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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-10
MEM ARM ACADEMY.

ETNDtk lie os,As.lat,on Ut this is,uilon, which
u go into eec the 18Th OF October next. The
folio ,ng rules form the most natla features IN the new
arrangement, and require publicity.
There shall be teachers employed in conducting
Ibis institution, Of whom shall be assigned the de-
parment Of languages and TO the other the ma, a'ica
department. and when the number Of students in either
department shall exceed thirty. he teacher thereof small
be allow ed The teacher OF languages shall
Instruct The youth placed under his in the Latin an
Greek languages, III Greclan and Roman antiquities, IN
Ancient Geography and Ancient History, and such other
branches Ut scicnt he may find convenient to teach.
lie shall be the Rector OF the Academy.
The teacher OF the mathematical department shall IN
addition the various brac hes of mathematical sceace,
teach modern history and geography with The use OF the
globes and maps Eng'ist grammar and composition.
The tuition money is 10 be paid in advance 70 an assist
ant treasurer by every student the commencement OF
each session. within sixty days from that tme or after
his admission There 10 be two sessions IN yeate
summer and winter scssions-and the tuition money 10 be
paid by each STUDENT is, for the session, e hit
dollorsIor the winter session. twelve dollars. Besides
these there regulations for directing the studies, exer.
cises, tines Of relaxation and examination of the Students
as well governing their deportnen', all which the
teachers are required to carry INFO execution.
The Rev. A. K RUSSELL, who has Ind charg OF the IN
stiuon the laa Years. and is celebrated for
his knowledge Of the Latin and Greek languages. and tie
other branches ct science attached 10 the classical deparol
mcn also or his skill III teaching ihci' Is continued
as the Rector.
W. JAMES CrAwronD, who has taught in the institution
with appreciation year past in the capacity OF both
classical and mathematical tutor, is to have charge OF the
mat e,natca department
These gentlemen will each personality conduct his own
department. and the most devoted attention TO he ins'ruc
ton of the youth placed under their tuition, with the most
vgiant OF their morals may be expected from them:
The students will be accommodated with board and
lodgings in genee families in New Ark and its vicinity,
on moderate terms.
New Ark Academy has been long known as respects-
BILE seminary of learning The village whose name II
bears is remarkable for the beauty OF rs situation, the sa
ubriy of the air in the cumacent country and The GOOD
society wlic!, inhabi,s and sur ountls it.
To the above, the attention Of parents and guardians
who have and wards educate, is respectfully In
yted
BY order Of the Board
Il. w. GILBERT, President.
| 1Py. WHITLEY Secr'y.
! September 80, 1928 724w
cJ'ihe Editors Of the Baltimore Republican Natona
Gazette, Easion Sar, Delaware Advertiser, aud the Che
o@n paper, reques ed TO publish the above once .
week f four weeks and forward their bills TO this office
for payment.
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DIR JEW EII0S
IuPROTED TEGEI.dBLE OR GER.W.iN'
SPFfJFJT

gEviESE IMPRONEI;~Pi!LS are eftctHa remedy
for dys.epsia ndigesoa, anaoce. he4u-Qche heart
bn, ckaess Me- ch. cd,u fa'aness loss Of atpe-
ne, aairpce ccsrsness pies veaktess IF NE Tents .hS=i-
ness paiitu,ioa IF Tie heat as Ghs t,ey rt0 and all
very affective complaints Connected with difficulty Of
he digestive organs, AID dercaeee, in lie jUncas Of the
Hper
Certificate er Ur. 6au'nVn.
The tolsrp,;lg is a certificate FRAN III. c. r Baum,i,
graduate aaeoiciae ehe University Of Goengen,
p,acti gmer q high celebrity. sa Cambridge Mass.
TIE subscriber has tested the effects n Je9e,ts Im-
proved Vegetable Pals, several OF
Of the LAYER and digestive organs, anh tn es has con-
v,nced him tia, the y calculated 10 subrvc
purpose fer which they aes {ned Considering
them aoge superior 70 those acie- commonly ntfer-
ed for similar complaints. wCnid fuiy add my es-
.nn, u favor OF SO valuable medicine.
(sgreeil CHARLES FREDERICK BAcMLiN. MD
n II In the ahnve cndation. cuiary refer
to those Pills incl sed in blue wrapper, and signed
Ne.os label IT. Pinm!sy.
C. Z. DAUMLIN, NJ ID.
Cambridge, Sept l8, 1897.
Certificate If d.. n. S. Crenrile.
Having the nost satisfactory evidence of the medical
Qualities. and highly sanitary op .ra,ion Vt JEWEF IS I'm
proved V,ge,abe Pills. prepared by Ii. Pumley in
of indigestion, Dyspepsia Jaundce, disease of the liver,
&c. would conlieny recommend their use to those
who may be ac ed with the class OF complaints
nva,nabe remedy (signed)
Cambrdgepor,, Sept Is, 1897.
The above Valuable Pills, are FOR sale at Will
mnston. by Il. %. Faushan, No. A. Market
strcet) jos. Bringhurst & Margaret Johnson.
May so 1873 So
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DELAWARE Belle SOCIETY.
0IIEIIAR

