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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-26
STAND FOR A TAVERN,
STOLEN,

IN the night Of Sunday last from the subscriber, living
~ near Mllown, Mill Creek hundred, Newcastle coun.
", Del MARE very dark color, nearly black, about Is
hands high, long creature, round back broke to the
brdle little whe on both hind feet, The mark on one
higher up than on the other. She is about years old,
small IN the limbs, and smooth irotng nale but easily
scared and accustomed break her bride. Twenty-Five
dollars will be given whoever the mare aud thief
or twenty dollars for the return Of the mare alone
HUGH RUSSELL
Nov. IL, 1894 05-4tp
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NOTICE

5 hereby given that intend petition the General As
semby of the State of Delaw are, at their session ~
January for law lowest in title to tract OF land
in Mill Creek hundred Newcastle county, called Homony
Ridge, formerly belonging William Moore, containing
125 acres, bounded by White Clay creek, lands OF VIM
Mote George Jacobs and Joseph Rankin.
Oct ., 1924 84-3mp ABEL JEANS.
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= --.... HHtAsCHf IJEPAhTMENT, June 20. 1901
NOTICE is hereby given to the proT rietors az III
IN changed per cent. stock of 1912 issued !, *
ance OF an act OF Congress entitled All &C,
subscription TO the old six per cent and deferred n"a
and providing toran exchange Of the same" pass, On M
sixth OF July, 1872 that u principal of the SAID socl m
the interest which may be due thereon a, The m S
be paid to the SAID propetors their attorneys dix w.
horned, on the first day of January, 1926 al the Tre
in Washington, at such Loan Office on tie books
of any portion Of said stock may stand ""s'e
Information is further given, ina, surrender Of III c
hca,es of the said exchanged six per cent sock Nil
required at the time OF redemption, and that the ntere
thereon, will cease aud determine the Sis day Of liz
cember, 1924. WIN H. CRAN Fnpn -
July y. 59-t1Jan. Secretary of he Tteos,r,
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HEALTH.
The grpaipa If al parihly blessing

The grpaiet Of al pdrthiy blessings
T tbs season Of the year, When il is 50 highly propei
IN and important cleanse the Stomach aud Bow q, NJ
Redundancy Of bile, and al prncinas aud ruou accuru
la,ios tie prupietCrs Of LEES erceam .lpBb'6o
IS would very respectfully advise the 1T several 'ses
o them, and hcrebysn many instances prevent Headaches
sickness Tie Stomach, obstinate distractions ii the Bow
els, scorchlng Feveis, &c.
nj Please to ask for Ices qutdiious ILs' with the
Isignaiure OF NOAH HIDtEiA,
L4ie .licdae lee s. Go. as lane others arc genuine
10 Nj. N.ah Ritseip,
Dcar Su,--iayng made Of the various Pills in my
family offered ,c public fer the last twenty-five wears
and having found yui celebrated Ani-Bilions p.ls the
moving headaches, Sick suTach, and having used them
for several years past can have no hesitation in stating, that
believe them Gas rcprcsen'edl tneH taaobh miy Ne
Acine JACOB SMALL,
Conway street, Baltimore.
Sold BY JOSEPH SCOTT, his Book and fashionable Hal
stoc No. 93, Market street, Wilmington, the following
tired and hirh. approved Medicines.
| lees Aniihous Pills, so cents per box.
Ltt'g Elixir for Cold and Coughs, dollar per vial.
| Lae'a Nervous Cordial dollar per vial.
Lces Lozengcs for destroying Worms, so cts. per box
| Lce's Ointment for the Iich, so and 374 per lox
| Lrrs Essence Of Mustard fur Rheumatism, sc. dollar
per vial
Lcea Ague Drops for Agues and Feves, IS cents per
vial.
Ite'a Lotion for letters Erpiions &C. doll per bottle
Lee's Specific for the Nencreal dollar per vial, dollar
Iper box.
| Lee's Eve water, so cents per vial.
| Iep'S Tooth Ache Drops, 50 cents per vial.
! Lse's Tooth Powder 50 cents per box.
| Lee's Corn Plaster, 50 cents per packet.
Lees Anodyne Elixir for Head Aches doll. per vial.
! Tres Lip Salye, 50 cents per box.
or Numerous of CURES could he annexed, of the
happy and good effects thai have follow ed use Of these
Justly Celebrated Family Medicines,
but the publisher has for them in this paper
Sept. 1924. 78-20t
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SLiERIFFsS SALE.

