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and Means, was requested to consider the subject and report.
 "AbOut this time Dr. Brecher's Sermons "n Intemperance appeared, and the Rev Mir Hewett preached several others on the same subject. These afforded hint to the com mittee on the subject of meeting the expense by way of retrenchment !-and accordingly she reported among other things, that all though we were strictly temperate in the use of wines and ardent spirits m the family, yet by the restricting the use of them in small degree. and emitting to place them before our friends as a sort of welcome, we should in- jure no one.-We might save, in the course of year, enough to pay the expense of two pa pers for our boys, and at the same time set a good example before others"
 ''The report was accepted, nem. COZ. and a resolve passed to procure the papers.
 Il have accordingly enclosed tw" dollars, for which you will please send the MIRROR. for one year, directed to Master -, and you will confer a favor on your humble servt.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-02-28
DUELLING.

The evil of this practice is assuming an aw- flu! magnitude. As Mr.Emmet has justly re- marked. in debate on the subject he who, whether by real or by fancied wrongs, can force his mind to adopt this painful resort. & can shut his eye and heart to the catalogue of effects as regards both himself and all his connexions, will hardly relinquish his purpose from the mere terror of human laws. It is. perhaps only to the moral feeling of society, properly directed, that we can look for tar dy antidote.
 The inhabitants ofTyrinthus had contract ed such habit of testing on every occasion. that they were no longer able to discuss, ser- ously, the most important affairs. Wearied at length with their own ievity, they had re- course to the Oracle of Delphi, which assured them they would be cured if, after sacrificing bull to Neptune, they should be able, with- out laughing to throw it into the sea. IL was manifest that the service imposed on them would prevent them from being able to comply with the condition required. They however assembled on the sea-shore, and carefully, as they thought removed all the children; but as they were endeavOring to drive away one, who had privately come in among them, he called out to them, What are you afraid l should swallow your bull ," On which they all burst into laugh. and being persuaded that their maIady was incurable, quietly sub mitted to their lot.
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September 81. 1873.
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hin, rcaifes much fnnaess Of purpose to avoid HE use
Of bad example, and when that example is VANISHED by
The practices Of men high in cice, il is doubtless difficult
to withstand it. Mr.. M'iane has done this aud by he
has raised for himself in the affections of Tie
people, which will be mpersTabe.
In late number of the Pa noticed article
which had appeared in print, the signature OF "a
Friend TO Justice and his counry"We owe an apology
to readers for noticing any thing which appears the
paper containing that articewe know it is treating them
with dlsrespectbutwe considered the request Of friend
to aid him in nnvenS accuser WHO, although he had
resocd TO the vest Of all mediums for conveying his false
accusation to the public, entitled to consideration;
therefore we wrote few lines, catesny abstain
ed from dsg acng our columns with the name Of The
wre'ched sheet in Which this SANDER appeared, being
satisfy our readers for such nsu.At the request of
our friend we give below two certificates, which put
to rest this sand-r. We give them without comment,
well because 10 comment is necessary, because
wish to avoid much possible coming in ccnac, With
paper, wcc ostensble editor is shielded from all re-
sppnsbily by lis lten,ss and lis meanness.
The subscriber, having publication, in the Wilmington
Farmers lt ur'ai Of the z3d u charging Major neat
Newark with threats in order 10 deter mn, from y,t,r IT
sentiments the election which publication pronounce
to be Ease and malicious OF truth, Major Herd
man uid nct at the time alluded 20, (tr Cub oi Jun last
any time before on since cndavo 70 deter b; threat. from,
vatng my sentiment We have always Ageed il politics. aud
PHILLIP WILSON, Jun.
September {, 1875
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s0R rRI n-rAwAIE PATRIOT.
s0rILOQUY OF JOHN q. ADAMS.

