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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-01

10y virtue oi deed of executed subscrbes
- by Edward Italian and wife, bearing date the I7 day
of April 1917 and duly recorded in the Office of the
court of Ricbmond shall for the purposes therein
pressed, proceed to sell for ready money the premises
at IL O'Clock the first day OF July thai known
property, the EAGLE TAVERN in the city Richmond
and the below the said Eagle Tavern
title under which the subscribers will sell is believed 20 he
ndspuiable but they will only such title as is
vested in them by said deed Of trust.
WIN. cambridge,
Aprjl %. VIM BAVNETT ( trustees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-01

the request Of many Of the respectaie ninIjt-
IA of this city, the subscriber has induc. TO a.
pen an EXCHANGE x READING ROOM, for the accom-
mediation and convenience OF the Merchants aud citizens
generally. The occupied by The subscriber and
the adjoining will be opened for that purpose. The
principal newspapers and prices current in the United
States, and the most approved Periodical Reviews and
Magazines of this and Europe will be furnished
Strangers respectfully Invited Exchange
The annual subscription To the Exchange will five
dears payable in advance Persons wishing 10
will pleased ca II at the subscribers oice-Due no.
iioe will be given OF the opening Of the Exchange
The subscriber will sell public Stocks of every dc serit
lion nj auction. or privately CARTER H. PAGE.
Richmond Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-01
EXECUT0R'S SAIES


virtue Of the power me by the will
Harris deceased, will offer sale 10 the hybes lid
der on credit of one two and three years. before the
'front.' door o; the Eagle Hotel in the Richmond on
wednesday the I'd day of June next, nj ~ O'Clock half
acre lot OF ground lying in the said city, street. mme-
ahteY below Mr. RuiheroOrds garden; also, other
otS on Locust street, conveyed the John l.. Harris
oy John o. Gambie each havinga Of thirty
one W winch stands The shop Ephaim Speed. Personal
security and deed the property will
May 8. Iie-tds M ioha = ,,arr;s d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-01

lion. John Dick Judge Of the District Cosrt Of the
at New Orleans on the 2sd ut WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-06-01

fUMMirTED to the jail of Richmond county Virgi0ie
" the iitb day Of September 1929 nee ro mai % bo
calls himself TOM, and says he belongs 10 John NJ WslLer
of Putnam county state Of Georgia lie IL so 2g wear.
old made Of light complexion, feet inches high
had on, when taken up, blue mixed home made Jacket ar
rowsers The owner Is requested TO forward
property charges and take him away, or he will
dealt with as the law directs.
April rs i2--wi2~ DANIEL GARLAND Isfio-
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Mnrreninn EelhnLe -acnIa.....,.

examination OF the Pupils NJ this Seminal, Ill, so0
N rn.nce Wednesday the f6h cfJuae. Pa.en,s Guar
daos and The friends Of the institution are resnec'Sv in
viisd 90 attend. j. PLiJNRETr
b -
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-23
10 all whom it may concern.

rHyAKE NOTICE. That pursuance of the Act OF Assem-
Div in such made and provided, we shall Apply BY
ware to be held at Newcastle for the county Of
on the first Monday in June next for commission to mark
bound and establish therac ofand OF which Neal
late Of pencader hundred county of Newcastle and state
Of Delaware died seized of fee, and OF which we and
Robert MNeal seized Off fee bounded by lands
If Wn Cooch, the heirs of Abel Davis Ehzapeth stew
art Andrew Morton, Arthur Beatty and VIM Curett con
aiming by computation one hundred acres, as the boun
ares thereof are danger of becoming obsolete ana u
known JOHN MACNEILL,
SAMUEL MEDlLL,F
ANN MARIA MACNEil-L
SIN right of his wife - a.
Feb, 25, 1894, %%--~''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-23
PORK, LARD, &c.

