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From The Counties.

We have il aow in or power to publish an
auitentic return from the counties 20 Ear as
they have been received, and " pledge our
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-18

a IL Persons having claims against tie ~ea.r Of
a major DAVID HOLLOWAY. dee oiih.r as srept or
oetwse' nre requested 10 hand them la viii % ii lie DO
y US pospie properly authenticated. pr p mont aud
uose Inue"ied 20 said estate, also IT, cnme
,o Wau ana settle their respective anres bv payuent
~ u most agreeable 10y note payable reasonable
"hc SAMUEL DUNN,
November IS. ~ ~ "ee'
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WISH toetnpOv single I'll qualified q. an va,
: eeI "hte wiib Tie on my farm Charle. t'tty one
'"'" "0S' tue la on JAMES wuud ba mr. ferred
W.. ROBERT DOUTU n.
,-''t''-ls WV To-
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Mr. Niles has disappointed u-ITe has SHRINK from the
quest on OF Chucnsand has evaded completely any answer
10 The argument have aCvancedIf he chnoses IL s
But We hope that respected Griend-h. who has
een our republican colleague Err about twenty years
past and who Is TOO good speak us in tIe terms he
mas employed will yet Cooperate with us-u vet raIIy
o"nd election by the peoplewi YET attenpt TO
we nation from that bideous CATASTROPHE an rIec
lon by The H. of I've n,reat HIM weigh well the al
tentative 10 which country will redncedaDd or b.
sake ~ that country, which be- dearly loves to
rate IN mn honest and sincere endeavor to save us from M
consequences OF AN illsiarred appeal is the OF r.
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New YoRK-is safe. The western coun-
lies have stood firm-and tho Republicans
have trInmphed. The next Legislature will
have decided majority "fth-. friends of
II Craw iord.-Event the ". York " American"
is chop-fallrn." We congratulate The Rrpub-
leans on the vote of,N-w York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-18

"A ~. persons having claims against the I,ie ren,er
WWree' 0i Chesterfield county, are re9ec.ipd 10 r
St' Wth i"r settlements thOsc indebted by h,,ls ,g
npeu accounts are desired to make payniest sitbo,-
delay, as 40 Indulgence 10 given '''"'
EAMfTEI
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T. BAKER-DE.N7ISY
I ESPECTFULLY informs tie public tha, lie has r..
x y turned Ia Richmond -
FOR LONDI.N

TEfH The elegant c-pFerrd SLip p!iI'LINR
.-x-si. - iiunt master li"w loading W.fv ami
W." pe uphicheu III or da's; having Superior cabin
Can accommodate several Passenger, mndrrt. fern s.
Apply io CIAKLEs pAIdER .
November .,,it
VIE Stockholers ut the Brook Turnpike Company -
requested tn meet =, the Ri>rg sun Tavern. lou-
naY, The hrs day OF December O'clock ?, the
purpose oi choosing directors for the ensuing wear
Nav w. 56--tlnt 81 ipr nj M A.
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i.'-'o''' - Wv - 6G-Nett
" ~" t.'lA' ~" Superior Cnnr Chanrerv 0de0 ~
June, 1875. ''"' '"e 'Y'n Gay c'
Thomas Prire Tr. IN his right and ne s,,rviie -
deceased ~ ~ ''''''' :, Wy az, i.'i
Agains "f"fWf
William Temple. p-c
the defendant. no Is NJ this cnnnfrv All ~ -,
"noin we painh appears 10 hrvo proceeded IN o. ,,-
pescl'su ny law against absent defendants s,iil fii n
PP Nhu answer or motion Of The plaintiff nv
me court doth take his hill confessed AID lie s
nhg on 70 be heard on tire papers formerly rcod va
kneu Wy COUNSEL On consideration whereof he count
doh Feisr the accounts between the uarfies - one ~ ~
eonim,.s,nnefs Tor bin 10 examine state and senl t
e an nhe ,ert thereof 10 the with any mat
ters specially stated deemed pertinent bv himself NJ,
may he required by the parties tobe 80 stated Wv"
cov,ftes ~ 80 , SH9 =. esie, Wal vs. nENISG {. g.
V,.t,-ay ~ -" % HFFlCE,t The parties IN rested
f,nsona, Nop l3n 1873 }wilipease take noties tina,
nave appointed The ga day Of December uext ~, e,r
accounts directed IN the foregoing order OF
an whlc day ~ O'Clock NJ thev nre rr1oired "a s,s
w, ,n't !" ms city, with their accounts and vonchel.
ready Tor eEauiinaii0s aud setti0ee,s NV '''''''f
November fd. So 0s,+ n p,y,o =.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THE EIRMERS, RHNE


