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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-16
FRIDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1895.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. Lown1E, presented the memorial Of the
CIV and County of Philadelphia, praying revision
If the present tariff.
On motion Of Mr.. MACON, il was ordered that,
hs,rafer. when the Senate adjourns on Fridays it
viii adjourn ill the ensuing Monday, unless otlier-
wise ordered.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
I'm motion of Mr.. IsAAcs, it was
ResoLred, That the Committee on Military Affairs
No Instructed to inquire into the expedency Of so
amending the several laws allowing bounty to en-
listed soldiers or their heirs, and also the laws
on,borisinc the Communication of the land bounty for
half nav that the same bounty in land, or the al
owance OF half pay may be extended to the children
of such soldiers who may have been regularly en-
listed, but who may have fallen in action or died
brore they had been mustered into service, as by
law is allowed in other cases.
The House concurred in the resolution of the
Senate for appointing joint committee for the dis
nasal of the apartments OF the Centre Building Of
the Capitol, being the part completed this sum-
mer.
The engrossed bill appropriating certain sum
of money for the relief OF Daniel ID. Tompkins was
read third time, passed, and sent to the Senate for
concurrence.
And then the House adjourned TO Monday.
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possession of the buyer of buyers separately from the pos
session of the seller Ind poUdes also that notice
move from and yield up the denlsed premises the land
lord, shall nobe taken to be license from the landlord to
remove the goods and chaels of the lessee FROM the de-
missed PREMISES.
Section enacts, that all notices and demands from any
landlord to tenant TO quit to from and leave
she premises demsed, shall be in writing, otherwise the
same shall be void; and that whenever any messuagc
lands tenemens shall be leased from year year for
term OF years. the tenant tenants in order TO deter
nine the tenancy shall give to the adlod natce in wr
ting OF his her their intention to quit and from
the same, three months before the end of any year
of years. of his tenancy, in order determine the said ten
ancy and the liability of the tenant therefrom asng and
IT any tenant aforesaid shall quit from any pre-
misses demised aforesaid, without giving such notice,
such tenant shall nevertheless be liable and shall be obliged
to pay full rent for the said demsed premises for the sub
sequen year, and for the said year shall be liable to all the
covenants agreements and promises contained The lease
to him, arising by implication from the tenancy de-
mise, which shall be deemed to be continuing. for such
subsequent year. and Fanny tenant shall refuse to
quit, pursuant any notice given aforesaid by such
tenant he shall incur and pay double rent for the said
misses which may be distraned for recovered other
rents Provided avays that all leases in which time
shall be expressly fixed upon by the parties for the
mnation thereof shall be deemedlea from year to year.
unless in the of such houses and lots according
to usage let for a less term than year.
Passed az DoUer, February 3, 1928.
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A Meeting of the Levy Court

ar New Castle County, will be held at he Court House
W in the tawn Of New Castle, At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. ON
Tuesday The sixth day Of January next for purpose of
sitting commissioners OF the Tax The Assessors of the
respective Hundreds are requested to be puncua in their
attendance BY order, DAVID PAINTER,
Dec. IL 1T CLERK VI the Pescs.
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A TEACHER WANTED.

Person who is well qualified TO teach the English Ian
"A guage, with the various branches which generally
taught in country schosls will find employment in the vii
lage Of St. Georges New Castle CoDc by applying to
JOHN SUTTON, one of the Trustees Of the ST Georges
school. Dec 18th, 1875. LIT
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The Req Mr. SummeyfeMThe Democratic Press states
that recent accounts from Europe have been received in
forming of the perfect recovery of the health of this gen.
eman and that he expected the United States
the present winter
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GREEK MEETING.

Afurther meeting tr the reGefcf the distressed Greeks
will be held on Saturday the goth inst at O'clock p
at Smiths hotel which it is confidently expected will be
and respectfully attended.
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DIED, in Georgetown, on Wednesday afternoon, Bav-
JAmIN HomANs senr late Chief Clerk of the Navy Deart
ment, III the 59h year Of his age.
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LANDLORDS AND TENANTS

Would do well to take heed to law which we publis
to-day, in which they are deeply interested.
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G. D. is unavoidaby postponed 1t shall appear in our
next
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TlII, 4lh OF JrLY.