Ye Pesideu. dcopc, ed reclining Onoman--he SPEAK
cannot sleep.
The 6ne.snun web of my diplomacy,
Cannot keep off those ",hics coming fancics,"
Which, like Egyptian darkness torture the soul,
Andeprve the poor dsplomas OF resting from his tolls
these road me into madness-Where are now
Thosc Ropes with which Cioy's did sooth my mind
And thus afford me sumber-Fool that was,
no let this specous knave, seal up my senses
And make my ears drink in discordan tones.
which once were as the Ravens croak to mt.
7 will arise, and see if yonder book,
Which lies upon my table, will not calm
mis- storm within mc.-ShaSespear. ha Let ne sec.
Macoe h. tyran, oh had that martial bearing,
Win which his mnions have bedeckcd this Jackson,
And with when once joined in giving praise.
10 Orleans Vctor--then like Mackbeth, could
Have died" at least with harness on nv back"
hut in this picture Of Macbeth there's some resemblance
unto me.
Can be like this blood stained murd ring villanl
lis strange feel 1t in some polnts--ycs It's -
I-aa usrpsr and the Constitution,
j. Duncai al whuse e's blood, | ave s.abbcd.
Clay Where is his rcturef lhc witches all in flec.
Gaze,
That have persuaded ne 70 aaire GU u ruin.
he Forests Vt lie West ars--5l:nan Wood,
That screen ny enemies who g cure against me-"
who the boy Observation-Disclosures 5snt9 me
IN polite and diplomatic tricks.
The Tuberculosis Macdtii the E,ianc Of Fife
T,r il has laid us Slows heavily
Anl Stabbed nj vitality. --je-.ps the False Tlianc
lah " fallen away" from me and g He'd to England y
Fst.tsr.-my friend onces the Gho,t OF anuuo to me.
lie lnyed TO my feast then murdered -
Stabbed him in the most tender point Ambition
His proud aInbltion-for hHesch OF promise,
lie comes in gloomy majesty TO taunt me-
And threaten TO expose the written pledge
The people arc the Snake, whom !" have scoiched
No. killed for now they do unite against me-
I too can say Z" Ssdton!,ie Thames fly from me-"
The strong Gaics tina, did make the secncs" topplc
Anl blew down chnneys when murde, ed Duncan.
Now fan me gently. -Uatkins-my Doctar--capnot
Administer mind diseased NOR can cast
" The water of my and"-IIis drugs are u,cless.
He hath no " charm" to drive my enem,cs back.
lI:iote their numbers my Force is poWeIless.
] would avoid defeat, but like Macbeth
"1hey've tied me to a stake, cannot fly
But bearward mast fight the course" Would coull
SAY with The ryrant my hour approaches,
:" I'll nut fight with thee" Ent must contend.
The bargain binds nc 10 fight against the people.
But they will oeruheln cen the rushing of fool
Tie popular voice cries out, put the us,lrper;
Aud every hill, and every n .hs vast empire
Re eckos WITH ten thousands tongues"put him dow -
On that could Danish these fances I'll my couch,
Aud court oblviois Sleep COOPER.
Aessark, Stpt. Ii, 1873.
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roT TIL. DELAWARE PATRIOT
A SiiOPT CONTRAST.


Andrew jackson is the candidate of the People.
i1hn e. Adams is the candidate Of the .Arstocracy.
Andrew Jackson stands pledged to reform abuses.
John g .dami is pledged TO contnnc them.
-An,.rew Jackson is aken from the peoplc
John Adams transferred from .he cabinet
Andrew jackson opposes succession to the presidency
John Adams maintains ID. succession: the presden
~
Andrew JACKSON refused TO make bargnn far tile pre-.
',lsncy
SOM Q Adams 1'adc two with Clay and Webster.
Andrew Jackson fought and sustained his country
.!".in O. Adams Teviel laughed and condemned IL
Andrew .Iacas-n refused to e.ectioneer for Office.
foan q A'iarls las constantly an, always done IT,
-.nd CIV 'acts = has 80 be his Successor
9onn Suincr Adams has a John whom he expects
10 succeed bin,
Atdtew Jackson would fnlf The constitution
'ohn Quincy Adams would lhrora,c it.
AA1rew jackson would retire from The pierdcncy III
far wears
ioHu @ iiov adams would no, iii eight.
Andrew la' sson is republican.
Joan Quincy Adams is monarchist
SOL ONION FISHER
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do hereby certify thai WIS present when cnnrcrs1tio, toc
place the 9Th o innc last between Maiot H-riman, air.
Phillip Wilson !. my ,c,i, that it that drew ON Major
iier'an the expression lie nsfc respecting the supervisors
and other officers Of .hc Huldred oDstry, tlat uncr.
stood David Sample Intended II apply for The su,r.iSc ~ of
the roads ncHt ,ear winch MAJOR trlmNn replied thai,
politics high now and ttt the jackson party
strong in White Clay Creek Hundred that but Jackson
man could expect 10 be appointed snltr.so, get any
office in the gilt OF the Hundred. tnk this is the and
substance OF all that passed the s Of the supervisor
that time, to which Mr.. Wilson said poiing, pro
THOMAS HOLLAND, Jun.
Sept nbcr 81, 1925
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REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.

