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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-22
AN ITALIAN STORY.

The Pcsthamous Papers Of a Person about
Iorn contain tale Of extraordinary interest.
pathos. and beauty. 1t is too long for insertion in
eur columns; but. supplying the place Of the por
tons we have omitted, by links sufficient to con
meet the main incident of the story and make the
whole Ineligible, we aow present it to the reader,
in the persuasion that his sympathies cannot fail
to be powerfully excited in the progress OF the
narrative. as we'll as BY its touching and even ira
gical termination. Phil. .5pntinfl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-26
From the u S. Teles,ses.

IL communication on the Baltimore Rli.-
Road unavo.daJy suspended until Tuesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-26

Gen. Jackson in Pennsylvania. From my own
knowledge OF public opinion, as well as from the
information which l have received, firmly be-
ieve, that the Jackson Electoral Ticket will pre-
vail in Pennsylvania by majority Of At least 25 900
votcs.'
Extract fano:her letter from distin s:shea ei.
tisen Of Pa:
" We are now fully informed of the organization
ana proceedings OF the Conventions which met at
Harrisburg OH the 4th and Sth OF this month
The Convention OF the Sth was convened under
a accommodation Of the Democ ratio Members OF
the Legislature oil lat year, and agreeably TO tie
uSageS established by that party; Conforming 10
the course adopted at the formation Of the Jackson
Electoral Ticket III 1921, and that adopted when
our present Governor was 50 successfully nolE-
mated.
:. Under this call, the Convention OF the s.h was
JI@-lSS persons attending, "a number equal to
the whole number Of our Le~isature) They
were composed OF the most distinguished members
OF the Democratic Party in our state--and were
entirely harmonious i'll their arrangements. J. b.
Gibson, (Chiof Justice,) and VIM. Findley, late
Senate. and formerly Governor, are on the Jack
son Iicket-which is made up of men possessing
the full confidence of the Democratic Party.
- There is no doubt whatever, but that the ticket
viii succeed by larger majority than was ever
gwen at any former Electoral Election.
= Robert Smith, stern old Republican, acted as
President-and Calvin Blythe, recently appointed
Secretary OF the Commonwealth, acted as Secre-
iary of the Convention.
The Convention of the 18th was highly respect
ab!e-lG9 persons attended-and ii will unite the
Adams Party. The meeting WILL however, be
considered by the people as in opposition to their
iayorite Candidate, and TO the Convention OF the
Sth, and tho, il has nominated Mr.. Rush as Vice
President, it take hold on the feelings OF the
citizens"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-26

JtckS0n Corresponding Committees.
- The following Cotumi;tee for the county Of
Washington was accidentally uisl1id by US, when
the other Committees were published. This state
inet IS due to the members OF the Legislature from
that county:
WusAinSt Peter Johnston, Co, Da-
vid Campbell, Gen. Francis Preston, Edwd. Camp
bell, Es:, Col. VIM. Byers, Col. Abran Fulker-
son. John II. Fulton, Esq, Maj. james Taylor
gial. Sainl. = GOodson, YIN. Suodgrass, ESQ
Edwd. Lathern, Esq, Capt. Joseph Miller, Capt
James Orr, John Humes, Esq, P,t.r J. Branch
$50, Col. John Preston, Col. RObt. Bate, Capt
mm: buchanan, Capt. John Gibson, Capt Thos
McCu!locll, James Coles, Esq, Michael Flenor
Esq, Ihos Thomas, Esq, Capt. Nathl, D.vdon.
Capt. Reuben Bradley, erMinck, Esq, Hatch
d. Pastor, Esq, Joseph Meek, Esq, Capt Abrain
b. Ingg, VIM. 8 Logan, Esq. ani Capt. Andrew
ECIAisOn, ST.
C0'TectiORS-In the Committee Of ITanorcy
y M Win9held Se'r. ought 10 have been VIM
ningheld, jr.-ln the committee of Iyler county
Neil Mcrtoy, and Benjamin f. Nastin ought TO be
Neil Mckay and Benjamin F. Martin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-26