This sacred anniversary Is little better
sl,.n fortnight of. II the citizens of
lyuchbpy mean to celebrate it, Il Is time
that arrangements TO that effect were ma.
King. A general wish seems to prevail,
that il should nst be sIfierrd Ia pass over
without suitable demonstrations Of joy aud
gratitude To the benevolent providence
which ordained, and our Illustrious hnces-
fors whu achieved, the liberties al thur
country. Ohertowns are Jealous III Their
preparations. The benefit has becn equal,
aud the manifestation Of public satisIac-
ton should lerommolito all. Gentlemen
disposed to unite IN lis celebration, are re.
ouesied TO meet al the JNtrd Hotel, this
evening, ats O'clock, IA adopt such arrange
rnents as may BE- thought exprd.ni
JEFFERSON.
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From blackuood's .Horoziias.


s." \ republic in Spain will seek its fellow
ia republic in Italy. With Spain and Italy
revolutoniZed, how long will France re-
ma'n Tranquil How long will Germany,
already heaving, lie repinng and murmur-
ng, before il bursts into aresistless storm /?
when these things come, what will be the
tate of England =? Is there, even now, no
secret transit for the revolutionary stream
through the heart nf her soil We win
pursue this topic no farther. Deas avertat.
And it is beyond all denial, that the whole
continent is at this time in state of inter.
nal cOnyulsion; that like the spirits of
Pandemonium, there is mong the more
powerful minds of Europe sense of loss
and defeat, desperate loss of fierce ha-
zards-a wild and fiery dream of rebel
grandeur, to be won by force of arms
The frenchman, cast on the ground by the
fortune fwar, tcelS his hostility to thrones
unextinguished the German, who fought for
his country under the promise of c0nst-
tuition, feels his hopes defeated the Italian,
proud OF his ancient memories and flung
ten thousand fathoms deep from the late
ideal Independence, feels and groans the
Pole, loaded with The Russian filters, feels
and curses degradation. Thro' the whole
clrcoit Of the continent there is but one
preparation, great and terrible, for a cata3-
trophe, of which no man can calculate the
horrors or the close. The field is sewn
with the serpent teeth Of bitterness, ruined
ambition and inveterate discord. Are We
to see it send up its harvest of the spear
The thrones of the continent stand at this
hour 10 a mighty cemetery. 1t is in the
will of God whether the dead shall he adj
ded to the dead and the nations melt away;
or whether the trumpet shall sound, the
graves be broken up, and all be terror,
Judgment and ruin"
Remarks on the above.
Republics in Spain, Italy, France, Ger
many, Poland ? Delightful anticipation
" Contamination devoutly to be wished =
But why does the writer fear to pursue this
topic Why does he exclam, in terrified
anxiety, God forbid ?" Does he discoH';
any thing so dreadful IN the contenipi"-
ton of human happiness, resulting ira"1
the destruction of arbitrary power v h'Il
the Frenchman, rising from the gronl'a
where slavery had cast him, shall feel his
righteous hostility to thrones no lonsrs
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score OF professional taleut, in which they
stand with the enuutry around them, y tes-
ted Nv siroug faet Mr.. BssiIl has much
larger share ni business 1t the bar uhan the
Srigadier--it cannot hr presumed, then,
fhat there is slay thing ike u geeerai per
saasioa or admission d smsth's snperiofl-
~ in abilities unless. indeed, his own
noslli.p assertions on that point are to be
REGARDED as conclusive evidence. How Tar
he has carried Hlsm. may he aserriaIped by
adsrrting to his asi publication, which ap-
neared ahont the tlne the elections were
coming o.. Ifyou have not seen tins pre-
cinns nlursel, Nests. Editors let me advise
yauioprucufe aeopyoiii for the amusement
afa Itssafe hour. You will be- astsnished,
that man with any reputation Tor TALENTS,
should with that dcliberaiion which writing
implies, have promulgated 10 the world ms
excessive aud puerile vanity. II will asfo-
ni.h you slil more, that such production
did not render iia author the object of RI
dicule to his " hole district.
II may be considered as certain, that Es-
til lost his election by single blnnder.-
Amer the votes had been taken in Russell,
be went In the county Of Wythr, instead OF
attending his opponent To Scott, where he
VS. assured, aud had good reason to be
lleye the Contest would eventuate as il had
on former occasion, and that he would
not Loose fifty votes. The freeholders &c
morally poll there in number approaching
four hundred. But, though he had good
reason TO calculate on the inyioiable attach
ment OF county, which probably would
not have existed as such, but for him,
the event demonstrated that the people
there are as fcItIc as any where else. The
General mas 10Th them and mede a speech
M EstW was an hundred mites oT aud oh.
tanned majority of only sixteen votes ;
when, had be been present, he might have
safely counted on NJ least three bundled
more than General Srny'h would have re-
ceiyed. n Frtehotder Of Wythe,
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Itsf.AS Az 4 : II Assfet e-.>..e.-...,
ptiptIsukRs OF IHF lAMs or tHtINlnN'|
gIaia ST Opposite. Rssfs ltf.ssisll q t3egtofs
HTThe senai-Werkls PAPER, At s., and the
Weekly Paper, AZ ~ per annuin, payable ~
..isanee = ia absorption with received Tor
ess time tkan SIS month, AMI no paper VII
b. discontinued lbut II he ,ii-esrilsn oil inc
r.ii,ors) anti all sTrearages are paid.
~ Advertisements will be inserted NJ 90
r.,,ts ,,cr sssare Tor less) the ffst time, and
~ IL cents los each ccniinnsnee. lhost
teaan distance mssi he paid for previous 10
ta-ie insertion, or f.se payment assnraed %
..,ne r.snonsihe person in lsynchhnrg,
ar chaeery Orders are Inserted Tor s'A
dollars
r-- All letters addressed 10 ,hf Editors must
le rosr ram, or ihey viii net he attended 70
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LyScHBuRG, JUNE Il, iaes.

