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bSOR tie construction and completion of new PRISON,
u in Georgetown Sussex County, Delaware, Of the tol.
lowing description and dimensions will be received by The
Levy Court Commissioners Of said county.
The buiing be stories high, forty-fve feet IN
ont fifty feet in width and twenty feet in height 10 the
caves The materials OF the walls be of the best bricks
that be had in the vicinity OF the places except ne
show Of the front wall which be of good Philadephla
paving bricks. The roof TO be Of good shingles.
Through the House, from front TO be passage
of ten feet in width, in each story, equally dividing the
whole, with subs snta doors at the extremes OF the low
Ell passage.
Ofthe divisions thus formed, the is to be the more
substantial for the prison apartment the outer walls where
Of must be % inches IN thickness, the inner ones forming
one side Of each entry % inches and the subd'vdlne
walls of the several apartments IL inches, OF which apart
meats there will be four in each story and each one te
have FIRE place, and into the windows thereof must DC
strong CRATES and the doors to be strong ano
corresponding The rafers and oiss strong, and the lat
ter not more than six inches apart. The aoors OF the
entries stairway and apartments to be OF inch oak, abt
the finish of the whole be in like substantial and cor
responding manner.
OF The her division, designed for the keepers accom-
mediation, the outer wall will be Is inches in thickness
The flooring Of good pine, with three rooms or more or
each floor, and fire place in each; the whoie to be
good and suitable materials finished in plain substantial
manner the sy,. and whereof be what com
mon and comfortable Or OK dwellings generally are.
The Commissioners wish to k0cw the extra rate tina
would be asked build of Philadelphia bricks, Which
may be brought 60 Milton only miles Distant by water
Proposals will be received until ME 25th day OF MAJ
next, addressed 20
Lewes, Del
March god. 1927. 41-i2t
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100000 DOLLARS.
The Delamare Fire Insurance ro.o,...

VNcoRpoRATEDb BY the Legislature Of the sa,. ,s ~
H. ware, with capital OF one hundred thousand Io;.H
Tie President and Directors are now iecciyinn rr
ons for Insu spce, at their Gce, No 81 Sbpl,y i l
between Front and Second streets, against Loss H. s
every description OF buildings general Merolsna,
Ships in Port. and their CaIgoes Household Fura;,i
and o,e, personal property ALSO against loss or %d. DANUBE
by inland transport alton II goods, wares ercanJsr I'll
country produce. As
Terms Of insurance will be favorable as al, oy Il,
Companies he Cities OF Philadelphia or New Ycrl p Me
ties assured, may epose the fullest confidence IN II.
s"ldy Of its capital and that all losses will be plonn
adjusted by the company. f|
JouS Moonr is Agent,o survey property 10 be ins,ue3
for the and vicinity Of New Castle, in place o Z n
Baney, declined.
Lew II Evans is Agent to survey property TO &c In
nured for the town and vicinity Of Ellton.
JoHs CLoAKi is Agen, TO survey properly to be rsm,a
ior the town and vicinity Of Smyrna.
IosErn JOINS is Agent to survey property 10 BIZ rrst
for the town of West Chester and vicinity.
Directors,
John Patterson, David Bush
Joseph Bail,, VIM Chandler,
David G. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph c. Gilpin, Robert Porter
VIM SEAL, P,esidtn,
| d. BYRsSs, Secretary.
| April 10, 1926. a.
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.ai:ss-.a,AL NOTICE.

