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no RENT.

viE Cotton Mills and Factory, situate on the Brandy
a. VINE creek, known by the name of Rokeby and at
present IN the occupation Of John d. Carter
This property is entitled to the use of one hafhe water
power Of the Brandywne, situated on the Wilmnp on
side and three miles from the Town ~
There on it new stone mill erected in tho or 81
capable Of containing $500 spindes and an old mill which
will hold S0Ospndles; eleven dwellings for tenants besides
one house and several cellars for looms or store and in
GUIDES twenty acres OF land, abundany supplied with
good water This property viii be let ior term of wears,
and put m complete repair the commencement Of the
lease There are likewise twelve hundred spindes be
sides several looms which will be leased with the mill
The lease OF the present occupant will expire on the
irst day ct June next at which time possession will be
gwen For terms apply to JonN GoRDoN, Wilmington.
subscriber. TnI1IS MP aI,I " t ~ 'Ne
'"""'b'"H' 'ci' req II, 1928. 17-tf
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FARM, MILLS & MILL SEAT
FOR .SHLE

The subscriber offers for sale the plantation on With
he now resides, situate in East Nottingham Chester co
~, Pennsylvania, containing one hundred al nine ACRES
of excellent land, including large portion Of rcL bor
meadow, all in high state of cultivation excep h c
land On this farm are good stone dwelling house tvO
stories high, with Kitchen and fountain Of vate
the yard, stone barn 40 by So feet, grs mill s. E
square, with large share Of customs saw mill on
cellent constructionthe stream which turns be
tie Elk river, being of the most permanent IN that
of the counryi two story tenants house. Wagon Io
carriage house and store house all in good repair Th
is on tins property an unimproyed mill seat with sxesl
feet head and fall As it is presumed that any person v
Ing to purchase such property will view it for hense,
- unnecessary to give further description of Al
indspuable title viii be given and the terms made c
the purchases For further particulars apply to
JOHN WILSON, on the PREMISES
or to Benjamin Ferris, Cunveyancer, Wimiortr
mo. 18th, 1922 6Sf
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FOR SALE,

A FARM in Appoqunimnk hundred, Newcastle county
N known by the of Camdcn Farm, containing about
$50 of land, with good proportion of marsh, and
suiciency of wood for the of the place, quantity Of
marsh meadow already embarked, and may be made
at reasonable expense. 1t is within mile Of Cant
Wells Bridge, where there saways ready market for all
kinds of grain 1t is rendered the eligible from its
situation the State Road and the navgable stream Of
Appropriateness which facilitates the conveyance Of its
produce to the Philadelphia and other markets.
The improvements q cummodious dwelling house,
with well of good water the door, and large barn.
&c. The situation is of the highest and eahiest in
the neighborhood
Any person wishing to view this property viii please
aPply to Daniel Corbet Thomas Belvie, Cantwel's
Bridge.
Terms of sale, which will be accommodating, may be
made known application to JAMES COCHRAN, VII.
mngton, in Jenkintown, Montgomery county, Pennsyl
vana, to JOHN MANN or
JOEL X MANN,
Administrators Of the Estate Of JAMES NJ MANN, decd
December 81, 1892. 1O2-tf
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EDUCaTTON.

, BARsToW respectfully informs the public that he
mas resumed the arduous duties of his profession in tie
iouNG LADIES AcAnEMYi and that he has furnished With
Maps Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
an extensive and useful Satisfactory Specnt
o. Improvement and scholarship may be seen BY canga
the establishment.
TERMs-Board, Tuition and Stationary, S32 per o.
tuition and Stationary, 81 per or.
wilmington, Sept. 10, 1899. 7I-f
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From the National Mtelligencer.
AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY

we publish In our paper ofto-day the prospectus
Of a work, compiled by Mr. RoGnRs, of PennsvI-
Vania' member OF the house Of Representatives.
which we are glad to see offered to the public
ne hulS'plicauon OF authentic biographies OF the
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GLOVER SEED. &c.

