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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30

The following message was received
from the President, on the 18th inst. by
the hands of Mr.. Brent.
70 the senate and house Of representa-
tires Of the United States.
WAsHINGTov, 18th April, 1873.
In conformity with the practice of all
my predecessors, l have during all my
service in the office of president, trans
uitted to the two houses of congress,
from time to time, by the same private
secretary, such messages as a proper dis
charge of my constitutional duty appear
ed to me to require. On Tuesday last he
was charged with the delivery of a mes
sage to each house. Having presented
that which was intended for the house of
representatives, whilst he was passing,
within the capitol, from their hall to the
chamber of the senate, for the purpose OF
delivering the other message, he was way
laid and assaulted in the rotunda, by per-
son, in the presence of a member of the
house, who interposel and separated the
parties.
have thought it my duty to communi-
cate this occurrence to Congress, to whose
wisdom it belongs to consider whether it is
of a nature requiring for them any ami
madversion; and also whether any further
laws and regulations are necessary to in
sure security in the official intercourse be-
tween the president and congress, and TO
prevent disorders within the capitol itself.
In the deliberations of congress upon this
subject, 1t is neither expected nor desired
by me that any consequence should be at
tached to the private relation in which my
secretary stands to me.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
After a long pause, Mr.. Hoffman NOV
ed the preference to the committee on the
judiciary.
Mr.. McDuffie said this was a subject
which required the most solemn consider
alton. He thought It demanded the most
respectful attention. He thought a select
committee would be preferable, and NOV
ed that a select committee be appointed.
The motion to refer to the committee on
the judiciary was then negatiyed; and 1t
was ordered that the message be referred
to a select committee.
The select committee was then ordered
to consist Of seven members. The house
then adjourned.
Pride must hare a fall At a recent
ball in Paris, given by Mr.. Green, an
English gentleman, IN the midst of the
dancing the floor gave way, and all the
company, about 80 in number, fell into
the room beneath. Several couples were
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30

On the 10Th Instant robbery was
committed ON the great Western MAIL be-
tween this place and West Union, Ohio.
lhe robbery was not discovered unit. the
Roth. when two individuals. who have
since been aDprobeuded were observed
some distance from tberoad in such site
patton as To- create suspicion. A stump
near whcrct they were seen, was atterwao
discovered ON fee and on O close eTamln-
alton, several parts of letters were found
among thsm ono addressed 20 the Hon..
Richard A. Bucbner. member OF Con
press from Kentucky One of the men
as, at the time, engaged i'm carrying
aa mail, the other IS a mechanic of the
village of Aberdeen. opposite thIs place.
The sum of 1885 was found upon the post
-ter, who was committed To- the lal. OF
Brown county, Ohio. The other ndivId-
20. gave bail. WusrUe Eagle.
The bin for O revision of the Tariff has,
q, length, through the agency of the pre-
'.ous question, passed the House of he
2leseutatves, by majority SMALL but
Tetmger thm that by which the last bill,
on tho same subject, passed. The bill
seems to be an acceptable one to- nobody,
aud TO be urged on It's passage as much by
,ae objection to as By the arguments I'm
.s favor Party considerations have had
oomuch to do with &C.. Vat rt
The bill, which has passed the House
OF Representatives. proposing some alter.
llo1 Of the tariff of duties ON imports. has
had ITS first reading IN the Senate. and
was received, at It's very outset. with
symptoms of hostility not usually mani
tested TO bills In that stage of their pro-
sress. Tits generally supposed, neverhe-
less, that the bin win pass that body in
.-e shape M which 1t has been sent there
y ua House of Representatives. 70.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30

Duels. Two colored men lately quar-
relied over a game of cards, in Penn. and
to settle the matter, they agreed to fight
by bmtng-a system of warfare not new
among the African racc-and consists in
striking their heads together like couple
Of rams. One of them was killed in this
tete tcte contest 1t might be well to
substitute this system of beating the argu-
ment into each others heads, instead OF
convincing an opponent by shooting bul
let through his body. The same obiec-
ton, however, might be urged that applies
to most other modes those who have the
thickest skulls would stand the best chance
and be the most pugnacious.
KeRncbec Jour.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30
4 PRfTTNG OFFICE BURNT.

