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TON SALE,
900 bags coffee, various qualities
: so hhds sugar
100 kegs Youle's patent shot
200 packages teas
Haxaffs nails and brads, all sizes
y'ansy candles and soap
Sperm candles, chocolate. indipo
Mustard, pepper, race and ground ginger
German steel. half pint tumblers
liquor cases, wool hats
American and Spanish scgars
Window glass all sizes, molasses
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Country gin, Antigua rum, Jamaica rum
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PUBLIC WAREHOrsE-R;chnond
SPRLNG.S SYJGE'

JtIs'U > o1sfLc.
H'7 stage VIII hereafter run TWICE earh werS 10 ami
igom flucks, whr5r 10 connects viii ,hc E,. -,
hynchhnrg to Nashville &C.. ard Lewi,butc, vbsre !, y,hi
connect with PosteEs line oi coaches, which runs To- DO
OHIO river. ""
FARE. For each person ,arrs wi! br ~bar,sd fo-
PASSAGE i'm the STAGE.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-13
rDR SALE OF RENT.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

In Newark, Delaware The house is 4S by 81 feet two
tories My, nearly new, handsomely painted and N excel
ont order with neat enclosure in 'front.' and aho'er AZ
~ h1 al one Of the ends On the first floor there ave
oar o rooA and on the second FIVE The appur'enaces
are Convenient kitchen adjoining the house, stabe'
carriage house. &c. The lot contains three acres aHa has
been we'll lined aud manuied.
Part Of the building formerly occupied as soIe,
for which il IS the best stand in the village; but, Tor me
last five the whole has hsen 0cou ppseurv adap.
tsd ,he school room being airy and spacious, the other
aparments large enough for the comfortable
ton of more than twenty boardes and the nn enI,o cs
w ~ u and recreation. eligible situation tor
b ssfli'ss school, sher girls could no, sa,
be found The Village healthy and pleasant ana Tie
1o merchant teacher or parent DESTROYS OF giving
his sons classical educson this property offers great ad
yantapespossesson wlbe given on the 2oth 81 Niarch
-. to,he nwner in Wilmington. WM SHERER'
Dec 5, 1928. A""o'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-13
JTo. Sc.
to the calous hearto even Frances Wright herself,
unless it is surrounded by an cice, and fast frozen
up beyond the reach Of all human sensibility.
NJ Y Ev. Post.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.

If there is any right sacred beyond all Others ba.
cause it impars everlasting consequences, it is the
right to worship God according to the dictates Of our
own conscience. Whoever attempts to narrow it
down in any degree, to limit it by the decree Of any
Sect bind the exercise Of private judgment, free
inquiry, by the standard ofhis faith, be he priest or
ayman, ruler subject, dishonors so far the pro.
feSson Of Christianity, and wounds It in its vital
virtues. The doctrine on which such attempts are
founded goes to the destruction Of all free insttu.
tons Of government. There is not a.ltruth to be
gathered from history more momentous than THE,
that civil liberty cannot long be separated from re.
ligous liberty without danger. and ultimately with
out the destruction OF both. Where ever religious
liberty exists, it will, first last bring in and es-
tabsi political liberty. Wherever tits suppressed,
the church establishment will, first or last, becom
the engine Of despotism and vethrow, unless it be-
itself overthrown, every vestige Of political right.
lJudge Story.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-13
OrrBRI7YSH .aVTICEP1IC-N
DEETTTTRTCE.
For cleansing, achiieniag and preserOing Inc 1eet7
and Gums.

