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high HANDED NILLtNY.

Lr'raet Of n letter from gentlemen al Pa
mama, 10 Il house in .Ne,p York, dated
august Il.
on The It'll, the SantMdcr. of AZ guns.
Capt. Sprrys, arrived u, this place, hrlng
NY about twenty passengers, and upwards
VI S20o, 900 IN specie which MAS landed the
@me day, and about 10 Spanish prisoners.
ihe same evening the crew mutined and
"I possession of the vessel, leaving tho
MNWan and some of the officers on shore.
a1f hagsag" OF all the passengers, incIu
ivy Wr iPnIs I" large amount belonging
H. "aHidnais, "ds carried of, inclndlng
VIZ dispatches u! Com. Hull, for nur go
''hem. The remainder of the officers
r'V Netr IN board, were put into small
I,''' and arrived N Panama next morning
o" sorry Ia say the rinsleader in this bn
''"s. an American by the name of vii
.""' "hG rs appointed commander. Ii is
a'II's'a they have gone either To Manila
~. LIMA IN Join the Royallsis. The cap
"'' ana one Of the passengers, an Ameri
GU g." gentleman, haze gone IN pursuit of tn,
EI'"indrr il d small schooner, III hope,
",F! ran prevail on thrm 10 return, bu
y" very little prospect of success.
II APPEARS that Mr.. NJ. was u Ias,enseI
Tue Santander from Qua, quill, aud lel'
an papers ~, on board. lie innmedlatcl,
,''fa IN smal schnnNc ot 40 tons, II
''E'S OF o'er,aking the brig
...s6S"-
lhs Export. Of eotton from Mobile du
''g the year ending she Soih Sept. 1924
were 10 Foreign ports Including S775 tn IL
'"l"o'1 1910 bales, aud coaslr lse, fincIu
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New WAYS amA Tarces.
.MNSlN. Us n SciSMce.

v7>iih shhstfiher intend. posi,itely 10 re-
d move FROM This place ~ so"n Ms hi, 8.
udnd shssion expires. frr.ans wishing to pro-
fl by hi, mode of tuition shohld therefore
make Immediate application. lie Inns y lnrre
COLLECTION ot Mi'siC, and N, slcAL IN
of on liberal Ihrih. A distbhni viii be ihnde
10 those who purchase by the ,iuaniiiy.
John a sCOhtIA.
kbvtmhcr 3. tsI3
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ITO be Continued. !

i have heard the toilowing hnocdote re
lated, which is good sample OF Gen. lay
Ior, readiness rhd succcss at Rrparttc, and
which is too good to lie lost. II happened
on public OCCASION, that 4 gentleman fond
of playing upon words Has seated Mt dinner
between Gen. TdyiOr and another gentleman
of .he name of 1hgior the hhmuris com
planned Of his hard fortune in beiG2 seated
between two iaiiOrs-- General Taylor retort-
cd win great vivaciry, llrsl ~ though their
iaie still harder, in hav,rt INT me S00ss BE-
inetu them,
rs Lawyer, Mr. Robertson has proved
Himself on several arduous occasions, IA fair
tct for the urost celebrated ct lie profes-
sion.
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pOSYSCNlpr.
FROM PRECAUTIONARY.


