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DIED, nj his residence near NTs LON
don. IN tn, slh inst. JAMES 81 EPrOE,
Clrfk at nv Court al u, jfotd. lid dre.as-
rd ,asrstrnsitel, know u L. rsie.ned. H.
t,o.ses=ed j, MUD ul great power. lis PEI
reptlnn was r.markahl, aeente aud his
tudgnlt.t derisis. and accurate. Al The
same time his general department Was sol
tened aud ,rI III b, all thr fnct feeling
thai 10 hunor In human nature. Aud thr
anguish and lears of u large acq ialniance,
d, ath has consnm,trd The lo,eltlrss al his
character. Il Tears moi this i.ehc shaft ol
drlfa,lon, nol asks support ipm ihe pen
OF the euluglel. But HE breath OF censnre
never taInIsh.d The lu,tre ri his reputation,
aud .ulog, II snfrtiiuou-, where plain truth
wears the Cub ri fdtery.
-, ou Monday last Mr.. WIN. NOR
Ton, ~ old nhabItaut Of l.ynchbug.
----, nn Monday, the 9th lust. tf.h J
in lhe 4l'h YEAR oI hrr aee. Mrs. ELIZA
BETH POWELL. cunsarl If Cornelius
Poaeil of Amherst county.
-. ~ lhe rrsidrn,r Of hls thther. In
Amherst county Va on tbr oh lusl.l Feb.
Cap. PHILIP GOODNlN, N the prllnc
OF lile-- Nj GoodnIu was u young man ot
humane, soft, aud delicate ieeUug 10 ards
the human family, temperate with rrgald
Ia hs own conduct ~ life, and hrnr, nlrnl
to all who solicited his e,d-ln Gnc he wa
a dulila son, az atirc'ionate BIO her, aud
admirable cliizen. Those Who kne" him
best, can mot easily appreciate HI mol,h
AID 6chugl, depiorr the loss of 81 destr'
ing n choraclrf. Could the skull of ia,
most ahlr PHI, siclans, thr endea'ots al ~.
iailoas az n.ighbors, have prc,allrd. Ia
would nave heen fesuscilatsd, and Yet
h,e= hat ~ failed. DEATH lhr might, e0n
qa,.ral prrvaiied--Lrt mol the pa, cuts, NO.
brethren, rfenllnatrly mourn for the l''t
parable loss, rs he died IN a hopeful bfllf
of ~ interest IN the merits ot = SasI N
requesting ol his relations Ia prepare l.
meet HIN IN the abodrs. where pam ant
sorrow np'cr can reach.
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A. 3. DAVIES, elk.


i'r, spring asd Summer Session OF the
Snhscriber'S SCHOOL will commencs
y" Monday Tie 9th inst, (Februaryl
J. c REID
\ utre' ofore. five or sSvounc ladies'. Sin
-. enhrr Of the subscribers school, or any
"'"er school intcwn. can he accommodated
~. o o'arl on moderate terms. The strictest
s =, will be paid to their health, n well
vi W very thing relating to them as students
'eu' u 3tt J. c. z.
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Rrnker e Commission business.

TTTttT :. C0'T''sT'''
rSHE subscriber has takeu an Once
four doors above the Franklin Hotel
where lie continues to sell Tob1cco and 9th
rproduce on commission, aud will in future,
,ho. transact business as a BHker-He hopes
10 he able 10 give satisfaction to all who may
con6de business to bis care.
ARCH. HATCHER.
Dec IS "tShi9
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LoterieS.- The Committee of Finaner
has made d long and very ingenious r.
port, in relation to the vending in this
Commonwealth Of foreign lottery tickets,
recommending a repeal of the existing
prohlbilory statutes 80 far as they affect
those who may take out licenses, Thong
we do not concur with the Committee IN
II the principles avowed in their Report,
we certainly do in the conclusions to whch
they come, which are contained in the fol
lowing resolutions
Resolved, therefore, as the opinion of
this Committee, That II is txpedient 10 H..
crn4e the privilege Of vending lo'rign lof
trry tickets within this tomruo wealth
and 10 imposr d tax on such licenses.
Resoiued also, That il is inexped,ent TO
repeal, or modify the existing laws inhibi-
ting the sale oil forrigo lottery tickets, ex-
cept so far As TO exempt from the opera.
ton % said laws those who shall eutiile
themselves !" the prI,ll pgr of vending TO-
reign lottery tickets within tn's common
wealth. undpr license from the State.
Resolved also, That IT is exprdirni to
utharlsc lotteries, within the Common
wealth. for the advancement of sach oh
iects As TN" Legislature shall deem worthy
of their AID and patronage"
-E-
To The Editors ofMe prginiqn.
Tootqneu--rha lolioWiup letter which
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WILL SELL. at my auction room. on
4 Friday night The I7lh inst \ ysuable col.
lection OF Law, Historical AMI school Booke
JOHN Il. ID. PAYN,
Fer. IL. Anction.er.
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\ ON &c u.

