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Delaware journal., 1828-10-06
MONDAY, October 6, lS2S.

by the Sheriff to the Inspector, in which the word
q naturallzed'' affixed 10 the name OF any person,
will be conclusive evidence Of his citizenship, 70
Del. Laws p. 1850 or by the production OF the GER
tlticale of naturalization.
PENALTIES.
j. Every Inspector and Judge OF an election who
shall knowingly and willully receive, or advise and
consent to the receiving Of the vote ofany aaen, or
of Gng other person not entitled to rote shall forfeit
and pay for every such offence, the sum OF Oe nan
dred dollars and shall further be liable TO be indie
led and punished for wiltul and corrupt perjury
6, Del. Laaus, p, All, Sec. IA.
G. Every such Inspector and Judge wiiiu'iy ana
knowingly rejecting the vote Of person entitled o
vote shall forfeit and pay to the State for every suc
offence fine offfy dollars.--lb'd 4l2, Sec. 10.
g. any al,en, other person not entitled 10 cote
shall vote, or crt vote at any general election OF
at any specia election or if amy person shall vote
or offer in any hundredin which he does not reside
any person, having voted once, shall vote' 81
Offer second time, eithe, III the same or in anolh
er Hundred, or tany person shall franulenty deliv
er or offer to an Inspector more than single paiiot
every such alien or other person shall, Tor every
such offence. forfeit and pay the sum OF one handfed
dollars to any person who will sue for the same
Ibid. p, Ala, Sec. l9.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-06
NBarsInaii's Sale.

IN pursuance Of a decree of the Dis
}rct Court Of the United States for the Delaware
n,str;ct. to me directed will be Exposed to PC B-
ItC SALE. at the Village of Seatord, in Sussex
County. in the said district on Thursday the 10th
elay ii Ocfober nsGi at 10 o'clock. A. N the steam
Boat pnaleipha. together with her tackle, apparel
and furniture; being libeed and condemned IN
said cour, tnr claims therein exhibited, and ordered
to be sold by JAMES bkobooN'
Marshall Del. District.
Ny;i,n;nrton Gppt 1929. 5-tS.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-06
FOR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.

Post-OEce, frederica, Del. 10th Mo. lst, 1925
Jacob Boone, r, is again, IN Del. uazette, the
Goth honorable as he may consider hnselIH a con-
slider the title with himself alone)--l am not pos
session of sufficient evidence TO convince uie, that
he did NOT subscribe for the Marylander
appeal TO this friend, as named, to say whether
| wrote to the Editor OF the Marylander, expressly
at his request, or to satisfy him. that The Alaryan-
der would not have TO be paid for.
took down the number Of the supposed gratis
newspapers. as they came to- and Tor TINS ohce
and for the Jackson party was the largest NUMBER 4
before said about equal
It is true that Jacob Boone, jr. received the jour-
nal from me gratis, and that numbers OF them he Kept
suppose) from being over fond OF IT. did noe
know but to let friend ofmne have 1t Tor while
would wean him from t--And as to my having sold
all the papers, sent here forme, It's absolutely false
As to my being warm supporter oi John y Ad-
ans is another alsehood, and do hereby challenge
him j. Boone r or any other person, to say IN truth,
that he, or tiley ever heard me say word about
II. Clay.
am not alone in belief that ]. Boone jr. was as
sisted in writing the letter in the Del Gazette OF
2oth over his signature of 23rd of 7th month.
III. Boone r. has paid for the extra numbers OF
the Del Gazette, he has denied receiving part OF
them, and refused paying postage on the same, ana
threatened reporting me to the General ros' ohlce'
for receiving illegal postage, as had cnarsea me
postage twas moi paId) nor did be pay the postage
until after had convinced HIM IRON the distfiDu-
ton that had been made OF said papers
Very respectfuly-thy friend
]. EMERSON.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-06
mr." Murder w1ll out 90

trac, Of letter from Lieutenant McAfee the Hon. T.
p. Moore-lated in December 1894
"We all hope and believe that Gen. Jackson w'li appons
Colonel johnson Secretary of War, and III That event the
nanintv in refusing to be used by the antics against Row
an He will be elected 10 fill the vacancy with great u's
imity,n -. o..sr, ), 80
Delaware journal., 1828-10-06
Ven Dollars EseaUNrd.

