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LA MOTIFS
COUGxr DROPS.
| IaluaDh Medicine for Coughs, C0nsumpii0ns cna
.ithRiQS.

Ialuabh .Ktiicine for Coughs, ConSumptionS cna
.iathmaS.
This Elixir is offered to the public as pos.
scssng virtues peculiarly adapted to the present
prevailing disorders Of the breast and lungs
leading TO consumption. A timely use Of these
drops may be considered a certain cure in most
cases Of Common Colds, Coughs, Influenza,
Hopping Cough, Pain in tie SIDE, DiNcuAy n
Breathing. liant IF Sleep arising from debility,
and in SRas motc .fsti,na, il is sngularly cftica-
cious. A particular attention to the directions
accompanying each bottle is necessary
The following certificates from respectable
gentlemen. Physicians and Surgeons are subjo
cd, to show that Tins composition is one which
Medical men are disposed to regard as etficacious
and worthy Of putlic patronage.
Having e>ami ed the composition of La
Morris Cough Drops, mproAcd, we have no
hesitation il Recommending, them to the public,
~ being well adopted to those cases of disease
Tor which ttsy are recommended.
Doctors JoSArnAs Dom, Albany Dec 4, 1924;
JAMS posr, of White Creek, Feb. l4th 1925;
Watson StMSrn, Of Cambridge, Feb. 2Oth
1925, SOLOMON DEAN, OF jackson, January 70,
1928
Eet,oa efa liter fyom Rrp Ej,ae-er HAris.
am pleased ~iththls opportunity Of relating
alew iatts which nay serve II communication Of
your excellent Cotsh Drops For ten years |
vas afflicted with pulmonary complaint, my
eoash WIS seNcre, my appetitc weak, and
strength falling. J 4ssd many popular medi.
cnes. bat only iouna temporary reliei, until by
eonpnae,luse isour valuable Drops, have
t"en blessed with such perfect health as to rem
der further means unnecessary.
ERENEHER HARRIS.
mitm, n s. Im -. 1925.
bhSay5. tfo5tP'Si have for l3 years been
troubled with .n affection ofthc breast and lungs
at,enlet! w,th severe cough, pain in the side.
and dlculty ot breathing; and III the fall ofl82i,
became 50 much reduced that MY life was ;les-
paired ei and receiving no visible benefit rom
my physician, was advised to make trial OF la
Nott's Cough Drops, and after taking one bottle
WAS restored TO perfect health; andit is my firm
beliei, that the use Of the above named drops,
saved ny lite, THOMAS JONES.
| toiamdSs, 0d'o, Iay -, 1926
sold waoIesale and rct;l rs O. & S, Grossly.
Columbus, ONO. and agents Of their appointing
! throughout tho United states and Canada, ylc
1 Each bottle contains is doses, price H.
! q jsold III " llmngton BY losLrn BnlNGurnsI
Druggist and Chemist, 81, MArkct-st
March, 8--25--tGm.
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Soap and Candle hianufactoTt

THE Subscliber takes this opportunity 70 ="
form the public, that the establishment here
fore conducted by James Aay, ESD, to%cl'is'
with the acconnts connected with the b'lsia.
of that establishment from the first OF ''arul't,
1896, have passed into his hands, and i,a' ." y.
will continue the business in all lis brancleS, =
the Old Stand, corner Of Tatnail and ouSeiFs's.
near the Friend Meeting House, where Nc Nc
manufacture, and furnish at Philadeirnia PR
Mould and Dipt C.aNDLES, Iallef'S, ieNo'oa'''
Broaen SOAP, of the best quality. ,,,.,,,e
NIB. The highest price given Tor l.i'o
Butchers Fat, and Fat of every desfr'pnons.- -.
Wilmington, Ney. 16, ts@s,
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TO AGRrcUL-URIgTs.
". x 6. Aa%NHE'YH,
NURSERY AND SEEDliEN,


