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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-04-02
Eighteenth Eongvess.
From he yhiHi0nat MttHigcncor.1
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, ls2l
{OFS's 81 REPRESENTATIVES,

10 =. u {iiffi. 5ES u " Io.
TIN House by vote Of o3 10 10 went
inta committee nj the whole, Mr.. Cpndict
il The chair, ON the hill for amending rhr
several acts laying duties On imports, and
the question bin. on the amendment ".
trrday offered by Mr. Webster, In The GtA
section, Mr.. Tod Withdrew his objection 10
II, and the amendment WAS adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Webster, the section
MAS further amended by striking out
" ntie," in The 9th linz. aud, substituting
a teuiec," and, on notinu Of Mr. Reed, by
striking out the words candles of,o II the
Alb line.
The srclipn finally amended reads as
folIaws:
Sec. s. .laa5s HGotier ,naetea, That
there shall be allowed draw bacI. Of st.
Nrnty five per ccntu.u of he duties by tlIs
act imposed ON taliow, which may be ma
nutae''r'd into soap, upon fhr rxnoltatla1
thereof, within twelve months Afr The
said lmportatieu, aid IN the manner pre-
scrlhed b, The act. entitled Ana l. allow
drawback If duties an spirits distilled, aud
sugar refined within thu United State,
and for other p'trppses,' 81 FAR is the same
may be applicable, and under such rules
"l''' ~ hidAl'lio Is liiis III l'i'-'li''a ~
the Secretary of the Treasury"
Mr.. Bfeck moscd Ia amend thr a7th
linz, by excepting the article oft"ne Ilon
others IN which > cent. per pound duty Is
laid, and adding the words " and on tfibe
ten cents per ponod. '--1teieeted.
Mr.. Foot OF Connecticut, mnHed 10 add,
after the 45llh line, " NOW subject by law
10 duty al / : cenia per aaiioo, a duty 4
Il etnts per gallon winch Mas afterwards
withdrawn.
Mr.. Mercer mnvcd 10 amend tn bill in
the i71fh In, hy striking ont fot,s cents tdo-
ty on taIlo"l aud inserting one eent Ne
gatsed Ayes II.
Sir. Mercer taea moved to strike out I
and insert , Negained.
Mr. Cambrelr1ts moved to amend the
bill III the AID, nae, = on hemp Two cents
per pound by Striking oct tao and insert
M " one and u hrlfo
Before the question was taken the cont
mlt.ce fUse.
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Tln APPROACHING ELECTION
Il Is understood that tal. NilLtAn /.
I.Ewis LIZ sied'd Ia tie urgent soliefa-
lions of tGak Of lite irepholdcrs Of thr
county Of tamphril, aud agleed IL serve
IN the mkt legislature If the sulragrs Of
The people sLoald show II Pref, renee for
INN over others If thu candidates Who
afe non before hem. When We rcrnll,ct
tie magnitude af the subjects that will IN
al probability come hrlafc our nrxt!esis-
latHfr, 9e Cannot but feel a grailfc Il ~ 4 the
opportunity tins afforded us of heinz h,
represented III thai hody. There is one
subJeef alone Which lndtes i demand up
81 eael aud every coaatY for the best 1t
L.uts IN lis possession. mean the scheme
ii Internal Improvement. The ad.ant, l.
Krs thai viii result In tn State, hnih IN
fcltiou Ia individual interest, aud aggran-
