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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

Actc n,ode Of making Jehg Press the inIre
from tac iuli add me proper portion VI sn-
gar, and sur tue l'ice aud sugar aiih tie sugar
Is completely melted aud ~ twenty Tour no'"s
II will becoue of a proper c"nslsifncc. bt M
means the trouble OF boiling Is aVoided, and the
jelly retains more compleirIy the haSor oi nc
fruit Gaze should 10 takrn 10 stir the mixture
until the sugar is compIe'e., melted, and hne su-
gar should he used.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
500 Acres Of Land at auction.

SOB Acres Of Land at auction.
A BOUT four or FIVE miles from Lynchburg !:
"a il is uncIcared aud heavily timbered r.
Will he divided into lots 10 sui purchasers. -
Terms, one half cash, and the balance paya.
hle at six months, with approved security.
The sale will take place at Zackileld Wades,
On Wards road, near which place the land
lies, on the ODD day Of October next, under
the direction Of Alexander Austin.
ARMlSTEAD LONG.
SPIT. Is. tdslO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

Anecdote, 4 venerable II lend and flashing
bpck driving ,bem respective vehicles, mel ~ a
narrow road " here neither could pass without
the consent of he other. Alter some dispute a.
10 which should first turn oni, the bhd hieW n
newspaper from his pocket, and SET abonl peru
sng 1t yer, diligently upon winch ne f'ienn'
Win Characteristic conposure, a.ked = reni
hast ,hee another paper in thy poke, T.
d" No -" Then when thee has Gone reading
the one in thy hand, would thank 'iIee 10 loan
IL to me %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
Valuable property for SHE.

.tillE subscriber being DESTROYS TO retire,
"a aud live private lie, will sell, NJ pri.
vate sale, his Rockymounl possessions, at
Franklin Court House The properly con
sists OF all the buildings that he now occupies
and keeps, as house OF public entertain
ment, and has done for number of vears. In
addition to the houses used rs "A tavern there
is a store house with a counting room, lum
her room and a spacious celf2f; there is al
this tune and has been for many years store
kept in IT together with the buildings on
which they stand. Is about eight acres OF iand,
about six acres OF which are ia clover lnts,
which produce most IuSurIAnt crops. The
houses used rs ihverr, the store mouse, tam
~ mouse, ont huuses, garden, Stables, aud olo-
yer lots. form q complete hollow square a
rodnd the court house, clerk $ olhce aud
Iail making the property the more valuable.
The purchaser could he accommodated with
a number olbe,is aud other furniture, sulia-
Die for the ise'oi the laHeru.
A.sb, lot of about two acres of land with
IA very comfortable house on il, within two
hundred yard, ot the Cerrt House. Til
consider 10 he one of the most desirable stu
aiions for professional character in my
knowing.
Tue tetms If the sale will be- made accom-
modating, aud possession given in December
or January next. EDMUND TATE.
Aug 25. IstN4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

Empiricism reprored When the reyoluiiona,
nv government OF France, NJ the Suggestion OF
the National Institute, attempted 10 introduce a
new neieorology, by dIv'dms'ihe quadrant oi the
meridian ,nto one hundred, instead at Ninety ne
grees. French navigator, finding himseli hl'ch
perplexed IN the practical application of ms
nrw theory, Enthusiastically Recommended 10 me
A,,embt, "A drc,er that the eArih sboaid pei
iarm four hundred fevniullons IN a yeas
.1lan,s Report on Httshis aud Measures.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

A merchant, who iairly advertised '"f
olefk WHO could bear confinement, has tetn
answered Dy one WHO has lain sven ssycGfs az
jdH' Won't tbat do
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

PICKING MATERIALS.

Numegs, fresh
Mace
Cloves
Cinnamon
Allspice
Black Peppfr
Race Ginger
Long Pepper,
Turlnerc in root
do in powder
White Mustard seed,
Black do do
This day, received by
Waller IL MIDDLETON.
July IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
LEGsIalRNS.

