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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
ATTENTION ! WHEAT SELLERS

.NessTs. EdiforS-A James River farmer bees
leave to ask Of any mercantile gentleman, of your
city, who can give the information through tie me
dium OF your paper, upon fir and reasonable
grounds OF calcuation--by how u,YDy cents and
mills bashel OF wheat is of less value in Rich
mond than in Baltimore?
White wheat on the 10Th inst (see American
Farmero OF that date.) was worth in Baltimore one
hundred and len cents bushel, md, this il ispre-
sumed was the price given for the remnant OF the
last years crop, at that time it canaot lie sup
posed, there was any Of the new crop in market
there We hear 10 This neighborhood, that the
Richmond Nilers offer only ninety i've cents for
the best white wheat, and eary delivery. This
disparity seems TO be too great TO BE accounted for
By any known difference in The advantages which
the Baltimore manufacturers Of wheat have over
he Richmond manufacturers OF the same article
AID seems TO cou.ienance a repor; which las
reached Us, that there has been combination al
Richmond TO keep down the price Jinle.s The
difference in favor Of Baltimore as wheat market.
can be shown 10 be greater than the writer of this
can conceive, or dc price quoted from Tie Arneri-
can Farmer too higlthe conclusion is irresistible
that ninety FIVE cents a bu.he in Richmond for
new white wheat is lot fair prcc-and that it is
time for The Farmers be laying their heads TO-
geiher, TO counterw 5rk tie scheme TO keep the
price down
ONE OF YOUR SUBSCRIBERS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
ONE OF YOUR SUBSCRIBERS.
June 22d, 1925.

.. S. SENAroR---The Legislature ofN. Hamp-
shire have finally agreed upon a Senator. in the
II. OF r. there were i've ballots. which e, entuated
thus Levi Woodbury. LOG, jeremiah Mason
(whom the last House had 80 often and earnestly
pressed upon the Senate 81, Samuel Dinsmoor,
a. The nomination OF Mr. WOODBURY. was con-
CURED in by the Senate on TIE lst ballot, ayes o.
noes g. Mr.. W. has occupied seat ia the su-
p eme Court Of ". Hampshire and was at the
time Of h's election, the Speaker o. its House OF
Representative.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28

ct'n'on has communicated to the Canal Commits
o 1ho h acceptance oftlier invitation the
ground NJ Licking Summit, the Jmmc nr mt
n We Vho oana on the 9TH July. Mes. CLAY snd Gov
rem " are also to be present An iumenee collection OF CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28

Vn SATURDAY last. Mr. IT, Cooc Of Iou,a presented at the
Hanger oce, the half ticket No s. 49, rs which drew.
ise of 10000 dollar, in th, 9Th class of the ousu
uoo Csla' Lottery, aud received The cash
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
George Ryon.

convict ia the Pententiary had escaped, from
building, and was retaken. The points decide
answer to the questions adjoured were,
LIST, Tint the 54th section of the Penitent
law prescgibes punishment for convicts oscar
thereirom: that the punishment consists in such
ditional confinement and hard labor, agreeabl
The directions of,he act, and such additional corp
puaishuen; as the court, (Henrico) before wi
such person shall be convicted for said osca
shall in the exercise of a sound discretion ADJ
and direct.
must be by Indictment.
V. The Commonwealth ! Case Adjourned {
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.Aaron Gouro2

for an assault at The October term. The
without awarding any process.
Decided, in conformity with severn
decisions that the failure TO award proce
duced no disconiiHuRnce Of the prosecu
VI. Francis W'eHs, qui tam } Ado
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-28
MIN Linton.

soner was prosecuted for the foie cry Of a L
in erasing tie name OF one security with
deiraud tie ~ 0 otter securities.
This court decided he folio inc point:
" Although some questions may be raised
ing the validity OF the bail bond from the r
'le condition thereof, yet as it appears that
me il would be so far valid and substantial
as hat tie per-ons whose names are -ubscri
night be ini by il, and it is altered in
par, a prosecution Tor the forgery OF it
sustained
VIE The Commonwealth } This was
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BIassey Thomas.