BY DAVID c. WILSON, LATE SHERIFF.
I'D virtue Of writ Of ais vend, Expos. directed
will be exposed 10 public sale al the house Of Jnn
Grow, Newt astle, New-Castle Hundred, on MONDAY
the 29th Of November next, at O'Clock, 7. W ll'e
following described Panta ion, situate, lying and hens
in the hundred OF Pencader, and county OF New-CaSe,
adjoining lands of William Black, Frisby Henderson, Jses
Faris, James Hakm and others, with log dwe,n5
house and corn crib thereon erected containing ohe nv
bred and twenty four acres be the less os
zed and taken in execution the property OF Whua"'
Cambiains heirs
Newcastle, October 60, 1894 GOA
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10 the Clllzens of Delaware.
Nov 16, 1924.
SliERlFF9S SALE.

EeY virtue OF writ of lev acias directed will DC
exposed to pubic SALE a. the house 81 Genera JAMES
Wolfe, il Chiisiiana iundred, Saturday the -7lh I"
November inst. O'clock, NJ All thai certain lot Or
piece OF Land situate lying and being in Chris,iana Hun
,n - NM" s,,";', y" is''i rs " Ls
OF John liedrcksun thence along said Splingeis lana
south five degrees, east one hundred and FIVE pertes
Q corner stone over the road late OF William Afnor,
hence aang sad land south eighty seven degrees, CAV
sixty one ptrches and tens Of perch 10 corner
stone OF said land thence several the place
beginning containing forty nine acres, quarer aha
twenty four peIches be the or less het
with all and singular the Improvements and appncnanees
uiercuno belonging. Seized and taken in execution as
the properly OF jarvis Scullion, deceased.
New-Castle, Nov 9 96-A
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INDIGO AND COMBS.

Gust received and for sale, good BENG.iL INDIGO,
- Also, an assortment Of B.9CK COINS, imported from
New York and boston. JOHN Il BRlNCKlE.
April7. 34-tf
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Wilmington and Chestertown Mail

.Nago, ria .Niadlei01r0. WdrmirN, a Georgptolon
Cross R0ads,
VIII run three times wccF, leaving Eli Landlords Inn
Wilmington Mondays, Wednes Stays aud Fridays, at z
o'cnck, A. NJ. and arrive at r. NJ Returning leaves
Peacock i'm, Ghrsltrtown Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saturdays Al Z O'Clock, a. NJ and arrives al Wilmington
At o'clock, r. ls line is connected with the Eastol
Mail Stage Fare 10 Chestcrtnwm. IS.
ELI LAMBORN, Proprietor.
Joly 81, 1894. 66--f
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Nsac. castle County, in the state Of Delawars SCI.

Ns'o County, in the State Of Detaacare, set.
pY Virtue Of an order ofhe Orphans Court fr the said
- County OF Newcastle, will be exposed Sale At
public Vendue Saturday the eleventh day of December
at O'Clock in the afternoon, the house Of Henry
Sdham, Inn keeper, IN Brandy wine hundred, aud County
aforesaid; all that ot Of ground situate il the humid ed
aforesaid bounded by lands Of lIaruan rey, John Pyle
and others, being an excellent
STAND FOR A TAVERN,
containing about nine less with the improve
mens and appurt being the real Of Geoge
Hyser, decd and be sold for the payment Of lis debts
Attendance @ill be given, and Of sale made known
at the time and place aforesaid, by Aeary Salam idnf
Of The said deceased or his s4royney.
BY Ordcr IF the Orphaas' Co'pt.
MATTHEW kEAN, CFk.
Nt1pcasle, Nor 2i 1924. 95-7t
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Travellers By the following Routes
T.iNE .N.nIlIl'E.

