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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-11
ISDOK-k EEPING.

i!fchcock's New Method 0f Book aeepng accountant.
i uth Key, Tor sale BY A. & H. Wilson, No. l35, Mar
ct, street, w imington.
For sale, as aborp,
Crmshay's iIis.aries Of States, England, Rome aud
Greece, with Questions adapted to each OF them Row
.ich'a Navigator Sankey's Geography and Atlas, with a
garie Of Biographies by other authors.
Feb Is.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-11
LEVY Col RI.

AY9lICE 10 hereby given, that tie levy Court and Gour
IN u A,pea If New castle County, sitting Court
Appeal uit tie Cour' House in Nescaste, on
Tues he 4h dag et EarcA aer, and that he Court @l
on thu day be adjourned % NEE the It'll o March
and d. Cour, q Appeal WILDE Adjourned on RI
day he i4'h day Of March H STOCKTON,
Chrk qfN.e Peace
Newcastle February %, 1893. 10
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SEEDS,
Garden, Grass, Flower 8 Aerhs.
G. & G. REYNOLDS

HTAyE lust received from he Nietis ard, large and
EXCELLENT assortment which, IN ad ttion 70 me SUI,
p already on hands of well selected seeds rom the "
cirv and from the confidential Seedsmen IN Pha.
aelnhia viii insare general suppl! ever oiterest
tor ale This State They also intend keerng wen S
sale and retail at Hard are, pa ami Pam Store
JONI RpYsuLps No Co. .farket ssreetwhere may be ha
pa,se LIQUID and cake Backing aud Raj, Straps Y
su,erio u.aiy all Of winch will be disposed Of g mo
craze terms liberal discount will be allow ed % lea'ei
will find o Their nteressto call and cAaine tas apo
articles
. Mo. %, 1928 TT
d Orders Will be received and forwarded % y Z
Ianslet Nursery and Seedsnen, Pnla4elpa, Tor Flee
n,l o namental ShrAbs. sc.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-11
70 RENT.
Valuable Property for Rent.

- To he rented and possession gwen on
II#T1 the 25tll Of March next Dwelling House ana
m:a:l store House in Newark, Del formerly osnedoy
A.Eml Wm Bower, dec. The house and Store are
BRICK two stories high and nearly new Inc out
houses and appnrtenances arranged with me utmost
yenience The stand is not surpassed by any ~ W,
ace a situation for business and the cellars excel
lent There are also a large garden small lot neatly
p4led in pump If excellent water At the door, Darn
stables, chair houses &c. 1t no speedily rented ogeher'
the Dwelling and Store will be lei separate
Newark Ian III 23-tf JOHN EVANS
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FOR RENT.

ND possession given 25th day Of March next, INK
n large and comm"dions WHARF, belonging to to-
estate OF William Ilemph dec with large and commod
Gus STORES, IN good repair For terms, apply 10
Esr MORGAN HOMES, or
JOHN HEDGES
jan &c, 1923. Aft
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TO LEI.

1vwA A Three Story Brick House and Lot at
the Of French and Third streets, at pre-
sssaEs# sent in the occupation Of Samuel Sapping-
4sss.se4A ton. Enquire Of JOHN GORDON.
REQ. 10 LIT
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-11
FOR SALE OR RENT.

cclsnt ordeT with enclosure ii front and anoEe.
the back and Of the ends On the first floor there
four rooms, and on the second five The apnurefn
are, convenient kitchen adjoining the house stable
carriage house, &c. The lot contains three acres aud
we'll set in timothy and clover.
Part Of the house formerly occupied as a store for
which il is the best stand in the village bnt for the last
five years, the whale has been occupied female Bou
ing SchD0 To this purpose it is peculiarly adapted the
school room being airy and spacious, the oher apart
large enough for The comfortable accommodation Of
han twenty boardes, and the high enclosure the eats
oTdng 20 the scholars convenient place of exercise and
recreation eligible situation for boarding school
either OF boys girls could not easily be found The ye
+ healthy and pleasant and the surrounding country beau
ul and finely cultivated
To a merchant teacher parent DESTROYS Of giving
his sons classical educatiop this properly presents g.
advantages Possession will be given the 25th OF March
next. For terms apply 10 the subscriber in Wilmington
I Feb u, 1928 w sHERER
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-11
TO LET,

