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Cape May and Cape Henlopen
PACKET.

FEVFiE new Sloop George 0gden Capt. BENNETT, will
4 commence running week between Phlaiel.
phla Cape May and Cape IIenopen, Wednesday the
10th inst leaving Philadelphia every Wednesday morning;
Cape May every Friday for Cape Henlopen and Cape
enopen for Cape May every Saturday; and on Sundays
continue through the Sumner season. FARE IS 10 either
place, passengers finding themselves Those who come
on board at either Cape cross will pay 81 either wav
Those that SO down in the Packet and return in her will
only pay above from Philadelphia For further ntorma
inquire No. 6, lower side of Market Street, or at No
II, Front street, above Market. Passengers wishing to
come on board down the River, will leave word at either
OF the above places and will be called for The Packet
will be provided with good Provisions and the best Liquors
Philadelphia, Juy 10, 1928 59-ot
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REMEDY FOB THE PILES.

FEVIE medicine offered to the public is one which
has been fully subjected the inalEblc test of expe-
Renee and IN every instance where it has been fairly tried
some of the the patients had been laborng under
this disease for years and during that period had received
the best medical advice, and had undergone painful
surgical operation without permanent advantage II is
not like those usually advertised offered as an invaluable
cure for long catalogue Of diseases but those afflicted
with this complaint for which alone it recommended NAV
rely with confidence upon obtaining relief even in its wors,
forms in short time and they themselves are tile best
Judges OF the importance Of such remedy price 50 cents
per box (wth drections If the case is severe and Of
long standing more than one box may be necessary.
Prepared and sold only at Jas. A. Austin's Drug and
Chemical store, No. s73, North Sd St Philadelphia
9TH mo- 1928. 619t
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SMYRNA, JULr 17tb. 1925.

The Directors of the Bank Of Smyrna have demanded
Instalment of FIVE dollars each share of the capital
Of the said Bank to be paid by the Stockholders
pecvey, the tweny-thrd day of October next lone
half gold or silver and the residue in notes of the Banks
of this state of Banks established by law in Philadelphia
or Baltmoreprovded the said Banks pay their notes in
specie. BY Order Of the Board,
6O-3m S. H. HoDSON, Cashier
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Z. NJ. POMEROY,S
yNETqLLIC STR.Ap 0ND pgS1

yNEI.4LLIc STRAP .2ND PQSTE,
ToR Razors, Surgeons Instruments, &C. manufactured
IL by Constant, Kirkland, and Co. Waingford Connec.
tcut and sold at the Wachman Printing Office and Book
store No los, Market street The above Strap and Paste
offered to the Public with full belief that they will be
found on trial far superior to any before used in this
or any other country January 1903
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Teacher Wanted.

person qualified to teach Arithmetic, Mathematics, and
IA the English Language, who well reconnlen-
ded will meet with eligible situation by applying to the
Trustees of the Milton Academy, Sussex County Del
July ~, 1S23,-59-9t ASA HAINES, Sec.
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CONDITIONS OF TIE wATcHMAN.

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SUPREME
Sealing Wax.

Equal to any MISUNDERSTANDING to burn freely
and stick well. Manufactured by G. Kurlbaum,
Philadelphia For Sale at th4 IYatchman Office.
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HOTEL.

,7G4gA THE subscriber having taken TIL
saI3 #.& House lately occupied BY Jane Frazer 4
8ttGhIAaI the Town Of Newcastle, respectfully sOi
s.t' cts share ofpublc patronage This liouse
where Judges OF the several Courts and the Genam
OF the Bar generally putup during Court Terms situate
opposite the Court House, commands fine view of d
River Delaware and the Fort on the Pea Pach and is wei
calculated for comfort any season Of the year ha
undergone considerable repair, and has attached 10 ii
large stable and she'd in complete order, and fpe yud
Passages in the Dover Stage Wilmington Hack, aat
steam Boat for Philadelphia, can be- taken.
HENRY STEELE
April l, 1893. sl-f
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TWO HORSES LOST.

