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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

ceedng tea thousand dollars and faf The
light hoase hefefotore directed to be built
on Thfog's Neck. and Cor tbe sile lhsie
Of IN Tie SAINT STATE, seven thoasand dol
lsts.
For lisht hause4on Cedar poiat, in The
State of Mars iand SIX tinnisand dollars
and +, snall beacon llgM ou ieini
Lank Dat ia The same state, oue thousand
eigh, hundred dollars.
Faf the llgat tcss.l 70 be placed in Abe
mafIe Sound, 10 The slaic 81 Aerth Cafoii
na, "a sum nai exceeding five thousand Use
hundred dollars.
For replacing The buoy al 0cracoke In
let, an FIR Two hu'ays 10 be placed one at
Fuielei's point, aud oie ~ CrOss Rock,
ttoaiea Sound, IN the same state, out hun
deed aud eighty dollars.
For three hnoys tn br anchored at pro
per places, al tbr entrance OF the llafbor
of Pensacola, IN the territory Of Florida,
one hundred and Eighty dollars.
For the light housr on Point Defer,
IN the state ef Louisiana, ten thousand dol
lars.
For completing the work To secure Ply
mouth Beach, IN HE state Of Massachusetts,
five thousand seven hundced aud twelve
dollars.
For erecting d pier at The mouth of ia
yahosa RIVER 10 the state of ONO, f,e
dollafs aud for completing the
pier al The mouth Of Grand hncr, IN the
same slate, one thousand doh III.
Aud for surveys, IL br made under the
dt'"ction Of the President Of the United
STATES, for the following puposcs 10 MI /:
10 ascertain the praclieabhly aud NECESSITY
Of constructing pier al the mouth NJ tie
Ilarbor Of Ma blchrad, for tie sccullty Of
ADD al,o pier in the llatbor
of Holmes Hole, for the same object. ~
the state ol Ala5sachusetts, tie sum ol luar
hundred dullis
Approved, March Sizes.
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70 lanteYS.

FE'iiE Subscriber Continues IL sell tuhac-
4 co on commissions, aud promises ,t,ie,
attention. 10 the interests OF Mose WHO may
contde their crops 10 his care lie wi. $50
attend IL Bank business for his coooay
friends. ARCuU, uAyCUIE
February 81. wt,,txI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

4 public dinner was given 10 Commodore
Barron by a respectable number OF the citizens
OF PhIadelphia, on the 18th inst. Gen. curt, z !.
admiral OF the Mexican navy, Com Daiei
ot the Columbian ua$y, Cot PalIacio, Consul
Geae,@i OF Columbia we're amongst tie mum
ben. al invited guests
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

IN act TO anlhprl" lie Register or Fnrol
ment aud License to be issued IL the Nun,
ct he President or secretary I'll Any tnror
Poraied Company, owning steam boat al
vessel
! BE u endcied ~ He Senate ani Uo,tse y
Representatives. oT the Ha1fd Stats If i
mcrjca IN Congress oS8embicd Thsi enrol
ments aud licenses Goa sfe4.u boats or ,rs
sells, oword by my Incorporated Conpa
ny, may be- ISSUED in the name Of the Pre-
sldrnt or Secretaries Of sach Company
aud that such cnroluoais and licenses shall
not he vacated ar affected hy sale "f any
share ar sh,rcs uf any slnrhu ldrr or stock
holders, IN such Company.
See :. Ind be II further tnactui, That
registers foi steam boats oryessel owned by
any me 1fporded eolnpaHy, my he issued
N The nam" OF ihr President or Secretary
Of such thnp1aY aud lhtt sucIi register
shall not be- vac ted 7 effected hy SAFE
Of aey share OF shares Of any stockholder
Or slotkaoi lrrs. u sucn Company.
Sc, 5. An4 b. Il .(ariher enacted. That,
upon lie death. removal. or resignation of
tn President ~ Secrstary of any incoapo
= I'D eomP'ny, OWING any steam loaf OF
vessel, nrw register or enrol ent aud
acrnse, ~ the case may b., shall be taken
out ia sacb steam hoat or vessel.
Sec. 1. End be uJmtto cnatitd, That,
previous To granting register or enrol
mcot aud license, for any steam, boat or
vessel owned BY any Company, the Pre-
sllent Or Secretary Of sneh Company 4hai,
swear ar affirm as 10 the ownership of such
ste IN boat OF vessel, by such Company,
without designating the names Of lhr per
SONS composing such Company ; which
oath or affirmation, shall be deemed suifi
clent, without requiring the oath or atir
ma'Im of amy other pt'ihnn Interested OF
concerned in such steam boat or vessel.
Sec. ;. And BE- II J,uiter eaatitt, That,
before granting a register for any stoam
boat or ,essti 81 owned by ANY ineorpara-
ted company, the President or Srcretary
thereof, shdll sneu Or affirm thal, te Ia,
best 81 his kBanirdge and belief, no parl q
such steam boat or Nesscl has been, o
IS then, owned by ary foreigner or foreign
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

