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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-25
NOI'Il'E

IL persons interested in land claims west of Tennessee
river IN Kentucky, founded upon Military Wsrran,s
are advised to forward evidence their lille The
o .hose lands are now about be returned 10 The
issue to persons not entitled. "'' '""'
PERSONS no had employed Cufk5et Anderson ms agent,
are informed that he is dead aud much OF his Is
is unhn'shed Il would be we'll them TO look 10 b.,r
e"s Any letter los pad) addressed 10 the subscribe
~ tne Iou BANKS Hickman county Frankfort Ken
requesting information about those claims will he
answered without charge. ' ' "
me subscriber will attend to the investigation ant, ro.
seeuon oi land Claims in Kentucky and Ohm will nav
in Kentucky. JSUN 9 uEps, ~ ,"s's
Frankfort, April 20. II3Nw6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-25
TO .MILLERS.

VIE suoscriberi Is now receiving per Richmond Packe
a Iesh supply Of ES0PUS MILL STONES dire,
from tue Factory on consignment.
JACOB SINTON,
1. L street, opposite 18Th Dock-street.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

KWhmond, Hoy %, 1879.
The parties Interested will please TAKE MOTTO T., thar
have appointed the i0h day August commence
the accounts directed by the order ofthe Court
on which day AT O'clock, "A. NJ they required al.
tend al Office ~ this City, with their accounts and
vouchers ready for examination and settlement
AMOS LADD, nj. q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-25

the TENTH English Hussars, distinguished their dis
gmting doadyis. and for their nso-ncc several ladies
il, Du lin, for which OF received aue chas,se
hIsht.
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A copy-Te>te

Acopy-Te,te, VIM. w nENING, &C.
commiss,oner Office Richmond :, 1874 h. parri,s
nlees led val please tax, notice that have tie
9Th lay OF July th Office The tine place 10
commence the ues prescribed i'm The foregoing order OF
court, when aud wher. they required attend
JdDe 4 8w4w II BAKER, n q.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-11
PUBLIC UTILITY.

.H"EV' and USEFUL ESTABLISHMENT
TEUIE subscribers having been for many weeks past e
n quenty applied to for information to what real es
for sale in the Borough its neghborhood, tn
surrounding country without being able TO give the de
ed information, have opened Public Record Regsc
where all those who have houses and lots for Sale Re
in the Borough of Wilmington, houses and farms fo
Sale Rent Shares, the country, invited
Regser them, and all those DESTROYS of Purchasing OF
Renting houses plantations, requested TO cali and
examine the Register. The great benefit this establish.
may be to those who have houses and lands to rent
dispose Of, and the accommodation it will be such as
purchase or rent propertymust be evident all
timely thought Of and Adopted ard probably the first
evidence Of the benefit to be expected from the copte
fiatd Canal as the application for information about pro-
pery in Delaware, would not otherwise is presumed be
frequent The expense Of describing and registering
nea, amsie manner all real whether houses OF
lands, will be but trng, say SO cents for each properly
tor sale rent, and for examining the Register which
promises to contain much valuable informaon only
cents.
Every attention will be paid the purchase and sale ci
real eslaeand Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages an every ne
ccsssry written document viii be executed with accuracy
and despatch, EJP professional gentleman well quail
fled to inspect title deeds and examine the records Of the
courts, is engagedand the subscribers believe the esab
hment will be useful one-iti at least under that i'm
preston offered for public encouragement.
HOPE Co.
Dec. IS, 1928. No 90 Market ST.
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LARGE RREAD.

FhNHE subscriber, entertaining grateful Of the
a tavots he has received, since his commencement OF
business in he borough takes this opportunity return
his sincere hanks his friends and the public for their
patronage, hoping that the eXertons he has used for their
sasacton has not been unattended with and is
hoped that continuance Of public favor will be received
as II his intention alter his system Of baking, to what
IN his opinion deserves public appreciation lie will SELL
while ilour remains at the present prices,
is lbs. Of baked u4eat breGd at ia cents,
4 1-9 dO do 10 1-2 do
Id Tge do Ia do
1t2 40 do 12 1.2 do
Which win be at least Ia than has been given BY
himself any other in his line OF business in this borough
Pilot Bread. Cakes, Crackers &c. in proportion. Re-
aers supplied at the reduced price o70 cents per dozen
Customer and dinner baking done node,ae terms
] MES GIBSON,
Wilmington April 19. HS-Hn ~ g. East Front.St
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NOTICE no CREDITORS.

