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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
The late Duke Of Gesaaa, ea xai f.--as FOR

TO NV WIS especially remarka>
Bile for The exquisite finish of his h".~.--,-ir
in turning, His Cirace's taste in this depart>
ment was SO well known, tina, Queen Charlotte,
the mother "f his present Majesty, once re.
quesled Of the Duke to turn set OF neck orna-
ment. for her, which he did IN gold, in style
so much to The satisfaction Of the royal person.
age for whom they were executed, that she was
pleased to wear then al drawing room, and
20 express in the highest terms her admiration
Of the present. The Duke, in rscounling The
anecGote, used to laugh heartily at the idea of
his success as a workman; "ba,," added he jo>
culsr!y, al thoIght il a, well to lake myself off
IN Gordon Cas,le, else might ? rhaps have
been appointed necklace maker TO the Queen
aud the Pr,n, rssss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
MONDAY, JULY %, 1928

From, the Boston SatesnGn.
RHINE ) FOR THE SEASON.
IT'S very hot-upon my word it is
Pm melting melting, melting all away
OF most scpulchral beauty grows my pills.
finish nothing but ice creams all day;
.ftweIve o'clock p. NJ. light my taper,
And travel daily through the evening paper.
1 find nv couch in pretty decent season.
Sometimes Mt one-but oftener attwo;
Three, really seems to me out OF all reason,
Aud the whole night rarely can get teroughi
It's very hard for many modest men,
To keep pepper open after ten
TAX the glorious sunrise, if you please,
And getting up q little after dawn
I must confess I'm mighty ford OF ease,
.and though Pm very partial to the morn'
To rise at four Ca lomentsble fact 'hs,)
Is easier far in theory, than practice.
The poets tell about the trees and towers
with dew drops gemm'd and gitterins in the
The earliest beams of the proud sun-the flowers
IF beautiful freshness, and thetwnking streams,
And the mountain top with cloudy wresthings kss'd
But not sy liable Of fog or mist,
But evening-or the solemn noon of night,
When earth is in the quietude Of sleep,
When in the moon beam every flower is bright,
And all the stars their silen. watches keep
Is to my mind more agreeable time,
Than any other you can put III rhyme
live when all the world around is Gead,
And read the glorious letters Of the sky,
Breath in the showers OF beauty that are shed
From thousand glowing orbs that roll on high;
And in the whispers of the midnight wind,
A murmur Of mysterious music find.
have grown serious, when only sought
Toladgh lively stanza through Or So
So near allied the springs of merry thought
20 those ofg loom that dsrkens as they how
SO this time IN cut short my sermOnizing,
That you may have room for advertising
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

Some German Journalists predic, the ap.
proaoh at comet, which will DESTROY our
world in the year 1882. A like catastrophe, it
may De remembered. was threatened in a com>
municatiop o the French Academy Of Sciences,
III May, 1888, by NJ. Dtlslsnde, WHEN people
die OF fea', and the clergy sold places IN Pa.
radlse al q large profit,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

The Imperial Gas Company III London, has
be- defrauded 10 the amount OF 10000 by
persons whv held confidential situations.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

improvement, instead Of being received WIN
will be regarded as ridiculous Or deeep''t, .,sft
iecled with contempt or Indignation. we, ms . VIZ
pray leave, with all Difference, to submit I" VIZ
iature, as our firm conviction, that just ana
licy requires it should De adopted AS cardhsi as
pie, that all the dsposable mesns Of the GO,;,s
wealth ought to be concentrated on some Owe X
great objects of internal improvement when NJ,
deemed objects of primary Importance anu rSs a,
ing accomplished, the same ought. them W n N ~
ner to be concentrated on other objects. escn ais
cesson, in such order rs shall he deemed "o''
bile,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