No. S., Chestnut Street, PhHQdclhhiQ,
INFER for sale some superior Seed of the
~ MANGEL WURTZEiL. or CATTLE
BEET--also, of the RUTA BAGA, or SWED-
ISH TURNlP.
The cultivation of these Cropsi is every season
becoming more enlarged, as their excellence as
food Tor stock becomes more generally known;
particularly the former, which is extremely nutri.
tlous and the produce very great,--sirteen hun
d,ed bushels To- acre, having been reared in the
ncghbourhood of Philadelphia, with no more la
bour, than good farmers bestow ON Indian Corn
For particulars as to the mode of cultivation, sc
see Memoirs of the Pennsylvania Agricultural
Society.
| NoLDS, No. SO, Market-st., Wilmington; who
will receive and forward all orders which may bt
left in their care
lMly II, 1897. 3S-4t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Patent Eans and Sie1eS manufactured BY
Edward Brookes < Son. Orange. between
Front aud Second streets.
Bernard ar Guigen, bottles Porter, Ale and
Cider, at No. 81. market-st., and IS, Eas.
1 Ihird-st.
Plough Making and IWeeigorighting.-
Abraham Alderdice, corner of Market and
Water-st st.
Painter, Glazier and Poher- Hangcr.-- Ben
jamin Fredd, No. 142 King Street
Iron and Coat Ahrchant-Thomas Garrett,
Jr, 49, Shiply-st.
Master Bricktayer, and Lime Merchant.--
B. w. Brackn, old Lime stand, No IS,
west Broad-st.
Tanner.--Benj j.min Webb, Queen, between
Tatncil and Orange-stS.
Stonr CATERS, Albert 4 James Robinson.
No. 1913, market St.
LoHery md Erchanye OGce.-Robertsoh
I: Llttle, %, market street.
James e. Allen Teacher No. los, Orange-s'p
above the Hay Scales.
Thomas c. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, ln.
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner o.
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, corner q
shipley and broad streets.
Iron neutrality-suspicious. Belts, sccond-ss
near the Black Horse tavern
1forocc. Observation-Disclosures q Co'
98 market st.
Conveyancer-Benjamin Ferris, at the cor
ner Of West and Third streets.
]. p. Fairlamb, Notary Public, Surveyor o.
Land, Convcyancer, Regulator Of Streets
&c. No. King street.
Patent Hay and Grcin 1852
Joshua Johnson * son, makers, liSe
Creek Mills.
.Nttary Public and Conueyancer.-- -lsa@@
Hendrickson, corner of French and st@
ond streets, No. 43.
Lipcry Matic--Kept by lIuson Swaynr'"
Shipley st. above Queen. -
China, ,liaSs and Qucensware sfoHs.----}'-
vid Smyth, 68 market st.
Druggist - Chemist, Joseph BringhaHs'
IS market st.
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the team should be within the reach Of the team
ster, for admonition without discipline, is some-
times lost on horse-kind as well as mankind
Still, there are many cases in which heavy,
clumsy land luggers are used which ought to be
supplanted by the light craft above recommend
ed; and small share of good sense, together
with useful hints aforesaid will point out such
cases to the notice Of all intelligent cartmen and
wagoners.
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The Museum
OF
Foreign Literature and Science,
Is JUST puBLIsHgD ny
T T.YFrrrgrv.

4. LLTTELsy.
No. So, CHESNUr-Sr., PHILADELPHIA
The subscription is Sc year, payable in ad-
vance. II will be sent to any part of the United
states, by mail, upon payment OF five dollars
on account, beinglcceivcd by the publisher
No. l7-Ncw seres-MAr
PortSuit IF .americ. Tr8puccius.
CONTENTS.
Crarner's Description Of Ancient Italy Can.
tain Sherwell's Visit TO Mont Blanc.-I.uck and
IllLuck. Thoughts on Bores. Poesy. wifi
fen's Tasso. The Prisoner, in the Caucasus
Philosophy Of the Human Mind The Deserted
House. Sketches of Persia. The Tablet of
Truth. Segur's Mission to Russia, On hearing
the roar of the Sea at Night. Thorwalt.cn tho
Sculptor. To-, The Last Days of Kant
Memoir of the late John Nichols.
Miscellaneous Selections.
Literary Intelligence.
1 New British Publications.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate OF
ALEXANDER CAVENDER, deceased
late of Newcastle Hundred and County, De-
laware, are requested to make immediate
settlement, and those having claims against
said estate, are likewise requested to present
them, legally attested, to
ISAAC THOMAS. Admir-.
Christiana Bridge, April -, 1927
Sl--6W.
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JOSEPH DRAPER.
Successor TO lltyry } plrrtu,
sSisyersnith ana leweller

Respectfully lntolms tlc rrbnc that he hAs M
M0yiD to
NJ. ~ .ae e ,-.T-sT.
The stand lately occupied by CuAs CASHr, next
door above the Farmers RINK, where he WI
manufacture and kce, cpnsi oitll tor sale,
&lver SpccMc1es, Iable and Tea
S,9oons,
And all kinds Of Gold and SILVER Ware at reduced
prices l-ttor C.tSH
The highest cash and exchange prices given fer
old gold and silver
Wilmington May II, iS27. s.
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FOR TIE PROMOIlON OF SCIENCE AND
LITERATURE.


