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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-22
SrtTr or 0EiAwARr,
Nem.(nsEie CyuniN. : "

w, !iEREAS, by an act ofthc Geaeial As cm-
w bly of sad State, at thc ladt Session tcr1-
Of it was enacted, HAT tho electors Of Brand.
wine hundred, ahoud thereafter hold their g1it-
Crh and special elections at tie Green Tree tay-
crn, now occu led by Joel |. Bay, in the Vii.
lage Of lrandywinc. iyorMea, That the VII.
mington 6. Great Valley Turnpike Company, End
the Wilmington = pllIiada. Turnpike Compa-
ny, shall respectively on, or before, the fourth
day ofJuly ne It, ensuing, issue their license, un.
der the seal Of tlcir respective corporations,
thereby cxcmptin,; the electors OF said hundred
from paying tolls, in going to, or returning from
any general rspccial election, SC, and shall
cause said license 10 be recorded in the Office for
the rccor lag OF deeds at Newcastle, and 20 be
published III tTo new spapcrs in The borough Of
Wilmington, for the period Of on: Inonth, after
issuing the same: g.
Now Tnls IS 10 CERTIFY, That agrecaby TO the
provision o! tlc said act, ihc President aud Man
ayers Of the Wilmington and Philadelphia Turn
pike Company, do now, hereby issue, and grant
their license eHelnp ing the electors of Brandy
vine hundred, going to, or returning from, any
general Or special elections, to be held in tic Vii
lagc Of Er.nlywinc, fer said hundred, from the
payment OF tolls, while actually engaged in 60
mS to- and returning from, SAID general and spc-
cial elections.
s.r.S.t. w l. 4 S &soS tiiS N,a VI eliC S'i'i
sEAL Company, this twenty-ninth day of
''t'-.'' April, in the year Of our Lord 1926.
Ro8'r HAMILTON, President.
Nkw.CAsTLE CcvSrY2 90
Siatr If Ueia~urc S'''
Recorded in the Rolls Office, at New.Castle
in. and for the County ofNew-Castle, in Book D.
Vol. 4th, Page 2Sl &c.
,.l.ts., IN iestmony whereof, | have
siHaTest. hercunto set my hand and ailixcc
:ESssss5< the seal Of said Office, at New
1sssfsS Castle, May 18th, ~ ID. 1922.
MATTHEW KEAN, Recorder.
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APPRENTICES WANTED.

WANTED Immediately, two or three boys of
and moral habits, Of from Ii TO 10
years age, To learn the CoachH;aking business.
PETER \. UUMHltlES.
JTimagt0u, Mn 25, S}6. S5--it
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-22
Coarse Water Proof Boots,

Shoes and Lace Boots, suitable Tor the coun-
try market, will be furnished
remarkably low.
a large assortment of Ladies', Mems and Chill
drcn's Eastern and Philadelphia made Morocco
and Kid Shoes.
Orders supplied on tho mot liberal terms, for
cash or acceptanccs.
N. d. An assortment Of Travelling and Hair
Trunks.
u1v. M'NLAI. & soNtate this opportunity
TO request I'll personswlio have been indebted to
them, onnotc crbool; account for more than one
year, to make immediate payment, IS no further
indulgence win be given
Wilmington. March 60. SIN.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS.


Iron and Coal lLcrchani--ThomasG Garrett
Jr, SO, Shiply-st.
Master Brickiayer, md Lime lerchant-'
b. w. Brackin, old Lime stand, No.
west Broad-st.
1anNer.-Benjamin Webb, Queen, between
Iatnell and Orange-sts.
Stone Cutters, Albert < James Robmsca'
No. 1913, market st.
Loftrry and ErchanSe ONce.-Roberts0N'
x Little, %, market street.
James I. Allen Tracher No. los, OranSe-S9
above the Hay Scales.
Thomas c. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, II
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner"
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, corner "
shipley and broad streets. =,
Iron Foundry-Mahlon Belts, secoho''
near the Black Horse tavern r.r
Morocc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8 y"
9S market st.
ConUeyancer-Benjamin Ferris, at the eV'
ner Of West and Third streets.
j. 7. Fairlamb, Notary Public, surveyor !
Land, Convcyancer, Regulator OF o'fe'''
&c. No. King street. ,hs
Patent Hay and GrG'n TeS" u.,s.
Joshua Johnson G. Don, lh"he'''
Greek Mills.
! Notary Public and Conpevancer.---,,icc c.r
Hendrickson, corner of French anc '''S
ond streets, No. rs. :,
LDery Stabic-Kept by Huson Swa!"
Shipley st. above Queen. .r4
james Sorden, one of the Burgesses " ona,
Borough, Notary Public and Con'e''' ''s
er, 9, High street. .or,
| Stove Ware-room-Johnathe Saville' 0''
ner of Market and Hanover-sts'
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-22
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
[Prallc-No. SOL

