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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
Deia,Uare District, So.
JONAS p. FALKLAND, Clerk y C.


WHEREAS Libel hath been filed in the District
Court Of the United ates for the said District, by James
Stuart and Hugh Bolton the city OF Baltimore merchants
by james r. Black, Esquire, their Proctor, against the
steam Boat Philadelphia, her tackle, apparel and rnitpre
nov living at the village Of Seaord, in Nailc"Se river IN
said district; for decree for the condemnation and sale OF
the said Steam Boat for the payment OF the sn OF tw',
hundred and twentyseven dollars and twenty nine and
three quarters cents said Lhel aledged to be due to
the cans for necessary materials furnished and def-
cred BY the Lbs ans tor the necessary repairs OF said
Steam Boat. -, ,,.
AND WHEREAS, Willard Hall, Judge Of the District
Court for said District hath ordered Tuesday the ninth day
Of September next, 10 o'clock, A. NJ at the town OF
Nav r.se for holding special District Court for said
Trial agreeaby to the prayer Of said Proctor Norles is
HEREBY GIVEN, that special District Court WI be tnen
and there held for the trial of the premises and The owner
or owners and all who have claim any right interest Or
concern are hereby cited and admonlshed to be and up
the time and place aforesaid to show cause, any
tbev have why final decree should not pass pursuant to
the PRAYER Of the said Libel
~ THO: TUYIERSPOON,
| Clerk of District Court, Delaware District.
! Wilmington. August %, 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29

DELAWARE, MARYLAND & NORTH CARO-
LIMA LOTTERY.
list Glass, draws in the Borough of Wilmington
on Saturday next, the 30th inst.
SCHEME.
/ prize of $4,000. | of $500, of 1880, 9 Of
1000, s Of 500. 10 of 100. 80 Of 40, 70 Of 81, 70
of Is, 500 of and 4446 of 81
Tickets g. Halt s., Qu @mt g. Eight 90
+. BARkER'S,
Prompt and Lucky office, No.7l, Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
FRIDAY, august %, 1928.

A STATEMENT of the Road accounts Of White Clay
Creek Hundred, Newcastle County, for the year 1926.
James Robinson, Collector in account current with Road
Commissioners.
June 5h to amount of Road Tax levied for this year, on
19 at 50 cts the 100 dollars, subject to En-
rors and commissions, S965 80
Deer. %, to balance due from 1925, II 043
1897 Feb. %, balance due j. Robinson, COL "a Az
S1U8u "a
1926. Contra, Or.
May ST, BY an order in favor Sam'l. Hopper bl2 -
Oct 6, by an order in favor the Estate of David
Armstrong, decd. W
" Nathaniel M'Coy, 293 80
" IN" g" Philip Wilson, s57 Az
Gecrre Plat. Is SO
1897 Stenhen Willis - IS
Febry % by Or. in favor Robt. NC oy admir- of Ma
thaniel Al'Coy, dec. one OF the super'rs IS "a
Philip Wilson, Supervisor 3U9 %
BY errors allowed on 3457 dollars at GO cents
per 500 SO a
By commissions allowed, n ~
---
Slu3O "a
STEPHEN WILLIS, }
GEORGE PLATT, :. II Commissioners.
pENt,ntN WIN I,EJ
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
STEPHEN WILLIS, }
GEORGE PLATr, Pr Commissioners.
BENJAMIN VIII rELEY,S

statement Of the Road account Of White Clay Creek Hun.
tlred, New Castle County, for the , ar 1897.
James Robinson Collector in account with Road
Commissioners, 1897
June 1th To amount of Road Tax levied for this ear on
Sl59, 400 so at 80 cts on the 1oJ dois, s5797 VI.
Contia Gr.
1927, Fcbry. 23, BY balance due James Robin
son, Collector, 1874 All
ugle Supervisor, $40 o8A
Stephen Willis, II. Commsr. ID ,,5
George Plat, do. Is IS
g Benjamin whitley do i 81
1923 Philip Wilson, Supervisor, IL AZ
Ju.e 10, Errors allowed Oh o12,35o at SO cts.
on 100 dollars. OIL II
6 g Commissions allowed. 6o 10
g balance due from JAS. Robinson, late Col. 63 So
S797 VI
STEPHEN WILLIS, }
GEORGE PIATF, r. Commissioners.
BENJAMIN WHITLEY,
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lin Ordinance

