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ter Of the great body of be democratic interest il.
this county who must ultimately decide the ques-
ton of removal.
Let US then enquire whal are the disadvantages
of the prescn, seat of Justice, what its advanta-
gcs, and what the benefits proposed by a remc-
vail will not forge, the men who have or
sinated this business, nor shall the himsey veil
of general good prevent me from exposing in
their naked delormi'y the motiveS which they
have SO assiduously l4boied to conceal.
IT is far, very far from being evident, that the
proximity OF the court house is any advantage
except to two very small, however important,
classes of our citizens---the Lawyers and Inn
Keepers "A doubt cannot exist but that is vi
cinl'y is a source Of additional litigiousness--
that spirit which often hurries man unnesces-
sarily to law, has time to subsde in the moments
devoted TO contemplation of ride to New
Castle.-lt was well observed, not long since
in reference to this subject, by a very respec-
table inhahitant of Appoquinimink hundred, a
hundred whose situation is, in this respect
symPa,hctically deplorcd, that SO far from CO.
vetlng the court house he very sorry when an
additional magistrate was appointed in his hun
dred, for he found it increased greatly disputes
IN the neighborhood This the Lawyers will
tell you is because the people do not know how
to use good thing. Bell so, such is the fact
the inference is plain.
ITO be Coat;nued./
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FOR THE AzETTE.
Il Word to the Wise is sufficient.

IT'S pleasing to go to meeting, let folks say
what they will to the contrary. How agi eeahly
can young gentleman pass the moments OF d.
vine service with a-scgar! Who could help be-
ing gtatifee., on Sunday afternoon last, at nu-
merous meeting in Wilmington, with the sight
of tzvclre or tzarnty young gentlemen, engaged
round the house among old, middled aged, and
Young men, women and children, whiting away
in clouds of smoke, all remembrance of former
sorrow?
lis notorious and lamentable that there is an
abundance of mischief done in the world, but
how condescendipg and humane must those gem
try be to take upon themselves the punishment
of !" SMOKING FOR IT
have often been in Wilmington before, and
often in Philadelphia, therefore can with plea
sure say, believe the practice to be confined TO
Only few. The genteel class of young gentle
men, if mistake not have degrees of criminality
observed in smoking.
Pos Cqse.-To smoke in the streets is BAD.
C0mtmative.-I1o smoke in the company of
ladies, &c. is WORSE.
Suhe,lati1e.--lo smoke in places of divine
worship is WORST.
A SMOKER.
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tant preparations in that quarter. Tie dl.- Of Mon
tebello marshal Lasnes) had died of his wounds.

We shall in future devote portion of each paper
to marine intelligence. The entries and cearances of
this port will be regularly published together with
the names of all vessels boarded by the Revenue Cut
of this district The following vessels have been
spoken since our last publication, viz.
On the 25th, Of Reedy Island, the soop Favorite
of Philadelphia, David Willington master, from Sa-
vannah.-26th, off Christana creek, ship Jenny of
Charleston, S: c. Rubin Jones, master from New
Orleans, cargo cotton and tobacco.-e7th, off do.
brig Mamma Of Philadelphia, Vincent Ducomb, jr.
from HAVANA, cargo, Sugars &c. off do, brig 1.oui
isana, of Philadelphia, Johu MFarlin, from St. Ja-
go de Cuba, cargo, sugars off do. schooner Adven.
turer Of Philadelphia, ] Grant, from St. Juans, Por
to-Rico.--Capt. Grant left the following vessels at
Porto Rico tie 18Th inst brig Nancy Bingham
Philadelphia uncertain when sall Schooner ZONES
Sutton, of Portsm outh, N. Fl. bound to leeward :;
brig George, Smith, Of Philadelphia, uncertain !,
schooner Ranger, Wilson, Of uo to sail in S DAYS ;
schooner Hannah. do. sailed in CO. /; Schooner Sea
Flower of Wilmington, Del.
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IE,c 6a3effe.
UIil,nington, July 20, 1909.

CT number of communications are received,
which shall he duly attended to.
Since our last, French papers have been rece we'd
to the 18th Of June, and London papers to the 18th,
two days later than by the June packet A pressure
of local matter prevents us from giving summary
Of their contents. They do not, however, contain
much matter Of importance. The French had rebuilt
the bridges on the Danube and were making mpor-
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MARCUS.
FOR THE DELAWARE GAZETl E.
70 the Democratic Citizens Of Nesv- Castle
County.
Number 9.
Number g.

