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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-03-29
MONDAY Observation-Disclosures 20, 1921.

sea-. their safeguard, and their sanctuary
chncrs.3
',Yetit was. absolutely heart breaking
~ behold their miserics, their ruiz I'd
fortunes, their wretched families how
eyer, Britain, he trusted, will enable
them to visit their descendants in South
America. where they might kindle new
fame oS liberty, greatness, and glory
lond cheers. Let our support Of them
not be degraded by the name Of charity.
When the Stuarts, by their arbitrary
measures drove many of our patriots
from the states of the continent, and now
the sympathy ofthe British people would
show they were not iorgetfnl of their for.
mer obligations Iloud chcers.] Though
The iysant olstheir country might pro.
scribe their names, con6scate their pro-
perry, condemn their lives, and destroy
their families, he could no, rob them of
that glory which British people can
always enjoy; this was entirely beyond
his reach loud chcers.] Upon these
gY uDds propose to drink--sT'he healths
Of Mira, Arguelies, Alava, and the other
i'lustrious Spaniards who have sought
protection in this country"-Drank with
three times three, and loud cheers. -
Air--"Tyrolese song of Liberty
To the Editor offhc .Alerandria Herald.
Dear Sir-By inserting, in your valua.
bic paper The piece over tho signature
Of 4" Feneilo" contained in this paper, you
will Particularly obiigc an old and sin-
eers friend; and subserve the cause of
christianity. March %, 1924.
THE PRESIDENCY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-08
Wilmington and Georgetown Mail
Stage, Tia Ntiocast!e, St. Georges CaMreVs
fridge. Smyrna, DOrer and milford.

stage, Ia CftWcHSIe3 ~. peUISFS, GUHtMttt
bridge. Smyrna, Dorer and .W9ord
VIII run three times week-leavng FL Landlords Inn,
Wilmington, every Monday Wednesday and Friday,
O'clock A. NJ aud arrive al Georgetown The next day al
o'clock, r. N. Returning, leaves Georgetown on Mondays,
Wednesdays and fridays, AZ O'Clock, A NJ and arrives
at O'clock. r NJ The next day-Fare through S. rs
this line is connected with the Virginia Mail Stage line,
William NAPLES being propietorn both lines, which
leaves Mili,boruugh every Wednesday morning, passing
through Berlin popartown Snow Hill, Homtnwn, Acoo-
mac Court House, BELL Haven, Frankown, and Northamp-
ton House, Virginia. Iunsers Ferry being in good
orterA
Wilmington and Chestertown Mail
Stare, ria .NidILetown, Warcirk, & Georgetoooa
Cross Roads
viii run three times week, leaving Eli Iamborns Inn.
Wilmington, on Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays, at Z
o'tlock A. NJ and arrive 5 L, NJ. Returning leaves
Peacocks G, Cheslertown, Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays at o'clock, A. VI and arrives at Wilmington,
at o'clock, p. This line is connected with the Eason
Mai Stage. Fare to Chestertown, s..
ELI LAAlBORN, Proprietor.
July 81, 1894. 66-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-08
DEAF AND DUMB.
UanriLte, X.

Danrilte, Ky. Sept. II.
A few days since an Elephant was exhibited in
this place. The Deal and Dumb Pupns OF the
Asylum among the Spectators, and upon their
ceurn home, one OF them, young lady, was Ie-
quested to commit TO paper the ideas suggested to
her mind by the visit. In short time she pre-
sented the following, entirely her own composition,
not having received the least aid from any person.
This young lady has been under course OF lnsttucs
lion about fifteen months. The reaGer can draw
his usions as 10 the ntillly and importance
oil schools for the instruction OF the unfortunate
Deaf and Dumb. Olire Branch.
"Nr. Mitchell and Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr went
with all the deaf and dumb TO The elephant.
l was astonished al It'll never saw one betoie IN
Danye; and she has very large body, almost as
la, ge as three horses, and IS very hbh-anI She has
a large rGuid foot. the gentleman Can get upoH
her back and ride. She has strong tunk anu the
man go 10 her tunk and She pulled man upon
her back with her trunk, aud she shakes herself
with the mau; and he told the elephant 10 lie down,
aid he moved his ieet around upon her body; and
he told the elephant 10 get up, and she dld. HE
held a little giri with his and rode on The es.
plants trunk with the little gll. he man told
the elephant to bow TO the people, and she did And
a man told the elephant open her mouth, turn
ar uhd to show the people, and she did 1t. / he
gentleman asked her to kiss han aud hug him with
her trunk and she did it, He poured inc wafer in
the bottle, and then he put Ii OH The ground, and the
ele phant took tbs bottle wnh her trunk and She
pulied he cork out OF it, d. nk and she gaze the
enleman The bottle and the cork Win t.unk.
God made the great elephant admire and
love Cod"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-08
THE PENNSYLVANIA
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

