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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-18

No,r is The time TO use Sfomach'c B'fterS,
Grand Restoraticcto HeaHh.
nOCT tyEDDERBURN, informs his TRENDS ana An:
the public generally, he has now on hand =. ms
onop ON Fairf.x.street large supply OF the aoo'e
upr6u,Iled article, by the bottle, dozen, gallon or
Quart. All who are DESTROYS of enjoying that mesti
mabic blessing, health-in clma'eshxe 'his' WIZ
f,gs and ml,snaS, are common at TINS, ana ou'er
sc,ons ofthe year. will find it to their advantage I"
use them two or three times day, as great osneh;S
will be derived from them In extreme cases OIL ueo
Ity. they have seldom faedto have the desired CT
feet, as can be provedb by number ofour most reSPec
table citizens of both sexes, They have also been
Tsed IN many places in Virginia VIZ Mohmonn, Sop
folk, Gosport, Hampton OH the potomac' "appahah
- - mi lanes Rivers, and the lower counties o.
Maryland.-They also have been spoken highly Z"
in Kentucky, Pensacola Tallahassee, Key "es'' Ne"
Orleans, Mstanzas, (Cuba) Bermuda ST ihI'nss
a. p,r,ho,onewsand Martinique. Each bottle has :
label of directions, and sealed and stamped with ny
SEAL to prevent counterte'ts. - ,o,ou
II H. frsouen,Iy sold them at 81 April Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-18

COpartnership Dissolved
FINIlE Copartnership of JoHN NJ JOHNSON s. Go. is
L this day dissolved BY mutual consent. Those in
debted viii please make immediate payment to either
of us, and those having claims, present them for set
tlement JOHN JOHNSON,
July 2S-2w RASH, HOPKINS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-18
Fine Salt, &c
Books,

npHvate Sale. at lowest limits,
mk Il GEORGE JOHNSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-08-18
c. & I. ? VhnmpsOn.
AVE received per Ships Be'yidera and Herald
u snI ,,har arrivals, an assortment of
SEsaSNSS GOODS,

!
Consisting OF
Al and O. striped and checked fancy ginghams and
Srersuckers
! 9.S anil 6-4, cambria and iaconet musnS
| 1 fame, striped and figured do
! Plain and tamboured book, do and Scotch lawns
rs, fancy prints
Black and colourrd sarsnet cambrics
Gr:,ndrell and shaded nankeens
silk stripe and brown linen drilling
" hite, buff and fancy printed cuttings
NNcd CaSsnetts and angola caSsimeres
Mixed aud drab cashmeretts
SupeI black hastings
Ladies white aud black ingram cotton hose
MS white aud mixed do and half hose
Thread and bObbinet laces and d and 4 bobbnet
Spalfe,d. Gag, bandanna, levantlne, Matrass and
linen cambria hhdkfs
BLACK aud cplnurd s,rsnets and eros de nanlA0 -
florence
pI,ck and coIourcd Canton and French grapes
! lies White and coloured kid and horseskin gloves
Nens horse skin, beaver and buckskin 10
Ribbons, newest style
Ladies bolivar hats
70 AMI Al Irish linens
Sd and rs do lawns . ,,hoJ
5 4and 81 do sheetng, Russia do brown q o'e'e"eu
Sd ga and 1914 diaper and damasX 'ao'e ""@"
: : ond rs danaSk napkins
Rroy,n and black holland, ravens duck, and hucka
back
Yellow and blue nankeens
Rest Italian wing silk , a. J.,
White and coloured cotton balls ana sPoos' "'' u"
and patent thr, ads , s
IIed s.ckinr streltz oznsburgs, shoe thread, nc
ALSO,
prcwn and bleached domestic ih,rtngs ana snee''
ms checks bed ticking, plads and stripes Go'.o"
'"sS' april IS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-10
.Nayat-p0in, Light Mouse,



