Jiat~ ! y
= oci Ia y,
Ntns,s /! III pett 2
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III
Fl sahet M,sec 2
Rpeel Il il,-'
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benz, Major
ih9ms, Nanafcy
J 40 N ryan
john VA ~ ,
ha1jaa,n Mason
! IL a,.ore Mi chel,
Il ~ M RS
iAtsl c Manain
VI Han ilu,ltard
\ V Ma ,sop
y; srs Mu niger
Jaf.ce Miller 9
ili,am Martin
J .nn Haiiafey
Pstfich Mooney
II
William N Naulain
J J,an %eiil
Dril N" bl 9
f.liza Norris
] seph Orr
sisa"eli 0cnci,rcs
JJaa Ovens
-
Jacob penig graph
Charles Piia aoh
James fancusst
Sannrl Peterson
Anna Price
Adriana Physick ,
AM Perkins
Pnilir Perman
Edmond Physick 9
u i. Pepper
Rebecca P.lynicr
Jnhn Peacr
william Il Perkins
JAG D Parker
Isaac Pyle
George w Powell
Ann Popnseit
Mary Pennington
Jonathan Pierce
fe
Sarah Richie
Mi.. !tamm,naton
III ma, Robinson
Rob IT :. llrrpr
william ita / ,jr.
Albert T. h,il,on
Rachel L 'lirg
Jane Hi
Rache. Richards
Jacob Rivel
" liam Ropen
Marv u Robinson
Ciiat,c3 K .bin9on
Thomas RE ards
Jshn Red
J mes Richardson
Mi S Sarah ltc,rolt!s
Ih"nl'.s lioEguis
Sa-ah Il as
Abigail i,chey
ltdinas Robcr son
Jonathan Isnntord
llae, Rabl9so'.
Alichae'! r. bson
GeDrfe /. Reynolds
MUSES. L r ch
Mrs. r IL rts
iinaiN Rich
William I Roser
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john SGtihAn
M0reton Sli'lc
Thomas S-,aceman
l'r4nces Scan..cti
Abraham Schratler
49-3t \
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11

"e"tusHe"S sH tiee 4 %
JULy
U Persons calling for
hey are advertised.
A
Robert Airey
Maria Ashfirth
Vincent Armstrong
George Anderson
Isaac Agmess
John AIRY
John Aston
Il bert A,pinal
Elizabeth A. doIott
Ann Anderson
Peter 5 Arch
Is
We sIey Baily
Louisa Jane Biidle
Francs Beyce
Mary IL. Bnnsall
DAVID li,ooks
Richard +. HGrnham
Thomas BAyli
George i,iatten
Capt Jolnn Bal
itobe,i Bakline
j. nDs,er & Co. 2
William BALDWIN
Daniel Bailey
Sarah Bias
F,snc,.> E..rlel
Ann Buuitlon
Nathaniel Raidsln
john Is ,llance
Robert Ru shell
SA,nnel Brown
j. Rasseit
Joseph Balantine
James Beckett
Capt. James Bennett
Sarah Baldwin
Caleb Bonsall
William Biown
John Bradford
Wilson Brooks
LOUISA Jane lsiddle
Wesley Bally
Ann Baker
John 9. Clarke
Nathan Cornish
Elizabeth d Cochten
Mr.. Conafd
Lowrany Clark
Thomas w Clark
Sarah Cling
Diana Cleaver 9
Thomas Clement
Mar aret Coctrin
Timoihy Caldwell
William Cottei-
Nicholas Curby
John Carl
James Cam 2
John Copper
Pierce Crosby
Hannah Clarke
Ciarissl Chandiee
L. Cornish
Joseph Campcrscn
Mary Carpenter
Margaret Carlisle
James Crosson
John Chandler
Ilagh Crnsson
Rev j IIow,and Colt ,
Snsana Cartineli
Sarah Cleland
John Chandler
James Cathcrwood
y
Ann Dougherty
Captain Delaplain
John Doyle
John Davis
Charles Douglass
Sarah Denny
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
Volui,,e J.,