rRAYED away Sunday the Isl inst, SNAIL 9T
- REL HORSE, about II years old, and koAh US fp
ono year old. They several times NE o
they left home, between TWO and FIVE milesup Tue
ter road Any person restoring or giving such N' bd
non as viii enable the owner TO recover the aoo'''"
be rewarded in proportion TO their trouble r.,
Wilmington, June u, 1928. r..
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Six Gents Reward.

d ANYWAY from the Subscriber, living in Milford,
Ia Kent county, state of Delaware the 18th inst an
apprentice boy to the Painting business by the name Of
Smith Robertson. He had on when he went away fur
hat, Wilmington striped roundabout, and ,rowsers pair
OF new Shoes &C. expect he is aiming for the Jersey
he has mother who lives there ANY person takin3 IN
SAID boy and returning him to me shall have the above re-
ward but no charges paid,
JOHN L. NEWCOMB.
Nlnord, Jnv 2lst 1873. 61-3t
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MI EXCtIItnt Cart and UearS,
A SUPERIOR CART, as to materials size and MAKE
which has been used but few times, will be sold ,e
ny low If applied for immediately the owner ha,ag
use Tor It. Apply at the Office Of the Waterman.
May 6, 1893 cg--a
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COI1TO.N.

Rags, Feathers, and Flax Thread
Usr received and FOR SALE at No. III, MaIAe'''
az Wilmington,
10000 VT AMERICAN RAGS,
1000 g SOUTHERN FEATHERS, anu
2,DC0 doz FLAX THREAD. ..-,.ft
June q. 5S-tf JOHN r. RRlNIMh''.
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For carrying the Mails Of the United States on til
folIowng post roads, ,0ilL be received at the &c,
rrei Post Office, anti Saturday the Goth SEP
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lrst attempt Of The son Of the great exfee-
Homer A surgeon had purchased thc bod J
for dissection, aud il was conveyed 10 lis
house. Tn That evening, being about "a
open her head, he perceived gentlt.
warmth aboni the body. The disseeing
KNIFE fell from his hand, and he placed ~
ms bed heI whom hu was about Ia dlss.ef.
HIS Efforts 10 restore her TO life were eniec-
tual and at the same time he sent for a
priest, ON whose discretion aud experience
ne could depend, in order To consult with
MN on THIS strange event, as well rs To
nave linn for Il witness To his conduct
Ihe moment the unfortunate gtl opened
her eyes she believed herself in the otbeI
world, aud poreeising the figure of the
priest, who had marked aud majestic
couutenanee (for know him, aud il Is from
MN that have this iact) shea joined her
hands trembllngly, and exclaimed Eternal
Father Jon know my innocence, have pity
on me = In this manner she continued to
invoke the Eeelesiastir, brlir,nf, il her
simplicity, that she bchcld her God. They
were long IN persuading her that she was
not dead 50 much had the idea of the
punishment aud of death possessed her
imagination. Nothing contd be more
touching and more expressive than the cry
"i an innocent being, who thus approached
towards him whom she regarded ~ her
Supreme Judge aud, Independently Other
affecting beauty, this single spectacle was
sufficient To create the most lively interest
~ the breast of an observing and sensible
man What n scene for painter What
moral for philosopher What lesson
for legislator
The servant having returned 10 life. re-
cogntzed man whom she had ador.d
ana Who directed his prayers towards the
only adorable being, quilted the house of
.he surgeon, who WAS doubly unquiet on
her account and his own. She retired IN
hide herself IN distant village, fearing IN
meet the Judges, or the officers, who. with
the dreadful tree necessarily haunted her
imagination. The villaiuous accuser r.
NAMED unpublished, boc,mse his crime, thu,
manifested Ia the eyes of two individual
WITNESSES, was not So clear 10 the ty.s If
inc magistrates and Of the laws. The
people subsequently became acoualnte,s
WIN Tie iesuseiatlon Of Ibis airl. and lad
ca win repfoach,s the exccrahle antbay .f
hsr misery but IN this immense city. hia
offence was soon forgotten, and tho mon
s'cl pefhapa sill brea,les at least ne has
not publicly suffered the puuishnlent he
Observes ~
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New and aluable Medicine