II has often been said, and as often been laugh
ed at for its absurdy, that there exists
ry connection between any two Ideas, which in
genuity can bring together. | wish understood
! more Of this doctrine of come cton, that nigh
| more successfully develope the intactble Chain,
which linked the ideas, of moving the Court
House, and the Newcastle and French-l'own
turnpike road. Let us see how il stands by way
of proposition--s' There is road proposed from
Newcastle to French Town,--therefore the
Court House ought to he moved" which was
to be demonstrated. Most admirable logick
the proposition only wants form and substance,
to make the conclusion quite evident l can
think of but one solution TO save the credit Of
these gentlemen; they intend, literally, to move
the Court House the circuity and bad state of
the present road is the most serious obstacle to
this project: the turnpike road proposed cuts up
this difficulty by the roots.* Surely this road
will g facilitate the commun ca,ion," With the
Red Lion, as well as French Town. But how
do the luminati Of Christten propose to convey
the unwieldy mass OF brick and mortar thence
to the site they have fixed upone or now is ii to
mount the hills to Stanton? Hoe opus, bic Ia
Dor est Our Wilmington friends have an an
swcr in readiness for this anticipated difficulty
they order these things admirably in Winning
On. IL peiHS OHCc SStteQ ny t.e WISE tltH OF
Red Lion, of Staunton, and Christeen, the nha-
bitants of the borough will kindly save them all
the trouble and expence. and generously ask no.
thing in return but the--beneit They will of
fer their Town lall--an act of the General As
.embly, without aid of magck, will easily change
its name--and those that set the stone rolling
will wonder at their infatuated folly in supposing
they could stop it. No one doubts that, in such
an event, the Town-HalI will receive its original
destination--it stands an eternal memento, OF the
plans ard intentions Of its founders-and happi-
ly forms mean of defeating the very design it
was built to effect. 1t was built for Court
House low citizens-and ththcr if moved at
all, the seat of Justice will be moved, to renter
tie sauatioa more central! 1t was built for a
court house, fellow citizens-tho' the child was
bastardzed az its birth, and lisowned at its bap-
tsm, 10 conceal the niquisy of its father
In every question ofgeneral interest next to
an inquiry into che merit of the measure Itself,
we ought to ask y no are the men with whom il
originated and what are these mofives-a correct
conclusion can only be formed by giving both
measures and men proper weight in the scale
of our judgment. propose to direct your at
tention TO these enquires-l address myself to
you as impartial and unbiased, as alive only to |
tho general and permaeent interest of our COM
mon cause, and such believe to be the charac-
1t is proposed TO the yo Jug LAWYERS who are 1
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liar Department, .Ja!y 8, 1909.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN:

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN:
THAT separate proposals will be received at
1 the Oaice of the Secretary for the Depart.
ment of War. until l9 o'clock, at noon Of We'd
nesday the 25th of October next, for the supply
Of all ratous that may be required for the use Of
the United States, from the st day of June ! $40
inclusive, to the LIST day of June 1911, within
the states, territories and districts following, viz.
LIST. At Niagara, Detroit, Michilimackinac,
Fort Wayne, Chkago and in their immediate
vicinitics, and at any place or places, where
troops or may be stationed, marched, or re-
cruitetl, within the territory Of Michigan.
Ind. At any place or places where - oops are
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FOR THE GAZETTE.
A HINT TO MARCUS.
M R. EDITOR,

In your paper of the Goth inst. I OBJ
served piece under the signature of Mar
Gus, portentous Of conflicting storms. The
paragraphist appears TO be member of that
hord, who look on New Castle and its citi-
zens with an eye beaming with malignant
and jealous enmity. Actua,ed by this spi-
mt, he comes forward with declanatory in
vective, promising the public, not an inves-
legation of facts that will reform the politics
OF the state, but reiteration of old tales. ge-
NAL to the interests Of Federalism, alias
loryism, that will renew the schisms
scarcely healed up. Such lucubraory ex-
ercises will to every reflective mind be
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FOR THE DELAWARE GAZETTE.
AN ENQUIRY

