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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22
FROM THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.


slGN.-The u l,warc Patriot, few months ago, com
menced It's career with this motto:
"Frywn Indignantly nbon The Grsf ddwnng cf an attempt 10
WAsulNoTov.
Recently since the reasonable manifestations in the
SpM observable that this sentence has been struck
rom the columns OF tie Patriot.
Ihnt does Mis mran. FeliorvlHizens2
Reader this question for thyseIf-The sentiment
o. Washngon the father of his Country. and the cause
hch the Patriot espousing, are wide as the poles as'
ar Treason is nked at, not jro7rnsd upon or een-
eial Jackson will not be Preside mt, or Dictator
lie. tie beop,e see 70 IL.
Among the wonders Of the times the various modes
eectioneering which opponents put in Practice
The above selection from the Journal is OF the class pro-
perry denominated HMpuion-and presumes much upon
NE ignorance Of the readers of that PAPER If for
menl is believed that such attempt 10 catch the popu
' iaTor. can be successful But il is the common prac-
ee c the Coalition, from Mr. Adams, down to the lowest
saows candidate IN his train. to insult the good sense OF
We people, to treat tem though they were common
"e'0 p Jared to lake The yoke and bear the burden -
Is though they ought tamey to submit to every robbery OF
'er rights, and believe every Infamous story, they chose
20 invent and circulate. Whoever saw meaner attempt
W omS'ead, meancr attempt at deception than that con-
tanned in this article from the Journa' Having been bca-
0h down BY tie truh haviHC brea routed anil driven
om every pretence by the statements Of the Southern
men, III slaon to their antiiarf meetings; having seen
'A' not Southern has any idea, much less wish to
.smeHber the on,,hey still cling with uny telling
w. 70 The exploded story of dsun:on, for the purpose
"toying that man. anl that party, which alone in the
o0a' OF danger, be depended upon to defend the
o"'hy AMI the Government. Ours is party composed
We defenders Of the peoples rights; nut man be-
ng to IT. from end OF this country to the other, can
" "aed as having any connection with that reasonable
hartford Convenlion--not has wished disu-
"o--and al! that the Southern have done in ex-
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22

cm. But this mode Of drawing into net, aot more
curious though much certain, than that attempted
by writer in the Journal, the singnaie OF 9gf1e"ta
lie suppose ,ha, he may draw away from the sup
port Of General Jackson of lis original fends those
known to be firmly devoted the system Of protecting in
,erna industry, by representing him opppsad that sys
TEN. lie has arranged seventeen evidences ihs Cen
Jackson and lis party opposed to mannfaotori ries not
Of which appears view Of the case, as having
any direct ilfyrsnce 10 lin" ,ha, portion of the party
which forms large majority in Pennsylvania and which
is every day through the middle states increasing The
Southern men as ell those il favor of DR. Adams Of Gen
Jackson, alike opposed ,a #, and their o 20 on
to that is not connec'cI with the preslo tai Iics
tion They have opportunity q! getting acaddae on
he tapes more agreeable them than Cen Jackson, as
they have often sad, aud lie beg Objectionable only
accoun: Of his stninen favo,ng the protecting sysem
and Mr.. Adams b.ig Objectionable to them every
count. having nothing about him which the vast MAJ nrit,
tolerate in President, ,liey Gen Jackson
the only in the country who has character, sz.ndng
and patriotic virtue enough withstand the abuses Of
The governmental patronage. and the oo,rdprons Of Ms
cabinet.
They arc therefore glad 10 adopt him their candidate
and they do it from Size patriotic nipiises Knowing
II the time that he is opposed to their VIC ws Of
ai indeed they believe they have every reason TO
brllve that Mr. Adams is opposed to them on this
subject, because AL lie has done or said proves him
nircll 10 tariff .--nad again have of sn
done beoge call upon the freud. Of Mr. ADAMS to pon
any deed Of his proHrl e most remote tenden
cy to induce the belief l lie is n favor Of protecting
system. But notwithstanding Mr.. Adams it. oppused To
this system, least IS much favorable The south
opinions this Subject seeing that they are in great,
measure in conformity TO those of The Boston folk, ,hey
in him such Of all those high honorable quail.
ties those patriotic virtues that ought to a!urn Presi
dent, and they ha,c many acts Of his which are
corrupt and shameful, tha; they will tcrega all their pre-
jIices against tariff, and patiently submit 10 il, Under
the supente udance Of jackson, rather than allow htn to
rule them, ii their votes prevent such
tastrnphe
We may say TO Mr.. Agcoc, that his addresses to An
drew Gray Esq will avail nothing. That gentleman was
of The earliest fe ns of Gen Jackson in tins Slate
The influence of his opinions has ga ned mary supporters
the Tennessee Farmer, who like himself obrudcs
npon the people uncaled lie knew long since, and hS
knoy now what Gen. Jackrons opinions The 81
TEN of protecting ndustry-he advocates him be
cause they assimlae his he will continue to al
voca,e him. because I've has confidence il him. while h
has none in Mr. Ad.ms Your complimentary atldresse
will his predlecsionshis inellgen can
moi be imposed uron--his ffmnes4 cannot be shaken
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22
SHERIFF'S SALE,
OfSteam Hoats, Stages & Norses,
In the State of Delaware.