Board IF 1cmiee.
His EXcelency Jos. kr>r, Coz Of The State,
President, &c eHc'o
Roger B. Fanny, ESQ Rev. George Roberts,
Hon. Ezekiel r. Cham. Rev T. 7 K. ilchsli4@,
bcrs, solomon Lifting, esp
Hon stevenson Archer, N,th'l Williams, $50.
Hon. John T. Herbert, Wm. frick, ts.i
Hon. Jas. Illotuas Isaac M'klrn, ts'l
Hon. John Nelson, Dr James Stcu,it,
Hon. Nm. III Marriott, Br y. j. S-mmcs,
Hon ReyerlN johnson Ijn Dennis Claude,
Hon. Thos. li Dorsey, DR. Henry Wilkins.
James W NicCuiloh, esq
Col, John l.. Howard,
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HENRY NEA1lD,

Has opened his Academy, for teaching PR.4Cil.
C.4L lIqI,4ElLa1YCS, at his Schoolroom, IN
French, second door below Third-st i,
Scholars from distance, can be accommodated
with boarding on moderate terms.
Wilmington, May 9, 1897. 34-at'
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coalH's oyilct. III, Narkct-st.. :

q un1er ,hc nrhouty ofthp Act ii thc Gen
era Assembly, Dec. session, 1920 We nere-
@'I p5,slnt 70 the pu5hc the Flasr Class q
III
Alarylaad Literature LOTTERY,
!h- Nao.4to ae t.,aHn il oSl niy, ii TIE CITY ot
ii.Nti"oit thr sapcrintent., nrc otthe
ta1tf'S1i1 i1atts appointed by tic Governor ana
GouacA.
~. ! 4:12..-.:. i.2-e.zEsJ., $4,000.
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SPRING GOODS.

THE Subscriber has, in addition to his winter
stock, added thereto an extensive assortment 10
Spring Go9tis, among which are,
Canton Grapes,
Grape Robes,
Grape Shawls,
Swiss, Null, Rook and .Iaconet Nuslins;
Cacoes and Fashionable Gnghams,
1 quarter and 6 quartz. Nuslms,
Gcntlemen and Ladies six and Cotton Hose,
Marseilles, valcnlia and Black silk yestings,
Cotton and Thread,
Laces,
tgurcd and plain Gros dc Naples
Pack Lutestrinss,
10 lrpeutnc, with all the variety Of Silks suit
able for Ladies dresses, with the usual aaaoFt-
lncnt Of
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Wanted Immediately.

A situation for a BOY, now years old, who
would serve until he is l6. For particulars en-
quire at this Office, or to
JACOB HIGGINS
AtJoS. MENDENHAILS & Cos. opposite the
Market
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Domestic Goods,

such rlalls, Stripes Drillings, Pittsburgh
Cords &c.
Also IN assortment of COMBS. Large
Tortoise Shell back neck, and side combs, with
afull assortment Of spanish Shell and common
mock Shell combs, Which will be sold Oh the
most reasonable terms
WM. B. TOMI.NSON,
April 10. 11-- M. SC, Hlrhtt-a
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REMOVAL.
TIE Subscriber has removed to
NO. IS, MARKET STREET,

-Four doors above his ola,tani, where he con
tinacs the Clock and Waten Als.k ri, business.
lie has on hand a good ls,oeMent n articles ii
his linc, viz: Clock !, 1lne p ecea, rlttn, Lever,
Repeating, Alafni, fiai1ehttl, aHti common
English tnd French W.,eb, i, " &c
GliAhfia AstiY.
Wilmington. 5tl NO. l., l8-z y5-4t
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MODE OF DRAWI.%G

Inc numbtrs WI Dc put INTO one Whodl as n-
su;,l-und in the other wheel will Be put The PR
les above 5, and The drawing to progress il tho
Usual manner. The 9u50 prles OF 81 10 be a
Mal'lcd 70 Ne tickets, tie numbers oi'wllch end
with tie terminating figure ofeither OF tie three
tlist drawn numbers Of different terminations
The FIVE dollar prizes to be awarded to tho tick
et3 having the Two last figures corresponding
with VI two last figures oi such number OF the
ncxt drawn Of different termination. This mode
viii permit The whole lottery 10 BE completed in
one dia ng,and ticket drawing superior prize
viii not be restricted from drawing an inferior ono
also.
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----
l1 n,
$4,000 Tickets.

