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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02

evident change has taken place in favor Of the Adj
ADMINISTRATION, both il this aud the nciahhouting
States. which learn from the best source, Of intor
nation. | have now 10 doubt the Administration
majority in Kentucky will be very large, say from
i2 to $4,000. This is the calculation of The most
intelligent men. The election of Governor which
takes place in August next will test my prediction,
as te question will be the rule for waiting.
The recent change in public sentiment at Cincin-
natl, the hot-bed Of Jacisonisin, will have great
and saIutary effect through the Western States
Already despair hangs upon the countenances OF
the Heroites. They are becoming much less bolster
Gus and daring in their conduct. | do indeed feel
entire confidence in our success to the extent men,
toned above.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02
Administration Meeting.

The Friends Of the Administration in Kent Coun-
ty requested to meet at the state-house, in Do
yer, on Tuesday the 9Th day Of July nert at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of appointing fifty
delegates to meet the delegates from Newcastle
and Sussex in general State Convention to be held
in Dover on said day, and to take such other mea-
sures preparatory to the next General Election as
may be necessary to the success of the Party.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02

Mr.. Rand aavortsses f,r exhibition, in Bostor,
solar microscope, which ma@nfies 5000 COO times.
by ITS aid. SHAKES, apparently six feet long, may
be discovered in vinegar and TIE small white mea-
y particles On iiss. appear moving objects as large
as good sized terrapln. 1t must be pleasant cir
cums'ance, to have occular proof that, while
licking up the vinegar from our salad. we tax
ing serpens to our bosoms What comfortable re-
SECTION, as one Is mnnchng fig to mistake, in the
fuIness OF newly acquired knowledge, the cracking
OF one of its seeds for the craunchng of snapp-
lng, turtles SHELLY. s.. Gasefte.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02
MIR. CEAY,

The following letter from Mr.. Clay, written to al
member of the Virginia Legislature, in answer to-
one written by that gentleman, previous to the last
Presidential election, is of similar import to that
written bv him to Judge Brooke. 1t was commune
Gated to the Richmond Wing for publication, by a
Gentleman who states, that he had been trying to
Law his hand on it for the last months, but in
sequence of its having been mislaid, was Enabled to
do so till now.
Washington, 18th Feb. 1925.
NV dear Sir: have received and read, with all
the attention due to our ancient and unbroken friend
ship YOUR latter of the Cd inst You state that the
conviction has been forced upon the Richmond pub
lie, by the papers which are daily received from
this city, that 81 have gone over to the party of
| Mr.. Adams 7oih TO constitute part OF has
cabinet" Do you believe it Then you ought
not to respect me. Do you wish me to deny it
Then you cannot respect me. What do you desire?
That should vote for Mr.. Crawford? cannot.
For General Jackson will not. shall pursue
the course which my conscience dictates, regardless
of all mputations and all consequences. love the
State which gave me birth more than she loves
me- Personally would make any sacrifices to
evince this attachment But have public duties
to perform which comprehend consideration OF her
peculiar interest and wishes and those OF the rest OF
the Confederacy. Those shall perform. In do
ing so, may incur unfortunately her displeasure.
Be it so. cannot help it. The qaiet of my con-
science is of more Importance to me than the good
opinion ofeven Virginia, highly as do and even must
respect it.
Your faithful friend,
HENRY CLAY.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02
From The London Courier.


Farhke Preparations. preparations of
France according to the Paris papers. are upon
larger scale than was at first imagined. Hence it
has been conectured, that she has designs up
on Egypt. which we believe, we may safely and pos
itvely contradict. Neither troops, nor stores, nor
artillery have yet sailed for Toulon, and it should
seem as if both France and England waited for some
reply to dispatches sent off to the Russian Govern
ment. Meanwhile Turkey is carrying on her de-
fensve preparations. Bosnia is to furnish her con-
tngent of $4,000 men, to be assembled on the plains
of Adrianople towards the end of March, Servia
has been required to furnish hers but she claims
the privilege of arming only for her own defence.
The strong ortresses the Danube, Siistria. Rus
sova, Hessova. Issaka &c. have been supplied with
all necessaries. Austria is reinforcing her troops
the side of Serva though she is still aboring IL pre-
vent war; 1t is said that if the Russians pass the
Pruth they will remain some time in Moldavia to
wait the result of the last propositions which viii be
made to the Porte by Austria, France and Russia.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02
Chesapeak and Delaware Canal.