For Regulating The Distribution of Brandywne Wa
ter in the Borough OF Wilmington, and for other
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

Eih'lNlA AT rnlds hodon IN the ciars Office OF the
sapefor Of Ghauccry Tor The ynchprg di,iyict
the 9TH day Of November la27. Samuel B<ansford.
almr Of Martina D. Cemonts, decd, and Elizabeth
,leh''ns, fhs. against hithdrd 1hurmon ana Robert
1hurmon, tradng under the style and firm Of r. 4 n
1hnrmon, Smithson II. DAVIS, and snaa-i Thufmon
and Elizabeth Tnrmon, infants under the nge OF TWEEN
ty-ohr years ~ commissioner Benaga specially
signed their guardian, Dcfts.
inc defendant Robert TlIfrmon having entered his
aPrea uce and gwen security aecorimg 10 the ae Of
sen'lY hnh the rules OF tins court aud 1t appearing by
satisfactory evidence TINT he an nlaliau Of this
cohnirv-ts ordered that The said defendant do appear
here on tle fret day ofthe next term and answer The Lil
ol me pluhilis and Tint a copy Of this order be
iortnwt1 inserted IN some newspaper printed IN the
town oi Lvnchburg for two mouths succcssivcIv and
posted At the front door Of the court house in the said
ieYn. A copy--r uste,
20 JOHN WILLS, c.
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! n AND TOR SALE-Ihe subscriber having
- concluded Ia remove from tins section OF
country, II he can dispose OF ms lands offers the
following tracts lor sale, to wit
! One lrau Of oOo acts whereon he now lives,
oi part Of The turnpike road, lS miles from
! Lynchbure and miles from Liberty--nrarly
one halt wo0d baud, tho greater par yet - clear
IS excellent tobacco land, and The plantation in
respectable repair, lies we'll well waiel,d and in
popnlons nrig hborhuod.
! Another tact OF $50 acres living in the juno
ton of the two Otiei s-hc most part OF this tact
IS cleared though II is productive farm. with
Improvements suitable for small family
/ Also another te Ct of 600 acres, lying on Goose
Greek, within - mile Of its junctsu with s,am-
! ton River, ahom two hundred ari are cleaied
50 OF which IL bottom land and bali u that onau.
tity sexceI'eni tobacco land, and of ths wood
land there is nj less than two hundred acrps OF
first rate tobacco laud--fhe last nninrd trgctl
consider one ofthe best tobacco plantations IA
Bedford, and could be made nm excellent stock
farm, being better adapted TO grass than any
plantation in that section Of country or on This
side OF the mountains with extensive outlets
This tract viii be shemp by Nh Orvil owing,
who lives on the premises, and he w. list
tracts by the subscriber. The terms vi be
mad very accommodating, so as 10 suit most OF
pure asers JESSE LEI TNlCH.
II The Editors Of the Conshtu,ional Wig,
are requested o putt the above adyerfisa,. At
once a 10 teh forbm, ard forwa lhei,
account % tins Office ior pay meui.
Feb. II. ofts3-
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1870 Prizes amounting to $4,000
u All the Prizes ~ wheel. aud all the mum
beers IA another Al ouce--Ghe whole scheme to be
drawn ia ONE DAY aud thr whole amount oil
Prizes may he had, soon az diaNu.
Price ol Tickets - 90 iQuarters Is.
Halves, 90
u The 1000 prlzes Of ~3 to be awarded To
the first, second " thnd DIVISION 10 be determin-
ed by that which may dra" the capital prize OF
lo00O- that holder OF three numbers, one
OF which shall be IN each division il certain to-
draw one piizr aud may draw -Four.
lhe Capi,al Prlze of $4,000 to be paid in
part by 1000 Tickets IS now sealed up 4 deposit.
ed ~ the Bank Of Virginia at Iyncbburg, x sub.
ject TO the control Of the holder OF the ticket.
The prize OF 5000 to be paid ~ par by q
package OF 500 tickets is deposited III like man
ner.
Orders by mail meet the same attention
given to personal application.
AUG. LEFTWICH, Manager.
Nov %.
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tLhchfcid (con } Post.
NEW SPICES OF BRfLLlANTs.