BA1riMoRt, DIT. S0.-B, ilir fast sill.
ing schouner Express, capt. Cliayiur, ARR
.,d here ,.si,rla, Ia fifteen day, from
Jamaica. the editors of the American have
deceived from their attrnti,e Kingston cor
respondent, files NJ Jaihaira papris Ia the
9TH iustan, inclusive, from With they ~
tract the following gratifying and I'm
portani intelligence from Peru.
VICTORY OF BOLIVAR
From the Extraordinary Cdretd del isthho,
Of iii stpt inst.
The following ullicial standardization
Vas received bt thu Grnrral Con,manlani,
II hating hren brought by tb- Colombian
schuoncr aucntlaco, which anchored M
this port lraiamal In 10 days from uuen-
cbeCo:
fepubiir ot Peru, ftnrii,o,
august iBih, 1894.
To the Intrnd,nt aud Grnernl tn,iiihalid-
lug the Department Of the lSthmus Of
ranainas
SIN: II Is with Feelings III tlic highest
satisfaction that ! have the honor of euelo-
closng yum the Gazette at this city, eoh-
timing The official nrcouts of The brilliant
affair ~ Jun,n tie particulars nf wh,rh
were feeel,pu hire last night. This first
anrcrss Cyprus lhn dior II expectations,
Ms brilliant No ihty nfn we'll founded, and
pr"sages n speedy and Irlirllous irrnina-
tlon Ut that war nhrli has desulatrd thai
tich county Peru
The battalion "i 1ulla, aid ihe sdila-
dfohS bf horse, and hragoon of the guard,
Joined thr head quarters I'll ihe Iibeiiahor
tBdli,sr,l til. day after The action of Junin.
Although the official accounts transmitted
by the Secretary Gtntfal nf. Very we'll
detailed, must inkn the llbtily nj nd
dressing IA few minute particulars, which
have been extracted from private letters.
received here, from TN. officers Dflhr army
and Whieh rrudef ,hl, brilliant Victory
more gloriuus, More than u Thousand bf
the rn-my's cavalry, ad,anthgr0u.iy past
I'D, lace b.cu d.s,rnycd by only 400 oI
uur horse! tantcrac, Ia person, command
ri the themy's casally, ~ did the lsiherai
Tor (}uli,arl uuls.--Cantefae iled before
the Lll,ertndor, having experienced his ir.
fesslstbl. power The ca,nlly Ut the
en.m, aas tie flower Of the Royal army
composcd of us oldest veterans aud the
greatest part Spaniards. The shock WAS
terrific, aud our cavalry s,gnalls,d them
selves by prod,pies oi ,alouf. Cant-fat
displayed all HIS -hill and ,albui hui nv
MAS coihp.Iltd III nuke shameful flight
| troin few brave patrlnts, whb WIRE, IL
number, hardly equal 10 on. third of ,hbst
whum he rdmhianded. The LibcriadDr,
rs uaual, espuscd hlns, II III il- most dan
grrJus situations but his presence (which
Is we'll mblIhy ati army soon compelled
the disappearance of taniaac, and his
old y,trrali troops.
This tdwn has received The satisfaction, ,
intelligence with in.Sprrsslhie Feelings %
delight. All are tnihrncd with III. linf,
breath Of liberty, that they with feaso'
hope III SEE consolidated b, The rtifaordi
mary genius of him who has undertaken l"
give them rolinirJ with peace nnd hap
plness ant, &cs
JOSE GABRIEL. PEREZ.
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may imagine what kind OF fa,tis tl,. WAS,
when the chief doctors nnd fathers of their
church were the ports.
Ernuris Rarou
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tdM hijStcA1Eb.