by the prisoner was convicted of man-aughter and
sentenced 10 two years confinement in the Peuten-
ary The tiial OF the prisoner had beel proiract-
ed beyond the first day The court committed the
jury 10 two deputy sLeriiIs who were daily sworn
TO keep them 20. ether without sep ration, and with
out commu. ice ol with any hers, or the said
shcrIfs themselves, except on occasions OF ind--
pc sible necessity. The sheriff placed them in a
house, but in the Of tie night he suffered one
Of them attended by himself % 20 0 the stable to
have his horse fed; and on the following mo ning,
attended in the same manner, be permit ed To
20 TO the stable on the me occasion, to 20 20 q
ore, near at hand, to buy some snuff, and then to
return TO thc jury.
On both these occasions, he was continually IN
presence of the SrerifT-neve' more than ten feet
from hiu--and bad no communication with any one
except o order ihe hostier to feed his horse 20 buy
tLe snuI and direct neighbour who was pass
n,, at some distance, TO inform his family OF The
cause OF Lis absence. Two others ofthe JURY were
at night permitted 10 60 to the bar of the Tavern
10 obtain their great coats and cushions TO sleep on;
each drank glass of wine while in the bar, but
The sheriff attended them aid remained at The bar
door, having them iu bis sigh, and returned with
them il doing tlis they spent about ten minutes,
and had no communication with asy ole except 10
demand the above articles OF the inn-keeper The
same jurors we're permitted the next morning 10 90
o the tavern porch TO wash, and whilst there, ore
OF them received from The bar small glass of iup.
rhcy were attended by the Sheriff, and had no
communication with any one except TO call for the
iulip.
On iho7e facts, the prisoner moved the Court FOR
a nev trial, which was overruled.
The General Court, on reviewing McCaui' case
were Of opinion that there was marked distinction
between tht case and tins. in the former, the sepa-
ration of The jurymeu was without the authority O
The sheriff, and unattended BY him and that although
the language Of the Court was general, and declsr-
ell that the separation Of one Juror from the rent
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-17
And Preserpafiue Tege.a6le Csrate.

TIME important discovery of vegetable substance cano
Bile Of restoring and preserving the hair was accden
tally made by individual who has neither The capacity
nor the disposition TO practice deception fraud The
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and power
of the Vegetable Cerate, only in restoring and pieyen
ting the falling oil the hair, but in producing the greatest
usre and hveness of Imaginable and the public NAV
rest assured that its effects will be clearly manifested in
growth of the hair, and by eIectuay preventing its COM
ling out falling off The Vegetable Cerate tends to re-
Icusctate and excite the energies OF the capillary vessels
(which constitute those organs that secrete the matter form
ling the hair these like many other organs of the animal
lbody which have been IN state OF dormancy disease
lmay be restored 20 their healthy action, and perform ali
those functions assigned ,hem by nature.
The proprietor being aware of the numerous specifics
pamed the public, and DESTROYS that the present article
lmay suffer- its merits the effect has produ
ced hundreds Of persons, both male and female and
found 10 be the only thing in restoring and preventing the
hair from coming of the heads Of those who have used
it, and all that is asked, relates to the verify ofts e
feet, is fair trial.
Elderly people, with bald heads, must rest assured that
BY applying few boxes of the above Cerae, their hair
will be restored with all its youthful beauty and life.
To prevent mposon the sale Of the Vegetable Cerae
" Ill be confined to DR.. JAMES II. HART for The city Of
York only of Broadway and Chamber.st three
doors from Washington Hall, where il viii be sold at 81
US.
! A liberal deduction will be made to country Dealers
N. b. Gentlemen that are bald, after using il for some
weeks, will linda small fibre OF hair growing the place
hat is bald they will continue it for about ten days after
Its appearance, then they will shave their hair close off
where is affected after that it will receive its natural
and vigorous growth.
! And those who have the misfortune of losing their hair
by Sickness the Cerate will them in very lit
tie time full and beautiful head of hair it is beyond all
doubts that it is the only thing that has ever been discover.
ed in this country, or perhaps i'll any other.
- few boxes of the above valuable article just
ceiyed from New York, and for sale at the Watcnan Of
lice, o.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-17
PLANTATION

