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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22

u,,, o. member 81 ",eefn1a ,,s4''l. = - IS j. l.
II Are in the neighborhool, unier peaay u "se ~
hrs fr each and every offences ais II 'e Icfah ~ ~
' ,,sted win the ,fann Of the iite plugs, si'ah
nec, or refuse 10 slni the ne. as soon ~ 'he w
,xtineushed, he or they si'ui iorie'' ~" Pas " $50
fence, the like sum Vt hfe dull''b ~, = -, +, CO.,
'e'' - ,nd he Il further Gained, That II any etsoh
r.ons sxcept the superintendent OF tie NMef "orks
mr. some person by his au,ollty s4eail opt" -"
c,cts and stop waters attached TO the lPeH v" ~,
or they tor every such oe''ee ~
sum Of five dollars. -, ~. ;r. n.,snn
&c. H. And be it further ordained, hat any pe.ao"
,.,ns shall break inire, or do any damage "hasf
OF pe'' ,h nn,nn umL6ouse, machinery eftt,ed or
ne Brandy vine tol the purpose OF sppHmg te
viii water; or the pipes OF conum nu ~ ~
sage OF the water or to 'ne st'4s TO-
nr connected with the salne or si, .aro@ OF lu' 10y
nes 6tb or any fore gn matter or substance "''a',
to the basons or reservoir OF Which cse te sane !,
h .nter the lot in which the SAID basps or reservoirs az
nclosed without permsson' or snail VI p,saN III
4rh IN any of the streets, lanes OF ae! v. W.; H.
Ear tbe purpose of disturbing moving or 'nlnrlng .'t
,s of conduit or Of obsructng the passsBe 81 VAL
hrourn the same; every person so.oiieh'S' o.
son aiding and abeng the same siaii io s ani @ w.
~, nv such offence, fine not eAceeu''b my VINO. i,
-, hun We dollars and every such p,son shall %
liable to an action make good the damages !,
Sec -. Andbe it further ordained i,i Az ',e
,.;,h coss before either OF he Bufgesses III INC sam
manner as debts under fifty dollars are rec sraoe y
law, and tile High and Petit 9 MS ap'es are hefpy 'r.'
ed ami enioned dngenl! TO inquire aeer a'a PioeS
. all who shall offend N the premises, -r,. ~ 49,,
See IS. And be it further ordained, mat the oru
nance enttlet,-sAn ordinance to protect au secure ~
Water Works of this Borough against da'nAe OF l"tN
,...d he second day Of January last DC and ing same
! peyhv repealed made null ami VOID i-iToride" ,hs
"n, offences heretofore committed against the sad :"
i distance, may be prosecuted, u Any hnes ahu LOT" !.
lures incurred under the same, may DC recoserea :, :.
a, manner as if this ordinance lad never beth passe
- JAMES BRoBsoN, First Burgess.
Passed at the Torvn Hal, I
|, august, II, 1873
e -
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Aga Ordinance
JY) PPDylsCI .aND SECURE THE Tt.3yI'f
monks or rms BORGUGU .4GAINSl
I1.il4GE OR INJURY

BE 4 Oriai.3rd ~ fhe B"rgrsses and Borough
toa,lra Of HE BvroaEh Of Wilmington, That it
nv uersnn ar rrsne .all. after The passage of this
Ordinance. break nin,e, or do any damage vhate-
YER. 10 The pump. pumrhonse. or machinery erected
on the frand, wine fu the purpose Of supplying this
Borough with water; or % the pipes or condults laid
for The passage Of The water through this Borough
or to the iiit plugs. hydmnts pumps. stop-wa-
tiers apprrtanny 10. connected with the same;
or shall throw o. put any stones. filth or any foreign
matter or substance whatever. into the basns or re-
sery ors or shall break down, damage, or nure the
fences or palng which enclose The same. or any hull
ding or buildings connected Herewith; or shall dig
or break the earth in any Of the streets lanes a.
leys Of his Borough, for tie purrrse Of disturbing
IT injn,ine the pipes contiur,. Of Of obsuucing
thc passaue OF water Though The enter lie
lot ON which the basins are cree ted without perms-
zion every person 50 offending. aud every person
aiding and abpttns the same. shall forfeit and ,ay
for every such ullcnte. line nut exceeding fViy
/ /},iays and not less t,an Epe DoAdrs to be rccov-
ered with costs, before either Of the Burgesses in
te same manner as debts under Fifty dollars are re-
coye,able BY law and every such person shall, also
be liable to an action 10 make good the damages ::
and the high and petit Consables hereby direct
ed and enjoned diligently to inquire after and pro-
secute all who shall hereafter offend in the preln s.
JAMES BROBSON.
[ first Burgess.
Passed at the Town Hail. Jan. Q, 1928.
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.HSiyitleaasa.

yEvsIE. Stockholders of The Wilmington and Pha-
" dcpha turnpike Comany, are hereby not'-
led, thai Dividend Of 8 per cent. on the stock
If said Company, for the last SIX months, VIII DC
payable on or after the Goth nsi. by
EDWARD TaTNALL. Teeas'r.
9Th mo. 18th silt
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Passed at the Town Hall. Jan. 2, 1928.
Notice to Teachers.