tii1enrn ie Ia. commonwealth, from suit
.tlt appropriations Ia and energetic pros
s'en,l"n of the W. k, il clear Ia the tqnnls
oil every CANDID. liberal and ultpreludc,d
man. l. is ne,l kaown that there are ma.
~ npPosed IL the prosecution Of internal
tin.faTcneftla eur slate. Snmr. aud not
very lev, Use their opposition for elec
ffahetrlns purposes -tnrN do not represent
and uai"Id the subject fairly 10 the people
they impress II Gpou tie mind IF the
public that appropriations for Internal i'm.
prove miait ara. Ia at rs aiastiar aud bur
thrnson" tax upon the present aud future
generations. Nothing can BE- murr nnt.d,
tlaaa such cnursr rs this. Such conduct
deserves the appcllltioD Of cl,et,naee,ing
San. Nnd t,ick--and tltuse MS hae1 lie
rr,ort 10 such dealing give by il e,idcHt,
Of thir want Of essential .,rinciple IL r. pre-
sent ,irtaons people. Nhai shsl ", b
told thai Ia have the means afforded ns i,
conveying oar pro,iace tn market with iii
patch and viii cheapnesa, is disadvantag
IL liie country Lei us advert In the stat
ef NV Fnfk, and sse the ea.1npli6catia
il 5siyes 70 ,he subject. See h"w rapid
tn. canals in that statc are rctundias b
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come ilrnsome-t vii fifrrefore -.
frw more remarks. kh,t the e., -
a1dcf brsan In infect the npf,l.r,, y 3" T..
tBosion and New York it nas han Nv , /
most considerable persons that il WI
eoniin'd In those places. They CO. On 2.
III sr' ut pant =. wealthy citizens VI
hni III hand. ar we're not spnsihl4
had any better Objects On Which a9F
Their surplus wealth, and Their eon,r,,., a.
might III the sslimatien If .th,,s '3''ia
maintained any imaginary chara,,.a. III
lills country Bnt gradually, hk.a ~. ~
II has spread from fown In tosn. and - ~
village In village, Till there i, sr.,,aa nm
country tlpllng shop that dne. M, d
win The blended curses and rhapsodt..
drunken seatlmrntaiists. The DID adj
" charity bogus at tomen seems In h. u
gotten. Or country swarms with ~
f'duerd by misfortune from ease ami. -
lfnee. To lahor and want. Our poor h., f8'
are crowded With wretehes. some of 81
haNe been brought 10 their present si,aa,sh Nh
~ devotion to their eountry-nur i,isa'
h'ied with The victims of usury, and ,;n
iasoitehls, Who are dragged from II,
he pless aud starving families Our la.z
Ia lure has 10 appropriate large sums -,
ednc'dlon of poor childr.n-tef The ,,''.' a,e
BIZ slrfnnsos nd scntimcnlalis,s c3o,.,lf
Objects Of sympathy aud charity so' ,,.a
home ihan GREECE. mou'd .t!dIess -,
srlf'ntlse people of Amherst void
treat them Ia keep What litllenitth,y L,,.a'.
Though Mr. WEBSTER, Doctor Nn,6,n
others may indulge vanity or childish
tine llaarisIing at t,ie spee,trs aud
former gentleman consume ,aofc of IL,
fine Of Congress than the Greeks, # lE.y
were sold by the head, would be wot
aud though our neis hhorins tnwnnfIyart.
burg may initiate the handsome dolass ii
the northern towns, promise thru Tia
II they TAXI my advice, the day will com.
when they will REFUGEE Tor having done s5.
CASGA.
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LYNcHBrRG. ArRIL :. lsa.