DEOPOSALS viii be received at the
a Office Of The Collector Of the Customs
at the port OF Newport until the 18Th day
ofJuly instant, at noon, for5ulding Light
/ i,Iuiisc md dwfltg-l;ouse at Nayat Point
| r. FafraGudge, bay, Of the following ma
tt rials, dimensions, and description:
The Dwelling House 20 be ty,ilt Of BRICK
or stone. thirty fopr feet lor wand ~ven'y
wide one stofy Of eight ieei nigh, divided
iniotGo rooms, wiib aJentry between, The
stairs to..ba in the sntry TO go into the
! chambers, which ere 10 bclGthed and plas.
! tered, chimney in each end Of the heuse,
with fireplace in each room, iron or stone
monilcpieces, cellar under the whole Of the
\ house, with suilicIent walls Of stone laid 10
! lime mortar, twenty inches thick, six feet
Fdcpp 1.-THE walls Of the house 10 be twenty
inehes thick if of stone, end tHclvo ioches
dick if OF brick, Sid u2 IL line riorar I;
| The roof 10 be rectangular, tiIe boards Of
! which 10 be well jolnted and hnlged, aud
well secured and covered with good mcr
/ chantablc shingles;t three windowsn each
room. oGsiSloen ljQhis ofcighi by ten glass
each, apd one Of tie, same dla!ensions III
each. chamber inc doors 10 be .oDr pa.-
neiIod, with good hinges and thumb 'rfeb.'
es To each. and a good lock oa i5o outside
door closets in eesb room, all the floors
- re double md well nailed tie inside
gails snd ceilingyro be lsihcd and 2laster'
| ed and all The inside work TO be finished
in plain decent siyIG with good seasoned
/ lumber.
Attached To the Dwelling House, there
must be porch fourteen by Twelve feet in
/ tho ciSr:ihe walls lfof stone twenty inch.
es tLi,k. and if Of brick, twelve inches
thick and eightfeet high. the room 10 be
Ilsibcd and plastered, with double floors,
one window aud one outside door, Ghd one
ito comnuBicste with the house; ehi'1
nev with fireplace 10 giZehble oven with
an ron door crane. ,rammels and hooks
in the fireplace IN the porch one eide Of
the chimney sink wilh n spout leading
Through the wall: oil the wood work inside
and out 10 be pamisd vi:h twogood coat
of pairt; gu,ters 10 icad Y5und the bouse.
I. with spoufs to carry off lie wafer ;aa oui
house fye fec, by four shing'cd and psint-
cd: a well suiiieienlly'deept 70 procure good
yttar. stoned or brick - up, with a good
ctfb or windlass, with an ironehaiD and o
.,rorr iron hoopod bucket stairs 10 go IN.
ho the cellar: outride cellar doors end plank
.ieps into the cellar; two Windows IN each
cellar. with grstiugs and ssshes conisin.
ing two pancs of by ~ glsss.
The Light. House to be ofhrick or stone
he form 0c,agon. the foundation to be o'
tone. laid as deep % may be necessary 10.
make The fabric perfectly secure, and 10
! % carried up ooo foot above The surface
of lie earth, from tbs commencement q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-10
Witness oiy hand, this.'---- da,


Form Of a Declaration 10 is made by he
non commissioned Ogscefs, AIaSic,ans,
and Pricutcs
iorthe purpose Of oJl1iuing the tphest
ef'Anec fos .bs roiefofceHain Surviving
oilicers AMI soldiers .f tire Acgy of .hc
Reycution," appro.ed en- .ks l5lhof day,
1875, Of in the County Of,
lin,thc State Of do hereby declare that
/ enlisted ~ ihc Continental line Of the
Army cfthe Revolution, for aId durIag the
iwlY, and caAinued in is service until Is
erliiEatton; NJ which period was [Ser-
ge.nt, Corpora, rlus.ciaD, or Private, as
,bS case may BEL IN Captain Is Com
parv in the regiment fthe line.
And J also dcclarr That afterwards reed
q Certificatc for the reward Of eighty dolls,
to which was entitled, under resolve Of
Congress, passed Ire 18th OF May, 1875.
! And further declare that was uot,.on
The fltecuth DAY Of March, 1923, on the
: Pension Lis. fthe Uaiet S.ates.
[.5igacdI
Before me, here insert either JusE
,ice Of The Peace or other msgistrste, dolly
empowered TO administer oathsl in the
Cann'y Of in tie State Of per.
rcrely appeared, tlis cay ard ,
uf the eoid County, who die sevcFri'y make
oath that b. whom the foregoing de-
clarnlion vas subscribed, is gcnerullyrc.
puted aud believed 10 have been 90 oticer
I IN the Army Of the Reyoiuticn' III manner
rs llogc,n stated. ..
Witness my hand, shis day OF IN
/ lie ve1T
[Signe1l
/ Clerk Of iip Court nfIhe County
OF ia iae Stale cf 10 certify, tl,a'
--heiore whom the foregoing afiidoyits
oerc sworn, was, al III tines Justice
ofthc Peace. or ss the case may bel and
July empowered 20 administer oa'hs.
la lss'imany whereof, J hagc hereunio
Sc, NJ hand, anl seiSed the seal Of
/ H.. phc said Court, tbs DAY OF
: h. tie year
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-10
Notice.

