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MONEY WANTED.

FUNIREE THOUSAND DOLLARS wanted on interest,
l. for which good security will be given Inquire of the
Editor Of the Waterman.
Feb 5, 1925. 1o-tf
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CABINET FURNITURE.

few articles Of handsome Cabinet Furniture may be
had at reduced prices by applying the corner 0,
Second ana Wdtnn streets one square below the Metho
dist Meeting House, Wilmington.
Feb IS, 1926. 22-4t
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Lancaster Butter, Groceries, &C..

FENHE Subscriber, thankful TO his friends and the public
for former favors respectfully informs them that he
has lust received 1000 lbs. prime LANCASTER BUT Err,
which, with general assortment of GROCERIES, among
which are the following articles
Wines .Molasses Castor Oil Indian Med
Cordials Spices Street oil Stone Hare
Teas Flour .uackerel Brushes
Coffee Salt Herring Tobacco
Chocolate Cheese Buckicheat Cigars, P0U-
Sugar Lamp Oit Rye Meal der, Shot, &c.
He viii. sell ThoLesae and Retail, tie reduced pri.
ces.
All orders and calls for any of the above enumerated
tices. articles in the above line, will be thasfuy
ceiyed and punctually attended to-
j. d. VAUGHAN,
Opposite the Lower Market.
Wilmington, Nov. IL, 1924. IS
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COTTON MANDATORY

NOR SALE containing about 600 Spindles, with full
Il supply of cardng engines and other machinery for
the preparation of Cotton. Inquire of ZlBA FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner of Market and High SITS.
Wilmington, lst mo. 90, 1926 15-tf
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~ .9athority Of the State 81 Delarare.
LOTTERY
FOR THE COMPLETION OF
81. JAMES CHVRCH,

FIRST CLASS.
Positively to be drawn on Saturday the 10TH q
.3Drii aert, at the 1owN Hail, Wilmington.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
Isaac Pace, ISAAC GIBBS, JEREMIAH SPRINGER,
DAVID JUsrIs, Henry LITTLE
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No the Citizens of Delaware.

fgIE Managers of the Lottery far the completion Of 80.
lteyE Scheme to the patronage Of their fellow citizens
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MILLS FOR SALE.

TWILL Be offered for sale, at public venlue, on The
w premises, Saturday 28'h May next at O'Clock,
r. NJ The mills, stream &c adjoining LAUREL common
" called Ml,chels Laurel mills. The stream IS CON
sidered equal TO ay the Peninsula south of the Bran.
divine is on tide water, convenient TO any part OF the
Chesapeake bay valuable for cotton spinning or any
machinery moved by water; large quantities OF iron ore
within convenient distance. On the premises are saw
mil with two saws tub girls, mill with two Of stones,
and three dwellings, for the miller and two for saw
vers; with waste gates.-lrmedaeiy after the sale
of the mills parl of tie lot No /, in the town of Laurel
including portion Of the fiat landing.
farms 10 be paid in cash, two thousand dollars on
account Of the mills and 12 per cent. amount of the
sale Of the lot at the time OF giving deed and possession
for the balance one, two three and four years. with all
the interest paid up yearly discount OF 10 per cent
viii be allowed for the payment OF the balance, or any
par thereof if made the time Of giving deed and pos
session Mortgages the property sold, and judgment
bonds, will be required.
MANAEN BULL.
laurel, Del. April IL, 1925. 4l-l0t
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TO RENT.

A COACHNiAKERS and Backsnith's shop. al ba !.
IN ner OF French and High Streets, present Decimal
by Jonathan Person. Pea
large two story brick fouse, large garden, smolo
house, Wash house, brick stable, carriage house and i
carriage house, at the corner Of Walnut and Second sss
a a'ree story BRICK &c No. q, East High Street
Three grass lots in lirandywine Marsh.
One lot near the Black Horse Tavern and three acres nm
the Lancaster Turnpike.
grass lot on Iiroad street, the Brick Yards Pas
session on the 25th instant.
Lumber Yard and Wharf, at present occupied b. WI
liam Kirk. Possession had on The l2th of MAY new ,
large two story brick house, the corner Of French 2
High streets This house would accommodate two families
For terms applyto JOHN HEDGES.
March % So,c
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RI. WADE'S HOTEL,
GOLDEN ,SJV.1N,

