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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
N.w Lospos, Va. ais, Jan. 1881.
To N, Editors Of The Tirglnian.

To me Editors Of the PirgiHan.
Gsnllsmen-Amongs, the Editorial remarks
IN your paprr Of this date, - complaint
against me. the humble Post Rider. hom this
place to Prtsylvania Court house fiad yo"
been IN possession the tue history Of this
case. before Jour paper vas put u press you
would have saved yourselves the trouble OF
holding me up ns public spectacle aud spared
my teeiings. | contracted IT. carry tina mail on
route " No 2ol9 from NV London, by A..
noldIon. LeessIlle aud Smilh's Store,ia Phis,l-
vauia Court house, - niles, return from FIT
sylvsnia Court house by onlih's Store, MONROE
ton aud Galands store, aud IL New London'O7
mlles-iosether equal 10 Of miles ann ohck
twice a week. Aud hope ! have, far,
complied with my contract With the ma
king up OF the mats have nothing 10 do. nor
have ever contracted to cary the mail by
= Berger's Store aud Grafton. nor by Liberty,
OF Ly nchburg bul II II Is the wish OF those ~
power mat th- mRtl should be carried by those
places. Og me, AN ready aud wiling 10 do u,
Tor n reasonable compensation. As You have
sent complaint 10 the posluia ster General,
aud IL the public against me, he pleased 10
give this n SIMILAR destination, and much ohilst
tae pnsfidar. +. CLONDlS.
u Mr.. Clowdis should have applied 10 the
Postmaster al New London, il be lolt nggfleVed'
lie made tue charge against him, AMI not We
The Postmaster at New London now informs
-. b.. IT,. .,..,,,a...,;. ....,,..a;.a,. q,
But. whv did IN, Postmaster m,A. . dit.
icrent statement When "A drawer lol OF
papers directed 10, Berger store AMI Cat
tom wera found ren,tn'ng IN his Office
Clo"dis, however, has not done his duty; Tor
although be'ge,'s store aud Grafton are not
mentioned in his contract. A IS bprause thry
were accidentally omitted. or because they
have been established since his contract was
made ; and lying directly on his rouIe, he ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
3

TENIiE subscriber re peefully inform, the
= public that lac is r iceiv,ng and manniac-
turing Carriages OF 'aery description, among
which are thu iolI wing Coach, Coaehees
Chariots, London md New York Bughy5, Al
drlPhla Dearbo, -, Gigs. Hunters, &c. and any
others itHt ma, be called for.
All orders' Iankluily received and punclunlly
ATT nded to.
Repa'rr done n, the shortest notice and on
The most .easonable terms by
n. II. BEACH g. Co.
n. Just received first rate Couch Smith
lfoW the North, of which we will assure the
p1' nc they can be accommodated with repair
~ ( Carriages Of any hind few doors below the
/ rankin Hotel, Lynchburg.
II. Ii. BEACH e. Co,
Nov. 90. WITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

5EgOuCE.-~Iy virtue Of deed Of ir1st, ex-
III ecutei TO the subscribers Wy Jainrs Bul.
loch, tearing da the . 81 day OF May, 1909,
aud duly recorded in thn Crrpofhiipn Court
of Lynehbutg, and in ,tc Comfy Coun of
Campbell, aewlll. on ihr oh day OF Alnrcr,
1891, IN The town Of Ly0ehhufs, proceed T.,
sell nc public nuc ION, on credit Of nud
3 cars. one Two story Bfth House fn1 lo',
on Tan Yurd Alley, IN the sal town. immrdl.
meIy opposite to Maj. Jnncs Is. Ri,qre=-nrd
on the same day and Place, one bali Of n lraci
OF Lnnd, lying ~ The county Of Campbell, on
Seneca Creek, conveyed 10 the siid ~ 90, ~
&. Dabney. by DIR. Le"is, adjoining the lands
of A. W Payne nnh john u. Dabuey Alt1,
one other Tract Of Lnnd IN the eighhoibood III
Is nchbnfg, containing one hundred and eighty
one | acres, adjoining the lands Of II hard
Chiffon, lsaae Otry, aud otbers --Al4n iwrniy
four OF live acres Of band, one mpIefy of
IA, ger tract of land, now owned rs lsnar Otay.
aud Gomposfs pnrl OF the tract of land called
and known by the name Of Sanddaky. The
title 10 the aboye property is brheved II he
good but acting as trustees, we Will convey
sue. title only rs isvesied III ns 10y sad deed oT
trust DAVIDSON BRADFUfE, ! Irus.
ALEXANDER l oMPkiN5, I tees
Feb ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
Millinery, Matchmaking sc.