At the last anniversary OF this Society, the following Il
solution passed
Whereas the punctual attendance of the officers ant,
members Of s Sociey at the Anniversaries is intimately
whereas is hs feared, many Of your friends deprive
Of their company, through forgettuIness; therefore
Resolved, That be- earnestly recommended to all the
Ministers Of the Gospel in dis County, on The Sabbath i'm,
Ineda'ey preceding the td Tuesday of October of each
year, notify their people Of HE approaching Ann.yc-
sary; and to request all ihe friends OF the Bible 10 give
their and AID to this important association
and urge all who can conveniently attend The
annual meeting.
Resolved further That the Secretary be requested 10
send Circular the different Minister'S, this subject.
one month before tive mex, anniversary.
The object tercfne ofth, publication is to give notice
TO every Minister of the Gospel in Newcastle Count,
.herark, tie Md 1Hes!ag 2laJ IF October ne1l,
10 O'Clock a NJ The different Ministers hereby
spec,tutly reqqested 40 give notice to their respective
and invite an attendance Ct a the friends
of Christianity that The Meeting will b.,
opened by Sermon Address from the Rev j. Dan.
forth In Of his absence, Addresses expected
from the Hon. Willard Hal and the Hon Kensey Johns
and oilers
The Resolution passed at The last Annual Meeting o
explore the County, aud offer copy If the Scriptures
every destitute family has been nearly accomplished
some hundreds the work completed
The stlOrtness OF Me time which the Agents could
pe "a ii this business prevented their completing tic tour
be explored by others. Something has accordingly,
been done but small section If Chr,stiaa and also
EranlyWine Hundred is yet t. be examined We hope il
viii be attended to before the anniversary arrives he
no,e minute details reserve for the Animal Report
but il may be weii this line to state that the number of
families visited, with ,he numberof TIE destitute, and he
,urns collected in the various Hundreds, were as folio
families yisit ed. Destitute. CO.ec' ed
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FOR RENT.

vUNlIE FARM, called the Mansion Farm late the resi-
l. dence Of Capt Henry Bowman, six miles below New
Castle, bounded b. lbe public road, and he Delaware ri.
ihe arabic land is Of the best qu.!y. and the
eDsivc meadows calculated to support YER, large
took South FarGn, ad Joining above, occupied By
he representatives Of ne late Capt II. Bowman, upon
which his George Hewman resides. Also, the
Farm belonging the heirs Of the late Capt Dowes at
:. esent occupied by Mrs Il. fowtr. Application TO be
made to Mr.. William Il Caulk.
L. M FOREMAN.
October |, 1928. 73-Stp
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SHERIEErS S.ALt.