Tie Satiarai iat.iligrnefr ih'rk. II prohn-
bic ihal Congress n III mol ADJOURN before the
Ii of June IN the proceedings of Monday
vii lie seen somr rcmafis ii Mr hanlalrh
IN The ininrinns ELECTS n proffa. sessions
- that hodv, ebsutcter,z,7 by his asua eans-
IL severity. Nj II In brought forward a
proposition 10 reduce The ply aud mileage of
mctnbsrs I'm : IL s6-,tlieh he very m.
,isnalt - e5aeeiees would indaee them 10
1--we lie public crib for theis eWn corn.
lpa.e. maf. fosd.ly than fhe5 nv .oem dis.
t1srd - do
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Nj, ADAMS.

Iie friends 81 tins gentleman IN Norfolk
are following thu esanlple III il,e citizens n
Fredericksburg. aud III The Isl papers FUN
t1at pl ce, w perceive, i neeting oallcd fur
the pmps-e ri de,l-los means for Ihe far
taatlts a.an Electoral Ticket In his bclalf
aid Ia promote ,ts snceesss. The Norfolk
Herald ,SpfssS,s = h,.lel, of which II ap
prarsnot larnleriain the shadow adoehI
that Mr.. Adams i, by FAR the most popular
candidate ia thai seriio,t of enuntry W.
nfe III the like ntin.ea u r,aaiion IL Ia, pn
pulariiy Ia It's pan II the slate aud IN
tfiisr1t lsrrsnns represent hfm 10 br So Ia
others. WHY, ihen, Is such implicit conf
..irner placed ia1hr saeerss al the Crawford
ftcket l. il beraasc II has The weight Of
= legislative recommendation Surely the
people will NIL he I'D hlindtalded 10 the
pulls md surrender their honest Judgments
4 the diciaiion ofany sci Of men, however
respectable far their nahnbtfs of talents
..'ast o all Ia the mamiatesei T.. legislators
If Virginia Ntlo are lhrs ; Are they
mi selected ffnn among ourseifrs p
Arc they remarkable. irn Al bomc for Il
spnndaess ol 1hti nd smrnts aud general
correctness Of tlleif=,ieHs : Do nc sen,f
fhcm Il influence our oeinioas IN The
aptsmua ttln.aeilons 81 h!,s No. We
euld spun lleir lat,ri,rtnee, II, from tar
feum>lancr tast eur snIllages had cloth
> tlcm with IL litflr hflef authority
icy should presume Ia demand Of rs the
irseoder ~ our e.i6,1ns, 0pon the pre-
Ski thu iheY uerf better qualified than
ourselves IL hnoH reht from wtnng.=-
Bh YET, nhep ltrA ~ To Richmond, and
meet ii cn3ciast, respect i ci9laed for
ihrr rinhndisd eFs4fanss winch, gwen Is
iidn iduals, naaid MI IL leearded al all
HIS the otl.te iary hold rrna,r lhem
lufitlihlr. aad cloiie Tim with u4rfil#iE
aisiom lfnnt. Wy shpuld men ~ ~
tgilisrht ~ thfmfrhea, tuAs Ia thtlf dIeft
tion ani - NtH#aehtf wv tbeS lrad
J. A. e5ire stid Iii lie uta4t should .1.e
tfigat} IL bis allife--hf liz Inc ollie
saes di-niiA L. lin mtn--laf Nrfr lht
me ~. Ia met. datsitd II lleif oilield
gabfs. aHd dda allegiance Il n par'enlp
tsltrse +" an i tiiey mild isfm liz onis
proper unr. 10y naalI he lheusai Ia ta3.
tempitl,l. la tie hi saaiae. and would
T.. greeted pHlY viii ikssearHt o. In. cum
masitk. Mould Il aal H. a sasd l,lan fal
Inc na.aarnals AMI o1,pnii+l lfisuts 81 Alr
Adm - flttz -tvtion II cat.pffs. ~ Pit
s,lfaait, bedford. 1 .,mpheii 4 anlsks 1.c,
L. IL l1inn tire example 81 Fredeteha.
hug nj Naff4lk. I'D II adopt means ne
etssfrs - secure snocrss Ia their fa>urite
candidate by promoii..s rnnrrft among
Themselves ftefB HIM.. might b. ( mud
s8d Hotltt3T losf= ~ such course.
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AiOND AY. MARCH .
IN SB>. TT,


