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TIE VIE.

TIE VIE.
A writer thus describes her tenderness, &c.
"a. o time, alas when every thing dispIess.
eo me when every object was di,gus,iDg |;
when my suffering, had destroyed sll the vig.
or and energy of my soul, when grief had shut
from my streaming eyes The beauties OF nature,
and rendered the whole universe a dresIy
tomb; The kind attentions OF vile were ca
psble Of conveying secret charm, q silenI
consolation to my mind. Oh scarcely any
thing can render the bowers of feliteDen, so
serene and cornior able, or can as sweeIly soii-
en- oil our woes as conviction that woman ID
not Indifferent 10 our fate"
Mr.. Clubbe, the author of EN- ingenus wo'k
on physogomy, was remarkable for bis lively
turn Of mind and easy tempe. The evening
before his death his physiciaD and intimate
friend D., F,Ust Of He'd eIgh, eeling his pulse
with much gravity, and observing that il beat
more even than upon hIs last visit, My dear
friend" said he, )" if you dom already know,
o. have no, technical expression to- y, ] VIII
tell you what IL bcOts---It beats the dead march. !"
Patrick Hcnry-Who wa, a devout man,
Ieft In his viii me following testimony in iaVo'
Of the Cb lslian religion
81 have now disposed Of all my properly
10 my family there Is one thing no'e wish
! could glye lhem, and tha, is the Christian
Rehgion--lI they had that, and had uot
given hem one shilling, they would hs rich !;
and II hey he'd not hat, and had given Them
all the Id, they would be poor
Vaine Of Justiee -An Auo'ney in France
hsvng b,ugh, charge OF 6aiiG for his son,
advised him nevst 20 work IN ynlD, bui 10 fal.e
contributions on those who wsnled his assist
ance. What, is,her," said the son in sut.
prise" would you have me sell Justice ?"--
" Why not !" answered the ia;her, 4" it is 700
scarce on article 10 be gwen for nothing"
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o. The above Medicine IS for sale 6y
SAMUEL ~. NlNoON,
DRUGGIST AND APO HECARY.

NJ. 10, !HAMEs STREET,
Who has also tor sale a constant supply Of the
tes; kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs. SIC.
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George II. Til
linghast John Il Nason, Providence DIR Tibbitts,
Warwick Benjamin Bsteman, EastGreenwich :
Daniei Garpen'er Uxbridge David Fanum, smith.
field Dr Briggs, Bristol. Thomas Taylor, Little
Rest Rowse la5cock, Westerly DR. Tillinghast,
Wexford jeremiah Williams. arren; Daniel
Brewer, Taunton, (Mass) and the Post. Master at
Satersvr- NJ q 1928
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ny BENJ RESH, NJ
TEMPERANCE.
So--NVater,

IEMPERANCE.
To--Water, Health and Wealth
70 ,,,n ., ,v,, Serenity Of mind &c
5O--Smaii Bscr u
ao--Cider aod Psrry,1 Chez iuIoess,smeug'h
3O--Ale, aod Nou ishment,
9O--Pottcp when taken only IN
t9--Strong Beer, small quannIi:s and
al meals.
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Fancy Handkerchiefs.

A new assortment OF elegant Fancy,
L u GAuze, Velveteen & Grosdite f1andkerchefs,
opened this morning, and for sale by
t.. w. LAWTON.
ALso-A fresh lot Of very handsome blue CALI
GOES, and several other new articles.
July 3, 1924. j8
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BOOTS and SHOES,
PARDON WHITE.

No. IA, Thames street,
sSPEcrFULLY informs his friends
y and the public, that he has on hand all kinds
of Doors and SaoEs. which he will sell as low as
any one in iown
.fisO ehedt-aiI kinds of mems Boots and Shoes
uasui,c ured and repaired, All kinds of ladies'
r. u., ." -ho,s bv a lynn workman april 80
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mlsrcItaneDus ArticIe5.
a MORAL AND PHYSICAL Their
MOM5IER.

II scale Of tie Progress Of Ttmhs,ance and
Ia, mhefdnce.
ny BENZ RUSE,M II.
Liquors win .iI,,is, In thei: usual order.
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Wool Caeding.