At bal IL Calcutta, lady remarkable, for
the splcndor Of her dress aud ornaments attrac-
tcd the eyes Of the company. on entering the
ball room. Rows ofbrIIiauts, which threw A.
roand her light like thai of the fabulous car
buncIes ofthe AraHian Nights. gIit,ered down
her dress and eclip,ed all the Jewels in the
room. Hhcn tho other ladies, desIrous Of x
aiming her SumptnouS ornaments. drew near,
md hogan 10 ply INTO the mystery II was
ed hat the ingenious far one has I'M
prisoned some nun reds ot fre-hies in little
bags of muslin, the sentS tfrti'cs OF PetroniuS ;
u that proud to adorn So much beauty they hut-
tered as she moved, aud gave her the appear
ance OF being decl<ed out with jewels OF living
fire
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Stto received and lor sale nj very modeI-
~ ale prices, I'm addition 10 "A very general
stock oil dry eoods) The following articles,
viz
few sacks best Liverpool Salt
Shear md Crawley Steel mud cut Nails
1000 vi bet pun Cotton
20uO WI brown Sugar
1000 wi logf do
louG WI Coffee
len chests best Gun Powder Tea
Moln"ses
Jatnnira Rum
A small quantity good Madeira Wine
do do Old Rye Whiskey
do do French Brandy
Fur Il Wool Hats
Window GLASS Sby 10 and 10 by II
scotch Snuff, Sreprs
Birthstone, hrsl Powder aud Shot and Lead
Best lndiRoand hadder Coperas
Pepper, A Is, zee. Ginger Alum
Turpeuiiuc a Shaving sonp
jack Screw, spadcs, Locks, Hinges
Sad Irons, Frying paBs
Ten kculrs, Coffee Alils
And vHtirtt OF other articles IN the hard
ware line, al very reduced price,.
Henry ALLISON.
T. &. would sell good bargain in u first
rate riding and Rigg horse. n A.
Jan. II.
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NEHs We Rfd Eotcr a tplc by the author
v al the Pilot, IL. &c. d" lye speak like hon.
rst men, pIay God ye prove 50 i') In two vols
there Is uurh powerful writing IN these two
volumes; mnny OF these scenes are depicted
WITH extraordinary sieor aud effect. aud the NJ
Thor tAlr. Cooper, has shcun himself II novel
sts IN every sense of rhr word The above
new work Is just received aud Tor sale AT the
cheap Book aud staiionaf, Store of
CHARLES A. WRITER'S.
ppb Z ts36
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they not more thhh compensated by nugmen.
ted comion by conIngal tenderness IN sick
ness, by smiles in health by coincidence and
counsel Al all times by the eadeafments OF
The tire-s,de, and by all The peculiar enohant-
tncnls oi s0Btf The truth IS thai in every
state ot lite there is matter enough tor fepin-
ing 10 such lueabfious people as love 10 be
unhappy and touching the relative merits
al the single aud married states. we take II
for granted that the chances Arpahoui equal.
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Feb, II.
Proposals for cast iron Pipes, &c.