TDY 1rine oCa deed Of t-Vsl from Christie.
- phsr Cio,k, 10 .Hinn Taylor md The s'.b.
~ri5tr, beo,s"p dats The Oh dry Of December.
1919, and Of reeord IN the county court Of .nont-
gomt,y, fsh1ii, for he purposes hereh tspress-
Cd, erpoge 10 sal, by iray T public a"etton, on
III, 22nd day Of .4pra ntIi, bgore me door Of
tht franklin Hotri N The torn % Lg"chbprg,
for cash Or on snch othtr term, as he pnrtiei
interested may then dtrtct, NE joifo~ing siqrfs,
(oari oftht number ncinded IN sn,d trust DEED, j
RS. Peta, F,oU, cupid and .N,iig his rife,
Neiiy and her fo"r ehiiir.u, Lewis, spetts, I'm
Ccoram and Salty and her san Johnatbqn
Sucb title o',s gre by The trust s,ed and mons
other uiH b. MADE.
DAVIDSON BR.3DFUTE,
Trustee.
F.a, 10th tds2s
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NSlana Roberts

wv Pair mems coarse strong SHOES
lu1 PAR do emil shin, lined aud bound
$40 pair ladies moroeco aud senl skin sh0ss
- doZ wool hnls
dog mcn's fur bats
80 pieees Gotton shirting and sheeiine
Caieoes md cambricks assorted
Cnssinelt, bombazett, bedlioking
dnz. cotton cards
And a general assortment OF Groceries.
All oi which lie Will sell low for cash.
Feb 10 r1oa
HE last h.lf If the suhsrIiptinn Ia tho
Episcopal Church, j. dnr- he subssri.
bers will please call aud pay thu same
ID BnADFufE.
Feb Is IL
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3O9.OOO DOLLARS.
The drnw,ng viii be received nj our otilce
on "Wednesday next, where hll tickets viii
be examined gratis The cash Is ready NJ
the Lucky ohiee for all prizes
IL Adventures holding small prizes may
find il 10 their advantage by renewing in III"
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY
Which drnws the ii March by maxim IN
m date application nj Alien Lucky Office,
aud investing the small sum OF 50 yon may
sccnrc eilher u The lnllnWinr cnritals. w .
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advertisement.

rbsAkEN UP. hy Samuel Moormsn, living
/ on Flat creek, III Campbell county, nm
eslray mare, 4 or 8 years old, feet 9 inches
high, shod an round with shoes now about
hall worn, Chiekasaw or milk mud cider co.
Tor, the right toie loot and both The hind onea
White, blaze lace, and the name aud tail of a
tighter color than the body, aud appraised
by Us TO 40 dollar, This 18Th d., Of January.
1925. EDN ARD u CLARK.
NJ. LAMBtIH,
JOHN &. NORMAN.
CompbR county 10 uH:
1his day thu above named Edward r.
Clark. Meredith Lambeth and John {. Moor.
mnn, frreholders 10 the said county, came
personaIy before mr., a ustlce oi the pence
Tor the oounry aforesaid, audw.re duly qnnl.
fled, as the law directs, TO The above aplrni.e.
rneni Given under my hand dis l3lh day OF
Januarv. 1926 ALEX AUSTIN.
copy. Tete,
JOHN ALEXANDER, elk.
Feb. III. 27cp4w
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NOTICE.

