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CAHARA- Eeh o.

CA1ARA, Feb %.
We learn from Judge Stevens OF Bib COUNTY.
that rcn mine OF Lead ore mas been discovered in
the neghborhood OF the Cahaba Valley, at the dis
tance OF aboui 100 miles itum this town The mine
is situated the wateis lhe Cahaba, and but
little beyond the point oil boat navigation. We have
before taken occasion to speak OF the vast quantity
oil stone OF miner al coal aud iron ore which abound
in this nelghborhood Ii is gratiy for us 10 be.
come acquainted with the increasing resources Of
our country; and shall be happy TO receive from
our subscribers and correspondents any additional
Information on the subject.
TIE Treasurer Of the Western Shore of Mary
laod has issued proposals, in accordance with laws
passed al the last session of the legislature foi
three several loans, amounting il the whole to one
hundred apd fry eight Thousand dollars.
From The ". Y Mercantile .ddOerfiser, March l8
We learn that one of the Coaches belonging tC
The Union Line, which left Philadelphia on Saur-
day, was upset about Ii o'clock at night near king
ston, y. j. and Of ten passengers IN the coach, nnt
were Roundcd some OF them severely so as not L
be able to come or. Caps Warrington, Crane, snC
ST. Clair, OF the uavy, were among the passengers
che later, we hear was much bruised
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POATYC.lL SEAECTTJ.SS.


PROSPECTS aa;icihated .from The Publication Of III
"SPY."
Thank Heaven one daring author now is found,
(Though but "Shy" upon the "NcUteral Ground,
Who hath, b. ysnA skill and genius led,
A work produced that both is praised and read
COOPER. thy flame with this bright era blends,
FO now our country and ourselves are friends
Our blinking orbs living light illumes
The wreath of genius round each temple blooms
Cur strength we feel-that strength resolve 10 try
Nor longer hath it medocrity
a middle fight no more the muse essays
But high as ldas top drccts her glze;
And, like the Eagle, in his heayen.ward flight,
She scars 70 meet he queachless source Of light
Anspicious era .-haowed be thy hlrh-
Confirming humbl, yankee taste and worth;
The whole sale dealer in mems brains, no more
Shall close on Fancys's child the grating door
But each shall strive each ller to onl-bid,-
Each iron chest, sell acting, ope its lid
No more in attic high, with cobwebs deckd,
Snail Genus sous experience cold neglect,
But the front parlour, with piano graced,
And lolHng se'tce, b. the sde-bosrd placed,
With all lhats rare nature and in art,
Shall now conspre to glad The poet's heart!
And cen my muse, uDskied in lore to shine,
Anticipates balmy draught of-gune!
Nay, more an invitation cen to djne
Foi, though as yet from her halI-iam,shed throat,
Neer issued but an inhaimonipus note,
No doubt she will when she her whistle vets,
And al her pumrors grievances frrg.,s-
No douht sre will, wlIh strength renewed arise,
Page he foul film thai long hath diwmd her eyes
Iume her wings OF every EARTHLY Stan,
An1 wake IN Virtues cause The tlassic sran
BOS ON BARD
The wod YalEes is used by au,lor in It's most ex
tens Ne sense a. svno> nous wl ioe,.ca, and
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LATEST IRON FRANCE.

BY the Liverpool Packet arrived here this fore
noon, ~ 40 days from Hayre, we have received our
files OF Paris papers to the Cd February inclusive,
which are filled with drbaies,--accounts OF The
kings health-goipg to mass, sc.
We have hastily translated the following arl
cles.
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SPAIN.

IIUVTfU, TN1
An extraordinary courier arrived from Seville CT
The nineteenth, which place he left on the sixteenth
he announces that that city was much asitaedon
the evening of the fifteenth. The disturbance
seems to have been occasioned by the refusal Of tie
commandant 10 communicate 10 the people, who
had assembled unanimously on the arrival Of a 60
verument courier, the contents of his dispatches -
Upon this refusal, the report was spread that the
commandant had ordered the troops TO fire on the
people, whercupon the municipal council end the
military commissioners summoned the new COM
man'lanl to resign his authority into the hands OF
Gonzales Barcena, who next day issued procldma'
'ion thanking The soldiers Tor having supported the
demands OF the people. The fifteenth February
was the day fixed for the meeting Of the o binary
coltcs. The session of the extraordinary cortes
would terminate on the 18th. The king, It's said
was insuted by some gross exclamations in his last
walk.
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i ams of the Ganton.
(BY AUTHORITY J

