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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-31
From the Leesburg Genius of Liberty,

10 he merchants and property holders of the to,vn of
lsrandriG
GENTLFMFN!-i have Eeen wishing for a
mouth past, TO drive. my wagon with -four
from The neighborhood Of Lecshurp 10 YOUR
,owe, hn' II Is impossible to get nearer than
Or>ues, where The turnpike leaaine to Alexan>
lTIa terminates. We are, III, retire. c,mncI-
a. one and all, to go to Georgetown and
" Washington. IT you think this wise don't
THAT'S all.--Good bye.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-31
GEE-HO DOBBIN.

Inc "o'ernoT of New Jersey, has decided
uo' 10 orieF an election Cor member of con
S'FSs, TO supply the ACE of The late DR.. Hol
'o'noe, daring the present session.
o'ii mas been introduced into the New Jer-
'ry legislature, for the relief of the stockhold
Us OF The la'e Delaware md Rari,an Canal
S Somnany, who applied for their bonus OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-31
Nnrcas Society.

By permission of Divine Providence, u collection il
aid cf the funds of this Society, to be appropriated
to charitable purposes. will be taken up in the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church after sermon by the Rev
William G Walton, next Lords day evening, ser
mon to commence al half past O'Clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-31

The Southern Recorder, printed in Nil.
iedgrSiie Georgia, aud a firm sapp"rrr of
Gen Iackson's professions to the Pre,ideucy,
admits that MIR. Cla}'s offence exhibits an
imposing mass Of tesrim ony that NUS, have
It's weight on uuprejud;ced mlnds," and ad IS,
fihat II will go far towards relieving his char
a't"r from the suspicious under which i, has
- long suffered"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-31
COM MEROIAL.
Soup Mouse

VVNiE Managers Of the Soup House notify the pub.
lie, that tais institution for the relief OF The Poor
viii be opened Thursday 3Ist inst and that soup
will b. delivered on that day ii - N. and con
tnue daily during the season, Su nday excepted The
same attention to cleanliness, beraiy and purity of
Materials IN the composition Of the soup, &c. will be
observed this season, was the last. Families vine
wish to purchase, will be supplied on the most rca-
sonable terms
Donations of Beef, Vegetables, fire wood &c. will
be thankfully received. jan 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
RErRENcHMENT.

The House resumed The consideration Of Mr.
Gibbons resolutions, with the amendments pro.
posed thereto.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-01-31
Fruit and ornamental Trees ind Shrubs,
Green House Plants, G0rden Seeds, &c.


VlHE subscriber takes tins method 10 infoIm bis
i friends and the public in general that he has for
sale at reduced prices at his establishment on Frank,
lin, between Royal and Pitt streets, large collection
Of Fruit and Ornsmcp al Trees Of the ing Kinds
t2gt ther with handsome collection Of Green House
Trees Plants Also, assortment Of garden seeds,
which he can recomm end, and hopes by close attcn.
ton to business merit continuance Of the public
Patronage. Fruit trees, apples, pears, peaches,
nectarines, aprcos, pumbs. cherries, gooseberries
rasberries, strawberries. grape vines and cuttings,
flberts and english walnus. Ornamental trees, com
mon and honey locust, paper and common mulberry
balsam and lombardy poplar, golden and weeping
willows, Aspn and American piaDe tee Or sycamore
WIN. YATES, Proprietor
Alexandria, d. C.
N B. The subscriber also continues 70 carry on the
Pump Making business in ali its various branches
limo 18--1aw!0w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12