COM
There is sdmrthing peculiarly affecting
Ia the rontrinplali,e mind III Witnessing
ihe mai h of death among ihr sons bf men.
We feel, as the giant approaches the bed
deer. pithde and age, that he comes Ms
friendly muuilor, prpcalming, itiiml 1T
toneurd," Bshofd The mnges Of sin rs
deuM Tie blow falls nU then So heavily,
brcaii,c Nature had taught ia 10 expect ii.
But when W. weep over his WHIT ~ n young,
aniablt and discreet friend, whu gaN pro
mise Of future usefulness, ae dwell upon
the hiybtcri"us pro, idenOe with retctencej
and, as we turn frhm the gate thai ron
talns The being NE loved, w tsclnin, nilh
one of old, "Thy Nays rre past finding
out :" II Is of TIN young aud old akr
that the poet ihakcs the affecting dtclaIa
tiun--
For Us they 'cken, and for us they dir
These reflections have heen suggested by
the death of JAMES T.. JONES. late Uf
the county Of Bedford, Va. who urpatted
thi, life on The 25th ut. IN the 8 list ytaf of
his age, after Il long and painful illness,
which he bore With Christian nJrifde.-
He gate satisfactorily evidence ia his last
moments that he MAS going To rest in A
hralIam's bosom, where PAIN sorrow aud
sckness, and even death Itself, shall be for
excl extinct. In the death bf this ybung
inan Virginia has lost one Of her pfOihlsiDs
sous, society bne lis brightest ornaments,
fum.ruts connection due OF their tnost
aftctonaie rrlnilohs fund aud ndulg.ut
fhU,htt bhe Of her greatest s6hrcrs vi com
fort ia this life!
We 1--we ~ Jie--then die IL live again.
-EoNB4u.-
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I SHALL PETITION to tire next &c
/ neral assembly of Virginia, t0r divorce
from my vide May Ann Porter. ..
'' Tnos PORTER
October % 81 II
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stu remained in the departments OF Guay-
sllos and TruxiIlo, and consisted of 5000
Coiombans and 1000 Peruvians. That
The troops which had BEEN sent III him
from Chlll had bern ordered home in con
srquehce of their Chief, iatagrro, having
been superseded by Bolivar. That the
Spanish army in f.ru amounted tu %, 900
That Bolivar VAS suspected of amhi
tious views, and that his object was IL be-
come Emperor as we'll AS Dictator THAT
for accusing him OF this design two Co
lomhiau Colonies, and i4leui,tiant Culo-
mel hal been shut, K that both the Bu.nos
Ayrratl md Chilian governments N,re op
posed 10 Colombia, which they considered
as common Enemy. These accounts
evidently are colonr,d by persons hustle
To the Columbian ltrpn6lic but they
show that The reports which have been
circulated for weeks and months, that
Bolivar had iecaptttred Lima, and Callao,
were iorgercs, and that h. had been
long inactive. Bosi. Cent.
-.eGA~..
Gredt business. Insurance Com
Pany of New Orleans, which has u capital
of three hundred Thousand dollars, di, ,drd
M three hundred shares, with but one tenth
within the last slx years, after paying one
huLdrcd and sixty eigh, thousand dollars
LOSSES, forty six dnJArs aud twenty FIVE
e'nts per sh"is per annum.
London.-No city IN Chrstrhdont an
nounces itself 81 far, %, sends To such i dis
lance the decided intimalions of its extent
and power. Twenty miles before It's pin
Ia Lack
cloud Of smoke aud vapour that hangs
over IT. as perpetual canopy, Is seen Ia
swell up III the hntizon like the darn ia ms
al sea-, which SOMETIMES announce he APP
Prrach IL u vast continent. Almost "a lar
oil an Increase IN the amount of passen-
ger, IS pcrcrptblr. Stage COACHES, of all
SIZES AID forms, crowded with passengers
on Their tops, thai make them seem in
stlucl nlln lite, hurry by In suscrssion, 4
Inc post-tha,srs and -quipag.s multiply 10
snoH nunbcra, that one not accustomed To
calculate me wide influence of 81 great a
ely, en- hardly persuade himself that hers
not airtady approaching lis very suburbs
sumo miles, however, before he IS even
50 MAR - this, tine numbers of every thing
moving begun To look like crowds, y soon
afterwards the crow dis fall into an dlmost
taccesant and uninterrupted stream. In
tia mean tine, the roads and Streets are
CROWNS, WIDE, and the shops more frequent,
aicn, aud SNOWY. The villages disappear,
o. rather become considerable towns aud
fhr towns are gradually changed into
CONTINUED succession of suburbs, through
the mldst Of which the astnnlshrd stranger
ha,trus forward, until, driven perpetual.
for"ald by the nnbrohen torrent, he finds
himself borne, nj last, into The endless
mult,tudes of the metropolis itself.
.N0rth .1mericdt ReritW.
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Tire quarrel. and divisions abbut religion
were ~ il. Unknown To the h+athen. The
reason WAS, beconst the religion ofhe hea
h,n consisted rather in rites and e.reno
MES, than il any constant belief: for ysu
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Notice.

10y ylrlue of II deed in trust executed 10
ID the subscriber by Henry Mottis, Tor car.
tnln phrposss in said deed expressed, which
snij deed is duly bt record In the hustAnxs
court of The Corporation ot byuchbn,g,I shall.
on Saturday the 10th Hay ol Novembtr ips,.
,,rosr 10 '"lr, by way vi public nnc,iop, f,r
cash, nj the late Residence oi said Morris, s,i
Tho
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NEW BOOKS.

