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Dissolution Of partnershin.

yVNHR copartnershp Of Sdlaeea aad Saasr in Butcher
ing, dissolved by mutual consent on the Gth inst
Al those indebted and those having just demands viii set.
lie with Jqhn SileeH, who il authorized make final
settlement Of the firm. JOHN S1lLWEIL,
SENACA SfNNEX
Stanton, March g. 1924. 25-4tp
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PUBLIC UTILITY.
JNEH and USEFUL ESI.aBLISH,NE,N

WEN and USEFUL ESIABLISHifE.NT
gEsIiE subscribers having been for many weeks past fro
quenty applied to for information is TO what real 81
tate was for sale in the borough its neighbohood or be
surrounding country without being able give the le.r
ed niormation have opened Public Record or REGISTER
where all those who have houses and lots for SAFE or Rent
in the Borough Of Wilmington, houses and farms for
Saie Rent on SHARES, the country, are invited "a
gtse them and all those DESTROYS Of ParcLasng .,
Renting houses or plantations, requested 10 cal and
examine the Register. The great benefit this esais,.
men may be to those who have houses and lands 10 rent
dispose Of and the accommodation will be TO such is
want 70 purchase rent propery-ms be evident to all
us Timely t5ougM Of and ad0pted and is probab, the first
evidence Of the benefit to be expected from the c0ae.
plated C~a as the application for information about pro.
pery IN Delaware would not otherwise is presumed be
frequent. The expense Of describing and Registering
in aeat ample all real whether houses Or
lands viii be but rlAg, say SO cents for each properly
for sale rent, and for examining the Register Which
promises to contain much valuable information only 1912
cents.
Every attention viii be paid the purchase and sale Of
real esateand Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages aad every
cessary written document will be executed With accuracy
and despatch, ~ professional gentleman well quail
fled inspect title Deeds and examine the records Of the
courts engagedand the subscribers believe the esab
shment viii be useful one-t is at least under that i'm.
preston offered for public encouragement.
HOPE & Co.
Dec. lG 1898 9 No. 90 Market St.
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TO TIE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITIzENs.--As the time will soon arrive
when you will be called to select suitable person to
fill the office Of SHERIFF for the ensuing term there
fore beg leave to offer myseas candidate for that Offices
and without presunng have any claim suages
or to use any unwarrantabe plea cacaedo excite pub
lie sympathy in my favor, risk the event merely my
merit, (Which alone can entitlc public conf.
dence, pedgng myself at the time to abide the de-
cson Of the Red Lion Meeting, and to give my undivided
support TO the candidate nominated And should be 50
fortunate to be elected atter myself hat with due
application shall be able to give general satisfaction in
the performance Of the duties OF The Office
WILLIAM HERDMAN.
January 16, 1924. loft
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Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Com
pany--OLD STOCK.

Office is hereby given that all shares of OH ST..
~ which the Of eighty dollars share shall nnt ' on
paid on or before the 18th day Of June next Win h.
posed TO public auction and forfeited according i S I
charter. ii. ID. GILPIN - y lhe
Canal Office, March, 1924 24- l asgdsayfE
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no THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELE0V CITTZENS-mduc from the encourage
ment YOU lave heretofore given me- and the promise Of
support lhave received from different parts Of the county,
offer myself candidate for the Office Of COR0NER
at the next General Election And whilst promise, that
should be elected the duties Of the Office Shall be dis
charged with fidelity and satisfaction pledge myself to
abide tile Red Lion nomination. PAUL MGINN.
Newport, Feb. IA, 1924. l9-.-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-02
GD1t E5ElTzEiag
Lottery and EGchange Ollie