4 shall hire u public auction. on Wefnos-
! day the 22d inst IN from, Of my ohsee,
first rate Flour Barrel COOPER. for the bal
nuee af the year Bond With approved secu-
rtty required JOHN H. u PAYNE,
Feb. IT.. ieils2a AnctiDneer.
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..,. litter, Of the 9th

Etirar' V,rnna -" We have JUS 'eArn-
ie.t, . IT,, trieste. that some "ls .,pv ,,,
I'd fro" ~, nlacr have ieeei'eh 'n''i,-
hudsrs ~ " .,,,,.oi acton fought D, Inc
grncr "i ~. 18th nit. near Mlssol"ngh'
Greeks, ." w.. :. troops of R"l'"hid fa.h '.'''
n nhich IN ,'.o.n two fires, suffered sig
M tax" Th, Gr-rks 'dmnai Nj cults,
nj drl''' .,;,.d considerable re,ninrc"-
nm ,fter leaving squadron III 'o.,' =.
mt"'' a. Navaria. app.af"d s"no'n'' ."
TN, W. rb, Of Cape P'ssa, Where ne was
in' W" ''s.s.nce of the captain facha' III
n M .,, - hen thu latter vas preparing
IT. 90 "',;s,mbnrk ,tion. in order 10 re-
mr0re, ~. Tnk,.h arms in Thessaly.'
inlo'' -eG-
Il orhe Emperor .aernnder.
Dsa" ,.,,c in. NationII tiaZ"it" re
IN w. The demise nj tn" Emperor A
n'"rNs- If Rus a. may be a pregnant p
r'a"" and has no doub. produced s'r'"g
'eo'' ,"a in Europe. H. IS snceted'h u
%'' end Duke Constantine his brother
thr u'' "h.f,ct,r has generally been re
"h's' nc very dtf;.rrut from that OF
Pl'%"''Isr ard whose name is said 10 have
hrN wv h%nstoued by the Empress 1ath"r'n'
s''' w. !" nr. IN the conquest OF tie G'e"b
" WITH Constan'lnoPle as ITS mrtr"p"
r"p n'',goyernmsn' lkr the russian thrrer
character of thu sovereign an els W.
o' n,,noliey as we'll as its dom' size c"nd'
u" There is ~ likelihood h"NeAer' una
t'o' ,,,n,i9e will abandon or relax III" Sys
'"', "ftbe II. Alliance, Of hich is hrothe
gem tn. head, and the Russian eah'net thu
was Sou. change, enlargement, or az
eo," ZION of plan may issue, with regard t'
e'le, Tr,ts and Grpeks.-The premature
t m'.n,v,on of Al Xnoder is said to have
o'F'" ",rrasionrd by sore leg which ter
ore" , y" in ST. Anthony's fire." Although
nl',a" moi To be admired in his conduct to
~ ~, "S ,be liberals of.Eur"re. and the shar
N Shi"I ne ,,ok in proclaiming extending
'ad nerpetnating the cause "t despot'sm
his HI. memory is to be respected for III
"atn,ss md benefcrnce with winch h
a his power at home and the exertion
..h,cb he made or sanctioned Tor the al
lament of civilization IN his empire"
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.fathersf county LIauury Court 1926.
wins Franklin, Plaintiff,


I'm: :fnhersf county Jsnuary Court. 1925.
WINS Franklin, Plaintiff,
against
henry Franklin. in bis own right, and AS
administrator Of Jeremiah Erankin, decd,
rhrhe Franklin, widow and rrlict of Jeremi-
IN y, franklin, deed. Benjamin Franklin, Abner
rankin. Anderson Moss aud Jane his wife
"f"rrv Jane Frank in, ami w liam Clarksou
s21 Lncnla MS wife. heirs aud Distributes
I" sad Franklin. deed Defendants.
IN CHANCERY
ms cnnSe this DAY came on 10 be heard
npon the bill, answers, order of publication
s'l exhibits; whereupon, it is srjn geh. or.
T."1 and dacrced TINT the aimr. Henry
rt7NEln dn render an account of his admin
N"F,lon upon the estate of jeremiah Frank
p''urc d. before Charles l. Rarret, assigned
y avs court 10 state aud settle he SANE, and
"'Nr report thereof 10 this court with any
"'''r' thought pertinent by himself, or. by
NJ! oI The turtles r"pnired To he stated
eopy-reste,
A. 3. DAVIES, elk.
" The parties in The above cause will
me notice, HAT on Friday the 18th OF March
"e", M my house, in the town of New Gias-
s'"' shall paoceed 70 settle aud adjust the
COUNTS ahove referred To. At which time and
I'e me parties will attend with their nc
'o'''S aud vouchers
CHARLES L. BARRETT,
-" IN. cp1W Commissioner.
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With IA patient shrrg." has turned