glY virtue of sundry writ, Of Levari Facias me direct
- ed will be exposed to public sale, Al the house Of
robert Eakin Wilmington, Chiistana Hundred on So.
tw,hy, he llh dayef October nrrt, at o'clock; p.
VI, that Pata,ion OF land situate lying and be.
ing in New Castle Hundred and County Of New Castle.
known by the name of Crlnc-Ionk Farm, bounded and
described as follows 10 vii Beginning at stake stand.
ng the side of Tie state road leading from vii
nington to New Castle, and running with line of Adam
furnbnP, land the several courses to the edge
!, the marsh thence By the edge OF the fast land and
marsh 20 another stone thence leaving the fast land and
r,nnng through he marsh low mark of the riv-
Delaware thence returning 10 the place OF beginning
and running by The east side Of the ;oi esad road
stone in the line Of Peter Sidham (hc eler's) land
thence by the Inc Of said land, in the woods
thence TO the clear land thence to in the
edge of the marsh thence to low mark Of the
ver u awar-, thence 70 ntsrsect a line Of Adam Turn
bulls lard, including SO acres Sd and IS percHcs, wood
and cleared land and 81 and 10 and "a peIchcs OF
misunderstanding in the whole l53 acres, or less
oether It'll all & singular the improvements and arpur
renances hereuhto belonging The Improvements are
mmocous TWO Story brct house, frame barn, and other
OIL buildings Also, all that two several adjoining tracts
pieces o lad, situate in Chrslana Hundred aud county
OF Ne Castle, bounded by lands late OF Porter Thorn
eesop, and John Scy, deceased, and lands formerly
1T Thomas Glpin the Wilmington and Kennel Turnpike
Rad running through the same, continuing 90 acres, be
the same more less. Together with all aud singular
The improvements and appurtenances tbeieunio belong
ng The improvements are good two story stone dwell
ling house and kitchen; with well of excellent water
at tile door, stone barn, ceared under Wagon house,
corn CRIB &ca go"d apple orchard and other uii trees
The situation is pleasant and healthy, and about miles
rom the Borough OF WILMINGTON. The land is in high
state # cultivation. having been well lined and manfred
and under good fence Also, lot Of marsh in Cherry
Island marsh, bounded by marsh late of Thomas Lea, aud
Thomas Keium, deceased, marsh Of Elizabeth Thomas
and by Rock Creek containing and AZ ierch
es. be the less Deemed and taken to be
the property Of Thomas Bradun and to be sold by
WILLIAM aERDMAN, s"'h.
New Castle, Sept 3D. 1923. 74-ts
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NO EICE.

THE Board Of Directors Of The Delaware Bible
Society, are eqae,tcd to meet at the house of Mr..
Robert Porter, Wilmington. on the ID Thursday
of October, at s O'Clock, 2. NJ. to prepare an An
nuai Report.
September %, 1898.
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Plantation, or Tract Of Land,

&liuA1E lying and being in the Hundred of Red on
and county Of New Castle to wit :-Bounded BY land
Z" Hugh Exion ~ iragon Creek, land formerly 1T An.
thony i. Ne~bGh, land of lia.ie Newboli the Chssa.
peakc and Delaware Canal and the River DeIau are
with I've Two story IiIick Dwelling Houses, Frame
Tavern House, and two Frame Earns--tour Fame Dwell
ling Houses, Frame Farm I.ousewnari aud Frame store
Fio'e thereon erected containing 59S acres, be The
more or less. Seized ard taken in execution he pro.
,iery Of John Newbold aud 10 be sold by
PETER y DELAXY, Lac &ielqf
heav Caste, SEPTEMBER IL, 1928 Ills
CT This tract OF land contains the site which the city
OF Deias are IS laid OUT and bids fair Of becoming tv.
g place for business as he completion of me canal is
certain, and will aicrl a. The most spacious and
.fiv hsibo the river Delaware.
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The result Of The whole is thai 737 families, after all
That has herotuore been done have been found destitute
Of the Holy Scriptures, (@hen the census is completed,
the number will be Increased to al least 750) Besides he
subscribed particularly in Brand, and Mill Creek
Hundreds, which yet collected Let rs hope that
these will be collected and forwarded the Treasurer
lime for the Annual Report
To supply the destitute. 800 Bibles purchased
from The American Bible Snciet. at expense of 9483
cents Of this $50 have been paid leaving balance '
S2f4 IS sill due. To defray this expense depend on
nlary contributions through the county; and hoped
hat the respective Hundreds will least have sufficient
public sp 10 supply their own destitute lfthey do NO.
thing for other parts Of the Cou Or for the general fund
Of he Society.
1t only remains to request those to whom Bibles hav,
been forwarded, that they ocnaGy sridei Il"
he destitute and 10 apply to Robert Porter, No ~
Market Street, Wilmington, for any additional number o.
Bibles wanted in their neghborhood.
f.. W. GILBERT,
.Hrrcfn Uclft1pnre ~ be Nncietu
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Soap and Candle Mandatory.

FIvIIE Subscriber axes hs opportunity to inform the
public hat he the alb I'VE business in all ITS
branches, at the oid s.and Of ratha and Quee
Streets Near tic Friends .lIetng Wouse where he will
Manufacture and furnish Philadelphia prices, .H,uiand
Ds CANDLES FuRn's, Yt!9sy, and Bfo.vn SOAP, OF the
best quality. ENOCH ROBERTS.
N. g. The highest price given for ralo", Euichers'
Pat, and Fat OF every description.
Wilmington, July II, 1898. 5l--tf
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PARCHMENT.