Thomas Stephens
4Anthoney Smith
Adam Short
Jacob Stroud
David Sims
Capt Jacob Somers
John Shields
Luke w. Spencer
Augustus Scout
Lieut.. Jas, Symingtcn
Daniel NJ. Stempc
Gilbert Saxton
William Smith
Sarah S. sheppard
David Stidham
Lemira Stidham
r.
Levi Tally
Ihunas Turner
Joseph Thomas
Enoch Thomas
David A. Thompson
Ann Thompson Q
Aouila Thomas
john 'raylor
William Trenholm
y. ratum
Gregg Taylor
Elizabeth l'aylcs
Sarah Thomas
James Todd
Ann Torbegt
John TanremaH
William Vannermar
Ellen Vauclever
Jeremiah Vinson
John Vanburka'ow
JY
Rev. s. Wilmer
Lydia Wilson
Ambrose NFillisne
Anna Way
rohn Warwick 8
Mary West
Matilda Ann Wliiteside
George Weldon 2
Hamilton Walker
Hannah Woodland
Rev Ralph Woolistcc
Henry Wrench
El,in Weeks
William Wilcox
Ellin Watson
Edmon p. Wood
Capt Jonathan Wilson
Reuben Wheaton
Elm Watson
Christopher n. Webb
Clarke Webster
John Wood
James Watson
Amos Warwick
Samuel SVilsion
William Webb
David White
nela Weaver
lane Walker
William Wilson
N,Arl Walker
Mhrj Wsdt.ell
Maria Mal,lclvilf
Thomas ..alter
Henry wilkins
Cisrissa G Wilson
Anna Waters
Mir. W1e3 aes
Anna II ells
Thos. rrsikcs
Isaac Weldon
7
Anthony Young
Sarslr Young
Wdiianl Young
1l-
Samuel McCutchin
AIe.i. Mac Lahriin, t.s.,
James Mct l.,niick
George +. McCalimon'
Sarah McCaiisier
rilgh McI)evitt
Samuel 'lcCutchin
lsai,e u Mcbride
j. n McKecver
Alex McKeece-
Bcuhena McGee
C. WILLIAMSON, 2. i,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
LIST OF I.ETTiRs

Office. at WilmiAs,ton, Del.
1st, 1898.
tters on this list viii pieage say
Matthias Draper
Peter Doyle
Jeremiah Ucdswo III
Wiiiism g. Drulgy 9
l.aneah pyo,
jaime, usnAry
Elizabeth 4 i pfiycr
H.
Jane. Eus,on
Sarah Ei;ls
Dyer Enswosth 2
Hampton u Elliott
William Eliivt.
T.
J =. tai',smb
Sapt. tn't,cW tlhaiheS
Am y ttAEIn
john Forma,
Jahna y Fi,ner
L. heit fotpooG
Jphii Fur.f
Pa~4ck u'Farsell
Geee;bc solw,id
T.
Jane 1iycn
Renrcca Golbotte
eaHf ) Iardnsr
Is dte, G.,t.n :
Aia.y Gray
James Guthrie
fho,las Gear,5
Phebe Green
Henry Grimes
William Garre,son
Samuel Grimes
Joshua V. Gibbons
tieolge Gregg
Joseph Garrett
N
William Hilton
Rpber, Hilton
Peter A. fIumphries 3
John Hyde
Patrick lIaw
Samuel liarblson
Peter Hubert
Rev james iiallman
Samuel Harper
] Haise
Joseph IIibbe d
Ann Eliza lIo.nbcrg
Major ils,son 2
Thomas j. lIul.
Joseph Hayes
Stuart Henry
Samuel lance
Eli licald
William Hamilton
William w. Harvey
Stephen Hayes
Henry Hccox
William Humes
Mary d. Head
Thomas Il. !i,ltzhumer
William Heather
Thomas iianam
Mary Head
hoberl Hilton
Iy
Margaret Irwin
La,itia V. Jackson
Mary Ann Evans
Mrs. Jackson
Lewis IL johnson
Thomas Jewett
George l.. Johnson
Washington jackson
Margaret johnson
George w. Ilif
Mary Ann Irons
Margaret Irwin
x
Nancy King
Ann Kirk
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
Young AaAies' HoarAing School,
III WYlnington. DcLnl,