MMRS. GILL returns her thanks TO the oi''
lH Gems of Lyochburg and its vicinity Ior
their palron.@-, ard informs them 'ha, 81"
continue. 10 execute orders for Bonne,s, La
dies Dresses, &c. in the neBtest manner, anh
according to the latest aud most approved
m odcs.
She has on hand an assortment NJ SIX m
Leehorn Bonnets, suitable to- both Town mud
country trade, which viii be oHe-ei al h'
most reduced prices.
Jan 80 iib et5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
Dissolution of Copartnership.

St.ilr. firm Of John ~ "a wei Poe vas lis.
- solved by mutual cons.nt On The ~ rnst.
All persons Indebted 10 them NtIl maxi pay
meni 10 Casacll Ice olly---snG ,bose rayng
claims agaln. t1e.a " Ill npply ~ hup Tor lay
meni. JOHN Pot,
LA5WELL pOE..
Jan. % La
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

Hrs. Barneys Magasine.-The Editors Of
this paper have been requested 10 act MS agents
FOR Mrs Barney's "Na'ional Magazine and Tn
dies Emporium and will be glad to send to
the publisher the names OF fifteen or twenty
subscribers. Tie three FIRST Nos. have been
received by Us, and may be examined by any
person who wishes 10 do so. Both the literary
and mechanical departments off paper de-
serve commentator aud the Circumstances
which led to rs publication, and which are too
well known 10 our readers 10 be repeated, ap.
peal Ia the public strongly for support.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

SncSS.
TUE Thinning, tnfrying and Commission
"A Bnsuess. heretofore carried On by j. a. {
Poe, viii be continued by the sub4crbcr, who
will l.eep On ha.'' 80 safe, on The most accom-
'nc.ihliog lcrms. in the house On main stree
for mrrly occupied by them. general assort
men, OF Leather and G,oeerIrs.--Al Also Tan
lers, and Curriers' Tools, Tanner Oil IL Span
isf Hides and he promises that nothing GA
b = mar, shall he wanting io give entire s4t,sfac-
lion, not only to purchasers, bu'aiso To Far
m ers. Country Merchants. and others
W no may be pleased 10 con6de in him, ehhe
10 sell or receive and forward their property
lie therefore solicns the patronage OF the To-
mer customers of. & {. Poe, md the public
genernly. 40" hLb roE'
NIB. will give The hiehes, Lynehhurs mar.
ket price for green & dried liies delivered NJ
me- Tanyard or Store. &. pOE.
Jan 20 li2ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
A TEXT.

Some years ago. in Speech delivered NJ the
Capitol, at Albany, Mr.. Vac Buren, thus speke
Of Henry Clay: - The life Of Henr, Clay has
bfen one of renown for his early, unrema'ed,
aud eioquen, services under the banner nj the
Constitution. he has the gratitude OF RePn6h-
rnls WIN Mr.. Richie he Kind enough 10
give us a commentary GA this text We ap-
peai to him. because he i! MIR. Van Bureaus man
and is IN duty bound to eApound his Idols
true incoming. We have no doubt OF his ability
to shoS that Mr. Van Euren WAS, nj the tin,
h. made this speech, entirely ignorant of Mr.
Clays character, Notwithstanding the warmth
of his eulogy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
Aetna Fire Insurance Company.


