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Delaware journal., 1828-02-26
Ant Ordinance.
no PROTECT and SECURE THE W.HIER
FORKS OF THIS BOROUGH AGAINST
DAMAGE OR INJURY.

FORKS OF THIS BOROUGH .4G.iLNS1
DAMAGE OR INJURH
Be 1t Ordained by The Burgesses and Borough
Council of the Borough Of Uihnington, That II
any person or persons SHALL after the passage OF tins
Ordinance, break, inure, or do any damage whale.
ver to the pump. pump-housc, or machinery erected
on the Brandywiue for the purpose of supplying TIN,
Borough with water; or to the pipes or conduIts laid
for the passage of the water through ms Borough
or to the hre-pugs. hydrants or pumps or stop-wa-
ters apperaining to, connected with the same ];
or shall throw or put any stones, hth or any foreign
matter or substance whatever. into the basins or re
servoirs or shall break down, damage, orinlure the
fences or paling which enclose the sane or any bull
ding or buildings connected herewith; or shall dig
or break the earth in any of the streets lanes or al
ieys of this Borough, for the purpose of disturbing
or inuring the pipes or condults, or OF obstructlnS
the passage of water through the same enter the
lot on which the basins are erected, without permls
sion every person offending, aud every person
aiding and abetting the same, shall forfeit and pay
Tor every such offence, line not exceeding Fyiy
Dollars and not less than Fiue Dollars, to be recov-
pred with costs, before either of the Burgesses. in
the same manner as debts under fifty dollars re-
coverabe by law and eyerysuch person shall, also.
be liable to an action to make good the damages
and the high and petit Constabes are hereby direct
ed and enoined diligently to inquire after and pro-
sccute all who shall hereafter offend in the prcmi-
ses.
JAMES BROBSON,
First Burgess.
Passed at the Town Hall, Jan. ., 1928.
75--tf.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-26
E.nyu0ble St0Md to let.

ONE of the best situations in the Town ol New
Castle, either for Dry Good, Grocery or Variety
Store The House is in Front Street, opposite the
Union Line Hotel is Two Stories high and fronts on
the chief alley of communication with the wharves'
Terms reasonable, apply to
RICHARD SEXTON, NJ Castle.
85--8lp.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-26
Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
firm of Thomas + Tdtmaa, in this place. is this day
dissolved by mutual CONSENT all persons indebted
to said firm, are requested to make immediate pa,
rnent 10 William c. Thomas
WILLIAM C. THOMAS.
CHARLES TATMAN.
Cantuells Bridge Jan. /, 1928.
N. b. The business will hereafter be carried on
by the subscriber, who offers for Sale on the most
reasonable terms general assortment Of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Liquors, Medicines China, Glass and
Queensware &c. &C.
w. c. THOMAS.
33-law4w.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-26
yEeOtice.

A MEETING of the Levy Court and Court Of
Appeal of Newcastle County, setting Court Of
Appeal, will be held in the Court House, in the
Town of New Castle, on Tuesday the 4th day of
March next, T. STOCKTON, c. p.
New Castle, Feb. /. 1928. 83-tm.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-26
NOtice.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of David Web
ster, late Wilmington, decd. requested to make
immediate payment and those who have legal
claims against said decd. requested to exhibit
them duly attested for settlement.
JANE WEBSTER,
By her attorney IN fact
ANTHONY CAREY.
January 81, 1928. 82-2m
Delaware journal., 1828-02-26
KAMTLTONss ELIXIR,