80 NoRTII THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
vIyIIE Subscriber respectfully informs s rienas anu ah
nublc generally, that he has taken that long es'ao-
,;shed and we'll known Inn, The GOLDEN SWAN, former
IL kept by Mr.. X. Mansfield. and recently by nr he
M.Caa to which he has removed and opened ,of u. ".
recention and accommodation Of such as may favor nm
With their company, in handsome and comfortable style.
H. w returns his grateful acknowledgements oI me sup
port he received whilst keeping that large ana eeEa 81;
Tavern known by the name of the Patapsco Hotel Flu,
cos Mills MARYLAND and solicts continuance Thereon
at the above establishment feeling confident that his
experiences together with unremed attention that sha
be paid in every department of his establishments 70
able 10 give general satisfaction :, M,
The Beds Bedding and Furniture are all new. ms
Fable shall be furnished with every article the market al
Grs and the Bar stocked with the choicest Liquors. au
every attention paid the weary traveller by the pubic
humble servant, Hohai ~ W ar.
Large and convenient Stables and Carriage Houses are
attached to the above establishment, and careful osei
:: .na;,;na Ian 1895 S7-9t
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10 Let for a term of years.

which is considered sufficient card and full for thr-
ty looms. They situated about half mile from
randywne, the east side, in Delaware county, Pennsy
vania 90 miles from Philadelphia and from Wilmington
One Of the factories is So feet by So three stories high
the other is 80 feet by AZ, three stories high They
convenient to each other and will be rented together
separate, suit the They convenient grst
mills, mills, schools and places of worship. They
in a healthy neighborhood with houses to accommodate
families to carry the business, ard excellent spring
lat each factory. 1t is good stand for further
description deemed unnecessary persons wishing rent
will call and Judge for themselves For terms apply on
the premises TO JOHN FARiA.
March l, 1926. 26-tf
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FEATHERS.
SHERIFE.S SALE.
By PETER B. DELANY, SHERIFF.

Df re Rh ID. LILLIAN 1, OHEhiff'
EsY virtue Of writ of lev facias directed VIII ne
NE exposed to public sale, at the house OF Con 1iao
Ivenny, Opposite the premses in Christana huhdIeuJ
Saturday the fourteenth Of May next, at O'Clock, nS
all that certain lot or piece parcel of land, Situate g
and being in Brandywne hundred and county OF Newcas
bounded and described as follows, TO wit begmh'nf
corner marked hickory of other land conveyed Dy
Dupont & wife Peter Baudy, thence down the DRAW:
wine, south, corner OF small lot of land OF III ~
pont formerly of Mcane and Millgan, thence WIN
line thereof south, to corner marked white oah, ,e
south, to The side OF Brandywine creek, thence upI
said creek the several courses thereof TO acorne
black oak, OF this land and land Of Caleb Kirk hehe ~
his land, NORTH several courses to corner sioe nar
aforesaid lot OF Il. L. Dupont, conveyed TO Inc s"u e
auuy, thence with the line thereof 10 the place VI ~
lglnnng; containing by computation, ten acres one
and seventeen perches of land, be The same more tc
And also, all that other piece or parcel OF anu Cv
merry condemned for the Of Vincent Gpln ana
Shacrnss bounded follows, to wit bes'nmns
maj Aed corner willie oak fine land heretofore ,s
standing al the distance Of three perches ana He same
from the side Of Brandy wine creek, thence ny 'he wn
land, north, 10 the middle Of the Brandywne IS ,e
the middle thereof inteTseclin the boundary in Inward
whole tact purchased by Acanc and Milgan OF o;nn
ng be the contents thereof more or less oHe.e, here
and singular the improvements and appureha"'e'
unto belonging or in any wise appertaninS. - rocto
There IS erected on this property large coJ cana
lry four stories high besides two garnet foors enara
bic OF containing 5000 spindes, with the reqse haac
tory machinery built in 1871. There IS also hop
ing ground, with spring of fine water, s'.l g. and
with the necessary dwelling houses for hands, a..
possesses one half the water power or me Ibh b.
Seized and taken in execution as the properly VI %SAt
Sims Newcastle Arril 10, 1925. 49,
! y n c u 0tf
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TO REM

ND possession given Immediately, the Two Story Brick
IN House and lot, late the residence Of Abel Saunders
situated in Broad street. between Shpley and Orange
streets The house 10 feet 'front.' extending back &c feet
has two rooms floor, well finished; story kilch
en- and brick smoke house attached to the same the
whole depth OF the lot 70 feet, with privilege OF foot
alley leading to Orange street.
This property is III pleasant and healthy part of the Bo
rough, being in good neghborhood, and having the pr
lvege OF pump OF excellent at the door Inquire
on the premises, or of JOHN MORRIS
Wilmington, Mays. 43-2m French street
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Lumber Yard Removed.