by rirtRe IF several uvyits e tie Sate e ei7vore Of fer
Jacas, 10 The &s,f Ssser c,any directed there .ua be
y, on FHin.af he 4eh IF august. 1923. he .taAyvng
boperN tetons!ng to The PAladepta, Douer ana Aofak
Seam Boai and I'ang'sranom CaMpany. nas isso sag.
TWO Steam B as HE Philadelphia aud the Norfoik, Of
inaeris and otkrnanship lately exam,ned and copper
ed EgIne ofoY pressure, aad new set OF boilers the
Philadelphia, together, with all their ackling, csbbn and
her furniture cf great variety, and such
board Seam Boats, and each Boat ready for i'm
MEDIATE employment. Also, two Stages, and % head of
the first Horses h Harness. All seized aud taken
in execution and 10 te sold for the payment OF the debts
Of said company, by
,Iohn Collins, Stiff.
=. sI requested state, that Monday, the first
day OF ., plcmecr tc opery belonging to SAID compa
ny, tha is SAY, The Steam boa, Fraakln her Tsckg
and urnine, Stages Horses, Wharf, Stables &c will be
sold b. the Shef of Kent coun,y.
JOHN Collins, SA,f.
AUGUST Is 122S-6i--,s
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22

pressing the; pinois q tit al. has -. Oh done over
and often in New.England, Under similar circumstances
Yet III the flee Of ". TayIors adlressn the face of
The declared opinions of the leading Southern politicians
the Adams men are urging upon party the csrge Of
disnnion, with vsilant impudence.
And what the grounds unon which this charge is
made 'one Of the grounds shown in the extrac, from
the Journal heading this article, and is about as gnod
any which have been presented. In order to gain ad
donal square Of room III our paper being pressed with
advertisements other matter the gentleman ho makes
up the FORM Thought proper TO leave out tie nsd. bead
containing, the be reveed expression cf the father
Of this Repubic-one which the supporters Of Mr. Adams
N NewEnsad durng last war; rnd under foot, far as
they coud-one which his own letter 10 Levitt Harris,
shows he dspscs To gain room, this left out OF the
paper few time, but was brought back before the a-
Gle in the Journal made lis appearance Il in
tended TO leave il out alogeer never will be lett ouI'
Willie VIC conduct this paper @ will ever be adhered 10
by us, through I'll changes, u seasons, and under every
varying circumstance.
But this made ground, upon which, to rest the charge
Of tsunion the Jackson party, and is perhaps far
specmn Of oil the grounds for all the charges made a.
gas Cen Jackson It is in effect, said 10 be treasnna-
BILE for Us to leave Of paper, for few days. tie
picture Of all Eagle and a Motn:-it is said. ~cason is
bEnkeL a by this act Now it would be treaiir tbs
lpu,ion elecoueering trick with too mich consequence
to notice il urhcr. That it sonll be preserved 10 cir
readers is enough They viii the d.ssn Of this at
tempt, and property appreciate the move which induced
it. We have ony to say in conclusion. that tie words o
will BE- forever pracced BY Us. though some.
times shall be Obliged to leave il ou of our paper, in
order gain additional sgrarc. 70 accommodate aa al
| vertising patron.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22
sHERiEF"S SALES,

