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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13

At rules holden clerks office Of the zupcror court
Of chancery for the Richmond district, tile 9TH day Of
September, 1875:
Jacob Mitchell (of county Of Susscx) i,,icberry T.
Sainback, admor of Mary Gary, decd, David May,
COT the town Of Pctcrsburs) PITS
against
Anthony Pension, Samuel Pension, Ira z. Smith and
Ellen his wife, Uormcdy Ellen Peuiston) Mary e.
John G.. and IuriYe Pension, and Thos. Pension, BY
Roger Mt'i0rr. h"r friend, and the said ROGER
No. sr- 'ar Of Sam'l Pension, decd, Dn..
Irs i. -ala IS, Anthony Pension Sam Pension, ira
u. n.t3 nd Ellen his wife, Mary G.. Pension and Tho
Pension, having entered their appearance and
given security according the Of assembly aud the
rules of this court, and appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they re not nla bitans Of this counry il is
ordered, toe said defendants do appear here o the
first day Of the and answer the bill the paiu-
tits; nd copy of this order be forthwith inserted IL
some newspaper polished in the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully. aud posted the front door Of TIE
capitol, IN the said city.
Z c--v. w..-. VIZ w urr1Nc. C.. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13
The Friend of the Union:

sIo,be conducted BY OLIVER OLpscrooL: designed
P7sssens'ce circulation among he people, and 10 cher
so predominant attachment 10 The Cnioa o tie Slaiey
rs tic only tonG q freedom, happiness and securig
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13
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Price Of Stocks.
United States Bank, SI2O
Sank OF Virginia, 90 co
Farmers Bank, 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13

Three Do''ars payable on the delivery &C tie frs,
not paying at that time, or
when their bills are presented withholding payment.
will be charged -Four Dollo,s per year.
The Friend Of The Union will be printed On hand.
some NEW TYPE,--on paper OF good quaIty,to be as
issued so soon sufficient number Of Subscribers can
be obtained 10 justify the undertaking Gentlemen to
whom subscription papers arc forwarded and who
may either wish 70 subscribe themselves or 10 procure
toe Names OF friends, viii return the early
10 the month Of February as practicable and !, i7 Inc
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06
(JNstpcastle Countg in the Sac of Dela,pare, scl

(JNeDcuSHe County, IN the State OF DefdUdre, Sct)
virtue of order of the Orphans Court for the said
ID County of Newcastle will be exposed to Sale at Pub
Vendue Wednesday, the seventeenth day of December
next at o'clock the afternoon the house of John
Smith, Innkeeper in the Borough of Wilmington, in Chris
Hundred and County aforesaid all the following desert
bed property, in the Borough of Wilmington Chris
tiana Hundred and County of Newcastle wit No L:
LOT of ground with three story brick house erected thereon
occupied grocery sore situated and bounded West
High Street, containing eighteen feet front West High
Street. and running depth about fifty feet, be the same
less No. 2: lot of ground with story brick
house erected thereon occupied dwelling house. situated
and bounded East High Street, said Borough contain
ing East High Street seventeen feet and running deph
eghy-two and half feet, be the less No
81 lot of ground with improvements situate at the
enthusiastically of Queen and French Streets being
in width twentyseven feet Queen Street and hirty-s
feet nine inches French Street, containing the whole
hundred and twenty feet of ground be the same more
less No. a: lot of ground with improvements con-
tanning about sixty feet Orange Street, and running
depth about feet, be the less No.
81 certain lo of land with small improvements there
on, situate lying and being in Chrstana Hundred aforesaid
bounded by the Kennel Turnpike road by lands of James
Cochran, the estate of Cesar A. Rodney Esq by Vesy
Street and by lands of Alexander Gray and containing BY
computation four acres three quarters and eight perches
land be the less under the yearly rent of
twenty-five shilngs, payable annually: with the improve
mens and appurenances being the real estate of BENJAMIN
BrOwn deceased and be sold for the payment Of his
debts.
Attendance will be given, and the terms of sale made
known, at the time and place aforesaid by JOHN BROWN
surviving Administrator Of the said deceased or his Attorney
By order Of the Orphans Court.
MATTHEW KEAN Clerk
Newcastle, October I'd, A. d. 1928, SIT
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- WANTS. PANACEA-This Medicine hi