For cleansing, avhitening. and preserving me 1eeth
THE british ANTICEPTIC DENTIFRlCE which the
present proprietor wishes most particularly to recon-
mend to the attention of the pubic, is perfectly exempt
from all those acids which in general form the basis OF 'o
,owIers in common use, and which, although liey may
g,bi,en the ,eeth for short time, must inevitably destroy
Enamel by their deelerous action on inns peautu GOV
Srpr of the teeth The consequence is mat me Ename
t,c is the shield provided by nature to protect the po-
,vau, nervous internal structure rapidly corroded BY
S.e acid ingredients, become more dscolouied ha'
e and exposes inner portion OF tile tool 10 cares
And RAPID and decay. by the use OF Inc 6atSa
Atttc Denufice in the morning, as occasion may re-
uus with brush moderately hard, and c"io "ae,' ,i'e
rcvomation of Tartar Will only be prevented, bu,
the eth rendered beautifully and permanently 'rAe' ano
The ans restored 10 tina, freedom from soreness, tha
bad.ss and elorescence which the sure tests OF their
heatv stale and the best guarantee OF that natural r
raac,3f the breath which never be expected III cohec
ton ,itb foul teeth, and scorbutc, unhealthy gums.
lpice SO cents a BoS.) r, La,
s.,repared from the original Recipe IN Mo OF .ne ae
Dr!WT Conway, by his immediate successor ana inc soc
PRO- tor T., kidder, and sold wholesale ny MN III ms
Co,t,ns Room, over No 81 (iorlnerly called No ~
Cont rect head of Hanover street, near concert fa
Boston and realed by his special appointment,
v,ha the valuable Medicines as prepared by tue lae III
cony@)by HARLAN aro,,
No. 1885, Market-Street Wilmington.
*safbseryc that none are genuine without tis
xyr;tten.ipnaturc of r. kIDpER, on the outside prn
ted 'yrpper. n,.;.
NJ large discount made to country Physicians
Trades, &c. ~
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-13
NlltSDHlta "a a T lGDy5o
From The Boston Lyceum.
THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

The White Mountains have become objects OF
curiosity and research to almost every traveller
In early times, the adventures had the pleasure OF
ascertainng and describing their altitude, soil, and
productions such were Jocelyn and Neal, who, IN
1852, explored their regions and told many marvel
lous stories OF precious stones concealed IN their
centre, and suspended over lakes, which could
make the fortune of any who obtained them,
Our more intellectual and disnterested age has
abandoned the pursuit of seeking carbunces among
the hills of New Hampshire, and contents itself
with hunting for some species ofllchen or rough
fossil, that may afford material for a botanical OF
geological treatise. But now. description OF the
White Mountains is &C thrice told tale,' and their
snow crowned submits and silver cascades are their
own narrators. He who explores, must be conten-
ted to admire for himself. Those, however, who
love the wild scenery of nature, and have health,
activity and enterprise cannot fail Of reapng their
frewarh in this excursion. To the mere lounger, It
presents but little there no bowlng-greens in
the neighborhood, and currice and pair are not TO
! be had for love or money. The fair lady who can
not be tempted to quit her luxurious carriage, will
return atigued and disappointed, for there are few
pleasures to be procured without labour.-Thls re-.
mark applies particularly to travellers. The sum
NIT of the Kaatsk is weary ascent the finest
view of the falls of Niagara, below Table Rock, is
still more weary descent. 1t is not on the :" dry
| SmOOtD SnaVeu green luot we are " lVoh III AHS
prospects, but among mountains and valleys, that
borrow some of their charms from the difficulty OF
attainment. There are pleasures OF imagination,
however, connected with almost every remarkable
spot, which the indolent well as the active may
enjoy. For my part, have but little satistac-
ton in travelling over country with rapidity
that puts one out of breath love to stop and lin
ger, and feel that in 50 doing, am busy in the object
of my excursion. Perhaps it was this idea that ex
cited an interest in the following little tradition
which has been immortalizedby Mrs. Hemans.
A few miles below the Notch ofthe White Noun
tains, now celebrated by the painter and the poet
in the bosom of the valley through which the SAGE
winds, rises little emnence which was pointed ou
to me as Nancy's Hill. Nash was celebrated hun
ter; the storms of winter, terrible AS they were
amid the desert of mountains which was his home
and the tempcss Of the sultry summer, equally ter
rble, and more appalling were alike Indifferent t.
him. In one of his numerous excursions, he di'
more forth benefit of the country than all the phi
losophers before, or since his time, for he first ex
IS plored the wonderful passage which opened an cas-
Ee intercourse between the inhabitants east and yves
of the Gap Yet he wrote no book on the subject
and never claimed the honor Of the discovery. MI
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-13
Machine Cards.