The unfinished business ut FRIDAY lasf,
being lie consideration Of thr rrsol1t
IN amendmrnt In the cons''o-
1ion, IN lra'ion IL the election al fitss'
d"nt, MAS again taken up. The qn"''l'h
was upon Mr. Nj > EMOTION to pc 'i'''o
tie whole ) jecl ;adsfnteiy. =.
After considerable debate, the q9tsl''a
VAS put, on pa.;iponios t.r whole sehle'
iad.fniteig aud decided ia the affirmative
80 To Is. rs follows
iEAS--Messrs. Barbour. Barton, ben
Brown, Chandler, I layton, u Woli, l.aiops
Edwards, Findlay. liayue, H"mes u,
Mass. johnson. Of len. II. johnson, III
Lnu J. S ,Dohnston, NJ Lou Kelly, hlos'
of Alah. King. al y. Y. Knight. !ann'ah'
Ioyd, nf Ms. Mills, Palmer, falfo't
seymour, Talbot, Taylor, oflodiana. lay.
lor, Of Nirgini,, Van Dyke, llianl9-..3,oI,
NhYS-.Messrs Benton, Branch, i'lfN'
.rs"n, Elliott. iloImes. oil Maine, l.o"fFt
Macon, Noble, Rug%lcs, Smith, ih'has'
Van Bnrrn, Ware-I3
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MI. Allen called up the GENT rrsoi''.''"
offered by him some day. since, respef',ao
AN adIotrnmcst bat the House refused
outsider it-Ayts a., Noes 83.
Mr.. Randolph observed, that the 'cf1..
equinox Was nov passed, and b" honsn.
II WAS lins that every member Who "",
not intend to rely on the public CRIB hos
To feed ont of his own corn hoHse, sh""'',
go home and plant his coru and he hnpt'
that the honorabi. member from Ma
chds,tts would continue to repeat his /. .
ton until it should retain more ias"l TN
reception hy The !ioase.. The !e,,I. Il
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c. By Last Nights Mail, we are FIR
ns cd with ad'icrs from Europe, IA little
later than before received. They are ii
an uninteresting character, if we tycfr.
the rupture between England aud AIgipf,.
and the capture Of an Alge,ile eoaetle
by an English man of war.
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raISrfn aSn rnfIfsffEb ~
ssIriIsgp IA TOlER s. JOIN u COLIN,
pabl,slefs % IN, Lars q n tatga.

IT Thr semi.Rvekly Paper =, -. and the
Week., fsis.f ~ - per annnh. payable IA
r Ieaurr - " subscription aiiibe received To-
q les time fInss ~ iaeallis5 aud ne paper sll
H. discontinued lnt a, the discretion oi tlr
llilarsa iii ali atfuarases ar pail
l. Adqsrlisrni ,nis vii bs inserted NJ ~
ot as per sllaaf. sor less) liz FRI tine. and
p u cuts fer eaeh eeailnaaaee. tbase
f,aui distance masi b. paid lot previous -
i!leir INSERTION ur IL Pssnleat assumed h.
sole r4ssIsn -i6e person IN lAnehhafg.
II Chaneefy Orders are inserted for 81
dollars
IF All leilers addressed to the Editor, must
BIZ pnSf rAIp, oI they Mi mi hr ailendtdt Ia
-. 1880 --.--sss
IYNCHBfRG. AiRlI :. iBsI
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tllfzH NtIf faitt Ks TIT III lftItl i4itA III
ninl,ie Who afr INV conlebdng win ~
ruk- arr fhfir descendant anil, - :
aaasnmdiftH, thai Tie canse IL winch tn,
- tend i mi only tie political 1000 q
mankind. inasa,iiea =, thy az tshilag tai
lhrr political liberty, hui thai chr linn
are eontendlng sllh lpiidrls TOR the f,lisIon'
tights and Interests al the world. All TN
makes ~, a line and I,folitic lhsme fpr -
eaiug ihr Ilassons aud pr.indiess In thai
rifrh At which they osernheitD reasatl.--
And ~ hrn ~ rrcnilect the natural sympa-
Thy Of the human Disposition, repeat, thai
il ! lrss maiicr td aslonshnfept tlIan al
pity and Indignation, ihH men VIM are
AFRAID Ia lar thought ignorant orlnseiisAtlr,
aud ar, reilly foo much 81 III mike head
against popular aidnlon, I'LL III with II ahd
reenbrroine Conspicuous lpr their zeal
But thd IN, of frpuIlhon 4oi their talents
aud discretion, aud who NIGH he SURPRISED
fn hr we'll nfnfncd--nho might beexpec
It'd Ia lhiak aud act for themselves, and not
become Ihr sponsors nf other MEMS saga
staud become ~ if possessed by a
niania ~ this sabIeci, il lanrntabe, rs II
affords \ continued prool of the instability
Of poor human nature. I bat men like
Greek muiIrners, by the frequency aHJ
ioudu.,ss ii thrir lamentations, IS ltseli
mor, t1an lnnenfable, tnl.ss il he true that
gtral mn have frnporIioaahly great fail
iegs aud lbdt mn Ike thrse should at
tempt IL make This subject al national
concern, Of legislation, tops the summit of
ahsuidlil, and almost challenges cfedlblll y.
Every consideration Of policy, of consis-
f,neN. and Of Justice, must be foi gotten or
dist, sar1rd. | II had been left rs Il pr.
vale individual coIct II, Il would have i,ru-
daeed al excitement sufficiently ridiculous
aa1ef Ill the eircsm7tseees al The cast
But this would mol ID for men Nho Ike
cNtretncs, aid conshlri them The best nark =
and rpncoultauts oil greatness. Nothing
short IF aulinn, formal, legislative Intarf :
renee, could attach sufficient importance IL
II aud perhaps in 10 o1her MY would Tie
ph1anlhrol r. cXeftions of great men, or
those " h. think themselves such. be 81
ooinfinus or memorable. BY what right
are lhe congress of the United States and
thr stalr legislatures concerned with this
subject IN their Legislative capacitics-ao
congress : Are membcrs of thai
bod, senl Ia lcsi-la,r for the heGtiit Of fo
reign nations. aud IL designate proper Obj
jccls ol charity for then constituents, OF arr
they scnt to represent their fellow citizens
in matters which canerfn them only or
; Was lhrir conduct more extra
thm rePegnaott 10 sound policy
Mo- imagine mast be The reply oi every
man nj Intelligence aud rencctlon. Thc
legislative acte Of congress ate authoritative
the, are the llns al Tbs land. aud the,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-05
BOARDING SCHOOL.

