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NOTICE.
Imtortant TO Farmers, Tavern Keetcrs. r,..
Travellers and Economists IN pentr,,


The advantages derived from straw used as frslc.,
SEES cattle and even sheep, has long been proysJ Y
.knowledged by pcrienced agrculturassin Pnor
many parts of America, 10 be very great 1t bas
fitness for horse not only because it is much
hay but it at once secures them against hcarc b u'
founders three most destructive 4eascs to v,t
are Liable, and which often destroy them in the My
their usefulness. 1t has been used with astonj;nm
cess in iattenng cattle in the STALL by gentemsn6 %
nectcut, whose experiment has been Recommends
lad before the agricultural societies in Connecjc,
massachusetts. Sheep also do well, fed on straw ma
lea IN the ordinary way, rs for horses. These ami
lother successful experiments have been made H. %
,prsng farmers; even while lahorng under all t4
vantases arising from the want of some easy and ege
method OF cutting the straw. The Importance of,. 4.
ject has long time called upon the genius Of bm E,
and America, to supply the public with some e2oe.a
machinery for the purpose. Many trials hive he NV,
and many specimens OF great ingenuity and ezaen,
been exhibltedi some Of which have done lo1e, IN ~
inventors, but IN general have fallen Short in u; M
old Dutch Snibox, SO called "~'
Bat the pubic arc now invited to call and view G
lsplVeS '""+
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WANTED.
NHerino Lambs for sale.

vEVIIE subscriber offers for sale sixty head of full bred Me-
rino and ram lambs. They are nov ON an average
four months cid, in high order and could therefore Be
weaned shortly Any agrcultralist, who wishes to OBJ
tain fine flock Of sheep, has opportunity since
they arc warranted to be pure merno blood as any in
the United States. +. H. UOLIZBECKER
March 90, 1898. .8-4tp
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Lees Worm Lozenges,
certain and powerful remedy for destroying all kinds
Of worms.
Wonderful Tape Worm.

in possession of part OF TAPE Horn, passed by lady
forty Years old, expelled by Lees truly eicacous Worm
Destroying Lozenges which eight feet long and
contains three hundred joints This Worm. with two
.pund Worms, Of Is and Is inches lon and Of inch
7olnd, expelled from child fire years old, BY the use
q. lees L9=enges to be seen Lees Family me
define Dispensary, Nc. 63 Hanover St. baltimore.
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CL.9RKE,S CO.lI.ME.NT.aRY.


MEYERS and SMITH, Booksellers No SO Fulton street
w New-York, will shortly commence publishing Royal
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A NJ years from the Creation, c0laied througho with
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Embelshcd with Maps, and Portrait of the Author
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LEE.,S ELIXIR.

This truly valuable medicine has for the last sixteen years
ben the most ehcacious medicine in for speedily and
erctlay curing the most violent colds coughs onsmp-
tons drought by great colds and exosure) hundreds
OF cases Of cures could be gwen (of persons saced from
the very brink Of the graUe by the timely of this nva
uabc :ederne,l had We room; can only give te fol-
lownc at this time
Wilraagtoa N. C. 29H Nay, 1891.
Deat SRI was attacked with violent headache
and pain in the breast, that with the diff
Guilty could draw my breath, utter single
louder than whispers advised by my friends pro-
bottle of your EQrir, which did, and from two
three doses found great relief, and the Of bottle
effected my complete cure You at liberty to make
this public IN any manner you think proper
Yours &c. JOHN 7. WILMINGTON,
To Mr.. Noah Rfdgeiy, Baltimore.
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Ili(l.lE.aS .M,WOIKNLL

/ Ms removed his Office to No CT King s,Tce' "
Il nlnston, Where he confines TO pc54arl The ~
4, once OF jus'icc Ct The tcac, aud ,ioiar, '4
t'"', executes Bonds, Mortgages, letters u ..It
Senera y, with accuracy and despatch
Wilmington, Fcbiuaf, 81, 1928. r.:
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NEWARK SEMINARY