TE'!IE undersigned hereby give notice, that under
N lie rule, and regulations for the government Of
Newark academy, adopted by the Trustees Of that
Institution At their ,eu-annna meeting IN April
last. two competent Ieachers being required to
duct The same. tie ote 10 takr chsrge Ut Gr trpa t.
ment OF Langus.es--the nltr q! tine Mathematical
Department tl}ev will receive applications from
,pr.Dns we'll recommended Tor those situations. 10
whom when engaged lhey will be assigned NJ the
,j,h Of uttultr ney he Teacher 81 languages
(uho i 10 b. htctufl 10 receive lnr his services,
compensation Of 5000 per annim---fhe Teacher If
iie Mathematical nera mcHt, a compensation Of
$500. The trustee, will meet ii FraAiei : Hotel,
III Newark on tie l7th ard 18th Of september nrSi,
~ which days application may b. made to lie UNDER
signed ii not niatt beiare al their respective places
| Of residence.
u. ". GILBERT, Wilmington,
A. GRAY, mar Newark
:, Il. Graham. NewL London ! Heads.
! Cnnmtttee appointed by irn.Iers Of New
! ark Academy TO procure Teachers.
/ Aug. So-'ol
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Improved E1ytls'sants.
ATTEST. n

AS the inhabitants OF y ~
m;ngton are about intfn''icing
the water Of the Brandyw'nr.
into their dwellings, the s"D-
scrlbers, Eph,nbcrs Of Philaiei
phia,) beg leave 10 submit %
the cilizens OF, the Borough
some valuable improvements
in the construction Of liip-
RANTS and draw cocks.
Their improvements have
been recommended hy the u
~ Councils, and watcrins com
mittce Of Philadelphia, honor
ed by an award Of the extra
Alagellanic Premium by the
.qmerican Philosophical socttg.
and the Scot Premium by the
Horticultural Society.
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"a office.

XETHEREAS Darid wilson, Of Canwells Bridge
W Merchant-has this day executed decd Of
Assignment, Of all his estate, real and personA, TO
the Subscribers in trust for the benefit Of his ciedl
tors Notice is hereby given TO all having demands
against the said David Wilson, to forward state
ment of their claims TO the subscribers, within nine
ty days, from this date aud all persons indebted to
BIN are requested to make payment 10 the snbscri-
beers, within that time otherwise they will be COM
PEELED by process of law.
SAMUEL THOMAS. }
A 4, MOI, l NAUDAlN, a'''snss'
Cantzgells Bridge, July %, 1898. 29-8t
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CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY

CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY
Draws August 25,l.--SCHEME. prize OF ST.
dollars, of | 966, 9 Of 1000, 6 OF 800, OF @",;
0of $50, 10 Of 100, go Of 100, 13o OF ~. iio'
Of A. and $3.50 of @
T.. BARKER's.
PROMPT and truly Lucky Office, No. y. Marker
Street, Wilmington, Del.
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FOR Sale, II Farm,

On the Delaware river about three IN les below
Port Penn containing about TOO acres, more or
less principally Marsh, known by the name o. Long
Island This Farm though not IN good state OF
cultivation, might for atripg expense be made
valuable Grazing Farm, and will be sold on very
reasonable terms.
ANOTHER FARM,
On Christana Greek, about two miles belo"
Christlana Bridge, containing about lUo acres, a
good portion of woodland.
As it is presumed that any person wishing to pur-
chase, will view The property, il IS deemed nnneccs-
sary to give more particular description. For
germs apply to JOHN NV ~
l4oudon Britain Township Chester County Pri'n
SAMUEL. w. WOODi.AAD,
near St Georges. Del. or
DAVID 3. NiElN.
Christians, Delaware.
Jtrne II, 1920. l7-h
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-22