WOOL OF all grsGss esrdr1 il.o Rolls ir The ve:e
beat manner, at the u-u.. prices. g. tt suo-
scriber, at his Mills, on the Htst p al. .Llwon's
Valey)-Pay taken in Cash or produce
WALIEE CORNELL.
Portsmouth, July 25
0Trhe subscriber. Agent for receiving aud deliy-
ering Wool in Newport, will guarantee IFS sate and
speedy return. T.. w. LAWION
Newport July 23 Jl29
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-30

aus family, ,couM at any time ahnhtlete heoren
and earth, if it could, rather than fail of carrying
its point"
STA family which has been high in Office and
splendid in wealth, falls into decay from profigacy,
folly, vice or misfortune, they generally turn demo-
Gratis and court the lowest Of the people, with an
ardor an art, skill, and consequently with sue
cess, Wish no vulgar democrat can attain. If
such families are Numerous, they commonly dicide.
Sonp adhere to party, some to another; 50 that
uhicherer prevaits, the country finds itself gorern-
ed By them"
To this State. the M'Lanes, at home, are fedora.
lists, and the Reads are democrats: but the Reads
support the election Of the M'Lanes /; and the NJ
Lanes by their friends, tried lately to thrust of
the Reads into the Senate of the United States, a.
gainst the utmost efforts of the people TO prevent
them. 10 this they were defeated, to be sure but
the prostitution OF principle then displayed by them,
cost the stale its representation; which, by these
intrigues the ederasts have for the present got in
70 their hands again. N0W the MLanes are demo-
Gratis at Washington, as reports from thence state:
and Delaware has offered TO pledge herself in a
Caucus, through the NLanes, TO choose partcu-
lar man. Mr. Crawford, for President; without the
people having any thing more to do with such a
choice than the man in the moon, and choice to
which the whole democracy Of Delaware is oppo-
sed. WIN the people be humhuggcd in this way !?
Most certainly they will not: they will rise in the
majesty of their strength, and consign these two
4 prns families TO their proper stations
CIVIS.
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moment, they too precipately acted in manner
corresponding with their feelings. And really we
think so still" And really we think you are out
again, Mr.. Harker This is very shabby come
of, after abusing them so lavshly for being infiu-
enced by an individual, to so grieyousiy as you
have represented them 10 have done.
Mr.. Harker says" If we have erred, we are
willing to do what can to correct the error"
We say do it, for in your lame apology you have
not made one step towards an atonement TO the
Legislature for the insult you have offered them
He concludes by acknowledging that he has been
in his notice of the measures of the
Legislature - and we conclude this notice of him
and his remarks by advising him not to attempt to
write again until his exhausted mind is r-penished
with ideas, and he really means what he says.
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- 0JjJJ11 ~:

"There was man in Thessay,
And he was wondrous wise,
He ump'd into quickest hedge
And scratched out both his eyes
And when he his eyes were OUT
With all his might and main
He jnmp'd into another hedge
And scrach'd them in again"
There are many men in the world who, like the man IN
Thessy when they find they have scratched their eyes
out endeavor but frequently in vain to scratch them III
again.
Poor Harker has got into scrape and his awk-
ward attempts to extricate himself, render him rdi-
culous and pi,iable, and contemplate; and cannot
but call into action the risble faculties ofthose who
are wicked enough to laugh at the misortunes oil
a fellow man (pardon the expression, Tor he is
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-30