STRAYED away on the LIST Inst. black Mare
four wears old next spring, with one white spot ~
her uphead. The above reward will be gwen TO any
person who will deliver said mare to The subscriber
iu Camden Delaware
JOHN JENKINS.
a., ol taoo 43-4t.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-06
ejEEOg'shyEg's s Sale.

NnY virtue Of writ of Yenditonl Exponas, TO me
II y directed, will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE,
at the house Of George Gould. at NEWCASTLE on
the o2nd day of October at 10 o'clock. A. M All
that valuable plantation or tract of land situate in
the hundred and county Of Newcastle, bounded by
the State road leading from Newcastle to the Red
Lion Inn, Rogers Rum Mill Creek, lands formerly
of Alexander Femister, and containing one hundred
and forty acres more or less on which are erect
ed Two Story Brick dwelling, barn, stables and
out houses.
further description Of the property will be CIV
en- On the day of Sale.
Being seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty of David Ross, decd at the suit of Wm Read
lfor the use of John Ready and to he sold by
JAMES BROBSON, Marshall
Marshali's Office,
Wilmington. Oct. 8, 1928. 48-3t
Delaware journal., 1828-10-06

AT a meeting of the Committee of arrangement, on
Monday evening last, the following gentlemen
were appointed Committees Of Tigtance; and
are earnestly requested to use ali fair aud honor
able means to promote the success Of the Admin
isiraiinn Ticket.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-06

James Murdock, George Murdook, John Mason,
Ever: M'Leese, George Wits jr. George Young.
james Kurns, David Tweedy, James Green, VIM.
A. Mendinhall, Thomas Rodney, VIM. P. Brobson.
VIM. M'Nea, Daniel Simmons, John Walker, Jesse
p. Richards, Moses Chase, Moses Bannister, An
drew Alston, Joshua Harlan, Albert Wilson and
Henry WILSON,
Delaware journal., 1828-10-06

+sIentoning honor in Del. Gazette ot29th Of 7th mo.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16

ing each Of the fingers in succession and
calling each of the words in the order as
given above, remembering to touch all the
myers as many times each as we did in
seeking out the month. We shall find when
we come to the thumb the second time. the
word .9rcuS will be called. This word 1T
will be seen commences with the letter A.
and this we must bear in mind.
Ih1rd Step E. being the Dominica let
ter for the present year, after February, we
commence by touching the little finger and
saying b. then passing to the annular finger
we say F. and SO on till we come to A..
which will be at the fore finger, and here we
stop, because this letter corresponds with.
or is like the first letter of .4rcuS as stated
under the second STEP This fact must con-
stantly be kept in mind: that when we run
over the Dominica letters we should con-
tlnue on till we come to one corresponding
with that letter which begins the word at
the finger indicating the month and when
this letter is found we must stop, taking
care to remember the finger on which It
rests.
Fourth Step: We commence by touching
the little finger, saying, Sunday, then pass
ing to the annular finger we say Monday,
and so on till we come to the one at which
we stopped under the Third Step: this will
be the fore finger, and it will represent
Wednesday, which is the day of the week
on which October will come in.
Having ascertained this, there will be no
difficulty in determing on what day of the
week any given day in the month will fall.
The rationale of all this we will not here
give, since some may wish to investigate it
for themselves. The advantage ofknowing
this method is, the day of the month may
be found, latter learning the Dominica let
ter instantly without any reference to
Books, and those who know the method of
finding the Dominica letters for years to
come, may extend their reckoning, ad intin-
itum. Elk RHEDS
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16