With q patient shrrg."= has TUNED
neither 10 the right or tn the left 10 tread
npon the Vipers who pursued his steps,
= 'reading around him the poison If their
breath To plant his font upon their
narks would br degradation TO which he
ought not 10 submit and an houoi which
they do not deserve. He pursues the
course Of conduct best calculated IL 81.
lrnce their hlssings. H. treats them with
Indifference aud contempt.
While Mr. Jefferson fame is frightening
a. h. approaches nearer IL the tomb. aud
Mr.. Madison, j. ALREADY AT It's zenllh, it
must be with painful emotions that Vlr-
glnians generally behold the companion,
the friend and ia" successnr of those e-tl-
mabIe men, traducrd aud slandrred, with
ont cause and without limit, aud ennrI-
making {" plant thorns ~ his dy,ug pillow.
II WAS to ha,e been hoped that the rancor
IN winch political and even personal con-
tests had gwen birth, had passed away
with the orcaslon-, aud llt faction would
not again rear IL, Grorgoo head among us,
To poison thu stream, of CHARITY and good
feeling Bot we have been disappointed
Mr. Giles has = heart as mlorSlylng as hi,
memory Is tenacious. aud we need louk
for no respite from his pen untl the gray,
shall close upon him and his Iabors. w,
therefore call upon the people of Vusnl.
to sustain Mr.. Monroe. We call upon
them To pay To the man whom they +,
cognle as only interior to M, Jcffcrs sol
and Mr. VI olson the honors which his
services to his country 50 RICHLY deserve
We beserch them Ia defend aud protec
his fair fame, which ought To be ds dear t,
his country as himself!
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TENNESSEE.

company of about thirty men, under
=, .nn,mand Of Or. Robinson, Of Teones-
~, passed through Naich"1, on Saturday,
n.csmber cath. for Ttxss. They have
r.o. 10 survey and explore grant made
gentleman of Tennpsse". They were
ali hale fine looking young men.
sfnN.-.-
A Mr.. St. George has opened an offl'e
:, Naw-York, "where every description
ofno,try, songs, acrostics, letters, sc. shall
\. executed in the best sty lie. The strict
est secrecy observed" Sing Heavenly
muse!
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600
Congress. The House Of Kppresenta-
uses occupied part of tire. DAYS IN DIS
GUESSING resolution asking Information of
the President touching the Panama Mis-
sIo0. As snch a thing was scarcely ever
heard of before, So the circumstances at
tending il were eqn lily unique. The pro
priety of the Mission was itself discussed,
at the very moment the House was com
planning OF its want of light some affirm
Ing that W. ought To- take part in it, aud ~
TIERS that we ought not. We should be
glad il gentlemrn were thus able to know
what To do, III the absence of all informa-
ton, to learn the necessity of their call,
aud of the tune spent in debate ON il =
But tins is not the only Circumstance wor-
thy If note IN the matter. Tue very gen
tleman M Hamilton Of S. ca nao fist
agtatrd the matter, as we'll a, thn,t nhu
appeared, on the first occasion, 10 be 10 IA e.
vor of it. voted against the cali for nf1r-
nation wh"n the question was decided
while at tn. same moment they contend
ed that our government ought to have no
thug To do with the measure On the
other hand, those who were originally OPP
posed to the resolution, were those who
advocated the proprlety of the course pur-
sued 10y the Executive, and who fnatiy w.
ted for the resolution, and carried il
through. AnOthrr novel ci Cumstance at
ie0ded tins resolution. Il is the fashion
Ia word all calls for inform ttlon in such q
way as to leave it discretionary with the
President 10 withhold such as he ma,
think II prrjudlclal to the public interest
or unnecessary, 10 dvulgr. On this ooca-
-'on, these words were proposed TO b.
stricken out by one Of he members who
are suddenly becoming over Jeauns of the
Executive. II they had been, what would
have been thu feet? Tn PresIlent, by
the terms Of the constitution itself has the
power 10 give Just such Information az he
CHOOSES, and, in like manner, to withhold
such as he chooses. Ard, therefore, #
these words had been erased, the Pres,-
dent woeld have hud 1t in his power To act
with the same discretion by which he
will be guided, now tina, they are retained.
1t is whispered about that the docu-
ments in the possession Of the President,
consisting Of The correspondence between
this and various South American govern
ments, are of great interest, aud folly JUS
lty the determination he had formed to
cooperate in the deliberations Of the Con
Gress.
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To he Editors ofthe V'rgjoian.
Gentlemen The following letter, which
haye lust received, from friend Of nine,
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p. {. Since writing tn above, the !" Con
vention Bll' has been CALI up d,sfoss' Il
aad defeated 10 the lastI & iufamy Of IL
Legislature. ).
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-03
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
n. & I'M. MIL.SON.
'
No. 1o5, Market Street, Wilmington

