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bacon, ari whiskey, tobacco, ginseng, iaow, bees
WAX, pear, ush, live cattle, hogs aud horses.
The productions, for which will be created q mar
kei altogether new, and those Of the sea board aud
oi Commerce, for winch the d-mSnd will incrense,
IN consequence al opening canal, are, plaster OF
paris salt, fish oil, fish, al the o,hss productions Of
The rivrrs, aud every k,nJ OF (meign nrdixe
The fisheries on the empiyipg into the Chess
apeakc, will be doubled ~ value the coasng trade
oi tie Chesapeake VITA lac Increased; sh,p buili.g
will be prumoted and, in re, the states vii! feel
the hcnrhcia eeois Of such nj in eye-
~ quarter aird ex,e niiy oil thei, TERRITORY.
The article of coal winch is found in such profit
sion, ~ the vicinity Of the north branch OF Potomac,
ot "quay equal to III. hes, Liverpool COAL in the
event OF the completion of the canal be afforded
~ Geo, 2ni"w", Al 20 cents, making full allowance
Tor freight aud tolls 1t the same rItes ms paid nv
gram and more valuab. articles and ,f on suci,
cheap bulky articles of the FIRST necessity, the eeh,
anu tolls are rateaby lowered, would he polite
aud reasonable, the price may he thus ascrriained
Surprising ton 22l0 lbs to pay cent freight an,
cent toll per mile, anti where the pits are o or 10
miles removed from navigation, the case Of those
aear Cunbei land, aud the GOALS have 10 he carried
that distance to the canal IN Wagons the price wall
he
For wasgoning bushel 10 miles, cents
Pice and digging bushei, 2
Freight for 100 miles, 6
Tolls for distance, q
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etT + The undersigned being called by John Trnbu,
W toNsw nm -stray which 10 his plantation up
wards twelve months ago, find the he brindIc
stesr which cnsrasd nv said Taue being taxi
rhy him. with crop in the LEFT and slit In the right
supposed 60 be FIVE DID, and 10 apprne the same to
ten dollars Certified under hands, ih. ay of Oc-
iober, 1923 GEORGE w. COLE
BENJAMIN JOHNSON,
MILTON CARY.
Chesferfeid Co,rriy sThis day George w. Cole Bena-
MIN Johnson and Milton Cary personally appeared before
me Anderon Edwards justice of the peace said coun
~ and mad. oa, that tue, had viewed and appraised nu
ssirav steer vi ich she,vn then, by John Trahue
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th Of Ccto,er 1913
5,-w3w' ANDERSON EDWARDS fSra1
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ercd as isolers The probable nett profits of The
canal, when completed, upon moderate and sober
calculation, have already hern estimated al 10 per
cent. upon the whue capital required 70 construct il
Whenever fbe canal shall he flashed these prui.
he exclusively appropriated 10 the nnym-ni of the
interest aud REDEEM t,nn oi The ican 4 nj even
cent they would e am, >Ndi' ienti lur.,lsie the
whole debt ~ less than IL wears so that Ia ut,cr
ccomp'sh this important object, each state would
only have To pay Tor ,ea,>, whin whch ume !, is
supposed the canal might 10, finished, the interest
76y,l1I dOllass, much thereof, A. shall RE-
p,a,a after dructing the amount individual SUBJ
scrirton." But sonui il br deemed 10y iegiSla-
lure ine xcdieu 10 raise large by loan, IL is
Submitted TO their wisdom, Ia order test the
cnfncy al the above sclenie whether would moi TIC
IN object oil great ruhc uiy To- make those seciions
OF the canal between Harper 5 ferry and tide water,
aud whether 1t would be io,',,jjen hy sug-
gesiions OF the striciest prudence Ia borrow sum
sufficient Tor their romri-,ium. The amount re-
CURED, would I've J60,i27 dn;lar, But take TIN.
sum aud divide il between The states lie, the fore
gong p'n be s,iopicd and then dhe pny Of the
| interest Tor years, within Which prri"d the canal
could ranly lie effected, on $3.50 O63. OF so nuc;
OF that suni, should not lac inkra Ia, ndividu SUBJ
scrip'ioa wonl he the only buihen the states or
~ i,cf, only half interest for the first year. as
!, wnnid be only necessary borrow money accord
ing To the annual expenditure.
Ii IS probable that IDEAL jalouses, which are so
| natural 20 the mass of mankind, aud which have,
SINCE the fst dawn NJ civilization, been found i'm mr.
ray and opposition to all the inter nal improvements
OF na''ons and 10 canals, the greatest of all Others
Will on thus OCCASION, have 10 he committed These
arise from the supposed effect canals have To iniure
existing markets, by increasing rivals and of lessen
ing tire value of the productions of those portions of
territories already enjoying the exclusive benefit of
| hose markets These jcaousies have, however. in
every country where canals have been odcc bcen
! proved, by experience, TO he III founded for so
great Is the dependence Of each part the contiop
Of the RESI- and intimate is the general connec ton
in nation, that even the favored few, so Ear from
being Injured, have been benefited hy the general
prosperity fanuai'on, commerce, and sumption,
have invariably Kept pace with the increase OF pro
ductions. And, the uniform consequences have been
u general increase Of power, with, md cisiIiza
lion ELlE WILLIAMS
AiHANS. FF.NWlCK.
WIN. NAYLOR
MOS. L HUNTER
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NEGROES EnR 49,