AN ACT supplementary TO can act providing
tor the disposition Of three several tracts Of
land in Tuscarawas County, in the state OF O.
hio, and for other purposes, passed the twen-
" sixth day Of May; one thousand eight hun
dred and twenty-iour.
Be il enacted By the Senate and NoNae of
Representatives ofthe Unted Statcs 9f IL
merica in Congress a88cmblcl, That the
Secretary the Treasury be, and he is here
by, authorized to adopt such measures as, in
his judgment, the interests Of the United
States, and the parties concerned, may re.
quire, for the purpose of carrying into f,rA
and complete effect the provisions of the act
to which this is a supplement, and the in
tcntions OF Congress, as expressed i'll said
act.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-22
rREsoLuTIos--No. A.


RESOLUTION, directing system Of Cavalry
Tactics, and system of Instruction of Artille- |
4 ry TO be prepared for the use Of Cavalry and |
Artillery of the Militia.
Resolved by the Senate and House !
# Representatives Of tie Lnued States ofI
.4merica in Congress assembled, That the !
Secretary OF War be authorized to have pre-
pared complete system of Cavalry Tactics,
and also system of Exercise aud Instruc- |
ton of Field Artillery, including manru-
vres for Light or Horse Artillery, Tor the
use Of the Militia ofths United States, to be
reported for consideration, or adoption, b
congress at its next session,
JOHN ". TAYLOR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOHN c. CALHOUN,
Vice-Presdent of the United States and
President of the Senate.
ArPRovBp--Nray IS, 1896
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
REsolCTIoN-No. S.
RESOLUTION directing Surveys and Estimates
for Dry Docks.
Resolved by The Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of II.
mef!ca M Congress assembled, That the
president OF the United States cause an ex-
ANIMATION and accurate survey to be made
oy skltni engNeer, Site for a Dry Dock.
at the Navy Yard at Portsmouth. New
Hampshire; Charlestown, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, New-York; and Gosport. Virri-
ria; and that such engineer be REQUIRED to
state the dimensions necessary for such es-
tablishment, the objects that apply to Ell
ther, with detailed estimate of the expense
OF a suitable site, and of constructing dock
at each OF said places; and that the Presi-
dent be requested to communicate the same
to Congress in the frst week of the next
session.
JOHN w. TAYLOR.
Speaker of the House of REPRESENTATIVES
JOHN c. CALHOUN,
Vice-President Of the United States, anS
President Of the Senate
APPRoyHD-May %, 1926.
JOHN QtINCY ADAMS.
[PUBLIc--NO. 55.1
AN ACT to extend the time for locating virrir
Ia Military Land Warrants, and returning sui
yeys thereon to the General Land Office.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House O
Representatives ofthe United States of Il
mcrlca in Congress assembled, That tn
oHcers and soldiers of the Virginia line, O
the continental establishment, their heirs o
assigns, entitled to bounty lands within tn
tract OF country reserved by the State c
virginia, between the Little Mama and Sci
eta Rivers, shall be allowed until the frs
day OF June, eighteen hundred and twenty
nine, to obtain warrants, and until the frs
day OF June, eighteen hundred and thirty
two, to complete their locations, and unit
the first day of June, eighteen hundred an
thirty-three, to return their surveys an
warrants, or certified copies thereof, to tn
commissioner of the General Land Offic,
and to obtain patents: PROVIDED, That n
location shall be made by virtue Of any wa.
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YATES & Ml'INTYRE,
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of
GEORGE PIERCE, Esquire, late Of the town Of
New-Castlc, IN the county of Ncw-Castc, and
state of Delaware, deceased, are requested TO
make payment; and these who have demands 4
gainst the Estate, are requested TO present them,
d,ly attcsted, without unnecessary delay An
immediate settlement is particularly wished With
all those for whom Mr.. rIIneL had acted Us Agent
or Attorney in fact
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-22
REMONAA.
U. M<Neal & Son,

Respectfully inform their customers ald M the
nublc generally, that they have removed from
No. Sc to No. 90, Market street, and now ofer
IIhnleSaLe md Retail, al their CheaR
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-22
JOHN w. TAYLOR.