I HAVE just treriv.l and hate fi,t sale,
! the Virginia House hifc, Method Is the
Sonl of Management" This is npty tbhE-
aud IL is Thought 10 BE- tl,e best work Oh thok..
cry Tint tver app.ntcd beiute. Also, n very
rstehsive assortment Of
New WAYS amA Farees,
\ Narrative df Pedestrian Journey through
Persia ahd Siberian tnrlare, froln TIN from
tiers Of ChIna io tile tronen sea, ahd knh,- ;
thetkn, performed ,lnfihg the ,enrs lego. .
ls2l, is22, and 1924, by Cr,ra,n Duhdass
toohrnhr, h. n. together will great tario.
~ ol ncw works. ADRIAN Il. NORTH
November q. 1ti3
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Household and Kitchen Fur
llltIll.c.

large Bell, ! Cows srhool-room Tnrniiurr-
silver watch aud Gold ScnI, together Win a
large and Valuable collecli1n of Bosk..
L. ANTHONY.
November o. owlJ
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N.@gars Of LiSboa.-Mrndicanc is an
Interesting rXcrrscence IN the face Of
every cl,lilz,d society bn, The systematic
conduct in Lisbon readers ii there more
than usually amusing. We have two sets
of brggars regularly in actinh--the day
Collectors, and those of evening, who have
ilrif exclusive hours for operation, Their
exclusive modes nj obtaining charity, and
who never, | believe, infringe upon the
rights or cop, holds of each other. The
bcssars 81 The day are the monsters like
lhusr of England Or ireland, men ur NO
men, indiscrirninat.ly wdtklng upon the
rudrr prmciplrs of the silence that Is,
taking care To he clamoroos enough ~
their cutlery, aud sufficiently filthy IN Their
aspect ; by which means they leisure II
,rlhopd ii tney are Inbd"ratcly onch-
sip, with the chaAcc ~ Il fortune where
thcy are So lucky is t. be unbcarable. But
the adv eniutcs of evening consist entirely
of iemalcrs. i}lld w0nle generally
Young, but always perfectly neat and
clean loss of sight being All nhrmity from
Whatever cause, very common M tins
country, and children from about fur Ia
eight years ofage, pa krd odt tUr this cal
linz according IL the degree Of their persbh
al beauty. and dressed td the greatest pos
slbe ad, antagr, without ady show of po
verify at all. Mack,vood's Mdgd>int.
Infancy LdpIess and controiinbit. Fro"
infancy ID rnaul,ood is rather Il tedious lte
Rod, chiefly, suppose, because at that hm.
IRE net u,,der tie contrOui Of others dnd vie
not SUFFERED to hare u wiH Of our o'ch. But
thence downward into the vale of years, IS
such deci,ily, that we have Just an OPP
portunty To reflect upou the s'eepness
oft, aud then find ourselves, at tho bot
tom.
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LAND FOR SALE.