hFE just .eeri,ed an extensive -
sorim,nt of BOOTS, SHOES.
TRUNKS. LEATHER, S,e.-aat.rF
ehIch are g'nlI,tnrn'a Ca.f aGd sraI,hIa
Boots g.Dl!rmen's tue SHOES & ra,rt, !;
Badtrs' ttWoceo, Sratsku, s,iib & p,uu. Ia
SHOES Misses AIorocoo and Leather
Shots Childrens' Morocco, Leather and
KID Shots-.4R { Whieh are Of he lqia.
fashions, 07id .ea4rntt'd Uorhnaa rip.
Travelling. sealskln and Il.de Trunks
Of all sizrs-Soe Lrather, Morocco, Cals
and Lining skms- Writing, Letter and
Wrapping Paper-Block and Shoe Lasts
-Shoe Ihread, Boot Web, Cord, lied
Balls, Yarnish and Elack,rg.
Also, teyu bates Of domestic Cotton
Cloth.
May %. u3uif79
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

FiRATES.-Accoan;s from St Thomas,
-iate That intelligence MIS- received there on
the 9TH inst Of a pruticai yesstl being OF Por
10 Rico, in consequence OF which, The T.. 5
,hooner Grampus Immediately went in pur
suit.
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pv AUTHORITY.
fpunI.rc Acrs |


.AS ACT o au,nefizr The bi8 ing often sioons
war and Toe uihei I.nrpeses.
b. I eaaa,ea By tbe Seaaie Gad House 81
Representatives. u the JaiIod Staitsef Il
mefica N Congress assembled, Thh tn
President ut the United States be, and he
is hereby. auihofiked II eausr to he hudi,
in addition 10 ihe present Dasd force 81
the Quilted States, 4 unnllirr IT sloaps 81
mar, col exceedias ten, To carry "o' less
than twenty guns, each u such des.tI'tlan
aud wright oi metal as lhe President tHay
direct; and thai the sum Of I've hundred
thausaaI dollars be. AID The same l. hcfe.
by. appropriated, for The afnfesaid pn,tPo>s
Out 0f any money ~ The Treasury, not .
therwise appropriated.
See. :. .aaG be 4. rpfitr eadtitd, That
fhe President Of tie United States be, and
he IS hereby, antluI izrd ta cause IN he sod
III such time aud II such manner. ~ he
snail ldse best f9r the public interest, tie
whole, ~ patt II the sessris nlIifh were
purchased under the authority of The act,
entitled +" Act authorizing an Additional
nasA furce ior ths suppression al piracy :
also, the HbAe Of tie public Nessrls upon
Lake Etr Ontario, aud Champ in, except
Tie ships u HE lie \. oaraus aud Cup
pewa, oDw an the stocks, under cover ut
5aekett'. llnrbor.
Sec. 5 aud be il CUA.er .enaeted, Tint
tle proc eas oi saeh sales hall h. applied
uader the direction of tie President al
the UGlied States, 10 the fepslr4 AID build
lag siOups Of waf--wHirh have brgH or
MY be. authorized Ia be built.
Aosliagt0n, March 3 $50 Approved,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

But-crld.