"A CLOUD having engaged the Rev VIM. McCAy. a
eaclng, respectfully informs the public that Lrr Srnn"'
~ now III gond order. and well furnished with Saps.
Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring All ex
ehsFe and useful education. The following branches Mn
9e pargcnlarly attended TO- yz.-Reading Wrng, Ari,h
metc Book-Secpngby double and single entry With some
81 the necessary branches Of the Mathematics Enrlis,
Grammar Composon History, Astronomy, Geography,
Win the use Of maps and globes, and French Also pll
and fancy work. Drawing landscapes and Aowers cmbroi
derry PAINTING, on veiye; satin; satisfactory specimens q,
improvement and scholarship may be seen By calling at the
The terms for board and tution--SaO quarter. viii,
ne ofnamc1 al branches, $3.50, payment a artery il
ADVANCE and every necessary article furnish, at the s
al Pnce on the part Ok the teachers every attention wi
nc ltu ! 10 'ler IopIs. ANN CLOUD
-Ne"''iN' i'c'NaIc, April lst, 1928. 2g--9t
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RAPTIsr CONVENTION

TnE General Convention OF tc Baptist Denomination IN
tie United States for FOREIGN Missions and other important
objects relating to the Redeemer's Kingdom, will com
ncucc its third triennal session in the meeting house d
III first baptist Church in Washington City on Wednes
eIay the 3O,h Of April inst.
Npl:,
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NOTICE.

TUE heirs Of Neal McNeal dec late Of pencadcr hun
dred county OF Newcastle, and state Of Delaware being
seized IN fee ola tract ofland in the hundred aforesaid adj
Joining the lands OF Andrew Morton, the heirs Of William
Se"alt, the heirs OF Abel Davis, and the lands of an
Cooch i-Aotce Is hereby giUe that do in end to apply to
te Cour of Common Pleas for the county OF Newcastle
AZ ,he next ensuing May Term, for Commission to mark
and bound the said tract of land JOHN BIcNEAi.
One Of the heirs Of Neal McNeal, dec
Apri 1st, 1925. 29-I9t
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NOTICE

FSV!IE subscriber having obtained Letters Of Adrninsra
"A tom d b. NJ N the estate Of William r. Brady, late
of A1poquninitk hundred, Newcastle county dec re.
quests all persons indebted 10 said 10 make immed
payment and AL those having demands against il, tc
Trcscit their accounts legally aitested for temcnt
April 9th, 1873 21-4t JOHN MERRITT A. d. h n
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so Dollars for the thief
$40 irOR EACH HORSE, If STOLEN.

NEY POST HORSE LARRY. good sized, stout home
We y animal, dark brown, dun colour sore back
naturally PAGER. al travels awliwardy.
4 DROWN MAIZE with white fcet, a star in her fore
mead, smooth and round, her back little catec carriage
lows but good cIeature-wcre both missing from nv sta
bic this morning. supposed be stolen. will rive the
above reward for the detection Of The thief in any jail
within two hundred miles OF this place
Brother Printers will confer favor BY giving this notice
one insertion CHARLES MINER
Printer of the Village Record, Wcscheser Penn,
April 6, 1928 30--3t
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Lees famous Anti-bilious Pills.

They admirably adapted to carry off superluous
bile and to prevent its morbid ecretionso appe
tite regular habit Of the body and promote free persp
ration and thereby prevent colds often attended with
fatal consequences 10 the lives of thousands.
VI Please enquire for Lees 4na.btlouS Pills. with the
signature Of NOAH RIDGELY, (ate Michael Lee Co
Dear Sr-llaving made Of the various Pills in my
family offered to the public for the last twenty-five years
having found your celebrated ant.bilous Psthc most
efcacious in cleansing the stomach and bowels removing
headaches sick stomach and having used them for several
years past, have hesitation in stating that believe
Shen Gas represented) mast ulia6e family medicine
JACOB SMALL, Conway street. Baltimore.
TO M. Naah Rcigay. Aug. g. 1921.
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I.EE'S
ORIGINAL HIGHLY APPROVED
Family Medicines.