Extract of a letter, dated Summit Bridge. Delaware,
April Is, 1928.
sit will afford you pleasure to learn that FIVE
sloops, loaded with stone arrived at the wharf near
the Buck Tavern, this morning. This is about
eight miles from the Delaware. The first arrival
produced quite sensation here, and the air resound-
ed with the shouts and huzzas ofa large number who
witnessed the event there was. however. neither
firing of cannon nor ringing of bells, and for the
best of all possible reasons"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02
OFFICERS OF THE REVOLUTION.


On Monday last in the Senate ofthe L. S. the bill
making provision for surviving Revolutionary Off
GERS, was ordered to be engrossed for third read
ing by the following vote.
YEAS.-Messrs. Barnard, haeman, Bell, Ber-
ren, BougIigny, Chambers, Chase Dickerson, Ea-
ton, Harrison, ilayne, Johnston of Lou. Kane, King,
Knight, Marks, Paris, Robbins, Sanford, Seymour
sllsbne. Smith Of Md. Thomas, Van Buren,, Webster,
White, Wiley, Woodbury3o.
NAYS.--Messrs. Barton. Benton, Branch,
Chandler. Cobb, Ellis Foot Hendricks, Mckinley,
Macon, Noble, Ridgey Ruggles, Saith of S.
Tazewell. Tyler, Williams-l7.
The National Journal remarks" There is yet,
some slight probability that bill may pass during
the present session which will afford some evidence
to these veterans that justice has at length been
awakened from her slumbers to an acknowledge
ment OF their claims. If the House can be brought
to prompt action on the BILL and if members will
sacrifice their rage for speaking to the interests OF
the revolutionary heroes, and neither weary the
House with defamation, weigh down the bill
with amendments, the measure may become Law
of the land"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02
VIRGINIA STATE NAVIGATION
LOTTERY, No. 6.
To be drawn in Richmond VA THIS DAY.

10 be drawn IN Richmond (Va.) Ills DAY.
SCHEJLE.
prize of $4,000, of 5000, of 1900, of
/ 200 | of l.OOO of 500. of ZOO / of 600. 2
Of 500, of 200, 10 Of 100, 90 of SO, so Of 90
100 of 10, 100 of S, 1000 of dollars.
The 1000 prizes of dollars to be awarded to the
LIST. Cd or Sd division, to be determined by that
which may draw the Capital prize of $4,000. The
Capital prize of $4,000 to be paid in part by 1000
Tickets in this Glass. now sealed up and deposited
in the Bank of Virginia at Richmond, subject to
the control of the holder of the prize Ticket. This
Package may draw every other Capital Prize in the
Scheme, and gives the holder Of one ticket to be
bought for Three Daflars the power of drawing
about Thirty Thousand Dollars.
The prize of $4,000 to be paid in part BY 300
Tickets. sealed and deposited in the farmers Bank
of Virginia. at Richmond subject to the control of
the holder Of the prize Ticket, which may include
all the other Capitals.
A few Quarters to be had if Immediately applied
for. Drawing received on Monday morning.
CONNECTICUT 10 FIERY, Sd Glass,
Capital Prize $4,000, 50 No drawn Ballots.
will be sold until Saturday noon. Tickets S4s
''i u RI SV't c.aN.aI LOTTERY, 4th Class,
Capital Prize IS. GOO DOLLARS.
H H,Ife'S p 2 50 S Eight Jt'' Ss
VzRGINLa SV.3lNP, 14th Glass,
$50. goo Highest Prize, Tickets $50, Shares at
u: The rhe,, next ,a' DELaW.aRE LOTTERYdraws on
the ed day of June Tickets only Two Dollars.
Tickets to be had in the above schemes, in grea
variety of numbers at +. BARkERS
TRULY PROMPT g. LUCKY OFFICE.
No. II, Market Street, Wilmington.
Maya, f.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02
HENRY CLAY.
From, the RoIt;,noye Patriot

From, the Baltimore Patriot.
CHEERING NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
Extract of letter from a gentleman OF the first
responsibility to his friend in Baltimore, dated
louisville, KY. April 10, 1928.
On the 22d ult. Iwrote you-since that period an
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02
Notice.