DY virtue of @tt of yend Exps. to me direc.ed
ID will be exposed to pubc sale. the house of James
Frazier, Ne@alk, in Wtccly Creek iinnd ed, on Tues
New AK, White ctav Creek IIunred, bounded hy lots
or land OF Mary Whitley John Thompson. and Joseph
Oliver, and by the MAN street Of sai village If New
Ark, with atame log house. and frame sable thereon
erected, CON aiming and halt ac,es, be the same
more Or less. Seized and taken execution the pros
perry OF Samuel Griffith, and to. be sr,d by
William Herdman, tSh.F.
August 18, 1873 =. Sits
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22

ASl 'iitie OF ~in u Vcnd EAls. me directed
- will be exposed 10 ptbc sale, the bpuse uE VIII
liam Thompson Gssg"*, in eencadar Hundred,
the follow ins described 1T piece ot ground situate in
PcGcldar Hundred and County Of New Las,ie bouniei
by The New Caste and Fte.ch Town Turnpike road, h
lands ot James Tlomps'n and by lands late of john
Lumfee, deceas"dcouainng BY computation, ten acres
be the or less, with two 'rnerets and other
improvements thereon erected. Seized AMI taken in ex-
ecuton as the properly Of Marga Bfaly, and oers
gnd to DC sold BY
William Herdman, .SaF.
August 49, 1923. 6l-ts
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22
Doctor II. Thomas.

ENFUuN5 the inhabitants OF Wilmington and its vicinity
IL that he viii remain tew days il s place ard viii t-
tend t. The dferers : aN:es o! I1E5W IT5XaY. He
has testimonials Of his character aud skill lium he most
reputable snnrces. ~ Z. my be consulted at Mary DIX.
on M. lsY, Ma ket street, will attend at TIE resi-
dence Of tnose wto may wish it,
.iugust %, 1873 III 62-lt
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22

HlY ,itue OF a writ Of Hend. Exps me dircc' ed
I'D will be exposed public the house James
f,azier, New Az, in While Clay Greek Hundred. ON
rneslay ,he 2 day Of September next, at O'Clock
The following described plantations trc, Of lah situ-
vie Ling and beings in the Hundred Of penca!lar. add
County of New Cattle, Bounded by lands of Urah Sack,
Iachaiah Jones' ciA,i pulmer and K,nscy ohns. Esq.
Containing seyen. SIX cs, be the less
with the mpr"enleis and arpnrtinences thert,ito be-
Ing ng Seized and gkcr execution as the property
OF Jehn Miller and II, be, sod bv . -.
William Hcrtlman, .Sh'F.
August 18, 1928 Cts
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22

HBY virtue OF wif OF Lev. Facas directed. viii
I'D be exposed 10 public sale, at the Of A,clis
i. p-nninsoi Pot Penn, il ST Georges Hundred, on
Thursday the 4th day Of September , O'Clock.
T.. NJ. All lhar certain fame tenements, buildings, and
lot or pce OF ground, situate The village of Port Penn,
ST. Georges Hundred. County Of New Castle and State
Of Della are, Containing six'ysx eet front OIL Market
rect and sixty feet fort o. Liberty street and nnmberel
the plan ot said village 2o5 Seized and taken ia eXecn-
ton as The poper, ct James Murc, and tn he sold by
William Herdman, SA..F.
August l3 1873. 61-s.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22
NOTICE. .

MI aving called frequently many of The taxablcs Of
Christina hundred, without the desired result beg
leave TO inform al that such visits neither agreeable
NOR profitable to and that for the convenience Of those
who desirons of paying their taxes, well MY own
Considerations appoint Wednesdays and Saturdays 70 re-
ccive the m al the Inn Of James Pnmbly, Wilmington
I, mast be evident every retectng Candid mind, that
the demands aga'ns, ,e r....cctor, which periodical
aud mperons. cannot he promptly r"' ~..hont nncti
alty on the part of his taxaies And for thc r-,
vencnce, have authorised Mr. pialby To give recep,s
in my absence.
AARON JUSTICE
Ce!e,ter r. Lhris,iUa hundred
Jaiv gs.s 1899. -. nos
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22