E'HE subscriber again Offers E.taie for ale
a. TIE Roanoke River, IN the county OF DI,ntgome-,
niles est OF Salem Containing upwards 500 acres iSff
winch IS hid rate Bottoms. The i'm ~. MI, are a,ls
t"o story brick dwelling house, with VIEW nec.'s &
nHididgi hne barn. good stable, good nla frt rae
fy WIN 10 aerts woodland eGeOsed for hog p,s,vrs
w oVeIseeis and negro quaefs-al nyeuen ana nj fs
ua'y Nul Ihere Is also the farm building thai f.
ven as Tavern, at which there Prs-OGe, Where 49,,
nan running East and West daily arrives Tn (, ueo 49,;
sCoH tpar generally Of Loeust Posts and caps There e %
acres 81 h rate meadow The soil i,suhed To- henp or foj
90 and niigIos 10 ihe farm uouu,ln range for go
ha makes II dssifabie Stock Farm The eonsmblteJ,f
Oytneht hrtween james River and tie Renha,gs pa. b-
ne taij also the upper survey Of road from, (rt
20 Warrington city. Thi, IL, altogether Que Of the y,
proved, mo fertile aud beautiful esss IN vifreis IL g.
Mshts u eel hs IVHPkc sgencyt mile fop ofsri,-
ne i3| y'; perpetual Estate and ohg,s te nef pysfs
70 ytlj Al least per cent. D. 10000 the
81 varies annually from 10 10 ~ The sub,cher
hri pefsous whins 90 obtain OF the h. arrn N ~
eouuiy,o apply without delay. II will he Id so ysrv loo
aIo Ga 'uSh terms he 70 make On object ony one 70 pu,
n tSoo P, PsyI"E o0n u. 900 N money, he would tske
iFagt, Tor hi, property II nut ,ldhy AprH or Ma
viii 10 offered Tor rent for oI years 80
O' i'0s ~ is'" 10 GEO. HANCOCK.
D., o. t.iheriosay, ",
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-26
SLyVC'L.TIR n 7JIOOgF-I

IN FER Cos 'sle. ihe Store Pat ned wharf RAIN
- more general ass0r mcn Of GARDEN SEEDS me-.
OF which were raised uudef heir dueetion st ,-o 80.
are OF late 'npoiiSn and have been proved 10 grow
"hth they know 10 betrue and good Ais, FIELD SEEfe
."ch a' ftd atd white Glover Orchard Gfass r,,oo'f.
herds 6rs.', Il Meadow Dat Gras' Green Grass ffor
Luccruc, Mbti, Yellow IDl rsf, and Bird reef. avn )
pLOUGus
A""ns ihe extensive variety q nr pemeafs NJ L,,i,,t.
ready o. deliver pc 'hc shortest notice, they ,y,rtt 49,
DAhsIAHE PLOUGH o., iif,' So generally prefe4,si ,
ihe SELF STARTING PLOUGH for o. s -,.,i f'.Nli
,,n, sad h,y,ns ssd 40 acre, rlousbtd Wi, s 3d.,
mes Toxic wide rrfotg. turn aud erlaibi. H. ~
Dave been kno"n 90 runs essau without smith. rsns. ~
90 ~ STORE.
wheat isrs. toiiob enl 3r hor.s Or hs,t -
t'.'if fuivaor., several kinds ui the most s,
~" ''''tts eti Steel axes hay and manure f,ff,'s,
ss tna "AHbEN TOOLS woyc vIc, ewes en-.
FRUIT TREEs;
Am1ns ~.ith 1re opple, peach cherry srri-., 81, g.
~ e' ni "li.n Will be fod moderate frtrs 5,
"' -- r.nu % yea cent on implements ID tis,, .
iei received, Zen copsi, al cnIabon nd Catf..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-26

SELVES OF .ovc tstir coui.uy u apply Tie cosret
tive. II indeed, the pnblic taste ANA morals have
50 degeueFatcd that our hopes this subject arc
vain, we must weep over tho fallen state eli our
country, and stand prepared 10 act or part The
1eSt tc0Y zee c0ll.-But we cyn never prostitute q.
Free Press 10 such a state eff things
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-26
.NOTLCE
FOyJIEHJN7IyL5T7 mn . >

