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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-13

We are pleased to learn from the N. Y. Eve
ming Post that a talen,edG Gentleman of that city
has undertaken 10 write a memoir OF General
Hamilton.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-13

BREACH IN THE NORTHERN CANAL.-A pas
senger called a: uur office last evening TO say
that he was in the mail coach, coming from
Whitehall to Albany, OIL Saturday night, abou,
10 o'clock, when passing by the side Of the
canal, in the town Of Saltwater, the horses
plunged into a breach OF the canal, made by the
heavy raiEs, The carriage was Immediately np>
set and carried with the stream a considerable
distance; the passengers, eight in number, es.
capped without much injury. The next morning
the mail was taken fom the water, where it
had lain during The night, and carried TO Alba
ny. The canal was SO much injured that the
navigation will be interrupted until it is repair
ed. N. 7. Dai .Adv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-13

We could ell a column or two Of our paper;
with complementary notices Of Mr.. Webster's
speech, from the independent presses Of the
country. This is not necessary howeyerto en-
sure its pe:usal. Our readers know enough OF
Mr.. Webster to KNOW his talents ard priuci-
pies, and they may rest satisfied that this pro-
duc,ion sUsTAlNs HIS well earned reputation.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-13
AIHMMN.DMlA
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE IS. 1928.

"A Public dinner is to be given by the citi-
zeus Of Georgetown to the Hon. CHARLES r
MERCER, as a testimonial Of the gratitude fels
by them for his zeal and industry In behalf OF
the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal, and as an evil
dence of The high estimation in which they hold
his worth and talents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-13

The Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of Maryland, has postponed the election
of a Bishop until he next conveTtion, after Sc
veraI attempts to make a choice. The Annapo'
lis Republican says, tina, the Rev. Mr.. Johns
wao,ed but three or four votes Of the requisite
number.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-13

The Salem, Mass. Historical Society are
making arrangements for celebrating their
mex, annual meeting with greater ceremony
than usual, on account of its being the two
hundred,h year since the landing Of Governor
Endico,t al Naumseag. Mr.. Justice Story has
been requested and has consented to deliver a
discourse on the occasion. The landing was
made on the 9th Of September, 1897, and the
celebration is 10 take place on the 18th of that
month this year, allowance being made Tor the
change made from old 10 new style.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-13

The Lynchburg virsinian, in concluding
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-13

FROM PERU.-Ex;ract of a letter from Lima
dated March 2o.-"rhe Congress has been II
session for the last eight months, during ,ht
greater part OF the line engaged in revising thu
Constitution, which is now finished. II wa:
yesterday signed by the President, Lamar, ane
on the 25,h ii is to be ratified by the people. Th'
party in favor of Bolivar in this city, is yer!
small.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-13

The addresses Of Mo Webster and Mr.. Ev-
eret,, which we publish this morning. Will be
read with interest. They contain honest A
merican principles, expressed In a manly a"a
eloquent style How different from the noisy
defamation of some Of our politicians sound
and fury, sisnifying nothing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-23

MONTICELLO, Dec. %. 1925
Mr. GILES,
Dear sir,--Your favor Of tho I5'h was rcceiv.
cd four days ago. IL found me engaged IN ORR,
I cy1td not ley aside unt!l Ills dav ~
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
PUBLIC u. SAAA.llh!.a..!A..so "a .

YrytlE subscriber ntends Offering the following
-A described property, at public sale, on Saturda,
the 1st. dav of November next, viz: that NOTED
ThyyylfsEsT and E,AEsIxE, situate in West
Nanttnel township, Chester county. The farm con-
tains 12G acres Of land 70 Of which are arable in
high state OF cultivation. the whole Of which hay-
n@ been lined three different times. The remain
der is woodland Of an excellent quality. On the
premises are a large two story stone ia, ern house,
with four rooms On a floor, a large stone kitchen
adjoining a large stone barn 96 feet long, and 81
feet wide, with two hreshing floors therein, and a
large Wagon house adjoining. Also, tenant house,
smllh-shop smoke house, livery stable, and other
out buildings necessary for tavern aud farm,
There is spring of excellent water near The door,
with stone mousse over it, and a we'll OF good wa
ter in the yard with pump therein, good apple
orchard with other fruit trees There Is lime
kiln on the premises in good order. she above
property is under good fence and conveniently dlyid
ed into fields. 1t is the only tavern on the little
Conestoga road, from the Eagle tavern to the Foun-
tain Inn, adistance of 10 miles, which makes il a
profitable stand 1t is three miles from the Harris
Iburg turnpike, one mile from the little Conestoga
turnpike, eight from Morgantown, and thirty-sever
from philadelphia; it convenient TO mills, schools
and pl.ces of public worship. 1t is noted resort
for droyes of cattle and sheep, and is well know
J as the Lamb tavern. Amy person wishing to view
the premises, will please call on the subscriber liv
ing thereon. DANiD III hNi"nl'
| Gctoher o 46--ts.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
Bishop Davenport,