No. 80, Market Street, Baltimore,
Who has distributed in short time among Adventures
a great number Of valuable prizes
Orders from any part Of the United States either by
mail, post paid BY private conveyance enclosing the
cash, or Prizes OF any responsible Lottery will meet the
same prompt and pGnctua attention, il personal appi-
cation made addressed TO
C. CONNIE, baltimore.
Persons ordering their tickets from Connes office, Bal
more, will be furnished with the " Lottery Iptegencer
issued at his Office which will contain he Reports Of the
drawings Of the above Loeies-on making request IL
ther orders receive it.
" Adventures always specify what prizes they
you'd have undrawn to have their rcmahces invested ID
ii ke's which directions will be strictly attended
Co nes Office.
J,ne o. 57-3t
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BarAcH PRoMIsEAn action for breach of promise of
marriage tried at Danye ia Vermont, the llh ult and
ara trial which lasted i2hnurs in which the inhabitants the
yge appear have taken great interest," the jury
the fair plaintiff OF 32j dollars damages, and COSTS which
WAS considered the full oil the defendant property
GREAT FIRE-A dreadful conAagraon took place at Cairo,
Egvpt the 2 of March last The hIe broke out in the
Palace of Mahone ALL blew up great part OF the magazines
Of ammunition and provisions, and cost the lives OF near four
thousand Of the inhabitants. The with
ruins and dead bodies The loss is estimated al sixty millions os
piastres.
Joseph Lancaster, the celebrated teacher, arrived
at Caracas on the 29th oil May.
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is row making arrangements TO receive six thou
sand settlers, that they will be found with passage
and four months provisions allowed them on their
arrival, and reasonable portion OF land. These
liberal advantages are not done with pecuniary,
but moral view and bro'herly love Tor an unforu-
nate and unjuslly oppressed portion Of the human
race Mr.. Grandeville, the agent, has arrived here
from Philadelphia, where bis gentemanly conduct
during his short stay acquired him the good opin-
ion of all those that became acquainted with him.
The Advocate OF this morning has liberal and
pertinent article upon this subject, the conclusion
Of which we adopt. Speaking of the preiudices
against the blacks the editor says, I'VE are ayerse
to receive and acknowledge an agent from that
country merely itom the tncluTe oil the skin, and
yet the agents appointed not darker than those
from Peru and Mexico? We must get rid of these
fasidious seruples-there is too much good sense
in our community TO sustain them and we give
fact in proof The agent from Hayii now here,
we learn, is an intelligent well educated gentleman ;
his complexion dak mustee. We learn that on
board The Steam boat, coming from Philadelphia,
he was rudely ordered from the table, by passen-
ger who was stranger to him. He rose and adj
dressed the company Informed them he vas an
officer OF the Hayden Government, on public hu-
sin-ss TO the United Sates-that in his county,
hospitality 10 strangers the FIRST OF duties-hey
we're all protected from insult snd treated in a
manner corresponding with their claims and quail
iicsons 1t is needless 10 say, that the company
extended to him marked and polite attention,
which tended to allay his wounded feelings. Al
few such expressions of public opinion would soon
settle the point"
Since the above " as in type, we have heard al
more particular account OF the incident on board
the steam boat which we think sufficiently
Interesting to repeat, and which is highly credits.
Bile both to the Hayen agent, and the passengers.
Being sealed at table, Citizen Grandeyile was!
rndey spoken to by Lieutenant from the south,
bus took no notice of him until he was Addressed
in more public end Insulting manner. Uponl
this he Immediately and observed, that, az henI
inh,s o,cn country ii was his porince TO take intoI
custoday those Haytiens tcho insutted Strangers"
lie then in very handsome manner apologized toI
the company by remarking, that he regretted hav
ing broken the ules Of the country it respectedl
propriety and good breeding, and thereupon left
the table. Eighteen Of the passengers rose stimuli
taneousiy, and ordered another table TO be spread,
which being done, Citizen G WAS invited to dine
with them aud the Lieutenant left at his own a'leI
alone. He, however, ruch to his credit, sent an
apology to Mr.. &. to which the latter replied 81
" 'crite INSULTS on sand FAvoRs, on malbtp.".
This answer would have done credit to Napoleon.
j Is sufficient to say, that he treated with
marked attention during the remainder Of the day.
W T. COM .4dv. |
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UNIVERSITY LOTTERY.

Departed this life the afternoon Sunday the 9th ults
Mrs. ELIZABETH d. SOiDEN wifi Of James Sorden, Esq.
this Borough, in the iorty-sXth year OF her age
AT Philadelphia Saturday he Goth ult in the Goth year
OF his age, RICHARD Il. THOMSON, Esq, Consul the
United States at Canton
The deceased had arrived in that port the day previous to his
death having struggled with his DISEASE only resign his breath
in his native country.
- At Iitchfed, Connecticut, May cst Mr. JOHN COT
TON AGED HUNDRED AND EIGHT YEARS, Revolutionary
nenson.r MIR Z. served years the old French war,
and seven years in the Revolutionary war.
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Washington Monument Lottery.