HtUBERT BURROWS, Manufacture of Pat
IN ent set Machine Cards, both Tor Cotton and
Wool Carding Machines. of first rate quality, and
warranted to perform we'll with proper management.
MiLdletown, Connecticut.
The subscriber, Ayen, for the sale of sad cards
HAS NOW On BAND, large assortment which
he will sell ON reasonable terms
JOHN BAILEY,
No. ia, Market Wilmington, Del.
Next door above the Indian Queen Tavern
Nov. %, 1895. o4-om.
N, b. William T. James celebrated CoOklNG
STOVES, with handsome variety OF common
stoves & Coal Crates, to be had as above, at very
reduced prices.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-13
NOtice,

THE undersigned commissioners will open the
Books for subscription to the Stock ri the Delaware
Coal Company, at the House Of James Pumley,
in the Borough of Wilmington, on Monday the Esd
inst. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, such books to
be kept open at least two days, and afterwards UNI
til the Commissioners or majority of them shall
deem proper to close the same agreeaby to the pro-
visions Of the act ofincorporation.
EDWARD TATNALL,0
JOSEPH GILPIN,
WILLIAM SEAL, : Com'rs.
BENJAMIN COOMBE,
WIN. WARNER,
February 9Th 1929. GATH
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-13
Notice..

ruvHE Trustees of the Episcopal Congregation Of
IL Wilmington, are DESTROYS to receive proposals
for the Mason work. and Carpenters work, OF
Church. to be built of Stone. Information on the
subject will be given on application to DR.. JOHN
BRINCKLE, Chairman Of the Board of Trustees
VIII mngtpn, Feb. 1929.
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p Q rs 1s II ~


From the Amulet for 1929.
A dashng Captain of II,issars,
ID. essed in the livery of Mars,
Mustachio, lace and SABRE
Who talks soft nonsense-sings song,
Waltzes. quadrlles the whole night long,
To fiddle, pipe and tabor
Oh grant me such man We Fates
Some glgglng girl ejaculates,
Whose heart is Cupld's lEtna;
She loves his golden epaulets,
He loves her gold . pay his debts,
S, off they dash to Gretna.
The Scottish Vulcan who unlocks,
To runaways Pandora's box,
That holds his marriage charters,
Soon makes them one, and they who came
False woI shippers of llymen's Flame,
Return as folly's Martyrs.
Forger of Gretna chains that gall
And grind the very soul, could all
That erst thine altar flew to,
Their present wretchedhess reveal,
From thee such iron tears would steal
AS once we're shed by Pluto.
Prom foppery, lucre, rashness, free
Your minds, ii ye expect to be
BY marriage bliss rewarded;
For its pure joys can never greet
The thnughtless and the indiscreet
The troward and the sordid.
The knave who traffics in a wife,
Content, If rich, to take for Ii fc,
a wa.lton or nlnny,
VIII gain small pity If instead
Of Fortunes TOOL, he chance to wed
A fool withou, guinea.
She who for fashion, figure, birth,
Not kindred tas es or nor al worth,
Her happiness will barter,
Who think. each dear Adonis love,
Mus, needs be constant as The dove,
May sometimes catch a tartar.
Unless when both are thus deceived
To balance which is most aggrieved,
Each may lament the other -
Nor need relations scold and huff,
The wret ched pair are sure enough
To punish one ano her
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13
Oistrict OF Columbia,
.alernndia County, SET.