A CASE of the finest quality aud finish ev.
N er imported to this market, and much
under the usual price.
MkEE, ROBINSON eco.
Iune9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
IRRIGATION,

EnIIE winter session of the subscribers school
g. will commence on Monday the Bird Of No
senlber. NM. ). REID.
en1I 4 IsS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

Is 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
from the Richmond Wing |
Extract of letter from Il Tennessern

Extract of q letter from, II TennesSef0n.
"The Enquirer Of Knoxville, recently Of
Jackson politics, has changed editors and now
supports the administration. Another ADM.
nistra,iOn press also Is about 10 be established
in Nashville. Whether these Two will be able
to effect much in Tennessee is vet to be SEEN
A very great majority Of the intelligent men Of
that State, look most contemporary, upon
Jackson's Presidential claims; but they have
listened quietly 20 the clamors OF Demagogues,
and made no united t ffot 10 resist the apparent
dcspo,ism Of opinion They may however,
yet endeavor TO make show Of their available
forces.
"Doubtless you have seen some Of the pub
lished letters of Gen. Jackson's certificate men,
endeayoring 10 bully The author OF "a Tennes-
seean" COUGHING the case of John Woods) in
to silence. The General will no Goun,, prove
what he wants, by these PandefS of his; but
even this can't long prevent the Development
Of the real ruth. The author Of "a Tennes>
seean" is Dr.. Of - county. He in
tends understand, to give up his name, and
will substantiaGe his charges. see it asserted
in the United States Telegraph of some days
since, tina, Col. Jpo Williams of Tennessee"
was "the President Of tie court martial that
condemned Woods, and THAI he(WIlliams) re-
fused to recommend Woods TO mercy" This
statement is unfountlcd. Col. Williams exc
cutcd Woods in obedience 10 General Jackson's
orders without particularly knowing the cha
rac,er Of the offence. The Colonel did not
learn until shor, time afterwards, that Woods
was sentenced upon very slight grounds-a
slight insult 10 contemplate non commits
stoned officer. The Colonel was not the Presi-
dent OF the court mariiaI-he YVES not concern
q in bp al 7 81 III
The odium Of this bloody deed is not, under
stand, di'isibe among several, but belongs ex-
olusively TO Jackson u
The Press about to BIZ established in Nash
vile is to be edited among others, we learn,
by Wilkins Tannehil, gentleman OF talents,
and who i, nominated as an Elector in tina;
District. In the Knoxville District, Thomas
u. Arnol1, was beaten by Prior Lea, at the last
congressional election, IL woes only, no,with-
standing the administration strength was di-
vldcd by Mr.. Rees who received 400 vstes.-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23

inconsistent with i,srls as i; is with truth: One
single alleg CATION Of The writer we notice. IN or
der 10 nail il tn the counter;--it IS this: III
the extract Of Mr.: IS le,,er-"decided our
course in relation 10 the Presidential camdi-
date" Now, unless this letter was Tor the hrs'
dim. seen by MIR. VIM. p. VI Wood at Albany
some seven or eigh. weeks ago, when he was
supporter Of Mr.. Adams-which IS not IN Inc
least probahle-lhis alleged Cause OF his change
is utterly unfouu;.ed. But we have already
spent 100 much time upon such man. Moth
ing, indeed, but the base uses 10 which his tes-
timony Worthless. where he is known, as 1t
must be- is put by me Pos, and It's coiiabora-
,ors could excuse our abiding TO him at all.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23

Mr.. Rees commenced an administration man
in the eanvass, and ended neutral; but being
supported by Gen. Cooke his fa'her-in-law, and
friend Of the administration, he unqae,'iona-
bly, obtained many votes from that side. In
spi,e of these known end recorded facts, a We
ri,able inditer of epistles in the Enquirer, says
that il would be impossible so TO arrange Dis
,rict in Tennessee, as to lose Gen. Jackson an
electoral vote! We think il not ohly possible,
but moe than probable, rha, the Knoxville Dis
,rjc, will choose an anti-Jackson clcctor.-Te en-
Eessee votes by Districts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
Notice.!

TENiE contractor for cleaning the streets, &c "
Il the ensuing year, would ike to dispose o. ~.
deliver, such quantities of manure as may be "',5
by persons who cultivate gardens or grass los 81
in the precincts of tie town. Care will be '9Es' ,ii
none delivered that is not free from rIbb''' 80
gool. The price will be something acaT ne Wv ~
Of hauing-appicatio may be made 10 either o."
cartn'en, which viii be attended to By the c"'as.
april 81 r-L
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
Take Notice.