Lees truly valuable Medicines have now stood the test
of about sixteen years, and their excellent qualities
well known and established. One of the recent
of cures of OF the beneficial of his Medicines is
all that the Proprietor for want Of select and
mex from the many in his possession.
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Notice to Manufacturers.

PROPOSALS. will be received at this office. for SUNNY.
L. ing the United States with the following articles for
public service, viz.
Cotton Drilling, 81 wide,
Flannel for Shirts, 70 vide
Pairs Of laced Bootccs
Pairs Of list Socks,
WooleA half Stockings } Germantown
Wooden Socks, { manufacture
LlkEWISls-Mess Pans, Camp Kettles and Spades
Samples OF Drilling and Flannel will be furnished if re.
questcd and patterns Of the other articles will be exhibited
on application at this Office CALLENDER IRVINE
Coanny. Cent Office, Comm'y. Gen of Purcb's
Philad. MARCH 81 1923 { Oft ~. ..
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FE.lTWERs. FURS. sc.

CST Observation-Disclosures Of superior quality in bags
0 containing from 90 ITO 80 BIS each Also variety Of
Fs, Wool, Quiy lIlisllt Rags, &C. all Of which are 10.
sale at No III, Market Street. JOHN r. DRlNCkfE
Wilmington, March 7h, 1928 21-
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w ANTED, lad Of 10 or II years of arc Of rescca.
w bic connexions, as apprentice the Woocn bu-
ness line directed 70 LA FOREST, WHITE & Co.
and left at the Posolce Wilmington will Sc attended Is.
April T. 1925 qo-1t
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STRAW CUTTING MACHyNr

which We confidently think tar exceeds every ibinps
purpose, before exhibited both as 1t respects soG
cheapncss Of construction and case Of operation
1t has been in in Massachusetts six wears and Row.
mands universal appreciation. 81 is lately patented I,
Giles Dayton, the inventor, Of whom the s,bscrber
purchased the exclusive right of making and ,g''s
in the state Of Delaware and has also 3he arerr h
virtue Of power Of attorney from said Patcn,ep. n \
the above right to any person orpelaons in the coanl
Philadelphia, Lancaster York, Bucks and Norhamra
the state Of PENNSYLVANIA. ABRAHAM E(r.
June Is f829-1v Non, N.wr,
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Wilmingfon. N. C. 99H .lfam 1891.
Lees Grand Restorative, or
Nervous Cordial,

Amongst the most sl mpons attending this dis
tressng complaint the following, viz lowncss Of spi-
its loss OF appetite mpurty of the blood hvserca afec-
TONS inward weakness, violent pains in the heal back
lons and limbs, Sc The principal operation OF this rem
edy Is IN the stomach, restoring the digestive power and
sclab forth from that organ health and vgor eve
y part Of The system.
Lees essence and Extract of Mustard,
An inalale remedy for bruises, rheumatism sprains
nunbness, chilbans, &c
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.
.lhttHetoyl, ma Oct. 10 1921.
SA-We are now happy 70 inform you, that tie result
Cater tra) Of Lees ique and Fler robs
has been Of the most fatterng kinds only few cases
have been cured of that very dsagceabc ksomc com
Pan but sir, every far enquiries have rea-
chcd has been perfectly cured and seine indeed by few
doses only we desire TO remain yours, respectfully, &c.
OEEAI, RICHMOND & CO.
To III. Noah Ridgey, Baltimore
Lees sovereign ointment for the Itch.
Warranted TO by application, free from mercury
or amy pencous ingredient This vegetable remedy is so
mild yet eifcacous, that may be used with the
safety on the most delicate pregnant lady, child Of
week old.
Lees genuine Persian Lotion.
The Persian Lotion operates mildly, rendering the Skin
decately sort and smooth, improving the complexion.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific.
certain & effeca for the yenerea and onorrhaea
Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
Which give Immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder,
Which cleanscs and beauties Me teeth
Lees Eye Water,
a certain cure for eyes
Lees Anodyne Elixir.
Tor the cure OF head ACHES.
Lees Corn Plaster,
Tor removing and destroying Cons
Lees Lip Salve.
The above anoug Family .ielGcnrs FIR sale jq etl
7con No. 90, Nataueet, Wtingtoa zl, has J yerri,,
cd Il fresh supply trom Baltimore.
I Please to observe that 1Oaerer and wherever YOU bu,
be Lees Genuine Family .lctcnea without NJ.
signature Of the proprietor. NOAH RIDCEIY.
May7,--ly. Late Michael Lee & Co
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FOR SALE.