0UUUU TlckCtS.
Prizes payable il cash 50 days after the CON
pleuon Of the drawing subjecl 10 Is rercentan
d. niluctinn.
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Price nf Tickets.

JIole Tickets, IS % Qnariers 81 Is
Haies,. ,..."..... 50 Eighths. 62
Tickets and Shares are now ready for deliy-
cry, and can be had OH application to
J. I. COHEN, il. s HROTiiERS, RaHimore.
- Orders from any part of'he United States
either by mail (post pad) Or private conveyance
enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets in any oith,
Lotteries, VIII meet the same prompt and pune
tual attention, as if on personal application.
baltimore, May z, 1877
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Patent kans and Sie1es manufactured BY
Edward Brookes & Son. Orange. between
Front aud Second streets
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

blankets, is respectfully submitted to Con
gress. SO as to secure their manufacture }
the U. States.
Ssh. 1t IS respectfully submitted to Congress
that adequate measures should be taken \
prevent the frauds ON the revenue. by whic1
American manufactures are believed to n
seriously injured.
Your petitioners beg leave further to statl
that although not in such crying need of you|
immediate assistance, there are other maj
terials Of general welfare, which would aln]
ply repay in public benefits, such adequatl
protection as it may be deemed proper to bel
stow on them, by appropriate and judcioul
legi,iAtion.
lnexhaustible quantities of iron abound
where coal Is also TO be found in inexbaust;l
bic quantities.
Your mcmorialsts respefecttully submit
that duty oi one cent per pound on ham
mered bar iron and a corresponding adranc,
on the present duty on steel, are necessar,
for the complete and permanent establish
ment Of the manufactures OF iron and steel
Flax and hemp. with their products, maJ
be obtained in such quantities as to super.
ccde the use of foreign fax and hemp, and
the manufactures from them, it protected
from the large importation OF those article,
from foreign countries.
The further protection of large capital
in distilled spirits. is also respectfully recon-,
nended to the consideration of Congress, al
| important to the grain growing states.
| Further protection to cotton goods AMI
printed cottons. i, invited by the success 0
| the coarse cottons, which, like every othe
article adequately protected by law, hav
become cheaper and better than simila
manunut4ctnres formerly brought from a
broad.
Harrisburg, Pa. Aug. 3, 1927.
.A5te..-The Hon. Samuel Bell, Of New
Hampshire, and Ashur Robbins, Of Rhode
Island, members OF the Senate OF the Unite
States, and members Of this Convention
did not atilx their signatures to this meme
rial.
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MATEoNAr. coNyrzgzyrIr.y.
Harrisburg, Aug. Z, IS17
IRON,


The committee appointed to consider and
report u,.on the expectancy and necessity
.f furtht, protection to the mapuFacture uf
iron. REPORT. That they have had the
,ubiect under mature consideration, and are
Of the opinion that the manufacture uf Iron,
IS most important national concern, ana
thas in country possessing the raw materi
al, and the means of manufacturing it, the
supply Of Ircn should never be permitted 70
depend upon foreign protection. That the
United States possess the material and
means of manufacture to any desired extent,
is known to every one; yet ofthe 10000 tons
of Bar Iron, believed to be consumed in this
country, not less than 90 900 tons arc annu-
ally imported, thereby retarding an increase
of the home supply, and causing injurious
fluctuations in the market.
In considering this subject, the committee
have been led to conclude, that small in
crease of duty on Bar Iron imported, would
not only have tendency to encourage and
increase the domestic manufacture, but re-
ally have effect in its operation to furnish
the article cheaper to the consumer in con.
sequence ef the additional assurance afford
ed, that the home market shall be sscuret
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THE pRANDYANINE.