The charter OF t6s bank will eSpiie IA June 1927
and already have appeared in the prints, several
numbers, which the writer's have Intended a.
preparation OF the public mind and feeling for that
effort which rs To huns, forth for "A new clare,
sensible well written piece, sgnrd b. prosecuted
itself in The last Enquirer, and whilst ! adult lis
moderation, and that from its whole cJniexi, the
WRITER'S object and views not vey clearly mark
ed, yet enough seen To convince the m al Thar b, -
"n advocate Tor n new charter, and this subject
winch commences IN moderation, is destined, lea,
10 assume very warm aspect, before amy legisia-
I'VE vote upon the question is taken. IL is not nv
pui pose 7otc To 90 into of Ib.
ra principles OF banking, still less do mean 10 Gu
pute into the particular principles Of any D,rfi-
c"fdr b"nk these things may he done NJ n proper
time, but there ~ remark contained in g. that
ought moi 10 pass unnoiiced. This wri,er tells ms
that the charter of the Farmers Bank ough TO he re-
newed Tor ten years. aud the he gives is thar
'he stockholders will Then receive their original
capital, and reasonable profit upon IL. III indeed
Ihi~ could he effected by the force OF language then
really u rs so, berause the language Of B. has made
so hut for my sell confessIal slould have been
peu-r pleased, II the writer of b. had given some
reasons IN support of some good prospects to he o.
pened 10 public ty him, which prusprcis
Ought tn present the principle aud manner OF man
'ging the B'uk hereafter lay which this Improvement
~ 10" stock and dividends is To he expected. This
however ih's MOI hren done, and not having heen
d NJ, very much uclne 10 the upinon thai IL cam
not b. done
The people oughtio be upon Il.nir guard and suffer
no impression 10 I've made upon them in relation 10
ms Important question, until the perud arrives when
they will he called to act lct them fhen hen,
~ thing which he said both SIDES and decide
according 10 their hest The question l. of
INFINITELY more Importance TO the people and 10 the
s'a'e, than ~ generally supposed be, for IL is
true that the best interests of The rnIfh are
now whitening under the inRnemce of banking in,iI-
'uiions, and III due time will iaiihful Spose bc nr.
senie gong 4" shew haiisriiher u;nn irncipl. nos
rxp-d'e"cy, ought the Charter Of Ihc Farmers Bank
TO he renewed
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TO rnE RniroRs or rnr ryor,Rrn.

.UiHeGgeriIlt, on Nor. 1923
Col. Iro"p has succeeded, io-,L,y, Iy a n,a;ori-
~ OF i 'oiesover bus antagonist. The VOTES, upon
heihs counted al o'cnck ~ aforementioned :.
For irnup %
Talbot 81
1.-TWO OF Col. Troups hest friends heing sick and
ahsrnt) u Is admitted on all hands, tia, Nj, Tabor
tnssessed more popularity than ,l,c haze Governor
Clark, hui the approaching election ola President
was admitted 10 have connection with that of " bo
sho"h now he the Governor of Georgia. During
the canvas, which has lasted flr three DAYS win The
most unai'tie ardor, the stntiuens Of the
ut the Legislature we'll tested as Il, their pre-,
Terence Tor Mr. Crawford - The nest President and
'ancy am quite within The buuntis of the real STA e
"i the case when tell you that 60 memers ronld
,s i"nnd whose views IN Ibis point adverse To
Nj Crawford "
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NOI'Il,E-