Protection Tire and Horias MsWqncc
Company, Office on l4th strtct,
Richmon3, Va.
- ,iiE sabsetber, ms Ageni for the above
Il ohiees. Will insure Dwelling IIolse',
Wave Houses, Malls aud Mathiatty. Manu-
ltctorles aud boiId,ngs II rally. aud All tber
contents, w Furniture. Doois, and Wearing
hrpArel, Family Stores, DtS Goods. bioeerIcs,
Nh,ah flpur ,orn Col "a. &c NC.
Also, on Vessels .ud shipments In aul
rom the dlils. rent por IN the Utiicd aia,es,
Europe ana tue Wost Ind -.
itelereoee may toe mate Ia the principal
Me, Chants III iuchuond, ietge puiti6n of
whom, bast ,nsurances effected ~ thu hDoyo
Otacos.- Leiters (post pald) vii he attended
10, aud any ,.tOrn,ailon gwen tnal Is reIuiiei
Jao q. LAY. Agent
for E'na aud rrot'n insnr. Cpma.
W Refer To Ca,"eil Pc, Lynchburs, VI.
Feb. lit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

IL We received 10y the last Western mail
the Is, No. Off new Paper, called the " Mash
rifle Herald, and Published by " |kins Taunr-
hill, Esq, Its editorial department evpces
great ability, a we were prepared to expect
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

II The Washington Telegraph says not n
word abou, the nomination OF the President.
Dn1's sun, like That of his friend Mr.. Calhoun,
is ut present under dark cloud. The new
Pare, II Duff pockets this indignly wIlh silence,
pnless he gets fat office, or lis cquivaient then
we arc deceived both in his morality and ans
spunk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
NIAISlsIAGE.

MARRIED. on Tuesday the 18th nlt. Mr.,
JAMES DlCKY, 10 Miss MAKGAK ell
de,t daughter oil Mr.. Sampson Evans--ail Of
Campbell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

1t" Iron - P,i.sdeiiha rs bsen presented to
bhih Hon'es. praying for a reduction of the
daiits on Iron. In the II. Orr. il .as refer
red 20 the, committee m manufactures. In the
Senate. a motion 10 give it similar direction
vas rejected Ly the casting vote of the Vice
President, and II was referred TO select com
miltee, consisting Of Messrs. Hayne, Dickiu-
soa. King, Bell aud Tyler.
The II. Of r. has passed. a resolution, (yess
l59. nays p } and sent il to tho Senate for
concurrence, to this effect that the Secretary
Of the Senate and The Serg cant at Arms of
the House shall ascerta in at the end of every
session, the number ofdays which each Mem
her has been absent from the business Of the
House, aud in settling their accounts, there
shall be deducted from the account, al the rate
of So per day, for every day any member shall
have been ahsent, except he was eng aged in
the business Of the House TO which be belongs,
or IN consequence of sickness.
The debate on the Russian Mission had not
been resumed at the date of our last accounts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
4 Teacher wanted

~ YOUNG gsulemsn we'll qaali1ed 70
~ teach the elementary branches oil an
EnsIish Education, Reading. wiring. Afith-.
npiir, OrihOg Apply. Ebgiiah q anmar. t'eog
r,ohy and Mafhema,ies--hisat the Latin and
l.retk lam usges. and "ho ean p'o'ises tesii-f
~ ,nials oil his COMPETENCE IL teach tiose s'r-
die, can get employment III n beatty, sgree-
sble ncshbaIiined IN ." county 81 Isfnphfi'
twenty mites south Of Lynehlafs. II such "
teacher, the suh1criber wonl give his board
and sIn1, WITH the privilege 81 g. Ing - iht-
ny scholars - nar u-n esn teach, say In %
~, in addition 10 The subsei ibrt's own childfe.'
The neg hhprhood u Pnpaln,is, rendering ~ not
Mt ~ doubtful That - lull school could be -
tablshed. II beng very desirable taaf u .
school should be organized mp'n- Jiafly, lie
.nb.criber requests any grnilen'n VINO MY be
disposed TO apply Tor such n situation 10 call on
thu Editors OF the Virginian, ~ho viii inform
him ss TO the quarter from whence ,he ndsef-
iisement comes. - I.
Feb 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
REVIEW