WILL be sold on the 18th December thirty necroes ron
w S'stiRg of men, women, boys ind girls srrs ~ 81
rs valuable crop hands any IN Virginia before ~. 1917
i"'e ." the city Of Richmond. Terms cash.
o,s FRANCIS Tam
DcioNfT y. f9--fdc Uv ~
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p", 7nu CKfIlZa
ELiE WILLIAMS,
AIHANS. FENWlCK,
WIN. NAYTOR.
MOS. T HUNTER,
w T. r Ala SnN

So that subscriber for 100 dollars, would in tho
event of the completion of the canal, within years as
calculated and ri its yielding centun sufficient to .-
charge the iniereN and principal 100000 In rs wears
mas to advnnee in all only 80 and then would entitled
Der could lie called than six dollars per
-
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james R,Uer Lond FIR SoTe


TUE subscribers, being DESTROYS converting their real
estate into money, will expose SALE hy ,vay Of pul,-
nc auction upon the premises Tuesday the 25ih OF
november Ut the day he fair, IL the fair ,lay there
afer thar truly valuable and justly celebrated estate on
lanes river near Warmnster, Nelson county, called
ooLDiEhb JOY, containing by recent survey, 20f2
acres of ands OF which 2g3 Inclusive Of small and
very fertile Island which liable fishery apper-
i) are rst rate James river low grounds equal In
peel al strength and durability OF soil beauty and
uary OF surface, 10 any land tbr good pro-
portion OF the highland will produce fne ol,arco and
Tue residue, with the exception of few sterile spots Of
wnicn all extensive tracts embrace greater num-
her is capable under udcous system eli Welding nun
dant crops of grain. 1850
me Mansion house IS spacious and elegant edce oc
cupyga site distinguished for natural beauty and To-
cal advantages more detailed description Of this desr
ape property deemed iceth 20 saw II s
heeved thai but few tracts land in Virginia present
quay strong claims to the regard Of capitalists
10 vs eir money in the purchase Of valuable real
me tract will be sold entire the interests OF
subscribers respectively, distinct and um each otbe
rs on the day o sale shall the general
er One fourth of the purchase win I've required In
hahu the balance in three equal annual 10 be
LIST ofJanuary, 1924 SAMUEL l. ChnEI T s
u
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w close aud make final settlement estates of
Joseph Watkins and Mayo G. Watkins deceased. I
wii a,agen, of the iegaees sell accommodating terms
r parcels OF land One of 1000 living
e"oniy OF Bath 90 adjoining the lands Cal.
nhans IN the county Of Allegany, being the road
leading from the Warm the White SuIpbur and S,,.s,
springs 26o acres on Lick in Boie,our county 800
acres on Rich Patch 14 Back creek
county both within few n,es OF the SWEEP Snrincs
90 acres adjoining the Sweet Spring OF land and
aoO acres IN Cabel county the Big Sandy river.
viii likewise sell the following parcels in the state of
oso No ITO north fork Paint creek sOO acres CONT
guous 10 Chilcohe 1875 Anterson REX Clinton
county OF 1000 1000 Lick creek
WiIinmsbnrg, Clermonf; 50, Lueys run and the
eas 10TH Of The Miami river Of e66 3s55
,1rk OF Paint Highland county 5000 acres no. $500 on
WINE Oak creek, Brown county, of acres near to
oeoEe"wn All oi the above lands ofeary locations
hoods '0t ' w" se'N" "e's""ou'
FOR terms apply to my agents, Mr. A. Collect Clinton
county, ONO, Major Mckay Chilcoh or 60 the
per living near the Dover mills, Goocllnnl. VA.
september JO 4l-wn JOSEPH s. WATKINS
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FRUIT TKEES FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber successor Of the late Richard larcourt
has for sa lie nj his Nursery at Windsor, within three
and half miles of Richmond, choice collection OF grated
AMI hu,ded Fruit Trees different kinds cop.snr Of
Apple Pear, Peach, Cherry Apricot Neciarne &c. OF the
most approved s"rs catalogue Of which may had
the NEEDLES, Stare or Mr. Charles z. Abraham and ~ The
resince of Jacob Sinon where any orders that ny be
left will be pune ualiy attended to.
JOSEPH SINTON
