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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
CHFAP BOOKS
md STATIONERY, at No. 90, M!rke

.Nessrs Larkin and Lanborn's Grocery Stores.
SCOTT beps leave TO state 10 his friends and the pub
c that lie has made such arrangements with GTgg,
and other cheap Booksellers il Philadelphia as to enable
hn to dpose Of School and other Books, together with
general assortment Of STATIONERY at the iozvest Pa
a prces either at whule ale real In consequence
Of such arrangement Merchants ard Teachers. from both
town and country, would find it much to their advantage
call end purchase, his rery reduced ices viii com
netely preclude the necessity Of their going to the city
M any article his line of business on the score Of cheap
nesss.
Wilmington, May 26, 1923. 39-W
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
From Blackreood's Magazine.
THE BROKEN NEART.

Ali little thought. when with thrilling delight.
watched tie fond gaze of thine eye,
That 50 woud'st hcu fade, like dream from
sight,
Heart broken, to nger and die!
Twas nlournsu 10 sit by the pillow, and marx
The pa'eness that dwe thy cheek,
Thy cold marble brow, with rDgeis so dark
Fhy patience SO holy ard meek.
Twas awful 10 list to that musical voice,
Like lute heard by night from The wave,
And think that the which made others rejoice
80 som should be qIenched in the grave!
! saw thee, sweet girl down shade;
How changed from ahat thou vert before;
All the magical glow of thy features lecayed,
Like a rainbow when tempests DER.
'ris past thou arr laid in the cold silent tomb
Aud often, with tesoae heart,
All lonely stray in the din twilight gloom
10 the turf in whose busom tleu art.
Thy sorrows ended, thy pilgrimage Ger;
Thy and Thy wishes have rest
In the Sabbath of peace mid the Joys Of that shore
Where The stainless in spirit blest.
But unto liin who could bask n the glow
ofsby trusting and innocent heart,
Could add 10 thy bliss, partake Of thy wos
And becume of thy being part.
Who would twine round the thoughts of thy bosom 60
kind,
And then from thy presence could fly;
Whu could turn to another with mutabc mind,
And leave thee, heart broken, to die
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
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.Uer.
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The above Valuable Pills, are for sale at Will
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street,) Jos. Bringhurst Il Margaret Johnson,
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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
EEs9E1,S and BOOKS.

a pebic generally, that he still continues TO keep, in
xh his large and elegan, assortment Of BOOKS
and STATIONERY, splendid assortment OF Plain and
fashionable HATS, from I ELMrs Manutactoiy Pbasei-
pa war,an cd 10 be equal in every respect any hats
manufactured in the countryof various coors and quail
l,ies-prces from 50 25 to SO. Persons wishing TO pur-
would do well call, they will be sold either by
wholesale retail, at Philadelphia prices.
j. SCOTT, No. 90, Market-st.
Wilmington, June 8, 1928.
NIB j. s. have hats made to order at the shortest
nntjcr
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
X4a4Feg Ne e I'ItzI
lHlD5[plsyall.h!.,a q psya Z, )
Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
R0EEzRT EAETN

uussswTS. Respectfully informs his fiends and
siM the putiIc in gene al, that he has taken the
SsA TsW. above extensive es adjustment, recently
cured by Gen James Wolfe, which he has
tit I'd up i'll S. le that will comfort and convent
ence.
The Hotel situated in rnbc IIea!tly and Pleasant
part o the Eoroag and presents inducements aud advan
ages 70 those wh in pursuit # business pleas'e
not surpassed By any puhlc house in the Town The
numbs aud arrangement Of the such that those
who wish TO be retired rn the noise and bus,le Of
Tavern. may be perfectly gratifed.
The Stables and Carriage house attached to the sahs
ment extensive. commodious and under The direction
OF competent slper"tendants
The advertiser faters himself that from the superior
accommodation of the house he has taken, he will be able
crafty his guests and render his establishment. worthy
Of a share of the public patronage.
Travellers Wishing take passage any of the Stages
Steam Boats from the Borough and desrous of leaving
their Horses and Carriages. may depend upon having every
attention paid to them until their return.
N. b. Horses, Gigs and Carriages to hire, and Horses
taken al livery.
June 10, 1923 43-ot
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
PEN.MHNlSHIP.