a LII persons having claims against the estate of
II DAVID SHEPHERD deceased, late at Fltt,anua
county aud state of Virginia requested To make heu,
known order that provision br iscl,rg~
w mem Those indebted to said solicited Il,
make mnP Iate ment, indulgence he reute
lHOMAS bAkER, (Adn'Ors " ith the vii ann.
November I8. - "a e " "U''
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new paper has heen established NJ yVn>biprto, called
the National Journal" and' puushcI v Peter Force
IL l. impossible tn mistake II means i amman
Mr. j. O. Adams for President Of The o. SWith Whatever
aiiiy II may he conducted, IL will him n,tIu,-
Papers, that established for the pnrro>r OF
parting particular candidate, especially At or near ,h.
eh &" government will hurt rather htYp their hero
LOOK, far Instance, the Washington Renu,,iran .s
any dsntereSed nSn believe tba III permanently
J"re Mr.. calhoun Can read its ilibera STRIFE
lures without feeling hey will recoiI ,einsI tIe cause
TO which IS devoted body aud soul Who Tor instance.
cnn read the Letters purp0rting he from the nen of
Vtrgininn, on that idle COINAGE Of semprred brain
The Richmond Party without unuleraue Inaihing -
w no can see This outrageous attack upon the characters
OF MT Edmund Randolph IN the lst letter Wilson
u Nicholas III the 2SWhO ashes oi the drnd
thus raked up-and for earthly good Whatever. with
out irrepres'ihle ndignaJn There such party II
IS an IDLE Illusion The writer has grossly MISTAKEN the
acts Whn for instance, does the
,erlion about Mr. r. r. 10 be utterly unounded: 70 The
brink 1.-THE grave, however he continued 10 e AN active
and occasions Doubtless an enicert n,er,er ~
his party" (Ricbmond party .
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BOARDISG
AN OVERSEEH IYAVTro-

- sH'.'IUVF WI De prrpafed 90 Accommodates ne :
~ M mbers OF the ensuing Legislature.
- wy. ~ 56-ttD G.. ToNpKI$s
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BOARDING SCnOnI,

fJVsN IONJII
MR. Classical school conducted by Addison VI. Lewis
VIII De opened, for the ensuing year. ai die i5i ot'
January FERNS. For board tuitiou fenci, f,.ir,
hnding his bed, bedding, towels and candesS z i'm a. H.
paid quarterly, In advance. - -
burg post office 80 ''i'"'
Salrn spomsylvana county, Va Nny ra sa-,rfr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-18
(COPY)

georgia baldwin count y-Personaly appeared before
me John Clark, who being first duly >v.rn dcpoetr si
sah iai the printing press types, sc for
merry ""longing To- the Chronicle Oire, all of which, l.
uhderstood to have been levied bs the sheriff f t cu
aforesaid as the property Of Cosnm T. Bartlett j. moi m
property OF the said Bartlett but belongs ibis dpponcnt
s C9ignrd) JOHN CLARK.
BARLOW PRYOR,J.P.
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letter was some short lime since forwarded 20 us from
Hedgevie, as 10 the proprietor and conductor of the
Georgia Patriot The writer unknown To us except Inv
name-u he'confdence which his name inspired induced
ms lay certain extracts from this letter before our
We have since received letter fro9i MIR. John purch de
nyng in the most positive Of The allegations
relating 10 himself lie states Is that he never claimed
any Of the rights (n) exercised any manner the f,pc
ions 0i Editor at the Georgia Patrie"He 2 that
hr is not the Private Secretary of Gov. Carno such of
hcer eing) known TO the government Of Georriar bu,
confesses that be is the public secretary land 3d. asserting
positively that SETTLER he indeed any living ejnsp
claims for him" the homer Of either sub-eputy or vice
governor Of the state Of much for Mr. Burcb
But the said Secretary does deny most material nj
legation In the sail letters viz the ownership If Governor
CLARK in the Pario Ohicethe said fact having ,,een
since The date Of the letter. asceraned beyond dispue m
the following affidavit Of Gov G. himself:
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DISCOVERY SHIPS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1--WE have been ia
vored with the following extract Of letter.
received here yesterday evening, by a most
respectable house, dated Whitby, 10th Oct.
1875" Since writing the foregoing letter,
feel great pleasure in informing you that the
discovery ships under Captain Parry, are just
passing the Roads apparently all we'll -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-26
DAVID HAZARD, ESQ.
Democratic Meeting.

IA an adjourned meeting of the Democratic Republicans
Kent county, held at Dover on Tuesday the 18th of Au-
6 Andrew Galley was appointed chairman, and Robert
kPennewi, secretary, Tie meeting being organized
fEe committee appointed for the formation Of a county
reported the following
Walker, john Wallace, in lieu of w
Representatives Presley spuance, Jr Nehemiah Clarke
8aew Galley Jas b. Macomb, Robert Young, William
stis, William Johnson
@tyg Cart Com,aisaioters-W William Harrington, Job
sredth Muir. hundred, Matthew Fleming, Mis- hundred
BWhcreupon the following resolution unanimously
gOped.-
F4avsd That the foregoing ticket be recommended e
u ppot Of Inc Democratic and Independent Voters
this county al The ensuing general election.
ANDREW GALLEY, Chairman.
RoBT. Q. PENNENlLL, Secretary.
|nm,r, Aug u, 1928
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-26
ORPHANS ADDRESS