NAILL hold their Second Exhibition and Cattle Show
wv on IWURSD.fY and FRID.4Y, The IA and 18th
days OF OCTOBER next, al CHESIER, on The river De-
laware, Delaware county, Is miles from Philadelphia;
When, conformity with the Act OF Incorporation $50
dollars will be offered in premiums for Neat Cae-15O
dollars for Sheep-125 dollars for orses-28 dollars for
SWine-135 dollars for Crops-85 dollars for Butter,
Cheese, Sugar Pearl Ash, Domestic Wines Cider and
Implements Of Illsbandy1f5 dollars for Household Ma
nuIactures15 dollars for oxen at the Plough more
than less than years oldl5 dollars for Oxen al the
at tile Pough-5 dollars for the best Poughman with
OXen-5 liars for the best Ptoughnan with Horses
under certain restrictions, stipulated in the bills.
The Directors having rented the land upon which the
Exhibition is to be held and the farms acent thereto
and being assured of the cooperation of the High Sheriff
Of the County, well Of the Magistrates of ike neigh
borhood will punish with the utmost rgor the law, any
nracon Of the 10th section of the Of interpretations
Of the regulations which they have established for the
quiet and good conduct of the Exhibition.
Although the Society have been necessarily constrained
to limit the distribution Of their premiums, for the ecs
enumerated in the larger bills they will be glad receive
for Exhibitions and properly notice any animal, implement
OF husbandry, article of domestic manufacture, which
by is FORM usefulness, or the ingenuity of its construction
shall be deemed worthy of distinction.
As the Exhibition viii be held near a town affnrdi g
ample accommodation by its nns and the Of easy
graed by the presence of such agrcuurss of this and
the adjacent States shall feel interest in their pro
ceedings
The Directors absolutely nhbit all persons from erect
ing any booth, placing any cart, table, bench, any
other NATTER for the sale of food upon the premises eas
ed to them. JONATHAN ROBERTS, President
JOHN HARE Powell, Corresponding Secretary
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-08
j. SHTNN's PANACEA.

vHvIIE subscriber having discovered the composition of
al SWANS celebrated Panacea, has supply on
hand for sale he has reduced the price from IS so to
50 So or by the dozen ~.
All charitable institutions in the U. States and the poor
will be supplied gratis.
the citizens Of the principal cities and towns, will APP
point agent to order and distribute this medicine to the
poor, it will be supplied,
This medicine is celebrated for the ofhe following
Diseases " scrofua or kings evil liberated purd
Throat, long standing rheumatic affections, cuaneous dis
leases, white sWeng and diseases of the bones, and all
leases generally of ucerous character, and chronic dis
leases, generally arising in debated constitutions but
more especially from syphilis, affections arising there
from; ulcers in the arynX, nodes &C. And that dreadful
disease occaoned by long and excessive OF mercury,
l&c. 1t is also useful in diseases of he liver.'
CERTIFICATES.
have within the last years had opportunity OF
seeing several of very nveerae ulcers which hav-
ling resisted previously the regular modes Of treatment,
were healed by the of Mr. Swaims Panacea, and do
believe from what have seen that il will prove mpor-
tat remedy in scroulous and mercura Diseases
". CHAPMAN, NJ ID.
Professor of the Institutes and Practice Of Physc the
University of Pennsylvania.
have employed the Panacea OF MIR Swain numerous
instances, within the last three years, and have awa
found it extremely eihcacious, especially in secondary
syphilis, and mercurial disease have no hesitation III
pronouncng it medicine ofinestlmabe value.
W. GIBSON, NJ. ID.
Professor of Surgery in the University OF Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, FEB. IL, 1928.
JOHN sIiINN, CHEMIST.
N B. For sale at Smith & Pearsalls, y. E. corner Of
Third and Mark ct Streets Philadelphia.
Dec. 50, 1925. s.
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EXTRACT.
8o--6t