A FREE, neat and expeditions running hand will be
IA taught at the Academy. upon system which cannot
produce in few Lessons most astonishing improve
ment of hand The course will consist of IL lessons
often as each pupil may please to attend unit! the 4h of
July lessons per day Hours5 A. NJ. and P. HI.
Every scholar viii be taugh, to make good pen.
Terms in advance 81 50 tor the corse-each pupil pro-
vidng his or her stationary,
June ~ a. A. MACLAURIN
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FOR RENT,

sgs.zs r. FOR RENT,
EMs fsg And possession given immediately
issssa that we'll known Store House, Taor's
shop and Ganary, with tie necessary buildings lately
occupied 5y Rhesa Brnson at Summit Bridge. This one
OF s best stands for business in that section Of New Cas-
's County and offers laterng prospects TO even
Of moderate amount Of capital The store house is new
aud rs internal arrangement convenient and complete
as The external is spacious and commanding For further
particulars enquire ot THOMAS A. SThRRETT,
No. 9, Marke,.st Wilmington, or
RHESA BRuNSON,
June 3. 40--tf op the prenises
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the estate Of Thomas Eicdca,
n dec, late of Cbrisana hundred, requested
make immediate payment and those having claims 10 pre-
sent them, duly attes,ed for settlement, to
JAMES KITCHEN, .4ir'r.
June lU. 1923 iii
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
Grand lodge OF Delaware.

4 STATED communication of the Grand Lodge OF De-
"A laware will be held at Wilmington on Friday, the 27th
ay Of June next, oclock A. Nj. The subordinate
Lodges requested attend by their representatives
WILLIAM T. READ, Grand Secretary.
May 29th 1898 39-9t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
June 9.
PARCHMENT.

A. & H. Wilson, No S, West High street, have Just re-
ceyed large lot Of Parchment Of very supe,ior quality
Tor Instruments Of Writing 1t will be sold low aud lbe.
raj discount made to wholesale purchasers
June 8
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
NORTH EAST HERRING,

FkSE Subscribers have Jus received and have for sale.
Il SO bbls. of the rst quaily North East HERRlNtS.
1A0 u WM. II. ti0RBEN.
JnneT A2s--tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
NEW WAVERLEY NOVEL.

ST. Valentines Day. BY the Author of Waverley, Be.
vols
Religious Dscourses BY Sir Walter Scott
Just received at A. & H. Wilson's Bookstore and Crcu-
Isting Library, No. 8, West High Greet,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
NEW BOOKS.

L Il
TUST RECEIVED, and for sale at j. ScoTrs Book and
sE Ilal Store. No SO, Market street.
Heber's Travels in India, 2 vols 70.
Irying's Lite of Columbus, Sdo. do.
Religious Discourses. by Layman
St. Valentines Day, by The author OF Waverly &c.
Wilmington, June Is 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
GEBs0.N' s .N.iI'HER,
Plumbers.

EspECTFUtIl inform their friends and the citizens
of Wilmington generally, thai they Carry On The above
business in all its branches, No. 49, north side u the
Lower Market whera hey keep constantly on hand
FIYDRAMTs
OF all cscrptions OF the bes, quaty together with LEAD
and IRON rlpss calculated for conveying ~aer into private
houses; all Of which they offer the mcs reasonable
telns
O. s NJ flaer themselves, that from their lcng and in
innate acquaintance with the Planting tusness in Philade
mia hey will be able give general satisfaction. Those
Who wish The Brandy wine water their houses,
will please apply above II more particular reference
is wanted please call on Mr. Joseph Gruob
Tuna " 44-Sm
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20
COLUMBIAN PILLS,


n rsraefy for the Piles and Cosftuere6s.
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the afflicted, being decidedly one OF
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cases Of inflammation Of the badderretenton Of the sne
and burning pain in the bowels. They wilatord decided
benefit in cods attended with fever, inflammation OF the
breast, rheumatic complaints itcngs in the skin, and sur
its in the blood 10 seaarng men, and to persons tray
eIinp. as convenient medicine, the Columbian Pills
viii nroye OF ncstnable value because dose OF them
occasonally will defend the constitution against any bad
effects from the sudden changes of different climates and
viii refresh the body after the fatigue and heat OF jour-
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Prepared only by . nINnE'' Ih,aue'pniA
N. b. None gea,,e ,vithouf my written signature,
Feb. S2. 1928,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20

LAWS OF TEE UNITED SESSION oy
TUE TWENTIETH CONGRESS-
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-20