bINOR Sale atJOHN WRIGHT'S South side of t,e o,,
IL Market, Wilmington. 0'4e = 'ne Lower
ALso-Mackarel by the Barrel and half barrel so b,me
b or ra aie sugar tea coffee molsses rum gin spirits,
raisns, figs almonds rye and S. Fine Flour by ha a
Or quarter Philadelphia buckwhca meal, corn, oats meas
May be had at the place, yolins violin strings and
March 4, 1873. IN =.
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NOTICE.
IMPORTANT 10 Farmers, TaUern Keete,s cr.,
2rdUCtlers and Economists IN ee,sr,, :"

1TuVttcvS ana LtCOHOWiSfS IN General
The advantages derived from straw used as c..ds.,
SEES, cattle and even sheep, has long been proyoJ %
knowiedged by experienced agricuuralists IN Fo aa
many parts OF America, TO be very great II has nd
fitness for horse, not only because it is much
hay, but it at once secures them against heayes b @
founders three destructive diseases To
tber Ina "th ho oien destroy them in the n
cess in faening cattle in the STALL by s'
necticut, whose experiment has been recommendoa en
laid before the agricultural societies in Connecc a
Massachusetts,. Sheep also do WE'LL fed on STRAW s
ed IN the ordinary way, as for horses These and n
other successful experiments have been made BY eD
iprsng farmersi while laborng under an ~ s l
vantages arising from the want of some easy and eas
Imehod Of cutting the straw. The Importance az
ject has long time called upon the genius Of boil fv
and America, to supply the public with some eynaSs
machinery for the purpose Many trials have BEEN m
and many specimens of great ingenuity and eypen,4 I
been exhbited Of which have done MANN Ds
inventors, but in general have fallen short, in utR, o
old Dutch Snibox, so called. '"~'
But the public are now invited TO call and view is,.r
lselves " "'A'
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FOR SALE.