AT meeting of the Prssiden, and Directors OF
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company, held
in Philadelphia, on the 2lst Of January, 1924, the
following communication was received ro:dthe
examining engineers:
Philadelphia, january 60. 1891.
" To the President and Directors of the Chesapeake
and Delaware Canal Company. I;
Genttemen-- After careful investigation Of sli
the circumstances, connected with the important
question oil the most eligible route for canal across
the Delaware Peninsula, we unanimously recon-
mend the following protective. Beginning onAhe
Delaware river near Newbold's landing, wherA an
artificial harbour and tide lock must be provided,
the Canal should be cut through St. Georges mea-
dows 10 ST. Georges mill dam there 20 be lifted BY
a lock OF eight feet thence through ST. Georges
mill dam, through the dividing ridge of the penin
suIa, and through Tuners mill pond, to lock of
six feet fall at Turner'S mill dam aud thence along
Broad and Back Creeks TO tide lock near the
mouth OF Long Creek.
Which is respectfully submitted by your obedeut
servants,
BENJAMIN WRIGHT
CANVASS WHITE,
JOSEPH G. TOTTEN,
BERNARD, Brig'r. Gen'l"
Which communication having been read, it was
Ordered that special call of the Board be made
Monday EXT at IL O'Clock, for the purpose OF taxi
ing the same into consideration
And at a meeting Of the President and Directors
held on Monday, the 26tb day Of January, 1924 the
communication from the examining engineers being
under consideration, 1t was
Unanimously resolred the whole board being
present that the route and plan of canal, recon-
mended by Messrs. Wright, White, Totten, and
Bernard, oeand the same arc hereby approved and
adopted.
The meeting then proceeded to the election of a
Chief Engineer, when Benjamin Wright, Esq. of
New York, was unanimously chosen.
Ordered, that the foregoing proceedings be pub
lished. JAMES e., FISHER. President.
Ii. D. ClLPlN, Secretary. vxS
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by landing Mr.. Rodneys furniture at RIO or TRANSFERRING
it to the vessel Mr.. Rodney had freighed without con
sutng hum which the letters from thence, state the
case and beoe the necessary PERMITS had been procured
from the Brazilian custom house, COUNSEL Mr. Racquet
was placed in avery perple xng situation, and Mr. Rodney
M appears by the papers, las been subject long deen
ion, and very Illuminating treatment bv that gov eminent
and his furniture and effects nearly forfeited To whom,
is this owing Most undoubtedly TO Capt. Bidlle and
surely, II was deemed insult, offered to govern
ment by the French Admiral refusing permit Nh Nelson
10 land at Cadz by the same parity of reasoning it is
less an INSULT but far aggravated one to force an
Ambassador by contumeous treatment to quit national
vessel by one of our officers, distant 1900 miles
from his place of destination Mr. Walsh isinvted to dis
tnguish between them, if it is any way possible to do
so-and in these reflections and in all these crcums
will be found further nducement for the resolutions of
the Delaware Legislature.
To get out of the horns of the dilemma to which Mr.
Walsh reduced, he has waded deeper in the mire, by
surprising that the Legislature of Pennsylvania
might denounce Mr. Rodney for overioadng the Congress
with as much propriey the Legislature of Delaware
have denounced Captain Bidde The very idea of such
departure from sense, shews how much Mr. Walsh
feels himself pressed. 1t is just such an one man
would ny TO, who was fit for strait wascoat for the Con-
gress specially appointed to carry Mr. Rodney and
cts to Buenos Ayres, though MIR. Walsh would have it
believed that was to depend the good pleasure of Capt
de and not on the orders of the President Of the Unit
ed States thus converting the inferior officer into the
perior one and the public ships into private property and
making their commanders, instead of being subject
the civil authority, lords paramount Of the ascendant and
thereby establishing in fact, military instead of ct gov
eminent.
The burning of Capt Bidde in efgy, was the act Of
few mischievous boys, and most certainly respectable
man IN Wilmington. be named who say that such
an act was contemplated thought oa week beforehand
by any citizen of Wilmington. This is shameful and
wanton caumny against the inhabitants of Wilmington
They spurn II with indignant contempt and the man who
could state this OF them, must be- and is, foul and base
calmniator Let Mr. Walsh name him, and his character
will be found sufficient pledge of the alsy of his infor
nation. WlLMINGToNIAN.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

|NTiLLIAM WARNER having executed am assignment
w OF all his estate. credits and effects to The snbscrr
bers IN trust TOR such of his creditors shall within sixty
days from the 18Th inst. and deliver To him
Iull release of their claims and demands: and William
Warner,JosephT Warner and James M Forber trading al
Wilmington under tile firm of William Warner and com.
any having also made assignment TO the subscribers
all the estate, credits and effects of the said firm, in trust
for such of the creditors Of the SAID firm, 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 collect the credits and
effects OF himself and of the sad firm of William Warner
Co Persons indebted requested to make payment
him without delay and the creditors are desired
present their claims 10 him for adj lslment.
The assignment and blank release will be left with
William Warner, Marketstreet wharf, Wilmington, for
examination and execution
EDW RID IATNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
.fssgnees Of UlliGm Harner q HlMam Warner, 8 Co
Wilmington, f'h mo. %. 1924 38-
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CORONER'S OFFICE

BEL leave TO inform those IF nv friends who intended
supporting me al the mex, nomination Election for he
office Of Coroner, that have for several reasons. dee
ed proper to relnqnsh nv claims 10 the Office n favor
OF miller Dnnoft and would recommend him as man h
"nom he public may with perfect safety confde and as
4 IS expected from present appearances, he will have
considerable majority in this part of tile county Il Is
hoped lie will meet with deserved support below
Wilmington, April II. 1924 81 :.
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To all whom it NAV concern.