JOHN W. TAYLOR,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
j. G. CALHOUN,
Yice-Prcsident Of the United states, and
President of the senate.
APrRuyEn--May 20, 1896.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-22
Boot, Shoe and Trunk Stores
90 e lDOo

a N extensive assortment of Mems, Womeh's,
n Misses, Boys and Children's Leather ana
Morocco Boots and Shoes.
Ladies' SILK, Salincia, Kid, Everlasting ana
Prunela Slippers, made III tho most iasfiohap.e
style, of the best materials, and BY cEoice WORK.
men.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING


At meeting of the Democratic Republican citizens o
Newcastle County, held at the Red Lion Inn on Saturda,
the l7 INST, pursuant to public notice. Major JoHN Crow
was called TO the chair, and HENRY WILSON appointed
secretary.
Resolved That committee of five be appointed to draft
for carrying into effect the objects of the
! ing
| The Chairman appointed said committee Messrs
Samuel II. Black, William P. Brobson, Henry Whiteey
John Janvier, and David Paynter
Tue committee reported the following resolutions, (the
names being inserted by the meeting) which unan
mously adopted.
Resolved That the following persons be appointed Con-
erees on the part Of this county, to the Conferees
Kent and Sussex Counties, at Dover on Tuesday the god
day of August next for the purpose of nominating cand
dates to be supported by the Democratic Republicans OF
this State, for the offices of Governor and Representative
in Congress viz
For Brandywne, hundred, WIN. M'Caulley,
"Christiana do Jesse Chandler & Henry Steele.
mill Creek do John CLARK,
"Whte Clay Creek do. Benjamin Whiteley,
"Pencader do. Jacob Fars,
"Newcastle do. John Crow,
"Red Lion do. John Higgins
est Georges do. Richard Mansfield,
"Appoqunimink do VIM. yandegrift.
Resolved That the Democratic Republican electors of
Newcastle County assemble the second Saturday of Sep
TENDER next, between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and
g. r. NJ at the several places holding the general cleo
ton in their respective hundreds, Except that in Chrsana
hundred additional election shall be held at the Buck
Tavern, for the accommodation of the residing in the
upper part of said hundred for the purpose of eectnp
OF the other hundreds, who shall Red Lion Inn
on the third Saturday of the month, 10 O'clock
M to form county ticket and the delegates from each
hundred shall nominate two persons for each and
every office to be filled from said hundreds upon which
nominations respectively, the meeting shall decide by bal
lot
Resolved That the following persons be appointed Judges
of the delegate elections the several hundreds and that
they give ten days notice of said elections respectively
viz.-For
Brandgzvine-W Aldred, Robert Forwood, VIM. Smith
Christiana-At the Town Ha-Henry Steele, G. j.
Wolfe, Albert Wilson.
AT the Buck-Jesse Chandler, VIM. Huston, Thos Bald
win.
mn Creek-Francis Denny, George Springer, VIM.
Baldwin
lphte Clay Creek-John Herdman, Stephen Willis,
Benjamin Whiteey
Pencadsr-John Caulk, VIM. Thompson, zackariah
Jones.
Observation-Disclosures Ewes, John Moody, Robert Rhodes
Red Lioa-George Clark, VIM Vandegrift, James II.
Miles.
So Georges-Abraham vandegrt, VIM. Kennedy, James
Houston.
.appoqu,nmnk- Thomson Wilson, Thomas Naudain, Tho
mas Reynolds
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary, and published in the
American Waterman.
Resoued, That this meeting adjourn to meet the
second Saturday of June, 1927.
JOHN CROW. Chairman.
HENRY WILSON, Secy.
Red Lion, June II, 1926,
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PhiIudeLphia. Jim

