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NEW SERIES OF THE
Museum Of Foreign Literature and Science.
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Portrait Of De Witt Clinton.

!. Memoirs OF Sheridan by DR. Watkins and Mr.. Moore
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semblee T. Six Months in the Yves, Indies, from the
Quarterly Review Euthanasia of Iasso from The New
Monthly Magazine g. The last American Novel; from
the London Magazine 10. Gertrude, by Mrs Hemans ;
from the New Monthly Magazine. IL The Smugglers a
tale by Country CITRATE; from Blackwpods Mag azine
H. The Sunbeam, by Mrs. Iemans from the New Month
ly Magazine 10 Narrative Of an excursion to the summit
Of Mont Blanc. by DR. Edmund Clark and CAPTAIN Mark
ham Sherwll from the a. A Dissertation on the
pageants, Dramatic Mysteries, anciently performed at
Coventry by the Trading Companies of that City from The
Monthly Review. IS. Mothers Wish, by Mrs q r
Wilson, from The London Literary Gazette. 16 Letters
from Sicily from the Monthly Review. IL. Mscelane
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Glasses to Poisonous Wounds Cavern Of Fossil Bones in
the neighborhood of Lune Well Montpelier 49,
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Or Johnson's Orthography.-D Johnson, in the
principles Of etymology pre6xed TO his Dictionary
asserts, that /" h seldom, perhaps never begins any
but the first SYLLABLE" Shortly after the publication
ofihs novel photographed doctrine Wilkes sen, The
Doctor this ingenious and amusing badinage 1.-THE
philosopher w-ho SO RIGHTLY made this remark
must have been a p-hilologist, uit-h c-hocs,
thong-httat, and comprehensive genius, and mind
inherently appre-hensire and pit n.y." The abash,d
photographer for many years, neither forgot ncr
iorgave this playful attack Reynolds Memoirs.
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The following whimsical circumstance and peeu.
liar coincidence, it is said actually took place
time since. Aboat ascending the Ohio river was hail.
ed by another boat when the following conversation
ensued !" What boa, is that" The Cherrystone"
I" Whence came your" /" From Redaoue."
I" Where are you bound to - Rhinestone"
!" Who is your Cap,ainf" "Thomss Stone
Z" What are you loaded with 20 "Millstones and
Grlndstones." You are hard set to be sure
take you don't 60 to the bottom. Farewell"
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SINGULAR. On Tuesday morning. the lh
inst. little girl came on board the steamboat De-
laware, captain WHILDIN, al Newcastle, among the
other passengers from Baltimore. On arriving a.
the wharf in the city, the captain discovered that she
was claimed by none Of the passengers and that no
person came on board 70 take charge oil her. He,
therefore, in the true spirit of humanity and hosp-
tality, took her to his own house, No. 224 South
Front street, where she still remains. Upon wiring
to captain TRIPLE, at Baltimore, for information
concerning the child that gentleman replied TO cap
tain WHILDIs, that she was put board the steam
boat there by young man, partly in charge Of q
gentleman and lady, requesting that the captain
would see her taken care oil as far as he went. Inc
gentleman and lady refused to have any thing to DO
With her; nor would they take either letter or mo-
ney, both OF which were offered. The letter was
put into the way -bae, but captain WRILsIN has NOT
been able to obtain it. The money for her PASSAGE
which was placed in the hands of gentleman, has
since been received The child's aunt was to be a,
the wharf in this city to receive her, and the letter
was addressed 10 her But no aunt appeared
The little GIRL who is about five or six years old,
and is intelligent, says that her name is MARY AR
MOLD; that her father died at Baltimore two or
three weeks ago; tina, he requested her stePmolh'
cr to send her TO her aunt in Philadelphia, whose
name is WRIGHT, and that it was young Mr.
WRIGHT who put her on board the steamboat az
Baltimore She also says. in The simplicity OF her
heart, that she is poor little orphan without father
or mother, and she does not know what TO do.
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IIARBOURING APPRENTICESHIP The
June term of Baltimore City Court, came Oh INC
trial Of William x. Mitchell Tor haibourng two
apprentices of Hester Crockett from the first %
May to the 30th OF June, 1896, inclusive. nc
was found guilty, and the counsel for the prosecu
tinn commended that Mitchell be sentenced pay
SLIGO, 2.3 for every hour each apprentice was mar
boured, according to the act of 1884, which oe
clares that persons harbouring servants shall pay
one hundred pounds Of tobacco, or Co. 20, ~.
every hour each servant is harboured, one hall 70
the party aggrieved and the other to the State DC
penalty incurred by Mitchell, according to TINS a1h
amounts to four thousand eight hundred and etsa'y
dollars. The Court agreed with the prosecu'lhb
counsel, but delayed passing sentence in sonss
quence Of the suggestion that compromise won"
take place, Bat. Pan
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a1BG@ca6ssfs