When til. corn was harvested, The pro-
duct was us follows, VIZ Task No /,
point Sr'cks middle l peck and quarts /;
ont end peoks. Task No. ., point 2
pecks and ! quarts; middle peck ard 3
quarts bui end pecks. Both tasks mrrr
PLANTED AT the same time time, cultivated
III the same manner and am not aware
that there existed difference Of soil
Farmers, who doubt the above improve
mrnt in SIZED corn, would do well by trying
the experiment IN planting few hills.
To The theori t, aud him Mo is rmalous
of penetrating the arcana Of nature, the
Noia'ion Of the problem, presented by the
above facts, Ia respectfully submitted
,,3ier GLzette.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
-Sxg9-
Y OLTAlRE AND CHESTERFIELD

FOLTAlRE AND CHESTERFIELD.
The late lord Chesterfield happened to
be al rout in France, where Eoltaire was
one of the guests. Chesterfield seemed
gazing about the brilliant circle of ladies ::
Voltane accosted him, =" My Lerd, know
you are a Judge which ave the most beau
tlful the English or French ladies - = Up
On word (repIied his Lordshp with his
usual ?rescnce of mind,) l am no connois-
seur Of paintings" Sometime after this
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

.};an.fcient schooi Glad-The school
fund Of the small State of Connecticut, ii
mounts to size, $50.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

This destructive insect is making IFS occus
toned rayages upon the hopes and Tire ias,oufs
II our tarmers--it is spjd To lac unusually iniu
rioHs tn, seasou--n hole fields are laid waste
aud irreroYcrahy sune-it Is supposed that
~ TIC light lands the ruin is complete, and a
great dsal OF other lands Il severely afflicted
three Weeks ago TIC crop MAS presrcrous--
lie improvement OF lands by manure Is the
only hope, and vel in some we'll dressed
gronu.a the crop Nill fail HIS year, owing to
the rntages oil the ly.--lEasto I'D. Gag.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

Rronuosp, May G6.--The James River
Company are cleaning up the right side OF
the Canal, near thi- city, from stumps and
weeds for The purpose Of starting a horse
boat lCompiier.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
En1ite1. lGnnflIicS u
NncNrtent MONEY!.

INHE notes of the Banks of Georgia 9 'I[.,
81 Carolina aud North Carolina, and 'ae '', -.
kinds OF other uncurrent money, tax"
reasonable terms AT tire Lottery aud tA,u''es
Gtfce of :. q NJ ALLE.N g L.,r
March 90. sIG:r atTttt, i.y"'''Ns
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

.Nrp Of J-iyaiaio,-We understand, that
MIR. Herman Boy, has been employed by
the Executive Of Virginia to repair to tAe
North To supfrintend the engraving If bis
Map and that he has contracted with
N II. y. Tannrrof Philadelphia, 10 en
gave it, for about $500 the engraving
to-hc executed within twelve months Mr.,
r. is the euSraser Of the beautiful Map Of
Souih Carolina the most elegant siste
Aar, which, we think, has ever bpcn TX
"cuted, Eng.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
a pprosed, March 8, 1895.
Dn Two apprentices

WI De takrn 10 The Printing BUSINESS al
this office. Ii will be Indispensable that
they have good English education.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

MILLEBGEyILLn, May 1O,--The Cover
nor, We nndc stand, has lsall,d orders to the
officers commanding t.ISadrs IN the ne"
counties, Tor the protection ut the / ontler
against Indian hostility AL sleo for rusur
ny the P'Iaorai safely ii tn" Asrn, whose
HE Is sad to be threatened by the Ildtaas.
eln'r "ai lat paper, Information has been
received ui The DuId,r OF Hawkins, the
interpreter. A number OF the hicudly
iodaus haze taken refuge " lihln the " hit.
ST. tnis. lutc1rdtr
". et,ned the following not rs we
we're mafiug ~ the pepper. II vii relieve
the 'PPre hcusfaus that have hrta lcit ,or
the safety al travellers
GENrLEnEN-l have this morning re
ee,Ncd hitter from Col. john Cruwel,
Acct 81 HE Crt,k Nation, OF mhicn the
following IS an extract, Which You Viii pub
ASH IL 5Uur paper.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