Ty,IlE subscriber VIII open a sclrool ia
4 Nevyarton the 23d day Of Jpug inst. Z.
in the schopl Foosc lately occupied by mr..
John RodmaH. er l,.... l,t.s .,.
The terms of tuitioa viii DO 'or ip4iTne-
ton in spelling, reading, wiiung, aullino's )
tic ard geography, SO per qnarter--ip ibo-
Latin ana Geeh Language - per quDster.
elisha hTkiN5.
Newport, June 5th 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-10

Krtw an mca by these p-ssenls, hat J,
---,nf -, "a the county of =, IN the
State of -. do hereby conHiute ond ap-
poiu' ----. niy true AID lrsiot attorney
yiih tower Of substitution az ne. and iD
uy neinc, 20 recc'ye from the Uni.ed States
..t sn oun' ufpsl now due 10 me, under the
Jcl fyr nc rsh.f =. riainsuryiylns ohiceTs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-07-10

! pnd soldiers Of the Revolution, appruye
10th May, k26, as -----s- in the ---..- repi
ment ofthe ----!me OF the army ofthe Re
violation.
+ Witness mv.hend and seallh - ds,
4 ot-----, in'they year ----
-Ssossd pragstSi;rersa sa As
+ prts.nss 49, -.a
80. ISisRslI [lss1s
Before me, 80, a Justice ofihe Peeae in
theCounly OF 49,, IN the State Of -, per.
soueilyarpeared ,Ihis day.--.-, whose nsnie
Is subscribed 10 the lorcgeipg, pow er OF al.
loynev, aud acsnaw!eIsad tie same % Se
his set and deed.
Witntss my hand, this s----day Of -,
M the year---- 81 tlM
isigheals.
I, ----, Ciers ottAe Court of The Count
Of, in the State OF ----, do hereby Ger.
lily, ihs, ----, before whom the fSfeedinp
power of attorney acknowledged, is a.
Josti.e OF the PcSte
Ia testimony whereof have hsfe.
=, unto set my hand, gnd affixed the
lF'S5 seal oItbe SAM oouit, lhis-.-sdsy
Of, IN he year
49,
frl'
Form cf.3Fddr'i 10 be taken tyoftornssss
Before RE, "a Justice OF the ppaceI
inthe county of inthes of per
sonal'y appeared this day, ,thc attorney
named inthe foregoing power oihitorney,
and made oath thar the same was no, given
TO him by reason o. nytranster, or OF any
attachment, levy, or seizure, by any legal
process whatever, ,ofthe pay therein author
q, h,r h. I, al "a ...I
attended. to enure. Wholly 10, the personal
2cneEtofthepcrson by who-nthe said pow
er WIS exec Lted.
Witnessmy hand, this day Of IN
iacyeur
Before me, there insert ci,ber o Jus.
lics ofthc Peace or other ma6is,ratc, duly
empowered 10, 0dmingtar oalhs, in the /
County of in tho State Of person.
Ally appeared, shi5 day, and OF
.he said county, who did, eeverally, make.
oath, that by whom the foregoing dos
cloration was sutscribod, is generally re-
pr,ed and believed 10 have ltes On omcer
ip the Army ofthe ReYolation, in manner
a. therein stated.
Witness my hand, this day of ,ni
the year
fSirned1
I, CLERK the Court Of tho County
of in the State of do hereby certify,
tast before w'crnihe foregoing eAida
Wis were sworn, was, at the time, therein
seri either Justice ofthe Peace or other
duly empowercft3 administer
oaibs, lons a;dy etns5wetcd to adspiniste
,sths. ---s 's-.e-s~'.a-+- ga',. 49,
In testimony whereof, 7 have here
IL 4 A N
L. d PeFt fine said Court, this day |
OF in The year o
[Sgncdl
fTupc 10 a rnoa
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tpUsLic-Ho. 331
AN ACT for the paqisLmcnt Of contra
ven,ions Of tbs fFh or,ict- oltho TIea.
~ between The Jni;od States and Rus
sia.
he Il enacted bys1s Stprte and Rouse Of
Representatives, q Tie tf'9ed States Of n.
merge tp Congress GSSfN5ieh That if
any one being a citizen 0fthe QnitcdStat9s,
or Trading under their sclhority, shall, in
eontrageniion of the s;ipulaiions entered