Or tract of land situate in Mill Creek hundred county o
Newcastle Delaware on the Turnpike road leading from
Newport toward Lancaster about SIX miles from Whining
ton and three and half from Newport containing aoou
Iephtv three acres sixteen of which well numbered
Woodland the remainder arabic On the premises good
stone dwelling house, Sc feet front by 10 in depth There
are good cellars under the whoe-two rooms on the FRS,
floor three chambers the second, all well finished and
lodging rooms in the garrett Adjoining the house there
lis good and convenient log Kitchen and pump OF eScel
lent water near the door, at convenient distance from
the dwelling there is large log barn. also large stone
building formerly occupied distlley and winch might
small expense be converted either into dwelling mousse
or granary: Also thriving young orchard The situa-
ton of this land is high and healthy commanding prospect
the river Delaware and convenient 10 several places OF
worship mills, Schools sc. one school beng established
on land adjoining
Also will be sold the place and time lit not pre-
viously sold at private sae,)
small tract of land nearly adjoining the former, con-
tanning about IL acres Part of this tract bounds on
mill stream; is well watered, and has good proportion
of meadow land On the are erected good stone
dwelling house and large stone barn. more particular
description of the aforesaid land deemed unnecessary
as il is presumed any person inclined to purchase will pre-
vousy view the property For particulars apply to Ben
iamn Ferris, in Wilmington, Or Brown Bay auctioneers
GEORGE BURGE.
/ Wilmington & mo- 8. 1926. 54-7t
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TO PARENTS.

I'm the BOARDING SCHOOL at Kimberton, in Chester
County, Penn JonN BucHANAN A. Bis engaged to teach
the Greek and Latin, and c. T. TAYLOR, the French Lam
guage and the practical branches Of the Mathematics In
structon is also given the scholars, in Reading, Writing
English Grammar, Arithmetic, History Geographyn the
use OF Maps and Globes Drawing Painting &c; And as
relaxation from study and with aview TO their improvement
so far natural inclination leads them respectively OPP
porny afforded the students to acquire knowledge
o Mechanic tools and ,heruses,of gardening husbandry
I&c.-but their laboris altogether voluntary.
The School for girls under the tuition of ABIGAIL and
MARY kmBEn heretofore and the school rooms arc
entirey separate and the house and adjacent grounds
adapted the accommodation of both they Intend
Ito continue it. and the original plan; and female sch9
airs can now have the additional advantage OF instruction II
the Languages when parents require il, from the teachers
lin the other department of the house.
The school is situated in heakhfu and pleasant part o
the country twenty eight miles from Philadelphia, having
Ia regular communication with the city three times week
by means of stage There is licensed house of enter
nment, post Office, and physician resident, at the
place.
Application may be made to I'm. KINDER, corner o
Race and Cd his office, IS, s. 5t ST. Philadelphia
or to the subscriber, Superintendent at the school.
| 5lh mo Goth, 1926 EMMOR KINDER.
| aFReferepce in Deaware-James Candy, Brandywnt
Mills. Sl-9t
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CONINE'S


Otices, No. 50 aud 2l7. .Nlrkef Street, BalAmore.
All whole tickets in the above lottery sold at Conine's
Office, signed and shares countesgned BY the commits
soners appointed by the Governor aud Council thereby
making the State Of Maryland responsible for all such pr
they shall draw.
All who order tickets in the above Lottery from w c.
Confines Office, Baltimore will the completion of the
drawing be furnished with published account Of It in full
h which they equally we'll ascertain the fat of their
tickets as if they applied at tile Lottery Office.
Persons who may wish tickets in the Baltimore or
Philadelphia Lotteries can all times whether the schemes
are advertised no procure tickets and shares at the reg
uar prices by addressing w. Conine, No 80 or 2l7,
Market street, Baltimore fortckets in the Baltimore
ferries. or No 3, South Third Street, Philadelphia for
tickets in the Philadelphia Lotteries.
Orders from any part Of the g. States enclosing cash. or
prize tickets in any responsible lottery will meet the same
prompt attention, if personal application. Address
w. e. CONNIE, Baltimore.
june 5. Ga
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To Let for a term of wears.