MIR. Leigh minated his ntention il the resolution
should prevail to offer the following paragraph to be
inserted an amendment, in the address to the lie.
gisature reported by the Select Committee.
"Among the objects ofin,erna impro vement which
we have thus indicated as objects, in our estimation
of primary importance, and which, we believe, are
generally regarded we trust in the wisdom ot the
Legislature to select some one improvement to be
first prosecuted, and to prescribe the order in which
the others shall be successfully undertaken. 1t must,
suppose, be obvious to all mems minds, that all
be essayed contemporary and pari psssu, no one cali
ever be accomplished, carried to any cons''
derable or beneficial extent-that, indeed, to attempt
more than one of them at time, must forever result
in failure and disappointment For the fund tor in
ternal improvement which the commonwealth now
possesses and all the additional funds which the Lee
gislaure Ut it strain every nerve to accomplish ends
desirabe can, the present state OF the country,
prudeniiy raise, are extremely limited IN comparison
with the objects of improvement which every where
present themselves; certainly, not more than equal to
thevigorous prosecution, and the completion, OF more
than great work of the kiud at time. One such
work, promptly undertaken, persevered IN with TN.
divided aim, and thus successfully completed, (be-
sides the direct benefits that must How from 1t, VIII
be the strongest encouragement to the undertaking
and strenuous prosecution Of Others and will moreover
furnish additional means for the execution oil them
To attempt many once and 10 fail of accomplishing
any oue-a. fail we must if it be true that our means
are inadequate to more than oneto divide tho means
we have or can command, among variety OF project
ed works Of improvement. which such trivial apPro-
prations may hardly put in notion much more CON-
pete-ths, in our humble opinion were verse tnan
waste of our means: it will Iii courage the public
mind from all erts to improve the country Disgust
will follow disappointment, and schemes OF internal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

In Committee Of The whole, w: h. Nc. :"
land of Prlersburgh moved The following ~, n.
luton. viz" Resolved that connpup',,>
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
Virtues ofthe Vegetable Mdsan
 SDeCctiC.

This Specific is obtained by extraction from herbs,
 roots plants, c. when in perfection. In consequence of happy combination of the mos, valuable herbs, the injured pars opens the rOres, and composes the disturbed nerves after the manner of anodyne con- seqaeny the obstruction ofthe chest and lungs, which constitute this disease, particularly need its use. It promotes approximation, which is constantly called Tor, and whilst it cleanses aad heals it also gives strength to the tender lungs In this manner t re- moves the hectic fever, improves digestion, gives strength to the nerves, repairs the appetite and - proves the spirits; & Ins Specific is always given tn in safely given even to sucking infants, and to women in
 whatever condition, the most delicate circumstances not excepted. For children it is ofnestmabe value
 1t affords relief in bowel complaints teethng, whoop- useful in hyPOndrica, nervous, and hysterica dis
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
IMPROVED STOCK. THE BEAUTIFUL AND THOROUGH BRED DUROC TyN COLTa PAUL PRY.

VIII stand at the stahle of the subscriber the ensuing Season, which commences on the first May and ends the first of August next For Terms see HandbiH.
 PAUL PRX was sired by the justly noted Horse, OLD DUROC,
 the sire of "American Ecpse," "Cock of the Rock &c. whose pedigree is too well known to need des- cription.
 PAUL PRY is out of the full blooded mare Gladly Betty" Lady Betty was sired by Rockin gham; he dam by Mercury, grand-dam by Pot os, out of Lady Skirmish, who was imported by Col. James Hall, oi Lancaster, Pa. Lady Skirmish was own sister to Rosaliad, by Phenomenon, out of Gaseiie. Phenom- enon by Herod, (his dam Phreasy, by Eciipse grand dam by Enquirer great grand dam by Blank.
 PAUL PRY was bred on the farm oi Hon. OIL YER WOLCOTT of Litchteld, Conn.,; is of a beau-
 ful dapple chestnut color, with black tail and mane is full fifteen and half hands high and for lofty car riage, good points, and color surpassed by none
 USpecimens of his Stock are owned by the fol- lowing gentlemen, pis. Sheldon c. Leavitt, Esq. and Mir Abah Skilton, of Bethle, and by Messrs Erastus A. Lord, G. B. Vessels, Lyman Wooster, and at the | stable of the subscriber. Good pasture providsd for Mares, and good attend gren but accidents and escapes at the risk otht 0UaerS.
 OLIVER s. WOLCOTT. Ltchfeld, April, 1893. 6w44
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
C1Rg1TIcATxs.