2sssyS. A Three Story Brick House and Lot in
R 'a's' y Join 7SrSs W, 81 H@ sESs !,
ieb 10 lift JOHN GORDON.
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NOTICE.

fTfersoas Indebted to the If Times Smith, jr
II ol ,he village Of Brandywiae, deceased, are re
aae5 III % MR. I'LL without delay and those having
tlee, oas agaa,t s WI please present them pro
uefIy j tsstaA set cement 70
EDWARD TATNAI.L, Er'r.
8 nd "a 1920 lS-N
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BRISTOL lSuARls.

nRAwING P4rer COLI rert, and EAss ags, G.a,
~ 5 er, Ennossed M! colored Pspe !; Yelvel
War. Coors, aud genefal assortment Y Drawing u
teriss f#r sale by A. u WILSON,
VI los NJ.
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NOTICE.

4 VERY trusty Coored Girl, ts years old, who IN
"A derslands cooking and all kinds Of house.wok, be
disposed o. .or II years 70 respectable family IS
this State Inquire at this Office.
Sept Id, 1927. e8-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-11
CAUTION.

vE2llE public are hereby warned not to trust my wiz
n Nancy Piniegrass, on my account, as will not pay
any debts Of her contracting, from and after this date
his
JACOB u ?lNDEGRASs'
mark. .
Feb a7. 1923 i3-A
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NU' 20 Market street, Wilmington.
n. B. !. $. has for sale CARDEII,S ilros and small
ENGLISH RAMMAR,-toge,her with a general assor
nent OF School and Miscellaneous Books-Bank Books
FAMILY bibles &C. &C., which will be sold at reduced prices
Feb, &c, 1923. -
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w ANI,ril.

A lev copies OF The LAWS OF DELAWARE passed al
"a The session Of 1925; for which liberal price will be
given, at
j. SCOTS BOOK anA Nat Store.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-11

South Hest Of, and near to, Brandyuine .lils
10 and adjoining the s,cre formerly conducted by Mr. h
Rice, grocery-@hele i may mo, be Of dsad, anap
10 persons to call and examine for themselves o
The following compose part OF their assortment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25
From the New York American.

Tie Philadelpbia National Gazette, refer
ring 10 he fac, stated some days ago by our
Washington CORES pondent, thai MIR. Randolph
who now abuses the picture and insults the
venerable palmer of"the Declaration OF inde-
pencencr," twas. when The appropriation for
that picture was mad, among lis warmes' ad-
,oca,es-gives The following extract from the
debates on Ihnt occ asion:-
The truth is Mr. Randolph Is an lshmae-
E,.-his kand agains, every one-wi'hoat faith
or feeling.
"Consress i Representatives, cn 27ta. 1877.
al ne bill t. authorize the President OF the
Uni.ed States 10 employ Colonel Trumbul 70
compose and .xtcuic fonr pain'ings OF The
princinal events Of the ,oluion-ry oon;t 81, 70
be placed III the capitol, was again rrad,
the question being put, tina, il be adopte
tn, house, debate upon il arose, which
Died The house for q great part Of the dav.
"Mr Randolph spoke with his usual anima-
ton and force in IA YOUR Of the resolution. he
enlarged with grea, felicity on the emotions
produced hy representations in painting OF
gre at and importan, national events; vino, be
asked could bear 10 hive the old tapestry IN
the house Of commons IF England t-krn down,
if it were for nothing else but for the beautiful
apos,rophe Of The elder Piu.
"He iooned upon such things as he did or
the old Magma Charia, which, IN Itself, Vas bat
al ,hr scapularies Of the ea.Holfc church"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25