vi the Lyucnburg Markets,
Corrected Ter tie Eirgiuian, bg
Thomas A. HoLCoMBE and iiICHARD TYREE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passedfobac-
co, from 3 o TO 90
inferior To common, 3 % to 3 IS
Common TO good, 80 3 - 10 5 OC
Good to fine, . Oh 10 7 %
strips, 3 30 10 90
Refused, % 10 z 90
Lugs, new, % to 10
Inspected in the month of January. 1l3
hhds. oi passed tobacco 10 hhds. refused
total 232.
COmparison Of Inspections 1880 and 1881.
No. Passed. No. Ref For iDsp. stoch.
Feb !. 80. l2oD $50 300 IA
Feb. !, 80, 1891 s23 100 29I2
During the past IN mt very li e has been
done in tobacco. The small quantity in market
has caused ugs ond the lower quaiines TO ad-
vance IN price. The markets abroad at tho
last dates active, but thu prices were very
low. We have had no fine new tobacco IA our
MAJ ket as yet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

hoSeVer, the General thiak5 4 hs ac,. np 10 ons
hall OF his maxim aud does moi decline IT,
he will DO as well as most preienders to patrio.
tism
We always knew tina, this was mere cleo.
pioneering addce. We knew II al The time the
consideration was urged in favor of hi, election
as well as we know il now. And therefore, We
should no, have noticed this violation of his
implied pledge, il he had not himself since his
election, rendered II an imperative duty 10 re
ire. by declaring in his Annual Messages that
no man should be eligible second time to the
Presidency. Surely, Gen. Jackson, as highly
as lie may estimate his own good qualities does
not think thai virtue g. patriotism will become
extinct when he dies-Su RELY lie cannot emp.
pose that what no other man can do without
danger to the public safety, he can do with
impunity. Or 1.-THE do THINK so, he Is nearer
that era Of human lie, when the tears of do
tage begin TO flow, than we had imagined, and
is of course even more unfit for the Office which
he holds than he was when he wrote the bins
MINOR letter, In that event he ought 10 retire
II he sill he Of sane mind. consistency oil char
aoter demands this sacrifice OF his ambition
II he be not, he ought 10 initiate the example oil
British nobemsn, who, in the reign oil Queen
Anne, beng TUNED OUT OF oifice, aud oil red a
pension, replied. tha,if he could no longer
serpe his country he was determined not TO
pdidge it,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

~ WISH hire or purchase NEGRO MAN.
- OF about middie age. Non need apply an.
lrss they come wei recomm ended tor honesty,
industry and sobrIeiy. and he somewhat az
quainted With gardening, for such, lbe ral
pice viii be given.
MAUflCE u. GARLAND.
Feb. 3 II
IEs0R HlRE--A '1tgro Man ana Boy,
- E.FLETCHER.
Feb. 3. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
am not made Of stone,


" But penetHahie 10 your kind entreates.
" Albeit against my conscience md my soul !"
Alackadsy for sac fame of our unambiiious
Cincinna,us re has tasted Of the sweets Of
power, ard the retirement Of the Hermitage 10
longer possesses any charms to win him back
to its tranquil shades The Philadelphia Sea.
t,nel unwinineiy explains the true reason Of
this sudden movement: II viii (says that pa
per- " efectualy prevent oil those heaH burn
iHss aud jeatonsies which were likely 10 arise
among ms own friends, in relation TO spcces-
sor." But the General must at some time
other relnquish the sccptre-Jeath is stronger
even than his ambitlon-snd then, how "a III
they guard against The heart hurhings and
jeaousies Of these disinierested patriots, who
protesting to belong TO patty based upon
principle, are only kept together by cement
ofwax?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

nan tho high literary reputation the Lditsf,
and its mechsn zeal execution Is eqnsl 10 that
of any newspaper We receive. u - IN favor "6
Mr.. Clay for the nes, Presidency rs IL
is the only gIeam of light In l.od covered
with Egyptian dsrknes,, NE bope 1t viii meet
With liberal pa,r onege. We will receive the
names of gentlemen disposed TO subscribe TO II.
" Lswreuco T. Dsde. nj presen, n State
Senator, is announced rs candidate for Con
gress in the Disiric, lately represented by +. T..
Barbour, aud at present by john NJ. Patton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