A YOUNG, STOUT, HEALTHY BLACK WOMAN.
She can be recommended for sobriety honesty and in
dsry is good cook has been brought up in the con
ny, and can work out in doors. For terms apply in
New-Castle 10 GEORGE piFICE "
February 81, 1928. 1s-9tn
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which we confidently think far exceeds every thno
purpose, before exhibited both as it respects a,
lcheapness OF construction and Of operation a
1t has been in use in Massachusetts six wears ana ~,
mands universal appreciation. II is lately paten,oi 4.
Giles Dayton, the inventor, Of whom the subscrilesl
purchased the exclusive right Of making and yerr
in the state of Delaware, and has also the arepe T.
virtue OF power of attorney from said PATIENCE % N
the above right to any person orpersons in the conS
Philadelphia, Lancaster York, Bucks and Norhampon
lhe state OF PENNSYLVANIA. ABRAHAM Ewes
June IS, 1822-1y Near New 1aeis
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FRANKMN, MOI April lJ.-On the 9th
inst our river presented the extraordinary
spectacle OF about 40 canoes gliding rapid
y upon its bosom, and conveying about 800
Indians, being principally whole families
The sight was more interesting, and the
show much greater than might be suppo-
sed, az they covered the water for con
siderable distance. As they were passing
the town with astonishing rapidity, an In
dian, VINO had arrived the day previous,
communicated something from the bank,
when by precise and Simultaneous move
mcnt, the whole hotilIa turned quarteriug
up the stream, and approached the shore.
They uaintanrd a perfect silence, which
was only interrupted by single voice,
which pronounced, with emphasis, tAe
word ici.iSkcy.'-Curio5ity led us, the
next morning, To visit their camp, where
they had pitched very commodlOus tents,
or wig"ams, exactly equal in number 10
that of their canoes. These are made with
flags or bulrushrs, about four feet long, aud
So completely sewcd together, as Ia be "a
complete protection against wind and rain.
One long piece placed vertically, and sup
ported by poles, forms the wall Of the bull
din and two separate pieces the roof
These, when they move, are rolled toge-
fher, and are yer. il hit and portable. The
hIoro are formed aith bark. temporarily
used for the purpose, and overspread with
bear skins. Their persons aud accoutre-
mrnts are disgustlngiy dirty but many Of
lhcm, on special occasions, appear III bril-
liant culurs and clean garments.
The instances are few where we have
witnessed at any family frcside more har
mnny, peace and freedom, from the ills of
this world, than prevailed with these sons
of nature. They were at this time perfect
" sober, and co1teutment rested on every
couutenaBce. Not an angry look was seen,
OF a tone of voice heard which indicated
the least dissatisfaction. Some ofthe men
| were cleaning their guns, and putting III
preparation their fanciful decorations for a
war dance, while others walked with a
stately and measured step through the
camp, combining the strrnness OF the war
rior with the gravity Of statesman. The
squaws were making mocasns, providing
their simple repast, or kindly aiding the
employments of their husbands, while the
children were sportiveiy shooting their
arrows, or playfulIy jumping and irolicking
on the bank.
| Some Of the women have mildness,
harm1ny of voice, and softness Of manner
| beyond what the lower orders of civilian
ton exhibit. None of them, however,
have forid compilations, handsome forms
or beautiful features probably IN consc'
quence of the laborous nature of their do
nestle duties. For custom, among these
| AZ among all other uncyilized people, I'M
generously conpcis the females to transport
| burtheus, carry the children, dress the
skins, paddle the canoes, and perform al
most every fatiguins duty. except that o
! the chase.
Some OF the men have fine persons, be-
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u : gai5 erect, ana 81 numerically formed
l heIf manners, whra sober. are reserved
aud unaffected lhrir walk more 4. l;h.,.ta.
stately, and graceful than ours aud their
carriage perfectly easy aud naiaral. They
possess great equannnity aud nonehalabee
win respect Ia passing events, aud never.
unless intoxicated, indulge in petnlanrc'
| curiosity or surprise. They annarentl,
'nek n" more notice of the numerous II.
s.te'sai theif eaall', except sometimes 10
ihf"" on them natural aud independent
l"ok, indicating neither hautuer or "A con-
sclotsness al inlcriorlly.
during the day they gave m exhibition
oi Their var dance, NJ several places in
Town. TINS uxereise is nne of peculiar 10Y
anu teslisitY, Is II celebrates their lriumph
over enemies, and Sratiiss the passion ot
revenge, which is probably The strongest
'hat aeluates their ierneInus hnsoms. On
thls occasion, they use their gayest attire.
calling 10 their aid tue daersified plumage
ol tile ieathtred race, Encliuly arranged
and rarIously ornamented.
Their faces exhibit n most grotesoue and
terrific appearance, by heing painted ia e
very variety of color aud mannec. Thus
prepared, they collect in gloup musi-
cian beats upon a huarse sounding drum,
and two az three shake guurds filed with
pebbles, while the others shout loud and
hoarseiy, jump up aud down, and use every
ludlcrous gesture and uecouth attitude, and
make every horrid grimare which can add
10 the lrighttr' appearance, or heighten The
exhibition OF ttvlr savage joy. These In
dams were the Sacs and Foxes OF the Nils.
slssippi, on their way home.
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4 WISH