'RAhE NOTICE, That in pursuance of the Ac Of Assem-
ply IN such case made and provided, shall appy b,
Peunon 10 tle Court 81 Common Pleas ofthe State OF D
aware to be held Newcastle, for he county OF Newoas
on he hrst Monday in June next for commission 10 mari
bound and establish the tract ofand of which Neal
OF Delaware, died seized Of in fee and of which @
ho6er MNeal are seized of in fee bou, ed by
OF Nm Cooch, the heirs of Abel Davis Elizabeth stu,.
~. Andlcw Norton Arthur Beatty and VIM CurIett con.
aes thereof are in danger OF becoming obsolete and m.
Known JOHN MlCNEIIL
SAMUEL MEDIII+
ANN MARIA MACNEILI.
Feb 25, 1924. 90 o..
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TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITIZENs-As The season is approaching
when your attention will be directed the duty of select
ing person 70 fill The office Of SHERIFF OF this county,
beg leave 10 offer myself your consideration
ddae 1t probably unnecessary TO remind you that at
the last nomination for this office, favored with the
surages Of respectable portion Of fellow citizens for
whose support now return my grateful acknowledge
ments On the present occasion, shall not entertain you
with professions which rarely the Of merit the
pledge OF good conduct, but shall content myself with
surng you OF my cheerful submission any mode of nom
nation that may be adopted The county meeting at the
Red Lion and Of my determination 10 give my utmost sup
port 70 the candidate who may be selected under the a
thorlty OF that meeting. PETER b. DELANY
wilmington, January S, 1924. 7-tf
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ACADEMY.

yESHE subscriber respectfully informs the public tia, he
still continues his Seminary fortte education Of youth
OF both sexes IN all the various branches of useful Euca-
on and as he Haers himself that he has given general
satisfaction TO those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pu-
pills, he again soliclts share Of public patronage.
WIN. BASS, Orange street, Wilmington
Night School will commence on Monday.
October 18TH 1885, 80
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no THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW ClrIZF N5-As the time will soon arrive
when YOU will be called on to select suitable person
fill the office of SHERIFF for the ensuing term-l there
fore beg leave to offer mysefas candidate for shat Offices
and VA hou trng TO have any claim our suiages,
or 70 use any unwarrantabe plea calculated excite pub
lie sympathy N my tayor risk the event merely on my
own merit (Which alone entitle to public conf
dence) pledgl myself al the abide The de.
ciso OF the Red Lion Meeting, aud to give my undivided
sipp TO the candidate nominated And should be 50
fortunate as 10 he elected iater myself hat with due
application shall be alb to give general satisfaction in
he pefofniance Of the duties of lie flee.
WILLIAM HERDMAN.
January Is, 1924. IO-.f
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.


lAtTILL be sold public Third day the 22 OF
w the 9th month (June) on the premises tina well
| SHOWN FARM the residence Of William Warner, situate
On The Newport Turnpike road about three quarters Of
mile from Wilmington, containing about 17U acres land
N excellent order Of which there 25 OF WOOL
land, 90 acres of Marsh, and the remainder Upland
| inder culture dnu gsass.
| The improvements on this Farm embrace every thu.
necessary comior, convenience utility, and consist Of
an elegant stone house built few wears SINCE IL
he modern syle Of the best materials and IL the
convenient manner, TWO stories high, sixty feet Icing o.
by forty one in DEPTH with piazza extending the who'll
length Ut the house, and supported BY columns from Ill,
root The situation Of he house is high fronting towards
The Delaware, and commanding fine Of thar river
1.-THE borough of Wimiugton Chrsana creek and the
adjacent untry. Cont guous 10 this house, all lie
necessary outhonses most u which nearly new,
slstEg Of stable and carriage house, house, smoke
house, and ba house staaty edwth copieus spring
of hue water There is large garden cd ORDER and
M grounds around the house are handsomely laid nut and
adorned with number Of fruit and ornamental trees
The other improvements large and comfortable two
Story BRICK house for tenant overseer, stone barn.
stone spring house stone poultry house, and other ou,.
houses, pump OF excellent water near the door aud 81
perpetual hme kim for burning oyster shells.
On the farm here is thriving apple orchard of abou,
egh acres also young oarchard Of the best grated
tInis Consisting of peaches, pears, pumbs cherries and
choice apples
TIE above described property untes in itself all that \
necessary 70 constitute delightful residence and prof
table speculation The good and convenience Of The
and the high OF cultivation of The
farm, will enable the to realize six per cent upon
the purchase money, by leasing The shares The lea.
ant who Is now on the farm, Robert MFarian ma, be re.
commended as manager whose industry good condu,
integrity and skill nthe various branches Of agriculture
entltle HIM 70 every degree Of confidence
Possession Of the mansion house. garden Young oarchard
and new improvements will be given in one month from
the day OF sale and of the residue Of the farm on the
loth day OF March next the lease until then ul he for
the benef Of the purchaser. The will be accomo
daing, and made known on The day Of sale If be dc.
sired, the mansion house, with competent portion Fl
land will be sold separately from the farm as it viii admit
Of convenient division.
The property will be shewn by William Wa, ner, resd
l'9 on me p emses EDWARD TATNALI. |
JAMES Ptl, +,
mo S, 1924 A9,a, |
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HOP r'S Aucky Office.
MATTRESSES.