vCLOG4ON ALI 4Ak1AxF1Ss
Under the act, entitled " An Jar lie rehef Of cestam
zavng O&cers and Soldiers u lie .3,my The Revolution
appvoUed 18Th May, 1928.
TalAsunY DrrAnrsrSr
.4ugnst ?ih,l 1928.
NOTICE Is hereby given tn tho-e Officers and Soldiers
~ Of the Army Ut the leyplncn, who entitled 10
the hebeis Of tie UNCONVENTIONAL act that iay year,s
Payment will become die HE rt Dig etSsptst!5e and
wa be made every officer Soldier shall pro.
duce satisfactory evidence to the Secretary the Treas
ury Of his being on thai day in full life.
The evidence required will be declaration mad. and
signed BY the claimant after that day, in the prc.
sence Of two respectable witnesses, 10 lie IS vel
known, stating his rank and hoe in ,hc Continental Army.
and the rank according III Which he had been elnd eni
tied To pay, under Tie act yt SECRETARY Of the Treas
Tins be aleo the afiiuy Of the Witnesses,
sworn before Justice d the Peace, other Magistrate
author zed administer nats, 10 The iden'iy ct the
claimant, aud to the fac. oi hs having made the decaa.
ion the day which i, bears da.e And 10 .hs is to
he annexed certificate uner The seal Of the ctnrt q
the County, as to Tue official designaAn sad signature 81
the MsgIsli ate and his beng authorized ad.nnis
ter oa The forms Of declaration, atii ut, AID
uf cate, subjoint TO this no ice.
This evidence should be enclosed and transmitted 10
tie Secretary of The Treasury and lift be deemed ssts-
factory, the amount found due will be RENTED to the
claimant draft the CONVENE 1t B'a1ch Of the
Bank of the Uned States. will be pad 10 his attorney.
duly authorized under the regulations lc have beet
b.f3iS prescribed.
Each canan, requested 10 Indicate by note at the
foot of his decIaison, the Branch of The Bank Of the
United States which II wondbe most convenient ior
him 10 ceive draft for the that may be due 10
W., anu II o'ee o ~ to' 49,, III az; p 49, !, uIi
soDce' " ~ ~ NY 70 $50 it+sr eom ~ ~,
e "'' "'''' w w " 5000 ~ ~ ~
pai then.
copy Of this nntice, W. the forms annexed, is inen-
den 70 DC ae"' ~ e"en ,ninS' 80 1919. I. an,
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Applications a" m yeIb'ns nee.Ssans !" y.
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.1DJOI-Rs1ED
SsHE,EssIEs'E'S SALE.