On ief tue dreamless rest Of those
That in the dust serenrly sleep;
That feel no more their own Wild woes,
That hear no more their Kindred weep
How blcst are those tina, in the clay
Forget the pangs this being gave!
no Tears appal, no hopes betray
The peaceful inmates Of the grave.
Though near the house of prayer they lie,
They never hear the Sabbath bell
Nor when the funeral passes by,
start at the dead mans passing kncll.
Though Hhiriwinds wild DER nature sweep,
Though battles I'll the world with Woes,
Though orphans wall aud widows weep,
IL ne'cr disturbs their calm repose.
Though there no cornllips he prest,
Though there shall heaye no mutual sigL.,
No check repose on beaulys breast
Yet, oh how still TIE sleeper lies
Though there no friendly hard shall shake
The hand of frend.hIp any more
What then the heart tina, wish II TO break
Is broken--and the strife Is DER.
No tenr-9rops on He cold cheek start,
No dark shades Ter the spirit wase,
No writing pang distracts lie llcart
Of those that mouder in the g9,ye
Oh for the dreamlcss rest Of those
Who ia the grave sefcnely sleep
Who feel no more their own wild woeg,
Who hear no more their kindred wccpt
'.SsSs".-
TpiPrum.-The following epigram M
the Duke d'Angouiene is read IN the sa
looms Of Paris -
Intrepid i'egfise, ri rioux au combat,
DAngoaleme Sc fat paraitte
'C'cst IN saint, dit r. s0ldat
'C'csl un heros, dit le prcire.
lrRANsLATIoN1
Htrtpid in The Chpfrh 10 kneei and PRAY,
! Udrom and pious on The bdift day
Oh! what Gsqiattle astoni>hed soldier cries
! And NiiA hefo, straight the Priea replies
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Lottery and Exchange 0nicc, ~, Markets.
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes IN BOTH
TIE LAST LOTTERIES. wtre sold aud
WHERE MORE CAP1TAL pRlzES HAVE
BEEN SOLD THAN AT ANY OTHER or
flCE IN AMERICA.
Orders from any part of The 1nted States
by mail (post raid1.o or by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any Of lhe Bala
tmore Lotteries, win meet The same pfompt
and pnnctual attention, as II on personal "a.
pGcaiion, addressed 10
J. |. COHEN, Jr.-- Baltimore
Baltimore, june II. ls23.
u CoiIEN'S " Lottery Ga-eits and Regis
lfr, which is published every week, viii con
tain the Official lists Of each drawing OF the
ffraBd State and .iioaHmeat lotteries, aud Mill
he forwarded gratis, To all who purchase their
tickets at CoHEN'S OFFICE. Those who
wis, 10 receive the Register, WILL ineuljpn Il
when hey send on their orders.
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haI Siora.--0n Thursday Of last week
says the Connecticut Cnufant, n furious
storm Of VIVID and hull passed over Ash.
lord, IN direction from north west. de-
lroyiag grain, corn. aud almost al lli.
slass OH Tic windward side uf those ilotises
exposed 10 lis course its width WIS ahou,
thfec mlles. Abdut three thousand pants
ot glass were destroyed IN one srliuol Iii,
lriet, embracing strip of one mile IN
length pa aud saslps were found killed
aud even the houghs and branehrs oi trees
cni all by the had stones IN some places
literally covering the roads. Many oi
'te l1flners have eut up their rye for lod-
der.
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peremptory sale Of pvime
A4AED.
fFy1E SUBSCRIBER, for reasons unneee..
i sary 10 he set forth in an aayer,i sEsenl,
has resolved TO dispose OF about
toO acres III the w Nd

on whieh he NJ present y Ades, situate within
fYa miles OF Lsnehbnfg. BE lsud has 5ietn
reaently suFs <gl = Laid 81 81 lot ., snii nii-
rhHsefs, euattiuihg liom II i2Daefes. 1his
land Is considered By lie basi ja -. - IL :
qael, il not superior, % ans and 10 The Heieh-
borhe0d "A lnfFe pofilen u il heing prime
tohaeco iaha, and heavily iiiabfred some #
THE lots, on Abiali there re- -Dme n.l.aifed
nil sites. are eltifpls ~ aeods The rlaatsd
baud Is 10 good heHH, md wiiilfhc use u pIss.
Ter of pnrs aud clover Ito wbiril the shii i
admirably adapiedl c,,1'tl he nude 10 prolit.a
lobaero consider tl,is property we'll No.
tbs Tie attention. d ,oiy pea IN who wishes
g. vest mon. y 10 lanls y, lis neigbbunrhood
oi lsHeilefg
pisate saie of the whor or eny psri of
the land would be preferred bui should Il
mol be dtsfasednl ga which case die naiifs
shall hr gisen) prey inus 70 the 10th day tf
July il iair, II not tile ffst lair dbv ll,sfealiei,
II viii if seid On thai das al pndic sustio,.
on lie premises.
Tho terms I'll he liberal and marIe known
on nlriirntiou 70 Mr. ceorse Hiitlnckp ef
iynehburg, Who u fully authorised 10 aisposs
of IL, or the salsurterWbn iVesndlaininq Tia
land. EDMUND rATf
June &. wtds -
g. The above sale is unayoid-
ably postponed until Tuesday TIN I'D Instant,
at witch Time II will colinn1, take plnce
Edmund TATE
July 4. lfwtds pd
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rs nrnfessor nY Mnsic.