March Elm ISIS.
NYJAT shall apply TO the President, Hrc'cs ="
Il Co of the Little River Turnpike Road. 10 icSs'
certificate for one share ofStock in sad C'nf.m'
standing in the name of Richard =. Barton, No. -"
dated January 1911, which has been lost or n.sA.
march 25--5taw4w RICHARD ". BARiuH
Executor of Rd p. Barton, deco"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
J. & A. Douglass -,
HAVE just received per .!oop Johnson "'' ..
Af ladeiphia,
Books, Paper Hangings, 'Hai's''fy'
Music. &c.

New books, Dnnaan, Memoirs o. Crfa'-ii, n w.
interesting work, The American Ches;er%e'+ -.
,ures Of Friendship. BiglAnd's Animals Ea.g I, n.
Plants, also SCOTS Family Bible in yoi'' f' 1,c
blcs ITO SIR, variety Of Pocket Bibles IT ",.. !,
Prayer with the additional Hymns, and Scho'l
in general use. A handsome assorime" u rr
hangings and borders Tor roons. window r' ,o.
banboxes, &C.; super royal, royal, deny TO-.
and foolscap writing paper; cold and no. r,,,.
ito post do, super royal and medium pfln''t vi .
hardware do; bonnet boards. Office and "og ...I..
sealing wax ink powder; INK in jugs an. , b,
large assortment of quilts, some at low pre- .e
bic for schools, Rodgers pen knives; ladies' w.
sors, silver thimbles; needles; ma,hensuc" ~.
ments razor honest letter seals; gold paper H.; ri
ders. fancy colored paper; rice paper ,. roF,,s
pink saucers, photographic prints; nEnpe' J,,,i
for Albums; scrap books and scrap ta9,esi ..,tc
books for learners; Bristol boards; s'"esi riar
books; note wallets; card case and meho'IT' ~
books; shaving and tooth brushs-I me I'I ~
combs of various kinds, tuck. long, neeS' cs%
turn top, fac ivory, pocket dressing 'e'i ''''
bonnets; wire, for do. &c. &c.
oNHAND, I,t.
A good assortment Of Blank Books, &c VIZ, W.. 5.g.
ers, Journals, Day, Letter, Inv ice ard our. se1
Of various sizes and bindings, together "'h's
assortment of stationary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
From the Bucks County pa Intelligcncer.


We have most cheering accounts from the
friends of the Administration, from almost eve
ry township in the county, and our opinions AZ
expressed in the Intelgencer Of the l7,h OF
March, are every day confirmed and strength
ened by the assurances OF gentlemen OF I'M
doubted yeracity. We do not wish TO deceive
our friends at homs or abroad, and unless we
had strong evidence on which 10 found our o.
piniohs, we should never have said that Bucks
County would give from 500 10 1000 MAORI
" for Mr. Adams.
gentleman, at whose house the electiom Is
held for one of the districts in this county,
called a, our office las: week, and oommunica-
ted few facts, which, although not intended
by him, we are unwilling to withhold from the
public He said that at The last Presidential
election he voed for General Jackson, and not
one v0te was given FOR Mr. Adams at thet dis
trlc,-and lie did no. then know of SINGH In
;liydual in his neighborhood who was favorable
10 him. lie assured US in very strong language,
and for reasons which he thought sufficient,
that he now advocated the cause OF Mr.. Adam;
and should support him at the next election,
and do all he could 10 keep General Jackson
out He NOR over stated that he had taken
great pains 10 know the sentiments Of his
neighbors, and had no doubt Of their being a
considerable ma ority for Mr. Adams. /, will
he rscollccted that the opposition party build
their hopes Of success entirely OH the German
districts in this county. Their hopes we should
Judge were without foundation, as in this dis
trict ,here are more Germans that any other in
the county.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1928.
From the philadelphia Daily Chronicle.
lido NOT LOVE M00NLlGltr.
BIZ Burlington Chester, Esq.