IN BBLS. cargo and mess Pork
OU 100 Kegs first quality Lard
20 Rus. White Beans 90 do. Albany Peas
40 do. Herd Grass Seed 90 do. Clover Seed
10do Timothy Seed 100 do. Superior Potatoes
1000 Lbs first quality Tub & Keg Butter
10O00lbs Cotton Yarn filing and twist, from No Alto No ID
Together with general assortment OF Groceries, all OF
b ave- offered for sale on reasonable terms by the sub
scbers corner Of King and Second street. north side the
lower market. JoSEPH MENDENiiAlLe So'
wilmington mo. 10, 1924. N-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-23
no THE DEMOCRATIC DIRECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITIZENS--As the season is approaching
when your attention will be directed the duty of select
ing person fill the office of SHERIFF of this county,
beg leave to offer Eyself to your consideration
lae. 1t is probably unnecessary to remind you that at
The last nomination for this Office favored with the
srges of respectable portion of my fellow citizens, for
whose support now return my grateful acknowledge
mens. 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
Surfing you omy cheerful submission any mode of nom
nation that may be adopted the county meeting at the
Red Lion and of my determination give my sup
port the candidate who may be selected under the
thority OF that meeting. PETER b. DELANY.
Wilmington, january 5, 1924. 1T
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ron SALE ar J. WILSON'S BOOKSTORE

Durells New York edition of Shakspedres FORKS in 10
vols duodecmo containing IL superb copperpa'e ehSra'
wings, elegantly bound and gilt.
Le,atrs's Classical dictionary, containing copous &C
~ an me proper names mcionedin ancient authorsi
with the value Of cos weights, and measures used among
| the Greeks and Romans and chronological table.
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MILLER.

N3TANTED, a Miller who take charge by the 13si
wv MAY next at fnrthest. To one who can come wen
recommended for his honesty, sobety and knowledge o.
H. r;,em WALTER DOUGLASS,
Mordngton Mills, Kent County, Del
Feb z, 1924. lo-om
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-23
no TIE DEMOCRATIC REP UBLICa.N'
ELECTORS or
New. Castle County.

Fra,res ne q candidate for the aice of C0R0NER at the
ensuing nominaton In presenting myself for the first
tine before you candidate for Office might perhaps
INV character during long life which has been principally
spent among o As of the few survivors OF the re-
,ohronary struggle, and who in that dark hour gave
all the adj my humble means would admit, to me caus
yonr favor At that evenu period, was employed in the
service OF my country different occasions and especa
" OH Lakes George and Champaign in constructing Inc
In the long period which has since elapsed have tfus
faithfully adhered to the principles Of 70 have neye
been in office, candidate for office and now IN tht
decline offe when age has unstrung my nerves and un
fitted me for labor my straitened circumstances induce
ne to make this appeal the kindness Of my fellow ctr
zens. WILLIAM "oo'o ~ r.
Wilmington Feb. 90, 1894. 2o-u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-23
NOTICE.

4
A MAN by the name of HaRJj.2N SJY.8N, was. found
~ drowned in the river Delaware, short time sinces
SINE distance below Newcastle. number of papers
found on him, dated at Pelham, Massachusetts, among
which deed for of land in the county OF Hamp-
SHIRE Mass are in the hands of Peter L. Oge Coroner of
Newcastle county living at Chrstana Bridge Del Printers
in the State of Massachusetts, will do act of Kindness by
giving this notice. or the substance of it, in any shape that
will convey the information to the heirs or connexions OF
the deceased April 20, 1924. Sgt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-23
10 THE DEMOC CRATIC ELECT0RS Of
New Castle County.

FELLOU- CTTTZENS--Induce from the encourage.
men, YOU have heretofore given me- and the promise OF
support have received from dierenpa OF the county,
offer myself as candidate for the office Of COhONEh
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 the Red Lion nomination. PAUL M'GlNN.
Newport, Feb. IA, 1924. 9-u
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FEATHERS.
10 all whom it may concern.


NroTICE 10 hereby given that intend to apply to the
~ Court Of Common pleas be held al Newcastle, in
and for the county of Newcastle, on Monday the IN
day Of June next for commission to mark bound and
eabsh nv land situate in Red Lion hundred and county
oresad adjoining lands of Samuel Grow, dec. heirs OF
Alexander Jsmson dec John L. Shuster the State road
heirs of Henry Fronburger, dec; and Eliza Grndage
"a nslaw,re. in such case made and provided.
u - WILLIAM VANDEGRlFT.
March 3, 1924. ~o-on
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13