ENILIAM WARNER having executed an assignment
w OF all his estate, credits and effects to the suscr-
bers in trust for such Of his creditors as shall within sixty
days from the 18th inst. execute and deliver TO him a
full release of their claims and demands and William
WarnerJosephT Warner and James NJ Iobert trading az
Wilmington under the firm of William Warner and COM
pany having also made assignment TO the subscribers of
all the estate, credits and effects of the said firm, in trust
for such of the creditors of the sau finn, as shall within
sixty days from the goth instant execute and deliver TO the
assgnees full release of their claims and demands against
said firm Notice is hereby given that the subscribers
have appointed the said William Warner their agent and
attorney and have authorized him 10 collect the credits and
effects Of himself and Of The said firm of William Warner
& Co. Persons indebted requested to make payment
% him without delay and the creditors desired 70
present their claims TO him for adj usiment.
The assignment and a blank release will be left with
William Warner, Market.s;reet wharf, Wilmington, fol
Examination and execution.
EDWARD TATEALL,
JAMES PRICE,
.qsaignces IF JTiham Uaae, g lTiMam Hdraer, g ca
Wilmington, 4th mo. q, 1924. So
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10 all whom it may concern.

VENAKE NOTICE. That in pursuance of the Act of Assem-
bly, in such made and provided we shall apply by
petition to the Co0of Common Pleas of the State of Del
aware TO be held at Newcastle, for The county OF
on the first Monday in June next for commission to .ark
bound and establish the tract ofland Of which Neal Neal
late of Pencaer hundred county Of Newcastle and state
of Delaware, died seized of in fee and of which we and
Robert MNea seized of in fee bounded by lands
of VIM. Cooch, the heirs Of Abel Davis Elizabeth Stew
art, Andrew Morton Arthur Beatty and VIM Cnrlet. con
aiming by computation hundred acres as The bonn
aes thereof arc 10 danger OF becoming obsolete and IN
known JOHN MACNEILI.,
SAMUEL NEDIII.*
ANN MARIA MACNEHL.
= In right of his wife.
Feb. 25, 1924 o2-9zt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-11
TO THE PUBLIC,
I'll. Durkee's Patent Truss.

FEVHI5 instrument to be with ease while per.
i sqH pursues his ordinary business aud during the
recarous positions Of the bod, for exercise
labor, Keeps uniform pressure the part affected
Experience in grca' number of in the Northern
States and the Canadas has proved ii superior aay liz
sirumen of the kind in The common Truss be-.
iog connected with firm strap belt surrounding the
body res'rains motion to such degree prevent ex.
ecise and labor. That inconvenience obvated in the
construction of this Truss, BY spiral spring. which
tracts and dlates the motion of the body requires II
i not liable 70 be misplaced and any pressure the patient
my require the part affected
The Truss viii be kept constantly on hand, at
THaTCHER 4. TTO.TPSO,N"S,
DRUGGISTS,
a tie CORNER IF Eoyket g Second 81 PHILADELPHIA.
The Irsy has been on trial at the Aims House, under
the direction Of tile attending Surgeon
Gentlemen Of the Faculty are respectfully invited TO ex-
anime the instrument.
Jan 90, 1924 l1-6m
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TO THE MOCRATIC ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITlZENs-As the season is approaching
when your attention will be directed to the duty Of select
ing person fill the Office Of SHERIFF Of this county,
beg leave to offer myself to your consideration as can
ldate 1t is probably unnecessary to remind you that at
the last nomination for this Office, was favored with the
surages Of respectable portion Of my fellow citizens for
whose support now return my grateful acknowledge
mens. On the present OCCASION shall not entertain you
with professions which rarely the Of merit the
pledge of good conduct but shall myself with
surfing you OF my cheerful submission any mode of nom
nation that may be adopted the county meeting at the
Red Lion, and of mydeterminaton give my utmost sup
port TO the candidate who may be selected under the
thority OF that meeting. PETER Is. DELANY.
Wilmington, January 5, 1924. 7--f
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CORON ER,S OFFICE.