This certi6es that the premium offered by the 'Ag rcultural Society for the County of Ltchfeld D" o, the best Colt, under two years old" was awarded t Oliver $. Wocott, Esq. for his colt by Old Duroc, the Cattle Show and Fair of said Agricultural Societ held October l5, 1893.
 AlSo-That the Premium offered for the best Stall ion, "having reference to Stock,'' was awarded Oliver $. WOcott, Esq. for his Stallion, PAUL PRN by Old Duroc, at the Cattle Show and Fair, held Ltchfeld, October n. 1896.
 Attesf s. P. BOLLES, Rec. Sec. As. ofL.C.
 Litchiield, March z. 1927. This certiGes that tue above premiums awarded
 according to the certificate of $. P. Bolles. "a J.R. LANDON, Caair. According Com.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05

Dissolution of Copartnership. THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the subscribers under the firm of BEACH & PAR MELEE, IS this day by mutual consent dissolved.- The remaining unsettled will be settled by Theron Beach.
 THERON BEACH, rt DAVID L. PARMELEE. Goshen, May 15, 1898. 49
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
NOTICE.

w the Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon. Court of Probate for the district of ofNew-Mil- ford, Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of the estate of
 ESTHER BEBEE, late of Kent in said district deceased, represented nsoiyent, give notice that six months from the 9th of May will be allowed by said court for the creditors to exhibit their claims, and that we shall meet in pursuance of our appointment at the late dwelling house ofthe deceased, in Kent on the fifth day of November next, at 10 o'clock A. M. All claims not exhibited by said time will be debarred recovery. Dated at Kent, May 9th, 1893.
 JOHN R. FULLER, COn,mis-
 AUGUSTUS COLMAN siOners. All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment to JAMES BEARDS- LEY, ofWarren, Administrator
 Warren, Ct. May ,, 1893. a9
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
Sawpitts and NorWalk
NE " GOODS. PORTER, LYMAN & co.

HAVE now received from New-York Second supply of SPRING GOODS, which were all pur- chased with Cash at the present reduced prices. CALICOES of all descriptions:
 Light and dark GINGHAMS: Merino, Cashmere, Cassimere & Prussian
 SHAWLS: White and black Bobbinett LACE:
 Black Lace VAILS:
 Black Italian LUSTRlNG for $1 per yard. Brown Cotton Shirtngs, from 63-4 to 2l-2 cts.
 per yard:
 Cotton Ticking, 18 cts. per yd. quality fair. P. L. &z Co. by their arrangement in business, are receiving NEW GOODS almost every week, and will sell them for Cash, or an equivalent, as low as they can be bought at any regular store in this county.
 Goshen, May 20th 1928. 4w49
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
eA ASteGysse Bout

Leaves New-Haven every evening, Sundays except ed,) att o'clock, and arrives in New-York at o. clock in the morning, in season to take the lines for Philadelphia, and the Morning Boats for Albany.
 The mail for New Haven on Mondays, Wednes- days, and Fridays, will be carried in pleasure wag- gon, leaving Litchfeld at o'clock A. M. and can ac- commodate one passenger.-Book for the above kept at Catlin's Hote otherwise for passage or information apply to J.PARKS.
 Litchfeld, April 24, 1928.
 P. S.-Stages leave Litchfeld for Albany daily, Sundays excepted at o'clock in the morning. 46
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
TWO FULL FLOODED DEVON BULLS

Hokham 4' TaHant, Win be kept at the stables of S. & L. Hurlbut, in Winchester.
 a57 For Terms &c, ,See Haad BiR.
 Winchester Centre, May, 1898. Sw41
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
YsHaPTNR0MYAER.