oerallStS during the Presidency of John
Adams, approved indiscrinately, al! the acts
OF his Administration. Such an iinputation
would be peculiarly unjust when made
against those who ut a subsequent period
uniformly supported and sustained the Inc;r-
sures of the Republican Administrations; and,
without intending any disrespect to our poll
teal adversarics, we will hazard the opinion
that Mr.. Jefferson, the father Of Democracy,
ana his Successors, were as well informed OF
! Tie political opinions of John Quincy Adams,
and were as steady and prudent guardians Of
The public veal, as those who now endeavor
TO persuade the people that the confidence Of
utpsc INDUSTRIOUS mon was misplaced.
Almost every act Of the political lie OF MIR,
Adams has been tortured into Il complexion
very different from that which an ordinary
regard to truth would have given it. The
records of the National Legislature have
been gafbcd, and partial extracts presented
to the public, by his interested adyersares
Among these misrepresentation, there IS,
perhaps, none more glarlngly unjust than that
III relation to the acquisition and taking pos
session Of louisiana. Ills conduct on that
occasion, which was in perfect acc0rdan~e
with the opinions ana wishes of Mr.. let
ierSon, dicta'cd by the puresl motives OF pa
tsiotism, and regulated by the most cnnght-
encd views Of tAc statesman, has bean con
~: ~ - t'A0 t'N'il ii"'S'
i',at,. .,i -, Il Is hlloMa' vas acquired ~
va :'i!o'., ~ 80 I"i'iisi Nj SCI
might be ratified in time, Congress WAS con-
yencd, by proclamation, ON the i7th CctQ-
Der. MIR. Adams. then Il member OF the Sc
nate, did NOT reach the seat Of goVernInc:.
m ~4I I;i, '''~ .. .i0 cay p'S
t Di', "i i"'i Inc necessary SUN
-, $500 - 'l,:o c'l'''' NO 'I't "oc,'si>'1i
',t i,sIes' - ''.:
~ ;ij W. ~ 49,, ', '.S T"", GSF
In,,3 "''(' y" Il,
~ ~ 81? 49, 'o' t'ie
H.; .u ''t' J"JL'' "$ az"
rom f.n,'"r; ,"c ,'I i',o ,It',,,,u!i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12
ADDRESS
" Of lie .Ant;-J4ckson Conoention of Missouri.
no TnEIR FELLow cIrIzENs.

In obedience to the expressed will Of large
and respectable portions of our fellow citi-
zcns, heretofore convened in primary assem-
nhes, IN them respective counties we have
met in convention at the City of jefferson,
ana having agreed to recommend to the sup
port OF our fellow citizens, iOilN QUINCY
ADAMS, of massachusetts for the office of
PRESIDENT, and RICHARD RUSH, of Penn
sylvania, for that OF Vice President Of the
United States, we have in pursuance of the
object OF our appointment, nominated and
recommended for the consideration and sup
port OF the people OF this state, an Electoral
Ticket tayorabie to the election Of the dis
infSSaAshcd individuals, whom, with a sacred
regard to the peace and harmony OF the u
mon, the prosperity and happiness OF the A.
rnerlcan people, and the preservation Of
their civil liberty, We have thought il our du-
ty to recommend 20 the first and second o:ii-
Co.'S in the gift oftho people OF this Union.
The choice of Chief Magistrate is ;1l,nit-
ted, by universal c"nScui, TO be no; only of
the first importance, but ~ impose an obtira-
ton of peculiarly high character uDon
those, on whom the election deyolye.. The
right OF suffrage, we arprehcnd, is not alto
gether PERSONAL to the victor. to be exercised
or not, at his discretion. Il is true, no pen
altles are, or perhaps can be, imposed hv
law tor neglect; but the citizens OF Il repuh-
lie, by rescrving to themselves thc power of
appointing the most important OF Their pub
i:c servants, ncTr to each ether a tacit obi
CATION TO exercise their right alier tuil exam
NATION, upon reasons and views which ext.ll-
slTely appcr;ain TO the common weai--an
obligation which arises out OF the structure
OF our GoFerninent an; the nuturc Of oar Do
Itlcal institutions. As we require from or
public servants, IN order TO u faithful dis
OF ,:fin
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12

