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SUSSEX COUNII-.

At meeting of The Republican Party of Sussex County
l.ol at George Town ON Tuesday Sd August, lS25plrEn
liAI Esq being called to the CHAIR and GEoRaE FRAME
appointed Secy.--a committee was appointed from the
sgveral hundreds to rake out ticket ;Whereupon the
Glowing persons nominated and recommended to
Tic undivided support of the Republicans Of Sussex County,
- wit
Scaa!or-John Tenant.
Re5sssen.aavcs-Capt. Robert West, Thomas Rider,
George Polk Kendall NJ Lewis Doct. Simon K. Wilson,
John Tunnel, Henry II. Wells.
Goroaers--Wiam Swain, Thomas Marvel.
Levy C9urt Commsstoners-George Il. Fisher, G. G. H.,
George Erame, !. r. H., Nathaniel Jingle, d. II.
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NOTICE.

III. those who stand indebted to the estate of .IarY
IA BonsaH (widow) deceased late Of this Borough arc
requested to make payment without delay, an all who
nave any Kind OF claims against said estate present them
properly attestcd for settlement
BENJAMIN FERRIS, Er'r
wilmington, mo. 10, 1873 75-9t
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f.. Nj. POMEROY'S

.1IET.7LIIC STRAP and P.aST'E,
NOR Razors, Surgeons Instruments &c. manufactured
n by Constant Kirkland, and Co. Wallingord, Connec-
ticu and sold at the Waterman Printing Office and Book
store No 1885, Market street The above Strap and Paste
are offered to the Public with full belief that they will be
found trial far superior to any ever before used in this
or any other country January 1923.
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The United States Literary Gazette.

TEvIS is of the most ably conducted and interesting
a. periodicals published in our country. The talents
engaged in its support of the first order This will
not be denied when say that Everett, Percva Bryant
and Others who have abored successfully advance the
character Of American Literature, contributors its
pages.
The work is published in Boston, the 1t and 5h of
every month, in octave form. Each number contains
40 pages, making vols per year, of 480 pages each 1t
is printed with types, paper of superior quality
they may prescribe. The terms are Five DoarSper
mum.
The Editors Of the Waterman authorized to receive
Subscribers Persons renting TO them the amount of one
years subscription free of postage, will have the numbers
from the first Of April when the second volume common
ced, forwarded TO them.
July ]. Co.
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ExFcuTiyE DEPARTMENT, GEO. ,
y

n
Sir: received this morning the note which, ii
he absence of the Secretary OF War, The presdens
of The United States directed you to address to me,
and in which EN- informed that sthe project Of
surveying the lands cetied 10 the United States By
the Creek Nation of Indians at the treaty Of he
Indian Springs, before the expiration of the time
specified by the 9Th article Of the treaty for the re
movsl Of the Indians, will be wholly upon its Che
Government o. Georgia's) responsibility; and tia,
the Government (viz. the Government Of the Uni
ted States will not in any manner be responsible Cor
any consequences which may result from that mea,
sure"-A very friendly admonilion truly so that
whilst you referred your resistance OF the survey to
the evils already produced by the mere effort on The
part of this Government 10 obtain permission IN
make, the survey and when the fact Of that cause
producing these @tleca ;s ds3rovsn, and i Is rnadn
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FOR SALE AT ]. WILSON'S BOOKSTORE,

Two Dscourses on a New System of Society; as dciy-
cred in the Hall of Representatives OF the u States pres
ence Of the President of the United Sttes the Exres
vent Heads of Department. Members of Congress, Be- on
.ne 25th Of February and 9TH of March, 1925 81 Ron
hRe OWEN, of New Lanuk. Price l2i cents
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JOB PERMITTING
DONE AT TIE
W kAPG9zszEE1E2IgsAAEAST OLE u rIBBzzEgga

We beg leave to call the attention of the gentlemen who
appointed Judges to open and conduct the Degate
Election on the third Of September next the Importance
Of giving due public notice throughout their respective
hundreds, Of the time of holding said elections according
10 the resolution of the Red Lion Meeting.
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Capital Estate tol. Sale.