Er virtue witt OF Levar f,clSs, 10 directed, VII
E1be exposed Public Sale. at the ioHse o James Ar
n~, the premises, in Chsana Ilnndr d, on Fllday
the 25th ca, Of September inst. at oe,usk, p NJ. all
That ralac5la Polarization or Tract Of Land.
situate, yang aod being III The Hundred Of Chris ana, New
Castle County, and STATE o Delaware bounded as follows,
wt On the Eas' by The Centre Road. on The SN;h by
William Armstrong; land, the West bv lands Of Enoch
CIR, gg aud John Cada ell AMI the North by lands oi
James Armor and Jacob Robinson, containing in the whole,
one hundred and If acres, he the less, to-
soher it'll oil and singular the improvements and apper
ienalces ,hercuno belonging
The improvements very commodlous = story stone
dwelling House AID ei,cken, Arge stone Barn and Other
buildings all in good order, All excellent apple orchard
vita variety # ether fruit trees Of cince fruit. The
situation is ra'ly anil pleasant, within three miles of the
BOROUGH Of Wilnngtn and about the same distance from
the candywne Cna, beate Springs aud tie village Of
Newport The farm generally is in good sac OF cn
walton, and under unusual gnaatty OF Thorn tencc
handsomely dressed 1t is web wa,ered by number OF
Springs rising ot il, ard by streams running hrnng,
it, besides excellent well ct water At the door Winch
said pren. deemed and taken to be the property OF
William, Ario, deceased, and 70 be Sud by
William Herdman, ShV.
E.,tI II hs---fS
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Ftom the Huston Statesman Of jJrti,,cso.ig last

Postac,ip The Eastern Argus received last CIV enny,
gives the tor Sena five towns in Cumberland
comfy which give majority OF nearly FIVE HUNDRED
for the Jackson Candidate We COPY them below:
VOTES FOR SENATOR'S.
Democratic Ticket Iedera!anL A,ir,;nstfat. On
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Wilmington, Tuesday, Sept. Is, 1928.

Yesterday We had elec;ia il this Hundred for In
spec'o &c Seven hundred aud eighty eight votes we're
'aSep number larger, we believe. than any given
similar election before. The Adams men exertcd them.
selves 10 the utmost ;neay every ch they could
get was brought we behe!d item pushing forward
The beaidless hoy, aud leading decrrpcd old age the
polls, confirming the weak ai persuadins the strong,
ard yet with tlc attention the part Of the snians,
We have beaten them sy.-so also il is in Erandywinc
ana Newcastle There is extraordinary ,a,urc in
these Adamsncn and that is, they will contend every
inch OF groand knc wing at The time that the people
nave part with them and that they be left far
behind, and their chief, aud his go down with rapid
strides to the tomb OF Capucts.-Wc are by means
disposed to exult obtaining victories which we knew
we're ours before tn battle I've let these Hundred cec
cns pass therefore, without any flourish Of irunpcts,
beating Of drums, and at the snc time inform our oppo
hcnts that regret tia. such lauahc zeal AID Industry
as they display should be thrown away in hopeles fruit
.ess cNcltion in sinking cause.
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Grand Mate os' haii Lodge OF Kcntucky y and deter.
mined to get back TO Washington through the woods and
bushes and byeways Of Virginia. We do not say that VIC
telgence of the failure in Kentucky contained in letter
with black seal, indicative Of death the hopes of Mr.
ADAM, re-eecton-but do say that Ms Adams passed
through New Castle horseback last FRIDAY morning. en-
ms way to Washington, where he and his Premier will
rive almost simultaneously has been said by one,
mat the cap is left with Bnnstle round jacket is
changed for coat of ie according 20 the bue prospects
ahead 1t is certainly true that he passed through the
village Of New Cas decent horse, clad in decent
elolhes looking Ike man, going to hear bad news and
to behold AL his ambitious designs frustrated, and all his
tented our friends OF Pencaer from offering him feast
as he passed through Glasgow, which hinted at some
time SINCE when it was thought that the might be
1y roasted fhe had delayed the return fortnight or
so-hc might have taken re!teshment the road
with the Pencader boys.
But joking aside'his sudden cutting short of the cleo
ioneerng journcs shows that the cabinet itself now see
that the whole of their cxerliuns useless-the people
have declared for change of rulers and change mus.
be madeIence the necessity of speedy return to tic
seat oi government pat things in oder,-to make up
he accounts Of the stewardship, for truly the sentence has
gone forth 10 MI Adams" thou slal be no longer stew
ard'
publcanisma bloodcss yictoy-lhe triumph of virtue
All hail the sovereign majesty Of the people.their will
must be obeyed.
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farm IN The Camp,Ihe election in Kentucky has ru
ned the hopes Of the coalition, spoiled all their future
@ecttoneerng tours and cut sor, those already
fd and partly pctormed,-Alr. Clay left Lexington
-ne close CT the pulls in that town, under the impression
That Gen Me,calf had succeedcdby 5000 majority, for
Cincinnati where he intended to remain, receive the
Official account, instruct Hammond in SANDERS
% be brought forth in proper time, eat dinner, make
speech, and bow to the folks in Ohio preparatory TO his
oebnt on Pennsylvania and The antnasons in NewYork.
while there tie astounding truth burst upon him. that
Kentucky refused be transferred, this pat new face
on the aspect Of aifaits os.rnned The text from which
re intended % preacl, deprived Inn of appetite to cat
INC eicctianeeing dinners in anticipation, in short il
khotkca the prop from beneath the coalition. and showed
70 Mr. Clay The nakedness, the wrcchedness IF their
c'ndi'oa lie changed his course at oncche refused
oso 70 Ei'taugo Aaryansuo the manufac;urers,-io lei
&c anI'nespns Of New YORK took upon 'hc ls.c Past
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DELAWARE PATRIOT.