FINIE subscriber has removed his Lm5er Ypd from his
IL late sand TO that lately occupied by Frederick Leonard
where he has on hand assortment of ate and Yei-
ozo Pine Boards, Scanthng, Plank, MingGAg and Pas-
erig Lahs, Shingles of different kinds and intends keep
ing general supply Of all kinds Of lumber used in build,
ding all Of whchhe offers for sale the most moderate
terms WILLIAM SIMMONS
Wilmington, June 49, 1924 52-tf
n Is. lie would purchase quantity of Lumber Of the
different kinds would receive Lumber to sell ON Com
mission
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PRO BONO PUBLICO.
.NaruLand State Lottpru. 4th Glass.

To be drawn on the 18th of May, and finished in one
day-on the following improved plan that to sayrhe
numbers will be put into wheel as usua!and IN the
other wheel will be putt the prizes above the denomination
Of Two Dollars and the drawing to progress in the usual
manner The 10000 prizes Of So will be awarded to the
Odd or Even Numbers Of the Lottery Gas the may
dependant the drawing of the Capital Prize of Iavey
Thousand Doarsthat to say, the 900 dollar prize
should come out to Odd Number, then every odd Num-
Der ~, The Scheme will be entitled to 81 prize. If the
2O 600 dollar prize should come out to Esn Number,
then all the Een Numbers the Scheme will be each
tiled to prize of 49, The Odd Numbers those end
ing with l, 8, 5, z, or g. The Even Numbers are those
ending with 2, A, g. 8, or o. Ticket drawing superior
prize in this scheme, restricted from drawing ine-
rior also. ScHEME1 prize of 10000 dollars, Of
000 Of 5000 of 1000 Of 500, 30 of 100, so of SO,
50 of 90 200 of TO- 300 of 5, 10000 of 2Ticket S4,
half q quarter |, eighth so cts
University Lottery Of maryland. 4th Glass.
To be drawn the 25th OF May, and finished in few
minutes the scheme contains of 10000 dollars, l OF
,000 Of 1000, / of 5000, of 2,000 of $685. o.
600 of 500, of 200 156 OF a. 3f2 of12 A6S ofS
1880 Of doars.Icket4 dolls. half 2, quarter eighth
| 50 cts.
| .Nsi0 Fork State Literature Lottery, LIST Class
To be drawn on the 22nd Of June, and finished in few
minutes; contanng1 prize Of 10000 dollars, of 900
of 1000, of 5,737 30 of 100O 80 OF &c., 80 of 200
81 of 100 81 of So 1884 of 49, 11475 Of 11icket $40
half 5, quarter so, eighth IS.
Tickets and shares in either Of the above lotteries, ant
CASH paid for prizes drawn, by
j. j. ROBINSON,
| No. 1G5, Market street. Wilmington.
| April, 1925. 3d.
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Draught Beer, Porter and Me.

USRAEL u JONES, Brewer, at No 81, Second street,
n Wilmington Del keeps constantly on hand supply Of
Draugh Beer. Porter and Ale of the first quality with Which
5oers and others be furnished reasonable TERMS
by the barrel, half BARRE or quarter barrel
lie is thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto
ceived and soliciis continuance OF public favor
Wilmington, 9Th mo, 1894. Gift
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IMPROVED MODE or DRaWLNG,

Secured by Letters Patent under Seal of the United states
yHVIE Commissioners of Lotteries, in conformity win ne
3 Act of Assembly. present to the public the four.
scheme of the .iEyand State Lottery: the Drawing OF
which will take place in the City of Baltimore and VIII ne
completedin ONE DAY. The scheme and mode OF award
ing the Prizes being an highly improved plan.
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ELKToN BANK OF MARYLAND, 10 March, 1926
election for eleven Directors of the Ekion Bank &c
IN Maryland will be held at the banking house in Eik,on
Monday the Esd day Of May next between the hours
of and three O'Clock Of said day and the Directors
request that general meeting Of the Stockholders sud
institutions may take place the same day and hour.
By orde, Of Tie board J. RICHARDSON, Cash'r.
3g-l8t
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DRUGS and MEDlCIN Els,
W3yOL ESaLE IND RETAIL,

DY M. JOHNSON, who respectfully informs her trehds
I'D and customers generally that she has removed ~
No 90 Market street, next door above her former sana
where she continues to keep constant supply OF genuine
drugs and medicines, which she will dispose OF on the
most reasonable terms. 80
Wilmington, April 22d 4J-lot.
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FRESH GOODS.