mas, Sore Ihroas, and approaching Consumptioas,
and most disorders Of The breast and lungs.
ASINGLE TRIAL WILL PROVE, that it re-
stores the determination of the fluids to the surface
of the body; and brings on the common healthful
pers piraton that it dlslodges and evacuates the
tough viscid phlegm or mucus, stregthens the weak
ened vessels OF the lungs shealhes the acrimonious
humor which rrtates them, and finally discharges
it. Thus strk at the DOT of the disorder, the
symptoms are of course efectually and permanent
ly conquered, the reverse Of common medicines,
which weaken the constitution, and give strength to
the disorder for the sake of modcratng for the pre-
sent some OF its painful effects.
To parents who have children afflicted with the
WHOOPLNG COUGH
This discovery is of the first magnitude, as it af-
fords immediate relief checks the progress and in
a short time entirely removes the most cruel disor-
ders TO which children are liabe.-The elixir is so
perfectly agreeable, and the dose SMALL that no
difficulty arises in taking it.
Hanuon's genuine Essence and ertract Of Mustard.
A safe and eilectual remedy far acute and chronic
rheumatism, gout rheumatic gout, pasey ,lumbago,
numbness, white swellings, chblains, sprans,
bruises, pain in the face and neck, &c. &c,
Lees InfatiaJle lgue and Iever Drops.
For the cure OF agues, remttent, and intermittent
fcvers.
LEES PERSIAN LOTION,
Is an invaluable cosmetic, perfectly innocent and
safe: OF unparalleled efficacy in preventing and
moving blemishes in the face and skin, of every
kind, particularly reckes, pmpes, scurfs, letters,
rng-worms, sun burns, &c. rendering the skin deli
cately soft and clear and improving the complexion
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy yet discovered which gives imme-
date and lasting relief in the most severe instances
THE RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR THE TEETH
AND GUMS
This excellent preparation comforts and strength
ems the gums, preserves the enamel from decay,
and cleanses and whens the teeth, absorbing all
that acrimonious slime and founess, which, suffer-
ed to accumulate, never fails to injure, and finally
ruin then
THE DAMASK LIP SALVE,
Is recommended, particularly to the ladies) as
an elegant and pleasant preparation for chapped
and sore lips and every blemish and inconvenience
occasioned by colds, feyers &c. speedily restoring
beautiful rosy colour, and delicate soness TO the
lips.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases of the eyes,
CORNsPLASTER.
An infable remedy for corns, speedily remoyE
ing them, root and branch, without giving pain.
ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the Itch.
Warranted an infalibe remedy at one applca
ton, not containing particle of mercury or any
dangerous ingredient whatever.
The subscribers have Just received the above ar
ticles, fresh from LEES Family Medicine Store in
Maiden Lane, ,New-York, and for sale by particular
appointment in Wilmington,
L. PORTER & SON.
July IS, 1897. 24-tf
Delaware journal., 1828-02-26
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,

NO. |, for 1928.
Scheme, prize of $4,000 dollars, I of 6ooo,
Of 5000, of $500, of 211O, s of 1000, of 600
of 400, 80 of 100, SO of 80, SO of 60, 80
of so, SO of 49, IS of 3O 312 of 20 and 4446 Of TO-
Tickets $40, Haves 5, Quarters so, Tenths L.
RHODE ISLAND STATE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERY.-First Class
Scheme, prize of 5000 dollars, of $500, OF
! of 1897, 2 of 1000, s of 400. 40 of 40, 40 Of
25, 80 of Is, 240 of 6, and 5000 of So. Tickets
SO, Halves, so, Quarters rs cents.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-26
.4ssignees' HOtice.

Notice is hereby given, that third Dividend be-
ing Eleven 5oso per cent on the amount OF debts re-
leased, will be paid to those creditors OF Joseph
Robinson, who have complied with the terms OF his
assignment V. ~. r; GiLflN'
- .QsSignees Of Joseph Robinson.
Dec. cath, 1897. 7l--Smp
Delaware journal., 1828-02-26
Just recsired and for sale at the Journal Office, No.
97, Market street,
PhilOsopElic Grammar
OF THE
EMGLzszf E,AMCUAGu.