RESOLUTION providing for the distribution of the Secret
Journal and Foreign correspondence othe old Congress-
and of the journal of the Convention which formed the
Constitution of the United ates.
Resolved By the Senate and House e Representatives. the
Ulted States Of .ieTtca Congress assembled That the
President ofthe United States be requested be
furnished each member Of the present Congress and the
Delegates from Territories who may be entitled to the
under the resolution of Congress of the twenty
enth of March, thousand eight hundred and eighteen
the President and Vice President of the United States the
Executive each state and territory, the Attorney General
and Judges of the Courts Of the United States and the Col
eges and Universities in the United States, each ono copy
for the Of each Of the Departments v State, Treasu-
~, War, and Navy two copies each for the use OF the
Senate FIVE copes for the Of The House of Represen-
taves, cop and for the Library OF Congress, ten
copies, OF the Secret Journals, and of the Foreign res
pondence, ordered to be pntedby the several resolutions
of Congress- passed the twentyseventh Of March, one
thousand eight hundred and eighteen, and Of April twenty
first, Thousand eight hundred and twenty: Also, to
each member Of the present CcRgress who has not recey
ed the same, copy Of the Journal Of the Convention
which formed the Constitution of the United States And
that the emang copies be preserved in the Library sub
ject to the future disposition of Congress
Approved LANES MONROE.
Nach; /
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Washington, January II, 1922.

RESOLUTION providing for the distribution Of the Mar
shas returns OF the Fourth Census.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives. Of he
United Satrs If .4n1eicd in Congress asSeOed That the
Secretary of State instructed to furnish each mem OF
the present Congress, and the delegates from err ries
the President and Vice President Of the United States the
Executive of each and Territory, the Attorney Cen
cra and Judges ofthe Courts ofthc United States, and he
Colleges and Universities il the United States EACH
copy for the OF the Departments viz State, lretsa-
~ Waran Navy five copies cach tor the he
ate five copies and for die of the House of epree
tatves, Copies of the marsa Of the fourth
Census; and that the residue Of the copies OF the SAID
turns be depositedin the library OF Congress.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
Washington, Feb. A, 1922
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AN ACT for the preservation ofthe timber of the Unet

AN ACT for the preservation the timber of the United
Safes IN Florida.
BeHeaacted By the Senate 0d H,,Ye II Representations If
The Ci,sd STATES u ,lHe$ca Congress asabiei That
ihe President OF The United States be, and hr3y -
tlatized % emplo! much N M land and naval rces Of
the Untcd States may necessary eccHay To pre-
yci the telling, cutting ,ow., or Othe destruction Of the
tim af the uGicl Stes ID Florida and, also, pre-
Ne transportation carrying away any such timber
as may j. ,reafy felyd GU, down; aud . take such
oth~r and fuaher may be deemed adyiscabe
for ne preservation Of the timber Of The United sta il
Fo,iua. Approyed:-LlHEs .N0.NROE
Washington, February A. 1922
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The wod Ialtes is used by au,aor in It's most ex-
tens sense, syno} WITH .h4e,ic, and is the
fore slPLcabe 10 MIR copper, who Of TINS stae
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PROSPECTS anticipated fran The Publication Of Tie
"SPY."
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To be Sold at PRIVATE SALE,

plantation H. Mill Creek hundred, Newcastle county,S
state of Delaware, situate the Gap and Newport Iurn
pike road about six miles from Wilmington, and fourfrom
Newport containing about eghtyfve acres, twenty OF
which woodland and the remainder srable, all under
good fence and part of it well set with clover The I'M
provemens are good new two story stone dwelling house
and log Kitchen with awel of excellent water at the door,
good log barn and new stone dislery conveniently
constructed and supplied by failing spring of good
water, which is in operation and capable OF making
At least barrel Of liquor per day The situation OF this
farm is high healthy and pleasant commanding slight
view OF The river Delaware and convenient to several mills
and different places of public worship ALSO small farm
ham Mendenha James Robinson and others, with good
stone dwelling house and barn, containing about IL
of land all good of cultivation and principal
with several springs, of which is the door The
terms will be made easy and ndsputabe titles and mme.
date possession will be given the purchasers Persons
wishing to view the property will please to apply to the
subscribers, OH the premises HENRY RICH ARDS,
Sept Sd, 1922 69-tf SAMUEL RICHARDS
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,B!DUDA1plONIo