yElE s'ibstribcr otieFs 70 sale, \ TRACY
- OF LAND, ~ The comfy of gsdfsrd, On
Little otter, containing a acres There are
10 nr 40 of rich bottop,. nm . ,,csE ,un,in..
through the centre of the plnntnii.n. Ii.
Upland - gold, and II. ron,i,rr.bic po,lian ut
eiet'len, toGaet" hmd 10 clear lli.nhina
soil, easily thltiv"'rd, prodn.int L.s efo,s,
and nliliin mpc mud u half vf III. town 81
L'hfffy where .cre isalnsys - nlarkt, for al
surplus! corn, Inis, hHy, &c 81. mae al the
plan'ailn"' nmerous fine springs, and every
description II fruit trees.
aiso, one other Tract,
~ said "',uniy, ON Failing creek, on which
, ne SUI 'cribrr resides, containing $40 Acres.
hen Is an elegant mill site on the creek run
"''os through the land, where n commence
me Owns mHde by former Owner. There.
NE nboui 50 acres OF button land on Tho
rteek, winch produces eiegnnt tobacro The
hrger part Of the plantation having been re-.
Gently cleared, is ia rood Heart, producing
good crops. burgnin may be Ind IN these
lands. ROBERT G. PENN
November q. wIvI3
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ding 1899 10 New York sa872 do. Al
50, from Blakrly, during the same period
4745 bales. The decrease IF Export dn,
ring the year 1874, as compared with the
year l3 % was 4l3T haies.
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From The rocGc.-Ad,icts have been
received in Jamaica fftm Panama and
Chasres. to the i-' Sept. many days t W.,
attest. Tray .rpoh, tllat Boi'ar'' army
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The follow Z toast WAS proposed hy
Grr. La Fay,il., al the Masonic d'nnrr IN
New York.
The nays and yeas 90 the QUESTION OF
Masonry. Fhe uays, fraurls the Second
at Austria, and Ferdinand the Seventh
81 sram: The Yeas, Hashangton aud
EaaIhn
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lanes Dillard, Within Price. Thomas
Wbne, Peter Foster, Area. Perkins, Wade
Mo,by. John Wat, Richard Allen, William
Payar, john Smith, Iirz klah Morton,
Thomas Moe,e, GrorSr BRk"morr, John
Woodsop. john Moudy, Peter Fr'nrisro,
Joel Jones, Joseph Christian, lsh"m Alien
Chal., ,irr, J nm Long, Matthew Es
se.,on, David NJ. Randolph, john Mount
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-14
REPUBLICAN, MEETING.

AT an adjourned meeting of the Republicans of
Sussex county, held at George Town, on Tuesday
the I'm OF September, 1924, DAVID PENNEwILL,
Esq was unanimously called to the chair aud JOHN
goshen chosen secretary.
he conierees from this county to the State con-
ference at Dover. having reported 10 this meeting
that DR.. ARNOLD NAUDAIN had been unani4
mousy recommended by that conference as the Re-
publican candidate for Representative to Congress
ii was on motion, unanimously
Resolred, That we approve of the nomination,
and do recommend the said DIR. ARNOLD NAU-
DAM to the firm and undivided support of the
Republicans oil this county, as Representative from
this state to the Congress OF the United States.
Resotred, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the Delaware Watchman.
DAVID PENNEWILL, Chairman,
JOHN goshen, Sec'y.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.
NOBLE EXAMPLE.

Last evening about six O'Clock, Chesnut-sreet wharf
a man was near drowning The alarm reaching the ears
o the intrepid KID who conversing with friend IN
store close at hand he the of distress punu
ed n seized the poor man by the arm, and held him until
the assistance ct "a boat came and took them in,
Mr.. JAMES p. KID, the of this noble YOUTH is
mdshPman in navy and has been serving his country
ever since the fitting out the expedition against the pirates
HE has Just returned in the United States ship John Adams
would be well 10 mention that this is the third or fourth
instance OF Mr.. Kids highly meritorious work In the
harbor of Boston, in 1921, Kid then being attached to the
Independence "a, boy discovered by the crew of
that ship sinking through the ice. boat was Immediate
Ily pushed off to him. Kid among the number
The boat being too much mpeded by the ice Kid got out
and ran considerable distance, and a breaking through
1.-THE ice several tmes he succeeded in gaining the bow and
holding him until Tire boat arrived For this melorios ac.
lion the Humane Society presented him with gold medal.
with an appropriate inscription. This medal was in his
pocket at the time he rescued the last individual
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HEALTH,
The greatest Of all earthly blessings.