he following Lines, written by Mr. II. SMITH, author
re Re1ected addresses" were repeated by little Ell
OF eight or ten years of age at the Anniversary of tn
Jews Hospital in London, in April last =
"WHEv DER the world the orphan train,
Thrown helpless on its stormy tide,
Look trembling round and seek in vain
Some guardian power their path to guide
"When wearied friends no longer stretch
The hand which once its bounty gave.
And want and woe assail the wretch
Whom age is bending to the grave -
Then Charity, thy parent smile,
The Orphans sorrow can assuage,
And with flial love beguile
The miseries Of chdless Age.
&C For you the infant voice aloud
Is daily raised, 10 bless your care;
For you the hoary head is bowed,
In gratitude Of silent prayer.
Hence, studied praise, and trite appeal
The walng ione-the tale of woe
scene like this your hearts must feel,
And bounty from such hearts must flow.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-26
HOI'EL.

AN THE subscriber having taken the
HAD House lately occupied by James Frazer, in
the Town Of New, Castle, respectfully soil
~ cts STARE ofpublic patronage This House,
9ejudges Of the several Courts, and the Gentlemen
II, generally putGp during Court Terms, ssituated
}he Court House, commands fine view of the
eaWare and the Fort on the Pea Patch, and is well
FL Tor comfort at any season Of the year. II has
1 u onsdera5le repair, and has attached TO il a
PIE and shed, in complete order, and fine yard.
he "a the Dover Stage, Wilmington Hack, and
'0at ior pliiladelphia, can be taken.
HENRY STEELE.
|, 1928. Soft
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-26
JAMES sEBBoRN
Sw aims Panacea.

gesh supply received from VIM Swain aud for sale
Il, JGsArH D2NGHuRSr, Druggist. s. Market
Wilmington, Delaware
n The testimonies in favor of this medicine as a re.
or scroua and other III conditioned ulcers, SO
~. as TO entie it to the attention Of all persons
ailc'ed by sores which nave been found lncurable
medicines Reference can be made 10 persons
thorough.
70. 6S-4tp
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/ State .f Delascare, ,
~ Connie, 70 mil. 6
NOTICE.

| . subscriber intending to remove from the Borough
requests all persons Indebted TO him to make paymenl,
nose having accounts against him to present them for
JAMES SEBBORN
Emnglon, 8 so. 20th, 1928
Those persons in the country having casks belong
Ite subscriber will please to return them before the
M neat month"; 6S-f
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advantage Of a short teg.-A man named John
Shean, was convicted in New York oireceiylng sto-
len goods Knowing them to be SUCH and hoed hf-
10 dnIlars-and would have been sentenced to the
tread min bot fortunately for him. he has one short
ley, which disables him from taking the proper
steps.
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T.aPERS-for burning all night

IN bed chambers, Of the Sick &c. which will burn
out about one half as much oil lamp for sale
at the Waterman Office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-26
he cgw v CAancery Of he STATE IF Delaware, fer Sus
sea cDNnt8,

de Curt IF Chanceyy Of The STATE If Delaware, for Sus-
sea cgunta.
ERja) David Conwel James Peery0
|@mofJames, } David Hazard, Robert
Ihner and Jane his wife, and Robert
|md Joseph peery, infants, by their
mex friend Robert Hunter, and James,
4 Mary, Eliza, Sarah, Hester and Will
im u. pcery, infants, by Robert Hun
6ter their guardian. Bill in Equity.
Fnbr J William Hickey and Nancy
M wife, John M'Whomor and Mary
NJ @e late Mary Scgars and Francis
{Asd Reuben Segats and Maria and
1 aEh Stewart, and Levina, Alletta,
{Aary William and Reuben Turner
&ial row to wit this 31st day of July, 1928, on motion
[CRpanants Solicitor and on afidavits made of Aeta,
F4& llam and Reuben Turner, defendants residing
Gtthe state, it is ordered by the Chancellor that the
defendants do appear i'll this court and in this cause
re hrs Monday Of March next, the compliments
h''d III tins causG shall be taken pro confesso and it
r'Ier ordered that copy OF this order be inserted
W. thirsty days from this date in the Waterman, pub
dmt The Borough Of Wilmington, in this state, and in
Democratic Press, published in the City of Philadel
/ n and IN each Of those papers published for three
ms next after its first publication.
Suts ri Delaware,
sr county, TO wa.
Pal In testimony that the above is true copy Of
oer made in the above by the Chancellor at July
M 1873, have hereunto set my hand and affixed the
o. the Court Of Chancery at Georgetown in the
JEHU STOCKLEY, Reg. G. Q.
ilB. y 69--3m
he Democratic Press viii insert the above notice three
MS and send The paper containing the publication dll
VIC same tlme to David Hazard, Milton, Del a@d at
eiq OF that time his bill for payment
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CONDITIONS OF THE wATCHMAN.