nFsa HENRY" on the presidential
question, next Friday.
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DO y
en-
1879 Jane BY cn-b received from
IohnH ID. Payne, former treasurer si5 On
3y oaslifee j oil disorders "a per li1 70 90
Ane. ,. BY do. i,'cd of VIM. 5 Reid,
for tracts aud books sold by him 81
SO 81
1928. June . BY Balance IN the hands
of the treasurer 81 81
To cash paid Tor pitcher aud tin cup 81
Balance, $50 -
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An, os r. ~ uoruner srece'pt fer S4 62
months services, opening doors and
ringing bell 20
oct II To cash paid for reward books
per blu and receipt 10 90
10 cash paid expenses on hooks
aAd postage, as PEREZ Gard.
ner's bin and receipt =,
Dec 2. To ctrsh paid for 81, Mines'sca.
techisms, MS pr T.. T Gardner's a 90
Dec 81 10 cash paid Frank for three
months services, ringing bell, sc. 20
aszo Marchi To cash paid Frank for
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THE VOICE OF rs
From the Nee York american.

from He .NtU 4 OfR .tmtFlcHH.
The Advocate of this morning states that
1" .Hy. Craistord ieiH obtain the uaaeriated
support ofihts State," We should deny
tins, did we suppose that any person OF
responsibility placed the slightest conf
deocr in the assertions Of that paper. The
facts relative 10 this state are supply these.
In tIosc counties " here " hat has been call.
cl the regular ticket was composed Of ucn
known no 10 he IN favor Of Nf. tlaNElr,l,
no"ppoeitlou WAS intdr. Where It was e1A-
ern lse, opposition tickets were started,
aud N almost Every case have succeeded,
We repeat the assertion, aud claim aIlho-
ny Tor II from tue accuracy Of our Ior91er
calculations Inat Ia the next Assembly Mr.
Cnawtord will not have hiFy,fUe, out Of
oac hundred aud twenly.el5ht members,
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Such Is the man to whom We are told
il 40 d be neither Mise. nor discreet, n"f
:, e far an enlightened people 10 commit
tar destiaits q a Republic.
And why is II that the TURNER rcpresen-
t,ti,e af his government. aud the prescott
S-r,.ftry of stair. is 81 mi lar The l,fee,-
d ucy oflhe Uni d States? Is it hrcaese
n every office he has filed be has iathlai
II aud ludicioilsiy discharged his duty =
In, Il because IN legislation, ar al III" head
|lof the hig hest department At home, aud Ia
ti ,lnmacy abroad, he has had more expc-
renee Than any other candfdale Or Is IL
hreatl,e his talrnls and tigiurs have com
mndrd the respect aud esteem, not only
of Il m1jprlty ul his eoHniryinen, BIT al
may al the ahlesl and most distinguished
men II Europe :
II 10 ne the President OF The United
STAGE is To be the bead OF faction, or
rather 10 he the tool of i few leading men
IL a party and the "caiI'ercock oi 55heir
opinions, then adred Mr.. Albums woald
not be lit man for the ollice neither
would it be wise, or discreet, or safe, for
such men To commit their drsliaies to him.
But fit be the duty Of the Chief Magis-
tratr of these states 10 preside over the
Interests of the whole nation, as over lhr
iate'eots ofone f,mil ii the head of the
American government shodld exercise
pattrnal regard towards every member Of
the uuoa, dlrerlIng his aninasites only
against the enemies of bis couniry--if ht
snonld be ahAr acquainted with the policy
"hlcn Ills requisite 10 pursue AT home, and
tie policies III other governments, which
II will be necessary Ia contend with abroad
If he shoili feel he responsibility Of his
statlonand feel too that this spo0-lbility is
due Ia the great ruler Of the universe, rs
WI is to his country If such bc the dn
lis incmrbent upon the PRLsrpENT OF
rnG UNITED STATES, it IS impossible 10
m,ntain that tlrre is any one better qua
lled for this eXuited station than John
q Macy Adams.
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FROM hI.i WEST.