OF the other states, (some of which are excee.
dingly doubtful,) the votes would have been.
tor Adams, one hundred and thirty-eiaht-,
tor Gen. Jackson one hundred and twen,,-
three.
We have thus purposely chosen to meet
Our opponents Oh their tavoritc ground, and
we have met them by plain statement of
facts, to which we invite the attention of the
people. We wish not to disguise them, or
m!sleadhy presenting specious appearance.
we ask examination, and we believe we
shall be supported BY the public opinion. in
the conclusion, that Gen. Jackson as no
clam upon the sympathieS of the American
people, as an injured man: he has been de-
frauded of no office TO which their votes call
ed INN. The representatives. of the people
III Congress, have only confirmed the pref
erence which the people had Just expressed
Freely admitting that the wishes of the ma
ton, when fairly ascertaincd, ought to gov
ern the representatives III Congress III the
choice Oh President: we cannot consent that
Il plurality OF electoral votes (cven fairly OBJ
taihcd) gwen 10 any candidate, imposes up-
Oh INC representatives. the obligations in all
cases, 10 Prefer such Candidate. Such an as
sumption IS contrary TO the letter and spirit
ot the CONSTITUTION, and mQchc1- OF IL prin-
IipiCS. The persons having the highest
r,r,y I
.l,,la oi e1tclofal votes not exceeding
,n, nc olIa'y 'llc suniect OF choice, and
~ . '.' ''o.'SI 81 NrI1eSe9t"tiVes OF
the +;.;i,,,,' - ~, 'p'iiDc' Ai'cr
c1,;,. -, ~ ',,'''oI' ''.' ';'7 people IN"
e,,,,.I ~ M S'"i1S each having an
th';. ,, o'.r i, = ''u'' 'h'y are limited III
trlt .-oev ~ '','tc persons, hu' they are
and hn,t .,f :,,,'' tiooS@ '1e most worthy
,n;ra@; - llii,''' i."''{' nc Si'ooia nave re-
A. i.''IIlp;f Oh eiectoraI votes
t;l, ~ i.''''rM me range u Scicc-
tja "s,on -, 'Il, t'uiioIia! right
''''nl 20 choose any
81 the r;c-ht ,,a'r.ta :, "1un' ~. oHh'ai
cnntnnd ttat IL ~ therefore, IDLE TO
c 90 1,, '1at Tie rrf facthat Gen Ifeceiy-
,,,;, 81 ':ocota V''eS' ieSpecially
he c,.;,.., ., t e,'e va 'l'sl@ilt.> t'ncT"inch
tho "t ne was
49,. - '''.' ~. u Is eqiaily pre-
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11

The Dela,care Fire Insurance CompaHy,
INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF the State OF De-
laware with capital of hundred Thousand dollars
The President and Directors are now receiving applca
ons tor Insurance. at their Office, No. 81, Shpeys'ree
between Front and Second Streets against Loss ny FIRE.
on every description OF Buildings in generals Merchandise
Ships in Port and their Cargoes Househould Furnt're
and other personal property aso. against loss or damage
by inland transportation ogoods, wares chandise and
country produce
Terms Of insurance will be as favorable as any OF the
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia or w-fork -
Parties assured may repose the fullest confidence IN te
soldty of its capital and that oil losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
Jons MoonY is Agent 10 survey property 10 be insured
for the town and vicinity OF New Castle, in place OF G. d.
Baney declined.
LEVI H. EVANS Agent TO survey property to be insu-
red Tor the town and vicinity of Elkton.
JoaN CLOAK is gent to survey properly 10 be Insured
foi the town and vicinity Of Smyrna
JosErn JoNBs Agent to su,e, property TO re insured
for the TOW OF Wes,-lhcster and vicinity,
DIRECTORS
John Patterson, David Bush,
| Io9eph Ia N, Wm. Chandler,
| navid g. Wilson, Joseph Grnbh,
| Joseph Q. Ci'pn, ho5en Porter
WM. SEAL, i'reslaen..
ID. Bfnvts Secfcanu.
| Ap,hlD ls26 rs
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
BRANDYWINIL
CAalybcate Spr;ngs.