II. Wilson, No. S, West High street, have just
ceived large lot OF Parchment very superior quality
for Instruments of Writing 1t will be sold low, and bs
raj discount made to wholesale purchasers.
Wilmington, .4ug. IL, 1928.
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"a EASHN0&AHAE
E foot, Shoe and Tfunk Stores. -
EN&z~ JAMES M'NEAL, SxSrD
Nos 90, 8 100. Market Street.

EbEIuRAS lis since thanks for the patronage al ed
LIZ tc the late finn o! MNEAL & Son. and assn rlI..r
the business individually, would inform his friends and the
pubic, that he intends devotng his attention par
iicnIarly 10 custom work He haters himself that from his
ledge aid experience il the BUSINESS lie will be able
to give general satisfac'i lou.
The Ladies' aud Gentlemen of Wilmington and its scin-
t., Informed that The work will be conducted under his
immediate Inspections by choice wo'kmen Of the best
,,rias, and according tn the latest fashions.
lie has OH hand and intends keeping large and complete
assortment OF Ladies' Black and Fancy Cnored Lasting
Boots and Shoes Morocco do; Cali, Cordayan, ans sal
skin dol Mcns' F,ie Roots, Sh'es and Punt e
Water Proof Boots Monroes AM III Also, general
assortment of L.atLer and fair TRUNKS
Is ShocmaSers " ma find II advantageous to supply
nemseive. with stu and trimmings from extensive
sOrment JAMES MEEAL.
Wilmington, MAY IS, 1928. a. 2m
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sAdjosu'ncd Shcrif's sale.

By "7He eta ei'lt y I0a Erpou0a 70 me directed ,wN De
erposed 70 nbic sale at tie hgtae.f Ehhu JFeyspn, meta.
rs~e CHy Ret Liga Hanated, Eriay. lie ION M,y Of
October nert. az ocok, ~ Me t.Aozging aescxil.a
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Mildness Of the season 1t is a.
ted in the Perry Forester Of L.,
week, that black snake three e.,
long, was killed in Toboyne town
ship, on the first day of January. T.
this place, about the same time, dan
dalions were in full bloom; and On
the 18th Of January tulips and Other
fowerswere in full bloom in the GA,
den of Mr.. Robert Mahon, near Shin
pensburg. The southern folks have
for some time past, been Boosting Of
asparagus, lettuce, aodter melons
fresh shdd, and the like--trees iD
blossom, &cl-To all this we NAV
say. the seasons change, whilst Tim,
goes steadily on in the "old fashion ,
Cur. FOL.
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POETRY.

The following verses from the monthly Ma
game are. we think, among Mrs. Heman's best
rue THINGS THAT CHANGE.
Knows thou that the seas are sweeping
Where domes and towers have becul
When the clear wave is sleeping,
Those piles msy yet be seen;
Far down below Ihe CLASSY tide,
Mans dwellings where his voice bath died.
Knovst thou that fiocks are feeding
Above the tom3s VI old,
Which kings, their armies leading,
Have llnger'd to behold
A short smooth greenswsld DER them spread
Is all that marks where heroes blod.
Know'st thou, that now the token
OF cities once renown'd,
Is but some pillar broken,
With grass and wall flowers crown'd;
While the lone serpent resrs her young
Where the triumphant Tyre hath rungs
Well, well know the story
OF ages pass'd away,
And the mournful wrecks that glory
Hath left to duh decay;
But thou hast yet tale to learn,
More tull of warnings, sad and steFh.
Thy pensive eve but ranges
Thro' ruin d fame and hall
oh. the deep soul hath changes
More sorrowful than all
Talk not, while these batoFs thee throng,
OF silence in the place of song.
Sea scorn, where love bath perIsh'd,
Dlsirust, where Friendship grew;
Pride, where oRce Nature cherish d,
Ali tender thoughts and true,
And shadows OF oblivion thrown
Der every trace of idols gone.
Grisve net for tcmbs fsr-scsuerd
For temples PROSTATE laid;
In thine own hesEt lie shatterd
The affairs il had made!
Go, sound it's depths in doubt and fear
Heap up no more its treasures heref II.
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NORTH VS.. SOUTH.