Ii is known that on the arrival OF w '..l
gate in the Pacific, she had trial :" 'P.,,
with the 'Unl1ed States q t'ic 60. h,.,
sailers in the navy-and doubts have ~, -.
expressed as to the result. We are e"a3''
to state, from the Information ~ i
man no was on board one OF tAc f''sst,
the time, how the matter realty st'S,'. H.,
The United States was reveFts.Va -
crew. CaEts.in Hull was as fratl'' q - ,rt
he was II old Ironsides. When if .A>-,s "a,
that the Erandywiae was e%pee,s ~, -. :. i.
heard he, powers Of sailing eHtol!s y .'s.s,t
termined to have good humorea ~ asi
with her. She arrived in gooa -" M
the race was fixed tor day ceEsa,a, c;,.,.
wind, at the appointed time was ON, or VI, {
ter; the United States Cor as the saN9,. 9n'.Ss.!
her, he I'D Naggo,D being ohead' &C. e'ss eoas
her topsai!s, and let the Brandy" ~ ,..,.d =.
up along side. All sail WAS thcn ,I,. winl
Every incl. Of canvass was oaE ~ S"s ~ AID
Both ships crews were full OF s.,,, 49, II the
anxi-,y, and some Britisl, men OF y ", !, view
harbor had all hands up TIE saf''"t ,f,l fol
I the sceac. The race WAS cDi'
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nnM.ek.
TO MY OWN NOSE.

Nose! thou rlddcr ofmy faces ,entrc;
Since l must followyou until ie,-
Since we are bound togctherby indenture,
The master thou, Ind the appFentieeI
D be to your rclauaohus Mentor,
Tho oft invisible, forever nigh;
Guard him from all dsgiSc. and misadventurc,
From hostile tweak, or Loves blind mastery.
So shalt thou quit tic city's stencil and smoke,
For hawthorn lanes, and copses Of young oal,,
seeming the gales Of Heaven, that have not yet
Lost their fresh fragrance since the morning
bro,;e,
Aud breath of flowers awith rosy May.dews
wet,''
The Observation-Disclosures.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

FOR the hoine supply. They therefore re-
specially recommend an increase oi duty
on hammered Bar Iron, SO that the same
may be 112 cents per hundies weisht, IN
stead of go cents. the present rate OF auty-
They further recommend that the commit
tee charged with the subject OF wool and
wollens, include in their memorial, the suo-
ject of bar iren to the protection thefeoi, as
herein suggested.
OTHO II. WILLIAMS, Chairman
GLASS.
The committee appointed to consider and
report under the exptdiency of further pro-
lection to the manufacture OF Glass, report:
That they haze bestowed on it the attrn-
tion due to a subject of so much Importance.
1t apuears from the Treasury statement,
submitted to congress for the year ncludihS
the 30th September, 1896, that there was
imported into the United States that year,
glass Of various descriptions, to the amount
of S5lS,q54, besides about 500 O90 pouhas
weight Of glass, of which the value is not
given, THIS may be regarded as moaer-
Ate sum. COMPARED with the value OF the
whole quantity Of glass annually consumed
in this country, the balance OF which IS sup
niied bv oar own manufactures. Still the
lmportations III the above year exceed those
Of the year ending 30th September, 1873.
by about Sl5O,000, and exceed those OF the
gear nexl proceeding, by about lOo,ooo'--
l 1t Is however, TO be OBSERVED, that OF INC
importations Of the year ending Septemnef
1926, there was ot window glass, the mos.
essential article, As being OF mnst universal
consumption, Only the value OF Gf5,eoV, ol
the other kinds sll40,lSl value was import
4 eL in a Grade state, which IS GUY, or other
wise manufactured in this country, ana af'
forls employment AND profit 10 very con-
siderable auount OF the balance, very
large proportion was imported iron INC
continent of Earope, in exchange tor snch
a a.lr pt0 !ciuons as can be adraitaseouSil
e%iuited thither.
Were this the only view to be taken o
the suhjtct, il misht appear ti3n, ta'
amount, oi glass still Imported and the ~
crease of imports since 1921. that tArthc
protection to our own manufacture w0hl'
Sc txpeAient. But information has btt'
laid hf lore the committee from several 9
the principal gas works OF the country
both east and west ct the mountains, that y
further protection IS at present dtsnrd.-
Whether this opinion prevails geneidll
among those concerned ~ tae n,antifattpf
/ ~ class. Or whether surh further dutig, q
2 should materially dimnish the quihtiSs {
window glass now imported, woul aceaaia
j reduction in the price Of tha1 imnert"t
description Of tile article, the com aittae ~
j not able TO state; aud As il Is not = ths
: power 10 Obtain general ana satisfactory =
a formation respr, ting these and snne otht
) view at The spaj s.. they arc oi OPINION th'
4 il is not rXpea.Itto ~ propose aiY no 'snf
!, or the adoption u any resolution a.ieetf
the matter refcrred q thcm.
I Tley therefore, respectfully AK 70
il discharged from the further consideration
: the 81 Ject.
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IotN amount of pounds requlr-
ell Of hemp and fax. 4,186,810
which would cost s523,55o, and bring into
cultivation at least 500 acres Of land for
its growth.
From the increased importation Of sail
cloth since 1924 which is 3 per cent, it
would, taking the estimate made on the inn
portation from Russia, in 1922, as data, re-
qulre at least 1921 ,700 pounds Of fax, valued
at S552, ECO and the use Of $4,000 acres of
land. for the growth of the raw material for
the manufacture of those articles from Rus
sa alone, to the manufacture of cotton bag
ging, that was imported in 1926, it would re-
quire at least 4,o40, 600 pounds, or 1905 tons
of hemp, valued at the same rate as in
the treasury report. viz. 125 dollars pei
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16
r LORD, Chairman,
HEMP AND FLAX.