yEyFtT tie Htgaagton. Iijiadelia. Eu.ton Dore, ana
Ciaero,gn fai Stages, leave and arrive the sub.
'cribc,s il the following order, viz
Philadelphia and Wilmington Mail
.stage, ria Darby md Cluster,
will DALI, leaving both places A O'Clock, Al NJ aud
arrive at O'Clock, r NJ. For seas to Philadelphia apply
I'll Ianibara', Inn, WmnFtnn sign Of James Ray
srl and tnr seas'o Wilmington, apply the " s. Gene
val Mail Stage Office, No South Ihird.slrce; Pat
crson's Inn, sign Of Robinson Crus1e, No. South
fhid-srec' and Jndd'a Hotel, 50. South Third
street, and at layIos Inn, No 10 North lourthstree,
Philadelphia. Fare 81.
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DIR. q. FRlLENtAN'S
COTGH D2OPS, or INUJ.By SPECIFJf'

BNOR lhe q colds, coughs asihnas, approaching
consuRpons, and al diseases Of lie breas and Lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. no. Marketsreet, vii
mnston, Delaware.
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oc.. q 1891
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-08-20
FROM BUENOs AYREs

r. we nave seen letter from Mr.. Dana Viz.
Consni nj Buenos Ayres, 10 n o,n,Ia,,,. &c
tract: ""e IS an ex-
I'll gives me pleasure TO ;nfor,, . a,
we i;on,'Ia, internal affairs Of hi, civ and
province nave never, apparently. been - "o =
more prosperous condition than =, , Nv" W a
moment. One OF the best proofs NJ III; .se.'
maj The election Of d new Gove,oor ~. -, ''
Junta, has taken place without snv dis,,rS .ne
"blch IS the only instance where tbors + a =
oeena change IN the executive, wi,bon, n =. .;J
OF military force. Arevolutioo fw;,h ~ .e a. a'u
ject 10 Oyerturn the present ,d,,;n;. ,"e oo-
had been predicted by many. But as ibe ops'
sent Government Law stood the los, H. r..
three years,) putting down every s,sn,n, ." =,
revolution, II is confidently hoped ,b., ,he,,
have now formed bulwsrk. Al prh;.b a.,
spirit OF anarchy and revolution NAV hs,, rs =,
vain. may oeu' 10
reunion ofthe provinces Of Tho ,r,,v;s
ces Of Rio de Ia Plata is also in co,,en,,,,, 49,,
500 representatives from most of which, have
already been elected for tho Nation,l Congrsss
I" oe assembled at this place" fBoa Covy
foRK, August 10 - We are indebted
from London. interesting ietter
I,'"ci q afsffey from London, dg,ed J,,s "a
nor"d your remarks rcspect;oo d.
grown OF commerce and manufsc,nsn "
mef'ca, which lam glad TO besr.ss alwsYa ~
DC TO learn OF the diffusion OF k,pwIedge. lear,
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FROM BRAZIL.