YsvIE subscriber respectfully informs the pubic that he
Il has the superintendent of the Academy in Milton
students both be very conveniently accommo-
dated with board and lodging at no se prepared ON pur-
nose for their reception The dwelling is large and ca
pacous aordng very convenient rooms. To those who
may resort this place for eucaton notice given that
the following branches of science will be taught We
Reading, Writing English Grammar, Geography, Arith-
metic Algebra Geometry, and the various branches OF
Mathematics; the Latin and Greek languages Composition
Roman Antiquities. Logic, Metaphysics Rhetoric History
Astronomy and Chemistry Strict attention also shall be
given to the behaviour and morals of the students.
S. TERRY, A. b.
Feb 90 1824-21-12t Milton, Sussex Co. Del.
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TO TIE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITlZENS.-Since took the liberty of So
lcitng your suffrages candidate for the office of
CORONER, have in the Watchman the name of
other applicant for your support for the office, whose
Claims feel TO be superior TO any that could pretend
mean WILLIAM WOODCoCK an aged and mertorious
citizen, who has served his country in the Revolutionary
warwho has always been a firm and undertaking demo-
cratic republican, and an industrious and honest manand
who for the first time socs office from his fellow
citizens, as means Of support for his declining years
Against such man | cannots contend-and therefore
avail myself this opportunity 10 decline in his favor, and
to solicit my friends to give him their support shall
do myself MICHAEL DOWNEY.
Wilmington, Feb %, 1924 22-+t
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For sale at Public Vendue.

IA ton, seventh.day the Doth of the Sd mo. next,
o'clock, p. M-the following described three story
Bqc House and lot of ground in Market-strec between
High and Queen Streets in the Borough of Wilmington,
late the residence of BENJAMIN DEYOU, deceased
Possession will be given the 25th of the said Sd month
Conditions of payment will be made known on The day OF
SALE If the said house is not sold on that day wil be
rented for one year. PliEBE DEEou, EXX'
WILLIAM SEAL, Exr
NJ b. All persons indebted TO the SAID estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and those who have
legal claims desired to present them duly aesed for
to the above persons.
Wilmington, Cd. mo. q, 1884, 22-T
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To all whom it may concern.
Feh. oz.