TN sabsrrh1r. I3ocTon MLIcrSx AMI tnAcricAi
& CuaNr res9ec fully informs the Lade. ant, Gentle
.nea Of .t,int.gpn Mud is vicinity, that he hes com.
rHe irst: u ureps.e Medicine, in MARKET STREET,
wi lin ron delaware, in the house opposite Nh Henry
laopss y s4s humber fard@here he prepares the ia
tnwin. Medicines: The Snphate of Quinine. This met
en-. ne active principle OF the Per,ie ian Bak ana
se:s rfaper. prepared Is the best medicine as yet ds
coycreltor tile of Agues, Rement and INTERMITTENT
LAYERS lie also prepares Balsamc Restorative tor ds
ai the Hreast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption
fhthissc and Me lcine which will efeetuaily cure me
not distressing eadache no matter how long US cohslf-
rance Ii.Y be. lie also the Tnothache IN q Few
IS, wnp making ct any OF the corroding acids
red no. IRON, plugging the teeth with gold Leaf or
sheet lead ihc medicine he makes use Of WI preserve
the eeth for lie Tooth Powder that VIII
whiten teeth, be they ever so black from taking me1
cine q any other Dr. p. prepares an Eye Water
that vii remove all iniammatons from the eyes have
cured M nbers from the Rheumatism and some OF them
cripnes fer years from t. Names signatures 60 not
require, see It is oo much the custom with qiackeTy
From my practice of medicine and my experience and
Knowledge of chemistry, able to extract medicinal
yires contained in anmas vegetables and minerals and
can apply them for the different diseases the constitutions
Of people may want hem persods afflicted with Cancers
if they make timely application, can be cured.
1rre is medicine sold by the name of Sasdns Pana
eea which did not hear OF until Mr. S1ains aver
tsemeat, some lev weeks past hen called on some o
the most cmnen physicians in Philadelphia and spoke &c
them respecting the Panacea, and informed them that
had the athor's works who invented the medicine aIlt
discovered lis ee:'s in the cure OF certain diseases Al
,he gentlemen spoke the subject, sail they were
certain t .a Swain not the inventor OF the medi
cine. The invested the panacea was one of The
greatest chemists that Europe rroduced and dead neal
swo nlred years. an s writings are difficult 70 be had
That Mr. Swain has got par. OF his works. or som
person gave him receipt sn the work have no dob
Of have prepared chemical and real preparation
Of he pANAcEA, which vii. se. al dollar per bot
tie by the dozen, and one dollar and City cents single
d.. p. prepares Wash for the Ladies which remove
all spats Efpons and letters from tie face aud hands
an clears and beanfes the akin. FIr also prepares
ve that viii take Germs by the roots from the toes
and no. give the leasi Se.aliion OF pain
l.a,ies Gentemen sre afflicted with an, diseas
that is durable. If they pitts c7ll on me, shall b.
attended 10 with the s,rictest pm, a'iy
JAS. PUR IL, NJ d. g. P. q
Wilmington, Del, Jan. %, IS q 22-1y
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NOTICE.

JARED Chestnut, Chair Maker, Of the llnFo'ga =.
% Wilmington, having on The 23d instant sold and g"
yesed 10 the subscriber all lis sock in trade, we la"% Is
are respectfully informed that the business aIa w.
CHAIR MAKING viii be conducted in future ., ne ,o
Sand, IN The nan,e and on account OF the suoscrD'
'''e''s eo''''9'"ss WILLIAM cHEsNuT.
March 81 1897 4o-W-
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SADI}LING.

yeyE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and The
public generally that he has commenced the Saddle &
aTntss Eusness in all It's various branches, No. 10
fA second Street. opposite the Lower Markeand keeps
Aay on hand, Gen emen's hest AID common Sad.
die, ladies' ditto,--Brldts WIS, Collars &c Also
All assortment Of HAIR TRUNKS He hopes BY strict
nton 20 business, 10 give genera satisfaction TO those
40 may please to favor HIN with their c, S ON.
WA w RICE
Wilmington, April o., 1897 so-f
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

A. JOHN iiEMPHlLL'S Whayf and Lu,n6er Yard .n
the Borough Of Wilmington, general assortmen, ~ =,
oef well selected, suitable for persons for bndnr ~ "r
mechanics; and large stock Of Celr and Cyma SIM.
uEs are constantly for sale tie ioes.t Gr ca5
or the usual credit. -, saS"'
The friends and former customers Of the ward and ~
public generally, invited to call 1t tbe ON So
where their tavors will be thankfully acknowIe1msh
June 6 1896. ''ioAo . ..eem
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

rF7iE ioi Or on and o2ien Nichineryare oifere
a To- s4ic, II .cdaced prices
C0Ii3a. .I.lCAIA ERR.
Four Thrcstles 81 1876 suinaes each
uae 80 inch Card workers and shippers, good clothing
anc 81 inch do do. do
one Drawing frame, 6 l,cals.
Two Rosing francs, l6 cans each.
Pam Press Banding Machine, Cans Reel Belts Scale and
Weights, Winding Block, &c &c
Tic above Machinery Las been bu, little used and mos,
Is. i IN good working order.
lvODLEyr ,fL.iCIILs.ERI
Thee q inch Car',ns Engines.
9be Billy c. 5tudlts.
sSo Jaineys " si.4Ies each
0ne Wrapping Mil.
Twenty Locus, of.nem broad Min Retds Hcldes,
t5agttles, So5bns &c. &c.
Five pawec Looms, that are supposed Wll do ehe.
for wooden cnton goods
The above Machinery will be sold low. either altogeth
er or inpafts. AppIyto J. ALRIClIS & Co
Whining or, 5h mo 18th 1926. 59-
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Soap and Candle Ntanuf;actory.