IL We insert this morning the speeches Of
Me sr.. Eppes aud Rives of Campbell in he
Legislature, TO which we had reference in our
las
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03


u Notwithstanding its length. we make
room this morning for the Repoti Of the Com
miitee of Manufactures, presented some days
since to The H. OF Represent3'Yes-end seal'
follow il up with the Counter Report Of. the
Minority OF the same Committee in repig to Il,
They are both well written documents. and
will attract the attention of the reader not less
by thtir temper, Than by the rec OF then
arguments. Tie subject toe. is one of vital
,mportanCe-and itbehooves every reading and
rejecting man in tie community TO study IT.
free from prejudice, that he may become &C
qnaiated with tie uue operation end effect of
the Tarlf' laws. The Repor, which we pub
lsh this morning, "goes the whole" for tbe
Tariff, n, settled by the law of ls29-the Coun-
ter Report takes exactly The ground assumed
10y The President ia his message.
IL II will be seen by the Proceedings Of the
Legislature, thai they have refused to raise The
salaries Of the Executive officers OF the COM
monweslth. We think the Governors salary
i too small but as for those OF the Council.
men, they are high enough. the Office nselt be-
ing in our opnion, not only useless, but an
absolute leari on the body polite. If ho salary
had been raistd 10 $500, no better talents
would have bern commanded, than will now
he Obtained for $1,000, and they wonlJ have
been useless If they had been obtained. $1,000
will certaInly retain the services OF Peter V. Dam
ifl Esq. who IS an exlravaga admirer Of the the
orr of" rotation in office''--and $500 would.
have done exactly the same lung. IL matters
not who falls victim to the rotary axe, 20 that
lie retains his oil ce.
a. We insert this morning the speeches oil
Me sr. Eppes aud Rives of Campbell in he
Legislature, TO which we had reference in our
las.
Census Of Firginia.--rhe population of Yir-
GINA, by the census OF 1889, (.xcluslve Of Al
bcmarle, Norfolk and Hardy countes) is as
follows
Eastern District 795.363
Western Dstrict 37L195
Census of 1920, Exclusive of the
same three count,es) l,024,437
Gain, l42, 42l
We shall publish a more detnied and full
account, as soon as we can procure il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
The ANNrNCIATION.

lHE ANNuNGlAIlON.
Ah"u, the same lime that the nomination of
Gen Jackson for reelection TO the Presidency,
was, byperatissionn announced in tho Wash
ington Globe. similar annuncia ton appeared
IN the Philadelphia Inquirer. The fact that
both ofthese prints are Van Buren, Jackso,
mans, clearly indicates that the cunning little
Secretary Of State is high in favor with the
Chief Magistrate and that this unexpcc-
and advice. Whether or not he will reap
the benefit which he expects from this deep
laid plot, lime only can determine. II is said
that he has already managed 10 convince Mr..
Calhoun that he had no agency in leading TO
the rupture between Mr. e. and the Pre- sident,
and tina, they have shaken haads and diced
together lie will doubtess lie equally sue
cessful in concealing his agency in this pew
effort 10 clip 'ho wings Of the only lnin Of his
own party who.e preten,ioos 10 tie P,esiden-
cy he has any reason to dread. Mr.. Calhoun
however. may be trying his own hand at the
same dextcrous game of political chess. for
aught that can hil--sBd may affect for
MIR. Van Buren, friendship witch he does not
feel, that he may tins check mate his adver
sary, even white the latter is chuckIlns at the
success oil his own expert policy. They may bat
tie il between them, ut this game of intrigue,
in which both OF them are said to he proficients,
as long as they please. Feeling but littio res
pect for the political character Of e,tber--(wr
are sorry 10 say this of Mr. Calhoun whom we
once warmly adared)--we shall have no
sympathy for the loser. II is deyoutly 10 be
wished that neither ofthen my uin the prize
at mich they q i'm while there are honest po-
litcians lcfl--meu who Eave never compromis-
eel their priuciPl's or abandoned their opin-
iOhs.-from whom a selection may be made.
+. S.-Snce the above WAS written We per
ceive tina, the Harrisburg ,Pa.) Chronicle All
nounced almost simutane ousy with the Wash
ng ton and Pniladelphis prints, Z" from The rt,y
hest authority at u 1shiugton. thar Gen, jack
son has CONSENTED. 10 be Il candidate fol- the next
Presidency. file National Journal with
mach point. asks. WHO has played the Ruck
ngham a.nd Cstesby on Tho occasion 7 Who
has i.,Aucrd Gen. Jackson 10 eHelaim like
RI ;hard the Sd,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