An Annual meeting of the Medical Board of Ex-
aminers of the State of Delaware, will be held in
Dover, on Tuesday the 18th of May next. Pune
tua attendance is requested.
TIM w. COLLINS.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02

The Corr"s 5s1ent oithe Village Record, writes
from VAST ;uns:
b." /. oiI! has many imperections. The
peopi difficulty in determining who
are r, c Tor them. Some very extraordina-
ry mat q relation to the arrangement Of this
bill, Wi explained which cannot fail deeply to
interest 20 true friends of American Industry"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02
new and CHEAP Retail, and Wholesa
Grocery Store,

Now opened by the Subscriber, at the North East
corner of Market and High Streets; where may
be had at the lowest current prices, the following
articles, with all Others kept at any establishment
of a similar character
surars Coffee Teas Anuiseed Cordals,
Pepper, Aisplce, Gloves Sugar House Molasses'
Nutmegs, West india 90.
Mustard Ginger Bcngal &lWnter strained OIL
Spanish Indigo, summer do. do.
Chocolate Of 1st, & 81 quality, lCommon do.
Sweet Oil in bottles & Flasks, Coarse Salt,
Rhode Island pine apple &tiro,nd do.
Sapsago Cheeses, Fine do.
Cognac Brandy g. Hol Gin Alackerel, No. J. 9, & 8. in
Jamaica Spirits and American barrels and half harre
Brandy Rice and Barley,
North East Rum & Am Gin, ALMONDS Hasns and Figs
Madeira & Port Wine, Spermaceti, mould aud dpt
Lisbon & TGnertfe do. Candles. With assert
Sherry K Malaga do. ment of Brooms & Brush
Life of Man, Perfect Love es, &c, &c.
Cinnamon, Peppermint &
N. B. Country produce, taken in barter, and
sold on commission.
GEO. LOCKER.
Wilmington, May LIST, 1928. 4-3m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02

A statement of HE account Of the Road Commits
sioners OF Appoqainimink Hundred, came too late
Tor this days p,air, 1t shall appear in our next.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02
Ne,o York Enquirer.
Rochester ~. ~ Telegraph.

The Dry Dock now building in Charestown'
Massachusetts, it is expected will cost the govern
ment 100000 dollars 1t is to be sufficiently large
to receive the largest vessels, and to be built en-
tirely Of hewn granite.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-05-02

NM The remarks Of the Harrisburg Argus and the
Richmend Wing, relative to the Generals answer
tcGov Ray of Indiana, are worthy of particular at
tentien. They give such AUST view Of the cores
pondence between the General and Governor as
will not be found in the Jackson prints of Delaware.
There can be no mistake about this matter, after
this correct state of the case is seen.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
te,ls l}NNT,.


f--g-S 4 good Three Starry Hoasp, No. 1s Mar.
ktl ket -teet, neSt a5eNe in7c8 Gartp@'s Stefc.lt
H. tic hcs p,ri oflhe taWa stand ~ bus,
s-srs.g. ness ae hack findings are siiable ior i
teas work q any ttAes AnG Of Htsness uspa in bs
place Enqur@ Of NM ROBINSON,
tsraniysine lf8naied5 q
JAMES & NltllNIR
March c3 sf-..f Adinlnina IL r.rerl.H!
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
BALM Oh COLtJMI,yA
A. & n. WILSON
No. s, West HIGH sfcot, Minimum,

No s, Yves, High Sweet, Wilmington
TEAVH been appointed sole Agents n the s5a,,ft
l. wafs, Tor the sale ol 0ds8Gge's Cheo4rj -
b@5ia, mineh y extacted ON trec found il ,hc H.
America. The lian improved IL color slros,t s.'s
pciinnc anil ls sansl capillary riftrcs ire a r ~
ttne boite plce 50 Cents, prevents tie l;jr ttoo \
o b 46 hunrs from is first Application or ca,s@s ~
growth Of whskers ~ a few weeks bcte. l,,aa s." Z,
cents VIII not only stop Tie hair from falling oii bG NJ
wise u three weeks caises new growth to a,tsar 4
one a ~, gives in general good head d 4af 70 , ~
person. 'sc
Itpeyentsth the hair from lrnns gray, and maSe.i,.,
beamiidls, look bright and 81 50, and in f.w .,p IN
ton frees from scur and entirely removes netyonI
aca-s s-4
Copies ofccitfcaes will be shown by,le vendors i.
received new growth OF har. "''s
The signers' characters supported by His p,o.
NMiesiys Consul, Phila le ris who thereto has MN,
hi, sea and the royal arms Of III eat Britain; also a Ma
and other Magistrates Of Padelpha, WHO were persnn
" acquainted with HE sgners have certified 10 her n \
rcspecahllity and have likewise pr:Gxed their eU -
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
fTHe Delaavare Fire Insurance Company,