ETOR the perpetuation CT that celebrated name WASH
lNGTON) towering monument has been reared, 10
point down to generations yet unborn, that lustrios per-
sonage and father of our country Now should the feel
ings OF patriotism seek vent, offering be made
through the medium of said Lottery, which designed
aid in the completion Of the above mentioned monuments;
and while goes to pay debt of gratitude due departed
worth, may at the same time greatly rebound to personal
advantage. The scheme contains prize of $4,000
of 10000 &c. &c Tickets 10 dollars Shares in pro-
portion. Drawing TO re-comnence ON The 2lst July.
UNIVERSITY LOTTERY.
To be finished in two more drawings, which will take
place the 18th and 14th of July, instand the following
handsome prizes remain to be drawn1 prize Of 90, 600
Of l0,C00 Of 5000 OF 4000 Of 5000 il of 1000;
1000; A If 500; Of 300 8 of 100 70 of 50 81 Of
20 10 OF Is; and2990 Of 10 dollars each.
Ticket ID 20 Quarter so
Half 20 Eighth so
All orders free of postage, enclosing the cash prize
ticke's in any Of the New York, Baltimore Philadelphia
Lotteries will be promptly aaenedto.
j. j. ROELAiSO.N,
NO. 105, .lialiet street.
Wilmington, July 9. So
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In the caraton Of Independence readers again
ened with history of the unparalleled wrongs and oppression
which reused the American people their rights That
nyauabe production ought to be read least year
American parents should make their children acquainted with
the tyranny from which have been preserved by the Naor
If their eiaers; and by contrasting the present happy CON-
ton of our country with what mg have been teach them
rightly to appreciate the blessings of Liberty.
Something norel iadeed.-A Mr.. Stirratt Of
Baltimore hes written Treatise on Political f.
economy, in the form IF Romaant.
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The Washington Monument

Lottery re-conmences its drawings the 29lh instant,
which expected progress al leasl once week until
ended. Eight over, and eight remain. Capitals
S20,0Coi of 10000 900; of loo, &C. Tlckes
Sl0 shares in proportion Tickets and shares in both Lot
teries TO be had, warranted undrawn, at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-02

Emigration to Hayti a society to aid in the
great object Of assisting an unfortunate portion oil
our population 10 emjgrate to a land where they
will be enabled to enjoy all their civil rights, and
where they will be fosered and protected by well
organized government, has been formed in New
York - its concerns to be managed by board OF
twenty five Directors. Citizen Granville, who was
present at the meeting, after expressing the salts
faction he felt on the occasion stated that he was
charged by his countrymen to make the inquiry
whether, if Society of similar kind shupld be
formed in Hayti il would be agreeable to this So
ciey to allow them to cooperate and TO place in its
hands, and at Its disposal, all the funds which, as
private individuals, they might be able TO raise
The proposition acceded TO, with much saiisiac-
ton.
From communication received by the N. York
Society, it appears that the measure of emigration
is very popular among the colored population.
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PMMdelbli,t. Inne %.