rmnc;Iof HE Borough OF wilmington That 'herr shall
he appointed annually committee consisting o. I'VE mem
ners Of The Councto etltied the WaternsC tee,
who shall general superintendent "ver the wa
ter works at Borough TO whose directions me super
;ntendent OF the works shall conorn unless ohe
wise directed by ordinance; applications TOT supply "
v.er nv nryate ppes shall be made to the sad commit
lee or some member thereof, at least i've days pe1re
breaking ground for thai purpose and an pc mus ,"r .e
same shall be issued by them, in which peims me she
or meter Of the terrules which to be inserted INTO
the main pipe, shall specified; and the sad cnmtee
shal. ket fair record Of their proceedings st o. nose
who have contracted for supply OF water by private Pcs
the date OF the contracts cve, the rates and AL
such other matters belong T. the duties on ther ap
nent and for this purpose, the eefk o. '"e ny NE
Council shall end their sgs, and act as their eeth'
winch he shall receive reasohape e
ANY person persons who may litrvaer cohrao ~,
suppl, OF Bianay@inc "aer shall cause lhe Pc VI
mo III. same, sufficient strength, and s'ai az
b,v. Sufficient stop cock affixed thereto, wiilh me h
It's Of the FOOT pavement, at the distance ct Twelve hces
ON the curb or gutter to Prefest accuei.' 'im H.
leakage Of the sand pipes and every person WV LAY
supptctl with such water. branch connected WIN
private pipe shall have sufficient st"p-cock afhNed 10
the SAID branch pipe, conveniently may ne 10 "
81 private pipe, stop the supply "f"aer tfonen
the sand branch pipe When reqns't, and NOT interrupt
,he supply ote, persons having right TO use me PR
wat. pipe th when such coint xion may be rmea ana
every person who may be supplied with water from
pyate pipe having branch or branches connected
Nth as alre ,aid sa in like manner nave su'c'e,
.tup.coch affixed such private pipe, above me ssa
branch branches, for the purpose Aforesaid ara y,
case OF eject ref sal TO have such stop COCK aAea
as SAID. every persn SO offending sai i"Het aa a
the sum 1t five dollars and the watering c"Hnlee S.'
lh,y power TO direct the superintendent OF the water
WORKS 10 dctac their ierrulc from the PIPE Of conduit
Spc 9 And be ii ORDAINED " the authority aforesaid
Jn III mnbers or other persons who may hereafter be
cnnI,ta o lay such priyaje pipes, branch pipes, OF PR
,r noe ha,in branch branches atnr SAID, or to
t o r. mar the sat O. ar hereby qnl cd and cjined
~ ~, - 49, az ,.nt 4, nc mn, Droptr ~. n mrs
~ IL, sple w.,iea an covered as hereinafter ms IL
one,l and IL. penat lo,,as Tor every neglect
: thereof. ~,
ix., i .tlt ,vtl,I
'sss' = ~ - ~, lied n III, hrst l.
,;o, II Rms Iti,rAn /, i4re i,l opening *
tlsi tr, igils si, ~s.,Ci at,i he Maiieil up WIN
lh"ek or \ vny a,t stcntch caNel,d With the same, i
n,ti, non n -t.ci, .n.lc y, SITUATION o The sad
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GibsO,, s. .Nather,
IT.TTMaETgRS
EIUNaEENS

ND ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and me
AGCilizens of Wilmington generally, thai they
carry on the above business IN all i.s nrancnes y
No. 49, North Side Of the Loser Mdrket; where
they keep constantly on hand
fgXDRANTS
Of all descriptions Of the best quantity, together
with LEAD and IRON PIPES, calculated for con-
yeying water into private houses; winch they
offer on the most reasonable terms.
G. s. NJ. flatter themselves, that from their long
and intimate acquaintance with the Plumbing brs'-
mes, in Philadep hia they win be able 70 give gen
eral satisfaction Those who wish ths branns"int
water conveyed into their houses will please Apply
MS above. Ifa more particular reference Is want
cd, please call on Mr.. JosEpn GRrsB.
Wilmington. June II, 1923. 1i-on.
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Fashionable
Boot, Shoe and Iru,at Stores,
JAMES r.zs' I'd EaAE,
Nos. 9o, & 100, Market st.