yflerdndi1 County, SEE
NOVEMBER TERN, 1928.
The Mechanics Bank OF Alexandra,
who sue for themselves and such 9th
er of the creditors Of John McNama'
n who will come in and contribute
to the expenses Of this suit, Compr. u, r5o,..ry
AGAINST
lanes Kirk, administrator Of John Nc.
Namara, decd, Sally Mcnamara,
Henry l.. Mcnamara, and Luther
Chamberlain, DctPs.
TIME bill in this states, that on the LIST day OF
June, 1926, there was due TO the compliments,
by the said John Mcnamara, the sum OF six hundred
aud thirty mine dollars and eighteen cents; that the
said Mcnamara resided in the State of Virginia at the
time of his decease, and that certain James Eirk
tack letters of administration his the State
of Virginia. and by that exercises control over
his estate in the District Of COmbia that the sad Nc
Namara died seized of house and lot in the town OF
Alexandra, occupied by Luther Chamberlain, which
is morc than sufficient 10 satisfy the claim ofthe COM
psiaants and that the said Mcnamara left no other
fund out Of which Their claim can be psid.
The object of the bill is, that the house and lot a.
oresaid NAV be decreed by the Court to be sold for
the satisfaction of the compAinants debt set out as
EoressId and such other debts shall be established
against The said Mcnamara, deceased. And appear
ing to thesa,f,ction of the Court that the sad James
Kirk Sally Mcnamara and Henry /. Nc Namara are not
inhabitants of the District of Columbia they are here
by warned DC and appear person, or b. solicitor
in the United States Circuit Cou:t OF the District OF
Columbia for the count, of Alexandria, the second
Monday in April next, to show cause why decree
should not be passed. prayed by the bill find on
their falling toappeal aforesaid the said bill OF com.
planans be taken pro conesso aud such decree made
in the premises shall seem right; Provided the said
compliments this order to be published in the
Phcnix Gazette at leas, four months in contn ustion
be fore the said second Monday in April.
Test EDM. LEE, c c.
dec 10 la4m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13
Genrge ). hongh
o dng large and !Ssnsoncbfe .asso'fmeni "
DRY GOODS

upe. black, blue. olive, mixed and green c'o'li i
assimeres, fia,nels, lnseys and low priced c@ss'-
Nets super mixed and blue sattinrtts, VIDE ana Gu
mon b,nyups, fishin,s and bsizes, rose blankets,
no;n,. stripe and macknaw Tito. merino shaw's anI
searfs, cashmere do cloth do blue. black anu
drab circassians black Norwich Grape, nanK'n ano
Canton grapes AMI robes, black Ialianete' Italian
trngs and gros de maps large assortment OF mo,
and fancy gnshams and cacoes Marsel les gums se
kno,,ed conterpanes of all sizes. low priced Homes.
carnc,iur, ingram do. bed ticking (some fu'' !aIo
wide, super black bomhazines. furniture n ana o."eI
dim,ies silk and cotton hose, worsted do tong an"
short plain and ribbed) Tartan pH'ls, French mer,no
do. (beautifuD mensand women's pia'd G'oaks mem
beaver and horseskin gloves, ladies kid gloves ana
mius, nankin pongees, bengalets, super naok 's
vantine. chdren's bootees. eolored camn[lcs. ps,"
and figured siss uils and cambrics. crossbsrred DO
swiss pelerines and capes, cheap and good ir'sm r.
mems, she etins> and lawns; linen camoI'G anu nakS
cotton ami worsed carpet bindings. full assert me NJ
# domestic goods and ent,on yarn, pclisse wadans,
low priced figured Ienos. ga and "a Barnscy uaPer
s,ot), cambe,s with general assortment OF mos' ar
cles in the dry good line which renders Ills stock u"
usually complete. ,., H.,
-, 90 nece 10Th mo 9th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13
district Of Columbia,