StY vrtue ot awttt ut Lev. Facns directed. will
Ed beexpnsed 10 pull sale 1T the house ofMrs Mans.
field, Mddetownin vt. Georges Hundred, OH "Wednesday
the 81 diy vt September, O'Clock, NJ. All that
two ceran lots pieces ct land, situate il the Hundred
of st. Georges. 10 vii No. l. A lot in the village of
Mr;llsown. with frame Dwelling house. lag kitchen,
shoe maker shop, aid sbc, iAegeon ed, containing
me fcrh If an a.'e, more or less. Me-. ,. oi in
siage adjoining No. J. lands o Mary Redding, aud tbs.
heirs ofJcssc Higgins dec containing nrl d acre,
less. Also eq"al nnd,vided par share of
certain Of aid, innir ell aforesaid contain
ing in The whOle about 35 acres, less. Seized
and asen in execo, Al the property 1t John H. Mcts,
deceased, and to he sold BY
William Herdman, Sh'f.
August l9, 1928. .6l--ts
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22
National Nomination.
PEOPLES TICKET.
PREsInENT,
AyTDNEW JACKSON.
VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. CALHOUN.

We cal the attention Of racrs to the article signed
kEyT. II arsnnentivc and sctiye, and the best elici-
ion nj The subj which it treats, FIAT We have see ii i'
hspl,solate. aud invites pcrusnl aud attention.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22

MARRlED--On tile 7th inst al Marcus Hook, by the
Rev. R o. Mrgan, Mr. JomS FnAzrEn, Of this Borough,
10 Miss ELIZA TnoMas Of Mill Creek Hundred.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22
a FRIEND TO TRU III.

This truly scr tive Of Gen jackson, that wercpubsh
Ia i in accordance with accounts published by highly re-
erte Methodist clergyman in New England, not long since
AsEcnorE or Grs. JAcEsosOn Sunday, during the late
having gwen directions t,st there should b. working
pssry noise in the camp of his officers to him
md complained at Nj thod soldiers had assembled, in
oton OF his ORDER and opened prayer meeting eco, tn
M Join ttm said the General, aud request them that they
viii forget in their prayers God forbid that prayer
should ever be unnecessary noise in my camp.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22
The Steam Roat Franklin,

yEyIIS hea,ly rbered Boat is bull, "f e be,t materials
H. and coppeiet t0 her Binds her Steam Engine, tur
simplicity u construction and durability, not surpassed
by any the Delsaar and The quany of fuel requisite
Ike, pit m0tlon a, It's utn0 orce comparatively
small. The Franklin runs wel' handsomely nued up
AID eau comfortably accommodate hundred passengers
She MI be sold 18th or without her Apparel and Furn.
ture best suit pu cases. Also eight Stage Cusci
es Of the ate, and approved consructiun nearly
new. Also 10 Horses that have been mostly tiled and
iuunI wanting in the desirable qualities of that noble
qualrnped. Among these the best horses
10 Deas are, and it doubted, whether there
exhibited, III the United states, many fine horses 10 he
sacrificed in day under the hainmer Of a Sheriff
above property being sez ed and taken III execution
as the properly Of the pi.adelpa, Dover, and N.ro,k
Steam Boat and Tnnspolt tatcn Company. will be sold
without reserve by
Nehemiah Clark, sh.ffR'tc c'ty.
Dsper, 18Th ing l828-6l-'s.
NATE arc also authorised the part of tie creditors to
w sta G, that Friday the S9th Of the present month
Aug.,t VII be snl, a. ea.rd. in the county of Sussex,
by the sheriff OF thai county, the following properly. TO wit
The eegan, Steam Boats Noitolk and Piaielphia--he
former ~hch built in Philadelphia by Mr. Samuel
rlce, Of thai city, and the latter by Mr. Chaes Potter &
Son, of New York, in the winter q lS SIS. til boats
are most subs anniy built and oi the mateia and
designed navigate bos erous wacrs-hey are copper
fastened and newly cuppeied The bnd.ilave first
engines the plan Of oton & Wa'es, and are Il ted np
in style not surpassed in this, or perhaps, any Other
county, They underwent thorough repairs l. wincr III
the city of Baltimore. and in peie Order And
ALSO the day, aud at the place atore i'd viii be sold
sndy Sages and Horses, Of ihe quality aud descr on
mentioned IN the foregoing advertisement, &c.
The Editors of the Commercial Advertiser and Evening
Pos', in the city Of New York. the United States Gazette
National Gazette of Philadelphia the Baltimore Patriot z;
Baltimore Il, publican in Baltimore, the Nofolk Beacon,
at Not folk, the chmond Etguer at Richmond, I'd the
Easton Gazette, Eason in The State OF Maryland are
quesed the foregoing advertisement and ice IL
their respective papers, aud forward Their bis 10 the said
sheriff OF Kent county, by the first dav of epener
Nehemiah Clark, ISh,F9E Kit CITY.
Doper, Del. .lu5. Is, la38-6l--ts
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22