into by ylbe Unitea Stetss with the Empe-
Tar u al the Russias. by the frth article Of
gne treaty signed at 1t. Petersburg, on the
sayenteertli day Of april, il the year of
oar Lord oBa.thodsaGd eight hundred and
sWenty- four, sell, or eanse to be sold, TO the
natives ofllo county .on the Northwest
coast oiAluos,ea, OF aAy ui lis islands al.
Icent lbGIe'o, any sH'r'tops iiiuors, ffe
arIls, or staeS arfhs, t.owder OF munitions
efwar Of any KIND. .,li,e person 50 offending
shall ~ fined in s,siIm not less than fly
,.nof more tHau t.,.s hundred dollars, or ian
prisuaed nos lsaS iE:E th.Fty days, nor more
Saul six months,
Sec. :. .Hld tsI f;itber snacted, That
Tie superior courts Ia each of the territos-
ial districts, and tho eit,ul courts aGvl 9th.
sg courts OF the United States, of similar
piris,actction in ofimiHaleguses. ia each
tisi4ici Of tne United Siases, 10 Siach any
offender against this let sbeli be first ap-
Eyhcudsd or Brought Or rial, shall have,
aid are hereby ingest4u With fnll power
and authority TO hear t.y and punish, oil
grimes, offences oml riisdeneanors, a
aainst this act; such couy,s proceeding
i.are.n IN q so,oo manner "a ifsueh crime,
nlonces and mi+demeanIrs. bad been com-
r,itted within tAs bounds ci ,hair Eespec-
i've districts.
4. STEVEF@0M
Speaker Of the House If R9p~ sentntiycs
s. SMITH,
President of The Seuat1 Tro temporo.
Approved, 18Th May, l$'!o
JOHN O. CUfNCY ADAMS.
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~ ACT to aulh2ri~e,l resident ofihe
Un.ed States 70 r0r az mark iae, di-
,,di0g the TerrjtorS of Arkansas f,om
tac Etate Of LouisiAaz.
BE II enacted BY The !fiaate and House o.
REPRESENTATIVES OF Cihe t!aiied Ste'ss q A.
gea~'ca IN Congress Gssea,tlei. TIA. tnc
Pres lent Of tho United SLates .. AMERICA,
b., and he is hereby, Gclaorizcd, III con-
Tac,iou with the constituted gnlhorI'ies d.
she State O., Louisiana, 20 c% use 10 be run,
un1 distinctly marked. lie line dividing
the Territory OF Arkansas !Fom the State
ef Louisiana; commencing on tie right
bank of the Mississippi river, at latitude
tIirty three degrees North, an3 running
due west on that parallel of latitude, to
where line running due Berth from lati-
fudc thirty-two degrees North, OF the Sa
b;ne river. will inlersect .tke saoe. And
for that purpose, heis hereby authorized to
oppuint Commissioner, or Suryeyor, or
both. as IN his opinion may be necessary :
Provided. The COMPENSATION TO be allow
di to the person or pesspas, 50 TO be ap.
riin,od bv the prsscrpt of the United
Saales, slsil r0t- ess cC5 IA smount The
4, .nprnsa'!ou alio~c 0y ~ Government
o., louisiana 10 the octsE 81 poInted, Oh
f.,aari. f,r f1s sama nh.9cg.
: sec. Z .}ni BE- u ft1f,~ sTqc'ed. That
=, p.r>cy 90 pprsn9s sc 90 bc appointed o
,ha President ui''iIA Ur'trd STATES, with
.'c.,es havc been o, sh'.s se appointed for
re. go lp putpose, on The pat oF t'lc State
o.l.oa,slana. after they, n cnuinnct"n,
saaii bsye ran. and d,st4achv marscd slid
,c, shall naae two far. d'1fls. or maP'
i4arcof. both Of which sbai te cer.,ied by
ihe,n. aud enc of which Shall De deposited a
IN tho piice Of the Secretary of State fc.
lie United States, and tho other delivered
u Tie Governor Of Louisiana.
Sec. 3. Ard be Il ftirihsr' enacied. Thai
f,r the purpose NJ carving this at ir.,
Execution. tle sum of ons ;housand dol.
9.ss be, and tho same - h, ety. spp-orrat.
81. 10 be ps'i out Of AZ money ia tie
Treasury not herwss Appropriated.
Approved : 10Th MAY is25
JOHN QUINCY, ADAMS.
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JOHN QUINCY, ADAMS.