s7Te DelaaUare Fire insurance C0n.pn'tJ'
NNCoRpoRAT Ell BY the Legislature Of the state q 'e-
luware with a capital Of one hundred thousanu dolals
rhe President and Directors are now RECEIVING appnci'
tinas for Insurance. at their Office, no. 2i, shfes te
aetaeen Front and Second Streets against l9ss 9 iHe
III every description oi Buildings IL cnefai MereNs''e
Saiss il .'ori and their Catgues; ioaschuuld fAhuie'
nd otherpt property also, against luz q aauas9
n mand transportation ogoods, Waes chaNase,aiu
country produce. -
FERNS Of insurance viii he Az favorable rs any q the
Companies n tie Cities pf Philadelphia OF New -
paties assured may roppse e fullest Confidence " 'le
sody If is capital, aud thai al osses will be promptly
adjusted b the company.
joaN Moopg i Ase1 TO survey property q be INSURE
fo lhc town aud vicinity Of HeWGaslc, ~ place q =.
HiAnet, tecned
LfyIH E9Axs Agent survey property 70 be insv-
NJ Tor tbe town and vicinity OF Elkon.
lonS CLoir Agent to surrey property 10 be insured
fof tie town and vlcini'y Of Smyrna
JosKPn Agen 70 survey property TO pc Insured
/ tor ne lown OF NesC hester and vicinity.
-lsReeiofS
iobn Patterson, Davl Bush,
lascpA Baly, VIM Chandler,
Bavit q Watson, Joseph Ggubh,
Jo5eph q Gtiptu loher Porter
WM. SEAL, President.
i u SlSiSis, SacfelHy.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03

THE following certificate gives he history Of The intro
iuction of he Paaeea ina iae pnaaelt ha Alms Hons
uiirmaty. Those who req it. w be ~ ced That tt
proprietor has feared th inv estiga q he ply s
cians or endeavored 70 administer he meece q ssetel
were so anxious 0 gi aily exclld lh0 nt1lcn. irt
this nsiutian woul1 nrgi Ct oapoHuniy Of cApea4g
It. .fIcr II had been introduced.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
TO egEKKLEf6fhs eE&sI1

MANIF AtT EI tsEaN.
FES III Undersigned Committee, ap ontA BY the Borough
4 Cuanc, will receive aed Proposals un'ii 2Stn
a, ii 1ne ex teF renting He Aaisti IA esina iie
Bor III 4 Wsangttn or any eit, nv eNceeli \ tel
yeas, subject z nc iuenmhraeee ot punpis supply
If water + \ tie 1T sad Borough.
The property offers pa,cr atrantss es, as il
is siiua FL Oh tn HfantN AID has he first
water rghs u buldi is new and spat oes and YES
.es Of considerable Draft VI Sa;ef oHn aN no te oi
;he Sill. JOSEPH GRUBH,
MA!i.oN BELTS,
Camniuee
Wilmington, Nay ss 1893. Ss-lO
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
gy HssELsa Va. .E.l.a {. 3 -gEl's9pl9T n G
YoEE@ENEN FOUNDRY.

"tyIE sb,ci1tr resp ttlnIv inlafm his q ends aif fa
public, that his Fafnaceis ii com 2ett opera Oh,
II
lnd having il His employment lie btst wok km-n, he j.
prepared execute vafls knds of castingi such as
toris, pots and l.aees, iut Chemist; snap boilers kei
lies ard klrls pner.m screw pns ndbeXe, Calsnicr
rollers ot aA pattern; steam enpiBe ( III eprr,ai :
ri. seering q Al kinds; COTTON and Wo0lEN MA-
CilNERY If every descriptions warranted slt, %
au and all kinis Of pioYl fostpgs. done ih
aut despatch, Under The Inaedate direction Of william
Hamilton. Orders from distance pronp'iy attended a,
by WILLIAM ROBINSON,
No Sc, lfa5ttt &freet.
Wilmington. Del, 81 no 8h, 1929 i?-..3m
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
ST tsd}t}E4 I3eligE, y.