Parker's Vegetable Nenovating
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For the cure of RHEUMATISM. Liver Complaint Vi.
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Testimonials of performed by, and drectlos tor
using the above valuable medicine accompany each bottle
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, less quality. The fur;herit is penetrated dowa.
wards, il is found finer firiner and more valuable.
his proves incontestbly its progressive, though
slow growth ana change, both IN quality aud
quantity.
What then must have hccn the time requisite
to have buried the piece OF bark in the solid and
pure state, feet below the top OF the first layer
or rubbish rock which is about two feet and that
covered with or IL feet Of ear,h' And what arc-
dent or coDvui-ion must have first covered and
preserved 1t from dis>oluten, by the atmosphere
and ,',e moisture Of the earth, AMI other elements,
ii!i 80 incarcerated IN lis long preserving homc:
lerc, is it not possible that some DeIuge tor what
is more appropia to the obv ious taco great
, conclusion or convul>on y, the warning elements,
with which the earth l. hilcd, and doubt often
been disturbed. might have interviewed at that par
iicuar period OF tie iUrnia ion oi the rock IN 9TH
things not ncassd in such solid deposits, pre-
serve II III the hr and unaltered state ~ which IL
VAS thus found: Tad it been the heart eni
Durable, Instead OF the outward bank, AID irorc
soft and tender par; OF the tree, the mystery in that
respect would not have been one ten ihoGsandth
part as great.
But, what is to re said in this mode of account
ing for such phenomena by the effects OF the Flood
tShich is admitted TO all is naturA! and visible ex-
tep:) Tor The vast proportion OF tle previous
growth of this rock, extending upwards many
hundred feet, perhaps, il not from the centre OF
the earth, crPhitosophic SgmR,S nefhcr rorid al
lcas'?
Taking the Flood, I repeat, then, ne the true s.
that as the standard OF the growth the In. oil roc
or 10 OF earth s. clay since; what length OF ti'o
musti have required for the formation, growth,
or call it what we please, OF all the previous I'M
der parts; even admitting the existence of Mr.
Syir,ns central world AMI the rock 10 commence
millions Of feet nearer the surface OF this, than
such hollow world, to do away the idea entirely OF
its tumbling in? Are not millions OF years, instead
OF few thousand, from such date, too short pc
ricd for such productions petrefacions, mos, of
which are known 10 he encased with from
ten as is generally this slate rock) to 100 feet OF
earth and clay? And above all, hat idea we
hence form, or what estimate calculation
possibly measure back the age OF tina, earth aud
clay themselves out of which, not only the rocks
but all things we told, animate and uaBimate,
have been formed?
Should the fact he doubted, 90 TIRE discovery
OF this bark, and Its wonderful preservation thio
such ncaiculabc time, then proofs will be given
at least rs strong and conclusive, some that have
been offered aud i'm listed on fhone stiv and sincere
ly, no doubt, by many) Tor other still more strange
and wonderful things that have happened IN past
centuries, and their relied on traditions
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<ilHE Eub'orher ba' the pleasure nfot 81. Patron.
~ and ,ne Public fonuHlly tist he ohool viii o." er.ntd
sgHu, u hWc"2d the fciHace 81 h iltht, ihe ifi
dly Of January, iS2 i eonrse ofir,frtton vii embrace
81 he bfsnchrs 81 cisssc md u-tul education Tb
rodsrsned grateful for he 70 Witch his scioa has
besn paiOnftd ~ liberal public, pledges himself hat Go
ereous shs b. wanting be garf1n support the GOOD
chandler which has hero;,Ufs sttinei o. tssUnov of
TIE deep sense he entertain Of the difficulty aud
ify q conducting the youths committed to hs care he he
.niy 10 say, that hs uwe csoiuyey devtfd to the,r m
tr"eton and Ust lac y rtely scfnrlttd from their sriey
u hs du'y end delight ~ be their crnsisn eon,psoo g.
iurue then With hs ge Of eafnng, aud ~ convince diem
~ Influence u his method has been suseJ 10 a.
pfgge'' Of BIS s'o'f cod by tho yenetsi s,S,tan se
hs hes gveu t. aithose Who have enristed their .if. n
wards n his care Tenn Tor Go,rd I'd r,,,,a - ,6o
boarder hufing his own bed, ~. ferr sns rso4,., W.
CtIAS. a. LEWIS, Jrv.
Miliwood, near the Bowling. Green.
c''"os '"niV' va now ST. giw2fp
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EXECUTORS SALE.