apr;rn
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hhit subscribers ate empowered by the pTp,TrnT a,i
directors of The James River Company 10 rec. i've
psaIs Tor part ofte Loans authorised procured nv
lhcm ny an act Of iIe General Assembly passed the 2dtb
day q" February iF, entitled An act mailing more efTr
rual provision To intp effect The hc entitled An
20 amend The act entitled for clearing and
me OF James r"cr and for uniting the Eastern
anu western waters 10y the James aud KanayLa rivers
AMI for Other purposrs." " e'''
~! monies oHned IN pursuance Of the said act must he
nau iHo Tue treasury he the 2d Audiior
upo me payi@ni If each loaned, the 7r,nsrs NJ
tae Corros rrnh nil issue eerfors Of steek far a,
amount thfr,e PDpo'tng tint The Communicable o,s ~
sHeh frnder LIS executors &C. the loaned together
the interest "gefei onha fe Interest shall hr srmian
nu"'iy pac-tha the priqcipnl is rredeemnblr for
ure Of The Legislature. f
JERRTAN BAKER, Treasurer
Seri.N 3H-it j. BROWN, Jg. % Auditor.
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Ldnd, Negroes, and other Propertu for Sale
= r. Roaee o. nee OF executor, :" by Newman
Iecorue To secure the uf sundry sums OF noney
therein mentioned, to John Roane oi King william county
shall ON the LIST ,ay Of january 1894 IL fair if not ne
nSI Iar day thereafter in the town rappahannock and
property therein spccifet) lying being in The lower
parish of the aforesaid county, containing y estimation
go acres be the same Ics between 40 and
% slaves stock oevery descriptions Bras intended 70 Le
conveyed by the will of Newman Brockenbrouch TO The
sad New man b. Roane the whole of this propeTty is held
by Mrs Lucy Bro"kenough during her life Therefore The
reyersionary interest only will te disposed Of '''
To capitalists the sale ofths land offers strong induce
en to vest their fusds il is uncommnnIy he,l,hy
mos 81 miles OF The Rnppaannoc river whence
he speedily and readily aSe oi An arm nm" sr,
by estimate 20 80 acres re Of ofn rs "r the
may be a! sm, expense n,o meadow Of smpe
dapsd To the cultivation Of corn, wheat and tobacco On
me day OF safe more particular description will lie given
ne properly viii he Offered for other
arrangements offered they may he attended TO- such
r only VIII be conveyedy the subscriber as is vested
~ nm as trustee the validity II which may be Judged of
| by an exhibit on the day Of sale.
oet: q: 4e-wtds JOHN ]. RoaNE, Trustee.
Nlh"lNIA; Al superior rouri OF Chancery boj,n n,
me Capitol In tie city of Iiehmond, the 7th Gay of
Alexander Henderson, administrator de bon,, no, Of Ga.
PIMA Ann Smith deceased. Pm
Linlc,on Waller farewell, eror Of BENJAMIN ro,f.rro
decd. william, Mcendish Mary Nelson his wife. late
,yis H . I",iasrro William Cameron Ann his
w''e late Elm Wilkinson and Robert arneII Taiiaer.
af.nis ny be snid Richard T. Harmon speciny osrnen
For rc.snn" DefiS.
entered in this he tweniysrvsn,b Of Fcr
Senas II To the rules s aside. on motion OF
e pn'n' oy counsel leave is given him an amend
ed bii "hereupon he filed the same and Robert s. Cbew
aiSnen GUARDIAN 10 'le infants the snid a.
fhueo Di'l To defend them i'm this And The 1our,
doth order that tho defendant Liteton Waer Ta,.ye
or saeh OF The parties have received the same do
isnoe an account of the profits of the lands Il,
.pe said proceedings menoned and that he render an ne
sonh al uie administration OF estate of his ,estanr
pr're Of the court, who directed TO ex
sIA'e anu settle the same and make report thereof
W Tue court win any matters specially deemed ner
To be SO stated. i ~ ' P"''es
copy-Teste, WM. w. HENISG C. C..
C0MMlSSIoNER'S OFFICE, The parties in,eres,
Richmond, October %, 1928 led win uensc ,sre ,
ce that have appointed the I,h of Dec,ner nex,
10 commence the accounts directed in frecoing oer
OF he court on which day O'Clock A. n they are re-
CURED tn aitenda Office in civ wi h their accounts
ana vouchers rehdy for examination and settlement
NJ
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NOT ICE,