In connection with the Laws of Matter and of
Thought, contormedt to the best modern usage: with
definitions and practical exemplitications of the
words which, not being before explained, have caus-
ed much Of the perplexty in attempted expositions
Of speech.
Designed for private Students, Foreigners, and
the higher classes in Schools, by
WILLIAM S CARDELL.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-26
Commission Store, No. "a, [hes,sui.Gt
Anthony n. Morris,
PARLIAMENTARY

BUYS AND SELLS ALL KINDS MERcHANpIzr
and will receive Bark and Produce of any kind and
dispose of the best and most reasonable terms
From his acquaintance with the Tanners and Mer.
chants generally, A. p. Nj. believes those who "a.
vor him with their business may expect speedy and
satisfactory sales. 87-6m
N. B. For further particulars, inquire of Georce
W. and Ezekiel Jenkins, Tanners, Camden, Del o
Delaware journal., 1828-02-26

Printing of all description done with neatness and
despatch at this Office.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-26

Feb. 18.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-26
New Books,

STATIONARY, AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Just received and for Sale by r. POR TER s son
Nm '0Z Market Street. Wilmington. Del.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-07
Education.

>HoMAS HAGARTY respectfully informs the inha
bitants of Alexandria and its vicinity. that he
VII, on the Sd Of November next. open an Academy
for a limited number of young gentlemen The AGA
demlc course will Comprise the Greek, Latin, French
and English languages History, ancient and modern
Chronology, Geography, with the use of the Globes
sud SaPs; Ethics ge Rhetoric Flo
Thomas Hagarty, from his long experience in the
education Of youth. and success in qualifying young
gentlemen for universities aud professions, both in
Europe and this country, trusts he will be able give
genera satisfaction to parents and guar sns whe may
favor him with their patronage The advertiser can
produce satisfactory testimonials of his literary &C.
qulrements, capabiity and indefatgable indnstr,
teacher He also refers the public % Clement Smith,
Esq MAJOR General Macomb, Gen. Mason, Col. Fowler,
Captain Morton, Captain Marbury, John Marbury,
E>q William Crawford, Esq. the Rev. John smith,
pastor OF Trinity Church Georgetown, the Rev. J.
Kelly, late President of Washington College, John
Boyle, Esq. of the Navy Department, and Mr. J. NC
ieod. principal of the Central Academy, Washington
City.
NIB The advertiser will give neither ho lydays nor
Vacauon. oct l0-taw8N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-07
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1928

From the Atlantic Souvenir
FORGET NE NOT.-Emitsted from the herman.
Where flows the fountain silently,
II blooms 4 lovely flower,
Blue as the beauty of the sky,
And speaks like kind fidelity,
Through fortunes sun and shower
"Forget me not"
'ris ike thy starry eyes, more bright
Than evenings proudest star,
Like paintings own halo light,
II seems to smile upon thy sight,
And says to thee from far
Forget me not"
When by the lonely fonnt we meet,
And weep so soon to part,
That flower springs up beneath our feet,
And signs, as fit WILD to greet
A kindred broken heart
"Forget me not"
Each dew drop on ITS morning leaves
Is eloquent as tears,
That whisper, when young passion grieves
For one beloved afar, and weaves
His dream Of hopes and fears
Forget me not"
F. G. HALLEcK.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-07
Scaled Proposals

"ILLbe received by the subscriber until the 30tl
w instant, for supplying the troops stationed a.
Fort Washington. Maryland, with Fresh Beef for one
year, commencing on the LIST of December, 1879 AMI
ending on the 30th November, 1929. The Beef sup.
piled to De of the first quality, and to be delveredN
Fort !" ashington on such days Of the week, not ef
eeedng three, the Assistant Commisssy may dfee"
G. WEBB,
Lieut.. and Assist Comm. SUD
=, Washington, Nov. Sd, 1923
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-07
Mr. STEVENSON AND Mr. SLOANE.
To the Editors of HE Constitutional HIP

