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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-10-21

4 German Priest walking IN procession at the
heal Of his pNrishioncrs over their cultivated
fields, i'll oricr to procrre q blessing on their
crops, when he came to those Of unpromising APP
and singing would avail nothing; this wants ma
nlrc'
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Ladies and Gentlemen's

FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY,
No. French st. TVRmingfon,
NETT DOOR TO THE FARMERS BANK.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-10-21

E.stcmhore Eloquence.--Sir Rich. Steele
had constructed very elegant Theatre IN
his house for the recitation OF various passa-
gcs from f;tyouritc authors, snd wishing to
ascertain whether It was aswcll calculated to
rratify the car rs the eye, desired the car
pcntcr who had completed tho work, to as
Send pulpit placed at enc end of the build
ing and speak few sentences. The carpen-
tcr ohcyed, and when mounted, found him
self utterly at loss for the matter OF his
harranguc. Sir Richard begged he would
pronounce whatever came first to hand.
Thus engaged, the new made orator began,
and looking stcdfastly on the Knight, III a
voice like thunder, exclaimed, "S, Richard
Steele, here has and these here men been
doing your work for three months and never
seen the colour of your money.-Whcn are
you to pay uss cannot pay my jonrncymen
without money, and money I must have" =
Sir Richard replied, THAT he was iii rap
lures with the cloquencc, but by no means
admired the subject"
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a schoolmastcr taught his boys whenever
they heard him sneeae, to rise up with solcin-
nifty, cross their hands on their bosoms, and
calculate God preserve our venerable tu-
tori" One day he tool, them out tor walk |;
and the weather being hot, he proposed they
should drink at well. The well was deep
so the master made them Join their tur-
bans together for rope and descending to
the bottom, handed them up their drink one
after the other. The retreshment over, he
bade them draw him out again, and had
nearly reached the top,when the coldncss OF
the well making him sncezc, the whole pos
sc instantly let go the rope, threw them
selves into their accustomed attitude, and cX-
claimed with fcrvour, "Gpd preserve our
venerable tutor" who broke his leg.
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nHs requests, n little npip afiit,n in n nn@
Italian hand on rose. colnnred paper anil
very Enthusiastically turned mp NJ The eprn.ls ,
was p"i 'ofo my hands by little girl viii,
n basket ON hrf arm, who pressed forward
WIN "agefhrss through the crnwJ. lIr,
silence pleased me and innrtlmtrly
opened and rsnd -
u my drnr Miss Catnip y III lend me-.
that beautiful lace cap which saw IN her,
h"frhu lh1 evening, she will confer nm an
sptakall" ta,or upon her aii., Tomato friend
and nrighhonf
HESTER Observation-Disclosures.
L. - My sister Catherine would he
under minute obligations IN you ir monld
lend her yuur cinnamon colour, Il calash To
mike few calls in, ihi. forrnoon.
n B-ueorg" would like 10 read Mr..
E'rr"tis Draiion whlrh WAS !, Ing IN
Your table Yesterday, hui | tell him le
must call tins forenoon aud borrow Ii him.
rrlf.
Cd +. s.-Mnmma will thank you for tho
loan of i rhnrle ,l"z.n of eggs"
While VAS half disira,iM with ihtso
'arions nrplicnlious N round rns, COLOUR
ed gentleman, Who lives just IN Ne nrigh-
bonrhood, passed by, and seeing ,nlne dis
ir.ss In ~, eniniruanrs, kiudl, stopped In
inquire alter my welfare. am afraid
Miss Barbara you has. h,rd too much a.
l"ne-but you have got now into good
neIshhunrhood, and ! hop. mran 10 liz.
nrighhouriy. Intend m,s.lfio sirpin, one
ofihrsr mornings, & drink u glass nf Your.
fine bottled cider before breakfast. ! hayv
heard much oft. Aud h, the way, do.
mol care II borrow dom bottles now
I'LL ran buy soinr m,srlf"
! turned towards
Another knock II will ram 10 the WIN
dow I" reconnoitrr--As live, there arr
three children nj the door with baskets, n
hoy With a wheel barrow, n woman ~nh
n band box, md five tin kullcs coming to-
wards The house NJ, patience il ,Allaas.
ed
Mr.. Printer, adv riize. my house for sals-
nj auction, nrxl Monday. Twill take sodg
lnes III the country --"i ~ In the Shoals
thls very day. BARBARA CAINIP.
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A LIST OF LETTERS,