~ PERSONS having elans against The estate Of Cborle
- ",'ra uec are requested 10 hrre them forward ne
~, sn 10 seue OH nH9rs c1pcernng The estate md "a dc
liver nll assets out uf my hands beiwrrn Ills lime .d
O', ss ROBERT COLEMAN Adu,,or
nov ~. Sf-gt cf f.I,rf.- -. It,
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Ydinnbie LGnd In .4melia County for Sole

Hdanabie LGnd IN .4metta County for Sole.
M HEREAS The late Mr.. Thomas Tabh and ot,-rs az
W co-heirs of the late Miss Harriet rahb, v their deed
nuy recorded IN the General Court If November
iJOo conveyed in tsust certain lands the said
county, which had descended 10 them aforesaid
10 answer certain uses and purposes, by the snd
aeT specially aud duly declared And whereas tract of
land commonly called the DoIle plantation containing
annt i've or sS hundred formed portion of The
,iu anus, ana was, on partition made by the co-he;rs
allotted To the said Thomas Tabb and become
ry according to the terms of the said deed trust 10
rai-e me sum OF four hundred dollars nv
sale Of the said plantation some part Their of Justly laid
en- snail therefore in pursuance oftbe said trust
on tr hrst day nj December (f fair IL not IN es
certainly on the next fair day) promises sell n,
pepc auction TO the highest bidder, Tor ready nouey the
sara plantation or such part thereof shall Sufficient
10 answer the payment of the money aoread and charges
Of the SALE This plantation is well adapted 10 the culture
81 "bfeco wheat and corr and is bourded nv The lands
~ airs. Iabb Mrs Randolph, Mr.. Barksdae, r. William
Murray hnh Mr. Giles The deed OF will he exhibited
on the day of sale. A THY = Arr
Nov. I. Colds Survivi,, rr,,~...
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" y, "uies, Molten IN The clerks Office the
riot, TIE Esd day of October 1925 DIS
John Yale. NJ,
Agrinst IT,
Kcber, Crouch; and Thomas Richard Crouch D,0.
me Defendant robert Crouch having entered HE
appearance ana given security according the act az A.
.ripy ana the Rules of this court appearing inv ss,
is'nctory evidence, ,hat he is nbnb,lspi az Ills
""Ty " IS ordered that the said Jefenda nj do
hrrr on me Is day Of the answer ,b MI,
o. hr ri'ntih and that copy ot this ordrr he forthwith
,nsere.i IN some newspaper published la CITY of nich
, ior Two months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted nj the fant
door oil The capitol, in the said CITY. '
copy--Tese, WM. w. UENING e r.
October 81. = 49,, NV, Y. o'
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NIkGiNlA: At Superior Court oil Uhancerv Id =,
~ the tnrmer Capitol in the city of williamsburg, lie
2ist 'iay Of July 1925 - '"e
William Hayes, pi.;n,r
against ~
William H. Gillian and Cahnrine his WIFE, md James
~, ~, "'," ..'Aaor.h h's WIFE, Defendants.
theinuncon awarded In the cause court ON cor.de
ration OF the bill, Of the defendant Gillian ara |
EXHIBITS filed doth order that the plaintiff William IInves
40 settle before of the at this cou,, Rs
transactions the estate of Elliott ,n
no us "wn transactions in the estate of the said Eio
kansone who is directed to enquire ard state the nature
aosnt OF any outstanding against the estate of
Elliott nansone or Ross Longest and report the same m
"un any matter specially stated thought pertjrent
ny himself or required by the parties so stated
copy-Tesie ED CIIRISTJAN n n
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Gloucester Courthouse, Septe mi,er is 1929
me parties interested are hereby notified, that have
menee The duties required of by the within order of ,
courts on which day nv nine o'clock A their
required this Office. with the necessary
vouchers and testimony ready for examination ''
5i-wSw THO. q. AMORy. CONF
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L. September 1925 ' ''A once,
'ulin u. Jones, NJ,