L
twill be seen an advertisement Of A.
&. J. Butt, late editors and proprietors of
"THe Western Egis, ''of Georgetown o.
that their Office, with all It's contents, was
burnt to ashes on the morning of the 18th
instant. This calamity has been brought
upon these enterprising young men by the
act of incendiary, who, probably, will
remain undiscovered, until the working Of
"the worm which never dies" shall force
him to a confession. ID.
4 neJC enterprise.-The inhabitants Of
Hardy county, va, were, on Monday
last, presented with the novel specticle Of
a well filled boat, descending Capon river,
from Wmdensyille, destined for the Dis
trict of Columbia. 1t was an experiment
of Mr. E. II. Jordan, the proprietor Of
the forge recently erected near Wardens-
vile, who, after exploring the river, be-
came satisfied of its being nayigable in an
ordinary freshet, and, accordingly, du-
ring the present Spring, built a boat Of
the largest class, which he filled to the
gunwales with iron, bacon, and whiskey.
The novelty of the occasion attracted a
large concourse of people to witness her
departure, very few of whom believed that
she would reach the Potomac in safety
The interest of the scene was heightened
by the sudden display of two large flags.
placed in the bow and stern of the boat,
one bearing the name of J0hn QUINCY
adams, the other that of Richard Rush;
and, under the auspices of these tried and
faithful friends of the American system,
she was cast from her mornings, and com
mitted to the stream, accompanied by.
countless cheers. She glided smoothly over.
the dimpIed waters, and passed the sever
al mill-dams without injury
Winchester Republican.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30

A Young lady in Union County, Ohio,
was lately shot dead by a lad who present
ed a musket to frighten her, not knowing
10 was loaded.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30

Pride must hare fall At a recent
ball in Paris, given by Mr.. Green, an
English gentleman, IN the midst Of the
dancing the floor gave way, and all the
company, about 80 in number, fell into
the room beneath. Several couples were
wounded, and the general situation Of the
parties, as one lady expressed herself, was
quite peculiar and exceedingly indefinite.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30

Among the bandages of an Egyptian
mummy in the Philosophical Hall at Leeds
a small peice ofred leather has been found.
stamped with hieroglyphic characters
which determine the date of this interesting
monument ofantiquity. They are the Roy
al Legend of y emesses Y. the Amenophis
Memophis of the Greek writer's, the father
of the great Sesostrls, and the last monarch
of Manethe's 18th dynasty of the kings of
Egypt. He asscended the the throne of
the Pharaohs in the 1893 A. c. The in
diyidual, therefore whose remains are still
in so perfect a state of preservation was
a contemporary of Moses, and ofIiciated as
incense-bearer and scribe to the shrine of
the God Mandou, at Thebes, in Upper E.
gypt, more than $500 years ago.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30

. cha .--.-..-,..t
M, publish the following - quo l-4 -os.
of Timothy Adams Le4- O3.---''ss-ol'
cr of tle Revenue --- ~
Ohio.
4 Be w1-.a 1H me l-..'-, '4SS-'--
That he provisions OF me ac- emu
.al act go provide Tor Che COLLECTION
taxes on licences 20 meIoAal,sj To
and ped.usi tohesaers OF orl.aa-
and houses of private entertainments
lw process, and certain o.1ef SUD-
-. shall not be construed ,' ---l0iise
merchant hawser. Heaar OF any o.ner
t7 sell. byre.a.- amy rum, bran
wl.ssoy, gm o. o.-' ,,-. ''''.''
s.rl person shaD upon petition TO
.-. nj the county OH corporation
rb arden. spirits shall be sold.
-..-.l from said coatu certificate
....-.. .sao s-s51 of GOOD char.
.. -.s.-r ror1fcata tle cIera of the
' .rs same shall be entitled
-. Az. -ar+s t3 be paid bv
b .7- % t.5 vrqsasrsr shall sell
1..'.-.-,' .--...-- n, -fs 7r,vis.ors off
s5.r n. deemed guilty of a
-r t.,..- and -bsir moro
.' =. So .-...... s--, -r tr.,tv doll
o. .--,.,,,t--.-- rrrsaort the lit
r5 p-.fIF rf-4e tbat Moth
.. -.. .7.--,reH sI.I be- so con-
-..-..l en- -.--l.,.t .rr rarson
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30
WOOL STAPLING, AND
GRADING.