ID ETURNS his sincere thanks for the patronage
~ afforded to the late firm Of M'NEAL u Sow,
and IN assuming the business individually, would inform
his friends and The public, that he intends devng h,s
,ention more particularly to custom work H. fatters
himself that from his knowledge and experience the bu
siness he will be able to give general setistacton
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Wilmington and its vcin
ity are informed that the work will be conducted under
his immediate n,pecion by choice wnrkmen Of the best
materials, and according to the latest fashions
He has on hand and ends keeping large and complete
assortment Of Ladies' Black Fancy Colred Lasting
Dpts and Shoes; Morocco do Calf Curtia All, and Seai
SIX n do Mems Fine Boots Sh and Pumps; Goa Sc
Wafer Proof ots Monroes, and S}ues. Also, genera
assortment Of Leather and Hair TRUNKS.
N. b. Shoeakers would iud i, a outrageous 10 snrpl.
Themselves with s,uifs and trimmings from his
sot.m ent JAMES MNEN.
Wilmington, May, l6, 1925 lUS-3n.
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Young AaAies' HoarAing SchooA

The Young Lanes Boarding School at Wilmington, Del
formerly conducted by William Sherer, 10 now continued
I'M, er The rin,endence and instruction OF
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Shad and Herring Fishery

Belonging to the Farm, and wild fowl are plenty
in their season, particularly CANV Aso-bAeh
DUCKS. The persons who have resided 'he ,n
have enjoyed remarkably good health. The build
IA ings are clearinghouse and Kitchen, zen,
lsslEE meat house. courthouse, granary, slaoie ana
rouIlrv house. There is we'll Of good.water IN
the yard !,
The undersigned wishes to sell this property at
private sale but if not sold before the first DAY OF
October next, will, on that day. be offered at pub
lie sale on the premises. For terms apply to the
Subscriber at his residence Kent County aforesaid
Captain Nathaniel Comegys who lives ADJOINING
Or the overseer upon the premises WIZ sho" inc
VIM GRAVES.
August 4, 1928. ol-s
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Notice is hereby given, | nat

the Levy Court and Court Of Appeal OF NeW-Cas'
tie County, will meet at the Court House IN the
Town Of NEWCASTLE, on Tuesday, the 3olh day OF
September next, at which time and place the Asses
sors Of the several hundreds in said County, are re-
CURED to attend to take the Oaths of Once ana re-
ceive instructions for the performance OF he.r a'f
ties as Assessors. /. olUt oS'
Clerk Of the Pence for y. Castle County.
.Nev-Castic, august 6, 1928. 3o-looo
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Dissolution of Partnership.

vHNiE partnership heretofore existing under the
IL firm of Valentine NJ &cu e. Son is this dsV dis
solved by mutual consent. Those indel ted 10 die
late firm will make Immediate aymemt. to V. NJ
NEAL, who is authorised to settle ITS concerns.
VALENTINE M'NEAL,
JAMES M'NEAL.
Wilmington, April 90, 1928. a-3m.
The business will be continued usual, by James
.uNsol, at Nos. SO and 100, Market St.
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Htor sale, the Farm

esE The Subscriber, hich is situate in Kent Coun-
Wv. MARYLAND, on Chester River, about miles
from the Head of Chester. and two miles from New
Market. i, contains from 275 10 800 acres OF land,
about forty or Fifty acres of which is woodland,
well covered with wood and timber /; the residue
IS all cleared and cultivated. The soil is of excel
lent quality, and few farms are more advantageous
w situated. There is good
ChoJ ond Harrinr Rich cry
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.H3s Ordinance

For Regulating the Distribution Of Brandywlne wa
ter in the Borough Of Wilmington, and tor other
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22