EtvAKE NOTICE. That in pursuance of the Act Of Assem-
bly, in such made ard divided, we shall apply by
petition TO the Cortof Common Pleas of the State of Del
aware to be held at Newcastle, for the county of Newcastle
the first Monday in June next for commission to mark
bound and establish the ofland of which Neal Neal
late of Pcncader hundred county tf Newcastle and state
of Delaware died seized of in Tee, and of which and
Robert M'Nca are seized of in fee boundedby lands
Of VIM Cooch, the heirs of Abel Davis, Elizabeth Stew
art, Andrew Norton Arthur Beatty and VIM. Curett con
tanning by computation hundred acres, the bonn
daes thereof in danger Of becoming obsolete and IN
known. JOHN MACNElLl.,
SAMUEL. MEDlLL,+
ANN MARIA MACNEILL
In right of his wife
Feb. 25, 1924. S2-27t,
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TO THE DEJuOCRaTTC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CTITZENS.--I beg leave to solicit your suf
frages, candidate for the office of CORONJ, at the
ensuing nomination. In presenting myself for The first
time before you candidate for Office, might perhaps
my character during long life which has been principally
spent among you As of the few survivors of the
evolutionary struggle, and who in that dark hour gave
all the aid, my humble would admit, to the
of my country, may perhaps lay additional claim to
your favor At that evenul PERIOD employed in the
service of my country different occasions and especial
ly on Lakes George and Champain in constructing the
American floilla destined to operate against urgoyne.
In the long period which has since elapsed, have trust
faithfully adhered to the principles of '76. have
been in office, candidate for office and in the
decline ofe, when age has unstrung my and
fitted me for labor my straitened circumstances induce
me TO make this appeal to the kindness of my fellow cit
zens. WILLIAM WOODCOCK.
Wilmington, Feb. 90, 1894. 2O--tf
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FEMALE ACADEMY.

yEVIIE Rev. P,1eH f. Smith, informs his friends and the
a public, that on the first Monday in April next, he IN
tends opening Female Academy, in Georgetown, Kent
county, Maryland in which will be taught all the branches
Of a useful and substantial education.
Ills method Of instruction, is founded modern, and
much improved system which has obtained the approha
tim Of all who have had opportunity OF Witnessing t'
distinguished utility.
If required the most satisfactory references can be
given to persons of the greatest responsibility, and high
est standing in society !,
The compensation required for board and tuition VIII
be only one hundred dollars per paid quarterly
in advance Day scholars will be received on the usla
terms OF similar institutions.
Georpe- Town. Feb. S, 1894. 21-4tp
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yENI)UE.

EIE intending to leave the state in the Spring,
IL will sell at public sale, at the house ofacob Fars esq
in Pencader hundred on Wednesday the 10th of March
next, all his Stock and Farming Utensils, consisting of
Horses, Cattle, Wagon, Carts Ploughs, Hsrrows new
Fan, excellent Gig and Gig Horse, together with other
articles tedious to enumerae.
Sale at 10 o'clock if fair, if not the next
fair day. Conditions cash. -
FREDUS PENNINGTON.
Feb o. 22-4t
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TO TIE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CrrIzENS--As the is approaching
when YOUR attention will be directed the duty of select
ing person to fill the office of SHERIFF of this county,
beg leave offer myself 10 your consideration as can
ldaIe 1t probably unnecessary remind you that at
the last nomination for this office, favored with the
surages respectable portion Of my fellow citizens, for
whose support return my grateful acknowledge
ments. On the present OCCASION shall not entertain you
with professions which rarely the test of merit the
pledge Of good conduct, but shall content myself with as
sung you ofmy cheerful submission to any mode OF nomi-
nation that may be adopted the county meeting at the
Red Lion and Of my determination give my utmost sup
port the candidate who may be selected under the ah
tholity Of that meeting PETER b. DELANY:
wilmington January s. 1924. IF
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
Bo,Uditch's Navigation,
.Nackay's d. Nautical 'alMaRGc..
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

general assortment of Drugs and Medicines of the first
IN quality the Chemical Preparations III general
use Also,
SW.1LuS CELEBRATED P.3vi:lCEA,
directly from the Proprietor wholesale and retail for sale
lat MARGARET JOliNS0N'S
Drug Store, No. 8S, Markct-Strcet.
Feb g. l5--9t
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FOR SALE.

A BLACK MAN about % years ofage, we'll acquainted
IN with the manufacturing of Castor OIL ard good hand
lon farm Also black about 90 years old, has
been accustomed house work and is good cook. 70
be sold for term ofyears Inquire Of
PHILIP RAYB0LD,
Dragon Neck, New Castle County, Del.
Feb 5, 1924. 16-U
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-05
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