and informed our interpreters, William and
Richard, that the largest of the houses was
the residence of the king, and he had pro-
hibited any one from landing at that place.
William replied, "new missionaries have
arrived" when they ran to the palace, and
a fine looking female, in a European dress
of pink satin, with wreath of yellow feath-
ers on her head, made her appearance. 1t
was Tameha-mara, the favorite Queen of
Riho-Riho. She expressed her regret that
the quay was tGbu; and politely requested
us to row to spot on the beach, nearer the
town, to which she pointed, and where she
would meet us.
BY this time, she was joined by-a gentle
man who we afterwards found to be Mr..
Jones, the American Consul and taking
his arm, they proceeded to the place APP
pointed On landing, we were introduced
to her Hawaiian majesty by this gentleman.
She received us very cordially ; and, after
bidding US welcome to the islands, consign-
ed US to the care of Mr.. Jones, and return
ed to the point. The queen appeared to be
about 20 or % years of age !; and, though
well formed, is tall and masculine, in figure.
Her co lntenance is open and intelligent,
with fine black eyes and hair; hut her fea-
lures are too broad and fiat for beauty and
her complexion that of dark mulatto-
the general color Of the islanders.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

u Priceto single subscribers, who receive
their papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars
per ann. to those who receive them by stage,
two dollars and twenty-five cents Twenty-Five
per cent. will be deducted when the payment is
made in advance.
G37 Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar, and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents =
Larger advertisements in the same proportion
W The publishers will hold themselves res
ponsible for no error in any advertisement,
beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS spy.
LITER AZURE AND ARMS

Cedant arma togg concodat laurea lingua. "
Alexander and Aristotle were two per-
sonages, whose career affords proper il
lustratlon OF the different effects of arms
and learning. Both were equally
e. establish universal dominion over man
kind. The ambition of one was the entire
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16
ARBOR,. DULcTs, DEUS.
GLossA, BETA, ENsIs.
GLoBUs, CUTIs, FELIs.
ARGUS. DICo. FnNTIs.

All that is wanted of this apparently sill
ly Jingle, is the first or capital letter of each
word, and they are placed in this form,
that they may be the more easily retained.
second: The Dominical letter or letters,
flor there are two in leap years. must next
be ascertained. BY this | mean the letter
that Is placed against the Sundays in our
Almanacs. Most people will be under the
necessity of looking into an Almanac at the
commencement of every new year, and af
forwards retain the letter or letters so found,
in their minds These letters are the first
seven of the Alphabet and they are to be
read i'll circle, as it were, always COM
mencing with the Dominica letter of the
given year. Thus, suppose E the Domini-
cal letter for this yaar, we shall say E. f.
q. A. b. G. ID. then comes Z. again, and if
we continue on, it will be reading in cir
Gle
THIRD: The left hand is the subject on
which we are to perform the operation, and
we commence by holding it palm upwards,
all the fingers at the same time being ex-
tended. Suppose we wish to find on what
day of the week the first day of October,
will fall the present year, 1928. +
FIRST Step: The hand being placed as
above stated, we commence by touching the
little finger and saying January then pas
sing to the annual finger we say February,
and so on till we come to the thumb which
will represent May. There being no more
fingers in that direction, we return to the
small one and say June and then reckon on
until we come to October which will be at
the thumb.
SECOND Step: We are now to make use
of the words given under the first head
we commence by touching the little finger
and saying, .4rbor then passing to the an
nuol finger, we say Dulcis, and SO on, touch
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16

Ma, EDIToR-The following may be new,
useful, and amusing to most of your readers
1t is at your disposal.
I'm easy method Of finding on ,ohat day of
the ,ceek any month ,oiU come in, and also
on ichat day Of the aceek any giuen dag IN
arJ'moah aciU fall.
FfrSt: The following words must be well
committed to memory, in the order in which
they stand.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-16
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL H. COTTON & co.

Opposite THE CENTRE MEETING HOUSE
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-18
FOR SALE.
HOUSES AND LOTS.

The Subscriber holds for sale. IN the town OF
New Castle. several good Houses with Gardens
attached to them, and number OF building lots,
the property of :. y. Dcklnson.-Alsu, Farm OF
100 acres, within iour miles of New Castle and Sc
ven miles of " 'lminston. The subscriber will ex-
hit list Of the property, and make known the
terms Of sale
a Farm to let in Brandywine Hundred, near
Nsalan's Creek, lately held by Thomas Phillips.
JOSEPH BRLAGHURST.
No. 81, Mirse, 81. Uninytop Oct 5. ut
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NOTICE.