Alexandria Comfy, s6.
NovEMs.R TERN 1928.
The Mechanics Bank of Ale xandra, l
Compile.
Louisa and Ann Maria, Seaton, 3dam | r. rs,..~.,
Lynn, Nathaniel s. Wise, the Pres. "
dent, Directors u Company Of the
Bank of ie xsndria, and Thompson
=. Mason. Deffs.
Vl,IlE defendants Louisa and Ann Maria seston, not
i having entered their appearance and given secu'
ritz according tie ststute and the rules Of the Court
and it appearing to the satisfaction of The Court upon
affidavit flied, that the said Louisa Seaton and Ann
Maria Seaton, not inhabitants of the Ds,ric. OF
Columbia, on the motion Of the complsinsnts y! their
Counsel IL is ordered, that the said defendants Louis
and finn Maria S. atom do appear here or bef.e
the first day of next April Term, and answer The bill
OF tho CompsinanIs and give security for performing
the DEGREES Of the Court; and that copy Of this o.
der be forthwith published in of the public news
papers printed in the Town Of Alexandria, for two
months successfully, and that another copy be posted
at the front door Of tho House Of the said coun
~. Test;
dec lam EDM. l. LEE, C. G..
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Something New.

Extract OF euer written very respectable Gen
tlemsn. ,esidng in Baltimore. TO the sieser'her,
who deems it his duty tho gh 'naGthotized,to iav
IL heiore the .,bhe withholding the writer's name,
for particular reereuce, should any req ire per
soualy SAM u. r. LEE.
B1himore, .7ugist 18th, 1873.
Dot n P. Lee New London. Conn
Dear Sir-it il now upwards OF twenty wears tnai
have used your Netc London Bilious Pills IN my family
ana ALWAYS tonnd them an efficient purestive IN al
most every description of disease, and believe they
we'd manv long doctors bill by their early and time
yuse never found their accustomed certainty 70
in their operation and effects until with re"
months past and having since then been sadly dsaP
pointed in instance Of using them began 10
conclude that had made your fortune. and had
abandoned their man .facture to mercenary aud nm
kithtl hands Under this impression, aecdentv
adverti,erent OF ycur's IN New York meas
paper. designating spurious limitations from your own
uannflcture by having your written TO each
bill Of rcctions and thRt IN instance were the
rmit,,ions signed With pen aud ink, although per
feet COPY IN everyother respect FIndIns those had
without this test, began 70 suspect that all was not
ar in medicine well in politics and called at Sc
veral Of aootheeares for yonr pills with yourwr
een 81 mature found many without tkst test. bnt
none with If. until came to the Me,srs 'KEERLS'
who assured me they had them dire from YOU. .
procured box and on using them fcUnd the same et
ncts from them had always expo ient ed. and so
much rejsced finding myself in possession OF
medicine so highly prize that cannot IN justice re-
Lainftom giving YOU this information
sonnet thirty years ago. I VAS cured os heavy and
distressing congh, by medicine know BY the name
of rnrlington's Balsam; but tina, a'ticie nov made
b. every shop boy ;, Is like the old mixture
chan vdust i like snPe fine flour hope aud trust
SIR for the benefit OF MANKIND, that yoar valuable me
dcine will be perpetuated IN its sina quality, d
that limitations be for ned upon by an
insulted community I am SIR. your friend. &c.
rTo ayoil the i'm DO itioa of Counter fes aud spn
IiouS limitations. related above the purchaser has
only to examine the hill Of directions covering each
box, and IL signed at foot in hand writing i'm
mediately under my printed name. thew are g'nnine
and prepared by me hot il only the printed name Is
affixed, they spurious and to be avoided. To athx
my written signature wonld be Forgery and convic
lion would be States Prison
II p LEE, Sole Proprietor
"A fresh supply ofthe above senu,"c Pills
is Just receiv, d, direct ftm the proprietor, and
for sale, wholesale end retail, Al the Store Of
EDWARD STA3LER s. son,
Apothecaries and Druggists, Fairfax st. AleA'a.
dec SIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13
district 0f Columbia,