decay as age ADVANCES, IS tie decree o. il.''
who formed US, and though We may depaore,
we Cannot blame; but The alternative, n'0hgnHy,
is me vile and voluntary produeio" OF Vic ken
b.,r,--of thai. I am reluctant TO admit the most
remote suspicion.
wh.n- however, a member OF the House oi
p.,,.sen,,,;,es stoops from his high estate,
and e,roet,inp his du,y, b-comes, not the pro-
t.c,or. hut The slanierer Of Individual repu'a-
,;o,- he should lie remia aided lhai although with
in those sacred walls, he IS privileged to IN
duIpe in ample Iiber'y Of spec b, and nav ram
be on for hours in al the !ieentio"s revehinss
Of Wit or offoiy, &c his colleagues, amused os
his wanton ecceuiricities, are "iinng 20 eS'nu'e
him, sill, ih2rs is limit watch ii IS not wise
10 pass-fnr, happily. lhcConsiitni'on reserves
20 every individual Of US, Inc sovereign people,
the same free sEd equal liberty a speech
wherewi,E, to defrud characters cut oil
doors, as any Represrn atIve Can assume 10 a
buse and siiify wIthin.
Generous minds viii also rrcollect that the
profrs sional re puts,ion of an Arrlst, like the
fair fan,., of woman, is delicate plant, easily
bligh,ed By any pe>tiicn, bre ath-and that al
thou Oh i, NAV b. sport TO some, To indulge IL
ribah criticisms al our expense, ve', it's death
! 10 US.
| mske his reply TO Mr.. Randolph with teri
| ines of dfep regret, for / had induiged the
1 hone that his former friendly disposition to-
warts me- would have bsen continued through
| Irc;-and thai ms elegant educsIion, his am
pie fortune and his retired mode OF hi, might
| haye intuceI him Ia brcone an emIneni pat
ron and protector Of the Fine AvIs.
| ] am Dear S,r,
Your obliged aud faithful servant,
JNO. TURMBuLL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25

committee. with their s3iv.cts Mr.. HuskissoI,
and III. w.o,e host Of British agents with
which New York abounds, would deprive our
fellow ci,izens Of evrry employment, but plant
;pr and farming, and the latter are 10 DC oepn-
we'd Of the power 90 raise sheep. Our COTTON
sninning, opr woolien manufacturers, our shoe
makers, ,.ar-ers, carpenters, saddiers. mas'ns,
coopers, dyrrs, machine makers, goid ana si>
yer smiths, aud jewellers, our umbrella makers,
brush niskers, po;,ers, &c &c. are all erher u
s,a,,e or go 10 the south s. raise cotton % bene-
S, Euplad or to turn farmers in the otaer states
tina, more grain may DC raised, to dis'lti INTO
IN. very useful article OF wriskey; or to rot
on their hands for wan, Of . market
The "Ame.icap System" which would divide
o,r intustry,i is called Sy these wise men SUI
percilious, silly. mischies Gus, political scheme
! Professor List, we'll known by the moss resPeo-
! table part ct the community IS prosecuted
| ren,leman, who as fo.ccd by the Influence
| Of the Msteruichs Of Germany t. fly his eoun-
! try, at tie sacrifice OF fortune and the pri'a-
ton Of fr ends, Is by nhis wise gorein'r. ac-
cased Of belonging 10 the school OF these same
| Mytlerniohs.
| Governor Giles thus assails our friend Gen.
Lafayette, by whom professor List was miro
duced 10 this country, as man oil great taen'
! who had excited great interest with the most
Distinguished man Of le rnias, and good iee''
| ings in Europe. General Lafayette anc sue
m, n, are the Neuernichs 10 whose school Mr.
| List belongs.
Governor Giles belongs 10 the school IN this
country, OF those few men who iielir'e mat our
| government has bern administered by quacSs
! for the last ten years, and h loses no oProF'u-
J ui,y Of ,.lllfying and abusing h ors, men In
the country, from Mr.. J, tfrrson 10 our present
worthy chief magistrate.
| OFwh,h Of those ;wo schoolsdo our readers
entertain the hes, opinion' How do the op'n'
ions Of governor Giles dwinale into insIgoi'
| 6cance. WHEN oontrssted with The dig"Ihed
sensible and practical npinions of our excellent
governor Shulze.
Jfany Pennsylranian'.
| The above has reference TO Governor Giles
late note 10 Mr.. Pl, asan;s, Editor OF the Rich
mond Wing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25
BILLS OF EXCHANGE