a N apprentice wanted a. the Office Of
"A Tie r, I. Republican. 40 g.lslhgsnl
laj, fsom u to IG years ofagc.
Isngi1.
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SnoNfft yer cfo-e Jd~tlCe OF we teaCe q,
ar other Nag isirate, ana authenticated un.
Hcrili seal OF he Cocrt of tire County, in
'he Saiae nianner esis silesdyrptescfibed
IA regard to declarations But no pay
\ ment will be.made 10 HFy soch attorney.
antil he has made esih. according To the
IlnneAed ,orm e., that tbc IA wmeh he is
authorised trrcceige is insagdad "a eDpfe
wholly Ia the poi soDal beaeiit of The Oifi-
! Ger or Soldier whose eiI3ncy he is.s
IN Is requestcd ihct all tsl.sFs to the Sc.
crotery oi the Treasury. sn the subject,
amy be endorsed on the cover, "Revola-
lionafy Clainis.n RlCiIARD RUSH.
[Af
Fo,m 'cc e nselarsfios 10 'Ie made ty re
f Q&eesl WSs
For the purpose of obtaining the bsne.
dts Of an act, e',,itled IAN act for the re.
Iief ofrcertain;Eursiging officers and sol
liers u lhe Amy of The R'eyolnt,ppil sp,
proved on the 18th of May, 1898, l,--of
-, IN the county Of, IN the State Of
-, DO hers BY declare that I was an OH
Ger in the Continental Line Of. the Army
of the Revolution, an1 sery cd as sUch,
There insert, 10 the end of the war, or as
he case may be- 10 the time when the ar
ysngement of tie Army provided bS The
resolves Of Congress Of the Sd and 2lSt Of
October, 1880, was carried into effect, and
was reduced undpr,ilat arrangement, of
which pc.lod WgeR ---- in the ----- req.
lment of the -----.iinc.
And also declare, that I afterwards re.
cciVcd"u certificate. Commonly called
cnmnmetQn. cestiBcsfe} f9r sum equal
% tko'anodnt Of FIVE years iiiilpay twbisbd
sam was clleled By the resolve of Con.
gross, Of the 22d of March, 1893, iasteod !
OF the half pay for life, to which we en-.
titled under Tic Igsolge Of ,s..s 2tS. vi Oc.
tob7F. 1870.
And ! 40 further declare, that have re-
cei1ed oi the United States. as pension.
or, since the Sd day Of March, 1896, lle,e
insert, no money, or, Gas the case may be) |
that have received. as n pensioner of the |
Unned States, since the 81 day OF March,
i84S, the, -sam Of ----- collars, paid to me
by The Fgent .or paying pensions in the
- tsigncNl
Ftfbrc ne, ----, t',cro inscFt, JGstioe of
the Pence. or other magistrate, dolly en-.
powered to administer oAths, IN the c0rn
ty Of ---z-, IN the Syate cf ------, personally
appeared, lhia day., - and -, Of the
said county, who did, scYcrally, make oa,lr,l \
that -, by whom the foregoing declara. I
ton wss sebscrbed, is generally rcpuled
and h.sisyed 10 have been en- officer in the |
hfay OF the Revolution, IN manner cs,I
taeroin .s'e.sA ,t -+s --
Witness ny hand, this---- day e.,
in The year
10 81. tSigncdl t''" \
-, { Arb Of the Court OF the County
of -, IN The State Of -, do hereby Ger
,lfy, tbst -, before whom the foregoing
aiidavts were sworn, was, at the time,
.-- here insert, Justice Of the Peace, or 1
other magistrate, duly empo%eged lo ad
minister oaths, AID duly empowered to
administer oGths. Il
IL testimony whereof have heretnio
set my hand, and affixed the seal ci
rs the sad sorrt, this day Of
ni.o ytGr
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Eo' Let.

TIVE lower pert Of the House in Frsfk
II Street, formerly belonging 70 .'rntsi
Nathaniel Bird II has en- excellent TTSl,
5,f 'vsser. and hsjf of a. rardea- fs1 ~:
.ihfIr I,5s 51ss'.S''ua apply sa 'tsa's''''s
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Lpugnlc- No. SCI

LAws OF TIE UslFED STATES psssED At rlD;
BIRsr SESSION OF Tax rwzEllLTH CoScREss.
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pu EisxEjfy0srroL EoTg GIRLS.

pU E2sfD D'lyOkTCOL GOIs GIRLS
A OBLIGATIONS ftr Admisgiog, sgnlinuo
y to be received, ~ Ni5ohcG'' Bass, fst
Ward ydHard " T,aN toh. Cd Wsrd-zfeo.
Enqs "a haTd-- Jaincs ~. Phillips, itb Ward
--flIeophius G Dunn, 9th Ward
By Orier o[Me Committee, -.
C. BOSS, sss'gy.
Newport Jine q.
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revolutionary Claims.

an ACT for the relief Of certah surviy
iNg officers and Soldiers OF The Army Of
the Reyoiuuon.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
NOIIGE.