I cannot love this gentle ray,
This soften'd beam of mimic day.
That sheds DER dome, and stream and tree,
The glows that poets love TO see.
This gentle luStre, clear and bright
To m tits melancholy hgh;
II bids me think, with painful throes,
OF parted JOYS and present woes,
OF ionS postponed delights, that beam
In future hopes delusive CLEAN;
OF rising manhood's Wig 'rous days,
Lost for the idle breath Of praise.
And natures warmest kindest vein,
But made the means of deeper pain.
Then far from me the melting ray,
And hail! the clam'rous din OF day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-23
BOOK BINDING

Executed in all is branches; Blank Books ru u,1
bound to any pattern. Albums aud Scrap o''
to order at moderate prices.
". d. Cash given for RAGS by o,clt::
J. e A. DOOo"
At their store on King street, Alexandra
april l6-eo6t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14


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A. - uuy a""',' ~ - ~ ~ vs. nv
80 Ia 'y aa ,i; go W ~ o' s.n 81
80, oos" ,.Ps' ~ ' y ~. p;oj :. ~ @ I, 10
,h. go 80 i ;.,;n ~ t,Si nh a. y"
~ 80" 49, t ''p''' 'r 49, ~ So, ,a -. -; -
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s,''ho', ~ ,n"s. VIZ - =, -" 49,"
' rs, W '..''g@s.s - ~ y 80 % o. III ... .
",'''1'eu WV, u, o,,h pan a. "
=" ny Siues ""i oreas'' sp"H VI 'i"''Ii o' ~ i'os
,s, ,. swe. ana hec,'c ever, % ''.lon e".oaSW a
"ssPaicn %, %aS eo'he,eD o'c" ~ s't ~
re, n"$ p'ueI '"eh year" Al REMAINS "e' 90 ~ ne
SsaSe u ms orsas' '"u ah'"cu ah ,"ne
-. Np''. 80 ~.
o'nue' behns, astu 3D. ., uaS.''fs o. ''s' Ma'''n
~ ~, 'nes' AZ q - yra's, ?, -"ne'ohn "'p ~
I'M. I'm" nc euiS "'-isas. ID o'"'' 81 - s
o ,, o. i-,ic. ser-cnred ~ using hf o, les
'isi'chaf', aged 90 Yeas i'oh hai o"st y tVi, ~
"'4s pou@'-ohfi''i'1' ''t 49, 80" r. - -,
~. aoW,s' 'curs, ~ ns'a ~. o'nS
aoh' 'seu 80 care % bN,Sai %" S''p'.-e'r w"
aSea - ears ~ The '...' al La ca"trF, :" A. 90" 9"
e"e I'y " Lancaster. 1-oos'p" 49,, "se" y 80 =
oTii'oalE t"wn'h'p-sIHsape'' Ha"er' - = ~" ~
$3.50. = aaiinof '"wtsn,'' t"l, 7, ~ ~, ~
pursuits iAn"u'e, caa- Si''ei' oo"H,is' f''' "l ~
- III aae, a'u Dtea'' ~ - : Tag, ,,; H. .,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
No. 10. A lot corner Of Market and
The Deta,Dare Fire Insurance Compa,ay,

INCORPORATED BY the Legislature OF the State Of De-
swsre, with capital Of one hundred Thousand dollars
The President and Directors arc now receiving appAca
tons for insurance. their Office, No. 81, Shpey
between Front and Second Streets against Loss by Fire.
on every description ct Buildings general; Merchandise
Ships Port, and their Cargoes llousennd Furniture,
and other personal property -aso. against loss or damage
by inland transportation ofgoods, wares merchandise and
country produce.
Terms of insurance will be favorable any Of the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia OF York
Parties assured may epose the fullest confidence in the
sody Of its capital and that all losses viii be promptly
adjusted by the company.
JonN MloDY Agent to survey property be insured
for the and vicinity of New Castle, place OF d..
t,laney, declined.
LEVI H. Evans Agent to survey property to be Lsu
red for the town aud vicinity of Elkon.
Jous CLOAK Agen, to survey property 30 be Insured
for the town and vicinity Of Smyrna
Josspn JoNBs Agent survey property to be Insured
tor the town OF WcsChester aud vicinity.
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baly, VIM. Chandler,
David G. Wilson, Joseph Giubb,
Joseph C. Gilpn, Rober Por.er
VIM. SEAL, P,ss;deas
d. BrnSRs. Secretary.
! April -, 1896 AS--
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
CIRCULr4ILNG LIBRARY.
A. 80 sHGs WILT $ slGt9