e nrce is fue dollars year to those who do not either
,ber subscriptions in advance, before the first of
ar Decem5ef and four Dollars to those who do at
e which time, ifa subscriber wishes to decline, he
no,fv the editor of his intention non compliance
Ebtbese conditions to be considered a engagement
| X months, and paper will be discontinued without
@lment Of them except at the option of the editor
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
than three monhsi four times for one dollar and TWEEN
n for every subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
Em Advertisers requested to specify in writing
4 Inn their advertisements are to be inserted they
sb, continued till forbid Letters to the Editor, TO in
\ attention must be post paid.
advertising byMe year.
! Subscribers. To n-Subscribers.
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meeting at Dover the 9th August, 1928, of the
Conerees appointed in the several counties of this
IN on the part Of the Democratic Republicans, and In
nlent Voters, to nominate candidate for Governor at
next general election
ISAAC DAVIS, was appointed Chairman, and
E1IAs NAupAIN, Secretary
IIRs,lpea unanimously, that this meeting recommend
DAVID HAZARD, ESQ.
candidate for GOVERNOR at the next General cleo
Eh By orisr IF the MEETING.
ISAAC DAVIS, Chairman
kAics,,-EtIAs NAuDArN, Secretary.
kDoycr, August 9th, 1925.
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Irish omfort.--A landed proprietor in the south
of Ireland having been long disguised with the sight
OF pig in the parour Of one OF his tenants prevail
led upon Murphy, by arguments and aid of maieri-
ais, to build cabin, stye, for the pig. For some
time, Murphy and his quondam companion lived at
a respectful distance Of each other bot one day,
when Murphy's landlord called, he vexed to
end quadruped and biped lived together in The same
place and on the same te,ms as before. On This,
the landlord demanded why the pig was again sd-
mitted 10 be pailnur guest, alter Murphy had
given soIemn promise that he should live apart.
"Why, phase your honour," quoth Murphy, "its
only for this day and tomorrow that meant to
keep The pig here. Plase your honour, you must
know that yesterday Darby Berry, the boy, was
married to Mary Mormoyie, aud poor craturs they
had no house, no home Of their own 10 go 10 so [
pied them, and thought that il did but bring the
pig again into the house with me here, they might
live very well for while in The pig S cabin. Well
your honour, there Darby ana his poor young wife
were bedded, to be sure, and very comfortable they
are together, can tell You. But It's only awhile,
as tod YOU they'll stay for Darby's father is
building cabin for the poor young eraurs selves,
and ii will be all complate in day or two. thought
there would be no harm in shifting the pig for
short time, to make the two young craurs happys
and hope your honour win not think there is any
harm, for the pig loo is comfortable here."--a
Whi5ehaceR paper.
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the sovereignest thing i'the world
Is 'permacety for an inward bruise i ShakS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-19

IL rsosn, Aug. i5.--Ne h1i ycsier
day several very heavy showers of rain
accompanied with thunder aud lightning
unusually Severe. About two O'Clock l.
VI. large three story brick house, near
Shoehoc warehouse owned by :. Jacobs
I.sq. the lower story Of which Is occupied
by him as y counting honse and the upper
part by a fmily, was stuck with lghi
ning, but without being much Injured
The lightning descended hv the chimney,
removing several bricks from il; then
along The rooG which WA completely
stripl of It's stating for considerable space;
II then passed donn The front of the
buildings. meeting in lis passage three
windows, breaking nearly every pane
III glass, and SCATTERING them in fragments,
\ Young mdu who WAS standing NEAR the
door Mis- knocked down but not stunned
with the shock, from which he experienced
~ other Inconvenience than such slight
degree oI pam as IS usually produced by
shock from an electrical machine. No
other person, was affected by it, although
Ar. jacobs WAS standing very near HE
windows ahuNc.--Such accidents hutrafrly
occur IN this city, though bat few of our
housfs are provided with fghbing rods or
conductors, winch are supposed by many,
and perhaps lightly supposed, To he So ne
cessafy for the protectlon Of bindings IL
gainst the fore, ofthis destructive element.
Times