~ ihi.e nei. and elegant Balsam bids taI
h to stand unryallcd IN its merits, Tor Con-
SYMPTOMS and Coughs, and we boldly venture
to assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit in so short time rs this conpo-
situn. Scarcely "A case occurs but may be
relieved b The timely use of it, many having
lately used il in seated Consumptions with the
most surprising succcss, who were given up
by the niost skiiful physicians III the country
Many certificates of its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my wife has for some
tine pasi been troubled with violent Cough,
and has been in very delicate health, and
LATER having tried many different things with
ont getting relief, bought tor her bottle OF
Or. Ncilens Cough Drops, from the use of
which very short time she found great relief,
aud her Cough has entirely left her, and she
aas reganed her strength,
JOAN W. JENKINS.
! Hudson. 12h ,McHb 29h, 1919.
! Affirmed before ne, JOSEPH b. MCNEIL,
Recorder Of the Htg Of Hudson
To the afflicted whom this may concern-l
Rosanna Barton, do certify that took VIC.
lent cold in the latter part of the year 1878
which created a violent Cough and difficulty
OF breathing, Which was very distressing tll J
procured a bottle of Doctor hcllens Cough
1
nrons, and by taking few doses Of the said
Irons, was entirely cured Of my Cough and
,,,:i, IN nv side ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife of Mr. Joseph Barton
Hudson. l2H ,NorH l3h, 1919.
Tbi. is 10 certify that in June ISIS, wa
se;zed with very distressing Cough, pam II
nv side, great weakness of the lungs and i
continued co, until July 1919. which confined nj
- The house and part Of The time 10 my bed
had tried every thing as thought but all II
vim In vas at last induced to make trial o
DR.. Me.'a.s Cough Drops, which gave me i'm
mediate relief increased my strength ana re
stored ny former sleep can VIM III, !, {, sI'",
49, ros6ience recommend them 10 ali that arr
E afflicted with those complaints. as very yal1I
III, ,aa5isiaq NANCY BOURNE.
Uidsan. Calun,5ia ely. NI.Dee. y, 1919.
+. FoE SAB By ..,,....
E D.. 1 HUMPHREYS Lgnehhw:
March d I'm
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'Ehrty Noiiars Newark

u Nc T. Al, WHO ran away III NoNcm-
n Der last, formerly the property of Mr. A,
= fayne of Gooehland- remarkably clever
fellow, but preachef--hnrbored about Judge
Price quarter on the 3-ehop corner, DR.. Fou-
shoes and Scul0rtown--nnd supposed now 10
run the river in boat under the name of Hen
ry Jones OF Jamestown Twenty dollars re.
ward viii be given Tor bringing him home, or
Tor lodging him in Jail if out Of the county
and giving immediate notice thereof -Also,
'tEoh BEN, absent since Faster holydays, 3lst
altlmo, bought of MIR. Miller estate, Gooch.
land , he hasa wife belonging To Mrs Parish
near Major John uudcrwood's in Goochland
len dollars reward will be given for him, on
the same terms as above.
u Armsead is supposed 10 have sister al
one OF the taverns in Winchester
1. FERGUSON .
Westham Cottage, !
Henrico, April Is w4w 10
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
dnd Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
The nature Of this enterprise, may be under
stood from few considerations which the al
yerlisels vii venture to subj DIN 10 their annun
ciaton olIt. The periodical works OF Great
britain ami France contain a mass OF literary
and scientific Intelligence, which does not reach
the A nerican pubic tor want of suitable
channel, but winch would be read among us
with equal pleasure aud profit Such Of the
British Reviews ana Magazines as are reprint.
ell In the United Stat SHOT excepting the T.
dnburgh add Qusr.etly Reyiew5--enbrrce
mulch matter which IS OF little interest aud DINO
advantage to the Amelican reader, aud not I'm
frequently fitted to vitIale ms literary TASTE his
mo- al, or his political principles. 1t 10 desira
be under these CIRCUMSTANCES, that selection
should be made, such would iuruIah the va.
liable and ente tanning poftl5n OF thelr con
kents, to the exclusion otthe other portion on
81 ting of details ana speculatlons either unln-
terestihg in themselves, OF ml5caievous IN then
tendency, or altogether of ! cal concern and
application. On thu, plan, Idle expense and a
fruitlcss consumption of tune, would be olivia
ted for pages destitute oil merit might be sub
stltuted many OF value which low remain un
known and inaccessible. OF several British
journals OF the 5cieutlic aud erudlte cast, and
others indeed OF a more general and atthe same
time very solid characte little or 10 use Is
made by the edlto, ; and compli.rs ofthe perio-
deal works printed in the Uhtcd States.
The object OF the one now aiseItie ed, is the
accumulation, in permanent form, OF the ma
terials thus neglected, and If the literary aod
scientific a ticles worthy OF being repiintei in
this c unity, but which, when so, are accom-
panied by others possessing 40 claim to at'cn-
ton. celany--tne Select Reviews-s< i"
in the design, but not equal in comprehensive
ness, to the present, II 3uflshed for some years
in this city, aud would, it may be presumed,
have continued to be supported by widespread
subscription, but for an alteration oil the plan,
and series Of adventurous fesesses. The leVi
val oft with larger scope, W uld seem likely
To be attended with still mo signal success
than its OH .itai existence, owing to the great
MULTIPLICATION ui readers ot periodical works,
and the wide lihu,r o. oil the habit Of seeking in
them. b 9TH information and amusement.
The MISE in commence IN July, 1922. 1t
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Published mOuthty-Pr'ce ST Dollars Il year,
payabte Ia adrance.
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Journal Of Foreign Med,c,Re.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN. Jr. NJ
ID and w Al ID pInH Al IL