49, ''"es' PR.
I'e ZONES IN his own right and executor NJ W-r,
49, "u Aiatha Jones deceit and guardian fur william,
sarah zones and Arthur Branch ZONES III.
n' ohii'ren of Anderson James dec. Ciarrht ami
In ms wii.. formerly Mnr'ha jennings. Susapnnh
huugins Matthews and Rehecra his vifr f,r,,ar
Jones Mary w Jones' Gabriel w. Jennings and
Thr ,,.r sendnngs; Dns
@ ~ entered their appearance and given security accord
W 'ne act OF the General Assembly rules or ,h;e
ana II appearing that the said Joei c;n,h
anu har,hH his vile not inharrn,s OF this state
OF the complainant by John W. Nash his counsel
uu"eIeu, mat the said defendants loci Gstbrpbt and
m ms we do appear here The 4h Thursday h,
- next and answer the compartments bill and liar
-! o his order he forthwith inserted some one nr,Le
printed in The city of Richnund for two non,bs
ce'eei AMI ais" posi-la the door Of ths ror,
~ VI mus comfy nn Two successive days.
October 7. '', y. a. =.
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COMMISSIONERS oFfIcE rie nar; 49, ~ e.
richmond oeiober 6, 1925. swim please take noec ihaf
na'e arno'cd The 10Th dag of November next 10 com
ne acco"ns directed H. br foregoing orlcr Of court
"n scm DAY At o'clock An they are required ia attend
~ ny ,hce IN ih city, with ihcir and vouchers
really Tor examination settlement
October ~. aS--,,,t ~ r,,yp =, :,
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coN.srcn.. ~ este, WIN W. HEN'SG G. c.
HiSFro"d 7 No 10, 1893. are desired 10 take notice
Inn nave appointed the eighth day the 18Th month
eesnne next for commencing accounts directed Inv
ao"sr order oi The courts which nv NJ rine O'Clock
a, h'ten'ance Is required Office in this civ
'1e'r accounts and The evidence in support Of the same
ready Tor examination and settlement. ~ y
Oct TO- 45-yew TI,n15 G Y,Dn "a, r.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Sterling offered the following resolution
which lies, of course one day on the table;
ReS0lred, That the Secretary of War be directed
10 communicate to this House, what progress has
been made towards the completion Of the Military
Road leading from Plattsburg, to Sacketl's harbor
in the state Of New York; how much OF said roat
remains unfinished, the probable expense OF com
plotting the same; and also, any information In hi
possession, showing the importance of said road, il
military point Of view
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17
H0ysE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