kruv-1 Pursuan, 10 the Last Will and Testament
Hss Of Henry " Physick, deceased, will be sold the
Hsan following described Real Estate situate in the
&txstx1 Borough of Wilmington and State of Delaware
to wit: All that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and loi
OF ground which it is erected, lying the corner OF
Kent and Market streets, and extending through Ship
ley street, containing front Market and Shpey
% IT, in, and kentstEee liz ft in be the same
more or less. The buildings OCCUPY the whole on
Kent street. aud the lot Market and Shpey streets
fenced in with high and substantial brick walls. The first
floor has large and elegant Hall and four PaoFs all pr-
vate-a commodions dining large and convenient
kichen-bathing room--smoke house, &c. Above there
fore the house The buildings erected under the di-
recion of the late John Dickinson ESQ., for his resi-
dence and are finished throughout with elegance and taste
being calculated for the accommodation of large family
in the best style The situation high and healthy,
handing extensive views of the surrounding country
For particulars apply to
BENJAMIN FERRIS in Wilmington,
Agent for the Trustees Of IT. W. Physick
Wilmington, mo-, Is, 1895 75-tf
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Union Canal Lottery of Peansalra,
Robertson & Little.
Agents for YATES & M'INrYRE. Manager

- - = 70 Q M ~ NEa NIaTagtTs.
N y. Robertson & Little, have connected with the Lot
cry the EXcHASsE BUSINESS They will therefore buy and
,ei every description of Bank notes, Gold and Spanish
Doars-lhey will also furnish and collect drafts on Bos
ton, New-fork, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Richmond, Ra
leigh, n c.. New Orleans &c
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Miiled@euiHp. lTfa ,T,,iu. tH9f


SIR: have only a moment !rii 10 say one wo.a
IN answer to that part oil your letter had Tie honor
to receive Yesterday, which relates to tie assen,
gwen by M lntosh to the survey of the County,
he certificate OF Marshall, no matter how proc ar d.
is one OF the most daring efforts that ever was al
tempted by malignant yillany 10 palm ta!sehood
upon ciedulity. Now, Sir, tina, you may be al once
undecesed with regard to the trick which has been
played of by somebody have to assure you, that
independently oil the assent three times given By
M lntosb, under his own hand, which have in nv
possession, this same man Marshall has repeatedly
declared 10 me. that there was not dssentiens
voice from the survey among the friendly chiefs
all tile Chiefs have seen have uniformly declared
the same and so they have declared to Others bot,
in and out Of Council: and tor this. you have my
word oil honor, and may have my oath +! very wels
know, that from the late events which have irans-
pred Under the eyes Of the Commissioners Of Geor.
eia, that the oath even of Governor of Georgia
may be permitted to pass for nothing and that any
vagabond OF the Indian country may be put in re.
QUESTION to dlscredit him. But assure ynu, Sir
it that oath should not weigh one feather with your
Government, it will weigh with the people of this
state, who, so far have knowledge of their his.
tory, have never yet refused credence to The wofa
OF their Chief Magistrate. and believe will not TO
the present one, unworthy as he may be.
Permit me to say, in frankness that do not like
Commissioners ON the part OF the StateJand sincere
ly hope that you may never have cause to regret
the pau you have taken in hem LIVERY PROPOSES
sion here was in your favor, and it ~ond have giger
great pleasure cherish it 10 behalf OF officer
who had rendered signal service To his country,
through many perous and trying scene.
Very respectfully, your ODD. seryt,
C. M TROUP.
Maj. Gen. E. p GAINES, Commanding, &c.
DEPARTMENT or WAR, June 18th. 1925
Sir: Your letter Of the Sd inst. TO the Secretary
OF War, has been received, and submitted to he
President OF the United States, who directs me, ir
The absence of the Secretary of War; to say, in re-
ply that if the Government of Georgia should TN
dertake the project Of surveying the lands ced,d 10
The United States, by the Creek Nation Of Indians
at The treaty Of the Indian Springs before the expi
ration OF the time specified by the 9th article Of the
treaty, Tor the removal of the Indians it will be
wholly upon its own responsibility that he
Government of the United States will not, in any
manner, be responsible for any consequences which
may result from that measure.
| have the honor TO be- your obedent servant,
c. VANDEVENTER, Chief Clerk.
His En- CronGE NJ. TnouP,
Governor of Georgia
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washington Canal s Delaware State
Lnftnry