ETRESH Supplies Of Lmporfed and domestic goods iqst
A. received. And general assortment Of Item will
hereafter be kept hand, selected from the New York,
PHILADELPHIA and Bahimore markets, and disposed Of oahe
most reasonable tern $ssho,esae or reta for cash
barter, at M. Ill, Market street, Wilmington.
Feb. 1925 49, JOHN X. BRINCKLE.
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NOTICE.

HEASOJS, Bricklayers, Stone Cutters Carpenters,
w Painters, and Lsberers, viii find constant employ
neut for he season. Far Drasvare, Pea Patch Island,
Delaware River
New castle. April %, 1926. 4l-St
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TO BE RENTED,

well finished Three Story House pleasantly situated IN
IA Queen two doors below Market street, Wllmlngo
now occupied by Jesse Cause. Inquire OF Joh umfe'
Druggist, or JOHN ~, r.
February A. 1926 I'LL
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COTTON MANUFACTOnv

NOR SALE containing about 600 Spindes. win an,
A. supply OF carding engines and other macLins 'l
The preparation OF Cotton. Inquire Of zlBA EEHpISs
Wilmington, LIST mo. 90, 1895. - :
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!. April. 1925.
TO LET,

NOR term of years, the Store House and Dwell
ling No. IS, East Second St., opposite the Lower Mar
ket House, first situation for any kind of business
Apply next door, TO j. ID. VAUGHAN.
March "a, 1895 So
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CHEAP GOODS.
WILLLA.N & SAMUEL M'CAULLEY

m EG leave to inform the public that they have common
ced business at w. .HCauHeys old staad near the
Bandywne Flour Mills, where they have constantly on
hand. wholesale or retail,
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POLAiDELpiIiS,
TIE I.Y'DT.i EXTRACT.

4 most valuable East India .ifelicne for the cur,
Of the RHEuMArlsM, RHEUMATIC GoUT, &c.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,

China, Glass, Queens@are, Farther Ware, Hard ware
Drugs Pants, OILS Nails by the key, Lime, Pork, Lard
Hams Salt, Shoes Leghorns Sea Stores, Wines, SPIRITS
Coiias &C., of the best quality all of which will be sold
n n. All persons indebted to The late firms of w.
Mcaulley, and S. M'Cauley & Co. will please call and
settle their accounts above.
Anr;I o5 1895 Ally
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL persons indebted to the estate Of .l.,,., ~,
IN Brincad, ESQ., dec are requested to make G n.l
to present them for settlement. o's "'c same,
JOHN r. BRlNcKIu.
zoo. 90 WM ID. BRiNCKLE
TeU. ~ 1000, 10 .HInjlisfYon..
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DIR. C.. FIR EEMAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR I.NDI.A.N SPECIFIC,

EyoR The cure Of colds, coughs, asmas, approaching
consunp,ions and all diseases of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Market-stree Will
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ity, which is the cement and security Of soce-
ty, can know no "hghts and shadows" yin
crimes which not merely endanger the social
compact, but tend TO root out society altogeth-
er. 1t must turn rigid and unrelenting front
to every degree Of atrocity of this character
The instant it admits extenuation, it opens the
way for justification; and the moment it adj
mts that the sacrifice of human life, under a.
ny circumstances, at the instigation of individ-
ual anger or revenge, may be justified, that
moment the moral power which sustains COM
munities is weakened, and outrage assumes
holder and more dangerous attitude. Every
thing which appears like giving notoriety to
such ofences,it seems to US desirable to avoid,
publication is, in fact, to expose the infrmity
OF the nature in which we participate-it is to
lay open the disgusting charnal house of. the
human passions to the eye Of a miserable and
licentious curiosity, as if we were fearful lest
any of its loathsomeness should be undiscoter-
ed. Let the secresy which the Imagination
always connects with the preparation of MUIR
der, accompany the crime throughout TO its
punishment. Where the publication of facts,
indeed, is necessary to the detection of the
maleiactor, an exception is to be made. But,
in every other case, it would be well to avoid
every thing like notoricty, the tendency of
which is frequently to make the offender an
object of public curiosity, and even Of public
sympathy, when the true interests Of society
require that he should atone for his guilt un-
der every circumstance of ignominy and exc
Grafton.
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IG60rrrEffr
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1926.
Pennsgiuania.