InHE Watering Committee OF ,he Common
y Council Of l., nchburg, will receive seated
Proposals, Whici shall not be opened un,il tn
first day Of March mex Tor 10 Tons OF Ca>l !
ron Pipes N Castings, 10 he delivered IN Lvpch.
bug on Of before the Isl day OF Juae neat aud
| ior - IONS TO be delivered on or before the 1t
day of Nov next.
The offers To be endorsed Proposals for cast
Iron Pipes
The Iron Pipes and Castings shall be free
from detects IN the hubs or other parts, and
must bc made of iron sunsbi, 10 be drilled ~
dressed aud cxecu"d In perfect and NO hman.
like manner VIZ: All the pipes, branches. and
other casllngs shall have thickness of metal
bore aud JOINTS OF depth aud we according 10
dimensions to be given TO the contractor, and
shall be cast free FROM oserIaps ~ projecting
seams. " here The patterns part and the IN ulis
shall III al cas- = lac busted with ch. icoai meal
So as IN clrsr FROM sand the lnternal aud extet-
nal parts otthe pipes aud ca2tinee, where they
ihiefap INTO each Other, on are IN be jonted to
geihcr The straight pipes Inust be cast IN
lruglh Il irrt each aud IN form a. shnll be ap
proved. The patterns for the feet pipes are
10 be found by the contractor. All TIM pipes
and such "thrr castings a. require proof shall be
proved N the furnace by Bum , pump. on.
det a prrs,ure of equal I, 400 leei head ofuatrr
h'd the proof inspected ht the agent or agents
Of the Watering Committee, aud all tie cost Of
making snch proof 10 he nj the espener Of tie
contractor The pipes will be proved whenever
II may be reqoled by the contractor on reason.
able notice gwen the Committee or ihcr en-.
einerr provided the quantity shall not be is,
Han 100 pipes at any one time The pipes and
ca ting may he deliver d in parcels prcs ION, TO
the stipulated tine OF delivery
He pipes and Castings delivered on or be fore
the iifs' day ofJnne, will be- paid for on the 18th
of October next, and thosc delivered Dn o. be-.
fore the fl 81 day ofNovcmher, viii bc pad FOR
on the 9TH day 81 April. 1879 and lrt amy de-
tclcney IA the delivery al lhe stipulated nne. u
deduelion OF 10 per cent will be made Tho
proposals To state the prrec per ton ior pipes.
stop cocks, branches, ~. aud for PLAN castngs
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Trust SAFE of PiN,vlna0io Loud

Trust SAFE Of Pi6,yIooaio Laad.
~ \ vlltue oi a deed otnust, cxccuied % The
- subscriber b, Dabnry Norris q vile ,bear-
ing date the 25th May, ls25, and duty recorded
m tn clerks office Of Pihsylyania ely Tor pnr-
poses therein mentioned, ! shall proceed 10 sell
IN the highest BID er. on the l0h day of Mach
neAt, before the fr"ntdoorof VIII ans tavern, IN
the town o. Dansil', one ufct ofIandls ing IN the
county Of fnisl lsani', Containing 900 acres, be
The same more orlcss 8-on Win WnI.A. No rss
now resides. Terms and years credit will
be given, the purchaser II execute bonds with
satisfactory security, aud deed of trusl on The
land. Such tile only oiil he given as IS vested IN
me- as trustee. Asa OLIVER. Trustee.
Feb T. td,36
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-sGCcs..-

Mnirimony.--One of the Philadelphia edi-
tors mas been At the trouble and expense ot
embelli,hihg the hyneneal department OF his
paper with the cut ola mouse trap and lest
the rea Ter should be AT a loss 10 " smell his
levice," he ha, surmountcd il with the ddage,
that marriage is like mouse trap, easy 10
GET in, but hard to escape he trap Is res
presented 10 be full of prisoners, dissatisfied
with their locus IN quo and, like Yorlck ;
startling, they are trying 10 get out, but
. cant
We have often heard clever things said a.
lout matrimony, but we never before met
with such n practical gest as the above One
pf our CITY papers oniecturcs that il has heen
done up by some old hunks OF a bachelor, who,
Arspairing Of ever reaching that Garden o.
Hesperidrs has chosen This method OF ven.
ing hi, dissatisfaction. If such be the case,
we shaIl set Mainr Noah at him without loss of
time. But we doubt this snppostion, and for
an obvious reason. II IS the bachelors who
are the nusophisiicated aud unwary mice for
whom this tran is set. II there be any delu-
sion on the subject of mntrmony, il exists II
mong them. II is they that are restless until
they get into fetiers, and thai rush headlong
into The toll Of which the above is an image.
Il is not until they become Brnedicts C-e
married men that the scales fall. from heir
eyes OF course, the contriver otthe admoni-
tory picture must be (nr have been) in the
class of prisoners But, added to these de-
dnciions, we have good authority in support
Of The position. The Margarine ofAnspach,
o lively biographical dowager, says " Mar
riage IS like masonry--it is only those who
are in, that know the secret" The conclu-
sion Is Irresistible that those who are out
could not have originated this piece Of Phila-
delphia pleasantly
Ra', to speak gravely on a subject whose
importance hardly admits OF the levities that
are often broken upon ii--are not uaqn'et
marriages rather owing to i'll assorted and
disproporlionaie unions than to any 'rksome
quality in The thing itself or,h there really
be burdens and privations ia that state, are
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u,srr.crrRINe EsrAnrrsHmrsr.