FuvIIE Subscrher having ecety remGved his elegant
n es'abis hmrn', situated about five n,le from the
rough VI mlngton ar about he sane distance ii ON
The Town Of Neacasile, and sec pyl e. elevated site
~ district Of country alike Irmak k.i IL fo the vaiie
ncau.y n ITS landscape, the high E,y.9n ~ IT, sa Aal
The st.uott1 ct s atmosp pher.-ha, ,Ntne
for those II pursuit either q he.t AMUSEMENT
The saHa,itC prUpcricS Ut the Sate haNc been IEng
celebrated, A for many years the invalid has snpa 6
e0ovaaon Of ls strength h hcir use, now tist.al n'
the absence OF those accommodations c we're r,cat II
to ms comfort and winch row abuudanib ptu,rl,d
The approach Il II, IS BY variou roul, dong te ERGO
and Lancaster turnpkes, aud the rll TIE COZ
Try, which are at all tunes excellent ~ dtur. Il
vicinity t Wilmington and Ne" =. 4, It SAT- :
reach ot the ciizens OF hilade hla l;apmal sn.
enjoy the facilities and despatch II atean, = c,U1t,an
it oiers agreeable refuge from H.. hcats Of summer Z
valuable tonic ~ its Chalj beate SprnEs.
The buildings, erected about yea ~ Al nc
poraed company, are spacious and b,sns bcen ,eHl !,
that can be desired The supplies Of ~ ,,4;c ~ IT,
from The market Of Wilmington aud the ,ume,h.e neg'
borhood, and will be found embrace al tl ,afle @
the season His bar is provided with he nHo
and the no less essential contribution OF w.l il,
house
The subscriber hatters himself that a. from his ey.
ence in his business, he will not be fatrd deficient
knowledge OF its duties, neither will he be mi 4 r
IN the anXous desire to promote the cpniot AID io,
mcnt o those who may honor him w,th teir pa'rtiag-
June 1923. g.
N. b The Steam Boat SUPERIOR, Capt Read. s
leave Philadelphia for Wllmingt5n every lav fsunaa
eAcepted) at O'Clock, M;-ou the arrival Of the bo
at Wilmington Stages will he IN READ ne.a 10 cnnvv ia.
scngers directly 10 the Spiings. Stage, VIII ,eale Ii
Springs every norlng, (exscpt Suneays} a G v'c, OK
aud passengers VII! arrive il i'hac,i.ha II Il! \,
Fare through 81 25 Carriages, Glgs, &c can 4. Al,
be mad at the Springs fpr All, cxtlrs,oh a,d so ct
ages Ill he in attendance cpngey passen .om Il
Steam Boats Of New castle 10 the f4fas
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
TREA5VRy DEPARTMEsI.
AlAy 2S 1885.

Aldy 2S 31b.
The Act 81 he relief & .er,aia .ur,i,,ns OH |
oers and Soldier, u the Revelation, appro, I'd on
.he 5th day Of Ma,, 1925. (of wh:ch the foreso-
ny i copv.} witi be carried into effect under tie
1o,lovin- regulations
Each officer claiming under the act wil trans
nit a tie secretary Of the rfeh-ary declaration
eccnrng % tie fotm hcfpunto -aexed, marked
=, and eAch npn.com i.Si9agd DF1er, Musician,
abd P,irnts, according to the foln marked y, ac
companed by tas oat Of tWo respectable witnesses.
as to hi, dtnty. Wh,eh oath i, tt he taken before
yn.tice of tie Peace other Magistrate duly
empowered 10 administer oaths in the State or
Territory ID which Ne resides and authenticated
Nider the sea Of the Couft OF the County in which
the oath was administered, as shown in the said
tOilns.
Each Officer viii also transmit his commission,
il n existence and altainabe, and each non-com
rnlssioned Officer, Musician. and Private, his dis
charge: which documents, after being registered,
viii De returned If the commission or discharge
has been lost OF destroyed, he will transmit such
other evidence he may possess can obtain,
curf05oiaNie c the statements set forth Ia HIS
declaration.
Ii the evidence trans smittad taken in cOnneSlcn
l,ith that afforded hy the public record, at ash
;Dgton, be found satisfactory, the amount Of twu
years fA pay, at the rate 70 which the Officer or
Soldier was entitled. according to his rank N the
line. at the clos OF the war Or az the time OF his
reduction. as tie case may be-, but no instance
exceeding tAe foil pay of a Captain Of the Cont
nents! Lue, viii be transmitted to hlm At the
place Of Iii, residence, after ieduo.ng thrrrfrou
che amonat Of any pension which he n.y. have 'e
cesed from the Culted States since tic 3d day d
March, 1926. lie may, however, authorize an,
other person TO receive il for him: in which case
lie wlsl esecute power Of attorney, according tt
the annexed orm, marked {, which must be &C
know edgel before Justice Of tie Peace, tr Other
Magistrate, and authenticated under the seal q
the Court Of the County in the same manner as i,
already prescribed il regard to declarations, Bu
no payment vi be made to any snch attorney
Until he has made cath. according to the annexed
form D. that the pay which be is authorized 70 re
cehe IS intended to enure wholly to the persona
benefit Of the Officer Soldier whose attorney he i
1t is requested that all letters TO the oecretar,
OF the Treasury, on the subjects, NAV be endorsed
on the cover, 8 Revolutionary Claims.''
RICHARD RUSH
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11