USEPH HOW Ellis, respectfully in
q forms Wool Growers and others engaged In
the wool business, that he has commenced the
WOOL srAPLING AND GRADING BUSINESS, at his
house in South B'heeling, next door to the resi-
dense of Josiah Chaplne, Esq. Arrangements
have been made with ID. b. Bayless, Commission
Merchant, who viii receive the wool al his ware
house. in Wheeling; and after it Is sorted, pack and
forward or make any other disposition Oft which
the owner may think proper. Grading only, can
be done, wherever II may suit the owner Of the
wool. Terms moderate and accommodating.
J. II. trusts that his long experience IN the
above business, will enable him 10 give entire sat
lstaction TO all those who may employ him.
Wheeling, April 22d, 1925. lot
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30

All the prizes IN a wheel and all the numbers
in another al once-The whole scheme 10 BIO
drawn in ONE DAY; and the whole amount Of
Prizes may be had soon as drawn.
PTice0f Tickets 50 90 QaartrS 20.
HalJCS, 30
The 1000 Prizes Of 50 10 be awarded 10 the
first, second or third division, 10 be detemnedb by
that whichmay draw The Capital puze Of $4,000
so that holder ofthreo numbers, one Of which
shall be in each division is certain 10 draw one
prize and may draw four.
The Capital Prize Of $4,000 to be paid in part
by 1000 tickets, is now sealed up and deposited
in the Bank Of Virginia at Richmond, and subject
10 the control Of the holder Of the ticket. Tho
prize Of 5000 10 be paid in part by package
Of 500 tickets Is deposited IN Ike manner
IVA FEW LUCKEY NUMBERS may be
had by immediate application to,
AUG: LEFTWICH
Manager.
Ubeeling March 26, 1923 13-iE Is
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-30
Hareware, Queensware, and
Glassware,
GROCERIES,,

CASTINGS, Iron Nails English AmcrioaH, Blister,
Cr0lCiel, and Shear steel, Patent Pioughs, Sc.
They request every person DESTROYS Of getting
good bargains TO call and examine their stock, so
that they will be able to Judge if their prices are
not cheaper than they have known IN this place
or Hest Of the Mountains.
0FCOUNTRY MERCHANTS are
particularly requested TO call and examine their
stock As their firm Is connected with an exten-
siye house in Philadelphia, they will receive regu-
lar supplies and can accommodate their customers on
the best terms.
Beeswax Flax and Tow Linen; Bags and
Bagging Whiskey, Flour, Rags and Bacon taken
at cash prices for goods.
Wheeling, April 30, 1s29.-lsts.
Expected in few days from Liverpool, by way
Of New Orleans 140 Crates Queensware.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
1He Delatuare Fire Insurance. Company,

1He Delauars Fire iasuyaace Company,
INcoRpuRATED by the Legislature d The asa.e :, ~
laware, with capital Of one hundred tousa'au
The President and Directors are now receiving 1pp
tons for Insurance, at their Office, NO "a SPiey
bew cen Front ard Second streets, against lass ny rn'
ON every description of Buiidngs general Me.cn'sei
SLjps IN Port, and their Ca,goea; liouseh"uiu ful's'
and other personal property -slso against loss Or a
b, inland trsnspo otgools wares,
country produce. . ~,
FERNS Of insurance vii be favorable AS any o. 'e
Companies in tile Clties Of Philadelphia or New-fofK'
Parties assured, may repose the fues, Confidence III W.
,oditv ii It's capital and that al losses VIII be promptly
adjusted by the company. 80,
joins MosDY Agent to survey property 70 De ihsueu'
to The town and vicinity Of NcwCasle, in place OF CO.
Blane,, declined.
Lavl Ii. EvANsis Agent 20 survey property 10 DC ihss
red tor the town and vicinity OF Elkion.
nItS CLOAK is AGENT to snrsey property 70 pc lhsaIeu
for the tow i and vicinity Of Smyrna
jusEp uSEs Agent 10 snisel property 70 De Insured
Tor the Gown of Wcs,-Chester and vicinity.
DUrc,rS.
John Peterson David Fash,
l3stpl ,,aly, VIM Chandler,
| Davis c Wilson. Joseph Gtubb,
| loseDA tiilun, nober Porter.
4 WM. SEAL, President.
/ D. Fr,,sYs Seeyearg
| A. M - a.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
SIIERLFFS SALE.