NO. lU5, Market Stlcet, wilmington,
TTAyE been appointed sole Agents 10 the State of Della
ware for the sale Of Ol1dse's Chemical Balm Q Co.
nb,a which is extracted ON tree found IN the wilds Of
America The Balm is improved in color, strength and
perfume and its grand capillary virtues are as tolows
One bottle price SO cents, prevents the hair from falling
off in 4s hours from first application causes new
growth Of whskers in few weeks bottle, price rs
CENTS will only stop the hair from falling Off but like
one at 81, gives in general good head of hair TO young
person.
1t prevents the hair from turning gray and makes curl
beautifully look bright and glossy, and in few appilca
tons frees from scu and entirely removes nervous head
aches.
by repeated experiments found TO bear every sort OF
climate without the least jury 10 its virtues.
Copies of certificates viii be shown BY The venders from
gentlemen who, after being bald number OF years. have
received growth OF hair.
The sgners' characters supported by Ills Britannc
Maesys Consul, Philadelphia. who thereto has pfexed
his seal and the royal of Great rain also, the Mayor
and other Magistrates Of Piladepha, who were personal
" acquainted with the sgners, have certified TO Their high
responsibility, and have likewise prexed Their seals
October 20, 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-03
Number 500.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms are, to those who pay, during the month of
January or July six months in advance-Four Dollars
year From who do not pay above, Five Dollars
will be demanded. II sub scribcr wishes to decline, he
June or December and pay all arrearages. Without a
compliance with these conditions, paper will be dscon
tinued except at the option of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
, than three months four times for one dollar and twen
" cents for every subsequent insertion longer
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements be inserted they
will be continued till forbid Letters the Editors
sure attention must be post paid
Adverttstng bytheyear.
To Subscribers To Non-Subscribers
wear SIS 90 year S18 90
months 8, 90 months y 81
3 do 4, so do. S. 90,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-03
The United States Review
AND LITERARY GAZETTE.

Contents Of No. /, Voi l, for October, 1926.
Reviery-The Diplomacy Of the United States Memoirs
and Poetical Romsnces of the late Jane Taylor The Lite
and times of Frederick Reynolds The Greek Lexicon OF
Schreyeljus Euloges on Adams and Jefferson
.lLscenany- Border Tradition The New York Lyce-
um of Natural History. - ~.
Original Poery-Sonnet. Mary Magdaen The Jubi-
lee.
Critical Noices-Princes New England Chronology Ag-
ricutural Society OF South Carolina Ncolsons Mechan-
c and Machanist .
ming birds Botany Vegetable Life Salmon in Ponds
Posts Iceland Russian Marine. Dome OF Milan, En-
gish Gardens. Georama Typography. Whales Bones
d,o -, ralc,lang Machine Deah of Infants in Rus
sin Rocks in Tb;oet Bones Of Extinct Races. Plants
in Trenches Chinese Advertisement. Discovery Of a
noman Town &c Auricular Organs. New Publications
uublishrd every month Each number conaihs so pages
octavo making volumes year Of 4ao pages EACH
The annual subscription price is Jfve dollars
Subscriptions recelved al ibis Office
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-03
THE SONG OF HARVEST.