Census Of Firginia.--rhe population of Yir-
einia by the census OF 1889, (.xclusIve Of Al
bcmarle Norfolk and Hardy counties) is as
Ia
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Leather, Groccry and Commission Ba-

IAN 20
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
60 Dollars Reward

KNILL be given for the apprehension and securing,
in any Jail in the State Of Delaware ola certain
JOHN T0PPIN, son of George Toppln. Said John
Toppn is about five feet ten inches high light compoc
ton and well made. II is not known what sort Of
clothing he wears nor what he goes by, as he is
IN the habit of changing both Any person securing
said Toppin as above will be instructed by the Editor
Of the Delaware Gazette and American Waterman
where he can receive the above coward Editors
throughout the union would confer favour on the
public by inserting the above in their papers.
lime 7--1aWt
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
JACKSON DELEGATE ELECTION.

THE Committee appointed at the County Meeting
rive Notice that an election will be held at the Town
Hail. in this Borough on Saturday, the 18th ofAugus'
next at from ti o'clock for the purpose Of choos
inn ten delegates represent this Hundred at the Del
ogate Meeting to DO held at the REBELLION, on the 81
Saturday iu August; ,,r,n
JOHN HEDGES, 8 Committee
JOHN MsCLUNG.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
MISCELLANY.
The MurOzas;

A CANADIAN TALE.
At the head Of Lake Ontario, long, narrow
strip Of land separates its clear waters, from
small expanse generally known as Burlington Bay.
Along the northern part Of the beach, as this strip
is called, close under the residence Of Brant the
Mohawk chiettain, u number Of detached pictur-
esque trees grow upon the sand, curously icstoon.
ed with gigantic vines, interviewer among their
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
TmnnRs eR AmwMRTTsxaea.

Advertisements Of twelve lines or less, will be
conspicuously inserted Eeur times for a dollar,
and twenty cents for each subsequent insertion,
hnlesa II Should extend TO three months, when it
willhe Eve dollarssana Fsr year sixteen dollars.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SANAUEXA MARMER.
No. A, Market Street Wilmington.


The Delaware Gazette d AMERICAN Waterman,
is pubiIshed on Tuesdays and Fridays, in each
vance. S4 so payable half yearly in advance, or
IS IL not paid tin the end Of the year.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-08-12
JAcxsos DELKcArE ELECTION.

The Committee appointed at the County Meet
ing, give Notice thaban Election will be held, at
The house of MIR. Fawntain, CantwelIs Bridge,
81. Georges Hundred, on Saturday, the 18th OF Au-
gust next, at from IL jill o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of choosing Five delegates to represent .hls
hundred at the Delegate Meeting to be held at the
Rsd-Iion, on the Sd Saturday in August.
JOHN D. DIIiW0RTH,
VESSEL ALRICH, Committee.
THOMAS FoARD.