BEG leave to inform those Of my friends who intended
supporting me al the next nomination Election for the
office Of Coroner, that have for several reasons deem
ed proper to reoqnsh my claims the office in favor
of Miller Dloit and would recommend him as n man in
whom the public may with perfect safety conde and as
II is expected from present appearances, he viii have
la considerable majority in this part of the county, it is
hoped he will meet with deserved support below
THOMAS A. S1ERRETT.
Wilmington, April II, 1924. 81
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no THE DEMOCRGTIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITIZENS.--As the time will soon arrive
when you will be called select suitable person
fill the office of SHERIFF. for the ensuing termI there.
fore beg leave to offer mysefas candidate for that Office;
and without presenting 10 have any claim yoursuages
to amy unwarranable plea calculated excite pub
lie sympathy in my favor, risk the event merely my
own merit, (Which alone entitle public conf
dence) pedgng myself at the time abide the de-
eson of the Red Lion Meeting, and to give myundvided
uppor to the candidate nominated And should be so
fortunate be elected, hacr myself tEat with due
application shall be able to give general satisfaction in
the performance If the duties Of The Office
WILLIAM HERDMAN.
January 16, 1924 10--,f
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

IAlI.L be sold AZ pubic sale on Third day the 22d Of
w the oh nonh (June) on ne premises, that well
Snown FARM, Tie resaeuce OF William Warner, situate
~ the Newpor turnpike oai, about three quarters OF
nile from wilmington, containing about 10 acres.f land
IA excellent ORDER OF when there are % acres OF wood,
and abou 90 acres OF MARI, and ne remainder Upland
nder culture and grass
The improvements on this Farm embrace every thing
necessary 10 conto, convenience or uy and consist OF
Ian elegant stone mansion house hu few Years shce IN
The modern sts ct the best materials and IN the most
convenient manner two stories hugh N'Al feet IN leng j,
by forty DEPTH with piazla extending the whole
length If the house, and supported by columns from the
root The situation OF III o1sr IS high, fronting towards
he Delaware, and command hne view Of that rive ,
the borough OF wilmington, Chrstana creek and the
adjacent country. Contiguous TO hi, house, all The
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-11
no THE DE.NO CR.81JC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CIITZENS.--I beg leave to solicit your suf
iagcs, candidate for the office Of CORONR at the
ensuing nonsnaon. In presenting myself for the first
time before you candidate for office, might perhaps
my character during long life which has been PRINCIPAL,
spent among you AS Of the few survivors of the re-
evolutionary struggle, ard who in that dark hour gave
all the al, my humble would admit, 10 the cause
of my country may perhaps lay additional claim TO
your favor. At that eyentul period was employed in the
service Of my country different occasions and especial
y on Lakes George and Champain in constructing the
American iotila destined to operate against Burgoyne
In the long period which has since elapsed have trust
faithfully adhered to the principles of TO- have never
been in Office candidate for office and now in the
decline ofle, when age has unstrung my and un
fitted me for labor, my straitened circumstances induce
me TO make this appeal TO the kindness of my fellow c
zens. WILLIAM WOODCOCK
wilmington, Feb. 20, 1924. 20--f
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DOMESTIC GOODS

A ND COTTON YARN of various descriptions and from
IN various Factories receiving daily and for sale at No
Ill Market-street JOHN r. BRlNCKLE.
Wilmington, March 80. 81
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TIlATC4ER 4. THO,HPSO.N"S,
DRUGGISTS.
DIR. G. FREENIAN,S
COUGH DROPS, on IrDL8A' sPECIFIC

80 ''1tD y OAI y III'IV' u y UT 4 u
ES0R the cure Of colds coughs as,hmas, approaching
a. consumpou and all diseases of the breast and lungs
for sale BY JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Markes;reet, vii.
mington, Delaware.
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NOTICE
22-27t

IL persons indebted to the estate Of C2o9 EHo nate
II Of Brandywine hundred, dec by bond note or book
account are requested TO make immediate payment and
those bavng demands present them duly at,es,ed for
settlement, to BENJAMIN EJJIni'r sJm'
Brandywine hundred, Newcastle County
May A. 6-u
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NOTICE.