" Man though born with faculties TO reach through
the depths OF time, and powers to flourish through
the ages Of eternity, seldom looks beyond the ire
sent hour. or is but affected 10y present objects.
The Immortal soul, confined to his mansion of
earth, becomes enamoured of her habtann and
n time peisuades herself that +" here she has de-
light to dtceit = hence she is socitous how she may
repair the lettering wall, and support the irali fabric.
Yet, surely this attachment is strange. Constanlia,
since, Notwithstanding her solcitule Tor lis preser
yation this frame will soon TALL, and very soon
moulder into its native earth.
Yet little while, and every breast that is now
warm with hope, busy with design, shall drop into
the cold and senseless grave. The eye that IS read
ing this page shall be closed in darkness, and the
hand thai writes it shall DC crumbled into dust.'
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COMMITTEES.

0f.7rangemeat- Roberts, William Darlington
Richard b. Jones, John G. Watmoush, John Hare Powell
Henry L. Waddell, John WicoX William Harris, Reuber
tIancs, Manuel Eyre.
For Neat Cane-Thomas Smith, Thomas serrill, vii
liam Harris, Mathew Roberts, Richard b. Jones.
Horses Manuel Eyre, Agernon Logan, George
Blight, John G. Watmough, John Wilcox, Enos Morris.
SHEEP and S7pine.-Samuel West, Job Roberts, William
Evans, Elijah Lewis, Samuel Davis.
Products Of the SoiL-George sheaff, George w. IIo
stein, William Darlington, Samuel West, Joseph George.
implements Of Neutrality-suspicious. ilaines, Henry l.
Waddell.
.Nan9factwea. Stephen Duncan, William Darlington,
John Elliot of Montgomery.
0ren a the Plough.-Job Roberts, Mathew Roberts,
w. Holsten.
Horses at Me Plough,-samuel Davis, Samuel West
James Worth, Sept. 49, 1924 80
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THE CHRISTIANS HOPE.

Let the Christians cross he as heavy as it will,
he has crown Of pardon and l,Ie to put against it
in the balance OF the promises. Standing the
rock of the divine promises, he can say Heaven
is mine and there my God, my Rsdeen;er, NY
Comforter, my kindred and the friends Of my youth.
hough must pass through yate oil tears, and
through the dark valley OF death, yet how revving
is it to know, | am now in the way that leads to
that blessed klngdom where every shall be wlp-
led away and where the heart shall os gladdened
with the light Of eternity, and with the tulness Of
ioy,''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-10-08
Wilmington and Chestertown Mail
Auction and Commission Store.

EgvHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have opened an lnction a'd Commits
sim Stare at No 4, high street, neu door to m ItMam
Lartin's store where sales will be held eyerg Saturday
morning The strctes attention will be paid to property
entrusted to their care and every facility rendered TO those
who may favor them with their custom The auc ion room
will be open every day for the reception Of goods intended
for public private sale
They will likewise attend to the sale of Horses, Cops &c.
opposite the Indian King Hotel, ON Saturday morningsi
and opposite the Wilmington and Brandywlne Bank on
"Wednesday mornings.
Sales Of Real and Personal Property promptly attended
to, either in Town or Country, on reasonable terms
BROWN & BAILEY.
Wilmington, Sept. H. 78-
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Some Literary analysts should setect all the facts,
recipes, and prescriptions, useful to .iIau, and
condense them into a portable r0tume.-LocKE.
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From the Pittsburgh .lercu

From the Pittsburgh .uercury, Sept. %.
RlOT.-An attempt was made, Inc nj 4 hit Of
the 2U,h by mob, 10 lear down The CnCus IL. tnls
city, during the tme OF performance. oesesai
shots we're fired nom the inside OF the Gu Gus and
we are sorry to add, that man named nARI-
ZEIL, a lauuler, wno was not engaged III the anIay,
was killed by amusket shot,
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N. C. WILLIAMSON, P. ".
Bible Society of Delaware,