with the assistance IT accomplished female teachers. The
cuurse instruction paIaed at 'nis SEMINARY comprises
the useful and most o. he ornamental branches Of
Felaaie education Term, Of Bpaid, Washing and Tti
any Of he branches $50 per quarter, pay able
ii advance.
EXTRA CHAR6ES--For Mu ,ic Including the use of
.l1F, SI2 tor the French Spalah t.ug by an ex-
pereecca French mas,er, So Drawings Painting and Er-
ctl So per quairer. The discipline Of school is
'5I l. pqr,nta, and chris,an Particular attention is
31 my 10 the lialiers Of tile young Ladies', Eu 10
ata .,ftai and rei',sinas instruction.
n be course oi ies,ons in vocal Music given
u4 ny person highly Competent, and valuable
lsat The use of the young Ladies'. To those who
r@}4.s.a Seminary ear there will be no
ea'. etN svs iHr buis, Stationary, vocal No
ae-' .a,t except during She month of Ausus.
REc0MMENDArl0N.
| rv subscribers ,ake pleasure i'll recommending the
above sci,lo ,he Patronage Of the public MIR D.ven
port mas had cxper, nee, and much experience the busi
If educ4tin, having been engaged in il since he
IL years age For three years and more he has conduct
ed oulsh sc"o! IN this pace. and la, fully ustihet
the high testimonials and iecunn,eisia'0 which he
brought with blm - his tcrlHca Subscribers ,;st
engaged IL act as Fisitiag lOosie.ee 10 tAr
ery the stale and management a the ih,tttnn; W.
confidently Expect the sclnel w susan n ntt increase
| lis former e,Ira',cn. Il. W. niiBEKF,
Pastor Of tle ca Presbyterian Church il Wiitn ~ on,
! WILLARD HALL. NM. siiEREH
| haze not the pleasure af Persona acquaintance
with Mr.. ID bat rogi The aba,e satisfactory monlt
and at his request shall be happy 10 ac w ie enie
men as Visiting Committee. PIERCE CONNELLY,
Mnlsier uf TRINITY CHuic Wi.
March 2s 1928
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10

Al MEETING Of the Leuy to's.i atu ="
4ppeat held al Netc Castle, forMc to,nty q -Vew-
Caste. a. ID. 1928.
Resolved That where any person or persons have
been or hereafter shall be returned as ali error or
errors TO the Levy Court and Court OF Appeal by
Collector. and the same have been or hereafter shall
be allowed as Delinquencies by the said Levy Court
and Court of Appeal Such Collector his kxecu-
tors or Administrators or any Of them or Collect
or appointed By the said Levy Court and Court OF
Appeal in the place of Collector deceased, remov
ed from the County or incapable of acting, or the
Agent Of him, them or any OF them, shall be and
are hereby authorizes aud directed to receive the
tax or taxes of such person or persons returned and
allowed as an error Ur errors as aforesaid, II the
same be lawfully rendered and IN case nf such ten
der and neglect or refusal to receive the same by
any such Collector aforesaid. his executors or Ad
ministrators or tile Agent of him, them or any OF
them, such Collector or his estate the case may
be- shall be charged with and liable for such tax or
taxes And that the Collector of ! axes lie author
zed and required, to enforce payment from all per
sons returned as errors who may appear to them
afterwards to be able to pay.-And that all the
above descriptions of persons be continued on the
Assessment List by future Collectors And also
that all monies so collected above, shall be A.
counted for by such Collector as other Taxes ar
By order gfAe Leoy Court.
| Airrsr. T. STOCKTON
Clerk of the Peace lS--3t
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10