NO. 5, West Hlsh 81,
Have recently added Their Circulating Library, the
following works -
krving's Life and Voyages Of Columbus. vols. $40.
Ptks Political and Civil History Of the United States
- vols 8vo.
betrac,ion Displayed. BY Amelia Opie
Rnplish Fashiorabes Abroad. 2vo's. l2mo.
Enc Black Book BY Mrs. Anne Royal. 2vols l2mo.
bunalIan; or, know What you Judge. 2 vols l2mo
Marriage in High Life Edited by the Authorizes OF
Filtration
NE Life Of Mansie WAUGH Tailor in Dalkeilh. Written
y himself -,
uise, the Lovely Orphan the Cottage on the Moor
They have also received considerable additions 10 thcr
Election Of MUSIC, for the Piano. &C.
~, o 1909 75--f
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
No. Q. A lot on Broad street, fronting

Ken str. t. not yet oIesd Containing about ard sn
haf acres, con~cled sit' aud suitable "ppeadage
pasure lot 80 No g
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
CE Two DOLLARS PER BOTTLE

For tss cure Of Scr.tuta, Or Kings Ecal, Ulcers
Rheumatism, Syphiluic, .Hsrcurial aud Lirer
Complaints, and mast diseases arising IN asbh-
ifated constitutions, 0, from ar impure s.ate IF
the Biood. &c, &C.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
WILMINGTON, Del FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IL. 1928
Canal Packet Boat.
LADY CLINTON.

E Subscribers tenderther respects TO the public, and
inform them that they have procured and fitted up
handsome styles Canal Packet Boat, which they design
uhnng the ensuing season, To and from Delaware Civ
~ Georges and Summit Bridge Deep Cut, on the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canafur the accommodation
IF visitors and others
This boat will run in connection with the Salem Steam
Boat Essex Leaving Summit Erdge and ST. Georges on
Monday "Wednesday and Friday mornings, at seven and
glt o'clock, and Delaware City, at o'clock.
here passengers ca take the Steam Boat nme tstey
'tPMadelphia on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
atternoos npon the arrival of the Steam oa from phil
fphia will leave Delaware CITY, for st. Georges and
Summit Bridge
Passage from Delaware City, to 81. Georges Is cts
from do 10 Summit Bridge, 50
Returning, same price.
n. HUGO, Philadelphia,
4. MULFORD, St. Georges
April i6, 1898. eff
ID The brat will De always in readiness to accommo.
date parties, from O'clock on Monday "Wednesday and
Frcay mornings to two O'Clock, Tuesday, Thursday
arc Saturday afternoons; and Sundays will meet any
Steam Boat 'l.st may arrive ut Della. are City.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
Is,,asN-k hE.PING.

October I, 1898
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
TO THE PUDtIC.

consequence numerous frauds and a,p0stion7
Il practscd reference ray Medicine, am ~ ain in
duccd To change the form Of my 30 FILES In fline, the
PAN >CEA will be- Put round bottles iated tongi'iln
PAIAcEA, PnILADA," as represen ed above
These buttles mnc stronger than those heretofore
used, and viii have but LABEL which crvess The cor
aith my own signature lis SO that hs cara cannot be
drawn without destroying The sSnaiute, wiAnt "hicl
is genuine. The medicine may consequently lie tMn Va
to be genuine when my signature vislIe 70 eeHntej
which, zyiH b. ptnishati- aa iorgery
The increasing 1t uaaa Tor His celebrated MEDICINE has
enabled my 10 reduce The price 10 TWO DOli.Ai5 per
bottle, titus bringing it within the reach OF the ldgen'
My paracea requires eDconinm It's astonishing u
feels and wond sip operation have lfaun, ho from Pa
ITEMS and Medical Practitioners &c tas highest resec
b!ity, ,ho most unG atsd app ooaon and es'ap ish,
ioI il character wic. Envy pen, though dipped 10 gall
tarish.
The false reports concerning this valuable med cine
which have been diligently circulated by certain fyti.
Clans. ave their orn ehes in ENVY, orr The nsch'ev'
effects ofihe SPURIOUS INVITATIONS,
the Proprietor pledges himself to the Pubic, and gives
them The most solemn ASSURANCES, that this medcih" coal
-airs neither mercury NJ any other dcleterons dug
The Public cautioned not TO pnTciase my fanaeea.
except from myself my accredited agents, or persons M
known respectubiiy; and all these will consequently p"
without, who eh4l purchase from any nher per-
MM SWAIN
September 1925
IHs following certificate gives he history Of tie intro
duct0n Of the Paaacea into the Phadelpa Aims House
nfirmary. Those who read il, will be vnced that The
proprietor has feared the investigation of the pysi
1t also evincss the prejndces Of the 4culythDse sho
were so anxious originally eXclLda 'hs medicine from
this institution, would negcc, no oppCuty vi Expecting
i, after il had been introduced.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
BOOHS and ST,fIgcoN:.lRY,