4
| Gentlemen: dscov, r by the note of Andrew
Stevenson, dated The 9th inst. that he denies the
truth OF my Statement, rejecting the proposition
made by him to me, on the Est Monday of Dec.
1928. To those who have carr fully, aud i'm,
partially observed the political course Of A. Su-
vtnson, this will not appear strange; it is just
| what might have been expected. His career ex-
hibits abundant evidence Of disposition to sa-
q lce principle to ,he furlherancr Of his own
views. He is too well versed in he taciics of his
present party, not 10 perceive the advantage
there was on The side Of denying wha,(if his me.
, mory is not extremely defrc,ive) he knows 10
he true, over The conceding OF fac, which
would go far towards rendering him politically
| infamou,. | feel as determined, and as posi-,
live, in reasserting the truth of what have
noreh, as Mr.. Stevenson can be in his denial
but tr1s, shall ever entertain 100 much re.
spec, fot myself, and the public, to engage in
bandying Coarse epIthets with him, however ne
NAV consider il as perfectly COMFORTING with
what ais due to himself and the station WIN, h
he holds" in the mean time beg leave 10
assure the public that they shall hear from me
again on this subject. J. SLOANE.
WOOSTER, oath Oct. 1923.
FIRE IL THE WooDs For several davs ,he
woods IN the vicinity Of this city have been on
fire. and our citizens have suffered tx essivrIy
from he dense smoke with which the atmos>
phere is filled. For few mornings, (un,il g
or 10 o'clock, SO 'hck has been the smuke, that
the f'a'ures Of a person could no, be distin,
gaished at the distance Of so feet, The fires
are burning within miles Of The city, and on
NJ nday last extended back for more than ten
m'irs-how far they have extended in line pa.
railei with the strait we have not learnt. The
lie -
a coal pi,; this smell, we are informed. is oc.
casioned by quantities. Of earth being Consumed
by the FIRE. Considerable damage has already
been occasi"ned by the destruction Of fences
and valuable timber
II is probable that the smoke will continue
for some line; for we learn from Mr.. e. Reed.
recently from the river S.. Joseph, that the FIRE,
are through grea, portion of the country from /,
Lake Michigan 10 the head waters OF Grand
River. Rain, and strong NORTH, east, or nor,h- |
cast wind, may relieve US. Detroit Ga.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-07
Shoe Thread.
AOrati0 Nay.

Ladies' and Geniemen's Fancy Boot and
Shoe Muker,
few doors East OF Washington, on King.street,
"a Returns thanks to the Ladies'
~ and gentlemen of Alexandria and sacuAS
IA its vicinity for past favurs, and ~ ssss6p
sfeas, hopes ny his perse, erance and attention
TO business to merit continuance Of their patronage
He has on hand handsome assortment of all kinds
OF iadies'snd gentlemen's
BOOTS, SHOES AND FANCY PUMPS,
as can be found in any other establishment in the Dis.
trct which he will sell az reasonable terms as they
can be had any where of the same quality.
ALso-Ladies' and gentemen's Gloves; atlies' fine
worsted stockings chldrens stockings and socks
ing silks of all coor brais and ribbons and has on
hand 4 VIII Keep constant supply of Sparrowbls for
boot and shoe heels
All orders thankfully received and promptly execut
ed dSt oct %
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-09-18

own window, within few yards Of his head,
and at the entrance of the yard was another
gentleman. who. then casually passing,
had been led by curiosity to stop and inquire
he cause Of the disturbance. There were
within the compass Ofhalf dozen yards three
men fOrtuitOusIy brought together, whose u
pited ages amounted to 500 years.
After the foregoing was written,a venerable
octogenarian, who has had long conversation
with Mcdonald, presented US the following
as the result of his investigation:
1.-THE old Scotch soldier, says he is 1O7
wears of age, but there is some decripancy in
lis account of himself; for he says he came
% America in Braddock's army; and that he
was then twenty nine years old. BraddOck
rived in America with his army, in the year
l755-75 years since which makes McDOn-
aids age only lO2 years.-[SaIem Gaz.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-09-18
She took the shade from her eyes.