TO he Secrtta'y ejhe Mary, d0ted
lhompson'r island, Oct. 18Th, is23.
!" Out OF about 40 persoas ou the Island,
officers, sramen, and marines. % are sick,
pally with Intermittent ifevCrs, unIy
az" cisr out of thr Who'll, assuming, at this
upe, malignant type, they are, hoWeyer.
all III very 'nw state. and | have rngag
ed two vesaels, which found here by acl
cldrlii, 10 transport them 10 Norfolk a
SO per head /; three Surgeons who came
with tne, and surgeon Williamson, rtCnm-
mrodms thtlr removal to Northern eli
mate, as absolutely NECESSARY to tie re
stpra,ioa .: their itrath. The men still re
malfllnE, after the SICK arr seat anaS, viii
he sufficient for all thr plrscnt eAlGenclcs
81 The service aud hive no reason to
th'nk that any luther evil Consequences
are I" be appr'hrnded. IA sucn eases Of
ie'er as have occurred within the last
twent, days, has assumed much mildrr
Type than previous IT, that date. | have
luSl turned from visiting AL the sick at
both Hospitals. 1t appears they had la.
Ken up an Impression that theS could not
recover III this climate, and. on being told
my intention TO send them home, every
ronnt'nance appeared to beam With JOY.
'f"sl Of those who have had yellow fever
lave i"iaased into nIicrmitlrnls.
=" W ih the two vessels in which send
the SICK, | shall send Doctors Williamson
and Hoffman, leaving Surgeons Mates
Conway, Van Brunt, aad Boy ee, WHO viii
be quite sufficient for any exlgrueits likely
to occur. Would, however, Recommend
Your SENDING out Snrgeonaad one On two
hotes, as soon AS consenel., to relieve
those gentlemea."
Extract cfa letter 10 the Editor Of the .Vew
lo'k .4meriean, dated.
Ii GuAYRA, Oct. 10. 1923
S'qee my iasli a2Ihins important, Our
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troops are aow husils employed ia BON.
harding Puerto CabelIo, baf tear they " III
Ut succeed IN tlA;ug that Place uaiil ioi
ed by the Whole navy, nhieh4te Inv
me, and onl, Waiting HE arrival ~ III
81 scnl SIM E, which % daily rkpcetud I,e,n
! ".,n', ~ eihPahy viii inr ,lo1I ~
"" b"yaca. "ltrn The Whole mmed6tel.
rrnrw The bl",kadr, without Galns ~,
i"rfr 'lr SPaaiards eaa SIND ag.,in, them.
l. ;. 3Jth Tin 4 gan ,n,p N,t,1n-
Ella aud Shop Of war Boyaea have insl ar
rived rom Cunapae
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- '1''''3 wv UUV1t I1VyFt.
III lhrirlai ot a prisoner upun an ladict-
meld Tor an assault, In one Of the middle
siates--lhe allegation was, that the assault
Nas committed upon the body of the de-
tendant " III the fear of God and tht peace
of this state" In the ,crdict thr Jury
SAID, E" that rs this was the allegation, and
whereas "a faei HE offence occurred las vas
proved on the lrill) at notorious house of
IL .f'lme, where The fear of God" is not
known, n"r the peace Of the state" re-
aarded -In"rrtore The jury could not find
The indictment true, as LAID, and they dc :
quilted The prisoner.
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- HE neat session 81 7. Dilard's sclo4
viii bes,n on NIond,y The Ill, day If Ja-
nnery, 1872. The course, in his school. viii
comprise, o" the M approved plans, Ia.
subjects commonly t,ugi IL the best English
schools, viz. Spelling. Epading Whiting, \
rlthmtfjf ENGLISH Grammar critically. Groy-
raplty With The use OF The Gldbes, Mapping,
History. lpisloluy temgG s,liou, bellies Let.
tres, E1ei3d Lietnc Its, drFryiugpHclicaliy,
and lie Elements OF Natural and Moral PHI
Ios0lAy.