I'NtHHeJJ.HV IUHe %.
Tur REV. WV HoGAN arrived in this city OH Thursday
afternoon. On Friday morning his brass plate on the
duor Of the house he formerly occupied and the Rev Mr.
OAlesy elected heretrom. On Saturday morning a
notice published and repeated i'll the afternoon papers,
that Charity Sermon woul |, the next day, be preached
st. Mays Church by the Rev. VIM Hogan On Satur-
day afternoon notice published, BY order OF the
Trustees Of that Church. declaring that they had seen the
notice of the Charity with SURPRISE that had been
published without their appreciation, and that Mr. Hogan
no longer Pastor of that Church. On Sunday morn
ing and afternoon Mr. Hogan attended divine worship at
St. Mays, "a hearei and in OF ile i'ews. This
morning he has published notice, declaring that the no
tice Of his intention preach Charity Sermon had been
published wthou; his knowledge and hsinuates that Was
done by some cozenet" of The Trustees. lie says he
means to appeal to the Congregation, and says he denies
now and ever shall deny the right OF comforting pas o.
raj jurisdiction" as "vesed exclusively in Laymen" Thus
the matter rests for the present. Dem. Press.
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| Adam Ankrim
Thomas Ahick
| Nicholas Amor
Elizabeth Armstrong
| Ii
Joseph Black
James Beckett
Catherine Bryan
| Ann T.. Beyrns
Ephraim Berry
John Butler
Eliza Bray
Robert Bell
Simeon A. Baylcy
Kitty Blackston
Mr.. Bourdois 2
Mr.. Bell
John Baird
John Bailey
Jos. w. Burden
Thomas Beeson, jr.
Eli Baldwin
Joel Bleecher
David p. Boulder.
Thomas Berry
Margaret Cook
Thomas Crosby
i'amer Clever
Sarah Ann Cloud
Robert Choat
Catherine Conner
John Cannon 3
Morris Gamble
Joseph Caldwell
Peter Cook
John Campbell
Laurence Curry
| Bernard Cosgrove
Phebe Carleton
Ruth Cloud
James Crummel.
ID
Mr.. NJ. Dean
| William Dorm
Isaac Dale
Alpheus Dehaven
Eliza Daulton
Thomas Dixon
David Denison
Joseph W. Day
John Donaldson
John Dunn
Isaac Dixon
Il
Joseph Ross Eastburn
William Embree
abraham Egbert
Editor Of the Watchman :
robert Eggleslon .
tlu Xancler Erskine
Capt James Ewes
William Elliott.
T.
Jacob File
MIR. Franchant
G.
Sam'l Gamble
Capt Ganettson
Elizabeth Goudy
Sarah Gibson
John Gilfillin 2
Jesse Cause
Mr.. CHM
George Geiger
Mahlon Giilingham
II
Mathew NJ. Hynsun
Let. Harris
Matilda Harrison
w. +. II. Harrison
William Hyndman
Caleb Harlem
Maria Harris
VIM. liempfield
Jane Hill
James Hyde
Grace Han
Charles X. HAYNES 9
Matthias Humphrey
Hannah Harris
BencZet IlOoton
Peter IIentlrickson
Martin liert
John Hayes
DR.. Asa Herring
William Houston
William Husbands 2
John V. Hyatt.
I ~
Susan Jackson
Ellen Jones
Thomas Jones
Abel Jeanes
Elias Jof nson
John Jones
Washington Jackson
Ann lvems
Dianah Jeffers
K
John Kelly
Sam'l. Kirk
Ernest 6. Knoll 9
Samuel klncade
Thomas X Kingcade
Susanah King
William Kelly
John King
L
Joseph Loning
William Lilley Q
Joseph Leighneln
John Lukens
Rev. Dan'l. ID. Lewis
William Legg
John Lees
Monsieur Lanyard
William Little
Mariah Lendvin
w
Thomas Mason
Joseph Mitchell
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LIST OF LETTERS


Ann Milligan
Edward Napoyeran
Ann Maxwell
David AIorpon
Harbewv Ai.rkee
TLonas AJoore
Nnah Norr;e
pa,k Mason
Isaac Mendenhall
Mir Nlan,lersnn
lanes Miller
pLehe Miller
lanes NIakinson
" illiam Mitchell
THOMAS Miner
J,mes Marin
nr Cha's. Mendenhall
Patrick Magee, Jun.
George Miller
Jesse Mercer
James M'Clay
William M'lvade
Arch'd. MsNeil
A. M'llwain
Thomas M'hlnsey
Sarah M'C'l =,
EDWARD NJ I auue"
Jollh NJ oafn
John MCard'e
Springer M,Daillel
john \. W nihhey
Bernarn M'osnn.
"
Mr.. Newlin
Charles Nellskey
Ann Nandain
oteplsii lNc"S
Mary MOTIFS
Ja6ez D N'o,ioi'oh :
JoIlh He'is' Ju,'
"
David Our
u
John Powell, Jun.
MARY PHILIPS
MARY Perry
James Pahcoast
Marshall Philips
Jla,anah Perkins
Dan, Pearson
Joln penneweli
Watkins Parker
Even Philips
II
lane Ramo
IlannaI, REYNOLDS
Rachc, l,obinett
I.n,es Russ
Patrick RI gans
Jonathan Rob, rts
Eliz abe,h Robinson Q
Mrs. Rice
viii am REYNOLDS
Indy Rodney
Jo,.n Rca
Thos. Rcvnoldson
Thos. Ravcl scraft
Washington Rice
William RadcliH
Philip A. Riccards
Ann Rushing.
g
11,,son Suzanne
nan,l S~esnv
IV;i,;a,a S,,nsLurv
T'ho,nas smith
Me- Shellev
isaac say;llt.
Thnnas snencAlev
Tho,nas S;rl,s
whit c,;,lb.m
n m''i'a cno S,'u''""'
lane Shad
MIR. Simnns
Susan Sharp
Thomas Sterrett
Joseph Sykes
John syn;cks
Thomas C.. Smith
William Smith
Ann sheapherd
Rndolph Shafner
Samuel Smith
lewis sb,ltterlv
nj Scnlx
David stephenson
Thomas Stephens
Joshua Sharpless
John Smith.
II
Thomas Thompson
Samuel Thomson
EmIly TYSON
Mar, Ann stineaker
I,osan Tulev
Jol,n ThornerlIv
Arch'd Taylor
,Joseph G Teas
Margaret Turpin
Rachel I'imens
Y
David Vandersmith
Nehemiah Variant
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Sid Disappointment 1t will be seen by the
statement OF the managers OF the Literature Lottery,
that ticket bearing the three last drawn onbna-
ton numbers was entitled TO the prize OF 10000 ;
but the first account received after the drawing, by
an error Of The press, gave the 9Th number 40 IN
stead of 40. One OF our fellow citizens had the
ticket bearing The numbers 5S--29-46; aud the
official list not having been received, he concluded
his fortune made, and was quite rich man Tor
more than an hour when the unfortunate error was
corrected by the official document, and the ticket
found to have drawn only 1922, instead Of ten thou
sand dollars. tits seldom much vexation is oc-
casiuned by so simple an error. Boston Centinet.
20 GtpGsp6 60
I'M WEARING AVA JEAN.
Sung by Mrs. BURKE, in the Musical Drama called the
Heart Of Md Lothian.
EFFiE DEANS.
Pm wearing ava, Jean, like wreats III thaw' Jean,
Pm wearing AVA, TO the land o the leal,
There's nae there JEAN there's nae caud nor care
Jean,
The day is aye fair in the land O. the cal
NJ good is gone, Jean joys here arc flown, JEAN
MY hope is alone in the land o. the leal.
Then heed my pain Jean, this worlds care IS va jean
H.. Wen nee, and be fam, in the land o the leai'
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Nmerlrall 4l0attDtllatl.
WILMINGTON. Q JULY. 1924