A YOUNG, STOUT, HEALTHY BLACK WOMAN
IA She can be recommended for sobety, honesty and in
d,stry is good cook has been brought up in the
Try, and can work out in doors For terms, apply ii
Newcastle, TO GEORGE PIERCE.
February 81, 1928. 1872
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FOR SIZE or RE.N"Y,

A Two Story brick house in F.enc, between 3D. & Sd
IN Streets, Wilmington The terms viii be easy and made
known AT No. Ill Market Street.
JOHN r. BRINCKLE
Wilmington, March 9TH, 1928. 81
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HOTEL.

TIU EKs
sysgwEA THE subscriber having taken the
Tia House lately occupied by Jane, Frazer ii,
SssS Ig the Town Of Newcastle, respectfully soil.
cts share public patronage This House
where Judges Of the several Courts and the Gentlemen
of the Bar, generally putup during Court TERMS situated
opposite the Court House, commands fine view of the
Rive Delaware and the Fort the Pea Patch and is well
calculated for comfort at any Of the year Ii has
undergone considerable repair, and has attached to II
large stable and she'd in complete ORDER and fine yard
Passages in the Dover Stage, Wilmington Hack, and
Steam Boat for Philadelphia can be taken.
HENRY STEELE.
April |, 1895. 3O--tf
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Christian Advocate.

( This work IS continuation of The Presbyterian Nigga
ZINE It IS published monthly at SIS per year.
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Periodical Literature.

This work is published monthly, forming two volumes il
the year. 1t comprises Of scientific and ltcrar
intelligence selected from The periodical works Of Grea
Britain and Francc-Pce S6peryear pay able in advance
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Lees essence and Extract Of Mustard,
Lee's Ague and Fever Drups.

An ihtIll9e remedy for bruises rheumatism, sprair
nlnbness chlblains, &c
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-07

charged because they indicate the prin-
ciples Of the men to whom they are af-
fixed Are they not rather to cast an
odium on the opposition, and to stifle in
quiry?
Men and parties are to be judged of,
by their principles and objects, rather
than by their names. Do we not see the
ministers ofou holy religion prescribed,
and forbidden to utter a word on the sub
ject of slavery; and have they no duties
10 perform to society, when its founda-
tons are about to be shaken, by introdu-
cling principles confounding write and
wrong Does religion command them to
be silent, when great moral question is
TO be acted on. Our free constitution
guarantees to every person the right free
ly to "speak and right and print on any
subject, being responsible for the abuse
of that liberly''--and declares that :" the
free communication of thoughts and OPT
Mons is one of the invaluable rights oil
man." This invaluable right, the PEG
pie of this state. of all denominations,
will exercise. They will think for them
selves. They will discern, through the
thin veil which pretended repubicanism
has drawn around the question, real arts.
tocracy and tyranny; and, meeting it with
| that moral courage, and firm iortitude
which their fathers have exhibited ii
times of peril and trial, will declare tc
the admiring world, that the principles
which warmed the bdsoms of their an
cestors, still burns in theirs.
FREEDOM.
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party, in endeavoring to prevent distur
bance, and to induce the assailed to sub
nit without resistance, was shot through
the shoulders-the wound very DANCE
rous. One other, we believe, was also
wounded, but We do not know to which
party he belonged. The party finally
succeeded in taking them prisoners, and
they are now confined in jail, together
with such of the assailants as were con-
cerned in the killing and wounding. The
sheriff has communicated the facts 10 the
Judge of the Circuit, with view to the
holding a special court for the trial Of
the prlsoners-but none has yet been OF
dered, and we understand that 1t is
matter of doubt whether the statute gives
authority to hold one.
Since the above was in type, we have
procured a more correct account, 1t
was day or two af'er Small was killed.
that the other attack was made. The
first party not conceiviDg themselves
strong enough, returned to Golconda,
and day or two after about 40 persons
assembled, and proceeded up to the
neighborhood of the counterfsiters on
board the steam boat CINCINNATI, sur
rounded the house, and after conside-
rahle struggle, in which Sturdivant and
another of his party, and Mr. Rondeau,
OF the other party, were wounded, as
stated above, they succeeded in arrest
ing Roswell Sturdivant and his father,
and two others, and conveyed them to
Jail, who are the only persons hat are
con6ned-our information not being cor
rect which stated that some of the assail-
ants were also in Jail.
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POEMS,
By SELLECK OSBORN.