dreds that do Co. and myself have listened with in
terest to the eloquence Of Mr.. johns, brother to
our worthy Representative, and would do so again,
but am to be called an Episcopaan on that ac-
count? As well mghtit be said that because there
are some white men who go to the African church.
they must be Africans To suppose that Harker
would publish handbills without being paid for them.
is all shere nonsense but should suppose from
the long time certain gentleman has been III office
at Washington, that he or ought to be satisfied
that there was no ground to impeach Mr. Adams
in reference to bis Religious creed; and hence the
necessity of finding out some one to be the mere tool
to subserve the purposes of the Combination in Dell
aware. | would advise the gentlemen who employ
these agents. to look well to themselves first, and
take the beam from their own eyes before they at
tempt pull the moat from the eyes of their supe-
riors in virtue, honor, religion and reputation.
Well may they say after the3elections are over Oh
! for home in some waste wilderness, where the ru-
NOR Of deceit and infamy might never reach us
| A Friend.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
NharslaaIH's $ Sale.

IN pursuance of decree OF the DIS
trict Court of the United States for the Delaware
District tn me directed. will be Exposed to PUB
Lie SALE, at the Village Of Seaford, in Sussex
County. IN the said district, on Thursday the ION
day If October meet, at 10 o'clock A. M the steam
Boat Philadelphia, together with her tackle, apparel
and furniture being libelled and condemned IN
said court for claims therein exhibited. and ordered
to be sold by JAMES bKobooN'
Marshall Del. District.
M;ln;nn+on Cont OF 1908 5--tS.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
SILK.

There is scarcely day passes that does not bring
us an account of some successful experiment in
raising silk, in the South and West. The Ohio
State Gazette notices specimen Of silk of an excel
lent quality, made by Mrs. DAME! Parker, OF Cler-
mont county, in that State. day or two since We
received information Of the success of an expert
ment made by DR.. M. W. Alexander Of Meeklen-
burgh county, North Carolina.-This gentleman
raised two crops, last summer, the last of which
was superior to the first Another gentleman in the
same State was very successful in raising silk and
coHemplates entering into the business ON an ex-
tensye scale. Indeed we have information from
several of the southern and western States, of the
extensive commencement of " hite Mulberry plant
ing, with the same view To obtain Mulberry or
chard that will yield leave, enough for the most ex-
teGsve establishment, would not require more ex-
pelse trouble than every farmer bestows upon
common apple orchard, and, what is better, +" old
tieId,,' or worn out lands, are admirably adapted
10 the growth Of Mulberry trees. Will not the far
mers oi the Eastern Shore find this subject Wor-
thy of their attention
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
SHEEP.

Mode ofmarking Sheep, srilom injary to the Voo'.
An English writer gives the followng.--Mark on
either side OF the Of the sleep. the initials of
the owners name. on the opposite side any number
BY which he may choose 10 designate the particular
sheep, by means Of small ircn letter or figure
about an inch long; which being dipped in common
oil colours mixed with turpentne to dry them
more readily, is placed on the part described, and
will continue until the next shearing season. The
process is easy, and will give the animal no pain
The marks cannot be readily obliterated, which is
not the with tattooing or cau'eriing'-N E.
fugMer
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
elyTNy.shugg's S Sale.

WpY virtue OF awrit of Vendition Exponas, 10 me
Ao directed, will be exposed to PUBLlC oALL'
at the house of George Gould, at Newcastle, on
the 22nd day of October 1T 10 o'clock. A. M. All
thai valuable plantation or tract Of land, situate in
the hnu red and county of New Castle, bounded by
the Sac roaa leading from Newcastle to the Red
Lion H.. eets' Run, Mill Greek, lands formerly
of AeSaaacr remiser, and containing one hundred
and forty a,les more or less on which are erect
ed Two Story Brick dwelling, barn, stables and
out houses.
A further description Of the property will be glv'
en- on the day Of Sale.
Being seized and taken in execution as the pro
pery of Dapid Ross. decd. 4. the sut OF Wih. head
flor the use OF John keadl and 10 be sold ny
JAMES BRCDSON, .2usShaM
Marshals Office,
W lnlingon, Oct. 3. 1923. as--I
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
Elkton Bank Notes received
ot ysaNs
at par.