EoLD their annual meeting at St. Georges, on the
Ill third Tuesday in Ocober (being the 18Th inst at
10 o'clock, A. M-Sermon at The opening, by the Rev,
A. X RUSSELL. L. w. GILBERT, Secv
October l.
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Wilmington and Elkton Mail Stage

n .NeWp0W and LRflsflNhn
will run daily, SUNDAYS exceped-leaving George Pea
cocks Inn, Elkion, at 6 o'clock, NJ and arrive Al Will
mington at ~ O'Clock A. NJ Returning, leaves Eli Lam
boins Inn, sign Of James A. alard, at one O'Clock, +
NJ and arrives at Ekion al O'clock, M.-his line is
continued to Frcpctown, and in time for the Bal
tnore Steam-I Boat. Fare S1,50.
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NO. 1856.
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To those who send, call at the office and pay, during
the months of January july six months IN advance, the
price will be -four dollars year, all who do not, the
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cline he notify the editor of his intention before the
first Of June December, and pay all arreaiages. nom
compliance with these conditions TO be considered new
engagement for six MONTHS and paper will be dlscon
tined without ulment Of them except at the option of
the editor.
ANY person who will procure subscribers, and pay
for them, agreeable TO the above conditions Shall be en-
titled the Waterman long as they complied with
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
less than three months four times for dollar, and TWEEN
y for every subsequent insertions longer ones in pro-
portion Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted, they
wilb continued till forbid Letters to the Editor, to in
sure attention must be post paid.
Advernsfng by the year.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
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J homas hiauuh
John br"Wh
James hebss
Jui'a an" drown
a :. boyd
samuei J. bea''y
MIS- James broom
caroline 300
John boqua
liehfy 'barDer
itonert bel
Mary Ann BAKER
Ls'lla l Dalley
jacob brown =
U
John Cochran
Michael Cherry
Frances Crawford
Mary Ann Craifurd
William Carlisle
X. w. Choat, 2
james Comb
James Campbell
Iachard Clement
John Cassidy
Mary Ann Carey
Benz Chandler
Eilza a. Came
resef Look
WARY CamDersoh
hahe2rer Cainppeh
iteniy Countess
y Mathew COY,
oal'y Anh , aple
hon'as Iiosler
sir, ca'lalgnier
robert chadwick
James larson o,,
.lo,jal, Conner
J9hh Crosiy
d a q
TLomas Challenger
William Cooch ?
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Alexander Howell
Titus D,ck
Mrs. DeEraves
l,,nianin pfIous
John Dllbnw
James Donellv
Lewis DosI4r
Michael
Mathew Draner' .
Elizabeth Daulton
unmb nnnnallv Q
John Dunn
William W Dnrman
Micah Ilouglertv
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WILMINGTON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 1924
LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
e, Wilmington, ID. Oct, 1, 1894
far Letters on this list irilI
: they are advertised.
Matilda Harrison
Solomon Harris
George Hollingsworth
/ j
Harmon Justison
Andrew Jack
Jackson & Bemis
Martha Jaques
George Jackson
James Jarmon
Samuel p. johnson
Thomas Jackson
Deborah Jaque
David Irwin
Levi jackson
Sarah johnson
llughey Johnson
Nathan jackson
Jas. NJ Jones
David jenkins
William Jackson
John Jartlaner
Isaac Jones & Son
k
Mary Kirkpatrick
Martha Kirkpatrick
Andrew Kane
William Kirkpatrick
Thomas Klncade
Aron klair
William KIlvington
Richard Kellam
David Kirkpatrick
Ernest Kroll
George King
Il
Giles I.ambslon
Mrs. II. Liddle
Mir J.. Lane
James Lane, 9
William Ice. 9
John I,attoo
Enoch l.or,le
john Iisle
MARY Lyons
Mary Leber
m
rev Ja,nes r. NJapraw
I,,l,, ,io,.na
William NIonteomery. If.
Ann NIaprihew
Arnes Marshall
lance NIegarvv
El;sabn,h Miller
w,lmam uansnnd
Clatnn Mil,er
Mn Ninll;ca
M.,yarat Mitchell
AMI Mann
William NI,r,an
yy;ll;n,n ,I;nor
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Remaining in the Post Office, Wilmington, d. Oct T. 1894
~ Persons applying far Letters on this list ,rill
please mention that then are advertised.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
FROM ALBANY.