Having called ftcqne lly o. uany u lie taxabcs Of
Christina hund,e without the desired result | hey
ie.yc 10 Htcm al hat s4ch visits arc neither agreeable
profitable u De aud bal Tor the convenience of those
VII" are des'ons OF paving their taxes, well my
considerations. Appoint Wednesdays aud S.tnlJa,s re.
ce,.e lAem n the I'M ofJsmeS iluuis, Wilmugton
It INST &c evident TO every ehecling candid uind. that
The demands against he collector, Which are peitod cal
and impcrlous. osnno be promptly met without puLou-
a the pari Of his taxableS. And tor Ion ur cen
Frnience, have authorised MIR Pumly give pt.
my absence. AARON JUSTICE.
Collector u Chris.iaHa huaaseG.
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FROM WILLIAM DuANE, ESQ.


oA' q NE '41"ff'aeA q "s cay q Fh"eaef"i"
Nm SWAIN, proprietor Vi Ged cal composition cai!eG
S~ari Faaacca, piled % NE, feques * me to state
Nhs Know ab-u Tue itt1od cton at his medclRe cato
he Aims Holse-snd CONSIDER IL a dui! 10 comr! Win
\ srtquest.
,ns Pfe,N!er' ct the Beard Of Managers ct The Aims
Hose - Et 1872 VI. S"an expressed e Aish
ouNet'ahc tile cure II persons .hen IN lie huusc,
Shosr were gwen 2 acnrabc by the ncdca geu
tlcmen; iva " ca hIent u cuing by III. ue,c ae
t.e cases and wo,d utdersk sens Of the mos .esae
sGd "dud require other c0mpei.sAtisn s.at he
satisfaction = be aey.a from Inc service reni,.sl pro-
- 'e. TO co sHt tnt "r maaaEefs aad d,d soi p1
- ,'I' ~
80, q, ~ ..ans, rfA they s,eno.una,e q,.ackcr,
,ay Il In al gers ie incl ned 10 the tal consider.
~ t a, te\ We l. case, as il d ne by tie medical n.
vc%tic 10 be ,craed1non 10 harm a: least sou,d he
Il ne aa4 If curr 4, .,gac ctbe the opportunity ctrt
o c III r!el; but tts esp e,ssa reluctance to ase any
rcsio r1 upoa ,ar,.; b, @hich Understood hat hey
Ia n0l hNe ~ pot ten,ell., ia 10 the nI,ys
cal, u;ae. opposed Il .itote.hef therefore offered
al TOOK 04on ny s. Il Nfascstr liz there VIZ, in
IT, ,s,e, iii no.hed Mi Sam iha acyd accompany
H. Aad IL n the ire cas- svlecsd ". ta' 4 woman
h, vas w.. aI N'o.n eg," ~ Sas
i ,ye ~ .,,c'ce 81 nv wv.
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COOEER'S MOVE .s,.

The "TRAyELLlNG BACHELOR" in , vols by G
Cooper has jat heca received, and for sale Al J. Scouts
Boot H. Store.
.ssg Ia 1898.
ID s h,s put several copies oftAe absye work ia
his q! a.il.iag Li5targ.
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For n en-, # scrgta'a, or Kings Eril, Ulcers
Rhenmotism, Syphiiitic, Hsrcariel and Lirsr
(0mpiqiMs, and aost Diseases arising N dp5a-
i'atta constitutions, o. from On impure state y
TIE Blond. DC. NJ.
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FOR SALE,
\ Farm in Appouuinimink Hundred,