Inc tempest OF words in w ashin ton has al last re-
suited in Duels. Coadcd on all sides by his
loaded with every foul and abusive epitletreproacbed
WITH the ohscr:ity of his parenagcthc evites of youth
magn'hcL INTO objectionable and inc xpiabe crimes
those great talents and noble exertons by the favor
which he has ascended into the regions of fame and ce-
ieoriy, made 10 reflect back his carly obscuritveve
~ citizen OF plebeian birth inued in his nersonbis
atniy kept III state Of perpetual alarm and anxiety
Mr. Clay has al length turned on lis Prosecutors We
are glad That lac has done Ifever duel was ustia
Ole TINS was JuStitiabio. in lis great and unavoidable
neceSsity, we are persuaded cantng morality will
aciuiesce, and true religion hold her peace
The result is given below. Ii has terminated with
out oioodshe, and III way TO elevate both ofthose dis
tinguShed aen We hope that twill cast oil unon the
waves, and stay that of personal defamation
mTectve and abuse, discredtable TO those engaged
IN H. SO deroGatory to the dignity of the American Con-
gress, SO prcJndcia to calm delibeI aton and public
tranquility, and SO well calculated to shake the very nil
lars OF tle union. Mr.. Randolph had narrow escane
Extract Of letter to the Editors.
WAsHlNGTDN, ApRIL oh, 1926.
Last evening Nr. Clay aid Nlr. Randolph went to
tie he'G the former fired thrice the latter twice when
hT H. had the right TO FIRE the third time Mr. c. hay-
ing discharged his pistol, he waved it. aud gave his
hand. Gen Jessup and Mr.. Johnson of Louisiana
were friends 10 Mr.. a., and Mai Hamilton and MIR.
iatnai! 10 Mr.. r. Thus the affair has terminated
without bootshed. Mr.. +. had ball through his
clothes. A-S
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oiy, and puts forth only tools and I,nlerserIpt -
have only TO say, that if he wishes ne TO move in VIA,
business he must send me gentlemen ard never viii
recognize as such, every one who happens TO hold a
scat mere Attempts were made TO have the
committee rse but they faiIed, ard the debate was con-
tnueH oy air Moore and Mr. Henry, of Ky. who are
'iends OF Cen jackson. and who spoke vindication
u nun from some charges alluded to by Mr.. TrmbIe
uch speculation is on foot to the consequence of
us scene and the questions, who ought TO challenge?
ought M'Dufhe because he irst demanded an expia-
na'ion: ougn' Irimbic. because N'Dulie's attack
was first msde' Ought Vance, because GI,Dpfie call
cd h'm no gentleman: Ought both, because they were
called tools and rsppers?-Ought MIR. Clay,
because vi Dn!he virtually said he would not fight his
tan! VIII he fight if challenged? are in every bod,,s
month. Would it not be- better 10 inquire, what says
the Decalogues
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VIRGINIA HLncrx O.

ALnrnARLE-wmF Gordon, Dr. charf,ddSsosRc.4
CHARLoTrE-C Capt John D. Richa rlsnn+ COS >R;cb,, ri
Games l42-John Oliver o. Paul s. Darlington 90.
fRANkLIN-Sparre Halle 425, John NJ. Holland- 948
- harleS Powell l57, Samuel Helm 1913, David Young
Us, Thomas ID. Ferguson 81, Asa Ward Sc.
tREpERIcK-Mason+ 3o7, Ship 3Se--Kgcr lO7
"MEf'NsviiLE-i Sh"m G. L"ndy 16, VIM. A. Ward
iow lol-Thomas Spencer 1O3.
NLorcEsI ER--hianh Page, Thomas Smith
ISLE w IGrT--Josiah HOLMAN e63 Dr. John ~
oHsPIan Z1--'ns NJ jordan 2o3 James c. jordan 1u1
MING GEoRGE-.Tho. i. b. Babcr II Job, Hoo.@ 81
y H. Mason o., G. e. Wallace g.
pHtNcEss ANNE-Wm J. oolhouse Caleb Ward.
thSuMoND Co.-Thomas BarncsF 1S1. Austin Nea,.<
l34--Dr. Durre,, lo4, Henry Tebbs g.
r Not ~, the last IegisL,Itrc
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DIED.