IIRH, RICHARD DUNN, formerly cf East TenBe,,,e
90 VIII mud At to he advantage can on The Efecsor =
D',ingt H DuHn III the county Of Lunenburg, Va.
Jan. q. aa-gf4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-26

- MaAhl ED.on the 25tiuL by The Rev Sam,i Woo5su
'ne i0eS @"c C. LOssris, to M Ssrai r. eide, .aur
oI mr. L"'ieberry StoVNil all Of Powhaian county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-26

IS e recoE-tnc04 tas i-ss,y ~ V a siIEi "a H.,
last page to ilis attention OF the Readers. " can
scarcely pretend - PISS u?On it, propotioas--tho
courts andthc la'y SelGg rather outof our line-but
il is the ability CT the writer and the luminous man
ner in whieh he treats bis subject, that induce -
70 call the readers attention 10 his products II.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15

father told him to stay as long as he chose.
He remained six months. One day nv
father asked him if he wished to 90 to his
own country. He said yes. My father
said, what makes you desire to 90 back
you are treated well here He answered
that his father and mother would be anx-
ious, when the vessel returned without
him, thinking that he might be dead. NV
father told him, whenever you wish TO 90.
will send guard to accompany YOU to
the ship. Then fifteen men we're sent
with him by my father for guard, and he
gave him gold to pay his passage home.
My father told the guard, that if vessel
was there to leave the Doctor, but not to
go on board the ship: and iftherc was no
vessel, to bring the Doctor back. They
waited some time, and then found the
same vessel in which he came, and in
that he took his passage. After that I
was taken prisoner and sent to Natchez.
When had been there sixteen years. DR..
Cox removed to Natchez, and one DIV I
met him in the street. l said to man
who came with me from Africa, Sambo.
that man rides like a white man saw in
my own country. Sec when he comes
by, if he opens but one eye, that is the
same man. When he came up, hating to
stop him without some reason, | said.
master, you want to buy some potatoes (?
lie asked, whatpotatoes have YOU While
he looked at the potatoes, observed him
carefully, and knew him, but he did not
know me. He said, boy, where did YOU
come from 7 | said from Colonel rs.
He said, he did not raise you. Then he
said, you came from Teembo said, yes.
sir. He said, your name is Abdul Ra-
hahman ? | said, yes, sir. Then spring.
ing from his horse, he embraced me,
and enquired how | came to this coun-
try Then he said, dash down your
potatoes, and come to my house. I said
| could not, but must take the potatoes
home. He rode quickly, and called
negro woman to take the potatoes from
my head. Then he sent for Gov. w. to
come and see me. When Gov. w. came.
DIR. Cox said, | have been to this boys
fathers house, and they treated me as
kindly as my own parents. He told the
Gov. if any money would purchase me, he
would buy me, and send me home. The
next morning he inquired how much
would purchase me, but my master was
unwilling to sell me. He offered large
sums for me, but they were refused. Then
he said to master, if you cannot part with
him, use him we'll. After DIR. Cox died.
his son offered great price for me-"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15
ACCOUNT OF AN AGRICULTURAL Frs.
TIVAL IN CHINA.

Every year, on the fifteenth day of
the first moon, which, generally cores
ponds to some day in the beginning of our
first March, the emperor in person goes
through the ceremony of opening the
ground. He repairs in great state to the
field appointed for this ceremony. The
princess Of the imperial family, the presi-
dents of the five great tribunals, and an
immense number of Mandarins attend
him. Two sides of the field are lined
with the officers of the emperor's house.
the third is occupied by different manda-
rms; the fourth is reserved for all the la
bourers of the province, who repair thith-
er to see their art honoured and practised
by the head of the empire. The emper-
or enters the field alone, prostrates him
self, and touches the ground nine times
with his head in alteration of Tiep. the
God of heaven. He pronounces with a
loud voice prayer prepared by the court
OF ceremonies in which he invokes the
blessing Of the Great Being on his labours
and on that of the whole people. Then.
IN the capacity of chief priest of the en-
plre, he sacrifices an OK, in homage to
heaven as the fountain of all good. While
the victim is offered on the altar, plough
is brought to the emperor, to which is
yoked pair Of oxen ornamented in the
most magnificent style.-1he prince laws
aside his imperial robes, lays hold of
the handle Of the plough, and opens sew
eral burrows all around the field then
gives the plough into the hands Of the
chief mandarins, who labouring in sue
cession display their comparative dexteri-
ty. The ceremony concludes with dis
trIbutlon OF money and pieces of cloth as
presents among the labourers the ablest
OF whom execute the rest of the work in
the presence of the emperor. After the
field has received all the necessary work
and manure, the emperor returns to COM
mence the sowing with similar ceremony
and in presence of the labourers. These
ceremonies are performed on the same
day by the viceroys of all the provinces. p
Here lndostan the Kingdom of
Flora is arrayed in all her glory. CASH
mere salutes the sense with the perfume
of its roses, from which the highly valued
otto is obtained. The fine white rose,
called koOrda scents the Wales of Delhi
and Serinagur; the large Towering jessa-
mine; the antimuca, which is equally ele-
giant and the tehambago, which the In
dams use for adorning their hair, and per-
tuning their clothes. We must also par
ticularize the Mussenda, which displays
SO fine contrast Of white leaves, and
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15