4 law OF TIL, SAFE ;,royId ;, saws tie New
York Morning Sourisr, nat whene er srv
Bill Of Exchange is drawn or ncgrci tel viii,
in this S,aiey,ts. shall be returned urpaiG, ant
duly Prote s,cd, tie person 20 hp he SIN, is
msde payable shall be e,ti I'D TO recover f,ou.
the drawer or endorser tne damages berritai
ter sp cited OVER he incirsI sun, OF he ii,e
Of the Bal, toge her uith lawful interest on the
aggregate amovnt, ard damages ON he lins
at which notice Of sue prO'rsi shall have bet
ven, and payme.; demahdet; that Is TO say
he Bill shail have been drawn upon ary
person IN Nv Ham, shirr, Vermont, M.s.-
oh4srt ;, Rhod~ lserd, Connecticut, New IeF
sey, Prnnsylvsni., Delaware, Maryland. Viz
giEia, or District Ct Columbia, s per cent. Il
on North Carolina, South CaToiins, or Geor,
gia y per cent II on any oher STATE or place,
adiscen, tu his continent, North Of The Equa
Tor, lcomprehending the West Indies, and pls'
ees elsewhere in the Western AlaLtic Ocean,
10 per cent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25
THOMAS METCALFE.
From the United States Gazette
The Boston Report, opposed to The finer
icdn SYsien1

This book as We exp cIed, has reused up all
the foreign agents In the country and this We
think must early shrw TO the satisfaction OF
every man, wha, is its general tendency. For
ourselves, we are pleased TO see the life and an
imaiion that 1t has spread among This class Of
our community, particularly in New York,
which SO lar as regards this question, is as
much an English city as Liverpool itself. But
aha, particularly pleases US is, TO find how
completely IT suits gov Giles, OF Virginia, the
same governor who, in late message to the
legislature Of tnat state, denies to Congress the
power OF imposing duties upon foreign fabrics
Tor any other purpose than revenue, and recon-
mends 10 Virginia, 10 lay heavy duties on the
industry OF her siste. states, that she may get
cheap goods from England, and support Eng
l'sh manufacturers for the purpose Of destroy
ing our own.
Thus, this wise governor, and his Boston
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25
POLITICAL STATISTICS.

We have often heard he manner Of Mr. Ad-
ans .le, ton objected 10, and nothing is more
common than to hear his opponents, declare,
that he was not the choice Of the p-ople. AS
10 The manner, il was sch as is pointed out
by tie consiItu ION of the land, ard We should
therefore. suppose it TO be in hat respect UT.
objectionable. Bur VIVA, esId nee have We shat
Re was Uotthe choice Of the people The cleo
ton being cas, ito ;he House Of Representa-
lives, the members f tfar body, representing
their several state sovcrsisnties had 10 act
for TIE psopIe Nov II Is see how the ac
count s'snds, and VIVA portion ofthe frremen
II the hation "ere rpie ented by the states
which voted 70 Mr. Adams, as we'll IS the
o'hcr candidates. According to the las, GEN.
sus, he Gcs D!Re population Of the U States
Exclusive Of the Di,irlc, cf Columbia, which
has no voice in The ma,rerJ amounted 10 seven
millions, nine huuIrei and eighteen thous. and !,
three hundred and forty seven, and were thus
dislfihuitG:in
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25
Valuable Potomac LAND
FOR S5IE

FUN O-1LE.
'uFtS wishing. sC.r town 10,
l. the purpose Of educating . numerous family Of
Young children, Offers for sale the valuable Farm
which he resides, in the county Of King George and
State of Virginia, containing BY recent survey, and
lottery Of large tract
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25
GIG Acres.