on sunday evening, Mr. JOHN MARIN, Senr a native
o Norway who migrated this country before tine ReyC-
u'i"n and was several years engaged in the war He al
forwards settled ia the lever pant OF Virginia and emov-
" !" nus 'i,y aboat twenty years ago. His conduct as Il
ChIA''an ana citizen commanded universal eSp,ct .,
adnT'atiSn.
In Essex county, Mr.. ROBERT ". R1'cARrY. lie was
uy az eS''na'e man, and was iondiy loved by all who
knew hin lie Has left widow and two infant children
to mourn their beca veinrnt.
Al old fo~n. in King William county, on the sin in
slant Mrs Lucy JOHNSON, in the 10Th year of her age
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The following is a list Of what has passed the gate
uPod the Manchester and Petersburg Turnpike, the
quarter ending the 31st March.
Wagons 81, carts $40, carriages 3O7, gigs 462
men on horse 1901, loose horses 282 cattle sos hoos
no. sheep 10, rolled tobacco g. men foot IGo, We
men $40, stages 372.
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great fall has taken place in England in the price
Of Manchester goods the heavier fabrics for PRINTING
having fallen about one third since last spring and cam
brcs and iaconets more than twenty per cent
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State Rcso'utons.-We proceed with the Debate.
commenced in our last with Mr.. Pages speech, br
this day giving that Of Jos. c. Cabe in The Senate Of
Virginia on the Road and Tariff Resolutions. In our
next, Mr. Chapman JohDson's will be laid before the
Public. To these speeches request the earnest at
tenton Of Tive reader. These gentlemen hare bocp
grossly misrePrcsened, and discriminating Public is
now invited to decide between them and their denoun
GERS.
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4@,8i0 TICKETS. 96,39O DOLLARS.
TicFtts and Shares may he had nfhe
W q ~ "A G. T. r So ExCE,
UNDER THE EAGLE HOTEL, RICHMOND, Va.
Ar THE FOLLowISG RATS.
Whole Tickets s3--Halves 81 5O-Quartcrs - cts.
Certificates Of - Tickets also he had In ras cesg
there will be required
For - Whole Tickets but $23 G5
12Half do IL g.
- Guarter do 5 81
Explanations Of this Lottery, well as all information
respecting others, will be given this Office.
Prizes in the Lotteries Of New York, EcwJersov Porr
sylvania Delaware, Maryland, " aShirton Civ Virpnia
North Carolina and Louisiana, will be received IN nav
rent.
Orders, cucosing the cash. or prizes as above Zee r
postage, for tickets shares, will NEE, nh rron atfen
tom, addressed %
7. 2. YATES, D,
N5-ca3f 4 At-rv TYRE ~anagr~.
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fofe'S " Gus he news from Eng land will be read
with great interest CONNER cial distress exceeds y Gr
mer exPerleoce-and the whole abric OF paper money.
seems lettering TO lis fall. Mr. Grougha-n in tle House
OF Commons as well as Mr.. Canning describe great
revolution in their opinions and admit tEat paocr and
probable that the present commissions will terminate in
the annlhilation of private banking-and in measures
oil great hazard and responsibility, in regard 10 the ma
tlona debt and the other great pu bic burthens That
The interest on the debt and the annual expenses ofhe
Government, exceeding 100000, can be paid amid
the present wreck of paper credit is mathanatcaIIy
impossible. The debt mast either be sponged-an equi-
table composition, reducing the interest inycrsey TO
The ratio OF the appreciation of money eGccted-or the
payment of that interest suspended.
Reform in the civil list must NECESSARILY FOLLOW At
The interPositon of Gove nmen the Bank Of ENGLAND
has loaned G3,c0000U TO merchants in small sums
throughout the kingdom-on pledges of merchandise
Tins measure had produced sensible relief The dis,
tTess had extended TO the Continent, and heavy fail
ures were occurring in the north Of GERMANY Cob
belt long ago foretold this state Of tngsan ext-aor
binary man. and next to BonaPare the profoundest OBJ
server OF men and things OF the present age.
The report Of the assassination Of the Emperor Nj
cholas is refuied, by not being confirmed. War be-
twen Russia and Turkey was considered almost inevi
table, the Emperor being urged to it, BY f,e turbu
Ience Of tie soldiery.
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50 Number Lottery, by combination and permuta,ion-
Five Ballots 20 be Drawn.
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000 DOLLARS
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Sac ofUeLnuut,re