TWO Factories Beaver creek, never falling stream
which is considered sufficient card and full for ,hr
ty looms. They situated about half a mile from
Brandywine the east side in Delaware county, pennsyl
vana, 20 miles from Philadelphia and from Wilmington.
One of the factories is 80 feet by So, three stories high
The other is so feet by a. three stories high They Are
convenient TO each other and viii be rented together or
separate, to suit The renter. They convenient ia ~
mills saw mills, schools and places Of worship They are
ln healthy neshborhood. with houses TO acconoda,e
families to carry on the business ard an excellent srnr
at each factory It's good stand for store further
description deemed unnecessary persons wishing 10 rent
the premises TO IOlfv y tpptn';; vi
| March l, 1926 cc r.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-17
PROPERTY ON THE
Chesapeake s. Delaware Canal
FOR SALE.

vEvE subscriber will offer public SALE at the house of
Il Capt John Ball in the village of ST. Georges, on Sat
uray the 18th day of June next, FARM in ST. Georges
hundred, containing hundred and thirteen acres about
twenty of which is good woodland, the remainder of good
loany soil within and half miles of St Georges, ad,
Joining the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, lands OF
Mary Wilson and others. 49,
f.sS The improvements convenient frame dwelling
Hsa house stablng, crib and other out buildings,
and excellent well of water the door more I'M.
description deemed unnecessary, as it presumed
any person DESTROYS Of purchasing will view the premises
previous the day of sale Terms at sale, by
| May 81, 1926 51-6lp PETER L. OGLE
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ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT,


" USHtHgIUH, 9IH VUHtj Io@J'
CEAI.ED PROPOSALS will be received by this De.
- partment until the 31st day OF June next, tor fisi-
ng the following Cannon Balls viz Seven thousand five
hundred "a FOUNDER Cannon Balls be delivered at Fort
Delaware, near Newcastle, Delaware.
Six thousand "a FOUNDER Cannon Balls to be delivered
at New Orleans
The Balls be cast in iron moulds. and to be dclv
cred on or before the first day Of October 1926. They
will be inspected the manufactures and at the expense
of the United Staes but they 10 be delivered, at the
places mentioned at the cost and risk of the
The Proposals should be made separately for each parcel
and should state the price per potfrd
Persons disposed 10 offer proposals will be furnished,
application with the dimensions OF the balls and the gu
atIons for inspecting them.
GEO, BOMFORD, Breyt. Col.
53-Iaw5t on Ordnance Service.
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Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

ysRtEL ID JONES, Brewer, at No. 81, Second street,
n inngton, Del keeps constantly on hand supply of
Drght Beer Porter and Ale of the first quality with which
Boters and others be furnished on reasonable terms
by the barrel, half barrel or quarter barrel
He is thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto re.
ctlvei and sohcits continuance Of public favor
Wilmington, 9th mo. 1924 9l-tf
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PROTECTION.
Dela"are Fire Insurance Company,
Office No. 81. Shirley st between From, 6 S.oo,5

Delaware Fire Insurance Company,
Office No. 81, Shipley-st between Front & Second.
VsHs Company has commenced Insurng against Loss bv
j. Fire, and inland transportation of goods with capital
ct One Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The President and Directors are now ready TO receive
applications for insurance against Loss By Fire on every
description OF Buildings in general; Merchandise Sims
IN Fort and their Cargoes Household Furniture and 9TH
er personal property also, against loss or damage by in
land transportation goods wares, merchandise and coun
try produce
Terms OF insurance will be as favorable as any of ,be
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New YORK
PArues assured may epose tile fullest confidence in The
adjusted by the company.
CORNELIUS d. BLAsEr is Agent survey propertvto 81
insured. for the town and vicinity of New castle
Directors.
William Chandler, David C. Wilson.
john Patterson, Joseph c. G,lpn.
david Bush, Joseph Grubb
WILLIAM SEAL, President
DANIEL BYRSEs, Sec7c.ayu
Wilmington. 5h mo (MAy,) 30, 1925. 4s-
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40 Dollars Reward.