pENlE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform he
4 public that the establishment heretofore conducted by
JA.rs Ray, Esq, together With the accounts connec,ed
wtn the husnea Of that establishments from the first Of
January, 1870 have into his hands, ard that lie viii
continue Tie business in al its branches at The al od
corner OF Ia.na aud Queen Streets the Friends fe
ing House, where he VIII manufacture and furnish 4, phi
adeipha prices, .lien'd and zip, CANDLES Fnis, lei
t27r, ard Brown SOAP, Of the bes. qpaltv
ENOCIi ROBERTS
n. The highest price given for Iallow. nu,eh.,s
Fat and Fat Of every description.
Wilmington, Nov. IA 1876 eem
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Delaware and Hudson Canal

n ABOURERS accustomed 10 The 10. ar ~. O.,
- working m Rock, viii find employment on = In. -
ioriy miles OF the above Canal. The Rock VnrE NY -.
Delaware River IS now going on and the excavation -,
SONS wishing 70 reach the work from he Nam Pa -.
and el'her at Kingson Or New hurrb. ''ei'i may
March 10, 1897 ~ Taes'dsM
III
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ny. rea Of Naausns Creek Bridge e'- 400 90 NJ ~.
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted the estate of Victor dn Pon
n deceased, late Of Brandyaine indred, requested
10 make Immediate payment and those having claims Z
prcse Mt them duly authenticated to
CHARLES DU POINT, .adrninistratar.
Lpuviers, Braryaine Hundred
March 81, 1897. ~ I'm
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March god. 1927.
Dissolution of Partnership.

IJ1ssOluti0n OF partnership.
rIylE Partnership Of Victor du PoDt, Charles du PoDt
i and r. l. du Pon', under the firm OF Y. q Chs d.
ro,t o. was dissolved on the 30h Of January 1857.
by the death OF dn Pont ;hc busiuess will be con-
tinuea under the firm OF CHARLES l. Du Posr Co. by
CHARLES l DU POINT,
ELUETHERE !. DU POINT.
Louviers, Brandy wine Hundred
March 81, 1927 42-Im
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Singular Accident Those who know any thing Of the
nature and habits Of sheep, Of the singular ten
acy with which they follow each other, "through evil as
eli as thTo good report" Wherever sheep gees the
rest are sure follow OF their readiness follow each
Other even into the most imminent danger, have stri
king evidence in the Ct flock belonging to farmer
in this town. The other day Of chem took into his
head to jump into corn-eld the Others sheep like, fol
lowed and they all found up to their backs i'll mis-
chief On starting them from the fe they chose to jump
over wall, on the other side Of which deep we'll.
The first leaped the WALL and brongh, up at the b"t
tom of the well and the remandt7 of the ock followed
Of course till eighteen Of them snugy stowe
in the bottom Of the we'll. With much difficulty they
taken or. .eaagh nc, IN Ugh. Of them were drowned
,cNn-eigrs T.tprf.h.
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Phiiadeibhia, September Is.

Phlddelphia, Sepfenoef 10.
THE VINE We pleased 10 that The cultivation
Of The rapidly becoming general in different
p of the United States There several hourlshng
VINEYARDS in Pennsy and in the eastern and southern
sates, many may be found, which highly profitable To
those who supernend them, The Troy Sentinel sa, that
industrious and intelligent German, b. ed to The occupa-
.on OF dresser, has in tina. neighborhuod an nco
sure OF ih ee acres cultivated vineyard 1t lies the
slope OF hill about half mile solh of he village OF
Lansngburgl The first plant, are covered with
he finest fruit, the lungs lately set out are doing well
and the proprietor ai;ns that the climate and soil
quite propous to the culture OF the vine, as any OF
those parts Of Germany and the North OF France OF which
vine Of the saple products.
Ii is pursuit in this country and instruction oil
course will be necessary those who embark in IT, very
Iseu little buok the subject has recently been Publsli
ed 1t il written by Mr.. Louba,, in English and French,
and entitled, The Zine DesSers GUIDE particularly
points out the soils and exuans the culture Of this impor
ant and valuable plant. When behold the dreadful
rayages which the unlimited of ardent liquors, dali,
makng the prospect that wine my supersede the u
this of the country, is indeed subject coagra u
lation national pon, OF view, the cultivation OF the
Crane desirabe In those countries where wine cheap
and general use, the easanlry SOBER though they
indulge to the extent of their wishes In England where
Niev IAen malt liquor, the working class is healthy
hale, and Of temper; but il, America, those ho ~
dulgc in spruous liquors. become hagsard in THEN
look, irritable their tempers worn down IN consttuton,
disqualified for active employment, dead to all sense al
shame and incapable Ut obtaining subsistence. Such is
the living picture, which feqten,l, presents ITSELF We
have therefore pray for something to remove this
bydla.headcd evil aurora.
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GLORIOUS NEWS!