| ", d /. v
IL. and WILLIAM PRICE, VI. ID.
As IT'S ttleiHdlcates, the Journalno offered
70 the patronage oithe public, will be eonduct
I'd ehi'' ely on the principle OF SELECTION The
ie"oig ieatefe oithe plan, more distinctly emu n.
eiated' II to present at stated intervals, sort
synopsis oil the Foreign Magazines, Journals,
| aud hefie"s, appropriated to AIeaic.ne and its
kndl cd Sciences
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sign, VINO Is convetsant with the peliodica
works oil Europe. As Is incident to such pub
hc''ions, the matter which they contain is alto
Setaefo lNed nature, and OF merits themost
unequal. They are a vast field, where golden
Wheat Is too of.en choked by useless or perni-
cious tafes, aud where it imports Us like the
prudent husbandman, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
MOI cover, at this time SO Numerous, SO costly
aud SO difficult to be procured, that really they
can only be consulted by a alge ma oiity of the
cttitVatoIs OF science the United States, thro
IN DUN s,meWbat smih, To the one now
proposed. ltistheietoie meant to 1--WE an ex-
tact 81 cofous Of thcA conteut5, as not only to
exhibit the Trogtess oithe Physical Sciences a.
broad, hutto do away, in d great d.. zee, the
necessity oilecuiIing to the works themselyes.
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under he division of
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List OF New Publications.
he work IS pubiishe in numbers IN Janua-
~, Apeil. July, and October, forming yearly a.
large volume
THIS journal IS continuation of the Flee
tnc EePettory, and was commencedin January,
1921.
Published qtarteriy--P -Four D0liursa gear,
pdgd6ie in ddtdHce.
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- The EDITORS OF THE VIRGISIAN,
agents for Lynchburg and its vicinity So
lcit subscriptions TO the above works.
The North American Review, and AmerI-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
claim to public support, as forming lmpor-
tant parts of our national literature.
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AS pr0fessor Of Music

