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Tuesday next is the dav fixed upon for
H. exccuti3n of Michael Mahoncy, who Is
confined. under sentence of' death, in the
SaiI at New Castle, for the murder OF Mrs.
Ae5ley Of this Borough. a Until within few
&ays, the prisoner has appeared unconcern-
IA and Indifferent, arming himself with for
Aitudc against the horrors of his approaching
aate. A few days ago, two very respectable
members, (female) of the Society OF Friends
Feeling it a duty incumbent upon them to vis-
III this forlorn and wretched creature, were
admitted to his lonely and gloomy CELL he
Twas polite, attentive and answered questions
(which were, put to him concerning his state
Iof mind, &c. and lent an attentive ear to their
suiritual communications; but they left him
with but little hope Of his repentance. Since,
! however, it appears that the good seed
Which were that day sown, have taken root
The lion has been tanned, the savage has
been disarmed, and the sinners heait has
been softencd. We ave told taat theprison.
er now feels the horrors of his situation, his
ives are opened, and he exhibits strong symT
toms of remorsc and contrition.
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il" and ' Mensagero Argentine" to the 1lth
of that month. A skirmish took place near
Buenos Ayrcs on the 9Th February, between
part of the Patriot squadron, commanded
by Com. Brown and the whole of the Bra
lillian Ieet, under Admiral Lobo; who after
few shots separated, with the loss of a few
men killed on both sides. The Patriot Com
complains of want of courage on the part
of the commanders of the smaller vessels Of
his fleet, which induced them to keep out Of
the action. Had they displayed degree
Of courage becoming officers engaged in de-
Tending the glorious and sacred cause ofliber'
ty, general engagement of the two fleets
would have taken place; and from the known
skill and and bravery of Commodore Brown
we have reason to believe, would have re-
suited in the total defeat and annihilation Of
the Imperial armada.
Translated for the TVilningtonian, from the Ga
ceta Mercantil, Of Feb. 9th:
n0ficial letter from Commodore Brown, of the
Rucnos Ayrean Squadron, to the Commandant
FINHeTSt OI INC NAVY
On lonra the" IS de Mayo,"2
Hal past at night, Feb 9, 1896 5
Sir-With the profoundest grief commu-
a'cate to YOU the events of to-day. At in
'he morning, set sail in pursuit of the ene-
NY. At past ., p. M. we were in sight OF
Eolonia. when the Dalcarce and gun boats
we're not in company. I waited for them to
1ome up--but time would not permit it. !
followed again upon the enemy. He was
obliged to tack, I also tackled and commenc-
Cd the engagement.
This Corvette, the % de Mayo. was O.
olised to resist a lively fire from three of the
enemy's ccrvettes, which lasted more than
an hour II had to resist it alone. for the
orlgs Congreso Constisutyente, Rehu6hca,
.argenainQ. Beigrano and the Schooner .Sa-
rama, placed themselves to the leeward and
were out of the fight
Seeing that my people, alone, were sacr
need, Igave ordefsto starboard the helm,
N order to jQip, if possible. my other ves-
,.ss's' anSdPSif the damages my ship had
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-27

EXPOSITION of the of Pauperism, and of the
of the Finances Receipts and Expenditures for the Poor
of New Castle County, for the year 1926.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-27
Egy. vEyTE5xxTrT TGTON1AId, ,
AND
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.
Thursday, April 81, 1926.

c found lying upon our desk, lhoW II
~ ,bcrc. no one knows) and which it is
c.umed wasicn for publication, cannot ap-
or-If forno other reason, its great length
Bd preclude its insertion. The author
|, have II again BY calling, sending, or di-
ring where it shall be lett.
Dcah of the King Of Portugai.-Liver-
IA nancrs received at Philadelphia on Sat
s,y last by the packet ship Marmion, con-
i the intelligence of the death of the King
Portugal, who died on the 10th of March
at 6 o'clock in the evening. This news
received direct from Lisbon by the Lon
|, Editor. and may be relied on as correct
he Etoil contains the official annuncia-
h Of the event. The King, previous to
death, is said to have nominated Ke-
kucv. which completely shuts out the
Fucen's party yet it is feared struggle
IN ensue which may prove fatal to the
Rapouility of the Country.
" John VI. King of Portugal emperor o.
rail, was born May 18th, 1857. From
t02 he governed in the character OF Regent
! the name of the Queen, his mother who
as affected with mental alienation. nc
S,ccected her in 1917, and was crowned Al
kio de Janeiro, to which place he had rct'r'
"A on the invasion of Portugal by Bonaparte
tho. in the hope of seizing his person, los
\ time in proclaiming, Aat the House o
Braranza had ceased to reign.--John VI
khile still but Prince of Brazil, married II
loo the Ifanta Charlotte 1oachima, daugh
Z, of King Charles iN. of Spain
"Thc Infanta Isabella Maria, who nov
,c,sas Regent. is the fourth daughter @
John vi. She was born July a, 1901.
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CELEBRATED
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4 DEvoNsInRE TRADITION

"Ii is old and plain.
The spiaster aud ille kniiters in ihe sun,
Aud the free maids that weave their thread
with homes,
DO nse "a chnnnl il -
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Comprising an assortment Of Cassinehs, Tick
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CLOTHING.
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safe and cefiaiH cure for the
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.Niarshai's sale.

N pursuance Of a decree Of the L~ynchburg
4 Chnnoerg District Court pronounced on me
2ith Of October, 1876, IN he cause Of Coleman
against Fuitz, The undersigned .narshai oJthe
sa1d court utlt on Tuesday he Both day Of
.bag neLt, on Hf premises, " tair, j not, the
1fIt fair day thereafter, sundays ereepted,)
erposc 10 saie, BY way Of pp6lie auction, 10 the
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One undivided third part Of the Rocky Creek
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a E.AkD.