.ft Wiimington, Delaacarc
THE SUBSCRIBERS attended the late examination of
Mr.. DaDenborts School, members of the Visiting Com
mttee; gratfed with the mode of insru ton, and
its results evidenced in the responses OF the pupils. In
the different branches Of i,ealng, Writing Drawing,
Arithmetic, Grammar. Geography, History and Natural
Philosophy they gave honorable specimens Of their indus.
try and requirements and could not but feel that the
school well managed, and worthy of extensive
public patronage. E. w. GILBERT,
WILLARD HALL.
August Is, 1923.
Terms Of Boarding, Washing and Tuition, in any of the
common branches $50 per quarter payable in advance.
Extra Charges.-For Music, including the use of the
Piano, Sl2 for the French and Spanish, taught by
perenced French SO; Drawing and Embroidery,
IS, per quarter. The discipline of the school is mild,
parental and christian. There will be OF les
sonsin Psamody gwen in year, by person highly COM
peent; and valuable library for the Of the Young
Ladies. To those who remain in the Seminary year
more, there will he extra charges for books, stationary
or instructions in Psalmody
The teacher of Music upon the Piano is European
and first rate performer The Of lessons il
Psalmody will commence the present season, the LIST o
November. B. DAVENPORT.
Sept. 25, 1928. g.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
Hicks andBlandy,
Beg leave to inform their friends and the public gen.
orally, that they have just received, in addition
to their former stock an. excellent
assortment of
FALL GOODS

Such as blue black brown, drab, and mixed cloths and
cassmeres sat,netts white green. red and yellow fan
nels baze, blue and brown cambe's tartan paids, twill
ed and plain colored bonbazets, twed and plain black
ditto d point blankets, A. 4, l04 IA 124. and l34
rose ditto gros de maps eanteens, utestngs, Forences
stripe and plaid Silks black bobaznes threat and bobl
net lace Nnnkeen and Canton Grapes and shaw merno,
long and square shawls barranges, fancy silk hdkf and
scars figured and plain swiss, canbrck and aconet
ls bangup cords, bed ticking, Irish linens and sheet
ing Russia sheetng, diapers and crash. lO4 sheetlhg
Swansnwn Valencia, Marses and silk vesngs, carpetng
gloves gnghas calcocs Has, cotton worsted and
silk hose, and domestic goods of every descriptions all
which worthy OF iuspecon, aud will be sold at smal
advance wholesale and retail, at their store, No 1O1
Market street Wilmington.
Sepiember 1928. 46-2m
N. B. Rest quality of live geese feathers always hand
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
II office.
Nov. 22d, 1923.

IN pursuance an Act of Congress of the United States
entitled "An act extend the time allowed for the Re-
dempton of Lands sold tor direct Taxes ce tain casc
All persons in the District of Delaware whose Lands
have been sold for the nopayment Of taxes purca,-
ed behalf of the United States under the several
Of Congress passed the ID August 1915, the 9th January
1876 and the 5h March 1876 for laying and collecting
have been purchased for on behalf of the United States
hereby notified, that the time allowed for the Redep
ton ot such lands revived and extended for the further
term of Three from and after the expiration of the
last Session Congress. That application to such
Reacmpton interest must be paid the Of 90 per
per annum on the aforesaid AMI on the ad
dton Of 20 per cenm chargeabe thereon and the right
Oi Redemption shall well to the heirs and assigns
Of the Lands purchased behalf of the United States
as to the originals thereof.
THO WITHERSpOON,
Clerk. District Court, Deiarcare District.
Clerks Office, Wilmington, Now %, 1895 63-8t
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
a Valuable EaYm for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, AT PRIVATE SALE,
A GREEABLY to the last will and testament of
IN Hin. Lindsey, decd. the Farm on which he
resided, near New Ark, said to contain l57 acres,
50 Of which is woodland, acres meadow, and the
balance arable 1t lays adjoining lands of +. Il.
Holtzbecker, Jno. Pitner, Zacharah Jones. and 9th
ers, on the road from Christaua to Elkton 1t is
well watpred and productive as any lands in the
neighbuurhood 1t is laid off into six fields which
are well set in timothy and clover. The improve
IA IA ments are good log dwelling House, with
I:.s three rooms on door, Barn, Stables. &c.
A well of excellent water at the door, There is al
so very good apple orchard. 1t is desirable sit
uation and well worth the attention of those who are
disposed TO vest their money in lands.
If the above Farm should not be sold at private
sale before the 2d day Of February next. it will on
that day be Offered at public sale at the house oil
James Frazier. in New Ark, at O'Clock, p. M.
Any persc, disposed to purchase will apply to the
Subscribers, who will show the property and make
known the terms.
ELIZABETH LINDSEY, E1e.r
JAMES ANDERSON, Executor.
Ner1rk, .Auguh 18th, 1928. 55-ts
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
Delaware (,ity.