Anmetcs, English Readers, scq,-Is, saelinr Books.
Geogrs Rhes, Rhies, ies'amens, STATS, Glphe erias sua
Copy Rocks Writing and Letter Paper Slc. for sa E at
& H. Wilson's i,ook aud stauaery Store, 10. S, West High
trcet, at reduced prices,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
TaEslsLs s.;V A.. .
A. 81 III. w ilson
AAYE REMOVED TnEIll

ISnsl store and Circulating Library
70 NJ ~ Hgh ST., s,uh side II ne Dapr .Esgtet,
ASa II FROM til. CORNER or ManxFr STREET
fgyitY he,r tianks tor Nc 5e n siat ot custom
y ,,ey base received, and n ht graft isr 4 ntiuu-
Vt nc .avers of The public
teey offer fo sale, nt the mos redpcd teeg, general
~ sofoal Books and appet!, afa yafieN
Of F4hcy artcies
D!als: looAs RaletI cad Eopna q az ra,lern.
FAMILY BIBLES
Very cheap Day Boeks u ger-; C;pbering, Copy,
Memorandum and Pass Bn.ks; Nri ing and Latte Papt
Fem Lined DO; Cartlc 7, aud Cmy's GFanIa +; Cqmty
Spelling Books; Parchment; Il mn Boatd; Bandh0s
Hoard PRAYER looks OF tie Catholic anil Eisc pal Clurcb
cs Mepdisl and Baptist Hymn books; ii the
yaiitus Churches; Siaes Ink powder; Gold and i.ei
Paper. Eabpssel and Fancy papers, SC
a variety Of books ~ different departments Of Eteta
ture, whch will bs sold for less an hall public
top price.
Wloi glon, March 26 1928
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
lNlllY BOOKS.

History Of thc Tife aud Voyages Of Christopher Co
lumhs By Wa,hnginn living 3 vols. 8 70.
Sure Methods o. Improving iiealh and troonging LIE.
By a Physician.
Croly NeN Interpretation ofte apocalypc of 81 John
The french Cook. by /. j utie, iern.ey Cook to
Louis XIV and steward 70 his ac royaihShness he Duke
al York
Dictionary Of selec' and Popula. On taons new and
imp aved ettio
ales nd eci'ane foro tls EhsasI Souvenirs for 1925
Ma COINS Sketches oi Persia.
pqnsan 2 yoE y tae aornor u Decision, &c.
Iltrtcii Lacy vois
ls.ue slact s IIa, II volumes
rhe obgen's aa!l 1e p'F'shery'si National Tale
No.bm, ), n body, vi. Yes aud No. vols.
llf'ati. i ! &tNe vols
gae> Of a Gtapii.iher, , vols liz Wal er scott.
C,r1 Tho nton, 3 vols IL Nee 3 vols. Red Rover
2gis Hop te,ie : VII. E'l1,5eii, dv BE- &C. yos
viyan Grey: vos. kcy thr N,;an Grey.
\ Alsa--an assortment ut FAMILY BIBLES, whch vii
be sold Il. iednced plces
Fnr sale rs l,nyc, Eir p PRAYER BOOKS with he Nev
iIvmrs Cholic PlaN Hcos PRESBYTERIAN, Methods
and Baptist nh cak aud he Caachisns Of IL. iles,
CAetel.es
fresh supply of and cheap edition of The chi.
tian's pattern; from the latin y loeas i,erpis; 81
Tie Rev ,!0hn Wesley
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
a .VET AND CHEAP
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE,