Az ACT anlborizine I've payment ii Interest
dat 70 tip state 81 Yu.auia.
Be Il ENACTED Ia Tie Saaate md House Of
Representatives. efHc rate2 states Of 4
rfric1 IN Congress nSgelR6ie8, That, the
rra.a.f accounting officers a. he Treasury
leH rtmrn; DE-, aud tliry hereby, auihot,
- tni directed IL liqudttr and settle the
Claim of the State of NHgips against the
United States, for interest upon loans Or
nonrys horrnwed aud aeilally txprn.
DID By her. fprthe use aGd benefit of The l.
liisd States, during thelate var With Great
Blitaia.
See Q. .7nA Sc ii ftrtta enacie3, That,
in asccr,aiaiag the amount OF lolrfret, rs
afaresaid due to the St,tt of Nirg nls. Tn
followng r..les shall hs uodr rstnod IS ap
piirab'c rs and governing The ease. Ia WI :.
"a I. That interest shall 20, he comnltrd
On any snni which reiaia has mol txprn
ded fnr he nae and heuefl OF The Iuitrd
Slates, MS evidenced b. the amount reipn
ded o'Eepaid 10 VIZ by the u stat
Second, Ghat 40 interest shall bt pai GA
any sun on which -Ae has not p1d ule
lest; Thid, TAal, whrt the pria .ipll, or
any part 81 II, has brrn pad & rrfln led
by he uaatd Stltes, or money plaerd u !,
the hapds of Virginia for that purpose. the
interest on the sum " sltua 50 pli1 at re-
funded, shall eeasr aud not be- considered
rs ehargrsble Ia Inc United States, any
longer than up Ia tlr time Of the repay +
ment a. aforesaid.
Sec. 8. .4sd be a .hsri4cr caGctet That I
tie amount 1T the Interest. when aarrttaia /
ed as AFORESAID, shall be paid ON of any
money 10 the Treasury not Otherwise up I
propriaIed.
Washington, March 3, lss5 Approved
AN ACT 10 authorize the building Of IigN t
Houses aud H. 1T Vessels, and Braeon.. aHd I
Monument, therein mentioned and tof I
either purposes.
~ u cRacled BY tle Seaqts and House a
Representatives. Qfiis Umfea States qf 4 +,
nlesiea IA Congress dssn5ied, raai the |
Secretary OF the ftrasarY be, and hr is !
infehy empowered - prosisit. by contract. ]
for building Lisht Houses aud ll3h YES.
sels, rfectlns Braeons smd Monuments, and
placing Buys, on ,ar following sites or
shnais, 70 vii -
\ light house on proper site on
Moose Peak Islands Ia tue state Of Maine
an monument On proper site on Stage
lsand, in The sa1ne state,
A light house on pr"per site, at or near
The IN Juih of Burlington larhOr, IL the
state nt Vermont.
4 house i, iae enlraace OF Nantucket
Hafbor, Ter the keeper with a toYey on
ihe same for the lantern, in the state q!
Nassaeh asrtts.
A Ugh; hause on Dutch Island, IN Narra
gouset By, in the state OF Rhode I.land !,
and a spail b.area light on Warwick Meek,
IN the same tate.
Three sp1ll beacons al the c trance Of
Nil River hA,nor. IN the state Of Conucc
Geut.
A light house near the Fire Island inlet,
on Tire south side al Long IslHlld. in the
state Of Nrn York ; and a light housr
Oh Stony roHt, instead Of Nerrlauts
Pint, as Arr- atole dire ctrd, IN tue same
- ltr
4 light holse on Cedar Paur, al or near
the moati - Paiaxtni River. ia tn stale
Of Alsyiara aud smA. oe7rnu hight On
s'ant I,rpa at, II the maatH OF Potomac
in IL sane st ,tr
\ psdt .rs7cl for Alheinarlc Sound, in
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

Election an Charleston 10 supply TIE
plaoe Qf Nh PoiaseH, noW Minister to
1ieztco.-l'nr Gen. Drayton 1868, Major
" IN. Gratis 503-D's MAJORITY G60.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
SHERIFF.S SALE.