II OTIS in Delaware City, five miles below New
IA Castle are now offered for sale, or to let on
Ground rent reasonable terms. The buildings to be
erected in the ensuing Spring numerous and extensive
and Tradesmen, Mechanics, Manmacturers-and others
disposed to make improvements there, may find profitable
employment and make investments yielding great ia
come for the capital employed
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal at its termnaon
in the Delaware river passes oblquv through The centre
ofthe Ctyplo which from its eligible location promises
to become place of extensive commerce. well as Of
great deposit and must largely participate in the bene
of the Susquehannah trade that will hereafter pass through
the Canal to the Delaware river. The spacious artificial
harbour into which the Canal opens offers important
convenience to shipping-n the secure birth which it
will afford to vessels at point whence they may reach
the with almost any wind and the facilities oI the
place for storing coal, lumber tour &c ami shipping them
for foreign markets, especially in the winter, when the
navigation to Philadelphia obsructed by ice, will also
be of prime importance to the shipping interests.
The immediate vicinity Ot Delaware City furnishes an
abundant supply OF the best clay and the manufacture oi
bricks is now in extensive operation there. Wood and
lumber Of the best quality can be had the
BILE rates. and every other material for making good cheap
and profitable improvements
Two lines Of Steam Boats will daily during the ensu
ing season between Philadelphia and this pace-passen
gers will be carried the Canal in packets provided fol
the purpose, to the end, whence Steam Boats will
daily convey them to Bamore-ths Will be doubtless the
cheapest most and most popular route to the
latter city.
Every encouragement will be given TO persons dispos
ed to build, improve, and settle in tins place. a plan
the City be the Counting House of the Sub
scrbers the house of the Agea at Delaware City.
MANUEL EYRES,
No. 90. South Wharces, Phiad. ) Proprietors.
MICHAEL NEWBOLD.S
WILLIAM L. NEWBOLD,
Agent, Del. City.
Nov. 22d, 1923. 64-lOt
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
Machine Cards.

GILBERT BURROWS S,-Manufacture Of Pat.
"a ent set Machine Cards, both for Cotton and
Wool Carding Machines, of first rate quality, and
warranted to perform we'll with proper management
Middletown, Connecticut
The subscriber, Agent for the sale of said Cards,
will furnish orders on short notice, and on reason
able terms.
JOHN BAILEY,
No. ia, Market, Wilmington, Del
Next door above the Indian Queen Tavern.
Nov. %, 1928. 64-5m.
N. B. William r. James, celebrated COOKING
STOVES, with handsome variety of common
Stoves & Coal Crates, to be had as above, at very
reduced prices.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
To Rent.

And possession given Immediately, Commodious
three story brick house, late the residence of Doctor
JOHNSON, No. 81, King-street. For terms aP-
ply at No. 81, Market-street.
ROBERT PORTER
Wamngton, JHlg
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
FOR SALE CIR RENT.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

In NEWARK Delaware The house is 4S by 80 feet, two
stories hgh nearly new handsomely painted, and in excel
lent order with enclosure in front, and another
the back and one of the ends On the first floor there
four rooms, and the second five The appurlenances
are, convenient kitchen adjoining the house, stable,
carriage house &c. The 10, contains three acres ard has
been well lined and manused.
Part of the building formerly occupied as store
for which it the best stand in the village; but, for the
last five years the whole has been occupied female
boarding School, To this purpose il peculiarly adapt
ted the school room being airy and spacious, the other
apartments large enough for the comfortable accommoda
ure in the rear atfordng the scholars place
of exercise and recreation eligible situation for
boarding school, either of boys girls, could easily
be found. The Village is healthy and pleasant and the
surrounding country beutifu and finely cultivated,
To merchant, teacher, parent desrous Of giving
his classical education, this property offers great adj
vantages-possesson will be given the 2jth Of March
next. For terms apply to Mr. James Robinson Newark
or to the owner in Wilmington. WM. SHERER
| Dec S. 1929 lawtt.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
=. ALBNIGHT'S
COLUlfBI.4N SYRUP.