SWAIM'S PANACEA.-This Medicine has the singular
- fortune Just tribute its great merit, of being recon-
emnded by the celebrated Practitioners Of Medicine
the United States and esewhere whereas not of the
spurious mixtures made in imitation of it, has the least sup
port from the Medical Faculty This fact offers argument
SO plain and concusve that needs only be mentioned
enforce conviction.
In consequence of the frauds and impostons
practsed reference my medicine, am again induced to
change the form of my BOTTLES. In future the PANAcEA
will be put in round bottles uted ongudnay with the
following words, blown in the glass, " SwA1M's PANAcEA
-PHILADA."
These bottles are much stronger than those heretofore used
and will have but LABEL which the cork with my
own signature on it. that the cork cannot be drawn with
out DESTROYING the signature, without which genuine
The medicine may consequently be known TO be genuine
when nv signature vble TO counterfeit tchieh wiH be
punishable rs forgery.
The increasing demand for this celebrated medicine has
enabled reduce the price 10 Two Dollars per bote
thus bringing it within the reach of the INDECENT.
The Proprietor pledges himself TO the Public and gives
them the solemn assurances that this medicine contains
neither mercury nor any other deeterious drug.
The Public cautioned to purchase my Panacea ex-
cep from myself accredited agents, persons of known
respectably and all those will consequently be without ex
cuse, who shall purchase from any other persons
WILLIAM SWAIN
No 22l Chestnut Street, betlDeen Seventh aud Eighth
Streets, the Masonic Hail. Philadelphia
FROM DOCTOR JOHN F. LAMB.
The following drawn up by DR. Lamb, very re-
spectacle practitioner of Frankfort 1t motives OF hu
panty which induced him TO give it publicity,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

A TLANTIC SOUVENIR, for 29-This beautiful Christ
IN mas NewYears Present, aiording gratifying spec-
of the of the and literature of this country
for sale the Bookstore and Circulating Library of the Ed
tors, No. ., West High street.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. @5-SWaLM'S TER,WL

M
E FUGE:-PATENT-This valuable .4nti-dDsenterie
and Worm Medicine has been used for these seven wears
past and its virtues universally acknowledged by ali who
have tried IT. to be far superior other medicine ever
employed for most diseases children subject TO- Ii is per
fecy SAFE and child will refuse 10 take il 1t seldom
fails curing Dysenery Summer Complaint Collie or Cholera
Morbus either IN grown persons Children and gives APP
petite to almost all debtated persons Worms Frequently
mies cmlden aggraate their other Diseases and are the
chief cause of most feUers bocei COMPLAINTS and chronic
and nervous Diseases incident childhood which are SO
numerous and frequently fatal 1t much to be regretted
that most vermfuges injurious and thousands
of children swept off, rendered feeble pale and
emacated through the first stage of hewhich leads oil 10
pulmonary complaints, &c sc. &c.
Worms being especially apt TO nfe persons of debtated
digestive organs and eacated constitutions much mischief
often done by the ordinary medicines which general
" consist OF the strongest pugatves mercuras, biers,
narcotics spirits of turpentne Articles of this kind may
destroy worms but they debtate the stomach and often
materially njure the general health SWANS VERM1FUEG
has the peculiar advantage of destroying and removing worms
from the bowels without the weakening of the
stronger purgatives &c and it has moreover decided
tendency to give vgour both the stomach and bowels and
organs of dgeson-therebv relieving the general system
from many troublesome complaints 1t is by this means that
so many grown persons have been relieved bv its uSe DIFF
ieent complants-supposng themselves to be in decline,
SC. &C. SC.
This medicine WW reHepe Bo,cel complaints or Dvsen-
terry Bilious Collie, uomitig sickness main or areakness in
the stomach or boceS loss Of appetite either an children
grotcn persons, IN te,c hours and seldom fails curing
CHILLS IND FEVER OR FEVER AGUE. No
family ought, or euer ,ciH be ,cithOut it, after trial
Sold in Wilmington, at NJ JoHNSoNS Drug and aed-
cdl Store No 80, Market street. east side third door
above the upper market. Nov. /.
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November Is, 1898.

NWERINo SHEEP FOR SALE.-Two hundred head of
w Sheep of pure Merino blood, of much larger than
usual SIZE and in high order ell raised by the subscriber
offered for sale f. H. HOLIZbECHEh
Near Newark Del Nov % 1928 At
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TO- USlC-A great variety of Music for the Piano and
IVA Harp, for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No. s. West High
Street, where may also be hud the lowest prices School
Books Writing and Letter Paper, and general assortment
of Stationery.
Subscriptions for the North American and American Quar-
terly, Reviews, received at the above place.
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WNARM FOR sALE:-To be sold Public Sale. on Fri
dav the 18th of December next, The elegant Farm be-
longing 10 the subscriber the Great Valley Turnpike road
six miles from Wilmington, and ten from West Chester It
ntnins egbtyve acres of excellent land, twenty of
woodland and has great body Of clay suitable for earhen
ware or bricks On the premises is public house, sign Of
the Fox Chase apple orchard Of one hundred trees Of
kinds; and number of pear and cherry trees OF grated fruit
G5-The sale will take place at O'Clock.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
November Is, 1925 st
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GHRISTMAS PRESENT." The Remember Me-
religious and literary miscellany intended Christ
mas and New Years Present, for sale by A. H WILSON,
5, West High street Also, extensive assortment of
Books for youth, in elegant binding and suitable for
presents at the approaching festivities
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

