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VALUABLE PROPERTY
For Sale.

AT the Road between Chesertnwn and Georgetown x
W Roads, four miles from the former aud - tlom
the latter on Mogans Creek about 80 of arabic
land 90 of marsh which small expense might be
made an excellent meadow-the remainder, between 80
and 40 acres is in wood On the premises large and
kvtzx commodious Frame Dmetting and Kitch-
= en-, Brick Smoke House, Frame ST.iBLTNG, &c.
Hsas A young Orchard Of excellent fruit which has
49, borne but few years. two story brick Mil
House 40 BY As feet with pair Of fnrrs and pair OF
Collars large fame Fuing Mill house in which two
fullng Stocks cardng Machines, spinning Machine,
looms. &C. all in order and now in operation Any person
wishing purchase viii apply 10 J. c. Murphy ON the
premises, to S. Murphy near Smyrna and if not sold
before the 9Th day OF Nov will that day be exposed at
,bc SALE the house Of Capt G. San'e. IN Cheerlo@n,
at o'clock Attention given and terms made known by
SAM'L. s. ] MURPHY.
Oct o1 97---5tp
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fENE following rich, little, and well rranged Scheme Of
Il lie DELAWARE 10 Terry, will be drawn vii,
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UeLumare State Lottery
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A. II. Pennington, s,;ddJetnwn
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John CHM, Can,well's Bridge,
A. @. Thompson, Delaware CITY
Redden, Buck Tavern, on the Canal
Robert Mcdowell, near. do,
John Reed, Doyor
Robert D. PenRe%ill,
&c. Oliver, Milford,
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SUPPLEMENT- TO the entitled An act directing
priority Of payment Of the debts of persons dying
within this government.
BE enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
# tie Slate Of Dsiavare IL General assembly met That the
rst section OF the act to Which this supplement- be and
me hereby repealed, made null and void provided
nevertheless that this shall be construed to affect
settlement of the estates of persons heretofore deceas
ed
SECTION @ And be enacted That the Secretary of State
cause certified copy Of this be published in The De-
aware Gazette and the American Waterman two of the
newspapers published in this State, for the space of
month. ARNOLD NAUDAIN,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
CHARLES POLK,
Passed at Dover Speaker of the Senate
January 81, 1926.
Office IF the Secretary Of the State Of Delaware,
Down, 24th MAY, 1896.
CERTIFY the above 10 be copy of the original
40 remaining among the records in this office.
II. NJ RIDGELY,
Secretary Of State.
The following is copy Of the section repealed by the
act, Of which the above is copy.
Sec /. he il enacted BY his erceincy Sir lillian Keith,
Ba1onet &c. and By and with The avce and consent Of The
reeme,, &c, That where debts due by any person
whatsoever any the inhabitants of this government in
all courts within The same, priority OF Judgment and execn-
ton for debts due from any person whatsoever shall be all
low ed to the nl abtans 1T ts governments and that no
tresu deh shall be paid BY an executor administrator,
i'll the debts due the inhabitants this government be
fist secured and paid, penalty to pay the creditors OF
this government for the assets in such executors or
administrators lands would reach before such foreign debts
paid Provided that the demand be made within six
acr The death OF such debtor any law, act, GUS
ION usage tie contrary hereof in any wise notwith
..undng--i Vol, Del. Laws, page 81. 55-ot
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BIZ AUIHORITY.----.No. S.,

AN ACT TO fix the times and places Of holding the District
Courts OF the United States in The Districts Of Alabama
enacted lie Senate and House Of Represertatiues Of
he Unted States Of America in Congress assembled That the
District Courts ia the Districts of Alabama shall hereafter
be holden at the times and Places and in the manner here
N provided for, any law to the contrary notwithstanding
that 10 say AT Huntsville, in and for the northern Dis
trct of Alabama, the first Monday of March, and the
first nday of Cetober at Mobile and for the Southern
District, on the first Monday May, aud the second
Monday in October, in each year: Provid That for The
final disposition Of causes commenced in, and pending in
the District Cour held Caaa ba, in said Southern
District, there shall be Court held at said place. at the
times now fixed by law and after judgment in said cases,
final thereon may be issued from and made
BILE TO- the said Court, 10 be held MOBILIZE in which Court
all further proceedings thereon shall be had
Sec q And be IL further enacted, That all causes and
proceedings OF every description, commenced depend
ing her of said Courts shall be continued and returna
bic 10 said Courts to be held according to the provisions
Of this act and proceeded with in due form Of law.
JOHN w TAYLOR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JOHN CALHOUN;
Vice-President of the United States, and
President Of the Senate. }
APfRoyrn--sIsy %, 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.