authorized by Acts Of Congress- and of the legislature
tne state Of Delaware First Glass To be drawn on the
5th day OF October next. - -
. Se1em . prize Of $4,000; of 5000; Of 25co;
OF Lf9o; u OF LOCO; IL of 500 so Of OO 1856 Of To-
i86 OF 90 1888 of 8 1880 of d.
r1es payable forty days after the drawing and subject
10 me us,aal deduction of fifteen per cent
Inc Managers have opened an Office at No. 49, Market
street. wilmington, and offer for sale, tickets in the above
Present Prices. Whole Tickets. s4-Halves so-o,.r.
tiers 81 Packages of 10 Tickets embracing the Sc
oers OF the Lottery which must of ssy draw 17 nett
WIN SO many chances for Capital Prizes may had at the
Whole Package S48--TTalf do S24--ouarter do. s7o
fnzes ~ any OF the Lotteries Of Connecticut New-York
ana peawars Maryland Washington, Virginia.
! me following Gentlemen Agents and others have yohn
teered their services in eifecting sales viz:
ooupef Q Coz Newcastic--Benj. Whiteley, Newark
Nv m. foyer, do.-A III. Pennington Mddletown-John
Sutton 4 Sons st. Georges-W. & r. Polk Cantwell,s
iTdse-A Gorden, Summit Bridge-Levi Boulder & Son.
Sasso@-A. =. Thompson, Newbolds Landing-P. & f.
oPruance, Smyrna-John Read, Dover-R .. pennewill
do-W M Goodwin. Store of G. Oliver Milforl-Isaac
innneil seoryetown--lt Mnowel near Summit Bridge
who will supply Tickets & Shares at the above nrices
CT Orders, enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets as above
free of expense, for Tickets or Shares win receive ro
August 49, Wilmineton. De
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Eighteenth Cass-new series. TO be drawn on the 9TH
sep,emoer 1922 and finished in few minutes Sxty.six
numbers-Nine Ballots TO be drawn.
ncheme'-1 prize of s25 000 Of 10 500; of $500;
OF 5000; 10 Of 1000; 30 Of 500 SO OF 200 81 Of 100
ia Of 50; 285 of 20; 1896 Of 10; 1850 of S.
Tickets SS--havcs 2 50--quarters 125-eighths So.
The Official drawings Of these Lotteries will be duly re
ceYed by mail and the prizes therein Immediately cashe
on presenato and every other information given at their
office, No %, Market.strcet, Wilmington, BY
Robertson & Little.
Agents for YATES & MINTYRE, Managers
N D. Robertson Little, have connected with The ut
cry the ExcHAssE BUSINESS They will therefore buy and
sell every description Of Bank notes, Gold and Spanish
Doars-Tbey will also furnish and collect drafts on Bos
ton New-York, Philadeplia, BALTIMORE Richmond Ra
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Number 376.
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-28
T. p. ANDnEWS,
Special .4sent.
Col. JOHN CRowELL.


We are informed that application was
made, some time ago to The Patent Of
fee, by Doctor hAFiHseUE, Professor
in Trans, lvania University for Patent
for new invention connected with In
ternaI Improvements, and calculated to
facilitate the raising of stocks for useful
and profitable undertakings He is now
in this city, where he has come TO enter
the specification Of his discovery, whio h
he calls the DvlTlAL INVENTION, and to
offer the use OF il, in the first instance,
TO the Commissions rs of the Potomac
and Ohio Canal, in order t" obviate a
ny difficulty or deficiency that may &C.
cur in procuring the whole capital re-
CURED fol this great undertaking. We
have not yet heard the particulars of
this scheme, and in fact part of it, re-
lating to The prevention of forgery, is
not 10 be disclosed; but the outlines Of
this invention, as stated by the inventor
to some friends, appear to bear the
marks of novelty utility and practicable
ity. We have been promised more
detailed statement Of this invention al a
future day, and of the numerous appli-
cations of which it is said to be suScep-
tible.-.N'at. Int.
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G.. NJ. TROUP.
7. P ANDREWS,
Special agsn', Greek Agency.
The following is the letter referred
to ill the above correspondence
CREEK AGENCY,
Flint River, June II. 1925.