A good practical illustration of the effects
Of party spirit may be found in the present sit
uation and prospects of Pennsylvania. There,
as is well known, the Jackson party prevail,
and all who do not join in singing paans to
him are prescribed and excluded from office.
The consequence is, that such men as Ross,
Sargent, Cheves, and others, men worthy of
the highest distinction, are suffered to remain in
obscurity, as much as such men can be, while
such as Shulze, their present Governor, and
others OF the same cast, men who are dstin-
guished for nothing bat the violence of their
political feelings, and for subserviency to
their political leaders, are the only ones who
stand any chance for promotion. 1t is now
proposed TO make George Kremer, the fat ru-
bicund Dutchman, the Screamer who cries a.
loud and spares not, Governor of the State
His election is warmly advocated by the
jackson papers. Yes, in the great State Of
Pennsylvania, a State with population of
more than a million of souls, it is proposed to
q.
as we are assured by those who know him,
would, in almost any country town in New
England, hardly be considered suitable per-
son to hold the office of Chairman of the board
of Selec:men, or Moderator of Town Meet
ins-and it is uiteprobabie that he may be
chosen. Should this be the case, 70 parallel
we apprehend can be found in history, either
true or fabulous, unless it be in the instance OF
the redonbtable Sancho Pansa, Governor OF
Barataria. There are some points of resem-
olance between the two. Kremer is about as
well informed and about as fond of good eat
ing as Sancho-he exceeds him in credulity.
but is his inferior in shrewdness. We have no
apprehension, however. should he be elected,
of his ever saying or doing any thing, SO wor-
thy Of being handed down toposterity as what
is recorded by Cervantcs of his worthy proto-
| type.
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C4N,ALS.

That our readers may be apprized, in some
measure, of the productiveness of Canals in
England, we make the following extract
from one of the latest English papers. The
Duke OF Bridgewater's Canal, there men,
toned, was, in consequence of its great cost
at the time Of its construction, considered a
chimerical plan, which would ruin its pro-
jector, and be productive of no essential
public benefit
OF the only two Canals which unite Liver
pool and Manchester, the thirty-rine original
proprietors of one of them, the Old Quay, have
been paid every other year, for half a century,
The totd! amount Of their angestnaent-and a
share in this Canal, which cost only 70l. has
recently been sold for 1861. With regard
TO the other. the late Duke Of Bridgewater's,
there is good reason TO believe that the net
income has, for the last twenty years, ayerag-
ed nearly 100000 per annum.
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KEY WEST. APRIL 2

KEY WEST, APRIL Z.
By the arrival off Sea Gull at this place,
l am pleased to have it in MY power to COM
municate the capture on the 25th March, a.
bout 1-2 degrees TO the n. and E. of Man
tanzas, of a piratical schooner mounting four
guns, supposed to have a complement of thirty
men, by the boats of the Sea Gull, Captain
McIver, and the Br. frigate Dartmouth, after
an action of about ten minutes. The schoon-
er was discovered close on shore at anchor,
and the boats were Immediately manned from
both vessels. Upon nearing the Pirate they
were fired upon the crew OF the boats cheer
ing, Immediately returned the fire. The Pr
rates then endeavored to make the shore with
their boats and by swimming; but severa!
were shot in the water, aid the remainder
pursued on shore by which means were
killed and 10 made prisoners, and the schoon-
er burnt after taking the wine out OF her with
which she was loaded. The Sea Gull has
Just landed her prisoners, of them dreadfully
wounded, with sabre cuts among them is the
Captain, who fought resolutely; he has five
wounds, On the Goth the day after the above
affair, the boats fell in with, captured and
burnt another small schooner, the crew of
which were the Identical men who murdered
she crew of the American brig Betsey COT Wis
.~casset) the account of which excited so much
Just indignation throughout the country. The
villains unhappily escaped TO the mangrove
bushes The chief officer of the port villa
Clara where the piratical schooner was fitted
out, is among those taken. They state that
they had priyateer's commission. The Sea
Gull has on board the figure head of vessel,
which was found in the piratcal schooner; re-
port saws ii belonged to the ship Balizc, ira
der between New-York and New-Oreans.-
A number of bales of goods, and also hats,
with Newly ork stamps, were found on board
the pnatical vessels. Thirteen male corpses
acre found on shore, tied TO trees, supposed to
have been starved to death.