tho rule in all matters OF t'idence IS, that II
:.,ass Ina sworn falsely to any material fact
., HI. evidence shall be rcjec ted-puttlng THIS
'"a. % &c rood rule to use in determining the
"""M .. lint .he new version Of tlls story should
wee L., NJ turn to the record and see whether it
,nts nav, this ayerment. l shall quote from Mr.
IJapleL;ah Miles, Register, gooh evidence, 1t must
h. ,lowed. because Mr.. Niles IS an Adams man
.hn averment is that on the sccohu VI March
I,ckson was houored at Baltimore win puoiIc
"Snor that he atiWptly left the table," assigning
o': .;s roason lis desire to reach Washington be-
S'.a S'" Tho Senste adjourned Now Mr.. Niles for
~, record arainst this story. In volume 10
aoe,-o-it records {. that at O'Clock he sat
,ayn 10 the pubic dinner prepared lor hlln ny
w. W" Wliamson''--the Mayor picsidli's-tLat
,tsr the cloth was removed % regular toasts we're
Ironk-and that the 5th was
" General .Jackson-who like the Car thasenian
,v,rrior. passed the prohibited bounds OF an enc
my ID close with him at home AND like liannoa''
victorious in the field, destined 10 DC aS5attea IN
4 he Senate'
' aIter i wos pronounced, General Jackson rose
/ and s,;d-n udat / hore done sir, nas for my
rouu,ry-conscious tlyt the first object of ny heart
las prs,' been to adrnncp orr prosperity anu Zap
nupss. to receive the appreciation OF my fellow
\ r;t;,ons Is 20 me source Ut the highest gratit-
raion 1t is the proudcst rerard cj soldier
Not only my public acts but my private character
Ias been assailed--l have been charged with per-
sonal mcrcenary views in occupying Florlda:-i
corn 10 answer so degrading an accusation; 1t Is
a, base as it is ABSURD and could only originate IN
bo,oms destitute of every manly virtue.-l HAVE
\ No FEAR BUT MY COUNTRY WILL DO
ME- JUSTlCE''
Mr.. Niles then says :: the General LETT the
party at about EIGHT O'CLOCK, being deter
/ nincl to reach Washington city before that hour
] next lav. amidst TIE plaadits ct every one pre-
sert.n This is not all lis testi'nony-in page 2s
4 Of the same book. he AYERS that the people recoS
n=ea in the intrepid s.llier the polisNea manners
4 of The gentleman, wrrn THE MILD DEpoRrMEHr
Of THE clrI2EN.' Again in page 53--''he was
every where received with cathusia,m as gal
l,ut soldier, and adn,ired by all who lal personal
Intercourse with him for the ssnrityT ms manners
aud the Intelligence Of his rcniar!ss." SO much
fo, this bur boo Of General FrcbcanJ Lay cock
instead Of abruptly leaving the table, it appear,
l.. sat down at five O'Clock at the fifth toast made
short speech, aud remained until eight O'Clock
period Of thrpe hours at the ta5e-so much Tor
| the second version of this talc
a FRIEND TO TRUTH.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22

IAliag 7rsutIt is probable that some M sy have seen
ho ngcniosy trout may be cS'S BY those who under
stand tickling them. They almost as ce~-.ny fall into the
snare Of the bersyer, does the charmed b:- which
nred into e fangs Of the serpent, by the imaginary glo
rics which his treachery casts around the unsupccnS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-02