hing and boundes by the river Potomac. 50 miles
from the District Of Columbia, and 20 from rrede,.
ieksburg Among the innumerabie advantages pos
sessed By thi, estate, some few here e..umeraet
Wills peculiar healu,ines; lis adaptation 10 Ii,
growth OF 81 kinds Of grain, gr,sses cotton ,obscc
SC, IT'S compact situation icing oblong square, up
wards OF mile IN length, and zbou, mile IN BREADTH
withou, any public read passing through it, The nun.
Der OF small streams BY ~hich II is sbundartIy
ed. the sources OF which springs Of pure uaer
the neishborhood, admitted h, both inla5.'An, sE3
Wis tors, to be equa If no. superior to any for hosp
.ahty, gentility, and friendly intercourse The IT.
p-ovements eonsis, OF substantial
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25

embracing free white population Of ',2sf, =.
yo,eo for Mr.. Crawford.
Thus i, will be seen that on the final ur,,
ZION. ,hos- ,o.ing for Mr.. Adams 10 Conprp,,
rcuresentcd three million, taco ha.iarsd onS
nine,y thousand, one hundred end eighh,
f,ro more feenen, than those did who yo.rS
for Cru. Jackson, and three million, tao hun.
dred sixty eight thousand. six hundfet and G..
=, four more than did those who supported Mr
Crawford; aad il viii be seen further. tSs,
they also represented one million one hur.
dred and thirty three thousand tuo hundred
and fye usore FREEAlEN than did thos,
who yoted for Gen. Jackson and Mr. C.avf,,s
,ope,her. Sarely no freeman can cnrapla;n ,t.,
this cons.isv lionai decision led 20 ihr ge.g,
.ai5o"y 3!s.
OF Mr. ADAMS no n:an has ever esn abr
however JEALOUS in haired, to produce rirl,
Of evidence, that any act u his p:i, .ls III
ha, beea even questionable in morality or de,
oorum His public lie mas been one sygies q
industrious, abb, and ind,fatigatie lahoGrs 3,
hi. country. Men may, and viii liFsr. as 10
the effect. uf those 'ahOurs; the puTiy Il ther
motives, objects, aud aims no naa On II IT.
s!igh,es; degree GisparaGe. He has ,iola,s3
no lsw, committed no violence, iusurcd ao.us.
eisira,es. S,udious, unos,enra'iaas, plain-b.
pursucs. without turning TO he r!sn, CT d
the left, The ard path g siuy, E,g-r1lr..
Zoo regardless, pernaps) % rTh5 apPro',s. I.
who disapproves. The @Ho.e SUM aHd s..,
stai;ce of,Er fines imputed TO MIR. Adam,
aTe. that he is f deTsi!s'-,ha' ne > his 9TH,
er's .on-tfi, he isa l4!:iudinaliar. Is cons'rur.
lion, * tina; lie has Dad taste III ioa,,s. II 50
we verify bc.irsc all that truln Can ALL,
agalnsl hfn,; and, for The purpose Of arramer
admitting them aii-~ha; Is their va!ut or in
port what their hue OF darkness whla CON
pa,ei with lie pfo,cd and itde!i3le s!ains--
deep, bloody, and un-,oi.el-upnn the cha,a,
ter II Gen Jackson, " J. .fEr'.r5.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25

Dwelling House, a. By s. fct;,
with s rooms / fireplace III each, pas
sage through the centre, CONVENIENT cc:'
Jets, cellars, sc (situAted on IN eninence
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25

Nuout OF snhe rom Tie nHer, COMMANDING bV"T'
titu! and extensive Of iii. same kitchen smoke
house; dairy; Piseon-hOrse, we'll stock cd grarare
coruhousrs, Stables FOR 20 horses; ovtrsets house
with brck chimney, &c. kc.-In fine, every hoUse ne
cesSsry on farm, most O. which have been re ny
erected and al e1ee!ien, rspar, the yard and g
den neatly and substantial, enclosed and to,r.6'
orchard. The soil Is ned clay Foundation, with
grey, or chocolate eoicred top surface. neitue oo l
for wheat, STIFF tor corn AS 10 rs face HE
greater part is level, some rolling some iiH. win
good PORTION of fine lo~ grounds, 81 meadow aIc,
all reclaimed The mode of plorghing praciINdA:
present, &. e. horizontally renders the lilly lands 81
easily cultivated the level; AMI prevents "ashHs
into guii'es As to the arrangement, :hc open l't"
about $50 acres, divided into fields AID SUD Gl't
Cd into eor 2 for the eniehee Of palti naI.ata
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-25