THIS Medicine has proved itself sovereign remed,
when all other means have faled in curing the folio"
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
DESPATCH LINE,
Erom PhiaAelphia to Dover:
BY Steam and Canal Boats and Stages.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.

By Steam and Canal Boats and Stages.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
vUVHE Steam Boat Baltimore, Capt. Whden.
IL will leave Pine street wharf, Philadelphia, on
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday mornings, at
O'Clock. for DelaWare City. Passengers will then
take the elegant Canal Barge, Lady CintOn Capt;
Reddin, for St. Georges, where the Dover mail
Stages will always be in waiting to convey the pas
sengers to Dover, and ether parts Of the Peninsula
Returning, leaves Dover, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings. at 5o'clock, and arrives in
Philadelphia, at 8 o'clock,P. Nj.
FARE
To Delaware City 81 20
St. Georges o0
Cantwell's Bridge 90
Blackbird oU
| Smyrna w
Duyer SO
N Passengers, by thisrouie will meet with ode
tention in going to the following towns, Cantwel's
Bridge, Black Bird, Smyrna, Dover, Camden, Mil
ford, Milton, Georgetown, Millsboro, and to Snow
hill. A. HARRIS 4 Co.
Proprietors.
July 90, 1928. 99-H
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
Securing anA Colouring,

" ILL be done on Silks. Cottons and Woallens,
w by the subscriber, in Queen street, few doors
East OF the Main street, at the place where the widow
Hamilton decd. formerely carried on the same bu-
siness. Those favouring him with their work. will
find it to be well done and in as short time pos
sibe.
HERMAN LITTLE.
Wilmington Dec. 2. 65-4t.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-12
A HOUSE
FOR PUBLIC SALE.

WILDE sold ut public vendue, on Fifth day, the llA
of l9th mo. neat at z O'Clock, P. M. at
Sn.,th's Iavern,
A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
No. 78, Market street, Wilmington, next door
above James GARDENERS store,-the lot is 10 feet
inches in front, running back the same width 38 feet
inches, where it widens feet inches, and ex.
tends back 93 feet inches more. The house is
i5 feet inches in front, and 81 feet deep, with
good three story building back. This property has
the privilege Of two wide alleys, one leading to
Market and the other to King street and is one OF
the best stands in the Borough for Dry Good
Store.
Persons wanting to view the property previous
to the day of sale will please call on w. II. NAFF
Conditions will be made known on the day Of sale,
and possession given Immediately after, by
MARY ROBINSON
18th mo. 26, 1928.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-16
MAIL boat LOST.

NOBLE, Dec. 25.-By the EMBLEM, Capt.
Vim, en, from News Orleans, we learn that the
steam boat Columbia, employed in the transpo'
tation Of the mail between this City and New.
Orleans, was burnt on Thursday night last at
the Pickets, near New-Orleaus. The boat ar
rived at the Pickets about - o'clock at night,
and after emptying her boilers, filed them up
again with fresh water, when all being fatigued
turned in. About o'clock in the morning,
Capt. Rogers was awakened by the heat in the
cain, at which time the fire had extended near
ly over the whole boat, and il was found i'm
possible TO arrest It's progress. The mail bags
for " Orleans were burnt, with their contents
as well as all the passengers baggage. No
person on board was injured. The boat was
consumed 10 light water mark, but the engine
not materially injured.
On hearing the fate Of the Columbia, the
Postmaster Of this City engaged the Steams
Boat Superior, 20 carry the mail TO New.Or-
leans, and she departed a, eight O'Clock on
Sunday evening. VIVA, permanent arrange.
ment will be made to supply The place OF the
Columbia We shall probably know on the re-
turn of the Superior.