"Frown Indignantly ulon the diwlng attempt to sen4t
ono portion Of the Union from anotle'' WASHING ron.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
vETil. drawing Of the Delaware, Mar Wand ard No: II
J. Carolina Consolidated Lottery, Second Glass, vii!
take place Tuesday the 18th September inst AZ SIX
oclock--as the Lafayette Hotel. Wilmington Del.
YATES & M'INrYIl,, .ii,.raglts
Managers efice, No Sc Market Street.
Sept, IL, 1928 --S2
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A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of S,non
N Barstosv. late OF the Borough Of Wilmington,
dec'd.--are requested to make payment Immediate
ly: and those having demands to present them
properly attested for settlement to
WASHINGTON RICE, Admir-
Wilmington, Dec. IA, 1898. 69-it
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Office.
Nov. 22d, 1923.

in pursuance Of an Act OF Congress of the United States
entitled An act to extend the lime allowed fox the Re-
dempton of Lands sold for direct Taxes in ce tain cases.;
All persons in the District of Delaware whose Lands
have been sold for the nonpayncnt of taxes and purcas
ed on behalf of the United States uudcr s"ver: acts
OF Congress passed the I'd August 1885, the 9th January
1915, and the 9Th March 1916, for laying ard collecting
Direct Tax within the United States SO far as the same
have been purchased for behalfof he United Sta es
are hereby nouhcd tina the time allow for the Recmp
ton OF such lands revived aud exten led for the further
term ut Three from and after the ex iraoii of the
last Session OF Congress- That application me on such
Redemption, interest must be paid at the of 20 per
centum per the taxes aforesaid and on the adj
'tlon of 20 per centum cageabie thereon and the right
ot Redemption shall well the heirs and assigns
OF the Lands purchased behalf of the United States
sst the originals thereof
THO: WTTHERSPOON,
Clerk, Nsf,ict Curt, Dei4,raie District
Clerks Office, Wilmington, Nov. "a, 1898. 63-3t
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M ~. a first cate Stallion,

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both noted strains. He has been pronounced by
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the peninsula, and his colts excellent for saddle or
harness.
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PYONOsaAs fOr HUiiAing.
Oct. a..

vEVIiE undersigned will receive sealed proposals,
Ia for the erection and completion Of house upon
the property of the Brandywine Chalybeate Spring
The house to be $50 feet long, and 80 feet wide,
in the cear-to be built of Sione three stories high,
and half basement story, with piazza 90 feet wide
on the west front. and IL feet on the south, with
columns to the roof-the whole to be finished &C
cor'ling to plan to be submitted by the COMPANY.
Proposals will be received for the whole. or anv
part of the building and the Company will require
the person contracting to bind himself to complete
the contract, by the first of July, 1929.
The plan may be seen upon application to LIZA
Pussy, Esq Treasurer Of The Company.
WILLIAM CHANDLER,
DAVID C WILSON,
ia hES LATIMER, Jr.
Wilmington, Dec. 3, lS@S 67-tJ1.