dan AWAY From Mrs. Mary Whiielev in Whining
ton, on Friday the 9th inst. NEGRO GIRL belong
ing to me- named Charlotte, about II years OF age. She
good looking black gr, stout made ahou, five feet
or two inches high, down look when spoken To- large
breasts, thick lips, her pierced and perhaps has ear
rings Among other clothing taken with her are recolec-
ted white muslin trocs, purple cotton rock one blue
do, bonnet trimmed with white riband IT is pre-
stmed that she is in Chester Lancaster County
Penn. Whoever will deliver said runaway 10 or secure
her in any Jail that get her agan, shall receive the
above reward. HENRY NliIiELEf
New Ark Del Nav 81 1925 53-8t
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NOTICE.

NTAS committed to the public jail of Newcastle Comm
w State of Delaware on the 18th of April, 1895. by
Jacob Farrs, Esq Of the Justices of the Peace in an,
for said County, Negro Boy who calls himself Thomas alas
Mark Rookie, and said he belonged to William vandepr;i,
Esq but since says he belongs to Role Ro7vland near
Darby, Pennsylvania This is therefore give notice that
if the owner or owners of Said negro boy imprisoned as
aforesaid shall omit neglect release him from nson
by proving property, he will be discharged from his con-
nement within six weeks from the date hereof pursuant
TO Act Of the General Assembly of the State of Della
ware, in such made and provided
PETER b. DELANY, Sheriff
Newcastle May 19, 1926 49,
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CHEAP GOODS.

EILLEa.H g. SAMUEL .WC9ULLEY
sg EGG leave to inform the public that they have commen
Ap ced business at ". .WCauReys Did stand near 's
lirandywne Flour Mills, where they have constantly ="
hand, wholesale retail, -.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
China, Glass, Queensware, Earthen Ware hara VISIT
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Nails by the keg, Lime, FORK,
Hams. Sa Shoes Leghorns, Sea Stores, wines, 9Pnss
Coras, &C., of the best quality, all of which will be soi'
on the Torres. terms for cash or acceptances. w
n. b. All persons indebted 10 the late ilrms o, W.
M'Caoliey, and s. M'Caul'ey s. Co. will please eau s
settle their accounts rs ahoYe :. :.
April &c, 1895. h-H
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J,Ine5
TO LET.

sfoR one or term Of years. the Store House and Dwell
ling Nc 49, East Second ST., opposite the Lower Mar
Be- Honsea first rate situation for any kind of business
Apply next door, 10 j. d. VAUGHAN.
March "a, 1925. AZ
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COTTON MANUFACTORY

EoR ALE: containing about 600 Spindes, with full
supply o. carding engines and other machinery for
the preparation of Cotton Inquire of ZlBA FEiiRIS
Watch Maker, corner of Market and High sts
Wilmington LIST mo. 20, 1926 15-tf
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DRUGS and MEDICINE S,
IYUOLES.aLE IND RET.9IL.

DY NJ. JOHNSON, who respectfully informs her friends
Id and customers generally. that she has removed "a
No co. Market street. door above her former stand
where she continues keep constant supply OF genuine
drugs and medicines, which she will dispose OF the
most reasonable terms.
Also-MINERAL WATER FOUNTAIN open, and
constant supply Of the various kinds Of syrups
Wilmington, April 22d. 40-1st
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To he Sold at Public Sale,

AN Seventh day Saturday the I'd of the Seventh Month
u (July) next at the La Fyee Hotel in the Borough OF
wilmington at two o'clock in the afternoon (f not pre-
v;o,sv sold al private sale } all that