Inc the portion Of the daughter OF john Laurens, by
his will deducts therefrom the advances made the
son. of which the sum taken up by him al Nantes
is a part, with interest from the time of such adj
vances.
The committee, in reporting bill directing The
money TO be paid to Francis Henderson, Jun. the
only erandchild of Colonel Laurens, has, indepen-
IDENTIFY Of its fitness, conformed to the consent OF
Francis Henderson, the elder signiied by letter
from him, and among the documents"
Mr.. Barbour stated the grounds OF this claim,
and commented feengy and eloquently upon the
distinguished services which Col Laurens had rem
dered the country. In the appropriation oft aum
named in the bill, MFR. b. said the committee had
not estimated the interest on the moneys which
were Justly due long time since to Col. Laurens.
He thought this ought in justice, 10 be added TO the
amount to be granted-and therefore, moved that
the sum oil S23,500 be stricken out from the bill,
and the sum of S26,7oO inserted in Its stead.
The allowance OF interest was opposed by Messrs.
Jannan, Holmes, of Maine, Macon, and Pan Bur-
on, ON the ground that the claim had not been be-
fore presented, and that the same principle which
had been adopted in the settlement of other claims,
OF similar nature should be preserved in this case.
The question having been divided, the motion
for striking out S2s,5O0 prevailed; butt before the
question was taken on inserting the aum proposed
BY Mr.. Barbour, the bill was ordered, on motion
OF Mr.. Vun Buren, to lie on the table.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
January 2. 1924.

THE GREEKS. The household utensils of brass and
copper gathered up from the desolste hearts Of tile
buchered Sciotes, have been bought old copper
Smyrna, and such brought to Boston Will not this
awaken still more the sympathies of the Americans for
those unfortunate christian people But short time ago,
Sco, laid desolate by the scmtals of the ferocous
Turks had population of hundred thousand souls
Her men have been put to the sword her mothers and
daughters have been sold in the open Market and DOOM
ed to the most horrid and hopeless slavery.
Greek Fnd-The gross receipts at the Theatre in PHI
aid Of the Greek Fund, 9l8 dollars the expenses,
300 DEMONSTRATING clear balance of 6l8 dollars.
Mr. Calhoun and his lady had narrow escape on New
Years evening They had been to party Mr. Wrts,
and were on the point Of stepping into their carriage to
return home when the horses took fright and full
speed for about half mile, when the driver thrown
from his seat, and the carriage dashed to pieces.
The ship Cyrus sailed on Sunday morning the 9Th inst
from City Point, Va for Africa with 125 free blacks for
the American colony.
The steam boat William Lorvndes on her passage from
Charleston to Hamburger, g. C. caught fire about forty
there was powder on board the people fed for their lives
and had barely time to escape with what clothes they had
The boat and cargo, which was large were entirely
destroyed. The loss is not much short OF one hundred
thousand dollars. The boat was not insured.
The State House at vsndsa, Illinois, has been destroy.
ed by fire.
F2annels-t is mentioned in the N. Gazette that the
arrangements for manufacturing annels Massachusetts,
are now so extended that $4,000 pieces will be made this
year within ~ miles Of Boston.
We understand, that the usual appearance of the
Port Folio, has been delayed, by the severe indspo-
sition of both the Editor and Publisher
Mrs. Ope has two volumes in the press under
the title of J" The Painter and his WIFE," w. j.
Bureh has published his second and last volume of
6 T ravels in the Interior of Southern Africa Ro-
bert Southey has published in one volume +" A Tale
Of Paraguay Bernard Barton is preparing new
Volume ofpoems for the Press.
THE SMALLPOX, or what is termed the Pa
r;oioid which prevails in Philadelphia and is atten.
dcd with great mortality, is gradually spreading
through Chester and Lancaster counties.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-13
80 o1JJo1o 49,
The Legislature of Delaware met at Dove

The Legislature of Delaware met at Dover on Tuesday
the 9th inst Gen Jesse Green elected Speaker Of the
Senate and Ed,pard Fisher, Clerk Joshua Burton, esq.
was chosen Speaker of the House Of Representatives,
and Kemp Roberts, Clerk The day Gov. THOMAS de-
ivered his Message. cholas Handyke and John M Clay
ton have been elected Senators i'll Congress.
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The Committee Of the Greek Fiid will meet at Smiths
Hotel on Thursday the 18th inst at o'clock p NJ Pune
tla attendance is requested. j. LATIMER, jr. Secry
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Amerltan matrbmatl.
WILMINGTON, 10 JANUARY, 1894

Fwn Indignantly upon the first dawning attempt to alternate
le portion Of the Union from another.' WASHINGTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-26
POETR ".
From Ms PHILADELPHIA Freemen', Journal