ID virtue of a writ of vend. exp. to directed, will
Id be exposed to public SALE at the house of George
Could practical Farmer) in Brandywne hundred, on
Wednesday the 9th day Of March next at two O'clock r.
NJ the following described lands and tenements situate ly
ing and being the hundred Of Brandywne and county OF
Newcastle, to witt
No /. The mansion dwelling and farm of about
As less of good land, of which there are
about 90 of woodland good frame barn and am ex
ceen grist mill, supplied with water from the west branch
of Naaman's creek, five miles from Wilmington, % from
Philadelphia from the Practical Farmer, and one from
Bethel Meeting House, with good we'll OF water at the
door, orchard and other convenences in very healthy
situations good neighborhood &c. Bounded by lands of
Jacob Derckson Grub road lands of Isaac Grubb John
Handy and others.
No. O. A lot of good ground, at Grubb's Landing of
about one acre. less log tenement thereon,
with good roof the bounded by lands of James
trbb and the Delaware river and in the most conspicu
place for trade and gill fishing, on the Delaware, like
wise other material advantages, &c.
No. g. A lot Of good meadow, in Cherry Island Marsh,
containing by computation about acres, more or less; in
the hundred and county aforesaid the Borough of
Wilmington, bounded by lands of Henry Beeson, Joseph
Robinson and the Marsh road.
No a. plantation or lot of land lying and being in the
hundred and county aforesaid bounded by lands of Samuel
Cirubb James Smith, and the Grub road, about one
mile from James buttons Tavern the Wilmington and
Great Valley turnpike containing about 65 acres of land,
more or less of which there about so acres line wood
land with an excellent pump and good fences and suscep
ble of Improvement. Seized and taken in execution as
the properly of Joseph b. Grub.
FebmIarv is. 1895. 25-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
FOR SALE,
A Valuable Lot of Ground.

II FuIUnbte LOU q UTUHHH.
VTTILI be exposed to public sale, on Wednesday, the
w 18th day Of April next the house of Henry Steele,
in the town of Newcastle, at O'Clock, p very val
liable lot of ground, situate in said town being 80 tee'
front on the Westerly side of Water street, and extending
with lots now of Dr. James Copper and John Janvier,
about $50 feet more or less to lot of Mary Ann See
The buildings heretofore erected said lot having been
entirely destroyed by fire, the lot capable Of conye-
nient and permanent improvements, both for dwelling
house and store Being nearly opposite the Union Line
Hotel it may be considered of the best stands in The
town for public business. being that part OF the real
estate of Abraham See deceased which by his VIII was
devised to his son Abraham Short See subject to the
Widows thirds therein and to be sold for their use and
benefit by virtue Of and UNDER the provisions OF speca
Act of Assembly of the State of Delaware, in that case
made and provided. Attendance will be given the day
of sale, and the conditions made known, by
EVAN THOMAS
Newcastle Feb. 28, 1925. 27-12t
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

STRAYED or Stolen from the subscriber, at Wissquin
~ Summerset county, Md. in January last, a Ddk Bay
Horse, saddle and bride, sixteen hands high well
broke racks, and canters, his tail lightly kncked
fres when rode; also catches the bits in his teeth when
retted He has two white spots back OF his right
ear also the harris rubbed off the curs each side OF his
neck as if it had been and the inside Of his right
hind foot is occasioned by snag when colt The
said horse or years old Of spare body and is three
quarters booded. The above reward will be paid if the
horse is delivered to Stephen Els at Lauretown, or to
the subscriber. THOMAS ROBURTSON. of Go.
18th Feb. 1926. 24-4ip
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
TO LIE T.,