H. virtue Of writ Of ievari ftcas, 70 me dteeea
> be exposed to public sale, the house OF o"1 6h
(ked Linn,) in Newcastle Hundred, On Frday w ~ IA
May inst at O'Clock, p. all that one, tnl, eql.,
undivided fourth pas Of t~o certain plantations "
Of land, adjoining each other, stuae, llrg anu IN
The Humid cd Of Red Lion and County OF Ne .case
ded by the state road leading from the Red iapn ~
20 St, Gcor,es, by the Dragon neck TOAD, ny "i,tn
Charles Thomas Stephen ieayern, John Nj eos Tins
Earl, The hers Of Evan Rice, Punal feach, anu VIZ /; Ne
If Patrick Porter, deed containing by comph'"o ,o3
whn,e, about acres be the same more OF is clls
also fail equal and Undivided fourth pari o. we Ne
ing described ~ tracts pieces OF Marsh s.ua yar.
Hundred and County aforesaid, in the Cedar eics NJ
es. containing together about forty acres, w. na.s5
bounded BY he sad Creek BY lands Of the 'p pTc a
Stephen Heavern, and by Marsh Of Robert .,s,a
trl Exton and sos-No 9 bounded by lands and ~ ~
Of Pilir Reybod The sad tracts OF land ala ma ,rd
ing the real estate of which Alexander JsntSot rrye
died seized Together with all and singular nc
mems and appnrtenances thereuuto belonging r,nats,
and taken in execution as The nropcrt. OF joss .. -
and Zane his rife, aud to be sold by .,,, S,F
WILLIAM HEN1MAf,. % ~ q.
Newcastle. May O. 1923
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
hook -AEfpENG.

Tlie cocks NV Method Of 80 X Keeping. aecomnon
ed With KEY, for sale By A ! y. Wilson, No, 5. W.st
II eli ..tett, Wiim' rion.
for sale Is abopp,
Ssrii ,haw's Iiis5or OF States England Rone al
f,ie.c, with Questions adapted to each Of them Row
DITCH lavgator. Smiley Geography and Atlas. win
Yaric' .. Biographies by ,ther aathg.,
MarSA 2G.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
NOTICE TO
eWanufuctureys.

e. 10 ley fora term Of wears. THAT large and
vi e: :a:I cnmnndons building ~ he Bofaugb Nii
III :H mpgton, formerly occunlrd a. Bre = tlas
sax=<4a, ted on the cornero ra.lall AID High stee s
y !et io 6 and 30 feet deep d. clig 1T cled,
"d never tall, ( sprns q exccen Water t cellar.
70 pump BY horse power n, bn,lini IS wed cAeaA.
I'D it Ma,uactory, par,icy weaving, o tlsillnr
- icing ia ccntal par Of Tie bro gh with COOL
BRICK stable o. the tfe nlsrs The bsc ihtr I'll bk, i.
unnecessary 70 say any ihg further any person ISL,
leg 70 rect wonll first tic premises
April 9Th, l62S 2l- iSRAEI. - J0NES
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
PUBLIC NENUtTII.