We copy the following from an Eastern paper.
The scetous writer certainly complains with justice
Of the numerous distractions from awnings. In ma.
ny streets in our city they Keep the hopeless pssscn
ger lodging his aching head, like duck surrounded
by a parcel Of gunneis We hope, seriously, that
the complaints here made will be attended to-
10 the Cenii.men Traders efthe City Of Bosfon.
Dear Sirs-As I've oft occasion 10 psss.
On foot thl ough the cts Of this beautiful city,
There's one inconvenience attends me, Alas
Which makes object OF genuine pity
The gods have bestowd, my good sirs, you nuss
know.
On me an immense longitudinal extension.
From the crown of my hat. to the up OF my toe,
L measure more inches than wish 10 mentlon
Now have to request Of you, sirs, II you please
That the awnings, to keep oft the suns scorchIng
From before your shop doors, (you can do it with
easel
You will raise say foot or perhaps two feet higher
For Off, as I'm passing through this street or that,
With my mied deep in thought. and my eyes hxS
my shoes on,
Some yilisinous pole makes free with my hat,
And leaves both my hair and my tho ghts in con-
fusion.
Oft too when meet some fair lady know,
Who claims my best bow what state OF distraction
feel in, at seeing a cross suck so low.
That. as VIC say in law, no a bur 10 the dchor
And when determine TO keep look out,
And careful, avoid each unpleasant obstruction,
I'm oblig'd to keep duoking and dodging about,
Like Monsieur de France at a court introduction
Sometimes when these troubles my temper do vex,
l wish that the cords Of your awning we're nooses
Attach'd 10 your poles and tied round yOnr necks-
Good Lord what bad feelings misfortune produces
In short, Messrs. Traders. unless you prepare
Directly your awnings to raise, Petition
] needs must prepare 10 his Honor the Mayor,
np
You're, &c.
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OR
yTTHITwELL's Liquid imbroTcd 0PODELDOC
w one bottle of 1ohich sdrrGnted to possess
than f,sIoe he Strength and efficacy Of Me ha'G d
knd his EubrocGnor is now universally Tckn,w.
lodged to be almost int4bie in cases OF rheumatism
bruises sprdias, cramb Durnbness sufHcSs 5gcGk-
ness of The meek joints chi'5tans chopped hands
snags of insects, reSctG5e posons fresh mounds. and
for any external injury. e"he' tor man or beast
This article is highly recommended by one Of the
first Physicians in the y , whose certificate ac-
companies each bottle
CAUTION!
Re sure and ask Tor and receive wuITWELL's
OPODELDOG or you will sssured!y be imposed up
on. sold at retail 10y wM SlMONS, al his house
in Newport price So cts per bottle -
itherr also may be had,
The VOLATILE ARoNAT1c SNUFF This high.
" fragrant sternutat,e (mosty composed Of roots
and aromatic hCrbs,l Is too well known ard highly
approved throughout the United states, in cases of
head sche aod catarh TO need further eommends.
tion-price SC cts PEI bottle.
ALSO,
Jur0iS' Bilious Pills,
An excellent and we'll known composition in Jsun.
dice, biious complaints, want ot appetite costye.
ness, &c. Sc. price rs cents per box
ALSO,
Detergent BHierS,
Useful at all seasons, but especially in the spring
Of the yesr for the same complaints as those above
mentioned. They should be used after the use ef
the pills.
ALso-Itch Ointn7eM,
An infalIibe remedy for this complaint, without
smell or s,ain-priee So els per box
ALSO,
DoNy's Eye Water.
This article has been recommended by some o.
the first physicians.
Tooth Powder,
Damask Lip SalTs,
March II, 1874
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-26
From the Portland Statesman.

TAILOR'S DEFENDED.
A Tailor, ins,esd OF being ne ninth part OF
man, POSSESSES the qualities of nine men
combined IN one, as Will be seen by the fol.
owing obsefvstlons.
Is. 4. an economist, he cuts lis coat ac-
% ding 10 h's cloth.
end. A, gardener, lie is careful ofcsb
hoce
Sd As sailor, he shear, of wbenevel it Is
p opcr.
4'h. ~ play Oclcr, he Oflsn brsnd,sh:s d
barc bodliln
) b. As lawyer, he attends to many SUITS.
6h. AS an cxeculioner, he provides sus
peudets, or gallowses, for many persons.
7,h. As cook, he is generally furnished
with wa'm goose.
sh. As o sherilI's officer, he does much at
spongins
Gan. 10 ta'icpal and scrip'ural divine, bi.
great am is to form goud hab!!,, for the ben
eli II himself snd Others.
No doubt he subject might be much e1,end
90 bot think enough has been said TO do away
,he opp obium, so oilen cast On The kn'ghrs Of
the thlmbe and needle, end 10 induce the fta
tctni'y 10 unito and contribute o suit Of clothes
- Iheir l,isnd ard humble servant
RICHARD RAGGED
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cr heard Of such tam there were Ioi WH
any Weseysns. The poor man was jns 60.
ing away IN despair, when, as a last resource,
he said, {" But ! am Cbristiao 3" az this wor d
the gate Of bliss flew open, and be was Ieeeiy.
cd as q welcome guess"
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INTEMPERA ANCE.