She took the shade from her eyes.
1t was she-Jacqueline de Valencay--
the ci-dcUGnt March;oness de Valriviere!
Her father died Of broken heart, at the
commencement Of the Revolution when
tailor of his neighbOrhOOd, who had made
the liverieS of his footmen for the las
twenty years,wa appointed commission
er, to dOmineer over his chateau. The
Marquis was killed in Flanders, in the
army of Prince SAKE Cobourg; and the
Marchioness, who had long before aban-
doned her title, and assumed the name OF
her husbands family. had lived by preca-
riouS employments had devoted her time
and accomplishments to the education of
her only son: he had proved worthy of
her attention both in talents and goodness.
His genius having been directed towards
painting, she encouraged him in the study
but never suffered him to forget the hon
orable race from which he had sprung.
When she heard that he had been recon-
mended to instruct the daughter ofthe Comte
de Regnault, she did not inform him of
her story but when her melancholy son
told her, hrs only con- dante, that Pauline
was not Indifferent to him-when he blush
ed as he related the tale of their loves, land
sighed to think of the utter hopelessness of
their being attended by happiness--she
disclosed her long-kept secret and war
ned him to profit by her example, and to
fly from such connexion, before he was
irretrievably entangled, for the sake of
o,,l 3D. ho
produced the letter which the Comte had
intercepted.
Why loiter on our way. The Comte
insisted on taking the Marchioness and her
son into his hotel, and sanctioned the alli-
ance which had formerly aroused his indig-
nation. In couple of years they were
married; and the gaiety of Pauline light
ened the gravity of her husband who, in
turn, subdued the exuberance of his lady's
spirits, by his more even temperament.
About year afterwards, the wits of Pa
ris had ample room for the exercise of
their vocation; and many gay squib was
made on the marriage of the Comte with
the Marchioness.
1t would be endless to quote all the
brilliant things expended on the subject Of
the elderly lovers no one laughed atthem
more heartily than themselves. Nor did
they much regard the spiteful remarks Of
various mamas and dashing widows--they
consulted their own feelings, and married.
On the return of the Bourbons, the poll
tics of the wife saved the husbands prop
erty and the indemnity having restored
Louis to his family estates, he was no
longer oppressed by reflection that often
embittered his proud mind, that he had
brought a pauper into the family of his
wife.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-15
BALNE ftIi COLI MI3IA.
4. y u. WILSON.
NJ. los. N,aaket Street. Wilnirr-, m