NICHOLAS DuNNELLY, pectfuIy announces to tn
inhabitants Of Wilmington and its vicinity, that he has re
moved his School from Oxford to this Borough; he has
rened at No. 0l, Market-Street, where gentlemen
have favorable opportunity fbeng taught the Classics
rs \. D. confines himself during the day this science
only.
" D. lie will teach class of English Grammarians Oil
hat celebrated plan of Mr. GreenIeaf for the term Of five
eeks Saturdays excepted) at $500 per said term Hour.
ftitlon from O'Clock till half past 9, p NJ He is per.
sladed that he make good Gramnarians Of the dger
said term Tuition will commence at his school room
IS above, on July 1st 1922 June 25 49-tf
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1bEiL ESTATE FOR SALE. W
i'll and Testament uf Hanna, "

bbEil ESTATE FOX SALE. Puss,a.,. 70 lie last
Ia III and Testament of Henry W Physlck deceased
tie GLOWING real estate will be exposed to public sale
on the 2lst of the 18th m"nh (DecemberI next AT 9
O'Clock in the afternoon, al Eli Landlords tavern tn vii
All that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and lot of
id ~ which II Is erected, situate in the Borough Of
mnBon al the cornero Ken and Market streets and
extending through to Shpley street. Tie lot is one hun
de' and seventeen feet and six inches in length on Kent
street ard ninety three feet and six nchesn front on Mar
81 and SIMPLIFY street. The buildings occupy the whoe
'front.' IN Kent streets and the lot, Market and Shirley
streets is fenced with high and substantial brick walls
The house, on the first floor, has large and elegant Hall
with appropriate architectural ecoraons-four handsome
parorS so planned to be all private-a commodious din
my r"on-a large and convenient ktche-a bathing
smoke-house &c. &c. On the second floor there are
chambers all well lighted and some of them unusual,
iarea storeroom and ayatory There are three large
chambers on the third oor besides garrets All ne eel
lars are dry AMI AIRY. There pumps of excellent
water before he house and the whole establishment is
well calculated to accommodate large family in liz hest
style The buildings erected under the direction OF
me late John Dickinson esq for his residence and are
hshed throughout, with taste and elegance in the mos
substantial manner.
iouose who reside at distance and have not seen th,
properly may he proper to say that the situation is ee
Nsted-conmanding extensive views of the SURROUNDINGS
country and for health and convenience is not excee
BY any IN the state. Terms will be made known at the
time Of saleby BENJAMIN. FERRIS
ADMINISTRATORS, cum teStame1tO annero
x,r. =, 80, OF Henry w Pbysic. decd,
Wilmington Del. 10Th me-. 8, 1892 "a %,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

l. dia Managefs lie Delaware State Lottery and Trus-
tees OF st. Peters C1urch, having fixed early day for
drawing the Second Glass of the Deisraye State LOTTERY
Ae'e Se71es--whch day will shortly be announced The
subscribers feel the necessity respectfully, but
9pse those disposed to venture, for their benefit,
els without delay; it with them to accelerate the
d;'" rs, and have it day earlier than the one
Co N lated which be accomplished by furnishing
themselves az once with pakgges of tickets, single
as they may think proper and the subscribers are disposed
60 give every facility those who knowing how much the
fost cas approved of by the public generally
willing to he candidates for prizes in the Second-they
therefore f1prt h. folnwinn
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II CN1s-Casie County, in the State Of Iea.sce, set.
DE VTuc Of an Order Of the Orphans Court for the
Counry of Newtase, viii be exposed to Sale, Public
Vende Saturday the sixteenth day of November next
O'clock in the afternoon, the house OF Joseph Gipn
nkecper, the Borough of Whining on, Chrstiana Hu-
dred, County aforesaid, ot ground situate in the
Bornuls md Hundred aforesaid the slcriy side Of
Marke Street, about wentysix feet fronting Ma ket
Street and extending part thereof about eighty, and part
thereof sixty feet back, adjoining lots o Isaac Solo.
mon and Others wherein is erected thr, story brick
building remaining unfinished, with the Improvements and
appurtenances being the real estate of Peter Pauson,
deceased, and to be sold for The payment of his debts.
Attendance will be gwen and the terms of sale made
known at the time place aforesaid, by Aaron Pauson,
Exc'r of the said deceased, or his Attorney.
By Order IF the Orphan's Court,
MATTHEW KEAN, OK.
New-Castle, October 17th 1922. 83-?t
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LYDLlN' KING HOTEy