A II. persons indebted TO tie estate of BENJAMIN
IN BETS. dec late of the Borough Of Wilmington are
requested 10 make immediate PAYMENT and such as have
legal demands present them duly attestedor settlement
MARY w BELTS, .qohara
MAHLON BELTS, .7dna'r
| n. B. good TWO STORY HOUSE to rent applv ne
above, April 90. 4I-N
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PORK, LARD, &c.
En BBIS. cargo and mess Pork
sDNF 100 Kegs first quality Lard

Ea BBrS. cargo and mess Pork
tDO 100 Kegs first quality Lard
% BUS. White Beans 20 do ALBANY Peas
80 do. Herd Grass Seed 20 do. Clover Seed
0do Timothy Seed 100 do. Superior Potatoes
1000 Lbs first quality Tub & Reg Butter
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn filing and twist from No Alto No 49,
Together with general assortment of Groceries, all of
which offered for sale reasonable terms by the sub
scbers, of King and Second street. north side the
lower market. JOSEPH MENDENHALL SEQ.
Wmngton,3 mo. 10, 1924. 27-3m
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louise OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
March 81,

Mr.. Kent. from the Committee on she
Dis,ric, OF Columbia, reported bill 'tuf.
Their to amend the charter Of the town OF
Alexandris; which was twice read and
committed.
Mr.. Kent. from, the commiltee TO whom
was referred bill iron, the Senate Tor
the establishment. of Turnpike Comps-
nv. il; the county OF Alexandria, in the
District OF Columbia, reported The same
with amendments, IN which The House
concurred, snd tbe,biil was ordered TO
third reading to morrow. .
Mr.. CrowninshieId. from The commit.
lee to whom was referred bill from the
Senate. Extending the tenn Of pensions
granted to persons disabled, and to the
widows aud orphans OF those who have
been slain, or who have died in conse.
ouence of wounds or casualties received
while in the line OF their duty on board
the private armed ships OF the United
States, during The LATE war, reported the
same with sundry amendments; which
were explained by Dir. Fuller, and agreed
10.
Mr., Kent, from the Committee on the
District of Columbia, reported bill sup.
Elementary to the act 10 incorporate The
inhabitants of The city OF Washington,
passed 18th May, 1890 which was twice
read and committed.
REVISION OF THE TARIFF. {:
The House then resolved itself into
committee Of the whole on the state OF
the Union, Mr.. Condict in the chair, on
| the bill 10 amend the several acts laying
! duties on imports.
Mr.. Clay took The floor about half past
II o'clock, in reply TO The speech OF Mr..
Barbour. delivered on Friday, and in
support OF the general principles of the
Tariff Bill. Mr. G.. had moi concluded,
when, al past three O'Clock, he gave way
to motion for the committee to rise, and
The committee rose.
The following messages were received
from The President Of The United States:
]. Enclosing report OF the Secretary
of War, and the Commissioner OF the Ge-
neral Land Office, in relation to the Salt
Springs, Lead and Copper Mines.
2, Enclosing a report of the Secretary
Of State respecting advance Of compensa-
ton made TO commissioners who bad been
appointed for the examination OF titles and
claims TO land 10 Florida.
}. Enclosing certain papers enumerat.
ed in report from the Secretary OF War.
relating to the compact between the y.
States and the slate Of Georgia, entered
into in 1909.
These messages were severa,ly read,
and referred.
And tine House adjourned,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-03

Grcudou,l. situated on the river ana
near,,he bay of that name, is one OF the
mos, interesting ports OF the Republic. 1t
is place OF great resort by the american
aad English whalers. and commands ilea'
er back coontry than either OF the pripcl,
psl ports OF Coquimbo. Valparaiso, ana
Conce ption, in Chill; africa and Calioa'
in Peru: or of Tehuantepec, Acapulco,
and San Blass, in Mexico. Nature In'end'
ed. if ever the industry OF the people
should second her efforts, that Porto Ca
yello. SavaniIIa. at The immediate mouth
of the Magdalena, Angos,ura and Guaya.
d", TORRES.
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IN SENATE. March 81.