Yiccs, Diseases, PR7ishmen.S.
lo-Punch, ldeuess, o'ckuess Debi.
Gang, Peev,,hness, Quar-
2o-Tod'y and rellirg. TIemot, oi 'he
Egv Rum hsnd. IN he morning, Puk'
,cg, Bldaedness, Jail
sO-Grop ! shlne, Horse Racing, ,lnham.
B,sndy I ed eyes. red nose aud lace
Sws,e. oack eyes and sgs
! Lying and Swearing, Sore S
NV ,we!led Legs J9undice,
'"''' Hospital OF Poo House.
- ,,. ! Stealing and SwlndIing,
,; PANS IN the hands, bum.
seu =" - 2 'ng ~ the hands and ieel,
and C0'a''s Bridewen
o-D.sms OF Ga, Bran ! periuy, d, opsy,
dy and Rum in the Epi-p,y, s'a's
morning. fIson.
The same moro Bu,g'a'y, Me'snchc'
ing and even Iy, Patty, ApopIexy
7o- "s' "io. '%o ''''' ''''' '''
The same during : Murder, Madness,
/ dsy and night, 5 Despair, 1a'lows.
The following IS only new version OF
story related by The celebrated George White
fed, in one of his printed sermons.
a DREAM. a, tho lete Anniversary Meet
ing OF the We'eysn Missionary Socie'y in
London. the Rev II. Townley. Of Calcutta,
ssid,-lle remembered d. cam that he hsd
hsstsd q very p,ous person relate, that he had
dtesmpt the foregoing night. He d'esmp'
,ba, he had a"ived at the gates oi Heaven,
when he applied to ,he-holy wstchmsp to ad
nit him within The sacred walls. When
d. you want :" said hey He replied, ha,
he belonged to the Independents. and wished
TO j1ip them 10 tbs, place. There are no
such people here !" was the snswet he GOT.
WeI,' said he, 3" ! have had stme connex-
ion with the Baptisv may join them -
ave do n't know any Of that name," replied
the heavenly wnchm,n. 1t was N vso thsi
he had asked for Cautehmen--,sey had nsy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-08-26

COUCHS, CoNSU.HPTIO.NS IND .1STH.jf.A
THIS new and healing bassm bids fair to rival ev.
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints Of the lungs leading TO consumption.
and even in seated consunptons it has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success. If
certificates from persons OF the highest respectable
y or the great and increasing dem and for them may
be called proof Of its good effects it is proved -
Scarcely a Of colds, coughs. pain in the side,
difficulty of breathing, want of sleep arising from de-
biity, consumptions, but may be relieved by
the timely use otthis medicine Every genuine bot
tie has .4i!der5ons Cough Drcpa stamped on 1t, and
The directions al sIghed by Jane; .fsiler
These drops generally give ease in most cases OF
coughs, colds, difficulty OF breathing, wheeling.
tghtness of the chest consumptons and pain IN The
side The aged will experience reiiefe equally agree
able and instantaneous, when the lungs are af
fected.
CT BE particular. as each genuine bottle has
Z" .aadcrsoas Cough Drops" stamped on it and that
each OF the directions sgned in writing by James
.Ieien-no others are genuine
Price dollar for large, and Etty cents for small
bottles.
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GgaESsss2NSA
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Tor

The most Valuable mtulCIliC etei IN use
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(Selcu,cd from sayings and Doings) }
J. D

Love that is but slightly grounded,
Separation soon may cure;
'Tis a dream OH fancy founded,
Wanting substance to endure.
True Affection lasts the longer,
When its brightest hours arc o'cr;
Parting sorrows bind il stronger
Memory but cndcars it more.
Dearest, then the tender sorrow,
Teaching passion TO endure;
which can strength from mcm'ry borrow,
Lovcs--bu, never hopes cure