d. on he 30h S,Jhmbo, 1894.
Il " ~. Anderson. Jno n Anderson Mrs
Mary Adams sunni &. Allen, llns1 Adams
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams, Abnet Allen, Jno. \ :
| mos.
B-LrNi Bcst q, Jnmrs l.. Bullock A,p m
l.. Bn""0, YIN. LnId, ke,. Moses Bro ot
Micnlhh Burton, Matt. Brown, jus. :. BisI nr,
Thos. +. bnldiu, ~ BERNARD, Robert Biy hL.
Jno. BLACK, Saml Burks, IT.
t--Juo. tuils, Josiah tnrter, jos. Is. g,
,inptou q, Miss Ann . Chiffon, Juidnn t..
sy, Robert IL Carter, Amnz J.. ChaGn, IT,.
ben Cox, Mrs. Nanny Clement, Miss mi.
rine Cobbs, Sheldon = Church, Lewis C,nnn.
bell, Bennett Crawford, Clerk suvctio< Co,,,t
! Cbnnccry,
! DIR. H. l.. Davies Q, Dnnio, Day, A.hg.
les N. Donglass, DR.. II y. pnngerGeld, Indy
bowel, BenjnmIn Dawson, Patrick H. Dipn,z
Miss Elizabeth ". DAVIS, Mrs. N'nry l.. I.u.
iel.
E--Nimrod p. Edwards. Jncoh Evrlv. A.,
chacl En'mrry, Elisha Ellison Genr 4, w.
aeore 4 Embr, Mrs. Jane Eduyrd '
p Stokeiy I. Foster, Ne4cn i,..,..
Benjamin Farmer, Leroy Fear. '''"'''
G--John Garrett, George l. /,ber r,...;.
Golden, Garlnnd 4 Roy 2,p. ,s","h, ,,''ea
Mr." CN.r %ae.' , !%o% " Robert Gardner
Garland freelaud,. CRATIC CON.
:, u--'"N'ph 'iorner John iIockudny, VIM
noun worm, w a, Till. -. l. - Hoffman
james lInni'., Mrs.. Beise, Ihptuf,s. pe'io.'
Harrison - hssander MoIIote iIeplnfn ..
John Tepd 1rson. >"
J-JvdiIh Jeuleins, Clias I..Jordnnn w,,
Johnston, Gins. Johnson, Mrs Anu lone.
oht" johnson, J. '. Edmund Jnou. Jn,,,s
ltbS f"tr q. Joiner, Dudley Jones. lx.,
Lewis n Go. James Jeih ins
John Kidd, Thomas Kinney.
Edward lynch, jean Lynch Samuel
! Ipsfpr IIfus1 I ,sIft oil { .
M-Thoma, e Mile, .. jI.,r, M,k;n...
AlcA""drf MeDon.fd, George A,srkiay,, =
n'nnN, 'hphli fumes hnilir. kiss | ny. NJ
MOORE, Nell b,cClinthy, Grorgr Nnrtg .
idzhbeih Aihson, Thomas sioory r n ~,
p M'Cnne, Whit Megsn, Trou,os ,. h,erin,
~. h. Napier
P-Ed"ard Price, Miss rnrny Pnpl p, No
folinrd ., Richard Perkins =, Sn,.,b p.na,.
ton Broker frrs'on 2, I,noOb'rs P.ao. So
ci'ty. 80 ="
R--Rernard fucker, ITeSry Rando,nh. Ia.
hos"r, VIM. Robinson, Jol1n Roynltv. job,
ho'Iicr 2, lin,i"y Rucker. James Russell. If.
! benjamin Robinson.
S--Kobcn Scott, Jol.n S,rel pov.,,y N
: scott Captain Erpes Slsin, Don @ s,ok.l,.
| William j shelton Patrick Smith Dr. Jns,
Shnnd.rs, 1homHs Smith, Rob.r, Sncad. YIN
, sydnor Co. john ". schcnk.
T-Cbesley Taylor, K ). Ti'den ., wv
;, Tucker :, Arn,stchd Trnsou D, John Iun
Samuel 1ardy2, jones 1ins.y, Mrs Ne r
1r'gg. Samuel Taylor, Miss Polly " Tu,, :,
/. Mrs. Ell1ehr,h Trusow, ia, i'll Tinsl.y.
; John ID. rIqnhart y, Kobert l.. Yes cev
1 Thomas Vannersou.
: B-lsaac Neehnn, IIcnr, Willinm,,v :. .svo
4 l.. Woods"n, George " yiord Csr,er Lii,
Wells, Samuel l.. " ilisnson ., 7tv ,.sw \
j, Word, hlnnsun Wins'on :, Hugh M.er, N ar
- 4 Mkisson ,, jefferson VI Whitehead, 1.,h,. q;
l. Williamson, Jnlm l.. Watrous L. Gu. D
= JOHN u. MuRREy.L. p AZ
e October / W.
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one, on a mote culai gcd scale, Ey tca~on ot the
many demands that have been made lof the
work from Sai as pait, oithe u tied Sta.es.
III, favorable reception that has been given
to this g Biographical Dictiona " WIN. 1t -
grhtviu TO ihe compile, may be rc AIDED a.
houorLheto the IN crican community. The
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sagr. We would implant tie memory 'ioar's
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To hcir chlldren, ia p oud ,ememh auce "the
Vi tue, and t.len II men wt nrec, hid thetI
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&c nev,l before published, at those I'ln-t'lous
men who acted a cou-t icn us r't IN our glo-
riou. Rcvaiuti y. The Editor think 1t proper
I al tnat mauv gentlemen, tr"n val'on-
parts OF the Union, have promised TO furnish
o. ,iuaI- ketchc OF our mes, distinguish Re-
,r ,,,, W., 81 ai,,,,.,,t minors !,
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Inc ~, edr'o" con''oeo mo-
r>' " ,h,. s,.r,,nd
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he following ohscrvat,, IL:
al have been led to thee Few remarks. by
,,;uo ma. b.nd -, a ,olume lat,lv published
hv Nr Pogc,, Al E.aston. Penn. entitled +" \
w., nna,anhi,, Dictionary, containing the
,;,.s az an ou, eminent stat. sm,n, hc,ocs
natr;o,s and "a ,S."
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Departed Heroes, Sages and Stniesmt. Of a
meriod.
Tohe confined exclusively to those who ~
nalized themselves, IN either capacity, IN th'
Revolutionary Wal, winch obtained The Indie
pendence oitheir country.
Second Edition. Hhannpptniir-eopioin
TINiIE Declaration hy the i,rIncsrut dives o
i the United Colonies of North America
acting forth the causes and necessity OF taking
up arms, Juy d, l715-1he Petition by the
Representatives Of the United Colonies, To tAs
King ot Great Britain, July 8, l1i5-A procla.
ton vi Congress ion "a day OF Ia ting, hnmili,-
ton aud prayer, March 10, l775--The Decla.
ration OF Independence, July /, l77G-and the
manifesto by the Congress oil the United States
OF America, October SO, l179.
Also, tn. Constitution OF the United States,
aud thu Farewell Address oil General WASH.
rNGroN, To the People / the United States an
nouncing his intention OF retiring from public
service, SeptenheI Z, 1876.
COMPLIED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
We are reduced to the alto, naI c, fchoo
sing an unconditional suhmis, j, n to 1 he ivan
nv Of irritated ministers, o, ,csistanc, by force.
The latttl isoul choice. We have cmlntrdth,
cost OF TIN. cantest, aud find nothing - dread.
III A. voluntary save V. liono,, Justice, and
Humanity, 10 id MS tantlv 10 SUI cnder that
,eedom VII h we received nom cur gallant
ance+to :, and which oui innocent posteiity
hasca rIsh toIcCUIvr from rs. We cannot
endure the IniafuV aIiD ptllt al leoIInng Sic
ceediug generationsto that etchcdncss winch
ineyjtahl, awai them, il we basely entail here.
ditay bondage npon them.
i" The ". have been compelled by on,
enemiesi, assume,we viii, III defiance ol every
hazard, with unaha,mg tirmness aud pelseveI-
ance, employ ior the preservation al Gu libel-
trs-heiGs With one mind resolved To die hsc.
men lathe, than To live slave. - DerioroiioH
Of Congress, setting torh TIE necessity ott,tking
mp arms-J0iy Il, 100
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.NER.7L COMMISSION BUSINESS, IN the
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town, on the customary terms ana to Tue
shipping of country produce and other aa',
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SA NONSE