the 18th OF May, 1925 , q -- III tine caunty q
-, in the State OF - do hereby declare that was
officer in The Continental Line Of the Army OF the Rev
outon and sersed such hce insert, to the end OF the
war, (aa the case may be) the time when the ar
OF the Army provided by the resolves Of Con-
gress of Sd aud DIST Of October, 1880, carried into
effect, and uced under that arrangement at winch
period in the regiment ct the - line.
And also declare that at el%artls received certihcalc
Commonly called Communication certifcate) tor a sum
e al TO tbs amount Of FIVE years full pays which sum was
ered by he resolve cf Congress- OF the 22d OF March,
1885, instead Of the half pay tor life to which was enti-
lied, under the resolve Of the 21st Of October, t780
And do Further declare that have received of the
United States, pensoner since the Sd day of March,
1926 Here nse No money, Gas the may be) that
received. pensioner of the United States, since
the 81 day Of March. 1926, the sum OF dollars. paid
10 b, the agent Cor paying pensions In the State Of
u
si6nedl
Bcfare me, - there insert, Justice of the Peace, OF
other Magsrs'e duly empowered 70 administer oahs IL
the county ot -- n TIE State Of -, personally ap
peared This day. -, and - # said county, wilt
did seversliy make oath, that -, BY whom he 70 ego
ng declaration subscribed, is generally repntcd and
be eved have been officer in the Army OF The Revo
luton, in ;na1ner herein stated.
W:tness ny hand, this - day Of, in lie year -
[Signed
r.. Clerk o The Cour Of tie County OF -, in the
Stae Of -, do hereby certify, that -, before WHOM
- There insert, Justice 0 the Peace, other Magistrate
to administer oaths.
| testimony whereof have hereurto set NY hard
r. 81 AID ax d the seal Of the said Court, this - dAj
OF ---. in the
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
e!!Ntp s}NNKS
.rna sTATg01frNg', Il ~ 50, Make

'FN7 7STEs'EIJ1lEhx' = ~ 50, NalEf'5', 1'''''
.nes4rs. Lursii a.L LaaioraS Grocery S'sres'
aGGi bcgs leave . state % hsfriends ala We p1.
~ lc "a he las made such arrangements win org
AID othe cheap 8yokaelcrs IN Philadelphia ss TO tN.5
Mm TO 'pcse of Sch9oi nGi othtr Rooks, together w
genera assortment of STATION fRY at 'he to'sst f".
dIhia piccs, either at wh0sale IciA In consefus.
Of such arrangement Me- ohaaig arfi Teachers, from ~
town aud country, would find il much to their aaSans Z
70 call and purchase, hs re-y rednccd f5'ees wiz
pleey preclude the necessity Of ther gong to w IL
for any article i'll his line ol business on the score cl 'u
nesss.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
BOON * E1fPING.

Hitchcock's New Method II 10 K Keeping accomnani.
ed with Key, Tor sale by 4 x II. wilson, No S, West
High street, Wilmington.
For sale, as atore,
Grimshaw's Histories Of U States, ENGLAND Poroe .,d
Greece, wrh Questions alaped To each Of them Row
dhchs Navigator. Smiley Geography aud Atlas; with
variety OF Geos sraphes by other aullers
fresh supply Q. Bristol Board, Fancy Papers Stationery,
Engayngs, Prints for Scrap Books and variety of Ia
cy Articles; all of shch will be sold fer very small ad
vance on cost
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
IA

Form Of q Dec'arraon 10 be made sy the ofee-.
For the purpose Of obtaining he henft 1t an act en-
titled An act for the relief OF certain surviving officers
and soldiers Of the Army Of the ReYont!on approve
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
GaNa5 acIct Boat.
LADY CLINTON

NiE Subscribers tender their respects 10 The nuhc a.,
inform them that they have procured and G,,ea Wy
IN handsome STYLE Canal Packet Boat which ,he" H.
running the ensuing season. to and from Delaware cs
81. Georges and Summit Bridge or Deep Gu. an ~
Chesapeake aud Delaware Canafor the accommod.,ns
Of visitors and other3 ou"uuA
This boat will run in connection with the Salem s,.,.
Boat Essex Leaving Summit Bridge and St. Georsas asan
Nlonday. wednesday aud Friday mornings at eeven
eight o'clock, and Delaware CIV at ,,oa ao
where passengers can take The Steam Boa, mmel;a,'
tor rPh'ladelpha,-and % Tuesday, Thursday and Sa1
afternoons, upon the arrival of the Steam Boa, ton m
elpha, viii leave Delaware City, for St. Georges s,s
Summit Bridge. o. aA'
Passage from Delaware City. to St. Georges, o..
" from do. to SUNNI, Blidge "a
Returning, same price.
II. HUGG, Philadelphia
I. MULFORD, ST. George,
4'i'' ~ ,o"o' s7--ls
n The boat viii be always in readiness to acrc,r.
date parties, from o'clock, Monday weelntsssv ~.
fr,ay mornings, to two O'clock, Tuesday, TLnrsI
and Saturday aiierEonns and on Sundays viii meet s
Steam at lat may arrive al Delaware CIV
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
.LSEnetI |
m /
[Dl
iosm ef .qHicri, 70 De taken D., fl