Il.
OotfN NJ. SMITH, having taken for term of wears,
thai large well known establishment the Indian King in
Tie most eligible and pleasant mart of the borough of vii
mng7on, Del 0ornerly occupied by Brlnonl respect
fui lo ms The Old customers of the house and the pub
nc @ ne VII endeavor to sustain the respecabit, of the
house by the attention 10 their accommodation n
convenience. Gentlemen ladies', families can be &c.
CON ai, with rooms boarding and attendance, m a
na'ner which he hopes will give general satisfaction
Thankful for the liberal encouragement already bestoW ed
ne hopes BY unremtted attention to his guests to merit
receive a continuation Nfheir favors
WllInlNgon. Sept. "a 500. zA-2m
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that a petition will be
~ presented to the General Assembly the State of Ne
aware at heir session in January next for the passage
Company therein mentioned to embark along The south
side Of the ST. Georges creek waters starngat pontO
land of Kensey Johns, Esq. commonly called Brery Point
il, also cut slucc through John Baneys
marsh and lay suice in the same.
Oct. TO- 1929. 7e-Sm
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GEORGE w. METZ
HARD TIMES.

VEN II pressure of the times has been time pas
Il heav, felt BY all classes Of citizens the Rich
well the Poor have felt its effects: melancholy gloom
Borough; but there evil without
comian good. The Delaware Lottery which contains the
plendid Piizes of $1,000, $1,000, $500, $500, $500,
$40, &C. will Sill r,ly draw and dispel the gloom
and Wilmington will BE- 'HERSELF .iG.qIN"
We cannon look into fu,ui,S and fahom its dark shyss
Hope, smiling Hope like the watchfil mariner
rhe deep for cheers with ''.4LL'S WE'LL"
And our patrons promised all shall be "We;" they
shall be lucky TO therhears convent BY apply ing
Hopes Luck, Office, No % Marker Street.
Orders from the Country, attended TO with prompttude.
Wilmington, October %, 1872. 81
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran ava, On the 9th ult. from the subscriber, living
near News, K, Del negro man named Robert of yell
low sh colo, five feet nHe inches high tweH-
ty years age, has prominent forehead and heavy
look but sprighy when spoken to. lie took with him
when he away fur hat half worn, white muslin
roundabout, yellow settles vest about half worm
tow linen shirt three pair Of panaloons, viz Of Nan
kin, of blue the other of yellow and pair ct striped
linen, and also pair of coarse shoes The above
reward will be given to any person who will apprehend
the said negro and him in any jail that get
him. ANDREW. KERR, Jr.
Newark, September 2nd, 1922 GIFT
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Ai}SCONIyE.Ij

On the night of the 18th instant, inced apprentice
uamed Ann MClunn, fifteen years old She was born ii.
The Hundred Of Appoqnmmink where she has three
living. Il believed that she has been induced alb
scohd by the Of evil disposed person or per-
Her dress he we'll described, as she took
with her vare's Of coed clothes. The person per-
who will give information, will briig her home,
shall be Rev ared All persons forbid harboring or
cunceang her. JOHN CROW.
New Castle, August 10Th, 1929 64-tf
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EDTC.9TTON

$, BNRSToW respectfully informs the public that he
has resumed the ardnous duties Of his profession in the
rNG LANES ACADEMY and that he is furnishing with
Maps Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
an extensive and useful specimens
OF Improvement and scholarship may be seen BY calling at
the establishment.
IERNs-Board, Tuition and Stationary, $50 per ar
Tuition AID Stationary, 81 per ar
Wilmington, Sept 10 1922. zi-tf
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE,
PROCLAMATION.