Mr.. Eaton, from the Committee on the
District OF Columbia, reported bill 'l9
alter The time OF holding the courts 10 the
District OF Columbia The bill WAS
twice read, by general consent.
A communication was received from the
Department of War. transmitting q state.
Int of ihs axpenditnrps far The ssyera'
armories OF the United States, during the
past year, and of the arms made tn. rein.
The bill which was passed by the Sc.
nate, extending the terms OF Navy Pen.
sons,' caUe back from the House with a.
mendments, restricting the payment OF
pensions to widows TO the continuance of
their widowhoodt as at present practised;
and to orphans to The age Of Is years. On
motion OF Mr.. Lloyd, OF Mass. the Senate
concurred in those amendments.
On motion OF Mr. Eaton, The bill re.
ported this day by the Committee on the
District Of Columbia, to alter the time of
holding the courts in the District OF Co.
lumbia,' was taken up in committee Of the
whole. II was reported TO the Senate
without amendment; and passed TO be en-.
crossed, and read the third time.
The Senate, as in committee of the
whole, then proceeded TO consider the
bill TO enable the President to carry into
effect the treaty made at Client, the s4lh
December 1914, excluding foreigners
from trade g. intercourse with he Indian
tribes within the United States, and to
preserve the fur trade within the limits Of
the said United States TO American citi.
zens.' MIR. Eaton was called TO the chair.
A discussion took place on the merits of
this measure.
The Senate adjourned.
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The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE,
MIR, Wicklifs, from the committee to
whom the Presidents message on the sub.
Ject was referred, reported bill 'appro.
prIating money 10 assist the states of Ken
lucky and Ohio 10 open a canal round The
tails OF Louisville, Kentucky which va,
twice read and committed.
The bill from the Senate, Extending
the term Of pensions granted to persons
disabled, and to the widows and orphans
OF those who have been slain, or who have
dice in consequence OF wounds or casual
ties received while in the line oil their d.
", on hoard the private armed ships of
The United States, during the late war;
as amended, was read a third time, pass
ed, and returned TO the Senate.
The bill 10 amend an act, entitled An
act for the establishment Of Turnpike
Company in the county of AIexandria, in
The District OF Columbia was read third
time, passed, and sent to The Senate.
Mr.. Allen OF Massachusetts, gave no.
tice, that on Monday next, he should call
up the consideration OF resolution sub.
mItted by him, on the subject of fixing a
time Tor the adjournment OF this House.
Or. Randolph gave notice that on Sc
tnrday, he should call up the resolution
formerly submitted by him in relation to
changing the per diem allowance OF Mem.
bers OF this House.
REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
The House then went into committee OF
the whole on the bill to amend the sevs'
raj acts laying duties on Imports
Condict in lbe chair.
MIR. Clay concluded bis remarks on The
general principles OF the ariff. He wss
succeeded by Mr.. Rankin, who continued
bis remarks till past 3 o'clock, when De
gave way for fiolitI tbzI The committee
riss. AtjoutLst.
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POETRY.
From the Charleston Courier.


FRANK osBALpis ONES LAMENT OVER THE
GRAVE OF DIANA vERNoN.
sYou know how long and happily lived
with Diana You know how lamented her {:
b.t YOU do not -cannot know how much she
deserved her husbands sOrrow.' Ro6 hoy.
Oh! we had loved, when Joy was near,
And tondly smiling iiirted DER US
Yes. we have loved through hope and fear,
As lovers ne 'er have loved before US.
Oh. we have loved. when grief hath spread,
With hand profane. its thorns around as;
When woe It's mildew o'er us shed,
And IN its iron hand / ath bound us.
We've loved--but where are now the hours
Oi bliss that love was ever bringing!
Or wnere are now the blooming HoweIs
That IN our path were ever sPTmSmg!
We've loved = b., where is now that CHARM
That like a radiant star was beaming:
Where j, its ray so bnSht and warm
That o,ei US was even streaming!
. Those hours of bliss with thee have He'd;
That star, DIANA now hath faded
Tie { sose, on thy tomb lie dead
When thou vast Zone they dropped unalded'
Yes, se have Low ed, hen one by one,
The friends Of early youth have vanished;
Till every bea,ning eve was gone,
W here radiance once all sorrow oanlshed.
We, stii. we loved, although around
Have we beheld deaths de astation;
BIr,t IN each othei still We found
can Eden OF our own creation"
put e en- those visions OF delight
Tn insat,ate foe OF man hath broken;
OF all that once was tar OF bright,
Remembrance holds the only token.
OH there's cord within my breast,
Visions of former bliss awakning;
When memory's touch is on il prest,
IL vibrates till nay heart is breaking.
From earth's delights and JOYS, oh why
Should fate form so beauteous sever!
How could IL doom heart to die,
That should have lived in bliss forever?
And am left Ger thy cold tomb
drink the bitter draught of sorrow;
(! feel within my soul the gloom
Oftnat dark night which knows no morrow.
That nigbt-the night Of fell despair
Forever spreads its curtain Ger us;
Within me all seems chill and drear--
Without-thy tomb is still before me.
Farewell thy heart hath ceased to beat,
Thy calm blue eyeis closed forever,
Farewell, farewell, until we meet
To part agan-oh! never, never!