The few remaining DRY GOODS, consisting of Cacocs,
ginehams Malsiles and Valencia restmg, Water
loo and other sawls, silks for dress coks bonbazetts
Tartan and Caucasian pads, Denmark satin, canble'
drifting canibrc, book and Jacunet musls and iiank Y
chiefs &c sc will be sold wiat they cost, and the Elk
ton paper received III payment pr for t,e saii< thost
who prefer selling the paper for good mnney IN prefer
to taking The goods, can have At discounted by Apply
ing to EDWARD 1. hhia'
No. II, Marketslree Wilmington Del.
47-2m
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
UNCOVERING A MUMMY.

The mummy brought from the royal sepulchre
at Thebes, by the late Nr. Lee, Consul General at
Alexandria, was unwrapped at Trematon Castle,
on Saturday last, by S. L. Hammck, Esq. first sur
geon of the Naval Hospital here, in the presence of
DR.. Thompson, of the Royal Sovereign yacht, and
many other gentlemen Of the profession and neigh
horhood. The body was inveoped in some hum
dreds ofyards of linen bandages of about five yards
long and from five TO fourteen inches wde--al of
them fringed, and sclvages worked at the ends.
Some were placed longitufnally, but the greater
part were wrapped round the body which proved
10 be in perfect preservation, with hair remaining
OH the eyebrows, SC. The cofiins are splendldly
covered, both inside and out, with figures and hi
ereglyphcs, in beautiful preservation; and by com
parlng the hieroglyphcs on the outside ofthe crown
of the inner coffin with the legends OF proper names
given by Champoon, the mummy appears 10 be
uuqnestlonahly Of the pharoahs The front OF
The body was covered with paste composed of
spices, s.. in part Of which (paced between the
thighs were grains of barley, still entire and IN
lhe aperture which had been made in the left side
for extracting the entrais, and Immediately above
it, there were found insects othe beetle tribe,
about three eighs Of in inch long. in perfect pres
eryaton. Plymouth Journal.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
az %.saN s..s.,sS. Z,

CoNcoRp.-Dr. Thomas Adams, +. M.
BRlpGGviLLr.--Henry Cannon, I. NJ
rsANk. e,l.p. Mr. Isaiah Long.
D,nsuoRouGH.-Dr. Edward Dinglc.
George Tows.-Mr. Joshua 5. Layton
I.EwEs--H. i. Rodney, T. NJ.
MuF,Rp.-Mr Joseph G. Oliver
TnrpEnloA.---J. Emerson, T. M.
r,mES.-Thomas W Wainwright, T. M.
Doy@n.-John Robertson, Lsq.
sNatzA-Samuel II. I4odson Esq
IaallrowN.--Th Thomas Harry, T. M.
S,.aIy BeIpGE.--john Clement, T. vi.
p.493cil, Md-john Moreton, /. NJ.
s3,}seraegs living in the vicinity OF the residence
,rtassa A5snts, may pay ihe'r snbscrip'loh money
ii ..p..., bcn5 authofl@eu 10 iceei'e - ''iu =
ylye re6stAgs
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
Vol. III.
exg9myx.1r., Z Z g.GsEa S.

"a THE DELlVaRE JO0hVNHL IS pao-
lisled on Tuesdays aud Fridays at tonr dollars
Der as,an,; 400 dollars ererg sac iaonths a. ad-
.vauce NO paper TO DC discontinued, unt'l ar,
5rearaees are paid.
u 'aI,,ertiseaents inserted on the usual ter1ns--
Yi.: one dollar for jonr insertions Of siatees
lines. and so IN proportion for cpery number q
aad1l.tionaL tines and insertions.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
Far The DsluicGre Jcarnol.
MIR. Bradford,


| should no, have troubled YOU with word
on the subject, had not an accident put into my
hands hanAbiIl of ISaoc CloWea which is also pub
iished in the Guzetie Of the 26h ut. in large prints
and in the National Journal of Saturday the 27th.
the said Isaac Gloves is made out complete fals
fer, by Mr.. Handy. From the statement Of Cloves.
(who paid hi. eXpences t. Washington is not known.
neither will say who paid them, but it is self evi-
dent that he Is neare spy, sent TO pry into other
mems religious concerns. Admitting Cloves state.
ment correct, that one Captain Martain said that
Mr. Adams was Unitarian, as he had seen him al
the Unitarian Church in Washington as wei
might, the bockhead have said that because he saw
Quakers go to the Episcopal church they were Epis
|coplllans Who does not know that there are hun
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10

The Young Ladies Boarding SCHOOL at Wilmington, bel
formerly conducted by William Sherer, Is continued
IN, er The saperntendence and instruction Of
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
Henry's Commentaries.