Richmond, Jan. 3o--lh' notice OF Hr; Jc-
.rph Heywood, which we insert IN tbs day. 5
.,r,sr. i entitled To attention because his
ssIshiisbnrnt does not resi- upon theory, but
exn Renee. for its recommendation. -
Ne are authorised 10 say, that il has been
= aneration several years-that it is on a
,.,,h scale, working up about 100000 lbs.
.,non per annum, Nth about Ten honds
.,,t his cotton yarn and cloth sell TOR about
,sa cents ca the pound of yarn. and lie yard
4 elo,h tor more han the inferior quaIites
aiming from the North,
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Lost Child Near the close of the day on
lovely sprghtly child. aged years son of Nh
Darling Prrchard Of Milton society, left home
in search ofhs father whom he thought TO
find at the forge. He was told by the workmen
that his iaher had gone into the woods whittier
the little TIN ughflesS wandercr ii appears turned
his steps. All the feelings OF parents hear
was awakened when Mr.. =. returned to his
house. and To the anxious inquiries ofthe mother
for her lovely boy. he learned thai his son had
heedlessv stlay,d awav in search of him. ln-
qurics wcrr made ~ the Jorge, and the father
could only learn that the child was last seen ut
the bridge 4 scare h was immediately common.
crd hut II was coniecmrcd that he must have
fallen into the river the ncishhorsp enenated but
a title WAY INTO the woods. The mill pond was
drawn of and the neg hbors commenced raking
the waters Tor tie bedy. VIII ch Ianor was contin-
ued until Thur day The search was then ex-
tended into the woods, where in short time
under a clnstp, of bushes, the llfeess and frozen
body OF the little sufferer was tound.-I APPEAR
ed that on the Monday evening preceding some
individual engaged n the seairh had gone with
in about % rods Of tn" spot where The child lay ;
but from nus aiken notion hat the child had
fallen from the btiigc, the undly drd attention OF
the people VS. turned 10 searching The river.
Tie child had gone bur little Wy INTO the
wood. WHEN he VS. probably overcome with
sleep occasioned by chill, aud rawcd under a
hush, when three days afterwards, the body was
.onnd.
J = L = I -. \
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DEATHIN TIE BOTTLE.