NNAsHINGToN CITY CHRONICLE, a Weekly News
w paper, Published in the City of Washington, by Roth
tceH UsckThs paper has been established at the Seat
Of the General Government, under auspices which the Pub
fishers think favorable the encouragement of Periodical
devoted, is the diffusion of Literary Scientific and
useful miscellaneous information Its object has been, it
viii continue be- promote the of Letters, and to
spread within its range knowledge of all that may be new
interesting and valuable, in Science, Literature, and the
Arts together with the latest Foreign and Domestic Inteli-
gence Mere party dsputatons and shall be scduousy
avoided and nothing will be admitted but what may tend to
enlarge and interest the mind and improve and benefit the
heart.
n5- A SUMMARY of the Proceedings of CONGRESS will,
during the Sessions be regularly given
o. The CHRONICLE is published every Saturday; and is
printed in the best manner large sheet, Imperial size
Price So per annum, or So so if paid in advance
A LNIANACS, English and German, by the groce, Dozen
- or single one. for sale at this Office
JOB PRINTING DONE 1T THIS OFFICE.
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ENXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-All persons indebted to the
NJ estate of Dard Smith, deceased late of the Borough
of Wilmington requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims will present their accounts properly
attesed to the subscriber, for settlement.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Ear.
November o. 1928 4-4tp
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

DRUGS and MEDICINES, both Patent and 06cinGl,
NJ in which included most of the recently discovered
French Chemical preparations together with the principal
mart of the most valuable medicines in of the first
quality and upon reasonable TERMS may be had at the store
Of the subscriber No. 1876, Market street.
Nov JOSHUA HARLAN.
N B. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded and
family medicines put up at the shortest notice
He INDUCES belief that from his knowledge Of and exPe-
rence n the business he will be able give full satisfaction
Wilmington, Nov Sth 1928.
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CONVEYANCING.-T Subscriber, at his Office, merit
u door to the TOtcn Hail. draws Deeds Leases, Mort
oages Indenures and the various of writing incl
dent TO such calling
He is likewise practical Surveyor of Land, and will be
e LEA PUSEY.
Wilmington, ii mo- Is
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DAYARD HOTEL.-Ths extensive establishment, Top
u posite the Town Hall) located in of the most
peasant and convenient situations the Borough Of Whining
ton is kept by the subscriber who socits share of the
public CUSTOM and hopes by attention and good fare, to
give satisfaction TO his guests.
EZRA LAMB0RN.
N B. Horses taken at livery.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20

of the grotto del cane becomes harmless
when mingled with the common air. 1t
is in this way, it seems to me, that the
greater virulence of scandal in country
village than in large town, if such be the
fact, may, in great measure, be account
ed for. 1t is undoubtedly an additional
circumstance, that education is less, the
subjects of conversation fewer, knowl-
edge Of your neighbours affairs greater,
and that opportunities of circulating the
virus are found, as Falstaff found rebellion
in both cases it is a seeking to find.
Thus much for the spirit of gossiping and
detraction. Where does it not prevail :?
Where does it not flourish +? Come for
ward those who can wash their garments
free from the imputation ! They ap-
proach-but, alas, how small in compare
son is the number to the mighty mass of
society in its various phases How few
can erect their heads in conscious inno-
cence of this wide spreading infection
How many are filled with it and are un-
sound, aye, to the very core! How many,
| blush to say it, even of the gentle sex
revel and riot and stain their fair name in
the indulgence of this malignant spirit
for such it too often becomes even when
it has more pardonable origin. x.
fro BE CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