An enerossed bill, entitled" An act for laying out
and making road from the Lower Rapids OF the
Miami OF Lake Erie, 10 the western boundary OF the
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State OF Ohio
agreeable 10 the provisions Of the treaty OF Browns
town." was third time read, passed, and sent to
the Senate foe concurrence.
Mr. .NcLane gave notice, that, on "Wednesday
next he should move to go into commptee Of the
whole on the bill for further regulating the duties
ION imports and tonnage.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17

LANGDON CHEVES, Esq. late President of the U.
Bank has determined remain citizen of Pennsylva-
MIA for life and to the practice of law in the city
of Philadelphia.
Al meeting of the Guild of Merchants in the City OF
Dublin, a committee appointed on motion Of Alderman
Nueen prepare petitions TO both Houses of Parliament,
praying for repeal Of the Union.
Late accounts from the Pacific, received in BALTIMORE via
Panama and Chagres, that FOT had risen 10
hundredand ten dOHarS per 6arelat Gnayaqul!!
An Irshman named Kirby, few days ago, took his two
children and deliberately threw them in the river Platts
burgh, N Y. where they drowned lie delivered
himself up justice, and said that he had done the deed
to the children from world Of trouble to regions
Of bliss.
In Canada Canal is contemplated from Lake Erie tc
Lake Ontario.
yo,glg man in s. Carolina recently prosecuted ola
zropa for ASSAULT and recovered 275 dollars damage
The Legislature of NJ Carolina has appropriated $1,000
per for the encouragement of Agriculture in thai
lstate.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17

MARRIED, On Wednesday evening last, by the Rev.
r. Williston, Mr.. RICHARD WOODWARD, of Chester
County Penn. to Miss LYDIA WEIGH, of this Borough
DIED. suddenly, in this Borough Tuesday evening
last, Mr. JOSEPH NEWLIN, carpenter.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17
For SALE.

ATILL be sold at Pirate Sale, HOUSE AND LOT1
w in the village of Newark-the LOT containing about
two OF ground, the house two stories high, with
rooms each floor, and piazza i'll front; Kitchen milk
house, and well of excellent at the door; stable
carriage house and barn &c. The above property plea
sanity situated in central part of the villages and if
sold by the first of March, will be for For terms a
ply Henry Whiteley Newark, to the subscriber
in Wilmington, AthnY WlUfELEl.
January 18Th: 1892, 1T--l3.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17

.o,s FIR one ofthem as President. The said cleo
,ors shall transmit one of the lists to be made al
heir first meeting and also that to be made at theiI
second should it take place, TO be proceeded upon
&C he Constitution has prescribed, except that the
arsone having the greatest number OF votes at the
second meeting of The said electors shall be Presi-
Jsnt But if two or more persons shall have receiv-
ed the greatest and an equal number OF votes at the
second meeting Of the said electors, the House OF
u soressnta,ives shall choose one OF them for Pres
dent in the mode prescribed by the Constitution"
/ The leave was granted, and the resolution was
read and passed to a second reading.
MIR. Rodney laid the following resolution on the
table for consideration;
ResoLced, That the committee on commerce and
manufactures be instructed TO inquire into the expe-
cheney of fixing light vessels at or near the shoals
sailed The Brandywine and Middle Grounds, 10 the
Raw Of Delaware, or at such other place or places
,as may render the navigation thereof more sale and
convenient; and also TO inquire into the expediency
Ia. erecting light-hous at Fort Delaware.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17
Grand Lodge of Delaware.

A stated meeting of the Grand Lodge of Des ire will
be held at Dover, Monday the twentieth instant,
seven O'clock r. NJ he subordinate lodges are reques.
ted TO attend by their representatives.
By OrAr Of the n. ". Grand Master.
JAMES BOOTH, Jun. Grand Secretary.
January 1, 1928 lott
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-17
IN .SEN3TE-Lanaarg ID.

The resolution submitted by MIR. Rodney, on the
10th inst. relative TO the establishment Of certain
light houses in Delaware Bay, was taken up and
agreed to.