VYRCLsla STAMP Lo7TEKi, stn Class-Drawn
Numbers: 4S- 9l--1o-18-8-17-6-23
No 8-18-19, which drew the Capital Prize of 5000
dollars sold Bankers and paid Is it not better BY
far NEEDLE in Lotteries than in certain Eeccn Will
you not gain by beg Of all have little Wit call
Barkers and by ticket Bur must insist it, do not
bulyrag another for two persons who care no more
about you han The dust under their feet Away with such
foolery-be wise and buy prize It is quite easy TO
choose good Ticket choose Man for Congress,
Of who ( ather people are to be beeved have
not three ideas above oyster.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, SGD Class,
Draws Tomorrow. the 18th inst.
Schemes Prize Of S25 0o0 Of 5000; of 5,000i
or 900; of 300; OF 1104; Of 1000; 10 Of 500 10
250 25 Of 1905 46 Of 90 Of 90 1858 OF IL and
$3.50 of 6.
Ticket s6-Ealf ss-Quarter 81 5o-Eighth rs cts.
Delaware State Lottery,
NINTH CLASS,
For tic benefit Of Ne7sark College, NdetOwn .9cademy and
fnmanuei Church.
To be drawn at O'Clock Saturday, the 22d inst, in
Wilmington.
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A Disappointment.-At the Election in Chrsta
TUESDAY, September 18, 1927.

A Disappointment.-A the Election in Christia-
ma Hundred, on Saturday last, the Jackson ticket
had majority of only tfty-thr votes. This
Hundred has been considerably the Jackson party
in Newcastle County, as their strong hold, and
they confidently expected that their majority would
be four times great as it has turned out to be.
They strained every nerve. but have been sadly
disappointed. The whole number Of votes taken
was 4s3, an unusually large poll. Three months
ago they would have given much larger majority,
but the people are beginning to think and examine
for themselves, and the consequence is that they
are abandoning the ranks Of the Fright or wrong"
Opposition against wise and yirtuous Admins
tration.
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At the Session Of the City Legislature. Which
las Just terminated, an act has been passed, au-
horiiing subscription of one million Of dollars
20 the stock OF the Chesapeake and OHM Canal, on
lie par, Of The Corporation of WASH! .ston.
We congratulate readers within the Dis
'ict aud ei,wherc, interested in this great wo h.,
,nd all others who rejoice in the progress of Inter.
nal Improvement, upon this first decisive step tow
ards the construction Of this great channel, by
means Of which, are to be brought to the markets
of this district (and Baltimore, if she be wise in
emc,) the rich products Of the mountains and
plains of the almost boundless region Of our Wes-
sern world.
This subscription is serious undertaking on the
part of the City. 1t is one, however, which can
Involve no important responsibility, until the work
itself be- ms and, when begun, the responsibility
is one which is justified by the advantages which
It offers, and BY the prospect Of ample remunera-
zion which it hulds out. Should the work 60 on,
AZ we cannot now doubt, to the City Of Washing
ION will Justly attach the honor of commencing the
work of which the great patriot who gave his own
name to the City was the first great protector.
Nat. Intel.
An Act has been passed by the Corporation of
This City, for creating Stock, bearing an interest
Of four per cent per annuin, irrcdeenabe Tor thlr-
~ years. to an amount adequate to satisfy the
Judgment Of the Supreme Court, in favor Of Chas-
lain Clark, to pay the great prize Of hundred
thousand dollars in Gillesp,e's Lottery. This act
Of submission to the decision Of that Court is requ
red by Of, perhaps, the hardest cases that ever
occurred to any Corporate body, and which, un-
til the decision Of that case BY the Court of the last
resort, wa. little anticipated. AS the Stock thus
created affords Of the most certain and advan-
tagsous investments ofmoney which capitalists can
make at the present day, it is hoped that it will be
acceptable to the parties interested, and that they
will accept the stock itself, instead of subjecting
the Corporation to the necessity of making provis
ion for the sale Of it.
This act, it ought to be observed, makes provis-
ION only for the single on which the jnds-
ment Of the Court has been given against the Cor
poratioh. 80.
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DIED-In this Borough, on Sunday night, Mrs. ANN
POTTAGE, wife Of MIR. benjamin Pottage.
AT Greenwich, Conn. Mr.. THOMAS MEAD, aged
so years. His weight the time Of his death, more
than $50 pounds.
- Lately, at Milford, near Mabeth, {Engand,) aged
90 years, Mir. HENRY WALKER, native of jamaica.
He has, by his will left 81 and freedom to every slave
his estate there.
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Ticket S2-Hah S1-Quarter 50-lighth IS cts.
.Nelp-1 York Consolidated Lottery, Class No. Z,
To be drawn on Wednesday the 26th Of September.
Scseme-1 Prize Of $4,000; of 5000: of 1850; i d
1000; of 1905 Of 1890; Of 1000 of 800; Of
500; of 400; 10 Of 200 90 Of 100 40 Of 70 46 Of
60 46 of so 46 OF 40 90 of 80; 90 of 90 920 OF ls
and $3.50 Of dollars.
Ticket S6-TIalf s3-Qnsrter 81 50-Eighth rs.
To bs had in great variety of Numbers at
K. BARKERS
Truly Prompt and LRcky Office,
Sept 10 No. 81. Market Street, Wilmington
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From he .Ne,v Fork Commercial advertiser, September ID.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