State Of Deiazpare,
Nervcaste County. 50.
M HEsfEAS, by Act of the General Assembly of said
w State passed the last session thereof II was euac
ed That the electors Of Brandywine hundred should there
al er hold their general and special elections at the Green
rec tavern now occupied by Joel l. b y in the yillag
OF andywne-Provided That the Wilmington and Grea
vaiey turnpike Company and the Wilmington and pbila-
nePhia turnpike Company, shall, respectively, on or be-
iofe he fouth day OF July next ensuing issue their license
nhdef me seal OF their respective Corporations thereby
eXemptins the electors of said hundred from the paymet
OF 'os ~ gong o, or returning from, any gel eia or
special ele cton &C. and shall cause said license to be ~
corded III the office for the Recording of Deeds AZ New
castle and to be published in two Newspapers in the
Borough OF Wilmington for the period Of one month af er
issuing the same -
NOW this IS 10 certify, That agreeaby to the provisions
OF the SAID act, the President and Managers of The Will
mington and Philadelphia Turnpike Company, do now
hereby issue and grant their license exenptng the cleo
tors OF Brandywne hundred going to- and returning from
any general special elections hereafter to be held in the
village OF Brandywne for said hundred from The payment
Of olls while actually engaged in going to- and returning
from, SAID general and special elections
Y&t&8 WITNESS the seal of the said COMPANY
y LIS II this twentv-nnth day Of April in the year ii
" ~ u " our Lord 1926.
ROBERT HAMILTON, President.
Newcastle County,
State Of DeidzVare IS.
Recorded in the Rolls Office, asNewcase in ard firtbe
County of Newcastle, in Book d, Vol 4th page 1884, &c
In testimony zphereof have hereunto set my hand
[sEAL and affixed the seal Of said Office at Newcastle
May 18th, A. ID. 1896
54-1mpf MATTHEW KEAN Recorder
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STATE IF Deiaware,

State Of Deiaware,
Aezvcastle County: IS.
WHEREAS, by Act of the General Assembly of sal,
wv State, passed the last session thereof ii was c
ted that the electors If Brandywne hundred should he
after hold their general and special elections Gree
Tree tavern now occupied by Joel Baily the yilsg,
Of Brandywne-P rouaea, That the Wilmington and G ii
Valley Turnpike company, AID the Wilmington and phls
deiPha turnpike Company, sha respectively on OF s.
tore the fourth day ct July ensuing, their lie s
under the seal ct their respective Corporations thereby
exemptng the electors of SAID hundred from the payme
OF tolls IN going to- or returning from, any general
special election, &c and shall cause said license o be re
corded in the office for the Recording OF Deeds at New
castle, and to be published III two Newspapers in th
Borough Of Wilmington for the period OF month attel
issuing the same s.
NOW this IS to certify, That, agreeaby the provisions
OF the said ac', the President and Managers If the VII.
mington and Great Valley Turnpike Company, do nos
hereby, issue and giant their license, exempt he cleo,
tors of Brandywne hundred going to- and returning from
any general special elections ereaf err to be held in the
Village of Brandywine, for SAID hundred from the pay
nent of tolls, while actually engaged in going to- and re
turning FROM said general and special elections
~ II II u WITNESS the Seal of the said COMPANY
T. Us y this thirteenth day of May, in the year 1926
s&$8aa EDWARD TATNALL, President.
Nesocastie County,
State Of Ueiazcare: SIS.
Recorded in the Rolls Office at Newcastle in and for the
County Of Newcastle, in Book d, Vol 4th, page 235.
In testimony zcherecf have hereunto set my hand,
sEAL. and affixed the seal of said Office NeW castles
Ma, 18th, A. d. 1926.
54-1mpf MATTHEW KEAN, Recorder.
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Practice, adapted 10 the Capacity Of Learners-By Will
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Cummings, price 25 cts
Smiley's, Adams, Gummeres Workmai's and Morses
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nlairs Lectures Rhetoric, Barclays Catechism
Grimshaw's United States, with Questions
Conversations Chemistry
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'raylors Agricultural Essays
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lort's Chronology, snrray's Exercises
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SiIERITE"S SALE.
= = - y = u = NJ v NJ Ia
BIZ PETER u i)EL.9.N'T S4rp1,