t this of the year, when is highly proper
"A and important to cleanse the Stomach and Bowels cf
Redundancy Of bile and all perncious and
aions, the propretors Of LEES excellent .76foas
Pills would very respectfully advise the Of several doses
tem and thereby in many instances prevent Headaches,
sickness the Stomach obstinate distractions of the
els scorching Feyers, &c.
CT Please 10 ask for Lees limitations Pills. with the
signature Of NOAH RIDGELY,
Late Eehael Lee s. Co. as none others are genuine.
To Mr. Noah Rdgelv,
Dear Sr,--avng made use of the various Pills in my
family, offered to the public for the last twenty five years.
and having found your celebrated Anti Bilious Pills the
most eficc in cleansing the stomach and bowels,
moving head aches sick stomach and having used them
for seyera years past have hesitation in staing that
believe them Gas represened) vaR1be family he
dcae. JACOB SMALL,
Conway.street, Baltimore.
Sold by JOSEPH SCOTT at his Book and fashionable Hat
store, No. IS, Market street, Wilmington, the following
tried and highly approved Medicines
Lees Ambitious Pills, so cents per box.
Lees Elixir for Cold and Coughs l dollar per vial
Lees Nervous Cordial l dollar per vial.
LEES Lozenges for destroying Worms, so cts per box
Lees Ointment for the Itch so and ST. cts per box
Lees Essence of Mustard for Rheumatism, &c. dollar
per vial
Lees Ague Drops for Agues and Feves, rs cents per
vial.
Lee's Lotion for letters, Erupons &C. doll perboe
LEES Specific for the Fenereal dollar per VIAL dollar
per box.
Lees Eye water, SO cents per vial.
Lees Tooth Ache Drops so cents per vial
Lees Tooth Powder, 50 cents per box
Lees Corn Plaster, 50 cents per packet.
Lees Anodine Elixir for Head Aches, doll per vial.
Lee's Lip Salve 50 cents per box.
UI Numerous of CURES could be annexed of the
happy and good effects that have followed Of these
Justly Celebrated Family Medicines,
but the publisher has not for them in this paper
Sept. 1874. 79-20t
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FOR THE WATERMAN.
LA FAYETTE'S MONUMENT |

have seen in of the Newspapers of this Borough,
invitation the citizens to illuminate their houses,
testimony of our esteem for expected vser, Gen. La
fdyete. opposed to that plan, because think, on
such occasion should sudiousy avoid every thing
which could give unnecessary pain, or be likely to fix an
unpleasant stigma any of our fellow citizens. We may
render sufficient honor to distinguished guest without
resorling TO illumination. Let us adopt plan which
would confer and higher honor visiter and
crafty the noble feelings Of his benevolent heart. Let
select Committee of respectable citizens, who SHALL
the evening Of the Generals arrival visit every house in
Borough and solicit donations subscriptions for the
establishment of FREE SCHOOL, on the LancaSterdn pan
On The succeeding day let that Committee report to our
Guest the amount of the raised consequence of his
visit We should not, under circumstance memorable
descend poor and stale limitations, and do act because
Others have done it, Let exhibit ourselves as an intel
ligent and rational, while Free People. The es
Enlistment of the proposed School would form monu
ment durable than marble and more dgnlfed than
all that have yet been erected to the of La Fayette
Indeed, the execution of the plan, under the direction OF
cultivated and liberal mins would confer lasting benefit
hundreds of younger citizens and generations
yet unborn. In what way could honor our Guest so
transfer to future ages noble record of
his visit to our Boroughi HOWARD.
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Auction and Commission Store.

rgNIE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they have opened luctiol and Commits
sian Store, at No 4, High street, door M iAaa
Larkn's store where sales will be held every Saturday
morning. The srctest attention will be paid property
entrusted to their care and every facility rendered those
who may favor them with their The auction 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, Corvs &c.
opposite the Indian King Hotel, Saturday mornings:
and opposite the Wilmington and Brandywine Bank OH
Wednesday mornings.
Sales of Real and Personal Property promptly attended
to- either in Town or Country, on reasonable terms.
BROWN & BAILEY.
Wilmington, Sept. IA. 70
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a laconic iSpeaker.-Among the members OF Par'
lament who are notorious tormaking short speeches
Is Sir isaac Coffin. a native of America. On "A late
occasion, when the new Church Bill was under dis
eussion, he made the following speech:
SirI Cotfin-amidst loud cries of "Queston.''-
ssI saw let us 20 ,o,l, and have the churches
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Lancaster, September z
BEAT THIS

This city has long been famous for the cultivation
bf plums. Among the rarities we have seen thi:
\ ear is yellow .Nagnum Bonum, raised in the Gar
rlcn of Mr.. George Wtzel, weighing ounces
measuring round six and one quarter inches ant
seven inches. ! Gazette.