AFFAIRS OF THE EAST. London papers
to the 10th April, iby the Canada) assumed
a less belligerent tone than before, and the
price of public stocks were on the advance.
Still it was asserted, that the Russian
Manifesto" had been received at Odessa on
the Goth March, and was considered to be
tantamount to a " Manifesto" The report
ed departure of the Emperor Nicholas
from his capital was contradicted. It con-
tinued to be reported, that the Russians
were to cross the Pruth on the 10Th April,
on promenade, according to some specula-
tons, into the Turkish auxiliary Principali-
ties. The London Courier thinks it will
probably be considered as a military demon
stration, rather than the first act of new
war that it was reported, that the Imperi-
al Cabinet, in Circular on the subject, has
assured the other powers that it will at pres
ent confine itself to the military occupation
of the Principalities, to give the Porte time
to execute entirely the stipulations of the
treaty of Alderman; and that the Danube
will not be passed till the Porte shews that
it means to persist in its faithless and inim-
lcal conduct towards Russia"
Lord HYTEsBURY was to set out shortly
as Minister to Russia, and Mr.. S. CANNING
to return to Corfu.
The last Courier commended, that nothing
had occurred to weaken the policy which led
France and England to the signature of the
treaty of July 9th and that whatever may
be the course of Russia, they considered
themselves bound to execute the stipulations
OF it. The same paper says, the Prussian
Minister at the Porte had been recalled, to af-
ford explanations relative to his embassy.
Russia and Persia. 1t has been officially
announced by the Emperor of Russia, that
the treaty of perpetual peace between Rus
STA and Persia was signed on the 22d Feb
ruary last; and that solemn Tie Deum had
been performed on the event.
The new Greek President was said to be
organizing an army on the European sys-
tenn of tactics.
A third irruption of the Thames Tunnel
took place the 18th April, but it was con-
sldered susceptible of repair.
From SMYRNA. We yesterday received
Smyrna papers to March l. The .Spectoteur
Oriental has been suppressed, but in its
place LIE Courier De Smyrna, weekly pa
per, ofsimilar character, has been established.
| These papers contain number of docu-
ments, of considerable interest, relating to
the organization of the Greek government
under Count d'Istria. A part of these doc
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20
FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.
TOWN AND coUNTRY-cosrrsuEp.


1t is not to be denied that there are
disadvantages in the country. But this
article is not intended strictly to make up
a general estimate on each side and strike
the balance. Such course would take
more time than the writer's patience would
allow him to bestow; and after all. a d.
verslty OF tastes exists, derived from natu.
raj temperament, education, or circum-
stances, that may never be reconciled.
With very many the place of residence
is matter of Indifference, provided tina,
worldly success can be secured. The
pursuit of fortune will lead the votaries Of
the blind goddess to submit to innumera,
Bile sacrifices to gain their object; sacri
fees that weaken the power of imagination
and destroy the sensibilities that live onl,
with the finer feelings of our nature
Though severe effort be made to counter
act the effect, it seldom succeeds.
A few obvious disadvantages of the
country will be touched upon. The So
ciety, except in few fayoured spots. i:
quite limited. Kindred spirits are rare
those who can go with you, enter into youl
feelings, enjoy what you enjoy, possess
what you fondly think correct views O.
thlngs-who can with mere hint, a word
follow out your train of thought and i'm.
bibe your sentiment-who in their cha.
racter and bearing comprehend all that is
conveyed by one little word--tact-so
hard to define, and yet so well understood
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20
CONGRESS-.

The TARIFF BILL. This bill was passed
by the Senate on Monday, by vote of
26 to 81. We are not surprised at this
result, after the indications we have seen
of the opinions of the members of the
Senate in their former proceedings, but
we confess it appears to us most unfort-
innate decision, and one which will be at
tended with the most injurious consequent
ces. That the people of this country
should voluntarily subject themselves to so
extravagant rate Of taxation, as that Of
the existing tariff, with the increase pro-
duced in this bill, not for the purposes of
revenue, but to make the country rich by
the weight of its pecuniary burdens, is a
most remarkable fact, and a signal tri-
umph of a plausible theory, over the natu-
raj repugnance of all men to the payment
of taxes.
There is no reason to doubt that the
amendmendment of the Senate to the
Tariff bill, will be concurred in by the
House.
The House of Representatives was oc-
cupied long time on Monday, in discus
sing the subject of the abduction of Capt.
Morgan. The Revolutionary Officers
bill was further discussed in committee OF
the whole. Several amendments were
proposed and rejected. This augurs ia
vourably for the passing of the bill.
| MASSACHUSETTS, CLAIMS. On Satur-
day last, the Speaker of the House Of
Representatives laid before the House a
report from the Secretary of War, on the
claims Of this State, for money paid by the
State for the service of the militia during
the late war, made in obedience to an Or
der of the House of Dec. Is, 1926. The
letter of the Secretary accompanying the
report was read, and it was laid on the
table.-B0St. ID. Ado.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-20

GYMNAsTIcks. The culture of the phy-
seal powers, by systematical gymnastick
exercises, already holds prominent place
In the education of youth, in this country,
although their introduction is of very late
date, and the prejudices with which they