rant ktGef, June Il. 1879.
SIR: You have been advised Of the
measures heretofore pursued by the
President of the United -tates and of the
Secretary of War, in relation to the
charges. specific and implied, made a
gainst Nou as Indian Agent. have now
90 inform on that a suspension from
the exercise of your functions as lndi'
an Agent, (until all the testimony to be
collected and examined,) has been de-
cided on. | herewith send you copy
OF the evidence col ected by the Com
mittee of the Georgia Legislature. and
their report. as adopted by tbt Legisla-
ture Copies of other documents pro.
missed me by the Governor of Georgia.
shall be furnished you as soon as those
documents are received. You will ac
cordngly turn over the Agency to the
Sub Agent, Captain Triplett.
In resorting TO the Discretionary pow
erseSted IN me by the President, l feel
it due :" you t" state frankly, that this
determination does not proceed from n
ny present impression unfavourable to
your innocence. am not at liberty,
in my present peculiar situation. to form
a settled opinion on the charges made
against you, until all the evidence to be
collected from every quarter has been
received and carefully examined. But
l feel it'due to YOU TO say, that, so far
as am at liberty to take up present
impression. it is in favor Of y our integ-
rity and honor. ! feel it due to you
TO make this statement, IN consequence
of the course (which must be considered
an unjust one, if not opPressive) l'ur-
sued towards you by the authorities of
Georgia; my Impressions, too, being
chiefly grounded on exparte testimony
taken against you.
Your suspension is made from cour-
tesy to the authorities of Georgia, whn
have repeatedly and urgently demanded
ton the ground that n would be i'm
possible TO elicit unbiased testimony in
the Indian nation whilst you are in the
exercise of your fan ctions. lis done,
too, from desire 10 do away all pretexts
which might otherwise hereafter be sci
zed on 10 destroy confidence in the re-
suits cf the examinations. The suspen-
sion will be withdrawp so soon as those
examinations are concluded, should
the, result ia establishing your inno-
cence.
AS the object ofthe General Govern
meat, IN thus establishment o: truth it
could rot but give ne pam, as IFS A
gent, ~ find that, 10 taking testimony
'gailat Gu, all the usual prerogatives
we're lost siglt of by Georgia. You
we're neither informed of The nature or
ause of tie actusaiioh." or 'confron-
I'd with witnesses" against you, nor
ad YOU ''compulscry process for ob
aiming witnesses" in your favor The
violence on which the harshest opinions
ave been form. d ard expressed, was
'ot only eIpGfie. tL: ii has been spread
efole lie public, III the newspapers,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-28
EXCESSIVE HEAT, AND IRIS EFFECTS.

BosTos, JULY 1.-THE weather
since I o'clock Sunday morning has
been uncomrnonly hot and oppressive
in fact we have never experienced any
thing like il. The Daily Advertiser OF
Yesterday contains the following obser-
yallons OF the temperature OF tue three
previous days, made from a therinome-
ter in a shady position, and protected
as lar as possible from radiant neat
Observations made in other positions,
vary a few degrees from those here
mentioned.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-07-28

0desss, Nay rs.-The transports,
thirteen in numOer, loaded with provi-
sions aad ammunition, destined for the
Egyptian feet, were captured by the
Greeks in the port of Mitylene, and
sent to Napoli di Romani. II is said
lie Greeks have good understanding
with the inhabitants OF this island.
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From KEY WEST, we learn, tina

From KEY WEST, we learn, that
trade is completely stagnated there by
late regulation in Cuha respecting
Spanish vessels, and that the place con-
tinued unbealtby--so much so, iudt ed,
has it lately been, that report say 5, the
government is about to abandon it as a
naval iendezyous. AT the las; accounts,
the Frigate CONSULTATIONS was siiil at
the island, but as to Sail on truise
in a few day The corvette JOHN a.
DAMS had sailed for Ma;apzas.-- .b.
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before you had been informed Of is

before you had been informed OF its
character, or had an opportunity OF max
ing your defence; and pubic opinion
thereby forestalled before the General
Cove rnmen,, under which you hold
your appointment, has had an opporiu-
nifty OF examining the testimony oielther
party. rbec urss which you have de-
termined To pursue, as made known 10
me IN the copy OF gu: lett lie 20'h,
To the Commissioners appointed by tie
Governor OF Georgia 10 take further
evidence against ynu-ln inviting them
To be present al the examination oi your
voluntarily with sses is oi an opposite
character; and cannot TAI 80 sttengthe
the belief Of your conscious innocence.
Ii is scarcely necessary To add, that
in the exalted character ui the PiesI-
dent of the United tatss, aud ol the Sc
cretary Of War, you nave the sIrest
guarantee Of Iair trial, and a Just de-
cision on it.
Very respectfully, sir, your most obe-
dent servant,
IT. p. ANDNEWS.
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Copy of letter from Gorsyno'> Troup
10 .tUof .4ndre'os, dated
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
NJ .Jro...TJ. oQsh T,,,,. yo1y