Register Office, Sal65s .4uq. III.
Arr. brig Edward, Whitrsd$s, AZ ii; IA
de Janeiso. Left, Aurora, dischsrging; Flor.
da, Price, do Pennsylvania, PhiIsd.'e crrssn.
les, e - Baltimore, waiting for coffee; Fox, Ed.
ting out for whaling cruise. Lat. so a. ~ ~
, !, 81 $50, spoke U. S. ship Decoy, from
Capt. w. informs that there was dale %.
pected fleet from Lisbon, to blockads sb..
port, IN consequence ofwhch the produce Of
the country was stopped coming In. Thers
were great number Of press gangs. imsr.ss-
ing every one they could find, for the army
and navy they even pressed an American
captain, who obtained bis liberty by saving he
was an officer belonging on board OF an En-
sl'sh packet then lying in the road. II was
rumoured the Emperor was about granting
commissions TO any who were disposed to fl
out privateers. He gave.alI his troops grand
dinner on the 25th of June, himself al the head
OF the table. 1t was understood the Emperor
had paid Lord Cocbrane his prize money
al ms vessels oftVar t0ere ordered 10 be in rem
diness. :" '''-
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.,,,,, NEw YoRK, Aug I6.
AkKIVAL OF GEN Ia AYETTE

we nave great pleasure in announcing the
s ss,r ARRIVAL at this port Of General LA FAY
Ell accompanied 10y his son, GgoKeg
WAsHiNsroN LA FAYgTrE, MIR. AUGUSTA
, ~ vIssEOR, companion and one servant
ioey arrived here yesterday morning in the
snip Caa,n'', Capt. Allyn, after a pleasant
passage OF 81 days from Hasre. The fact OF
l',s a'r''a, was made known by the Telegraph
at an e'ny hour, and II spread through the ci-
~ with electrical rapidity. Broadway wa.
soon throoged and the Battery crowded viii
people, who sailed frth with the rspecta.
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DOMESTIC.
Office of the New York Gazette,

:. ouDday-TwO p. NJ.
IL s with indispensable pleasure we an
n ., nee, the safe arrival of GENERAL LA
AfEiTE, with his son George Washington
Lafayette, and companion Augusie La Vas.
seur, IN the packet ship Cadmus. from ua.
vre. This great and good man was conduct
ed TO the residence Of ths Vice Pres;den, an
staten Island, this day, and will be recei, ed
IN the city to morrow, 10 a style suitabl. TO bis
rank. "''
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LATEsT FROM FRANCE

The ship Cadmus, Captain Francis Allyn,
arrived yesterday morning from Hayre,
whence she sailed on the 18th uIt. We havs
examined The Paris papers to the I lth uli. in
elusive but cannon end single word worth
trsnsIatIng.
Inc chamber OF Deputies was engaged in
discussing the budget, and we learn rom The
passengers that there was no political news nf
consequence.
NO successor had as yet been appointed to
h'l the situation vacated by the removal of Al.
de Chateaubfisnd. Ivy. Go1
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PORTUGAL.

A vessel has arrived at New Bedford in o.
Ways Ways rom Lisbon. A letter from Lisbon OF
1u,y ., states that the ship Plato was IN
san 'ne next day with General Dearborn. II
Is uncertain whether he has been able TO effect
guy arrangement more favorable TO our Com
,h Ihere had been some talk of making
Wv ' H. '' u, LISBON free, but the conversation
". y" we sunJect bad subsidized No prenara.
tons appeared to be making far n, rspa I;
ton against Brazil. '' eAPeu'-
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fBosion Patriot.