SHEEP SHEARING. The Nantucket In
quirer gives an amusing account of the
late Shearing Holidays on the Island of
Nantucket from which we copy the an
nexed paragraph:
We were informed by an intell;gent
gentleman, that the present number Of
sheep on the Island is about twelve thous-
and and If we suppose the heeces of wool
average two pounds, and the wool be worth
twenty-five cents per pound, the amount
will be SIX thousand dollars. We UNDER
stand the price of the wool for few wears
past has not much exceeded twenty cents
and 1T is supposed the new Tariff will
raise it to twenty-five.
In addition to the ceremonies cbeor
and hospitality, connected with those i'm.
mediately engaged in shearing, there 4 !
large number of tents pitched a LITTLE ~
the northward of the sheep-fold. for the
special purpose of making pockets kohter
and heads and stomachs heavier. In these
tents is iancifully arranged great variety
of eatibles and drinkables, SO that tbe nonst
fastidious palates and undistinon;sb;nr
guzzles may be accommodated At > ne9
ments warning. And as kind of n;ouant
to add a higher relish to the whole enter.
tainment, the fiddle bow is drawn merrilv
for the AMUSEMENT of the jolly sons of Men.
tune, and such lasses as may feel disnosed
to join the /" may dance" This Is nov
formed on temporary floor, some ten o.
twelve feet in length, and five or s;x IN
width. On this different feats of ACTIVITY
are performed, and various steps taken
which we are wholly unqualified to name
save the double shuttle and the Narragan..
sett back-step.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15
FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE.

ecE II. HILLS, Leominster.
brrs II. WHITING, Sterling.
rrL d SAWYER, Bolton.
gentlemen named above as Agents are
10 receive subscriptions to the Gazette,
pnts for the same. Advertisements, or any
fnrinting, forwarded through them will re-
aipt attention,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15
n EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, BY
= s. 7. ANDREWS.
MAssACHuSETTS

,Nn6sTER, MASSACHUSETTS,.
Ar g,,,,o dollars per annum--or one dollar
b s we cents if paid in advance. If not
~ ~ ~ months after the expiration of the
collars and fifty cents.
~,spurNTs conspicuously inserted three
! olr DOLLAR per square; less than a
rSry-TIyE CENTS, and continued a longer
be shilling an insertion.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15

A punster speaking of embarkation of
troops, said Notwithstanding many of them
leave blooming wives behind they go away
in transports.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
COLT.NRLl.T PILLS,
AND OINTMENT
{ 4 remedy far The fiies and Cosnuensss.