From Mrs. Rolls" Legends efthe North"
Spring and Summer both are fair,
Both may boast their 1owrets' dye,
Both may boast their balmy air,
And their cloudess azure sky;
Spring may boast her blossom'd boughs
Waving in the vernal gale;
And her songsters' warbled VOWS
Echoing down each peaceful vale;
Summer may her rose expand,
And her early fruit display,
And call forth the jocund band
To spread around the fragrant hay;
But. though fair the blossoms blow,
The brow of blooming May to deck;
And the mois,en'd fruit may grow,
Summers fervd thirst to check;
Vie they with the bounteous store
That my tecmng fields supply,
When-the golden Harvest DER
Rise the shouts of grateful joy'
Mines the treasure of the bee,
For me the luscious dew she blends,
Mine the produce of each tree
That meath its weight o'eroaded bends
Mines the calm, still, tranquil day,
Suited to the Poets dream,
Whilst the fading woods display
deep, rich, mellow changing CLEAN!
Mines that bright majestic Moon,
That spreads around her lengthen'd light,
As though she feard to close too soon
The pleasures of the harvest night
Then come, ye sportive Elves who love
Beneath her silver beams to glide;
Come, come, ripe. Autumn's bountes prove
The treasures Of her festive tide!
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-03
ADVERTISEMENT.

WAS taken from the House Of the Subscrber in Queen
w street between Market and Shpey streets, ON We'd
neslay the 18th Of October instant, noon, GOLD RE-
PEATING WATCH capped, opens on the back, the case
is ued on the edge the modern style, but rather less
than the common sze with tape string and brass Key
Whoever has got The same and will return 1t to the SUD
scriber, shall be handsomely rewarded and no questions
asked. JANET JONf-o'
yv;l,n;nr+on octobcr Of 1896 97-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-03

versed, would exhaust him, and, therefore, could
not indulge myself with long interview. Upon
proposing to withdraw. observed that would call
to see him again. He said, well do--5u, you will
dine here to-day" To this replied proposed
deferrng that pleasure until he cot better" He
waved his hand and shook his head with some impa-
tence, saying, emphatcally -" you must dine here
my sickness makes no difference" consented,
left him and never him more. | observed that
he kept the flies off himself and seemed to decline
assistance from his attendants Mrs. Randolph af-
terwards told me this was his habit-that his plan
was to fight old age off, by admitting the ap-
proach OF helplessness, and he was, moreover, ex-
ceedingly averse to giving trouble From the in
tersiew conceived strong hopes of his recovering,
and when, after dinner, conyersed with his physi
cian DIR. Dunglison of the University, these hopes
were rendered more sapgune. For he seemed to
think his disease was conquered and that he had
nothing but the nelastic state of age to fear. Mrs.
Randolph and the family soon appeared to feel the
diffusion of these hoprs-which but TOO falla-
cious.
shall never cease to deplore that did not lind
him in good health. The rise of the waters, among
other disasters, produced this by delaying me.
With great regard, am, dear sir. faithfully,
yours, Fl. LEE.
Washington, 10Th august, 1926.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-03
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

WI IOIII1N IIN ION C4AIITs
yIyHE following Cotton and WoOen yhachaery offered
J. for sale, at reduced prices:
COTTO.r .I.qCHIyNERY.
Four Throstles Of 12o spndes each.
One 80 inch Card, workers and shippers, good clothing
One 36 inch do do. do.
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Rowing frames, l6 cans each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine Cans, Reel Belts, Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &c &c.
The above Machinery has been but little used and most
Of is in good working order.
W0OLEyN' .NaCHLN.ERT
Three 81 inch Cardmg Engines.
One Billy 90 Spindles.
Two Jnneys 20 Spndles each.
One Warping Mill.
Twenty Looms most them Broad with Reeds Heddles
Shutes, Bobbns &c. &C.
Five Power Looms, that supposed will do either
for WOODEN cotton goods
Th. above Machinery will be sold low, either altogeth
er or in parts. Apply to ]. ALkICHS & Co.
Wilmington, 5h mo. 1Sih 1926. So