i'm PURSUANCE OF the last VIII and Tes,an,op,
OF John shelton, Esq dec'd.-wiI be sold To-
'iic highest bidder, on Shc premises, on Welues
day the 10Th day of Dec. next, if fair. o,berwisc
,ie irst lair day thereafter, the Grist or saw
Mn on The Southland River, Louisa county, with
Nve acreso OF land attached thereto. and abou, six
acres adjoining, formerly the property of William
n"ugh dec d., on witch there is a ye,y comEorta
pe dwelling House, Sc, and an cxcrien, orch
ard; SIc. &c. One iour.h of the purchase money
VII pc required in cashtor the balance. one two
c'aseFs giving notes satisfactorily endorsed. and \
deed oil ''us upon the property, 10 ecure The puc
u'' payment "i tl!e purchase noHey.-It the same
uhle VIII DC sold tor cash a Tracto; Land former
~ NE Pf'rerty Of James Austin, containing abou,
80 acres about p OF Which is in wood
Also, one ot!'cr Tract called i.ovci's. contains.
ing about - acres . N'+'''''-
Also one other Tract called Hunters, contain
he above Tracts Of land will he cold for the
purpose OF satisfying claims against =. Shelton Jr
bENjAHiN +. DUKE, :. E>'orsof
NJ. SHELTON, (Nlinor,) J. Shelton, deed.
-.--oN. . Sf--fds
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PORTSMOUTH, Nov 81, 1928.
herewith communicate 4 statement oi the
vote in This county for electors of President and
Vice President:
Adams 3i6
Jackson 100
81 learn that the Jackson ticket in Norfolk Boz
rough succeeded by majority Of twenty six
votes. The other two counties of this district have
not seen heard from; hut ia Princess Anne think
very probable that the Adams tickle will obtain
majority of 100; and in Nausen,ond the vote will
be nearly equally divided Both pa,tie, there
claim the majority. Whichever does Obtain IL,
will not be able to boast more than ten. So, SET
ting down y ansemond as divided, and giving the
Coalition majority in Princess Anne oil one hun
drcd, this added to their majority in this county,
and deducting the Jackson majority in The Boz
rough, gives their ticket majority in the district
81 23O--a score or two less than they in their mo-
desy claimed The vote given in this county to-
day Is Az; at the last Presidential Election, i,
was only 49,"
SUFFOLK. Nov. l.
Ell hasten to give you an account Of our rec
Ton, (.g'ansenlOnJ) The contest was very warm
and close. ii was supposed by the Adam patty,
that they would beat Us by large majority: tn y
were we'll organized and uucommonly active
but were sorely disappointed and crest.falien
when the result was known-whch Is follows
Jackson PSI
Adams 221
" Thus you see, hessrs Editors, that Old Nan
scmond, when put to severe test, will p.oye
HAMProx, Nov 8. .
|" give you the result oil election (in the.
county of Elizabeth city, part OF MTSG New
tons Cong essional Dsirict.) The voSsrwas, Adj
ANS 75, Jackson III The day has been very bad,
and all persons could not turn out; or, we should
have had the advantage Of the Adams men by
about votes. AS IL is, you they have beaten
Usby single vote"
CHEsTERFIELD, Nov. 3.
a was at Chesterfield Courthouse IL miles
from my house, by IL or IL O'Clock OIL Monday
last, " notwithstanding tic iuccssant ana heavy
T1iu." think there were four or five hundred
leople, aud a number of old men. While / was
there. il appeared to me that the Jackson ticket
Was as FIVE 10 one.
"AN Old REVOLUTIOwARY OFFICER,
.Sou gong on IN the san yea. ~ ms age"
-SMtrHBGELD, Nov. 4
"I hasten 10 give you tire result of Tie pres-
Dental Election ia me county OF Isle of Whit
ON yesterday: The day was unusually rainy, sn,l
no doubt lost Jackson from 20 TO 100 ,ojss:-oniy
Adams men Qh8t We know remained at home
The Polls, however, will be kept open 10 day, hut
wc do not expect much accession Of strength, a.
!, will be only partially known in The county
For jackson 233
Adams 81
100
TRtxeE CEopoE, Noy. T.
=" The Polls closed III Prince George 20 day.
For jackson IgG
Adams
N. g. John Adams, am toll, got eight
votes when opposed 10 Mr.. Jefferson it may be
on,inous."
I'orHArAN coCNrr, Monloy. Nov. 81. 1923
3" ffo iil copNsie's rainy 4sy 'os tgf election
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SLtItr Mutual Assurance Society against fire or.
hniidings oil the State of Virginia, win take
notice, that shall not consider myself a member
oil 'iiat society," alter the determination OF a cortro
EetSy no" depending, between myself and the
Principal Agent OF said society i'm the Countv
Court of Al5cmarle; that shall hereby hold my
sell discharged from the payment Of any other
quotas, alter the LIST day oil Nov. 1925 which might
other"te occur upon the buildings assigned 20
me, by fIcrjanim Johnson. and which, wcre nm
valued, AMI Insured, after the said assignment, I'm
my niineiiia hereby claim TO have ali the build
ingS III the town OF Warren or elsewhere, Belong
ing TO me, cxoneratcd & discharged from the nav
Nov. &. - ~
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FO1 TIE HToEIRER.