IHJUHURtPtFUi JHHB TO-
DR.. Mrase, in communication to the City Coun.
ellis states that the first crop of insects are now bu
silly engaged in eating the leaves Of the few elm
trees which have survived the ravages Of similar
insects, in former years, in independence Square.
He suggests remedy of which successful expert
ment has been made. 1t is to bore hole six inch.
es deep in tree and fill it with flour Of sulphur
stopping the hole with piece Of wood the size Of
cork, driven in strongly.
Bahanere May 27.-Joseph Steward, industrious rig
ger, living at No. IA, Shakespeare street. whose Of
support for himself and family acquired by the daily
of his bow Sunday last presented BY his wife
with THREE fine Gladden. boy and two girls to which she
had given birth while he at church.
Seren fold increase Last year at this time there
was but one Steam Boat on Lake Erie this year
there are scrent
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a law passed at the last session of the Legislature
OF this State, makes it the duty of the Road Com.
nlissioners of the several Hundreds in Newcastle
County, to publish annually statement similar to
that made BY the Road Commissioners Of ST. Geor.
ges Hundred, and which will be found 10 another
part OF this paper. AS this is the only Hundred
which has published the statement required, we
would call the attention of the Commissioners in
other Hundreds, to the Law in question.
Ftre!-About O'Clock on Sunday morning the
lth inst, fire broke out i'm Portland Maine, which
destroyed between 25 and 80 houses, and several
barns and stables But little ofthe property destroy
ed, was insured.
Mr. Lloyd, of Massachusetts,, has resigned his
seat in the Senate Of the United States
MIR. Nathaniel Silsbee has been appointed to sue
coed Mr.. Lloyd.
alexander Thomson, Representative in Con
gress iron' he State of Pennsylvania has been ap-
pointed, by the Governor of Pennsy yania Judge OF
ne District Court tor the counties of Lancaster and
York
Mr. Gattatin, our Minister to England and
family, have taken passage in the packet ship Flo
flda, Captain Iinkham, which sails from New
York, Tor Liverpool on the first of July
he woods in Maine again on fire. The PASSPORT
et el states, that much damage has already been done
n lie towns adjacent Eastport. house in Dennys-
vile and barn IN Calais have been destroyed.
" Tie learned professions'' It has been ascer-
ianed thai twelve hundred young gentlemen were
prepared for the profession OF medicine, six hundred
tor law, and five hundred for the ministry the last
year, IN the United States.
The late Musical Festival at York, eng gave prof.
to The Managers of 190o00 which they have determined
TO dlvce in equal portions among the Inrmares of York
Leeds Hull and Sheffield, making AZ, 5iOl. each
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PHILADELPHIA, Jane Is.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

| La Eol FhOM EN- LAND.
To Capt. West of the packet ship Monte yuma,
We are indebted for file of the London ConriTr tn
the evening Of May 9th. And have received in
addition, file Of the British Press to May 9th with
| Liverpool dates to the 9th.
The disturbances in the manufacturing district,
are rep presented to be less alarming; nevertheless
more blood had been shed in Yorkshire.
The British Ministry is however, resoiting to
inc true measures to alleviate the distress, which,
thongh occasoned by the reaction of the spri, Of
specuation Is, as was observed some days ago, ar
gfavated IN no small degree, by the shortness of tie
supply OF corn. The proposition of MIR. Canning
70 give 70 Ministers discretionary powers to admir-
lorelgn corn, not exceeding 100000 quarters in
quantity, was, alter debate the evening OF the 5th
acceded to Without division. The Courier states
'hat certain persons are endeavorng TO excite the
prejudices OF the House Of Lords but n,mates
that this body will concur with the House OF Com
mons.
London, GIny6.
numerous meeting Of the British and FOREIGN
Bible Society took place on Wednesday, a, the
treemason's Tavern, in Queen street. The annual
receipts have fallen off during the last year to the
extent OF about 100000, in consequence of the dit
ierehces that have existed among some Of lis besr
friends, respecting the apocrypha and the present
distressed state OF the time.
Paris, May s.
While leters from Corfu, Of the 9th Of April.
affirm that Mssolongh still resisted accounts from
Bucharest OF the same date, received through vi.
emma, announce that Missolonghi is taken. Every
thing IS therefore contradictory in the news recey-
ed from that country, and We must still wait for
more exact Information before we can affirm any
thing respecting the affairs Of Greece.
.NsD. Fork, June 10.
We have been favored with Paris papers to the
9TH OF May inclusive, brought by the Isabella Hen
derson They contain letters from Missoonuhi to
the 9th Of April which confirm the accounts Of the
repulse OF the Turks on the Oath of March, but it
does not appear to have been known with how much
loss. One of the letters is from Greek General.
who states that the Pacha Of Pleya, Sadick Bey and
Adm Bey, were killed, and estimates the whole loss
OF the Turks at 5000 The place was still invested
by the Turks. The Turkish feet had also been re-
pulsed IN an attempt to take possession OF a small
Island and fortress in the neighborhood of Misso~
onghi
A report had reached Corfu, that the Greek feee
,rrved at Missolonghi with supplies between the
'lh and 9Th OF April. .ner. .adv.
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- oG06nos -
FOR THE WATcHMAn