Il remedy for The fttts ami Costuenes.
The CoLuMDIAS Pills justly celebrated for then great
yiriue in many diseases. offered, and cnr,en;l,
commended 20 the afflicted, being decidedly Que Of
e hes remedies ever Uncovered tor the P3hs ha5lt
al F9sauess They are com osed altogether Of mild and
genie ingredients warranted free tom all c!ria nreD
and may be taken at all times, aud uder an, cir
cuusance with perfect safety Many thousands have ex-
perenced the sanitary effects Of these Pills and such is
their surprising efficacy, that the iBvcetate Of
Piles and cosseness, have readily welded to their kind
influence IN very short tune Their operation not at
tended with any unpleasant sensations. but contrary
ia agreeable to the stomach, and the, eeye the bowels
the gcntles manner From their cooling and persasisc
properties they have been found eminey sericeahI in
Of inflammation Of the bladder retention Of the urine
and burning pain 10 the bowels. They will afford decided
benefit in clls, attended with fever, inflammation of the
breast, rheumatic mpant chngs in The skin and sur
fei,s in the blood To farng mer 10 persons tray
cling q convenient, medicine, the Columpian pllsi'
will prove OF nes'mabe value, because dose of them
occasionally, will defend the constitution against any had
effects ON the sudden changes of rren climates and
will refresh the body after the fatigue and heat Of Jour
ney. Directions for using, accompany each box.
Prepared only bv BENDER, PHILADELPHIA
~ d. None genuine without my scritsen signature
FEB. %, 1923. IL
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
The Delaayare Fire Insurance Company,

INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF the sta'e % De-
laware, with capital of one hundred Thousand u",as
The Presien, and Directors receiving apphca-
lions for Insurance. at their Office, No 81, spley-see',
betw cen Front and Second sees, against Loss ihc'
ON every description of uillngs general Mechanose'
Ships in Port and their Cat goes lio"sehou'd f"'"e'
and other personal property also against loss or aab
by inland fanspo oi goods wales, meichaAc'se'a
country produce. III
Ferns of insurance will be favorable as any OF Inc
companies in the Cities ut hilAde hia or
Parties assured may pose the fullest Confidence m We
soltv uf is capital aud that all losses will be promp!
adjusted by the company. .o.,
ions MOODY IS Agent to survey property be insured
for The town and vicinity of Newcastle, in place OF CD.
Bane, declined.
Lkv H. EVANS IS Agent to survey property to DC insu-
red tor the town and vicinity of Elkton
JuHy CLOAK is GENT to survey properly 10 Dc insured
for til, town and vicinity of Smyrna
JosEPn Agent 10 survey property 10 De insured
tor the town of W.s,-Chestcr and vicinity.
UTectors.
| John Paterson, David Bush,
| Joseph aaly, Wan Chandler
! David G. WILSON, Joseph Grubb
| Joseph G. Gpin, Rnher' Porter
| WI SEAL, Presileta.
ID. BrnsFs, Secyeiary
hpi'i ~ 1920. al
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
AnAA COUGH DROPS,
Spg OR IIh.DIAyN SPECIFIC,
W. q NV For the cure Of colds, coughs
~ N'Me NY asthmas aud approaching con
XHl ,ESs ITR symptoms
xN7SsaA,kAN.aa/Nk TEsTIEoNIALS.
M - Lancaster county. IS.
EeyV%& Personally appeared before mt
Lancaster county, IS.
Personally appeared before mi

Nathan ig"tner, Esq Mayor OF the city vt Lancaster,
and being dbl, OF affirmed severay deposeu, ann
declared thai they had made use OF Dr. orHsom
with The creates success for the curing q coughs cos;
ashnas consumptons splitting IT blood and Diseases o.
the breast and unssand that i'll every tnef ei
fects were complete and nable will fully appear b. the
following testimony Of those Who have used theM'
MAnrTs Ireur of Lancaster. aged 50 years, long time
grevously atfl cted with violent conk pam a,u snes
in his sides and breast splitting OF matter from ms ns
n;rht sweais and hectic ever AID much emaciaed and
his life despalred of, completely cured by using Dol
eles better than years and remains Me US - rs
disease of his breast aud lungs affirmed ana
April 7th 1926
Samuel Dennis, aged 36, Of srasburg township MART,
Kraymer. aged II years. Of Cones'osa township cong
time exceeding ill-saac Broom, aged u years of t'
Civ of Lancaster-cured by using three b"tties-har's
Blanchard aged Sc Yeas, Donegal ownsh'p,-cuied =!
using bottles.Chris,an Hess aged - yeas M'n
nor rownshlp,-cured, by using bottles, X chald Iohn
son. aged SO years, OF Donegal owns'p--Jacob he NJ
aged ID years of the City Of Lancaster u Love- o.
the City of Lancas;er-J seph har, aseu ~ YEAR,, y"
3tra,bug township -Elzabeth kahler aged 10 yeas o
hilerstown, Manor township Each OF me abo.r nam
persons aboured under violent coughs, pans and stitches
in the sides and breast, for 10 e tune and
Of slime and from The lungs, Hectic Fevefs and night
swea,s &c &C. anil were cured short time by using
few bottles of his Indian Specific severaly sworn or at
firned and subscribed 20 in 1926.
In testimony whereof, have nereuno affixed my hand
and seal this 26h day OF January, 1927, in the CITY OF Ian
caster.
TssALl NATHANIEL LIGHrNER Mayor
Dr. C. Free man. of the city OF Lancaster, respectfully
,rms the public that the Introduction OF his med'
cine t. the Citizens Of the United S',es, within the last
IS past 287 dispositions have been taken before inc
Drouer an hores the city OF Lancaster VIZ; aver
great proportion before the late john 0 Esl and pc.
fore samuel Carpenter, ESP for many years Mayor 81 the
cy of Lancaster great number before Samue jaIe Esq.
an alderman fiji the city Of Lancaster, and now Judge &
the Court Of Pleas of the county OF also
number has been before Nlthdn'd ftghtei, Esq
that Ills Spec,ac tas prnye eninemlv useful all those
who have used and followed his bin of directions, b.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
SEiERIEE'S SAFE.