IN another part of paper We present to our readers
the proceedings Of the Jackson Coronation Of Pennsylvania
The delegates from the different Counties OF the state as
sembled at Harrisburg the 9th OF January and uha
mousy nominated ANDREW JACKSON as Presidents and JOHN
G. CALHOUN as Vice President Of the United States. ihey
o med an electoral ticket comprising some OF me MOST
distinguished names in Pennsylvania all OF whom II Is u-
derstood will be pledged TO the support OF Jackson ana
Calhoun. This regarded the most important OF 'he
Site Conventions be held prior to the presidential eiec
ton for upon it, in great devolyed he duty Of
selecting the democratic candidate for the Wee PRESIDENCY
The distinguished individuals nominated by this conveh-
ton are now regularly brought before the people as the
republican candidates for the gfes executive IN our gov.
eminent Their claim distinction rests upon the sufest
bas-ong tried and faithful seryces-uniorm ana STEAD
fast adherence the principles OF Their party ana un
oub ed talents and capacity for the stations to ~hch .hey
are called Their popularity results from "the pursu1 OF
noble ends by noble )" and in the support OF such
men. We canno, but feel well grounded coincidence OF
success, founded upon the enlightened virtue, and dscrm-
nation Of the American people Upon their sovereign WIN
must abide the result; and 10 them we fearlessy commit
the cause-which is their nations character,
nations hopes await the sue,and in times OF trial. inc
people will ever be four9 tg,Ir to themsetsrs = o'
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.,,,,s amendment. Fl vas then adopted. Seve
4 a,her amendments were proposed and sdopted.
Il ~. Committee rose and reported both the bills.
IT,. H,,se accepted the report OF the COMMITTEE Of
:. Whole, on the bill making an appropriation io'
L +, revolutionary pensioners and also on inc appfo-
T,,;,,oo bin with amendments. Tor the service OF
TN year 1898. They were ordered to be engros-
"a and read third time Tomorrow. 10.
Fridny, JANUARY 10.
IN SENATE.
4 49, h;u - abolish Imprisonment for Debt was
4aken up, when
). r.hle length in opposition to the bill
n ~ was rep,ed to by Messrs. Chambers, Berrl.
"a and Woodbury., in its support.
n the anal question was then taken on Its passage,
\. ii ,hr bill passed by yeas and nays %, to Ito.
4 ~. following bills we're read and ordered to a
Tie M making appropriations for the support
liz he Government for the year 1875.
4 The bill making appropriations lor the payment
gof Revolutionary and other pensioners.
u The bin 10 prevent defa;cations on the part OF
4. .. ~. h,r.;nc agents of the Government and
The bill TO regulate process in the Courts OF The
6r,n,,d States. in States admitted into the Union
.,n,e 1-se was taken up as the special orter OF
~. L,y. and discussed by Messrs. Kane, White
and Van Buren,. ,
4 The Senate then adjourned 10 Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A Several engrossed bills were read third time
4 s,d na.sed among which WIS one preventing de-
8l.ca,ons in the disbursiRg agents OF the govern n
a.sn,. and the bill making appropriations Tor he
as,ppo,t Of government for the year 1893 Inc
SEIouse then proceeded to the consideration OF the
3hl for the relief OF Marisnev d Aute''se VIII h
8;nyolyes The question Of paying for the loss OF .
8 slave Before the question was taken,
\ The House adjourned.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22
NEW CURE FOR lNTEMPERANCE.

Mr.. Cramcr, German physician, asserts, thaa
suIphuric acid taken with bitters completely adj
Gates the disposition to the incorporate use OF ar
dent spirits. A physician has recently published
. m. cal Journal several cases in Which this rcd
has been tried, and which oonh ms The account uf
us utility. From one TO two drachns Of The acid
is added to pin, Of tasorite quor Of tho patient,
aud one vine glass full taken every one. two, or
three hours, the interval between the doses being
uIated by the quantity Of liquor the patient has
previously been IN the habn Of drinkng-it is to be
taken TO the extent Of producing ntoxicaon
Chambers remedy, from the quantity Of tartar
eme,c it contains is in many csses improper, and
in some has proved fatal The above remedy is
simple productive Of no dangerous eTects-ant
its utility easily tested Bat. Int,
Inbortnns tie LADIES' very cohsidcfae medical
legs inf I'm the fair sex, that by active
of their fans, they check pespaioa hch produces PIN.
piles, and an actual change Of the complexion.
SkIxAs. lottery dealer, had the prize Of S2J.-
900 in the last New York Lottery on hand Alter
The lottery was drawn.
correspondent Of the Boston Centnel furnishes thai
paper annually with statement of The fires which have
occurred The proceeding year That for past year gives
gh', all IF which, except one we're exnguished-
The entire damage .loes not exceed 10000 dollars.
General Jackson and la5y left Nashville or
Thursday he 9th Dec for New Orleans. atten.
ded b. Governor Houston, Mr.. Hamilton, Of New
York, and others
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22
TUESDAY. January %, 1928.

To the subscribers of the Ua.chmaa the editor OF this
paper presents his respects and informs them that ne VIII
be much pleased if they will continue their avors to the
Del,care Patriot Such of them do not give notice to
the contrary by the 18Th Of February next will be consid
cred as continuing their subscriptions, and will be supplied
with this paper accordingly.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22
The {" Prize Selling Once"

Has been true It's motto BY selling two capital prizes
within week. The ioowing are III numbers drawn
llM Class Dismal Svamp Lolfery II Virsin.a
2I-29-- t2--12--a15- S6-.4o-- SO.
The news is by no means dismal 20 the citizens Of th
Borough for had the pleasure Of selling Mes. Is, &c.
AZ, Prize of $500 to resident Of this place. Tie
Jllioa Conai L2i!syy draws O-MOa2OW The Capital
Plise is SG5.C 50i! Apply at
Robertson s Littlc's,
Prize Selling Office No 60 Market St, Wilmington.
Ian 90