III" ~hiG OF this morning, contains at9fh let
ter OF Mr.. sloane, affirming the statement made.
BY him i'll his FIST When this charge was first
made, honor AMI Il, lcaey {, "a my taking any
oih.r notice OF it, than publicly 20 denouncc tic
cGfunaY, anl ca unniato X. has met that lie
nunciation oy simple anI abusive repetition of
the stHvhe! cannot consent 20 =ioOp to a foi NAL
vii'iic alton of nay cha'ac:er against the naked as
.e 'ions OF such man John Sloane /, is due
how C. TO my friends and the public to say. that
whenever u shall become my duty, 10 give any
public explanation touching his matter, shall be
enabled to show, by the conclusive evidence
10 those aeas, who think iirno. candid 10 be con
otnced byfdct than tHluec- By PGrty,l hat tile
charge. which has been made il wholly destitute
OF truth. and that usssehooled ia nrii6ce and to,
pfoU'i iodissrnbI. my conduct the time alluded
10, was marked by the utInos; candor and fairness
Nov. 8, 1923. a. STEVEN SON.
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H1hitc Ilan S;G1l,,,G,1 ,S,sooJ

l n,3 eeh.ei va he or.ned aga. ih iU,a Of Nov
!" e suns t'".ts rest 'enoe the county OF In ,J,r,k
"hets Re" more boys wi be received ibsn tho. s,a.
ehsst u a" ih' piiee Of hundred ia euy dollars
nuo iof oNai d. tuition, bedding ynysh. ,nnut,
u ne course If study thu. sohnoI is sueh s =
ay Preparatory to an entrance the Uuiv,,y OF =,
Wy 'he northern Colleges. The nun at ts. .uh,.r,
i "I' 'e particularly directed the anr rreis ca.
81 Improvement oi the yohths To- ~. rare
~ JNO. w. PAGE
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<pHE famous Stallion ARAB, will stand a, Diamond
~ Grove tie ensuing Season, Il the commencement IL
Which, the PARTICULAR will be made hnownI {, now gene
rally admit ed that he " the looking Iot.t
America aud fo,l geuer allowed to he lie be-, now
,iandn5 his Father not ''eePied-Ths public may look
the time when they viii Che finest parcel tf5r.es that
ever were seen, sud hey immediately from AftAB.
JAS. J. II SREtsOE.
w.
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u PEri foN vii De presented 10 the next Gle
neral Assembly Of Virginia, by Jesse Jopling,
PRAYING 20 be released from the further admins
trouon OF tiic estate u James Brent which was
committed TO bis hands tpfe administered, while
T. ish Sheriff of No's-,. DJ-a.t
: 't.v T.: Co..
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Else IN TUE NIAREEr.

The accounts Ivy the James Croppcr, with Xiv
erpool dates to the 9Th October, state the rise OF
Bredhstuii$ in the English markets. 1t has hal y
corresponding effect upon Our own--lhe news
reached our city on Wednesday morning by the
~ oriok mail--and ia the course of the day, the
prices OF whea, X flour became brsS y alIina,ing
Wheat sold at ijOc. per bushel.
City Mills Flour So.
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FOR M rNcOr-TrEB.
THE NhlERiCAN rApM'EN

w NNIIKIUhN FNPM Eit
The object Of fie writer ofthc following remarks
IS 90 ty he attention at his fellow citizens Of tho
south nr1,e pQrficHayfy 70 " ihc Anerirn Far
me - pil'ii'hcf 10y ioln S. Skinner Of Baltimore,
IA cided!y one q TIE most valuable and useful
.'hducions f,r the Farmers anil J'ianter4 of the
- CITED Si;'!. t'r- = 80. l. j.s ~ ecctal.y fot