IFEV'iE author of the articles which are tn
! 4 compose this volume, never wrote with a
view to fame or profit be merely obeved the
impulse OF the moment. OF those which were
sent to the press, he seldom retained copies
and they were usually forgotten by him, until
| recalled to his mind by the public prints, which
have often gratifed him by flatterng notices.
but have also frequently annoyed him BY ml
tilstons which were extremely mortfvipp.
This last circumstance (besides private solici-
tations and other motives) has induced him to
collect with considerable pains, his scattered
effnslons, and to add some unpublished pieces.
which altogether will have at least the merit
OF being geniline-and perhaps that of incul.
eating, to the best of the authors capacity.
good principles and amiable sen,iments-ex.
Guiding an matters relative to party politics.
Disinterestedness is not pretended: If ;s
confessed that liberal patronage would be
very acceptable, on various accounts. The a,,:
thor confdes in the tried zeal of his friends
throughout the Union. for the promotion of
his interest in this case.
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Boston, March "a, 1928.
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CIRCULAR
Treasury Department, General
Land Office, March IA, 1888.

Land Office, March IA, 1888.
GENTLEMEN,
.Thisis accompanied by copyof An
act further to extend the provisions OF
the act entitled An act supplementary
to an act, entitled Gan act for the re-
lief of the purchasers of the public
lands, prior TO the lst July 1920" from
which you will perceive thatsthose per-
sons who were entitled to, and would
have ayailed themselves of the provi-
sions of the supplementary act, of the
Goth of April, 1922, but were prevented
from so doing from causes Beyond their
control, are allowed until the 3olh day
of September next, to file their relin-
quishmen and declarations for further
credit, on producing 10 your satisfaction
evidence of their intention to have avail
ed themselves ofsaid act, and ofthe causes
and circumstances beyond their con-
troll, which prevented them from taking
the benefit of the original act. Ofthis evil
dence the law constitutes you the exclu-
sive Judges.
Where purchaser intended to avail
himself of further credit, the annual in
stalments, payable before the 3otb Sep
TENDER, must be paid at the time that
the application for further credit is grant
ed, and all subsequent instalments will
be pay BILE at the periods prescribed by
the act of I'd March, 1921.
The unpaid interest, which shall have
accrued on the debt, before the 3Oth day
of September 1891, is RENTED. No in
terest will be charged on payments made
on or before the 3oth day Of September,
1928, whether such payments so TO
COMPLETE the balance due on that day, OF
be in discharge of instalments which be-
came due prior to that date.
If the annual instalments, becoming
due after the 3olh day of September next,
be not paid at the periods prescribed by
law, for their payment, they are charged.
BILE with an interest of six per cent per
annum, from the 3oth of Septem ber
1891. to the time of payment.
The forfeiture of all lands which werc
liable to forfeiture, between the ID day
of March 1921, and the 3O,h of Scptem
Der, 1928, is suspended until The lat'el
date.
In the absence of the commissioner
these Instructions are submitted to you
with the appreciation of the Secretary @
the Treasury.
Your obedient servant,
JOHN NJ. MOORE. Gu. CPk.
The Register and Receiver of the
Land-O Office at Edwardsville, Ill.