siG subscriber informs his friends and the public Il
n general, that he continues 10 carry on the .Ma,tre,
Bn his old san North East corner Of Hanover md
Fscb streets, near Mr. Moore Coach manufactory where
ne in.ends Keeping general assortment Of curled hair
and oher mattresses Mattresses made 70 order altered
or repaired at the shortest notice seuee Lonnee and
Cot mattresses, and sea beds supplied steam boa,s
packets ami ships furnished with despatch Hnrse ha;n
bought Cured hair. moss, BIC. sold lie returns 6;o
'hanks for fyors received and socts Continuance ofpub
lie pa ronage. All dersPromplly attended to. r.
49,, M. BANNISTRR
Wilmington. May II. 44-Atn
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no TIE DEn"CRATIC ELECTORS / u
New Castle. l'nnntu

FELLOH CITTZENS-Induccd ran, ~ on,,, 80
men you have heretofore given me- and he promise NJ
support have ceved from dctert parts Of lie count
offer myself as candidate for tie Office f COR0NEH
az the next General Election. And Wills lronns. tha
should be elected, the dnes Of the Office slal be- lin
charged with fidelity and sat sfacti.n pledge myself 10
abide tie Red Lion nomination. PAUL MuINN
Newport. Feb. IA, 1924. 1q,f
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INDIGO AND COMBS.

TUsT received and for sale. good BENGAL INDIGO,
eB Also, assortment OF BACK COMBS in rttd ',om
New York and Boston. JOHN II. BRlNtKIE.
Aplll 4. S4-f
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No. 49t, Market street,
For RENT.

"A ROOM a 5, Market street, suitable for Leather
IA Store, lainrs shop, Botting cellar, &c. Also on
shares, two acres in Brandywine marsh Inquire the
Office IF the Waichman.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 the estate nfCYRrs NEWJIN
late of the Borough of Wilmington dec are DIES rcd
70 make immediate payment, and those having claims
against are desired to present their accounts cy aesd
for settlement WILLIAM SEAL ""eS'eo
Wilmington, 4 mo, 80, 1894. Aoo,
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PORK, LARD, &c.

PORK, LARD, &c.
EA BILLS. cargo and mess Pork
aU 100 Kegs frs, quality Lard
90 Bus. White Beans 90 do Albany peas
so do lie d Grass Seed % do Glover seed
0do Timothy Seed 100 do. SUPERIOR Potatoes
1000 Lbs first Quality Tub 6 Keg Butter
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn filling and twist from No Alto No. 49,
Together with general assortment of Groceries all of
which are offered tor sale reasonable BY the sub
scrbcr corner of King aud Sec md street, north side the
love- market JOSEPH MENDENIIALL &c.
Wimngion,3 mo 12 1891 27-3m
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A HOUSE ANDLOT FOR SALE.

TIE lot Of land containing nearly an entire square
mex adjoining north Of The Friends Meeting House su,lare
and wes of lie Catholic Chapel Of ST. Peter bounded bl
Pasture, Queen, Hanover ard West streets; together
with the BRICK house and garden West street, in
the tenure Of Isaac jackson small wooden house on
Pasture street, AMI ctmmodous frame work shop on
Queen street may be sold together divided to sun the
purchasers. For terms inquire Of
BENJAMIN FERRIS.
Wilmington, mo. 10. Off