Jockey Club Race-On Saturday last the Kent
turf was run again for the same purse that was
gained by Young Cabinet some time since. The
reason why this second contest was had was this
Young Cabinet being rather clumsy fellow, was
expected to carry reight which he had not, and on
the coming on. threw his rider and flew the COURSE
Some say he is wind-galled, spavln'd, and has the
splent. We all know he has underwent the opera
ton Of nicking and docking but still he carries his
head higher than his tail, which many say is the
cause of his defeat.
The new horse Carpenter started as soon as the
disaster OF Young Cabinet was known, and expect
ed That Old Cryer would follow Immediately which
was the intentions; but owing to the horse being
taken with the cholc, could not go. Every exertion
was made Of He was we'll drencked, BLEED 10
the mouth, &C., but when all this was done, il was
deemed by the knowing ones to be too late for, by
this time Carpenter had some hours start; conse
quently Old Cryer reIinquished the race. The re
suit of which is, after Carpenter bad rode manfuy
whip, spur and pen-knife, from night till morn he
arrived a, The coming out without being pursued,
CONTRARY to his cxpectaons,) and what is prettiest,
gained the purse without competitor.
''ris said Carpenter came back foundered and
pretty much wind CALLED. / observe he canno, bear
touch without, flinching OSCAR.
Dover, June 10, 1896.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

9Th June, 1926.
enable this Department to comply with the subioin.
ed resolution of the House of Representatives the several
Claimants to whom it refers requested send hither
by mall practicable Schedules of their respec
tive Claims. exhibiting the particulars required by the Res
oton, as nearly as may be, according to the following
plan
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DiED-At Glasgow, Del, on Tuesday last, MIR. BENJA.
MIN STANTON, aged 81 years
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Fron indgnantyupon the dawning attempt
'he portion OF the Union from anoher.', WASHINGTON
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
SH ERIFF'S SALES.
By PETER B. DELANY, SHERIFr

10y virtue Of writ of vend expoEas to directed
Hid will be exposed to public sale, at The house of Joh
Dixon, Newport, Chr siiana hundred Saturday the
18th Of May next o'clock, p. NJ, the ore, bird par
Of The following described house and lots situate, y,ug
castles t. wit No 1bounded by land, Of the heirs Of
Joseph Carreso John Stees and others with two story
hrck house thereon erected; containing, by compn aon
one acre, or less No 2-adidihing John Street
Mary Stree, and heirs Of Thomas Caldwell. tecd III the
village of Newp cona ming acre, more or less
No 3-aloinng John Street, Thomas r. bnson and heirs
of Swan Juss; containing three-fours ali acre,
or lcss-Nu A lot OF marsh Newport marsh, boun-
aed by marsh OF David Stidham, job Ca ell, Christlana
creek ard Engand's creek containing four acres
less Seized and taken execution as the property Of
Mary Ncbeker.
Newcastle, April IL 1926 45-6t
goY virtue of an order and decree of the Chancellor Of the
I'D State OF Delaware, made the seventh day of March,
A. d. 1926, and 70 me directed. will be exposed pub
lie sale Al the house ofEzekel Bav, Cen'rev, in Chris
o'clock P NJ the following described PLANTATION or tract
Of land situate, lying and being in the hundred of Chris
tana and county of Newcastle. wit adjoining lands OF
Archibald Armstrong; Rennet Jetfers, heirs of Levi Bald
vim decd William McCordock, John Way and Pennsyl-
vapia line running through the same with two story
stone dwelling house. spring house, frame barn, corn
cribs Wagon houses carriage house and ganary thereon
erected; containing, by compu alton, two hundred and
eight acres be the same or less. Seized and take
execution the property of Iam Joseph, and Isaac
Tussey.
Newcastle. Aprl 90, 1896 45--8t