County of 4ter1ndr'o, So
NOVEMBER Tern, 1923
william Poplar, Complainant,
AGAINST
Charles Brown administrator Of James
Poplar, deceased, James Ent~ise adj
ministrztor of Isaac Entwise, AiexaR-
der Moore, executor of John Boyer, I'm ChancfS3
deceased, and Henry Williams ard
Elizabeth Williams, infants under the
agepf twenty -one years, and devisees
ofJohn b. yer aforesaid decd, DetenisJ
lHE defendant Charles Brown. administrator OF
- James Poplar, deceased, not having entered DIS
appearance and given security according to the statue
and the rules ofte Court, and it appearing to IN "a
tsfaction of the Court, upon affidavit fled that the
said Charles Brown is inhabant of the uis'rc'
of Columbia, the motion of the complainant b, ms
counsel, At Is ordered, that the defendant Charles
Brown do appear here or before the first day Oh
neat april term, and answer the bill of the complain
ant, and give security for performing the DEGREES Of
the Court and that copy OF this order be forwth pup
ished in public newspaper printed in the town Of
lexandria for Two months successfully and that ano'
Their copy be posted at the front door Of the Court
house Of the said county.
Teste, HbM !. LEE Z. v.
I..IS pm
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Nr. Nush's

Anil Dyspepiic or Soar Sfo"sacH [.NS'
-. hl. ,emeiy for indis .estion IN It's most
n eo,noicated forms OF the variety OF DISEASES "
h;ch tn human system is subject few are moi
80, - - ,,,or- addressing or destructive to the con
s,;,,;, ,h., nd; est ION Sour stomach ms ns
cas-. nrev s;sto grsat extent and mas SO Sene'a! o
ad IN. xiii of the faculty that remedy cay "i az
n,n,s,r alton is truly adesideratum IN ever pa
Irutbo of this state ment is confirmed oy tue
:, ,no,s,rds who have suffered under 1t, Who ate'
having lsed manv remedies 70 nc 80, ~
obliged to have recourse 10 ssch paiistiNe' ~
.h,6ce To find most conducive TO their comfort pN
INDIGESTION is meant loss OF appetite ana great
uarticul,rIv Of the legs, and Wasting o. tue
t.n Heartburn. an uneasy sensation o' "ea.
"a. mir o. the stomach which rs someiimes aoenoeo
with nausea or sickness OF tne ''o"An n,Isnsss
h.lehins ND of water whchis senerahv sour p~e"es
s,n. 20 ntenance eostiveness. iansnoi' giadinesS'
10 vness OF spirits disturbed sleep, PaPtaton OIL the
heart hatulence, sc.
rhe.esymptoms in different persons some eN-
per;epc,uy more of them. and some less eae" ", "e
fas.,,.. - hi. own particular case. These
ON. e. "a powerfui tonic neutraize the ac'o upon
r. .tom.sh 1--WE strength to the deo'hta'ed fgans
s;.,;on restore the appetite, remove nausea d. tux
.tomae h. and Ultimately recover the hes'" o' ~, r
t;.pt rhev do not contain mercury TN any 'or'm' w.
1othe, sic ent he stomach as mostp az Sause 'S",
40 hut DC. form he office OF a sale sna m"o Pr E''
and are not rpassed by anv mediome. '"ee s's
,n.,.fore "a rtieui arly calculated orfanIiiv use
.entor of these Pills was one OF the mos'e"i
of medicine in the United states a"'
ns,d them sue cessfnlly in isP'acuee TOT zen 'es
Tb.x are not got up a nostrom TO oeiuoethe Gu"
lou,. but are recommended on 'ne o.'e " a
n.r;.nc. In derthatthey nav oeeomeex'ensNe
sJ md yr;te,u the reach Of all, they are oftere'
,,tnelow puiee Of SO cents per box So'a os
E. STABLER 4 son,
..,.o Fairj1 street, ALsraasrin
MUSEUM