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
MI edgepilts, 2sih June, 1925.
Sin: Icall your attention to letter
purporting to be yours, and addressed
TO the Agent, in extenuation OF your
conduct for the act of suspension, and
published in paper here of This morn
ing, called the Patriot. If this letter
be authentic, you will consider all inter
course between yourself and this Gov
eminent suspended from the moment
OF The receipt OF this.
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DO ES TIC.

THE uNiiED STATES AND GEORGIA.
Copy ola letter fr1m the Gorernor Of
George to The Secretary IF Var,
dated
ExEcurlvs DsPAsrMySr, GEo.
.ntHedseulis, jim % 1926.
SIR A paper of this morning, printed
at this place, Containing letter purpor-
ting to be addressed by your Special A.
gent to the Agent for the Indian Affairs,
IN extenuationnf his conduct in suspend
ing him from his functions under your
instructions, is forwarded for the mfor-
nation of the President II, in writing
such letter, the Special Agent has so
acted as to find himself within the let
ter or spirit. of those Instructions, It is
obvi us that the question which he was
cha, ged to investigate, had been prfjud-
ged at Washington before his departure
from that city; and that consequently
the Government of Georgia can no lon
ger, consistently with its dignity, hold
inter, re with that officer.of which jas
you will see bv the enclosed letter, he
has had due nptice.
Respectfully, G. NJ. 1ROUP.
The Hon. J. BARBOUR,
Secretary Var.
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Mr. Clay was expected 10 partake Of
a public dinner given to him. by the Gil
,zens of Cincinnati, on Wednesday the
1s'b instant a very full assembling,
1as expected The return Of tie Sc
cIetary TO this city may be Sbe,tl, eA.
peetc I--.hsL Jsnr
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WHAT Il SN EEPt

n chmond, Vu Juty rs. he Grand
Jury for the Superior Court ri Law for
the trial of Criminal causes, returned
into Court last evening al iiaIf post SIX,
after most iabo.ious and 'dligel It in
quiry, and brought in One Hundred and
Ainc Presesl msnis fer various viola
items of The Acts of Assembly made for
the suppression of Gambiing.
Twenty five of these presentments
were against individuals tor exmbi'ing
Faro Babk-one for exhibiting Rouiet
tie - one for suffering and permitting the
game of Roulette to be exhibited and
fifty n ne Tor play ing at Faro and Rou-
let,e.-Whig.
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v-andnlia, CIlinois,) June s4.-On
Thursday last, about eleven thousand
dollars OF the paper of the State Bank OF
Ilhnoise was committed to the flames,
in the presence of the Governor OF the
State Judges OF the Supreme Court,
Directors of the principle Bank, and
great many gentle men who were atterd-
ing the United States District Court
and the sale oi non esidents' lands for
taxes. This IS the second conf1agration
which has taken place OF our State pa
per, in pursuance Of law passed at the
last sessions in relation to the State Bank,
which diminishes the original issue con-
siderably.-We hope that the time 10
not far distant, when our currency VIII
not have to be paid out in defraylng the
expenses of our tate Government, al
so great sacrifice as three for enc.
The payments whlrh will necessarily
have to be made into the Treasury, and
State Bank, this summer and the nexe
fall, must raise The value cf,State fa-'
per. 1t has risen, within the tso lass
weeks, in this place. from4 TO . cent?
in the dollar.-itl Int.
A neio mode of obtGining a glass
Of btandy-A New York pepper
states that in one of the days o' our
late intense beats, man witt, ffry
red face Was seen al pump d'inking
apparently 10 excess. and then ia'lng
Gown into commissions. He was~fa.
ken TO neighboming grocery sfoFes
aud restored 10 life ivy potent infeFs'asA
7pplica'l0ns of the contents Off bran.
~ bottle He gradually recovered
and walked away, and gave second
edition Of all his parks in two hours
afterwards; 10y dti, king cold water q
~econd time--a second time fell r'o
conypls:ons. and was second time
restosed TO life by liberal applications
nfthe brandy hollIc