The packet ships Florida, Capt 'rinkham, from
Liverpool and Henri w., Capt. Skiddy, from Ha
vre, and the ship Thomas Dickinson, from Liver
pool, arrived last evening. by these arrivals we
have a great variety Of English and French papers
the former to the 18th, and the latter to the 10th
of August, both inclusive.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
The king held court in the state apartments OF
Windsor Palace, on the 18th Of August, on which
occasion Niscount Guderch was presented to the
king, and kissed hands upon being appointed first
lord OF the treasury Mr.. J. g. Herries was pre-
sened to his majesty by Viscount Go,ierich, first
lord Of the treasury, and received the seals Of Of
fee as chancellor of the exchequer; lord VIM.
Bentinck was presented by the Rt Hon. Charles
Wynn, the president of the board of control, and
kissed hands on being appointed Governor General
Of India, in the room Of lord Amherst, Captain
Conroy, Secretary of the Dutchess of Kent, was
presented by the Marquis Of Lansdowne, Principal
Secretary Of State for the Home Department, and
was knghted. Mr.. Herries and lord VIM. Ben
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From the Columbus { Ohio Journal, Sept 6.

On Sunday last in the absence of Col Ebey the jaor
of this county, VIM. H. Rice requested Mrs Ebey 10 send
IN some water to his room which she accordingly did by
small child. The moment the door opened Rice and
another person confined in the rushed OUT ey
having Invested themselves Of their irons Mrs. Ebey
hearing Jew the passage door. which they how
ever forced open Mrs f. seized hold OF H. and held to
which time her calls for help had brought TO her assistance
persons who secured him again in prison The other per,
made his escape. The grand jury have found pm
against Rice, and he will have hs trial in the course oi TINS
week for the heroic act Of Mrs. Ebey Rice would
undoubtedly have escaped his just desert
A singular occurrence took place lately at the
Coburg Theatre, London. The dog which some
seasons since enacted the principal character in the
nelo drama Of The Dog Of .uontargis, at the Sur
~ Theatre, was at the Colburg (wherc he is en-
,agsd for short time J and it SO happened that
the same words, g seize her." occurred during
the rehearsal Of a new piece, which were his oris'
nal cue for setting Landry, the murderer; ami
though he was at the further end Of the stage when
these words were spoken, he had no sooner heard
them than he rushed towards Mrs. Davldgc, then
on the stage, and seized her by the breast, as he
was wont to do in character, and dragged her Tor
some distance, biting through watch fastened to
her bosom. She tainted away through fright, but
did not sustain any serious injury.
To love an enemy is the distinguished charac-
terstic Of religion which is not of man but OF God
tcoud be delivered as precept only by him VINO
i>Sed and died to establish it by bis example.
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PETERSBURG. Sent. T.

SrEgpy JusrrcE.-On Wednesday week, aren-
counter took place in Dinwitdie county, between
Robert Woodward and Laban Epes. in which the
latter was killed. On Monday last, Woodward
was examined by called court, and the Superior.
Court for the county being in session he was tried
on Tuesday, found guilty Of murder in the second
degree and sentenced OIL Wednesday to ten years
confinement in the pcntentiary, where he has. by
this time, been safely lodged. We believe tins
has been the speedicst decision of criminal case
that has ever occurred in Virginia.
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MARRIED-On Thursday evening, by the Rev. John t
Peckw orth, Mr.. JAMES SPARE, 20 Mrs. CAFliARiNl
MILKY, both of Newcastle County, Del