Into the political injustice of the leaders Of the peo
pie of New Castle, to the people Of the comfy of
New Castle
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------H ConhrINatloH,
Strong as proof from Holy Writ"


that The spirit Of '76 does not flourish in Ills
b sam with its pristine purity. If one single
spark remains, let it. combined with my en-
treaty, induce him to lay aside his pen,
cease in the commencement of his career 10
disturb republicans with banefu discord,
nor give to the vigilant emissaries of Frde-
ralism an opportunity to display their disu-
ni:ing talents. If the itching passion for
literary fame promps the seli-called Mar
Gus to exhibit himsefto the public, permit
me to inform him that on the promised sub
ject the harvest of aurels has been already
reaped by an honorable Senator,-the CLEAN
ings left are extremely worthless: nor has
his appearance been sufficiently proposes
sing to excite single wish in the public
mind tc see him again upon the stage.
A DEMOCRAT.
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: 1t is proposed to the young LAWYERS who are
about to take Offices in the christeen &c to anuSe
themselves the interior, with the enquiry now
far the Court House as pubck property, viii be
subject to toll !--Nide Rac. alb. tet. toll &c'
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3taw2w
Eeh Uouer-Seed

NJ. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street, h,, p.
IN ceived supply Of excellent red clo, .
Seed, which he Mil dispose Of On no}rr,.
terms for cash-Also, few bushels Of Fr. s"
Burnet and Hemp Scotland on hand :, r."
mothy, Orchard Grass, Rye Grass, Bn,1a,
Grass, Peruvian Grass and Lucerp. Nt"
ALSO,
A general assortment Of the best Kind, \,
Garden Seeds, mostly ofhis own SAVING fsou'
theaIast year; Medicinal Seeds; Bird Seed,
and quantity Of large LombardS ponlars
Flowering Trees and Shrubs best London
nade Pruning Knives, Garden Shears, Hoes
Rakes, and Books on Gardening; Flower.
Pots Ct ali sizes ;n elegant assortment Of
Chimney Ornaments, Queens Ware, Chin,
and Glass, Stone and Potters Warcs-wi,h
general assortment OF Groceries,
N B. A genteeI person may he accom-
n:odated with Private Room and Family
Board, on moderate terms.
February Z. edlw 3tawlw &lawlttM
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Charles Chapman.

northampton, March, 1909.
|, Elijah Norton, Jun: OF Westampton, \. y
Massa, husetts, do certify, that IL the last
wear I was attended with great debility
weakness of the lungs, distressed Tor ores.4'
and violent cough, attended with feSer iSg
number Of months (: about the fifteenth pi
August began the use Of Dr.: George Re-
gers's Vegetable pulmo"ic Detergent.
kept in the use ofyit about three moashs, Z
Immediately after taking tbs medicine ny
cough abated, and could-prea5'ie WIN more
freedom. Il would FeconsmonSs the nea'clHe
fron.,rny own experience, to .thoae who are
troubled with a,cougt, and disorders oil tfe
lungs and breast, e consumptiye complains,
and do believe IL tosbe a valuable and~eseial
medicine.
Westampton, Feb. q, 1902
For Sale By r. CRAY, Bookseller, Ging-
street, agent for the trof'raesor'
M4rch %. la"oft
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--r~HE subscriber offers for sale the House
: OF Fair:.x street, in Alexandria H0a
occupied by M,s. s, .Aieko'Is. 4 ne asses,
sors say tbs property is worth four thoaSs ana
two hundred dollars, and have, year ai'ss
v4r, assessed it at this sum; bu' tns
subscriber now offFsfs K for sale THE halfsi
the assessed value.
re also sSeie,,s ,1ar sale, -.
sIbe4yacas.:ae Lots CA I al e. and frsnSila-
streets. Assessors have said that these L0;'
are worth three thousand two hundred ~.
lars Der ACRE, and have assessed them ~ ' ,"1s
rate: but tie subscribers VIII take ie9' 'i'''
the half of that sum pei acre.
He would gladly sell all his properly ns U-
the Ma,I-his Houses Oh Kingg-stree'' i'h'.
ROYAL .street-his Houses on the same SUI 49,
near Washington stpect-hls gi., ,'snlria.
or any other property he has IN hleSa'"'' -
on 9 credit of,o, u, and l8 months,
y S. Cooke.
~ =, laW2m
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CATALOGUE Ct PLAYS,
FOR SALE BT
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X y - II x a u - h
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Love Laughs al L.ockslnitns, Of Age To-n,or-
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Hcw 10 psow Rich, Man Of Foru.ude.
.iLSo,
The Military Mentor, being series ct
letters recently writes from general othcoi
90 his SOM vols. boards ptlce 81.
Crabbes Poems, highly spoken oot by the
Efitish Reviews as a work oGtae. afst,inerit--
price. bound, 81.
March 90.
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FOR SALE.