7 A. XAUPI. of Richmond. presents
-. his respects Ia the Ladies and Gentle
men al L,nchhnrg add IFS ,%iriuitt, aud
sutpii. 10 THIN patronage hrs intention OF
openi DANCING ~ HOOL, where
IN ms particular attention shali be- devoted
To- the pupils entrusted to il~ ear. ard the
greatest affection paid to THIN department:
he wiii teach tie must fashionable steps a.
dances, aud no pains shall be spaced BY
hun Ia impact Ia his s,holsrs those poilte
and agreeable manners winch are 50 or1a-
mrfial IN soeiety
% Indifference, # not contempt, IS thr lot
of thpse who IRE ignorant at the manners
ofrl,ilty, which ARE Independently n.crs-
:aN mi only IN private company and
public assemblies, but, also. IN our general
intercourse VITA ihe world.
The accomplishment of Dancing Is the
main snarcr from which these hrnshis are
derived The utility and advantages Of this
elegant Art are incuntrStible. Iunoreni
pleasure. rationsl grat,fCail"n, and promo
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"a As committed on the first day of Oct
" tober last TO the Jail of Charlotte
county as a runaway, a negro man who
calls himself Davy Smith, aud says that
he IS a Blacksmith by uads, aud belongs.
to MalorJonrs Of Alaban a, aud that he
bought hlm of VIM. Sharks of the town of
Petersburg, Va. He is a yellow slender
made man, about fifty Yeas old, has a
wen on the right side Of his neck, and a.
tOut five feet eleven inches in height. The
o"nei IS requested 10 comply with thu
Law aud lake hin away, or he will be-
dealt with as the Law directs.
WM. SMITH, %jailor, c. c.
Feb. 90.
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yONNSOis'S
Bll.iNNS POW DER.

HIS Medicine il not offered to the
4 Pubic, ds q Pnn1cta, but as Cathar.
nc admirably adapted - the removal oil
b'le, @c. being fully equal in this respect To
Calomel, aud superior 10 any other pursa.
i've IN use.
1t IS peculiarly adapted to Bilious aud In.
iammatory Diseases may be used in all ca.
ses where this class Of Remedies Is adrnissi.
bic, may be repeated a. often rs such med.
cues are necessary, with perfect safety
does not nanseate unless the stomach Is load
cd with Bile aud doss not require the pr.
neht to c9nine himself to any particular
rules, during lis opcfation.
Those persons whose constitutions have
been ,%nJuted, by AN lmproperus. oi mercury,
Or are morbidIy susceptible OF its influence,
NIll ilnd II the best known substitute Gas a
Cnthdrtlc1 tor Calumel.
II Is believed tO ne n preventive of the Bill
Ion- CoIspla,ut- ut~6r climate, il one dos,
(more II necessary tie taken occasionally
~ a, ,oon a. eoneral feelings OF tndt,yusi
On, attended with bitter taste IN the mouth
tuned eeu6ue, NC. announce the approach d
llsease -
II viii be found u valuable Fehrifuge ant
Apelieut melliriue in small doses.
u contains no mercury, aud may be saGei,
given unaer any circumstances To women, o
children.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail
by the froprletor.
DOCT. JAMES COOKE. Druggist,
fredericksburg. ia.
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JNTiE subscriber has Just received by the
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the sight hon. Richard Rrinsley Sheridan, by
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Napoleon aud tile Grand Army in Russia, or
q critical examination Of Count phil,p De 81
CUR work, 10y Gen Gourgaud, IN / Vo,.
the Emperor Napoleon enpeda,onI 10 Itns.
Ella. Ia 1912, by Count Philip DE oegur, IN :
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The contribution Of @ @ III u periodical
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The lat Jane Tavlnr in 2 vols.
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El"ne II, vi ilerannuc aud Nate ria Me.
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Gnmmeres' Surveying
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The Thoroughbred Fortune Teller, SUP
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The last Of the Mohicans, by the author oil
the Pioneers.
Ranloiph's Culinary Gardener, by u ma.
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Dil~orth's Spelling Book.
Life Of Washington, Pocket Maps of Va.
'Pocket books large and small with clasps
Pink letter paper. Sc. &c. All OF whicl
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CHS A. WRITER'S
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

1 Runaway from the subscribers, living in
Franklin county, Va. on Tuesday the eth
inst. two negroes, JACK and his wife ROSE.
sometime, called Alaiinda) Jack is of II
black complexion, 30 Year, Of age, 5 feet 8 or
. inche, IA height, several OF bis fore teeth
out, aud d scar across his nose, occasioned
BY Tie cut of d knife. Jack never had any
bearti, aud consequently never sitages--
ROSE is of a very bright complexion. tho
not what may be called a niuIatto, about D
feet 3 or 1 inches high. - years of age, has IA
star over one OF her eyes, and also on Que
Of her arms, below her elbow-She has holes
IN her ears, made Tor earrings. We will give
the above reward Tor the apprehension aud
safe delivery of said negroes to us, or for such
information as will enable us 10 get them d.
gam or $40 for either of them.
STEPHEN HAYNES,
JOHN POTTER.
Browns Store, Franklin, May a.. c3ws9
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, OfICE-1he mreliag THE Lyaeh-
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MAJ. IT ) O'Clock p. N. The p%unciual at
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requested. \ seraaou sill 3e preached, ai lie
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