~ - A. a ~ ~ FEL.fJf u, SHERIFF..
~ virtue Of writ OF vend eXponas TO me directed will
Az be exposed 10 public sale, at lie house of John Nj
smith, Wilmington II Crsana hupdred, on Sas,y1ap he
S4h day Z. Jas, inst al O'Clock, r. NJ, that well known
farm, the residence d William Walner situate on the Will
mngton aud Christina turnpike Road, about one mile
from Wilmington containing One Hundred and Six
Twilight acres OF land in excellent Order of which there are
twenty-five of woodland, about fftv-eght acres of
marsh, aud the remainder upland, under culture and grass
The imp this farm embrace every thing eces
say 70 Mort, convenience utility, and consist of an
elegant Stone Mansion House, built few years snce "a
the modern style, OF the best materials and in the most
convenient manner two stories high, sixty feet in length
by forty one IN depth, with piazza extending the whole
length Of the house and supported by columns from the
root The situation Of The house high, fronting towards
tic Delaware and commanding fine view of that river
the Borough of Whining on, christina creek, and the
adjacent country. Contiguous the house are all the
necessary out houses most Of which nearly new-con-
sistn Of stable and carriage house, ice house, smoke
hotse, and bath house constantly filed with copous
spring IN fine water There large garden in good Or
der ami the grouds round the h,se handsomely laid
out and adorned with aumber of fruit and ornamental
trees. The oher improvements large aud comf)rta
Bile @o sorry brick house, for tenant overseer stone
barn. stone spring hose, poultry house, aud other
oni ouses-a pump OF excellent The door, and
perpetual lime kiln, for blrrng oyster shells On the
farm there thriving aprl orchard Of about eight acres
and young card of the t grated uit, consisting of
peaches, pears pumbs, cherries and chlce apples &c
Seized and taken in execution the pr perty If iMam
Utrner
Neucastle, June 3, 1896 58-5
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WANTED ON LOAN.

vHNE of six hundred Do larsor which ample secur
" will be given by Mortgage Real Estate in this
Borough. For further particulars applyto
BENZ. FERRIS,
At his Office in West street.
Wilmington, June 49, 1896 Co.
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SlOO REWARD.

IT'D AN AWAY from the subscriber on Friday the 18th of
a. May, negro man named HENRY, 90 years old, not
high cheek bones and large size when spoken to has
considerable impeachment IN his speech the clothes he
has with him are not k OWLS supposed to have gone
Of small batteau having been taken off the same
night trom the adjoining farm.
ALSO--nan away On Sunday nigIt the 21s of Nav,
negro man naned BiLI-he known in the neighborhood
by the OF BILL BUCK, but he calls himself WILL
HAMMOND very quick in his motions, very black about
live feet inches high, he very laxative, carried
with him suit # I'D kersey co'hes blue cloth coat
supposed to have H. J.. Ednandsnn written the lining
Of the sleeve, pair Of striped cashmere panaoons two
pair of Shoes and ~ OF 15Ds of hacon-iIe is half
brother Henry. and the probab is they together.
Whoever shall take the above mentioned negroes, either
of them ard them IN Eas gao that get them
again, shall receive fifty do lars for each Of them.
CHARLOTTE l.. EDMONDSON
Talbot county. Md. May %. 1926 SGT
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WILMINGTON, Del TUESDAY, JUNE %. ,s2e
LII MBER FOR SALE.

at JOHN flEMPtlIIL'S Wha,f and Lumber Eyd in
ne por,gh OF wilmington general assortment Of Ium
per, well selected suitable for persons for building Or for
meGhanicsi and large stock of Cea and Gurus SHIN
Ills are constantly for sale the A,vest terms fy cns5
or the usual credit. - a'
The friends and former customers of the ward and the
puhhc generally, are invited call at the OLn Sr,sn
where their fayors will be thankfully acknowIedpeI r.,
June g. 1926 tse. r.
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AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT or
Domestic and Foreign Goods

NOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES to close the con-
a Germ. All debts due from JouN Il. BR1NcKLE will he
received in payment for them and liberal credits given 10
Merchants. The customers of j. II. b. are partcnarly
sglciled to continue their fayurs
G. u. PETERSON,
L. r. BRINCKIE',
April z, 1870 .4ssignees