EsV virtue Of writ Of 'eva tacjas, to me drec'eo'
he exposed to public sal, the house Oh !"' ,f
tRed Llnn,) IN Newcastle iinndrcd, on Friday me iy ord
Ma, INST Al O'Clock, z. all that one, fii' el"a ,c
undl' dr onrlh part Of certain plantations OF ua
OF land, adjoining each other, situate, blhg ana peS r
NE tin"d CT 81 Red Lion, and County Of Ne@
ded by The state road leading from tNt Red Lao" S II
20 st GeprEes, by the Dragon neck ioaa, y r,s,o
Charles Thomas, STEPHEN Ieavtrin, John NJ 10y, o t
Eau, he heirs OF Evan Rice, Primal Neach, ana ne M
ct Patrick Potter, decd containing by computation AM
whne, aoout be ,he more or iess, cllr.
also one fan equal and undivided fourth part OF 'he M
og described two tracts pieces of aIsh, suas Marsh.
'iundred and County aforesaid, in the Cedar Creeh M
S, containing together, ahon. forty acres Nomj
bounded BY HE sad Creek, by lands Of The above M
Stephen Heavern, and by Marsh Of Robert fos a Harsh
u gh Exton and sonsNo 9, boundedby lan'is anu he.
OF Philip Rcybod The said Of land aud msf'
ing the real estate of which Alexander Jameson, rove
died seized Together with all and singular the 'rE
men S and appurenances therenn0 belonging r.ndvss
and taken in execution the property OF JOAN D. f"''
and Zane his zrife, and to be sold by spf
WILLIAM HEBDMAN, snI,
Newcastle. May Q, 1899
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
Dissolution of Partnership

T11HE partnership etofre exis i'g under The firm OF
l. Ta,ennpc HAeat g Son, is tins day disscsed b,
mutual CO. -en' Those debled g lie late firm / make
immediate payment TO Y MNEAL. y Q j. Authorized q
settle lis concerns. VALENTINE M'NEAL,
JAMES M'NEAL.
Wilmington. April % 1898. So
The b sinesl will be continued as usual, by JAMES
MNeAL, at Nos 90 and 100, Markets
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
sc IIOOL BOOKS.

Arithmetics English Readers, Sequel, Spelling Books,
Geogra HES Bibles Tesamen's, States, .pering and
Copy Books, Writing and Letter Pser &C. for sale at
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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-09
I)INIIDFN

yEcHE Board Of Directors of The i7vare Fire irswcaa
Cerpany, have dec'a ed dividend Of 81 per cent on
the Cap tai paid tqra Il so cents fer share, Tor The '
mouths, which wlll b. pad ne 500 kholders OF e!
legal represe taivre or ate Monday the l2ih inst
Bg o"atr Of he Board:
DANIEL ByRNEs Secn
Ma, e 3l-4t