4sAcedSr and chesrut, the most durable iiHo,i.
The ri,er for more than mile in extent affords bo"'
water and 5csutiful sand beach, from Is TO sue"
wide, on which profitable winter, spring ard svnn"
hshenes, may be established TO any extent de'fo
the bank for tn tina, distance, is AN ineShsustbs
boy OF first quality she'll marie, easii, placed on va
surface, the good effects Of which have been sas'
toFy tested on all kinds Of crops. There has oe'H
seeded this fall, the usual quantity Of small gram
Another material advantage not mentioned above
the grca, facility with which produce can be con'e
edto any market offering the bes, prices and the nv
derstc charge for conveying the same, TO Wit, 'o"
part Of the District of Columbia, Baltimore or Nonos,
to cents yer bushel; Richmond, Phsdeipha y
Sew-fork 8 to cents. II may not be amlss 10 s'..
that m anticipation Of the Chesapeake and oh'o..
nal being constructed, that property on the Potops
as IN the District, has advan led considerably ~
and must Continue TO rise. Opportunities are OFF,
day by day in steamboats, and other vessels 10 WEE
Washington, whichis short and pleasant trip -,
This property is offered at = moderate price, Ir
on accommodating terms, or will be exchanges
Stock in any Of the Banks Of Virginia, the Dsife
Columbia or baltimore. negroes or bonds due o
sponsihle debtors. BENJAMIN GRfNEe'
Somerset, Noe %, 1897.
P.S Any communication BY letter, d'ree!eu
Hampstead Post ONCE, Va. will be promptly ave-
ed to. b"
nov 23-1awf
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
BRANDYWINE
Chaiybcatc Springs.

'3SiIE Subscriber ha, aty 10 s elegant
6 abli ehmcni, situated aboat iye mile. from h,.
Borough ol Wilmington and aiou, lie distance from
ne iown OF ewcasllc and occupying elevated ste
N district Of country alike remarkable fcr Tic vaiet!
beauty of its landscape the high cul ION Of IT, sill and
the saubri't OF is tmospherelas upccd il resort
or those IN pursuit ehcr OF heath or amusement.
Tie ssatve props rites If i. waters have lttn lna
celebrated, aid for ,eaFs the nyal has slae the
renovation cf hs strength IL il, Use, n8tw,ata nlg
re absence o. those accommodations which were essential
y ms camio and Wlnch are abnndanily provided
The approach TO H. is ~ various yuus algnu the rlkon
and Lancaster npikes a the cioss roads o ,le coun.
Try, which are a all times in excellent co.di,ign Ii,
vicinity ta Wilmington and Newcastle paecs within tie
reach of The citz Of Philadelphia aid Baltimore Vic
enjoy the facilities aud dcsc, If Steam y al vance
eers an agreeable refuge from the heat, Of sumner and
valuable tonic III i's Chad, beae Springs.
The buildings, erected about year since ty al, incrT-
n"ra'ed Company arc spacious, AID having been nesy
furnished by the Subscriber offer every accommodation
ta ca be desired he supplies d his table arc drawn
from He MAJ Se ot Wilmington aud the sic c,atr neigh
bohnod and vii be found to embrace a e varieties n
the season His oar Is provided Nh Me choicest luors
house.
The fahsc,bcr lateri himself that as fon lis xrc,;.
rHce N his business, he will be tqanl 1, nce N in
kno"ledee Of rs dttics neither viii he be fund want, q
I'm the anXous desire To promote the con!t aud enir
menl q those @lo nay hanur him with thcs patronage
June, 1929. ''''''t e., =
n. u The Steam Roat srrrn,na, cant Et.h uii
leave Philadelphia Cor Wilmingon every day (si'nla,
teXceped) at O'Clock, + Il On dc a,tyai =, !, y ,
AZ wilmington Stages viii b. in readiness 10 convey nas
scngers directly TO the Springs. Stages viii i,ave III
Springs every morning, (exacpt Sumlays) a 6 oclnck
and passengers VIII arrive ID Philadelphia 1T H. 4 NJ
fare through DIS Carriages Gigs, &c. can a, all, times
be hal AZ NE SpiiiEs tor any cxcUis.on.--ana aso -
FaFes Willie in attendance coigcy "a ser-i r. t a :
Stcar Boat, al Newcastle 10 The Springs