No los, Maak et Street, Wilmington
EEANE ace 3Ionted >ole Agents in tht STATE of Della
.are, for Hi saie u 0h4dgsys Ch,aQcai Ruin al ~,
ftatia, sech exttacted fo found be uils Of
America. he iian is owed cDlor strength and
perfume sud ~ and capillary virtues follows
One b'tt Ffiae 81 cents, prevents the hair ON falling
oil n Az eas tom IT'S first application, caises ne
growth q ~iisftts IN few weeks hottie price rs
Cuts sif no il soo the ar from falling l but like
wise n .tfee .ecka causes growth appear; and
i u, glses general good head of hair youug
pcfsanE
+ prereFthc hair from turning gray and makes il curl
aeanairh iaak bright and glossy, and IL lew appca
Aons ces ilom scuri and entirely nerl Gus head
actes
to2les g certificates will be show by the yencrs from
geHe1nen 10, afer hcng bald number Of years. have
received growth Of hair.
rhe s'gners' supported by Ills Britannia
feie.iys Consul Philadelphia, who thereto has prefixet
nd he royal arms of Great Britain; also, the Ma, d
magistrates OF Philadelphia who personal
ed With the slgners, have certified 10 their high
=. ability, and have likewise prsGxed their seals.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-15
THE GAS!{ NI
PInwKH-
L1TERAYs III, Mt ND SENTIMENT.
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yEslIt troaagl Ina, / bee, Ntended 10 he
d CAss- has nn cfh aAet.i d or 4 a,ptine
expec aa butl II mI,tahe not, IS nHp,t eeGeitta
y the - a's q NY ht i.ulc. MS success ia,
6uced give hs * At active form tor Fla
present year, veil - literary 5ulenis i,
decorations and TN apnics aitg -aehis. new toni
of type has been procured. uon Mach prin ed ,
the size nnm9e, OF ,at pages ) he nStd rahly
extended and aey AZ also lar -ed aud paper sup.
% ih4t formerly sed mp - IL pub cation mea.
time, that eye department nay EXHIBITS cotsespnnins
degree Of Improvement aleemruts have b cred
into ~th ar sss, Tor yaMa.ls Decorations aud
The usual number Ol copper plates viii oe tolnd and
proposed to furnish fac number with tp0 wood e,aynrs
instead of one, heretofore The wood eagrat rp
resenng scenes Or referring incidents familiar Or 'e
resting 20 most Of our Readers, alll be accompanied bN
well written descriptions OF events and eNhihluns cen.
nected With ,ic perre--cach ratccing upon the otht.,
intefe, and value.
i desire render the Csske, Interesting a he
various classes If r adets 10 whom periodical nega.u
generally addresses tse!t aud shall ftel called upon
20 search, with renewed attention and assiuiy for tile
interesting conteas Ut foreign magazines, Whe d
paper Indncement Vii be bed fer natve writers Il
contribute portion Of their abofs erch our Gaeset
fhese fes4 toi1 cas- Be etecfed hoat any sacrifice
ct nat igA res-ng, AMI get "a magazine OF small para
graph tia mtIt ctet no all e,arv works inasmuct
the Szs u Tie iClt 3 tert nsideraby enhanced
It nten 81 eiore, assumes n re diverstiet! forin
AM ihcieaa- N soild natter
The pac u s. Gaze 3li So 5oper annum, pay
ahe 81 it tastc ~ s et H. receipt % the FIRST nun
b gu 3 I a,..' N pad y advance, y % Vii
tie Tecs8ed As i,sA meatln full.
Tie aura gemen 5al y lAse ma1e Cor lie publication
81 he Gasket, waf'ant = as,lrn IS Uatrons
stall eqn q ltr4rioa, 4iy wrK OF lie kied that ia
been hlshsA 9a i, pfice scarcely eli iig, u a.
mos 3rl,nsry monthly abealons.
III Sc NO MIST Eafrne1e the work will phase mi
Ul their shes by ,tn,g tie subscription IL aa1anr
- e increasing xpe98es Y w. paper, printuF en1ia
wing, &C. rener absn,tey eressa,y Tor is 10 b IL
hshed Wit the means i n"et1. .Neiri M ID i,
tTNiNsnS & ALIXANnER,
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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-15
NEW AND CHEAP.

A. & Il WILSON 10. iQ5 Mp,tet gr,st have lust
receNela Yaety If Books n different depalin ents q,
hteranfe wh-h vii BE- sold prices la@ than they have
ever been ots red MS mai kpt The, also made
r considerable addition their stock IT Stationery and
Fancy Articles al %ch vii be disposed Of at very rvdu-
ed piccs Jan ~
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-15
.. 4. II HiLsO.v.
No. 1O5. byapvpr Srn,

JTKEETa
among which are 80 D''''
Ladies and Gentlemens Pocket Books with silver and
steel spring clasps, and finished IN elepsn s,,r'
Ladies allt Morocco Pocket Books, win needle and
bread cases. silver and steel spring clasps, &c.
: RUSSIA Leather, Nor eco Horse skin, and Calf skin
with clasps aud straps. o. 'a''o'' '@'T'
Aso-a variety OF common and low price Pocket Books
y ~ Uitsoa haze also for sale,
Band Box and Bonnet ar.ls, Writing Te,e and wrv.
PING paner ans Ink Powder, lux of superb quaIy,
reno,-, Inksianes, Sun Glasses, EIeranf rancS Roye
windsor and Fancy Soaps Of the best quality, and genel
assortment Of School hooks and staonervall Of WHICH
will be sold at reduced prices gu - "'''-