He deems il needless, AT this time, to advert
to his method; Il sketch OF witch, has already
appeared ina tlumcradverti.emen which
will be ampI! demonstrated, on any instrn-
ment, during his contse OF instruction He
has already engaged seyeral young ladies us
pupils, aud proposes to commence the session,
on his return, in the early part Of August
next, at the Female Academy under tie So.
perintendeucy of Mr. Henry Morris, aud al
amy other point wherea obss may be formed,
either ~ the town Or any moderate distance
in the country
J A. $. has on hand nh extensive selection
Of modern music, Italian, Fiench and Eng
lish, with every necessary requisite forthe adj
vantage OF his pupils. lie has also agents, at
the North, to procure any Kind of music or
musical instrument that may be applied for.
n B.-AppIcation can be made, in the
mean time, 10 Mr. Henry Norris, at the AGA
DENY orto Mr.. Davidson Bradlhte, Lynchburg
June II l2tif A
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DtPHfttd HtfoeSi sdgfS nHd Statesmen Of \
GtgtcG.
To be confined exclusively to those who Sir
nalized themselves, in cither capacity, in tn,
Revolutionary War, which obtained the Inde
pendence olthcir country.
Second Edition. MISUNDERSTANDING
INlE Declaration Ivy the Representative, oil
II the United Colonies of North America,
acting forth the causes and necessity oil takipp
up arms, July g, 1715-The Petition by the
Representatives of the United Colonies, 10 TIC
King OF Great Brtain, July g, I775-Ap rocla.
ton oil Congress FOR a day OF lastng. humilia.
ton and prayer, March I6, 1775--The Deela.
ration OF Independence, July :, l71G-and lbr
manifesto by the Congress OF the United States
OF America, Octobe, 80, 1879.
Also, the Constitution of the Unitel States.
and the Farewell Address OF General Wash.
rNGroN, 10 the People of the United States, an.
nouncing his intention Of retiring from public
service, September I, 1876.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
." We are reduced 10 the alternative Of chop-
sing an unconditional submission to The trranz
ny OF nntatrd mmlstrls, OF resistance by lofce.
The latter Is OUT choice. We have counted the
cost OF ,hls contest, and find nothing SO dread
lul as voluntary slavery. Honor, lusticc, and
humanity, lorbid Us tamely TO su,tender that
ecdom which we received from our Gallant
ancesto ;, and which our innocent poste,ily
nave a H. lat to receive from ,us. We canno,
endure the lnlamy ana guilt of ,e,ignlne sue.
ceedlng generatonsto that wretchcdness nh CHI
inevitably avail them, ii we bascly entail here.
ditaIy bondage upon them.
" The arms we have been compelled by our
enemleSto assume, we vii in defiance OF eveiy
hazard, with unabaung lirmness aud perse,cl-
ance, employ Ton the p eservatioo OF our hbet.
tirs- being with one mind resolved to die free.
l EN- ather than To live slaves. = Declwation
Of Congress, setting iortb The necessity qJtotiag
up HatS--Jaig d, Ito.
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Singular ftcogejy IF u female uHjushy cr.
tcuted.-The following account oil the ease
of poor girl, who was unjnstly cxtcuted
IN 1866, is given by celebrated French
author, as an instance Of hcininstce which
was Often committed by the equiyoca
mode Of trial used in France.
About seventeen years since, YOU'VE
peasant girl, possessed Of very agrecabl,
figure, WAS placed at Paris in the service o
a MN deprayed hy all the wees consequen
on the corruption Of grea, cities. Smittcr
will ber charms, he tried every method t.
seduec her bat she was tifiuous, and re-
sisted. The prudence OF This girl uniy irri
ia,ed Tire passion Of her master, who, not
| being abe 70 make her submit 10 his desires
determined Oh the most black and horrible
revenge. he secretly conveyed into hri
box many things belonging % him marked
with hs name. lIcticn exclaimed that h,
was robbed, called in Il commissairc "a mi
nisterial officer of iustice) and made hi,
deposition. The girls box was searched
ard the things were discovered. The I'm.
| happy servant was imprisoned. She dciru.
H. hefsiforl, by her tears she bad n,
evidence TO prove that Sd" did not put tie
property n er box and her only answer
TO the int 0gat0res WAS, that she was
innocent. The judges had no suspicion o
the dcpravity Of the accuser, whose station
was respectable, and they administered thu
law IN all its rigOur rigoar undoubtedly
excessive, which ought to disappear from
our cede Ia give place To Il simple but Ger
tain penalty which leave fewer crimes un
pnuishrd. The innocent girl was con
demned 70 be hanged. The dreadful oiIic'
was Intellectually performed, az it was the