A Tract Of LAND, containing s72 acres
situate in the county Of Lancaster, Virginia
on the main road leading fro4a Richmond to
Lancaster, court house five miles from the
latter aud four miles from Deep Greek, oathe
Rappahamleck. :Ihe Improvements are, a
good dwelling house, kitchen, sgacke house.
corn house, a 1acge barn and store house all
new, and handsome apple orchard Of aboar
800 trees. Upwards of 200 acres OF the a.
.boye land is well timbeged with oak, chesnu.
and hickory. The terms Will be made known
BY applying to Mr.. p. 7rihIett OF Aiexan.
aadria, or .te the subscriber adjoining thu
Edmund Denney.
Cant1ex;lic. Oct MN law
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TO the Public.

IN consequence Of taking severe coia ~ -
Nav. 1908. i was seized with Siosent pal'
s., nav siae, attended with distressing coughs
which, although l bad stae ADVICE s"a pre-, pre-,
scriptions of respectable ply slclan, iasSeq
me four weeks, without any alienation. = :
then applied 10 DR.. George Rogers, " no adj
ministered his Vegetable Puimonic Detuf-
cent. which gave me immediate relief; anf
IN II ten days was entirely freed from the Fall
-: -. Il and COUCH
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70 THE PUBLIC,
uysoors effected nth G9ssas, loIas,i astA-
z,sas and Goasuasptsoas.

...s-&t5FR Il : perhaps no medical ob5cYa-
ZION better established, none more gen
.erafgy confirmed by the experience OF the best
physicians of all ages and countries, ana none
Of more importance to the pracuuoner, than
the fact, that many Of the most dilhcait ana 2
.;ncarable complaints originate In neglected
COLDS. In climate as variable as ours
where the changes of the weather, are Ire
eaeatly sadden and unexpected, II requires
more care and attention. TO guard against tnls
subtie snd dangerous enemy OF lite, 1hah
most people imagine, CT arc Wiling to oe-
stow, Hence the vast number ct Patiehts al,
Hicrsd with coughs, catarrhs, asihmas allu
consvrantions. The many cases otthe kllfa
vhirh fell under my observations. the hsap-
: n,int,nent L experienced in practice, from
remedies highly recommends ana my .oaI
%pre. disposition topulmonlc complaints, were
strong. Inducements for me to consider Wheh
srher compound, consistingiof mid veSiea-
ble substances could not be invented more
free from the well founded directions OF pra-
t;c;oners, and better calculated TO avert the
i threatening destruction of the lungs.
have the satistactionsto offer to the public
snch q remedy, under$he name OF the II
.CF,r ! Ole PULMONdc DETERGENT,
,rsu aaastad 10 various constitutions and ha-
eb;ts and 10 declare with the fullest confidence
.fb,t found this composition far superior to
soth-rs iateadedsto answer the same purpose.
i am. perEectly satisfied, that practitioners,
who have frequently to combat the effects oil
suppressed perspiration and DO not neglect
Lesuse of the lancet and other eEacuatioas,;
wheneyer they are indicated, wall place this
synedicins on the list oftheir most tayorite re-
reedies as 1t can. in no case do harm. Will
:. bide by this motto 1
NO RELIEF NO PAY.
This motto may be deemed ostentstious by
some, and amounting TO a posityeness that
the medicine will invariably effect cure III
nv. stane OLA disease like miracle the
,r,roprietor is far from believing tEat this me-
.dicine will render mankind Immortal; but he
Sis fully sensible If taken .seasonably, and ac-
cor,Iing to the directions, 1t will either pre-
! vent or cure, and ifunseasonabsy; 1t will most
sansibiy alleviate distress and prolong Lie.
snd having no desire tc profit By tae:contl-
denoe of the sick and afflicted, induces me to
make the aboseove Should the contra
~ apnear in any instance, as in some 1t pos
sibly may, the money for the medicine, VIII
!. &c eheerfully refuAdet. by stAe person who.
s.snay yenG ,the-same.
GEORGE ROGERS. s
N. B. The above named medicine is se-l
ssured TO the subscriber by letters patent from
the President of the United States, and pre-
pared at his Dispensary IN Northampton,
county of HAMPSHIRE and state OF Massachu-
xetts. 81
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GEORGE ROGERS.
TOeTHE PUBLIC.