Fown indignantly upon dswning ALLEVIATE
b, portion the Union from another" WASHINGTON.
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SO, $50 Dollars y!

Fourteen drawings over, and only two remain. The
first of these Will take place Tuesday, the 18Th of july
and the last on the day following that the lottery will
be completed on Wednesday, the 18th July.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-04-08
COLOMBIAAND PERI.

Caribagena Gazeiies TO January 10
states that the treasury OF MsgdaleDa, one
of the Departments of the Colombian Re.
public, is in a Hourishing condition. hav
ing an exces. of l8l,8l5 dollars over the
expenditures of the previous six months
4 let er from PsDsna, January 4, an
nounces the intelligence from Peru, that
RIvA AGUgRo, the President oil lbe Peru
.visn republic, had teen discovered 10 b.
a traitor, having had friendly correspon.
dence with the Spauiards. BOLIVAR de-.
,ected him, aud has hin a prisoner in
Guayaquil. FoRETAeLA is the new Pre-
sident of the republic, but BOLIVAR has
the exclusive civil and military command
of the country, with $1,000 troops under
him; and 5 oil 5000 under General Sucre.
They bad de s,Ioyed several parties OF the
royalisis, and no doubt was entertained
OF 'he success OF the patriots IN vanquish-
ing their enemies.
J. HUTARDo. commissioner from the
republic OF Colombia to Lon1on, arrived
a, Kingston in January, on his way TO
England II is understood that he carries
with him FULL powers to negotiate a new
loan OF thirty miil,ons of dollars, and 10
settle all differences respecting the old
Colombian bonds Phiiod. Franklin Gag.
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POSTSCRIPT.

Extract OF letter from Batavia, dated
Nov. go, received in Salient
Since our last, per Weymouth, via N.
York, coffee 10 this city has supported our
then quotations, although in the meantime
al the eastward large quantities were SOLD
as low as IL aud DlS currency. Since Inc
commencement OF the present month II
has been rather upon the advance-smai!
lots Of not first quality may be obtained
atpl9s, but the isrger holders demand ~
Government btIng forward their stGcE
slowly aud the Dutch merchants hoIdsucb
large demands upon their treasury io' pro-
visions, freight, passage OF troops, NC;
that we lear IL will prevent the price Of
coffee from going below lS5 or Dig at their
subsequent sales OF this crop
Sugars continue scarce. ana tnose al
present In ina ket are contracted ter py
government Tor Japan the article mas
been but little inquired for This season.
D6 sass. :,
Flour is at this moment selling al Dill
10 snail quantities, but any cous,detsoie
addition to the present stock would reduce
the price TO p9; beef 8; pork ,unsaleaole
lois offered al Dl4, gu; Bo Pdrcnasers-Nn
TACT our markets are glutled VITA aimos'
every description of imports.
Spanish dollars continue as heT nave
sone ivr tie last year, at from : to 10 per