IL NUWN Nv The name Of CAMDEN FARM. containing
IN about $50 acres Of Land, with good proportion OF
Marsh and siccncy of W cd for the Of the farm
quantity of Marsh Meadow embarked, and more may be
made at a small expense,--i is within one mile OF Cant.
Wells Bridge where there is always ready market tor all
kinds Of grain 1T is rendered oiga5ie BY us siiua-
ton on the state road aad Manageable stream OF Afp-
uuinnnk Cree which facilitates the conveyance OF ITS
produce to phiia,ls pha and other markets The I'M
proyemen,s arc commodous LOG DWELLING HOUSE,
In GOOD order and well i, good water near the door,
large frame barn Sc-Ihc situation is Of the heaites'
and pleasan,est the ncghbohood Ihc terms shall be
made accommodating Any person wishing 70 view The
above property, viii please apply 10
William Polk,
u. Can,se.ls Bridge, or
James Cochran,
Oct so 1923 S2-if Wilmington
psrhe purchaser have possession on the 18th Of
March next
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kEi lRNs LIS sincete haak sfoi the patronage afforded
!" the iite hrm ct MNttL 4 Sos and IL
VS. hushss5 individually, would Hiortn his friends and tb
paoc hat he intend. Geso.irg lis attention more mar,
ceat! r. eusohwolk he Eaters himself ma, from n;
ko ac I'D c&pesici &c u tae BUSINESS he will be All
Q g;,e .tcna. Al sat siae ion.
Inc "a and Gentlemen of Wilmington and Il, ,c;ni.
" afe t.Yfaed Sat the work viii be conducted
nn ,4'e iasPeaa" BY e.oce ~oskinen If the Lei r,.
ttilA... IT. Ling y y ,a,esl fsh.uns $3.50
liz LIS o.. ana a.G crds keer.ine isrre an1
A. or1n'e 9 L.des' fhc .aj Fancy Colorsd Js,in',
h9o'' anu sige, A-!yso lo. Calf Ca,davan and seai
S a,,l, III Nst' i'ne hoo Shoes aud pumps Coarse
a,soii'..en' Z 'tfi AL Hair rkUNKS
J. /" S"asni,Aeis you'd ma i advantageous 10 sunni,
uslts-'Iis \. ~, al trIa :. om Il extensive as
W'i.., JANIS MNEAL.
80 = 80 - - - 3A-Sm
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'eigl as Discourses, BY Ia, man.
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NOTICE.

rE'lE Subscriber las dsc0u nuel ;he retail H GOODS
4 BUSINESS but continaes the lph9l-aa'e, Win tie
tldaian o! fompies,on i,s.ess Liberal advances made
IL Cash Commission Goods.
JAMES GARDNER.
Iul> 4, 1898 4g--ti
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Is lI;i.li. ;..i,lA. y.

Authmctics, Ens'i4D E9.te ), se n. 5 cling Book,
Gsos .sh'e$ titles ll,ame'', ~, Gpieriug /.
{ r, ~ - Wft.g 4CiL-t w F,i tor Sal, :,
s 49, III 80 $50. sA',oners Store, No. 5, Sc Il :
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NOTICE TO
Manufacturers.

d 1" let fora term of years, that large and
NH H1 commodioIs building IN the Borough If w,
E::s:: mington, formerly occupied Brewery s,a'
ted on The corncr Of Tatnal and High streets
l % feet Ia and so feet deep; with dwelling atcLei
and failing spring of excellent water IN the cl
10 pump BY horse power This building is well cslcnla'
ted for Mandatory, particularly weaving or d,,iir
II being in GENITAL par OF the Buro.gh with arnoI
brick stable on the premises The subscriber links T.
unnecessary 20 say any thing further any person nish
ing TO reht would first view the premises.
April 9TH, 1898 2i--'f ISRAEL d. JONES
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NOTICE.

w To II.
Those persons to whom Betty Story, late of the
Borough Of Wilmington, deceased, wa, indebted
in the year eighteen hundred ana one, are request
I'd TO furnish hei. accounts regularly anthenticat.
ed to Samuel S. Grub, Esq. Wilmington, or 10
the subscriber.
SAMUEL SPACKMAN.
iN'lau' iuth mo- IN 1898, 16-3ms
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A. II. 7 -rrl1N,t Tss Z @ SCig VEIL g.,
H. 1872, 1T zee 'teA arl &c SU.a SO : DIX
T. ALSO. -Enrsh 4sd G tn,an ihn-uac, ~ ez9
.io,' s. 1899