VNIIL he sold public SALE on thursday the l5ih ISL
w atht lac residence OF Ime, Patton dec, ~ fen,
cater Hundred rear New Ark, Del.-Al the personal
property OF SAID dec consisting Of four good farm hu
th'eeu head OF ,nlcn and Young cattle, hlnla
Y. >.,csp AID hogs farming utensils, such as saB9l'
'rai aloushs, tiuke and fall hatoWs, patent hay IaA,
W Cnfn, oats aud pnatols by the bushel wheat aa'
san tne gtound hay and rye straw; carpenters toes
&c
ALSO, household and kitchen furniture such as oeas
heseds and bedding, eight day clock tables, cH@i
d, s, bureaus. looking phases, ten plate steve ac w.
SIDE great variety 81 al,ci, too tedious oenumetae
fhc above sale wei worthy lie attention Of We la
c, especially farmers as il IS nchded 10 SCI az ~
aiiniNs ss all nearly ew, and IN coed c9id'l'
lad Nc properly generally oi good qnay. sale 70 cos
Ireeisrll 10 ocosk sad DAYS when conditions
viii be made rs 80.
! NJ, An; MN { 1854 32-5gp
\ y. Inc uncXned time Of female servant nv ny \
nea, nine wears serve, and mate having four Jea.''
&c pos' q oi at plvsc sale
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
"A yrEfY .1N'U CHEAP
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE,

NOW opened by the subscriber, at the North Easf Io'
IN Of Market and High srees,-where may be NAG
at the low est current pces the following articles, with all
others kept any establishment OF similar chatac'er
sugars Coffee, Teas life Of man, Perfect Love
Pepper, Alspice, Cloves, Nut acknowledgements anu
megs Annseed Co,nla
Mustard, Ginger, Bengal ano Sugar House alolasses
Spanish Indigo West India Go.
Chocolate, oil LIST and Cd quail Winter strand oh
y .mmer do. do.
Sweet Oil, in Bottles and Common Do.
Flasks Coarse Salt
lih de island, Pine Apple and Ground 10.
Sap Sage Cheese Fine do.
Coguac Brandy and tlollan' Ntckerel No !, 2 and Y
Gin Barrels and Halt Barrels
Jamaica Spirits and American Rice and Barley
Brandy ilmoeGs and haislns
II Ea, Rum and America IS ,maceti, Mo " and con-
Gin mon Ga,,al, s--Ailh As
MADEIRA and Port Wine ,rfre"i OF Bronus Is ush-
L sbnn and ienertit Wine 4 &c, &c.
sh, an Malaga Vine
n b. Couutrr lrotnce ken in batter and sold com
mission. GEO L0GkfEtt
Wilmington, May I. 1873 3l-3m
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Arthmetics, Engs, Readers, sequeIs, Spelling Books,
Biographies, Bibles 1eslaments States, C,pheripg and
Copy Books, Writing and teiter Paper &c. for sale at
& IT, Wilson's Book ard Stationery Store No s West Him
treet, Vt redNce9 rrcr2.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
s.X CENTS REWARD.

TaAN AWAY tom ~ sabscrbers. in February last,
Hoscrt 'iuMGa nde,t el 4ppreu, &c lie ,une
a. GUS cs., IL. ~ ~ Il not collected I.,igi i
stttf aees, q ~, iel+en years, All refsal.s
waf0td nt o IN onr hun. TIC ab We 4eward Mil be
pad i lie bFousi tack, but no cha yes.
S ]. ROBINSON
WILMINGTON, Lls MM s. 1923. So
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
EM BOOKS.

ti's'ory & he life atl VOYAGES Of Christopher Co.
lunhua ny Washington irving 5 wis 80.
sure Methods Of Improving iieall, and Iroonglng Life
Iy Physician
Or IL New nterpre a,itnofthe Apocalypse Of St John
The French Gnek BY i. y E, formerly Cook L,
Ions NV and Steward 70 his lave 10y ness he Duk,
1T York
Dictionary # Select and Popular a. taois new and
inr'ovcd edition.
as and LOTIONS from the English Souvenirs for 1898
E,acola's Sketches 81 Persia.
H0aaian. 2Soi- - The aqtllor d Decision, &C.
Herbert acy. vols
Blue Stocking Hail II volumes
NE @ fflen's and the o'iiaLer;ys; National Tale
vols. 81 lady Morgan.
No,hiaF, rs Nahnds vol Yes and No 2 vols.
Firiatlpn Aosel 2 vols.
Tales Of Grandfather, vols BY Waller Scott
Cyril Thornton 8 vols. DC We're ; vols. r. d Rover
2 vols. Hon Leslie, vols Elizabeth de Bruce yos
Vivian Grey; vos. Fey 70 the Vivian Grey.
Also--an assortment Of FAMILY BIBLES, which win
DE sold at very reduced prices.
For sale above, Episcopal Prayer Books with The New
Hymns Cathoe l'ra,er Books Pscsby eran Methodist
and Baps, LYNN Books and The Caechsms Of all these
Churches
fresh supply ola neat and cheap eetan Of The Chris
fans Pattern; from Tie Latin Of Thomas a Kemps. bv
the Rev. John Wesley -
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
SliIIEsE.1EE.s SALE.