I've great benefit which ! have exper-
enceN from Rogers's Vegetable, &c. and g.
firm persuasion that 1t may afford reliei OF
aofhers, induce me to make cTe2y laudabicex-
ertion Cor its distribution.
For Eve years preceding the last OF Dec.
i 8o7, insconsequence of taking violent cold
II had been afflicted with the Asthma, dis
order which conceived to be hereditary, my
father and grand-father both having greatly
suffered from it The disorder increasing
y RAPIDLY upon me, in the spring of 1907, !
consulted DR.. c. L. Seeger, but the urgency
of his business prevented him from attending.
at that time, particularly to my case. My
business made it necessary for me to leave
home, and be absent the greatest part OF sum-
smer, which deprived me of the able profess
e,ional assistance of Dr. Seeger. In Sept
last. a severe cold brought OH a violent coughs,
and the disorder assumed an aspect mole Sc
rious and alarming than at any former period
~ was extremely drbiHtated, enaaciated ard
!. ce,.6ued. Such was sth- nritability of my
9lunrs. / was Obliged to use the greatest eau
t;on in the act of respiration. After free
,a,,se Of Rogers's Vegetable, sc. for about two
months. | was perfestly relieved of the dread
sSnl cough. which had solong afflicted me, and
completely cured of every symptom of the
s Asthma-In short, blessed be Ged, have
!. continued in sound health ever 'since.--As
thesesfaets may be important to those unsor-
inmate individuals who aressufering from the
same disorder, have bsen thus particulars in
their detail. And LIDO not hesitate tosdeclare
nv solemn conviction, both from my own ex-
perience and observing its effects upon others,
& that Regers's ". P. D. is an easy, safe and
effecsaal remedy for coughs and Asthmas,
and is tie greatest antidote to all pulmonic
complaints that the world has ever witnessed.
s Jacob w. Brewfter.
NarsAcn4aton, January, 1909.
THIS may certify, that about the first Of
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FOR RENT,
March IS.
rs Entertainment.
FebTuar 2

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the pablo generally, that he has
opened House of Entertainment for travel
lcrs and others, at Colchester Ferry, oppo-
site Woodbridge, where he will keep con-
slant supply of whatever may DC ;,ecess"rs NJ
his line for the accommodation OF those "po
may favor them with their customs 81 'Ae
NEST moderate terms. -,
M. MILAN.
March 81. eoollaWoIn
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Morticmhton, Mss. Feb. 1902.

Norshcmhton, Mss. Feb. 1903.
] James Heaton, also hereby certify, Gs,
;n the fail Of the year 1903, was seized with
a sever. eve cold attended by an obstinate ana
distressing j s cough. The violence ofmy cough 8
s aa9, nroes,ced pain In my side and breast,
and fIeauent splitting Of blood, in short, all
the horrid symptoms of = consumption were
ranidly assai.ing ME. In this situation was
rero,nmended to Dir. George Rogers, who
rendered me immediate eliefby adminis'e !.
ing his Vegetable Detergent. ] nave e jill
nued the use of it ever since, anu ~ w. !,
menths past, though not completely fes.oiea =
to health, have been able constantly 70 assehu
to my busincss--and fully beheve .ha' ~, iny
partial restoration has been soieiy o"ii's ''s''
der. Cody to this Misunderstanding.
James Heaton.
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OF in his profession, if0nl 3 cfNlsc Whit. :
had received on my left side about fortnight
before Ry his consent tried RogeIs,s Pull
monte Detergent was sefy wsaA anu -" !; :
and took but half the luanaty pre- e' l''5 ~
his directions. In three day ! was mssen ~
lieyed. and in eighs days quite cured OF the
cough. ~ 90.
Northampton, Feb. 1902.
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SEINE ROPE.

TIE Observation-Disclosures ana has tor
als, at S house on Washington strcet, OPP
posi.s Jacob Ao6ala,.'s sugar refinery, Seflle
andIiauling Ropes,ofa all sizes seneS sew
mo- Irvine Shad S Herring lwlne Sack
ng and Bed Cords, Plough lines & traces
.flso, TarredRope and other Cords.
.Jo4eph Harper.
Tebruar 2.
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TAKE NOTICE
eo5tlaw6m

ggvHAT a certain letter or power ct attof-
4 ney from Saunl. Craig and the suoscrlo.
er. dated March, 1907, as the executors OF
John Dunlap, ofsthe town Of Alexandria, IN
the district of Columbia, deceased, TO Samuel
Dunlap. authorising him, the said Samuel
Dunlap, to collect, sue for and receive, al
debts, dues and demands, owing to the aiore-
said John Dunlap, deceased, is hereby revok-
ed, annuiled and made void.
WIN. HERBERT. SURVIVING Ear.
Of John Duhlall, deed.
March 81 colin