LII persons indebted to the of Jouv EvANs late
"A of tie village OF Newark County of New. Castle, &
State OF Delaware deceased, requested to make i'm
mediate payment and those having claims against said
estate, present item legally atesed for settlement
FURTHER NuTIcL-Al those indebted or Bond, Note
otherwise Tor goods bought at the sales Of proper
Of David Evans late OF Pt ncale Hundred decd. are
hereby notified, that The subscriber will (for the
onvenenre OF those cpncened) at the Buck Tavern,
Summit Bridge. on the 12th and al Glasgow, the 18th
Of September, next, at O'Clock, r. NJ receive psyt
mcni. And all those WHO neglect this nutce, may expect
their notes put III tie Lands tt officer for collection
As it is TOO inconveniet, and those indebted widely
scattered, 10 wait upon them individually.
BENJAMIN WATSON, ApM'R
Newark, Aug. s 1888 SO st.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
PUBLIC NENDJJE.

EyTILL he sold at public sale, ON Thursday the 21s inst
w in Newark, the late residence Of JoHs Evans,
conss,ing Of horses, yoke OF oxen mch cows and
Young caitle.lmng tensils such oxcart, plougls
fuke and fallpw harroas wheat FAM &C. Household and
kitchen furniture great variety Of carpenters tools,
~anui, Wild cherry and oak boards besides great
riey of articles not enumerated. Sale 10
O'clock on said day, when attendance Will be given, and
conditions made known by
BENJAMIN WATT SON, ApM'a.
Newark, Aug. 8, 1928. SO 81.
N. B 10 be disposed of at private SALE black girl l9
years Of age, having 10 years black man, %
ears old, having years serve black girl years old,
10 until she s2!, ani Back boy yesrs old,
serve until irs ;s-25
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12

my neighbour over the way," says, that DIR Jams
.lmrqng Who Mr. Gilchrss whipped, for an attempt to
o lis father and WAS turned out of Jacksons army Tor
cowirlce, "s now, and has been for number OF years
approved member Of the Methodist Church us THIS
=" a lact' 'probao,lity"! We suess "ils bounce
because We do rot believe tha. respectable church
would ctan in membership much less "otbrore" OF such
bieaced beller this radiant DR.. Armstrong has prov
ri himself TO be is It a " fact" "probabty' MI
y 'haIn making this statement G be yous) That you
have Ebelei this highly respectable denomination o
Ch ians!
You had better be caref the Methodiss OF this state
as well as elsewhere too intelligent 10 be played upo'
oF political effect. You expect to ca,c weasel sleep
but they will catch you mapping, fyon play upon thI
s'ing much more. We assert, there s no denomination
q Christians have greater aversion to blending Churcl
aNl State, than ,le Methodis!s Indeed they are th
apons of the people in this particular, and while the.
exert themselves they do, it can never happen
'nS country They understand the playing off these trick
'o' political effect aud dispse them all-Ihis is acl"-
"os probability"
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-12
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(caNNrNIcArEn.l J

(coNNCNICATEp)
Mr. Clement will please do tft E,onr to publish til,
tcac his useful paper, aid will be ekuow lodged an
Of justice and = favour. J. BOONE, Jr.
Frcl.lic,, sth Aug. 1928
g do certify, that jacob Boone, Ir Esq called the r NJ
Of this pcc the morning. o the eighth inst in my presence,
and politely requested him state, in the form of certificate,
that the Weekly Mar his Office properly address
10 Jacob Boone Ir and Jacob Boone SEN alleged
il the Horn Book Of the M and that hc (tle r. NJ refused
giving any certificate that effect but admitted the fact above
stated. JAMES ). las TEX.
Frcdcrca, Aug. 3, s2S
certify that Weekly Maryander dated July 18th and
18TH regularly addressed Jacob I'oonr Jr and not 10
Jacob rounc, Sen stated iu the paper printed at Dover, and
dated the Ah instant JOHN ORRELl.
Erederya, Aug. Z, 1898.