4 THREE story brick house and lot on the corner OF
N French and Third streets at present IN 'he occupation
of Mrs. Rodney. 44 IL
two story brick house and lotin French street, be
Second and Third Streets present IN the occupa
ton of Capt Augustus Scout
* emf and Wocd streets now occupied by John 5oser.
Several small houses and lots in different parts Of the
town. ,,,I p,.o,,
ON The Brandywine.
Possession If any of the above houses will be given on
the 25th of March next Apply to Samuel sappmg.on OF
February 22d go
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
Will be Exposed to Public Sale,

Woe's (La Fayette IoteD Saturday the 18th inst
IN at O'Clock, p. NJ the two story B'ics House and ot
the residence of the subscriber situated in Broad Street
between Shipey and Orange Str, cts The house is ~
feet 'front.' extending back &c feet has two rooms on a
aoor, well finished one story kitchen 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.
No o lot the of Broad and Orange Streets
18 feet inches 'front.' adjoining the above property and
extending back the depth. This property IS well
worthy the attention of DESTROYS TO locate them
selves in pleasant and healthy part of the Borough, be-
ling in good neghborhoud and having the privilege OF
pump of excellent water at the door. Possession gwen
on the 25th of March inst. Terms al sale.
ABEL SAUNDERS.
N b. If the above property be sold, ii will be for
rent. BkoWN q Ball1, 'sRcnonee'S.
March 8. Si--et
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08

WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, MARCH, 1895
Treasury DEPARTMENT, February /, 1925.


Office is hereby given to the Proprletos of the per
cent. Stock, commonly called the Treasury note
per cent Stock issued in pursuance of the Act of Con-
gress passed the oath February 1876 that the Princi
pal Of the said Stock and the Interest which may be due
thereon at the time will be paid To the said Propretors
next at the Treasury in Washington, such Loan of
flee on the books whereof any portion of SAID Stock
may stand.
Information is further given that surrender of the
Certificates of the said per cent Stock will be required
the time of redemption, and that the Interest thereon
will cease and determine the S1st of March next.
WIN. II. CRAWFORD,
22-13t Secretary of the Treasury.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FoR SALE AT THE
Watchman book Store and Printing Office,
FIVE THOUSAND RECEIPTS
IN ALL THE
USEFUL and DOMESTIC ARTS,

Constituting Complete and Universal Practical Library,
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MAcKENzIEs 5000 RECEIPTS in aRMe Useful and Domestic
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Library embracing every thing necessary to be known by
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rections for Painting Colourng, Enameng, Engraving,
Dyeing, and Bleaching how to make Clements, TO Brew,
to make Wines directions for Dsing Cooking, Pick
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hundred Medical receipts directions in Farery, Tan.
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my &C. is, in short, just such book ought to be on
every family shelf owe particularly recommend IT to
young married ladies', and young ladies who expect to
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ORPHANS COURT.

A n ORPHANS COURT will be held at Newcastle, in
~ and for the County of Newcastle, on Monday the
Eleventh day of April next at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
before the Honorable NICHOLAS RnGELr, Chancellor Of
the State of Delaware composing the Orphans Court OF
said County-When and where all persons VINO nave re-
turns to make to the said Court, other business, will
please to give their attendance.
By order Of The said foun.
ATTEST, MATTHEW KEAN, CIR. O. c.
Newcastle. February l6, 1925. 2o-ot
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NEW STEAM BOAT
LA E.ATET'J'E

FOR WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA
VuNHE Steam Boat La Fayette will commence running
i from Philadelphia to Wilmington Saturday the
goth February, and will continue to Saturday. Tues
day and Thursday leaving the lower side of Market street
wharf at O'Clock in the morning, and leave Whining on
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings o'clock,
for Philadelphia Apply in Philadelphia to
Feb. %, 25-tf b. & ID. COOPER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-03-08
Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company.-Old g New Stock.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Eighth Iastalnent OF
~ fifteen dollars every share of stock in this Company
is due and payable Monday Me 18Th J March, 1898, at
the Companys Office, No. 49, Walnut street, Philadelphia
between the hours of and l O'clock
Feb %, 24-l6t ii. ID. GiLPIN Treasurer
b. The instalments Of persons residing in the neigh
borhood of Wilmington may be paid to the Cashier of the
Bank of Delaware.