lie deems il nredhss, at ihis ine, 20 edsefs
20 his method, u sketch oi which, has already
appeared ina torncrniperiigmeni,b n' wlieh
will be amply demonstrated, on any insrn-
ineni, during his course OF instruction. lie
has already engaged several young ladies ~
p pills, and proposes 10 commence The session,
on his return, IN the ephy pnri Of AuPnst
next, nj the fcmmc Aoiidemy under tie su-
perinlendency OF Mr., lienny Morris. aud ut
any other point wheroe chs. mny he formed,
either IN the town, or any moderate distance
III the country
j. A. \. has on hnnd az extensive seleeiiod
al modern music, lininii, freneh, md Eng
lsh, with every necessary requisite fort the nd.
vantage OF his pupils. He h. nlso agents, NJ
the NORTH, TO procure my Mind oi mnsic DC
musieal instrument Thai inny 10 nppliedfo
n IMPLICATION ca0 be mhdc, In The
mem time 10 Mr.. Henry Morriss. y, The nen.
denny orto Mr., Davidson iIIadiute, lynrhure.
June ~ l2its "a
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Notice


John A. sCoNLiA has the pleasure
y Of Informing The cliHeps u Iynohlnrg
and its vicinity that 1t The instance Of SONG
olhls irlnds, he ln, inaae arrangements for
the pulppse OF establishing hiipsun ia tiia
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Vhe fONoWing pr0pevty,

Viz four bed blnnkets, two bedstceds and
cords, one bed, two iron pots, one oven and
id, one dozen knives and nine forks, Mind
plates, two dishes, half dusen cups aud Sau-
Gers, two eoiIre pots, one vide sosl leather,
iwo atigDfs, one tenreit snw, ono irOe, Dne
side upper ichther, ONE hog, seynD chairs, unts
table, one saddle, one plough and gear, on,
coulter, two marrow axes, one shop nxe anu
Que pair wedges, or such part thereof rs will
be sufficient 10 satisfy The debts in said deed
mentioned, aud nil costs IN the exrruiion uf
this trust WIN SHELTON, Trustee
July g.
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IN artificial ler, with the knee and ankle
joints, Of very superior Workmanship and
utility, has been completed by Mr.. Il. Al
corn, Last-maker, Philadelphia. The int
tation of the motion of the ankle has beeI
remarkably successful,
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TRUST S.dLE.

10y virtue Of deed in trust from David
ID Glass, To secure certain debts therein
mentisned, which deed bears date un The ist
day Of November, Is2 and duly recorded III
the clerk ofice Of amherst shnll on Hhtura
day The i2lh day Of July inst ut the residence
Of aid Glass, in Amherst county, proceed to
sell 10 tho highest bidder COZ rush,
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own The very one which She had been de-
priseh hf. ! ufuits luine lmsg,1eu diam
with all The sIrtuleaee of an injured uomnn,
size started sue asitady to laiot aud IN
ilin lrrli. aerents lf srnfiS, aud 0f feal
she exclaimed, !" On, lord g,niiemen, is
mat husband. '-Te sword OF iusiee.non
FIJI pfoslfate, the ailir was explained ~,
had bat taken his own The magistrates
laughed NJ tle mistake, the Informing gep.
and ht constable refined, and JoAnuy Raia, &
hisbefier pdft posted away arm ia arm, "a
iltl,'r uiiiage nttghtoys ~ hal aieJaf thinsg
bad haprensd, aud what qnso lefks they
are ut York.
singular PhenpmrBon. The fpllnwiug
has t,en sent 10 i,s viii, real signature
F" In eailns 40 cgston Sunday murning,
i3dih uh.l Ia my great surprise lnuud .
small sHrfr cofR, which | b,trye ~ be
Dutch piece, value tno siisers, aihenng 10
ae tehde of The .gg, II was evidently i,-
ftpdsed bctbTea he .goh md The oibumcn.
Tho shell was dseolourcd IN parts, and
particularly ~ fhai part where tie coin ans
situated Ihr cgg was laid that morning,
aud The servant says there was no dller-
rnee IN the appearance NJ hal and The %.
Tiers previous ~ their being boied. had
eaten the greater part of il before disco
'ered the piece; il had not affected the
favour" Literary Gdzeite
We have seen tsays the STOCKPORT Id
reTiser) female child, NOW living in
Chapeten-le- Firth, nearly six months old,
and ~ good health, who has 10 arms, or
the least appearance of shoulder no
thighs; the kuee,ioint IS at the thigh.
Joint place, aud she has only four toes on
each fuof.