NORTH VS.. SOUTH.
Cold Weather.-The Eas,port Sen.
tiDel says, the mercury in the Tier.
mometer on Tuesday lasr was ten
degrees below zero, six degrees cooler
than at any time last winter.
Warm Weather.-A Charleston.
8. G paper of the 18th Jan. says tina.
the Thermometer yesterday forenoon,
in the shade 10 cool retired position
was at 72, and upwards, on being
exposed TO the sun, rose, in less than
five minutes, to 116, and that many
OF the spring and summer productions,
such as Tomatoes and Green Peas,
are for sale in the market at ordinary
prices. A good place for Physicians.
A pretty striking difference this in
climates Who can grumble at the
GOODNESS Of our Northern friends when
he may "plume up his wing" and fly
away to feast on Tomatoes and Green
Peas, with the warm hearts of the
South?-Chron
A chemist in Albany few day ago,
expatiating on the late discoveries in
chemical science, observed that snow
had been found to possess considera.
BILE degree Of heat. An Irishman pres
en-, at this remark, observed that truly
chemistry was valuable science. and
anxious that the discovery might be
made probably enquired OF The orator
what number of snow balls would be
Sufficient to boil tea kettle.
LORD NoRBURY A man having
been capltaily convicted before his
Lordship, was as usual. asked what
he had to say why Judgment of death
should not pass upon him? "Say? re.
piled he, "why l think the joke has
been carried far enough already, and
the less that is said about it the better
so if you please, my lord, we'll
drop the subject" "The subject may
drop" replied his lordship.
FactS.- Congress have now been 10
session Two months. There is a deci'
ded Jackson majority in each house.
They have been in session two months,
and they have yet passed but single
act. A single act in two months. A
single act have they passed, and that
act is law appropriating money to
pay the daily auages Of the members!
The frs, thing they do is to take care
of their own pockets. Having secured
TO themselves their eight dollars a
dag an cash, where is the wonder that
hey have spent two months in talks
Men, whose first object is money, and
whose first act is to secure it, musa
not be suspected of disposition to do
the public business peditiously and
insure short sessions We wonder the
Jacksonmen do not 60 step further,
and. following the example of then
Hero in his retirement, take pay dur
ing the recess of Congress.
The Committee on Manufactures
has at last made report in relation to
an increase of the Tariff Duties on
lmports,by way OfprotectioD to Home
Manufactures.
The House Of Representatives has
ordered SIX thousand copies of the tes-
timony given before the COMMITTEE on
manufactures, to be printed.
The reports and documents IN the
case of the Militia Courts Martial, have
also been ordered to be printed.
York Recor ders
Dela,odre. speak upon good
authority, when we say that the cause
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II appears by the Macon Telegraph
hat the Greek Indians have held
council, and ratified the treaty made
with Col. Nc Kenney, for small strip
IF land, which it has been contendedr
VAS not embraced 10 former cessloo.
Georgia now has all the Creek lands
within the limits Of be Sta e, aud tn ere
an end of a subject which has been
the cause of long and unpleasant con
troversy Mobile Register.
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towards the improvement of which he
has probably done as much as any O.
Their man. ln his death, bis afflicted
widow and children have lost kind,
affectlonaie and tender husband and
father; his relatives and friends, an
ardent and sincere friend and ob,igiBg
neighoor; and society generally, a most
valuable and exemplary member.
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Delaroare.-We speak upon good
authority, when we say that the cause
Of the present wise and virtuous AID
ministration is daily gaining ground in
this state. DELAWARE IS SAFE Her
adherence to the ground she took last
fall, cannot be shaken. Her majority
will be increased at the next election,
by several hundreds. We request otsr
friends abroad to bear this in mind.
1t is considered here just as probable,
hat Tennessee will vote for Adams,
as Delaware for Jackson
Del. Ad0.
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and wore dark cloth coat, with raised
cloth cord pantaloons, also OF dark
color.
Since the above was in type, we
have ascertained the name of the de
ceased to be Robert Carlisle, that he
had resided in the state Of Kentucky,
and that the jury have returned a YER
dict that the deceased came to his death
by hands of the negro Examiner.
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The intelligence from Kent an'
Sussex is ofthe most cheering nature
The friendso of the Administration Their
will have al least one thousand OF ma.
iority at the next election And w
are much mistaken, if New Castl6
county does not run up balance 3
gainsl the General, on the same occa
sion. II Del. AdU.