Amoag .hich are Family 8ple5 .lenaaiY sound, from
to $40, Scott, do. vol. quar- cpdsu"ns i"'aiet
Nature, vols. 6.l. Gil Elass Sno MITE ~ appcr
flu.e eng avings. Rolus' A. clea H., ~, 81 sse
Bit Roscleims Etcesi,saca Il 500 VT 6sp J g
bus, vols. Svo. git Cnn.moi Payer Hs.ks, 'afions
zes. Psalms aud hgnna, d. + r:,e H"!es, cali aud
Morocco. Domestic Fec cIaped.s iio"r9e'' Me.'cal
dictionary, (last Eleiicn) N. Ks"z'es 500 fecen's
fmplicrei Classical bctsnary Buchahs D'n SIG Me-
CINE Bowdiicbes Navigation GummeN's sHtve!ihg.
)oods Bood Of nature. Don 'x'ie. A. "s lSfo gu.
bands Chemistry utes Chen'cli nc'ionar! 2 s'+ 8so
ers. IIemars Poems, 2y,ls 13no gilt sh.k eSpesrs
ays . vols 8yo. sco,,s In;a,r, Drl R.nt i ne'ter
riters large ard small. Jack llleyard Popular Les
bns Scots Lessons Coumhiao oraor. i'nShsh hea'
ers and Int,oducons. Testamens Spe''ng'onks leo
raptes, Of all kinds Aritbmatcs Ink pnwdeis States
Ivory Soldiers Fine Soap Pa,cnmen' Bristol Boards
Bold Paper, dn. Points, do Edg.ng Erhr ,leed Paper.
Music for the Piano forte Blank Books Of VARIOUS szEs
Cyphcn and Copy Bucks. RAzors, Sc ssors, ard Pen,
Knives, with general assortment OF HltiHg Letter ana
Wrapping PAPER Magistrates Blanks &c. Also, The
BLACK BOOK. by Mrs. An Royal!
1 Uiiniugfou. Sebtember I6 1928 eft
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
viii be Exposed to Sale,

.A PUBLIC VEMEUT, on 81 uRn'Y. The $50
ob ! ,aveajt. ae4. m "a oceck The fterao2n. at
the tyu.. IF j. MEL TA,nr"n ipa-Seeper. Glaeouo
All that Plantation or Tract of Land,
G. ar and ly, pencofier ,"ndr.d. County OF
- MeA Case and -atc II Delaware, adjoining lands os
jam. Start, William. Higgins, Robert P'ter ard offers.
CON i x one hunrcd and fourteen more or less
p.-r2 on WHICH are erected TWO STORY LOG
~ - MOUSE, ard out buildings. Tie above Fam
Ist.S.Fai> "a a tol.rable state IT euvstion-ahol 40
ssrssA.1sA acres ui wach good WOOD LAND, he'ng
IN ga. n tate of Ba,ia Evans DECEASED Any person
s,sI,r,u purchase viii bt shown the pr perty by apply
inc 10 j.cab Il Evans living theteto Atsndarce
vii he gwen ard the Of sale made kGwn at the
a-an.i place at'' esrid, By
E..JJ WATSON, administrator, ID ".
N,.tays, Sept. l6 1893 1o--iaw's