Among the many Certificates in the possession of the proprietor, the following, obtained very recenty are worthy ofEotice, viz:
 BALTIMORE, Dec. 7. 1894. ". Price, ofthe city of Baltimore, do hereby certify and declare, that have been ior long time adiicIsd with severe cold, accompanied with ale
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
NEW HARDWA ARE. OGDEN KILBOURN Has imported by the ship Manchester, from Liue''ooi
 Gn ertenSive assortment Of Cutlery < Hard0are Goods,

OWtt6Ty Y 4AN1UOU'o 0OOtAS, Which he offers at the lowest prices,
 Wholesale and RetaH. TABLE and dessert Knives and Forks of ivory buck, cocoa, horn, bone, and wood handles; Carvers and Stees; great variety of Bdrber'S pen and pocket Knives; thick back cotton, dirk, and other Knives; Razors, Scissors, Shears, patent sheep Shears; Cast steel Sickes, English shoves and spades; Philadelphia Mill, E cut, and tenon Saws; Circular, hand, pannel, back, and other Saws; Cast steel drawing knives :. braces and pitts; ChsseIs, gouges squares plane irons, files x rasps; box and ivory Rules, locks atchcs, butts and boIts Screws ofhe best quality, hinges and door knockers; patent blind Fastenings, and window Springs: trace & halter Chains; brick & clustering trowes Glass and brass commode knobs, & COmm0de rings {; Curtain pins; brass and princess metal Nails; brass and metal Cocks; cut Tacks, brads sparabes; brass Andirons; brassjo joint Shoveis and Tongs; steel and common iron Shovels and Tongs; elegant japand Tea Trays, walters and fruit Trays; polished steel Shutters, and snuffer trays; plated Castors, plated and brass Candesticks; brass and japand Lamps; copper Tea kettles, sheet iron and composition do; pans; patent Grid-irons, frying pans, and coffee mills; Sadd and Taiors Irons; plated and japannd Saddle ", names, stump joints webs, stirrups and spurs; Garden Hoes and Rakes; brushes of most kinds; best silver eyed NedIes; sates and pencils.
 Cast Iron HOILOaO Wnre of a smooth and very superior quality. Store, corner south of the State House, Hartford.
 May 6, l828 3ws3weoW48
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
1INI NUV EO NZ OCh. THE BEAUTIFUL FULL FLOODED
 TURF HORSE HAMILTONIAN.

" ILL stand at the stable of S. & L. HurIburt, in Winchester.
 HANllLTONIAN is out of Jane-on-the Green, a full bred mare, raised in Virginia and was sired by the celebrated race-horse Hamiltonian, which was sired by Old Messenger, and out of Gen. Coles full bred mare Pheasant Pheasant was sired by the im- ported horse Shark; her dam by the imported horse Medley, two as good horses as were ever imported into America, and as good as any of their time in England.
 HAMILTONIAN is bright bay, full fifteen and three quarters hands high ten years old this spring. For movement, carriage and just points, we dare as 4ert he is not surpassed by any. His colts are fne and partake strongly of the blood. He obtained the rst premium at the Cattle Show in Litchfeld in the all of 1893.
 Good pasture provided for mares from distance, and every necessary attention paid to prevent es- capes or accidents but not accountable for either
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
Bank Note EabIf'

Bills of the following Banks received in pay Tine he, ,v,ll be corrected occasion may require.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05

TAKEN up by the subscriber in TOrring,Ou, the SOtA day of April SOW Of red- dish colour, and about I3Obs weight cue sar consid eraby torn, long tail. The owner is requested e prove property. pay charges, and take her away:
 HIRAM 3. GIBBS.
 Torrington May l2, 1923. $S
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05