ecSo WHEREAS, it appears from the returns rs, :,
SEAL. w the general Elections ofthis State WHICH
WV were held on the first Tuesday of October, ~
the year of Lord thousand eight hundred and TWEEN
ywo, Al he several places appointed by law for hod0S
said Elections, in each N the counties OF this state iors
Representative in the Congress of the United States for TINS
State, from the fourth day of March next, and for Repre-
sentative 10 fill the vacancy which did happen in the rep
resenaton from this State, in the Congress of the ema
States by the resignation Of Cesar A. Rodney Esq aSp
from enumeratng and ascertaining the number OF .oe
for each and every Candidate and person, that Louis LAZY
has the highest number of votes for and duly eec
la Representative, i'll the Congress of the United STATES 10
this State, from the fourth day of March and thar D
lei Rodney has the highest number of votes for ana w.
duly elected Representative for this State in the Cohgs
lof the United States, to fill the vacancy aforesaid ase
IDLY to the Constitution and laws of said State, now
fore by virtue Of the power and authority, in me veseV
an act of the general Assembly of the State of Delaware
m such made and provided, do hereby publish a
declare, the said Louis MLane, Representative OF anu
this State, in the Congress of the United Staes from e
fourth day of March next and for years thence
lowing, and do further publish and declare, the SAD Ca
ic Rodney Representative ofand for this State in the
gress of the United States, to fill the vacancy IN the
sensation from this State, which did happen as a1e So
Given under my hand and the great seal of the SAID s
At Lewis, the twelfth day of October, in the year OF
Lord, one Thousand eight hundred and twenty-five anu
the Independence of said State the forty-seventh.
CALEB R0DNEl'
By the Governor :-PETER RoBISsos, ~
Secretary OF he State OF DefwsS-'
ectcbeT IL &l-ft
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NO MACKAREI by the barrel or half barrel, 50 BUSH
els OF potatoes tow yarn for carpet chain candle
wick, corn, oats, sugar. tea coffee moasses, lamp OIL and
general assortment of groceries, -four confectionery &c
iLSO-vloins, ifes, fageets, violin strings and bows,
and note books for instrumental music, FOR SHE on tie
South side 9Th LosOer Market, by JOHN WRIGHT.
Wilmington, Oct. l8, SLIT
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ATOP TIE HILLaINl

KIN 0IUI' THE FILL.4INJ
w Sunday the 9th inst Solomon Greenlv formerly of
Dover, Del hired for or days, go to Dover bright
bay mare 10 years old, IA hands high, with white lind
feet and star and snip in her face, saddle about half
worm new bride with stiff plated bitt-since which Ne
has not returned. lie is middle aged man. about feet
10 or Il inches high thin face and dark hair had on blue
Goat blue Panaloons, swansdown wastcoat, white stock
gs and new shoes He speaks very fast ard has impe
dIment IN his speech Whoever secures said Greedy and
the mare SO that the gets her again shall have Is
dollars OF TOR the mare alone, and if brought the
Mount Pleasant, St. Georges hundred Del reasona
bic expenses will epal.
October 10, 1892. 824tp SAMUEL BOUTWELL,
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ElY virtue of Writ of yenu exponas to me directed
Abwil be exposed to Public Sale, at the house of Hi In
born, Wilmington, in Chrisana hundred on Satnrdytb
I'd day Of November next, at o'clock, F. NJ The foi,v
ing described House and Lot Marsh, and Tract Of Lana
situate, lying and being in the Hundred of Chrana and
County Of New Castle, TO wit mo. l. A LOT on Kin,
Street, adjoining lands Of the heirs of john Webster decd
James Brobson, Esq and others, with Two Story frame
House and Kitchen thereon erected.-N0. g A lot Of
Marsh in Brandywine marsh in said Hundred adloiinr
marsh of William Torbet, John Way and Others conan
ing Three Acres more or less NO one third part ola
Plantation or Tract of Land in said hundred with Two
Story Stone House thereon erected, bounded by land, If
Joseph Hendrckson and Others containing in the whole
hundred and thirty six more or less-Sezed and
taken IN Execution the property of John Hendrcko
New Castle, October 10, 1922. 82-4