The Committee { HON was srcferrta thr
Sublet Of the gromth and mdnnfr'ntc q
httop sna SIX, bvg leave 70 report the rt sult
If their inve .tgltpaa.
l. tappears from tie freasnry Rrpoft Y
l8s1. tAlt d thr St,r enhas the }9th oF
5tFtcmber, 1920 the amount ot imported
aructes, manufactured on of hemp aod tlaN,
nsi subject = t..e duty y % per ceat "ls
,e,151,08
Amount il lie sA.n- articles SUB
irct q ii II csut. 80 9i6
Amount II aed,pen articles *
cept cardtgs. is QQa
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sa.714.Isl

S3.774.TSlt
of cotton haggiog. there was Imported y.
thr safne ye4r, :, t3G,tG9 sqlAtc ards. vAl-
ned ii S1,7sl,l 1873
y. oqr,l.ge, tsyipe, rtcl. thread
aa3 ,aiae taiac, thtIe was IN
por'. u tIt stme year, l.
a.i.gl5 .t3,. N wtel &25,6tl
IT, y !, tSuc, ,tck TOR, ID
a,,d s.iae t9iEc, ys.iled a. SCI,
ga7, l47,i26
Ot he,np, 1umanufartured. there
WIS p,l1orJ"d 10 the same pc
rot, 900 las or 4105 tons
vaipea 4. 551,75y
Ana ot Flax imported, no return
can hc found, rat, from a pref
tv correct source, itis estimat
ed at 100000 peunas, v.lued
at 72,oo0
Total value Of cotton bsggng,
Cora4ge, living, Hemp. and
Fax, 2,5j2,9tt
The Committee cannot state the precise
quantity aud NalGe of each article imported
last year; but from the treasury rrport re-
| ferred to, it appears that the e4sl OF sail
cloth imported, was S856,t7f. anA cstimat-
ing the bolt ot said cloth II tho average cos
in Russia. of IS dollars per loit, it would
4 give 81 100 Bolts, as the iTportatlons Of that
year, Of that slu.lc article alone. Which
would require 1,s@i,o09 pounds # hemp or
f5x for the Manufacture OF it, valued at
i 1926, ,0o0
Take for data the following schedule Of
the imports from Russif alone in the wear
1922, viz: 40, 1854 5oits heavy sail cloth, the
average quantity q hemp d FAX, required
to make 1t would a. los. 1921, &c
45767 bolts, Ravens Duck,
| would require 9l5,5i(
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

f'''' '9't'' tt''t - -S11"t
would require 9l5,5a0
81 l94 pieces of shceting 728,S80
Isl. $50 archines, broad diapcr, SIS $40
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-08-16

S3.114,T6I
OF cotton haggiug. there WAS Imported ~
thr safhe ye4r, = t3G,tGg squatc Yards. vaN-
ledat S1,7sl,l68