w WlnnlplSlOStci EE MASSACHUSETTS,. American bank, Boston. Boston bank, do
 Citybank. do Columbian, do Commonwealth, do
 Globe, do
 Eagle, do Manu. & Mechan. do Massach usetts, do New-Engiand, do North bank of do Suffolk, de
 State bank, do Union bank, do Washington, do Asiatic bank, Salem. Commercial. do. Essex, do
 Exchange, do Mercantile, do Merchants, do Salem bank, do Agricultural, at Pitts6eld Andover. Norfolk, at Roxbury. Barnstable, at Yarmouth Commercial, New Bedtor' Merchants do Beverly. Blackstone, Uxbridge
 Bunker Hill, Charleston Cambridge.
 Danvers.
 Dedham.
 Falmouth.
 Fall River, Troy
 Farmers, Belchertown
 Franklin, Greenfield
 Gloucester.
 Housatonic, Stockbridge Hampshire, Northampton Hampden, Westfield. Manufacturers, Ware Leicester.
 Lynn Mechanics.
 Marbiehead.
 Mechanics, Newburyport Newburyport, do.
 Merrimac.
 Mendon.
 M,ibury.
 Oxford.
 Plymouth.
 Pawtuxet.
 Springfield.
 Sunderland.
 Taunton.
 Worcester.
 Pacific, Nantucket. Phoenix, at do.
 Manufac. & Mec. at do.
 RHODE-ISLAND. Pawtuxet, at Pawtuxet Agric'al. & Manufac. do Farmers & Mechan. do N. F.. Pacific branch do Eagle, at Bristol Commercial, do
 Freeman's, do Mount Hope, do Bank of Bristol
 Bristol Union Agr.&Manu. Smithfeld NE. Pacific, do. Village bank, do Smithfeld Union.
 Do. Exchange. Cranston.
 Cumberland. Providence, Providence Eagle, do Exchange, do Mechanics, do Merchants, do R. Williams, do Union, do Franklin, Chepachet Hope bank, Warren Kent. Landholders', S.Kingston Manufacturers, N.Prov. Newport, at Newport Merchants, do NE Commercial do K. |. Union 6o Mount Vernon, Foster Narraganset, Wickford N: Kingston, do Phoenix, Westerly Washington, do
 Warren, do
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-05
Litchfeld & Bridg dgepor
ACCOMMODATION STAGE

IHrough from Litchfeld to Ne0- York in
 one Doy.=O
 X THIS Stage will leave Ltchfed every Monday "Wednesday, and Friday morning, 3.ocIock, pass ing through the towns of Bethlem, Woodbury, New town. Monroe, and Trumbull, and arrive at BriAg,- port in time for passengers to take the Steamboat SUN for New-Yo.k, where they will arrive at PM. The Stage leaves. Bridgeport on the arrival of the Boat from New-York, every Tuesday, Thursday, ,and The Mail Stage leaves Milford three times week. on the same days that the Stage leaves Litch- field, at o'clock in the morning, andarrves in New town m time to meet the stage for Bridgeport.
 E. HAYES, Proprietor. Bridgeport, May IF, 1928. 49
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
The Delaauare Fire observance eomgasay i,

TNC0kpoRA ED BY the Legislature OF the state q De
iaware, with capital of one hundreu thousand dollars
The President and Directors receiving apphca
ions for Insurance. at their Office, No 2l Shpey street,
between Front and Second Streets against Loss IVY FIRE,
every description OF Buildings general Merchandise;
SHIPS ~ Por, ana Their Gait goes tiousehoud furn"re'
and other personal property also. against loss OF damage
b, inland transportation Of goods wares, chadse and
country produce.
FERNS OF will be as favorable any OF the
Companies the Cities Of Philadelphia or New-fork-
Parties assured may epose the fullest confidence N The
sold,y TT its capa AVID tina, all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
Joas MooDY Agent 10 survey pr perry 10 be insured
for the town and vicinity OF Newcastle, in place OF d.
Baney declined.
LEVI II EVANS IS Agent 20 survey property 10 be lnsu
red for the town and ,lciniy OF Ekton.
JOHN CLOAK is A. to properly To be Insured
for the town and vicinity OF Smyrna
Jo,sru IoNss Agen property 10 be Insure d
tor the Town of Westminster and vicinity.
Directors
! John Pr terson, Da,ul Bush,
Jnstpli Baly, Wan Cha der,
DAVID g Wilson, - pit Grub,
Joseph Y. Gitpn, Rober Porter.
WM. SEAL, President,
| y BrRNEs Secretary
| April 10, 1926 As
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
= g. ~ H'ILs0.s.,
No. los, MARKET STRrrT

sANtln fee,'iF' an assortment ot Pocket Iisolt
anot e whlci
Ladies and Genemen's RI ckct Books with silver and
steei sprilg elias ;, and finished il eiegan style
.a'iies Gilt Morocco Pocket Io ks win needle and
h, q Gases sNe aud steel sp in! clasps, &c.
Russia Leahe', Nor ccu, iIa,se skin and Calf skin
Pocket Books and Wallets plan ana gill, various sizes
ai'h Gaps ard strat
AIsa--a variety of common and low price pocke Books
u 8 II. = iisoa hare also for sale,
~ q Box ami Bonnet B ards, Wnllng Letter ard Wrap
ales Stat and Lead Pencils, Water Colo,s Camel, isr
re g.. inksand,, SUI Classes Eitg.nt Farcy Boxes
Y so aud Fame APPS Of The best qua, and gents
a., meit seh"ol Books and staticnery-a Of which
wi be n red cei prices
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
New DRY Goods Store.
yEViiE ,a.cr rs M tleit ttieutis and
a the pebr, tr4 ins /. chi ,g
No, 100. south Second street.