APars correspondent in l tier 20 he Con-
biz d,s Flats Unis, rtlates an account OF Il
Shocking occurrence that look place at the Hos
|pitsl de- 3ice:re.
The head physic'a an Of that establishment,
IN. Ferrus, went to England to study the man
|nrr of treating cpl p Ic patients, and Witness
led cure, uf this terrible malady Nv the slow ard
|gradual exhibi,in Of hydrocyaaic acid. ihis
acid, you kuow rs the most subtle poison yet
|dlscovercG. NJ. Mageudie, one Of our dist'n-
gu-shed physicians, had already used 1t as a
~seda,iyr. VI. Ferru,, had under his charge al
Bicctre, eight rpileptic p~auents. 10 these he
|cxhioncd drops of the acid, but without auc.
cess. Gradually he increased the dosr, Ill at
last it amounted TO as much as two ouoces In
l,h~ twcnty-iour hours Still disappointed, this
1 III, stefan desired to tx ibit an ounce at ont
dose, believing from wha' he had witnessed,
that i, might be done without danger. The
apo,hccary ordered to make up these doses be-
! camc alarmed, and of hiss own mind, reduced
j them one half-thal is, 10 half an Ouacc each.
Seven Of the pa'ieats took 1.-THE eighth re-
FUSED, and well it was for him tina, he did; for,
u fee minutes, the seven were ,fec,ually cured,
'hey were seized with convulsion, and died in
e,an,iy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-02
Trustees Sale.

ii Y virtue of five several deeds of trust from I aw
III renee G. Alexander to me dated the day
of July, 1927. the 9th day of August, 1927. the Sth
day Of March, 1928 the 10th day of March, 1870. and
the 9TH day of June. 1923, du!, recorded in the Clerks
Office OF Prince William Count, Court. I shall on
Thursday, the 9TH day of Angus next, before The
front-door of Prince William Courthouse, offsr for
sale 20 the highest bidder, TOR ready money, all the
Estate, real and personal, conveyed to me b, said
deeds. consisting of said Alexander's interes, urder
his fathers Will in a Tract of Land. called T fling
ham, !, ing upon Cedar Run in said County aid in 81
valuable Slaves, his share, estimated to contain 5000
acres, Of certain Lands in the State of Kentucky,
a Tract OF and of about $50 acres adjacent to
Efingham, and four Slaves now i'm his possr ssiOn. As
| shall sell merel, as Trustee, J shall c0n,,, to tho
purchasers Of said Estate such title only as is vested
in me by the said deeds.
june 23-ts JOHN MACRAE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-02
AUCTIONS
Sale OF PERSONAL Property.
IND III RESERTE.

AND WITHOUT RESERTE.
IN WEDNESDAY the 9th day of the present
~ month. at 10 O'Clock. q. NJ. will be sold at the
store of NJ. Robinson. deed, a very extensive stock of
MERCHANDISE;
principally shoes, boots, hats, c~rockery and valuable
articles, too many to epumerate. Also
Mechanics Bank and Little Ptre, Turn
pfke Company Stock.
afterwards, will be sold at the dwelling. Household
FURNITURE and several likely and valuable slaves, a
Horse, Gig and harness, &C sc
afterwards, will be sold at the ice house, several
useful Farming Utensils, 8 excellent Mich Cows, a
large crop of very excellent Corn, and a Quantity of
Hay and Oats.
Atso--A Cart and harpaess and Dray.
The country aud town dealers, it is hoped, will at.
tend, as the sale will have 10 be accomplished. They
may expect desirable bargains.
Terms made known at sale, which will be made to
suit the times. CtIRLES MURR.HY,
4dm'r. of VI. Robinson's Estate.
aug Its
% The editor Of The Genius of Liberty will insert
the above three times and f0rw ard his account e. this
office.
The edi tors Of the National IntelIigencer will also
publish the above Friday, Monday and wednesday.
Beautiful Building ] OF at A, seton.
IMuEDfATEIY after tho sale Of the Bank Stock,
Il on Monday tie 4th August-say at halt past l2 %
clock-on the premises, ! shall sell, by public aucticn,
that desirable Lot at the intersection of Duke aud
Royaistreets, adjoining the property of Doot. samuel
Carson and ST Panfs chmrch-boinga about 90 feet on
Roy al and 123 feet ) inches on Euke-stIeet.
Terms of purchase money in 60 days,
do 90 days,
do 120 DAYS,
for Negotiable notes with approved endorsers.
BY order of the proprietor,
july 26-t4.4 GEO. JOHNSON. Auct.