Our democratic friends in New York
have nothing 10 Jedy We have marked out a
course which little time will deyclope, that
will F1ecfualIy preserve the old republican
party, and place your seven wise men in the
very position which they have Iabourcd 10
attain.
A few words may not he unacceptable on
The Presldeotlal question. nnw repeat what
l wrote 10 you on the goth, that IN The State
"f New York. the question lies between Gin
Ton and Crdiciord. IT the votes are retained
IN the hands Of The Legislature, where they
have remained safely during tho election of
Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, and
Monroe, there is no doubt that Mr.. Crawford
will obtain them, and if The law is altered, Mr..
Clinton viii get them, aud from the most
simple and obvious causes. The old federal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-07
PUBLIC SALE


or valuable real and personal PrOPERTY.-Tbe Sub.
TO the pusic has determined sell without the least re-
serve to the highest bidder the premises Thursday
the 18Th OF Feb. next on credit of and years
quail annual instruments, the PLANTATION ON which m.
now resides containing 1883 acres situated ~ the Io,yer
end Of Amelia county, and running at least two mile.
Namozren creek, which makes about 200 acres va
BILE low grounds This plantation adoins the land of John
r. Boiling, aud Jas. Prentis Esgs can lie asserted
without the fear of contradictions, as healthy resi-
dence ms in the satea the quality the land amy
who cboOse to purchase, must Judge for him
self: the Improvements almost entirely new and of
the best kind and immediats possession given.
Al the time and place, and The same manner will
he sold upon credit ~ months hrtween 25 and 80 very
likely and vsluable NkGROES together with the STOCK
Crop Plantation Utensils, &c The stock are of the most
improved breeds, and likely and Valuable nor
all sums under 5 10, cash will be required
BIN. HARRISON.
o There will be no posiponemeni account Of the
weather. - -
D. The bonds win carry interest from the date II The
principal be not puneiualIy paid. H. M A.
Gaita, (Amelis) Jan 10. 75-t,ls
NOTICE is hereby given, that all The cells in the LUna1jc
ho,pit" 10 the city Of Williamsburg occupied and
that no mere patients, male female will he received
me sad hospital until some Of tue said cells vacant
Due notice 81 which wis he given.
BY order Of the Court of Directors
LEONARD HENLEY, CO. u.
JuV a. 1893.
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S. SMITH.

BosroN, Jan. GA meeting Of Merchants
and Manufacturers opposed to the New Ia
riff, was held at The Exchange Coffee House
last e'e Ding
Thiriy-three Poetic addresses have been
presented to the Managers Of The Boston thea.
ire. for the Prize which has been offered.
MISUNDERSTANDING has occurred between
the Massachusetts Commissioners for claims
on the General Government, and the Commits
sioner from Maine-and Governor Paris does
not apptarto think the Claims in good train
for early adjustment.
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CLOVER g. TINOTHY Send


subscriber authorised to sell the tract of land of
Doctor Robert II. Rose, in the county Amherst IL
Is situated on Harriss creek, considerable branch OF
James river and within about miles town of L,u,
Surg Ieonains SIS acreabou, 25i Of which cleared,
~ OF prime low gronnds-tie balance Of the is
wen ao~pte to the culture of tobacco. On the creek EN-
nsced on tins trnet OF aHd there is fine mill Few
tracts of land OF its more value than this
private sale he no, effected before Thursday The 4th
day OF March will that day. IL fair II not tLe
next fair day thereafter Sundays excepted II o'clock
most positively and Internationally he sold the door
OF Inc Franklin Hotel in the town OF Lynrhburg, M public
auction The tsrms will he accommodating. If the sale
he made al auction, the credit will equal pavnnts az
one and years date of the safe bonds with
approved security will he required
January 81. 4S-t2M HICJIARD POI ARD
1 WISH 10 employ IA my faIy The Town OF Ahisg
don Washington county, Virginia, Young lady as n
privae tuoress, who is well Qualified English
auu French languages and music. To such will
give salary of six hundred ollaran find her i'm hoard
ing roon fire, candles, washing, She will have the
attentions. nj, N,,,S Stitri
january 80