1hrpg d0ars betntr Spruce STREET. Phtidetpdia.
b. 4uui asltuie Ut sras3rabie iN Goods. K
in pat, / perfin And BIZ al biut black
and a.l caoars es, ass'd sat NETS ga ns Is
ing, spefior pra's einghans ana baeeses; table
diape IRISH tcn and ,swNs caubttc laconr and book
giant IT g red s. nasn, white and nlur-
sd hrsk gov, $, f4n,p id is aies superior uh0e ,ik
h,se, very heap. complete as-or i II nlrmeu's
stocks and crsvas, Superior blue black Fn,ence sls
Of various kinds Cunt maid allan apes; ciape sta.
Wi and assorted cuors nhHons, hrads, lacss srSp
dc- aqsery, glow, SC beacicd and Blown nge Is, a
inf $500 m nj; Wit g,es va.ety of oher goods, ut
enumerated IN this H., MI Of hch Nu b offered The
i Ia, orabe .O4orsae and lash ac-
ceptsnces. SAMUEL s WM sAPPlNGfbN.
P5i'sd, iphia Feb q, 1928 10 2m
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
SEEDS,
Garden, Grass, Flower s Herhs.
@. g. q. REYNOLDS

TIAvE inst received from fe Nfti.ard, a large and
x exceet,t tmeni, who, addititn % the sup
pl al. adv on hands, of well selected eds tom ~,
entity and from the conf tnal Seed, men Phlla
dehia, will insure the most general supply ever offered
for GALE ID this State They also intend keeping @ei Sc
sale and retail, a. lard ,re OIL and Pan Store OF
joan REYNOLDS, No 60, Market sreet@hre may be had
Coach, Cabinet, Map, Somt AID 3 Nsnnsn, JAPAN
Paste, Ligid and cake Blackng, AID Razor Straps n
su etior quality; ali q which u he disposed OF ~ no.
crate te !. b raj scout vi Il ALLOW ed 20 dea es,
vii fad thellncie,t o cal and eAamlne the above
articles
2 No. 90, 1855 129t
N Orders III We received and forwarded g u 8 g.
Al d pament4i 81 Is,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
BOON n RIPPING.

Hitchcock New Method IF Book Eaeping, accompapl
ed with Key, to sale By A. 4 II. Wiisop No ms Mar
- street. Wilmington.
tng sate, as abnef,
nshaws 'iisorss = . states, England, Rome, and
win Question: atap'ed g each Of them Bow
Navigator Smiley, Geography and Atlas; with 4
Biographies by other authors.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
NOTICE.

IL, persons indebted the ate If Jiaes Smith, j
N o. the village of 4nd, wne deceased, ~, r,
q IS 4 . make pa, ment ihout delay ia til, st. having
demands 4gssst s4a viii please preseu, them pra
perry st sted ,r set lement %
EDH ARD TArNALL, Err.
mo 90, 1923. 10
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NOTICE.

A VERY tusty Copred Gr l8 years old, Who IN.
~ ders'aids c"king and all Kinds II house wo,k, 10 be
~ OF. ~ y years, to s'me respectable family, 10
this Stair l,qae al this Once.
Sep, ID lS97 90 6
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-07
NEW AND CHEAP.

A. Z u WILSON ~ lGs 6atket stftet, have i.,st
receivedA Va t'y 4 B Ok, u q 4. Departments
hteattfC which XII I'D At .r,ees lave than the la,
ever been fe "a a bis market Thel have also
console able aediiio ei, stock Of Static 40
FacN Articles all which MI Sc disposed Of at very redr-
IL d prices jar 29.