nj OW opened by lie subscriber, at the Norm Eas' -
IN aer Of .lhrket and High Shces@here may be hha
,he low rics, the following articles, WIN ~
others KEEP al any establishment sim lar character
Sugars, G, \ X. Teas Life IF man, Perfect 'ofe,
Pepper Aspce, Cloves Nut Cinnaman, Peppermint and
mess AnGiseed TO dals
Mustard. Gingcr, Bengal ans Sugar iousc Nalasscs
StaDsh iatiieo Nes India do
Chocolate, 81 1t ard 2d qual Nvipier straind Oil
ily $ miner do. do.
sweet OIL il Hat,les and common do
Fase. Coarse Salt
i,l dr i Ii. H. piue spple and Ground do.
San Sago tsaes.e Fine do
CO. nae BIs,ly and Holland Mackcrel No /, and II
tn Barrels and Halt Barrels
.amlica Saris and American Rice and Barey
Brud slmonts and Raisins
East Rum and America, Spermace,i, Monl and com
Gin mua Ca de,.-N.h
s,a,lcra and Pori Vine sur'ren Of Brooms Bguif
i1sb aad 'lenerli, Wine cs sc. &C.
~ iss and Malaga Wne
N Is Cnpntr, produce aken Ii carter and sold com,
miss,0. GEO. L0CKNEi;
Wimington, MAY /, 1873 2i--3R
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
l3N0fl.-yE Eg-.I'irs...

Iiitfhcocl's New slethad of iio3t Keeping, accom's
ed With Key. for sale bs 4. 4 II. Wilson, ~ q y
High street, Wilmington.
For saio, as cbore,
Grimshaw's His ories of q States, England. some, o
Grecce with Questions adapted TO each Of them I'm I'm
sites Navigator. Smiley Geography and Allasi N"4
variety Of Biographies BY other au,h@rs. ,..asr
fresh supply y! fisio Board, Fancy papers, ala''s s
Ene,avngs rns for Scrap Books. and 'ar'e'S - u
~ Atcicsi all Of which viii be sold fer very sA''"
vance ON cost. -
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
FOR SALE

At &. & II WILSON'S BO0l. ST0RE
TEylE SCOTTISH EXlLES, rendered into Prose, from
a Sir WaheT SCOTS Lady Of The Lake BY = Lady of
ph,iad1lphis. / vol, IS mo. Price 50 c.s
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03
'E'he thorough bred Horse
Ef.S.lsB0.

splendid 'ceoefea'.i q 81 AfcaY, tie size q tlf
NEST di.Gt g4se tahaias horses 2t the SeeiA, aal
ottsv, 4. as-aur eNs d stands RS he seas,n
RN LEO vas iAel by me Hon. Joia i9aad'pa q
Il ancsc. (Na.) ard nat excited By other horse =
coapla . rs pedigree, Or II hi. limbs, figure. bone
snew and action.
PEDIGREE
Sire Sir Archy dam Miss Il, aad, 81 Gscchlls, 'f.'a-
am Duet, by silver Tail, fan bred son Of clockA
greet grand dam VANITY, BY Ceer. the besl son Ct y.
jsens grand dan hy Mark Anihory, lAe best :on y
nd anc, 6e the bs son of Traveller oai q s1v loy
" thc Gadohn Arabian, s 8 g grand dam BY '%'
Roger
Sir Arehy anA tiracchns SO, by tie mportedAai
i}omef. hiedhy ~ uhury, go hy tloFze', nls p5 ~
son q Sing Ilersd his dam by spec aar grand dn II
iiora'io by Fan, son q Codulphn Aaban' &c ,sg
dam hy Ehiiders, 8 e aud dam hs@ Reynr bi ~
GraNtlRn,e e grand dlmhy Paget Turk, $ 8 3 ! S''4
dam Betty prrcysi, by l4eesle's Arabian. i
He v stand Tie pTeseu seasan, commencing w. ~ e
/ Aaml on Monday ata Tuesday .! the stable q ~
Fta4er, Newark aea Wednesday, liurssay, f,aE ,..s
satrtai, q Tie sahle nf 8wagae and Phillips, "i@'e
ION; u whom payment is 70 he made .,.,
n. B Good iasnfe aud stabhag provided Az
al Tie risk Of the owner
MAY -. 1928, 80
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-03

For the care Of scrofaia, o. Kings Frjl, Ulcers
Rheumatism, syphiitie, ,Hercari"t and Lirrr
Complaints. and most Diseasqs arising u dehl,
itated constitutions, Or jrom an impare state u
tile Blood, &c. sc.