A session will be . months, aud 40 schoar
admilca r., a shorter time.
TERMS.
Spelling, Reading aud Writing, Se per ses.
sion
The same, ince.ine the ruliment. Of Arith
ufctie, Grammar and Geography, 80 per SIS.
Ion.
The above extensively, with the use of The
Globes, Mapping, History and Epistolary COM
In.iion. gig 81 per session.
Bellies Irtres, Euelid's Elements, Sur,-g-
ing, s.G 80 per Sc ion, payable IN every case
ri The expiration OF the session.
Til, schools furnished viii set of Globes,
SURVEYOR. Compass, "A suaIl Quadrant, by
which lrlgonometry will betanght practically
10 student, Of surveying, ami large eolee b
tloa oflhe latest and best Nap.
Books ".li be furnished at the regular rcteit
prices.
I. billiard will furnish 3 or 4 stnall boys
with board, on reasonable terms, it appicn-
ton be taa.e before hi. school is filed.
Thr siricfrst attention will be paid 10 the
morals rs vel rs 10 The mental improvement
% hose who may hecone members of this
! school.
Gentlemen unacQnainted with me, are r..
snerlfulIy referred 10 the Rev Jonn Early
Mr John 'fhnrmou, and ID. X. Edley, Esq.
( November 2e 2awtsl6
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10y virtue efn deed Of trust executed to
- III" subscriber by Saekvilir King, hear
Ing date The ilth day OF August, 1929 sud du
" recorded In the clerks Office Of Csmpell
county court, Ia secure the payment OF Ger.
fan s''ni oi money due J0seph Gadde, shall
on The sih day ut December neNt, proeetd 10
sell, for cash, at Campbell court house, (n be.
ing e"ort day
TWO .%egroes, 40 Wit:
pbehr, woman abont ~ years ofsge, & Lit,
Tie jim, Phrbr's child, about two years old
The title 10 the above property is considered
inferior 10 none IN the county i; hnt acting ~.
trustee, shall convey snch only as is vested
AZ me. ii'RIWELL EPPS, Trustee.
November 2s ,vtdsi;
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A ! court continued by adjournment
4 hnd held for Amherst county, at lie
court honse, on the 2oa! day of November,
ts2a.
Lee H. h1rts, plaintiff.
dgnind
kehard Henry Busts, Jane. Powell and
y '"fh' watson, .. defendants,
~ CHRNCEEr.
On motion Of tie Defendants, n is oydercf,
f"et nnl"ss the plaintiff shall amend his bill
at d, nuke Nathaniel Horny party defendant
n III, sui, nj lie neat court after he shall
I've been served VIII IA COPY of Ills order.
Tie injunction awurtc,l him In this case shall
hd dissoIvcd rs The aci Of this dar. and il
alPcerhEl Ia the court t'lat ihe tlaintin aUes
n"i r''ide " lthin the Iimits of hi, common
wealth, his order Is ordered TO be inserted
- III" ihg,niaH, published IN the town OF
Lyhrhbnrg, during the i,rm Of two months.
\ copy-Tc,ie.
%. A. B. DAVIES, Clerk.
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/ tbt ~ ~,

Am The Forest road, about five miles
~ froM Lyncbhalg, u ban dsome Dil;k.
which the owner may have by paying the
cost OF this advertisement, on application to
JOHN & JOHNSON.
Novembey % Il ii
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100000 DC1.LS.
G O H K MS

Lottery and Exchange Olive, III, Market.s
BALTIMORE
Where more capital prizes hnye been sold
than at any ollce office in America
orders IRON ans part of thr United States
~ mail (posi Paid) or by private conveyance,
enclosing The cash 81 prizes III any of The Bal
tmofe Lotteries, will neci The snme prompt
AMI pnnctnal attention, ms IL on personal an
piieHt0n, addressed TO
J. |. COHEN, Jr.--RaHimors.