Suhscr;ntions to the above. and also to the life of
REV. JOSEPH EASTBURN, late ofPhiladelppha
received herc--pricc S24 4 81.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
s.,lAcrifsa' ssnke

hdry wrs icyai faS,s e ne miso cana
ttd On saturday. 9Th Gao 9itr mn al M hino in
All that pl AZ iArliN OF Land hlte sis ~. - ae ri
anle unt county stw t SHOWN D. IN, ainn;n,
~ Ian i'm nr The the state ROAD e ii i ~.
80 ~ hr' tl and riuin line OF adam tri a
Se, cef "a hone al of the hai teh Wy NJ NJ snd
~ f, Is,h and narta 20 anor tlnc thence evS NY ~ @
rnni1c rqh th ow water marx oi tss h ~ M .c
thnr ia To the place beni ana rcR p! ~. ~ a r.sl
of me a road To The lhe oil Fclet oua h. n
isnd h y thr line Of tonc III Inc Wgoas' IN n
honc in he clear anG, oc III hc " t rit nr NJ
~ @ [ marx of III. Delaware, thcIe 10 III. se. wv sni
adam ling % acres - lu X Amin" in the
rIrard and
whole eso:eth WIT an am I, nnroveents are
n,en and amen, belongings " M al b,t
fne barn. ana othe, W.
Two fyera adolnp act OF lana, DIR.
and fnnnty land o
Sticy deceaed ale ni m,r;;no
'Ihona, iIpln. and kennet
thuui the fame containing be the lame no VI ~.
With ali improvements and appue
comoious zitory iohe
of excellent water, at the door, nhe
sdrr hnu b ee good appe orchard a @ The so
,rers M huaton pcaant healthy about two ine lo ny
rough Of Wilmington re land is high Mase OF @ M If
Cherry H. md bounded by malh lots Of ihoas Lea, @nn
:. n, M , marh Elizabeth Thomas and by kuek Sieek
%ksi % and AZ perccs be thc fame or les eeeu am
tah % t the properly Thomas brdun, and to be od p
WILLIAM HERDMAN, Sheriff.
New.Cahlc, Sept. 40, is1s
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
Y!cn Dollars ReavNrd.

STRAYED away on the 2lst Inst. ablack Mare
four years old next spring. with one white spot IN
her forehead. The above reward will be given to any
person who will deliver said mare to ,he subscriber
in Camden Delaware.
JOHN JENKINS.
Oct 2d 1928. 4o-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10

AMERICAN bible SooIEry.-It appears by
statement in the New York Observer that this in
stution has now in operation twenty hand presses,
all Of which equal TO twenty eight OF the usual
kind four other steam presses are TO De added IN
the course Of the ensuing month";, which will make
the whole number equal to 40 such as are common
" used III the printing department, so men and
is women actively employed and in the blndery,
The expense for paper per fortnight is abnut $500;
printing 900 bindery, 2,a0O-total 4.9OO. The
necessary expenses Of managing SO extensive con-
cern increase the amount to not less than ten
thousand per month. AS soon as the new building
is completed, the walls Of which are already up four
stories high by forty feet square, the expences viii
be increased by the addition .! new presses, &c. to
ISl2, 500 per month. #
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
[,alies' BoarAinS school,
h5u. ~,
"A Wilmington, Dttoicarc.

.rIrt sIts,,,RlBEns attended tive late examination o.
m l.psnpo,ly Scnpo - 'hemacfs y 80 an
~ lrat fed with the m0te OF h.sstu' l"'' "',N
H. .. 4ylcnceG tnc RESPONSES % lie Pul.'a. ~
~. ,t..tea branches / heatns lug p,asnb,
Atnn "a, & nn,r, Gsog .pS ',"y ,a N.aas. ns
- ~ rive honorable s3ectn+ils W theiY heUs
& ets,,,s and We coad not but teei that 'ae
scna s Wa wen managed, and wot, ' ~, 'rN %STes'e
rublc patronage. Willard HALL.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10