~. 1he Pope and The Bile Society.
The following is extracted from H. po,o,.
EccIesiasiic letter. What shall I ss, ,ndsa :
me loiquiiy Of our enemies has so Increased
that besides the delpge Of pern,eious books
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you will see the expediency Of pursuing your in
Iqulries in another Session.
| | continue to receive from all foreign powers the
strongest of their friendly disposition to
wards this country, and you may rely on my en-
deayours being invariably directed to the maine.
of General Peace, and to the protection of the
interests and the extension oil the commerce OF my
subjects.
Gentlemen Of the House of Commons,
thank you for the supplies which you have pro-
vided for the services of the present year, and es-
peclally for the Grants which you have so literally
made in furtherance of the interests of religion, and
in support of the splendor of the Crown.
l am fully sensible of the advantages which may
be expected to arise from the relief you have afford
ed TO some of the most important branches of the
national industry.
My Lords and Gentlemen,
have the greatest satisfaction in repeating to you
my congratulations uponthe general increasing pros.
perity Of the Country.
am persuaded that you will carry with you into
your respective countries, the same spirit of harmo-
ny which has distinguished your deliberations dur
ing the present session and that you will cultivate
among all classes of my subjects those feelings oil
content and of attachment to the Constitution, upon
the continuance and diffusion of which under Proyi-
dence, mainly depends, not only individual happi-
ness but the high station which this kingdom holds
among the nations of the world.
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dFeW-A YIN, MuSuSC t2s
AWFUL oCCURRENCE.-Great excitement
was experienced in this city yesterday afternoon in
consequence oil TWO young men having shot them
selves at their lodgings in Nassau street. The
particulars, as far as we have been able to collect
them, are as follow Two brothers, named John
and Ralph Hart, were waited upon few minutes
after three yesterday, by one of the under shers,
with writ for debt. They were called from the
dinner table, and when made acquainted with the
officers errand requested few mlnu es indulgence,
to arrange some business in their chamber, which
was granted. They Immediately proceeded to
their room, and alter being absent some time, the
officer expressed some uneaslness 10 the landloid
and requested him to step up stairs and call them
down. He accordingly went to their room, and
finding the door locked, gave rap, and in few
seconds heard the report OF pistol. He immedi
dately down stairs and informed the officer OF
the fact, when they both went up, and on reaching
the door heard the report OF another pistol
The door was then burst open, and one OF the most
appalling sights that ever presented itself to man.
was Witnessed by them. The iteless bodies were
exended on the floor, feet to feet and the brains oil
both blown out !! 1t appeared, we understand,
from the Coroner's Inquest, that they had commit
ted suicide, by shooting themselves with horse pls-
tolls, loaded with slugs.
We learn that these young men are natives OF
one of the British West India Islands, and recently
arrived in this city from St. Thomas via Trinidad.
After remaining some weeks in the city they visit
ed the Springs and only returned yesterday NOR
ming, in the steamboat from Albany
We cannot pretend to divine the cause which
has produced such melancholy event and which
has given rise to various Observation-Disclosures.
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been constantly vibrating between life and death,
but at period was his death so little expected, as
at the moment wheE it happened.
After nearly seven months residence here, his
family had incurred considerable debt of hospitaIi-
ties which they thought il duty to repay, aud fix
ed on "Wednesday evening, the 9th inst. for large
party, TO which numerous invitations were disribu.
ted. The company was assembled, and festivities
were gong gally on, when a cloud came over the
family for an hour, arising from the Circumstance
of the father being seized by violent vomiting; his
physician, being OF the party administered some pal
liaves, and Mr.. r. fell into gentle sleep; the
meptary cloud of gloom was dispelled, and the plea.
sures OF the evening were protraced until 10 o'clock.
Alter the company retired, the family all went to
rest as usual, persuaded that The fathers indispos-
ton was OF that kind to which he had been frequent
ly subject and not experimenting any serious conse.
sIde Mr. Rodney slept all night, and at six O'Clock
the next MOI ming only walked to moments Irreg
uar respiration when he fell into the arms of in
slant death
1.-The CONSERVATION occasioned by this sudden
and melancholy event. is more easily conceived than
described it was not confined to the family end
immediate friends OF the deceased, but extended 10
the whole city. Ii was agreed that the
military honors paid should be those due to Cap
tain General. | ought not to omit men
tioning that Mr.. Rivadasia, although out of public
service, and much occupied in preparations for his
immediate departure for Europe, volunteered TO
pronounce an eulogy at the grave Of Mr.. Rodney,
and to follow The body as one of the chief mourn
ers -
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ARRIVAL. OF GENERAL LA FAYETTE.
N'e,v Fork, Sunday, .aug. Is