NO. 86 AN ACT to compensate the Registers and Re-
cevers of the Land Offices for Extra Services rendered
under the provisions of the act of the second Of March,
eighteen hundred and twenty-one.
Be enacted By The Senate and House Of Representatives Of
The United States Of america Congress assembled, That
for the services rendered the Registers and Receivers
Of the several Land Districts in carrying into effect the
for The relief of the purchasers Of Public Lands prior
to the first day of July eighteen hundred and twenty pas.
sed on the second day of March, thousand eight
bred and twentone and the several acts supplementary
thereto the Secretary of the Treasury, with the approba-
tnn of the President, addition to the fees allowed by the
said act and supplementary acts shall be- and he is hereby
authorized make such allowance and compensation to
each of the said officers shall appear him be reason
able and Just which allowance SHALL in case exceed
the expenditure incurred in clerk hire by any Reg
Receiver in consequence of the duties upon these
officers by the provisions of The said and The act sup
Elementary thereto, and the nnehafo pr cent,
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WILMINGTON, Del FRIDAY, JUNE 80, 1926.
LUMBER FOR SALE.

AT JOHN HEMPHILL'S Vhnrf and Lumber Fard in
he borougn OF Wilmington general assortment of Lum-
ber well selected suitable for persons for building Or for
mechanics; and large stock of Cedar and Cyprus SHIN
Giles, are constantly for sale lowest terms for cash
or the usual credit -
The friends and former of the yard and the
public generally invited to call at the OLD STAMP
where their avors will be thankfully acknowledged nv
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Agent.
June 6, 1896. ct
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epry Wilson, No. A0o, Market Street.
STATEMENT

nF the Accounts of the Road Commissioners of st.
~ Georges Hundreds New Castle County, for the year
1926 made pursuant to Law passed at Dover 9th Feb,
1896.
Amount of Tax laid for the support of Roads and
Bridges, at IS cents in the 100 dollars $685.
Errors allowed 81 Of
Commissions for collecting and paying, 8per
cent 7072
-15479
Nett amount of Tax 1889
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From tie MerD Opera Of o5eron.

From tie Neru Opera Of o5eron.
SONG.
A lonely Arab maid,
The deserts simple child,
Unskill'd in arts by which It's said,
Mans love may oe beguil'd.
Like some nprooted how'r ami,
Upon river flung,
To float little hour, then die
Unheeded as sprung.
But if thy friendly hand
Should lift me from the tide.
And bear me to some distan, land,
To bloom thy bosom's pride
o, sooner from hi, darling rose
The nightingale shall roam,
Than disturb that hearts repose
Which love hath made my home,
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Volume v,
DEATH.
Bu Mrs. Xemana

"Why should not he, whose touch dissoves our chain
put on his robes of beauty when he comes
AS deiyerer' lie hath many forms
They should not all be fearful If his call
BE but our gathering to that distant land,
ror whose sweet waters we have pinned with thirsss
Why should not its prophetic sense be borne
Into the hearts deep stiffness with breath
or summers Winds voice of melody,
Solemn, yet lovely!"
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

FN 6th June, 1896.
cradle this De- ,tment 10 comply with the subjoln
Cd resolution OF the II of Representatives, the several
Claimants TO whom re, requested 10 send hither
by mail, practicable, Schedules Of their respec
tive Claims exhibiting pa ticnars eqnired by the Res
oluon, nearly may b., according to the following
plan
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mo- 8s.1 AN ACT allowing appeals and writs Of erroa
from the decisions in the District Court in the northern
District OF New York, in certain cases.
BE enacted BY the Senate and Fonse IF Representatives
J he United States Of America in Congress assembled, That
appeals and wrts Of error shall he from decisions in the
District Court for the Northern District of New York. when
exercising the powers of Circuit Courts and from dec
Southern District of said Sate causes heretofore remov
ed to said Circuit Court from the said District Court sitting
as Circuit Court, to the Supreme Court Of the United
States in the same manner as from Circuit Courts
AprRovED-May %, 1895.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
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JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
mo- 87l AN ACT authorizing the payment of interest
due to the State of New York.

mo. s7l AN ACT authorizing the payment of interest
due to the State of New York
BE enacted By the Senate and Hose of Representatives of
the United Sates Of America in Congress assembled That
the proper Accounting Officers Of the Treasury Depart
men be- and they hereby, authorized and drec ed
l7udate and settle the claim of the State New York;
against the United States, for interest upon loans
neys borrowed and actually expended by her. for the
and benefit Of the United States during eIate war with
Great Bri ain.
Sec 2 And be it tker enar'sd That in ascerianing
the amount of interest," aforesaid due the State of New
York, the following rules shall be understood applicable
and governing the case, wit First, that interest shall
not be computed any which New York has not
pended for the and benefit of the United States; evil
denced by the amount refunded repsd to New York. by
the United States; Second that interest shall be paid
any which she has not paid interest; Third that,
when the principal, any part of it. has been paid re-
funded by the United States money placed in the hands
of New York for that purpose the interest the sum OF
paid refunded shall and be consider
ed chargeabe the United States any longer than up
to the time of the repayment as aforesaid.
Sec. 8. lind be ii further enacted That the amount of
the Interest, when scctained aforesaid, shall be paid
any money the Treasury, otherwise appropra
ted.
ApraovrD--NIay %, 1926
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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