M q5eleat branches I healnS' y 's'!'' D"nhi ms,,h
A,itnn, tic, Il aninar, a1ag s'N' i.' ths;r ,nlus
III n,,y tht gave honorable 1eean.s :" nGi. -. @
80, Nm, rutcu,s and coad mol out ieei uat 'ie
scnool was well managed, and W4t',S y. - ci, uEtr
pdohe paoo'"7e WILLARD HALL,
- - boarding. Washing and Tution in any Of the
, br,nchs, G 50 pet qsatsr pA4 Abic y" aaN f r.
Er,rn CAinpYs-for .ftsic tct''lls 80 ~ ~, - - -"
1h" ~ ~ Frcch ld Spanish, tauEat " Al, =
. aia, rrq,cn lnast, SO; Dtawih5 a'o E'p'lss IN
III ,rr Quartet, The discipline ot u'e "os ~ : f -, -
l.tnts aid CHRISTIAN ihe e WV ~ - ,.rson hi,rly COM
ii,,n pimody gwen III year, W leiso' ,'is H. S,
,, an. A valuable lib AIRY io. the se u u.e , to''s
aAics 10 those Who remal' III tie aea r sti,onar,
more, ,hrr> will be no extra ci'a' So ="
,,ri,sr,ct, ms IN isalmody, :. . p.,a,,an,
o. @ tr af Music upon the Pino is european
.ti !. 4 S, rse perarmer Inc course ~ -. u
isa!mody wiz commence the preseIn. 'l,sol 'ln,Ao%lNpoRr.
Nutrmber A.s--
Sept. %. 1928
If i,e,tcrs remaining III the fnst oiiite' at
AI1irtuwn. New Castle County ana state
oI Delaware, lst Oct. 1873.
A
J,hn C. Anderson.
Alexander Bias.
n..;,h Colbert. William H. Crawford VIM. II.
Cr.wlord E,u. Vim. B Cochran Esq.
Cuten Davis Esq.
niary Ann limerick, Mary Eastborn.
Charles Foster. John risby.
peregtne iIendtiehso1.
Doctor Moor.
John PIT. Il. N. Price, Benjamin Peninston.
Laurence Simmons.
Y
Elizabeth yanAearen
Esther Woodruff :,
A9--5t.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10

GHa q sss&a q aas-A - sSSSI0y
Offer for sale, at very reduced prices, at their
Book Store, No. 81, Market Street, Will
mington, variety OF
Books and Stationary,
AMONG WHICH ARE
FAMILY BIBLES, njlendl.,y aound, from S. TO $40.
SCOTS do do. 5 vol quato,
Gutlsnths animated Nature, 5 vols. vo
Oil Biass 8vo with "a copper plate engravinSs,
Rollins Accent History, s vols 8 70. gilt
Moslets Ecclesiastical History. A vols vo. gilt
Josephus, vols. yo, git, and vols, 10 mo gllt,
Common Prayer Books, various sizes and binding,
Psalms & Hymns, do. do.
Domestic Encyclopedias, vols. 8vo. gilt,
lIoopers Medical Dictionary, last edition.
M'Kenzles Five Thousand Receipts,
Lenpr,eres Classical Dictionary,
Buchanan's Domestic Medicine,
Bowdltch's Navgation, edition,
Goods Book of nature,
Don Quixote vols. gilt IL mo.
Burns w orks, Brands Chemistry,
Ures Chemical Dictionary vols. . yo.
Mrs. Hemans Poems 2 vols, 12 mo.
Snakespear, Plays, 9 vols. vo.
Do do. 8 vols Is mo.
Scous Infantry Drill, do. Rifle Drill,
Walkers Dictionaries, large and small,
eorralSs lot all knds) Arithnctics Jack flallyards
roslaneni, English ieade,s and ntoductons,
Sellng Books & Primers, states, Blank Books, OF Sari
sizes,
CypAeting and Copy Books, Packet Books,
Mathematical Instruments. Guntera Scales . D'iaefs'
F,ne fenkniyes, RAzors and Scissors, :
White and blue bonnet boards Bristol do. God Leaf'
Sold E,gn,s and points, Embossed Pal'e.,
ivory Folders, Parchment, Ma ,lstrates BANKS,
Together with large assortment t WfitlhB, Letter
Printing and Wrapping Paper, &c. &c
Delaware journal., 1828-10-10
August Is. 1873.

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~, Nf;I,ia,.yr. New Castle County and State
o! Delaware, lst Oct. 1928.