EnY vrGc Of writ Of yeud eXpnas 10 me lree'ea @r
81 exposed public sale. the house Of JoNn a",
itca Lion, in New castle ilun ed, Fry The siSfsnii
o Nay inst, iwop'cuck i. NJ Tie following &C.,
o' piece o land, situate lying ad being ~ le
fred Lion aud uhts OF Newcastle bounded os 'l ,hn
leading from the Red Lion to ST. Gemgcs BY lanes
|. Deputy and VIM S.l,er Esq containing, by e2nl ns
don, four acres, be the or less, win oWeg
honse, part log and pat France g stable, corn en- i
Carriage house. thereon erected; together WIN ."
singular The improvements and aprultenaaccs
belonging. Seized and taken in execution AS lug Pe!s
y Of Eliza Ford, dec and 10 be sold By cr,-
WILLIAM liERDMAl. ~,
Newcastle NAV q 189s H.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
lllNIillsNIl.

ykSEIE Board Of Directors Of the Niassare Fire Is5.s
= Comtan,, have declared dividend of 81 per Gen. on
tie Capital pad, equal 10 so per share, inr thelas
months, which wl be paid 10 the Stockholders or tier
legal representatives, On or after Monday The 18Th inst!
By order q he Boar9;
DANIEL ByRNES Soy.
MAJ s. 32-f
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
Canal Packet Boat,
lady lLlNlS.N.
A. & II. WILSON
NO. S, West High Sncet, Wilmington

aSlE SnhsciDeis tender ihertespecs the rNLlc and
Z ~ IN Il en- that tie, has procured and l., e. io
handsome style, Cana Packed ltrai, which l!c, dr.a
lnnns tie ensuing ~.a IN, u and from Delaware ~
~. Geages and SGnrilt Brdge or Deep Gu 81 lie
CHI ,apeakc aud Delaware Canal for the accommudDta
~ ,lsuis and others
s beat i'll rnn u connection With the Salem Steam
Bna Fssox- Leaving SUNNI, Bridge and ST GEORGES %
Monday "Wednesday ard Ffday mornings, at sclen nd
clgh .'csck, aud ii n.lau Cay, Ill O'clock
ubeg passengers Can take the Ste am Boat Immediately
~ Phal.c aid Tue da,. Thursday and sauJ
attcrcUis, uptn HE ai.al 81 The Steam Boat iiom ls
d, lrha, VIII leave Delaware Cry. for ST. Georges aud
Snntmi hdgf
PAe ast from Dc.wa!e City, . s. Georges. le; c,i
g fium do. 10 SUNNI i}tidge, Gt
Returning, same ptlcc
ii. ntGG. Philadelphia.
I. MuLlUlill, 81. Georges.
April Is 1898. 27-f
3 The boat will be always in readiness 10 aecotHe
dale paitics, from O'clock. On Monday Medn ~. "a
irie sy mornings, 10 two ocl ck, On lessl, !huiaay
and Saturday atie' oons; and q" Sundays viii neet Wy
Steam iu.t that may arrive ~ Delaware City.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-13
A STATEMENT

S1F the Road Accounts Of Mar Creek Hundred Newcastle
~ County, for the year ls2!.
Amuont Of tax laid for the support of Roads and
the io0dollars $500 42s
Errors allowed on dollarage, 1860 So 90
Commissions nett sum at eight per
cent 90 a.
The TO be deducted is lao 80
Net proceeds flax lid o3a
Balance in the hands Of the Collector at last
settlement 4of ~
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