.Ne,c Fork, Sunday, Aug. 10.
1, is with inexpressible pleasure we announce the
safe arrival of General LA FAYETTE, with his
son, George Washington La Fayette, and compan.
ion, Auguste La Vasseur, in the Packet ship Cad.
mus. from Havre. This great and good man was
conducted to the residence Of the Vice President on
Staten Island, this day, and viii be received in the
lefty to morrow, in style suitable TO his rank.
A Committee OF the Corporation went down to
the Island at O'Clock, waited upon the General,
and informed him OF the measures which had been
taken to give him proper reception on his arrival
in the country, the independence of which he so es-
sentially contributed to obtain.
Gen. La Fayette received, in the most gracious
manner, numerous visits from fellow citizens at
the seat of the Vice President. In taking by the
hand some of his old companions in arms, his tears
ol joy bespoke feeling which language cannot des-
Icribe. Gazette.
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WhirIwind. town of Worcester, Otsego
county, N. Y. was visited with violent whirwind,
on the Goth Of July. A small dwelling house IN the
town was blown down and entirely destroyed. There
were at the time four adult persons and five children
in the house. Four of the number, lady, two oil
her children, and young woman, were instantly
killed. All the others were wounded; three Of them
dangerously.
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NOTICE. TO CAPITALISTS.

|CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the subscr
y ber until the seventh day OF September next, for
LOAN not exceeding Forty Thousand Dollars 10 the Cor
poration of the Borough Of Wilmington, Eedeemabe u
fifteen years Persons applying for the whole or any par
thereof will direct their communications to either OF the
subscribers, Wilmington, Delaware, marked proposals
JACOB AI1RlCHS, JOHN K BkiNChLE'
EIJ HIIJES JOHN +. GlLPlN,
Committee appointed BY the Burgesses ana
August 6. 70-9t borough 1ouheh'
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.adiutant Generals Office,

Washington, 1th August, 1894.
The PRESIDENT THE UNITED STATES di-
reefs, that GENERAL LA FAyErTs, when he arrives
in this country be received all military posts with
the honors due to The highest military rank in our
lservce.
The General in Chief publishes the foregoing TO
the army, by direction Of the Secretary oil War.
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Nomination Election.-We have not received
authentic accounts of the result of the election on
Saturday, except from the three upper hundreds.
We are informed that the whole majority for Pc.
TER b. DELANY, for Sheriff. was about $50
and the majority for WILLIAM WOODCOCK.
for Coroner, about 500.
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0-F A few good WINDOW FRAMES and glazed SASH
for sale. Inquire at the Office Of the Watchman.


Trip to Ienerite."-An abusive and obscene
pamphlet, bearing this title has made its appearance,
with the Wilmington imprint. Our readers will
recoect that we refused to print it, and we deem
due to the credit of our Borough to state that it
was not printed in this place.
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Senator,

Senator,
PRESLEY SPRUANCE, Jun.
Representatives,
SAMUEL PRICE,
ANDREW GALLEY,
MARTIN w. BATES,
ROBERT YOUNG,
JOHN G.. MAXWELL,
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
JAMES P. LOFLAND.
SheriGs,
NEHEMIAH CLARK and - -.
Leuy- Court Commissioners,
THOMAS MABERRY, d. C. H.
JOHN BELL, L. c. H.
THOMAS GREEN, and
THOMAS M. STOUT, d. H.
C0r0ners,
WILLIAM HARRINGTON, JOHN SMITH
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting
be printed in hand-bills, and published in the a
merican Waterman.
ABRAHAM PIERCE, Chairman.
AuG: M. ScHEE, Sec'ry.
Dover, August 10.
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COMMITTEE MEETING.

At an adjourned meeting OF the Democratic Re.
publican party of Kent county, held at the house OF
Abellarris in Dover, on Tuesday the tenth instant,
the committee appointed TO form County Ticket
in pursuance of resolution entered into at the last
meeting of said party, on the 5lst u reported the
following, which, On moton--was adopted, viz:
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One hundred free colored people are about to sail
from New York 10 Hayti, on board the brig De
Witt Clinton.