" Drink boys, drink, aud drown all sorrow.
For we may not live boys, TO drink again to-mor.
row College Song
One would think that these words of the old
College Song, were written in anticipation of n
book lately published in London, on the sdnlte
ration Of spirituous liquors. The London Mug.
azne has chrisfcned IT'S review of Death in the
Both = aud il is enough to make ones hair turn
white With horror, 10 follow the author through
his details
When a man enters hotel and calls for n
drink of brandy and water. he liilie dreams what
he is complaeently slipping rectilied spirits vi.
negar, oraceroot, yitriol, extract of mond CAKE.
chtrry-laure water. and extract of capSIcum.
What an internal miSture---It Is enough To cor
rode a stomach of sheet iron. So much for
brandy. Next comes gin. infinitely more mis-.
chievous il seems than his b other brandy The
lurking demons IN bottle OF GIN are Oh of Wit.
riol, sulphuric either, oil of tufpentlne, GRACE
root, oils of juniper, OF cassia. of carraWays of
almonds. Angelica root aud capsicum at e.
sentaI poisons-no wonder people die ofdrink.
log So let the reader lid (" farewell, a long
farewell. 10 gin aud all its tartarean attributes.
aud see if he can console himself with a good
glass Of wine.
/ II the following mixture does not make him
/ throw the bottle out of the window, he IS more
/ or less than ulan the deudcd wretc, is smack
ing his Inns over dose of cap,cum. aItartat,
gum drag u, (what appalling word lees al
! mond cake , II things wcie called by their
! riclt names instead of saying to friend will
you talk. lass Of vine ~ one would say :" sill
you taltra glass Of gum.draeon and sal-tartar -
] We pity the ma who drank bumpers to all the
toast. on the Sth Jan.
Of late years Sherry has been quite a fash
ionalle drink, on account OF ITS being less acid
than Madeira, aud consequently more whols"m,
II contains, however, tolerably rcasonabI,
share If the hortIfc, laurel watcr beue2on
lambs blood, chalk aud oyster shells Tn i
dea al drinSiIg on ter 7hells, is something new
We doubt whether they are as digrstibe As then
| phiegmatic tenant, even when coupled With
! chalk II were as well TO turn mans interior
| into a lime kiln at once.
I One great question arises IN the consideration
offhis subject what, IN the name OF decantci,
and glasses, is a man nolsten his clay with
We takr il for granted that every one OF our rea
derS will forthwith staYc IN his beer ban reIs aut
decanilate all the bottles III his cellar but VIA
is ne to drink with his dinner Pure water il
the best dlI1cnt--but thar is about as hard Il
come M as pure wine. The Manhattan is mise
rabe stuff, aud the Water Works Com pauy stag
mated long ago. The last resort foi thirsty nlal
is cider, the generous extract of the julcs apple
Bottle it, aud II has the foamlng lighi of CHAM
paigne, without its pernicous qualitles-drink i
in moderation, and death will not be found IN tn,
bottle. ". Y. C0Hier.
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Valuable B0oks, &c. at Aaction.
n Will sell, at my Auction room an Wednes-
4 day the 18Th inst large aud valuable par
eel oi Books. Map, Aliases Cutlery. Oil paint
ings, &c.--oale at candle light
JOAN r. u. PAYNE, Auct.
Feb. J,
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By Saturday evenings mail the papers CON
thin no news of importance. The debate on
MI. Gibbons RetIenchmeni bin was still cnntin.
ued-Mr Rives had made speech tor abou,
an hour aud n hall. when the floor was orcnpied
by Nj Bartlett We shall continue the report
OF the debate in our next.
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large Iuliock.

n HENAkk AbLF iarer Bdl"ek. faiied ~
-x.A ~ Chatles johnston Of Belefheit, vii
be exhibited ~ the siterts Il Iynchliure lbs
day tNionda, and on Tuesday morning tn
beef snth a. The snhse, bci flute himself hns
meter lsiare been seen IN this market vii b.
for sale, nj has stall.
ALEXANDER BRIDGLAND.
Eph IL
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Figs. Oranges, &c. &c.

Figs. Oranges, &c. &c.
: HE subscriber has, just received
- y Drums FIGS
II boKe, Prnnes
do fresh sicily Oranges
bbls Cocoauuis
bales soft shell md Eurdcau1 Almonds
81 kegs JcmciNou.f ,sh Cfackcrs
boxes Fam Apple Cheese
cask Champagne Brandy
II gallons pckled Oysters.
And has always on hand a complete assert.
ment ofbqnoIs, warranted old AID genuine.
SAM'L &1EIS.
\ B. II doz. well finished wooden combs.
Feb. !. 2titB5
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MARRIED on Thutsdav 9Ist ult by ~,
Re, James Beck Mr. WILLIAM h GILES
10 Mss ANN, daughter Of Giles Payne, all o
The county of Putsvlvania.
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f,aom OUR ooRRr'royntsr.1

hftHHioHd tfU HWtto' lN-o.
Geotlemen The Cttcm, Cont b,l, was this
day rejected ia The Senate. ht vote ai l4--l"
| consider IL real csase of felCitaiinn Ia Ihr
whole Staie-.I trust when the people COME 10
look into the qursiiop, they Ill make up II cor
reel opinion upon IL, and present thefcnewal
Of the question again ia the House OF Delegates.
trust ihe bali Is now forever, like base com
matted ~ the counttr-
Nothing al interest transnlred IN the House
To dsv. except the discussion OF hill upon ns
second reading, prosd,nc, among other Wings
for the extension OF the n. lunp,kr 10 the ken-
tncly lne-The House adjourned altel refrr
rug the bill again 10 the Committee oil Ronds
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