i6Sn y .?Jfacra 10 6e taken By Attorneys.
Before me, , Justice OF the Peace in the county Of
-. in the - of -, personally appeared this day.
- the attorney named in the foregoing power Of a,tor
ney, and made oath that the given him BY
0f ay transfer Of any attachment levy seizure
BY legal process whatever, Of the pay therein author
ked TO be received but that the said pay intended to
wholly the personal benefit Of the person BY whom
the s4G power executed.
tnrss my hand, this day Of --, in thc year -
lieoie ne, -, there insert either Justice cf the
Peace or Other Magistrate, duly empowered 10 administer
oaths,l in the Couaty Of -, in The Slate Of - person.
ally appeared, this day, -, and Of the SAID comfy,
who did, seyerally, make oah, that - by whom he
regong declaration was subscribed, generally tpued
and believed 10 have been Officer il the Army Of he
RevolutOn in manner as the Elm stated.
Witness ny hand this Gay Of -, in the year -----
ognedl
- Clerk u the C1ur, OF ;he County Of - in M
STATE Of -, dn hereby certify, that before 1i,nn,
h foregoing adasits orn was, the tine fhcrr
insert either Justice IT lie Peace oher MAGISTRATE
duly empowered % administer oals, and duly emp over
I'd 10 administer oatts.
testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
IT, s. and ahxed the seal OF line said Court, this -
day OF -, N the year -.
sgnedl
ITO be published once week for two months in the
papers authorized 10 publish the Laws Of the United saes
Iure Al
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
n nv iss)tih>s.

Htsl Ri EN M, trd f :ac -, } scorr's BloE sa
eS i'a = fre y SO, si.ikrt s'leel,
ft' . ts4 "a lnuia, 9 voS vo.
! G'- Lie % CaAumhas do. do.
henk 5 it;sc1uts,S, - nan.
: %seitine's Da,, b, The IA lor of waverly, &c.
Ml.n-I,lLfnl. .iunr Is iR LR
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-11
]


Form d declaration 10 b. maee ~ e aoncomnss.ned Of
fcers .Nn2c,ans, and Prttatfs
For Tie parIuse "t al9ng tive benefit of " An act lo
relief Of suNylg officers and s,lcis Of tht
Amy II ,he r. yols'iun," approved on the 5h OF May,
1923 -, OF -, n t.lr County OF -, il the STATE
Of - do Ii, acelue tia en ,rd III 'he Cnntinen
ia l. Lne Of he 3 af ,ie ReNaunn. ol and dl'ing the
war, aud tt "a. n.is uHtl is term nation
ahich peiiod va ii paoral. VI -ican Or Pr
yate ht Ca, 8l, e., i. G; tam --'s e. lmpany,
ne Il Nv ~ Agc AID alsp declare
nat ntet tattl, t-i e,e't''c, 10 tr. reward Ct
I { t, lollas. IN hrt lsttii t.t, uarr u
Gong c.s ras.e3 + 1911! & y, l7T
And tNifhe dncf. 5c ia4i ut the htiernta
ds of Marc, 1925 ~ tie lens On List Of tie United
siaes.
ISL atil
Before ne ---, ete irseit either Justice OF the
Peace othrr uss-t ss, dny empowered administer
ahs, the C tns -- the State of -, person.
a'y Appeared tins s,, -, and , ofthe SAID County,
no did seye. ah h hal -, by whom the fore
snn: decla,at bscnbcd, is generally reputed and
believed have officer in the A. my Of the Revolu-
nom b herein stated
Wrnts, ny hand, ;ias day of -, in the year -.
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I, - Clctk Of tie Court of the County Of -, in the
I ug aiilavs sworn, was, al the time, - (Jus
ter Il thr Peace, the may be- and duly en-
pow red ID administer oaths
~ testimony whereof have hereunto Sc; IT, hand,
Ir. 81. and affixed the seal Of The said Court, ihs -
day Ut - in the year ----.
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