Of mine, seven YEARS oId, five feet two or
three niche high, Of fur -pirit aud rcm"rka-
by active for work horst, Was taken tore
thrrV iti an old saddle broken bchnd, and
new ,trrnp leather, The bride MAS old,
the biz Designed for double r"ins.
have no doubt bnt hr viii aim IN pnse rs
tree ms", having, II i supposed, stolen tue
tree pass OF Frederick Mason. under " hich
name ! am Well satisfied be viii aim Ia pass.
Twill give the above reward for the man
and horse, COR Slotof e:thrr) if taken within
thirty mirs OF tbs place, aud delivered 10
me. II bcy"nd that distance, the snne re-
ward and All reasonable travelling charges
will hc allowed.
SAAIrEL EDNt NDSON. Jr
Ilalifax Court House, Npy oe l. III
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.i be s"1 > ." 'nr PREMISES % s o" the
OF LAND, br the san=", more ar less. 1his
band lies IN the county OF Halifax, state of
Virginia, on Bnni,trrfISer, near oln bridge.
The greater part oi >ai5 tract il Gi>l rate to-
hncco land. further description Is decmu'l
usrlcss, ~ il i. expected the purchaser Mul
view md judge Tor himtrlf. Terms made
known on tho dny oil sale, hut will b,. accom-.
modsflne. sc WI. L. ..DAMS.
October 20. LIZ
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SlR-fou via br pleased to taxi notice,
~ that shalt, on the second day ot Bedford
November court next, nj VIM. 1srfS stavern
in the town OF Liberty land To continue IRON
pay To dav until coul,letcd proceed To taxi
the depr sf'ions "f hlli'm ooh md others,
which ( hall oilrr Ia lie rf"d Is hidcncr "i
&c trial ot the oan-e dcrrnd'n1 IN b"diot'
county court, whclein am hiG,niilf aud 9th
ers nre defendants lout.,
DAVID CRENS,itW
October 2. VIM
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DCNAN Ai from the subscriber an sun
IL dry night, 23d inst my MN LODI
RICH He Is slcck blaek negro, oi hbou, "a
years III ase, long lare tnperlng Ia the chm,
aud slow both in motion mud speaking His
ight j. about 2 feet 9ur 10 inches, broad
ncro.s ,hc shoulders, though rather inclined
TO he slender in body and limits, Ills dress
not exactly know II, but il j. supposed that he
had ON II roundabout cont, iihA and cotton
pantalo"ns, rouon shirt, and smnll fur hni
. lie took with him II white cotton aud linen
shirt, grey Cashmere PantaIoon5, snddlebag'
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ADVERTISEMENT.

ySNiiE subscriber wishes 10 sell a TRACT
4 OF LAND in the upper end of Amherst
county, within one mile OF Irents ferry, and
alb 1ut six miles above Lynchburg, containing
45o acres. This land is we'll adapted to the
culture of corn, wheat aud tobacco. lie
plantation is sufficient to work 10 hands 10
advantage. The land that is to clear is good
fI,Lnrri, land
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P.1IEi r .WEUfCIA Els.
Hahn's Anti l,iIious fills.

They are eNc"ilehtN adapted to carry ol
upcrilnons bile, aud prevent lis morbid Sc.
crrtinns Ia restore and Hmrnd the ppvr
lite 10 produce free preparation, rn,
thereby prevent colds, which are often OF fatal
...
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A\so-sA TRACY

in tho upper cnd Of TIC same county, lying on
both sides of Pcdlar river, containing l2oo
acres, loo acres of which is low grounds, aud
a considerable portion OF the halance first rate
tobacco land There i on this land n plan
tation sufficient to work ~ hands to advan-
iage. and as tobacco plantation, mag be
considered equal In nny ~ the county.
Also, Il Tract in the county of
Nelson, containing about 5000 acres, about
300 acres of which is cleared aud in good Of
der for croppng-about 4OO acres of FIRST rate
tobacco land TO cnt-thc balance lies well, aud
is we'll covered in timber. Either Of the nbove
tracts of land will be sold on advantageous
terms, by application 10 the subscriber, resi-
ding in New GInsgow, Amherst county.
county DAVID 5. GARLAND.
August 90. wew
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Old Port and Madeira. " ine.
WAITER II. MipDLl. TON has re-
A., a erned .,ptay Of sr.perior PoRT and
Madeira VINE, Nhi.a he csn recon.
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The North American Review,

Was begun in 1918, and has since been steadis
y advancing in public estimation In Janna-
Y, 1920, the editarship was assumed by Pro
lessor Everett, OF the Cniver>itya nj Cambridge,
New-England. A mar wries was then com
menced, with Which il is convenient that sub
scriptiorS should begin. Orders Tor amy part
OF the work will however be thankfully re-
crived by r. Littell and by H. Norris Henry,
who are Interested, in the publication.
Published 9unriertq--Prirr Fire Doiinrs n
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!SPLE.hDiD ASSORTMENT Oh
.JE w II l. II Y.

JOHN II. HUNT hss just. received n
j splendid addition Of JEN ELY. of the Ia
test fashions, rendering his assortment cua
rle,e. Among other articles, h- has on tseut;
Gold mud Silver raicn, Lever WATCHES.
and SILVER PLATE 81 every descriptions -
| He viii dispose of his stock ca The mos mo-
| .rste term. for cash ~ OCT. ~.
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1 neral assembly of sirgiuia, for II diyorc'
from my wife MARY Ann Porter.
TuQS. PORTER.
October % 81 IL
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Va. Mp ON.

"''e reetirtd supply Of "int,r sruisrd
SpTsh1ret' lamp Oh, frat qsai'ty
Sen. Z WAITER il. MIDDLETON