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Sher!G's Sale.
By virtue of writ fvend exponas, to directed will
be exposed to
PU q ETC S a T. Il,

AT the ise of Isaac Clement, (Sunmit Brdge,) in ST.
Georges Hundred, SATURDAY, the 18th day Of April
next, at O'clock. p. M. The following described
Lands and Ienemcnts,
GITUATE, lying and being in the Hundred of Pencaer
oand County aforesaid. No. IA Lot of Ground, boun-
ed and described follows; beginning stake the
Ea, SIDE OF tie Road leading from the Town Of NewCas
tic, the head OF bohemia River and in line of Land Of
tie heirs of John Hyatt, Esq decd, the Road leading
from the said Town of NEWCASTLE Middetown and
mag thence along Tie said first mentioned road, in South
Westerly direction about II pcrches, stake thence
turning the place of beginning and running thence along
the said fyats land suheriy direction and parallel,
nearly with the said second above mentioned road,
bout IL pcrcics a stake thence by hne in westerly
direction inter, the end of the first mentioned line
the road aforesaid, containing within sad bounds halt
less. with two story Brick Dwelling House.
Brick Store, Frame Stable, &c. thereon erected. life
right certain separate Tracts Of Land with the m
pro enents viz No bounded by lands of D.. Keece,
Edward Cu;ess John p Garesche and Robert Nc Dow
ELL containing 50 acre, and 60 percheS No 2l5oun'ied
by lands late of sten Jackson Elisha David, decd. James
rrckson and Martha Laws, containing ITO be the
or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the property of RhesG
DrttSUn, ami 10 be sold ~
WILLIAM HERDMAN S'G.
Nci~ CaStle March 81, 1892 100-3t.
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Cotton Factory, Paper MIN,
AMID FARM
For Sale,

SITUATE on Chester Creek, in township of As
- ton, Delaware county, pennsylvania seven
miles from Chester and twenty from Ihadelphia-t IS
bounded by lands of Thomas Griffith, Caleb Churcninan
Morris Hannm Peter Hill, j. u. Duckeu others contain
ing 2l0 ACRES, about 20 (which is Woodland The re-
mantier is generally handsome state OF catvatlon--
it has been within tie last few years we'll lined and ma.
nuret dairy fo} cows besides 20 to so head OF cattle
and horses Of different kinds has been kept OH the Farm
during the last year.
The improvements consist of PAPER MILL, 80 feet
by 49, excellent repair, with head and tall on Chester
creek feet and all the necessary apparatus such as
Presses Engines, Watts Sizing, Dye Kettles, &c 70 carry
the pape-making business in complete order. THIS
mill full operation, at rent OF $500 per annum
A COTTON FACTORY, three stories high, built OF
the best MANNER S. by 81 feet situate on the same
stream with the paper m--wth a head and fall OF 10
feet There at present 1000 cotton spindes in orea
ton in this factory and also rented for $500. These
rents are independent OF tue farm.
pxusA ALSO, large STONE DWELLINGS,, hand
<ExTsh soncly inshed II STONE TENEMENrS,
s.s!Hg53e and Eve FRAME with two stone Spring Hnu
SEES, large enough for dairy Of so
Also large STONE BARN, 90 feet long, and 80 wide.
This property viii be sold in four separate Lots
gether, as may best 81 purclla> ers, viz
M. Twill contain about l0]acres, together with the
paper mill factory, and all the buildings above descrb-
ed. Thirty of this tract are Woodland the
der handsome state Of cultivation, and well sett with
| timothy and clover
Woodland There s on THIS tract anil seat of feet
fall, with all the Of Chester creek, 70 have the prv
ege Of damnrg SAID stream, back 10 the tail OF the
factory No lAnd also the right 10 locate dam
Nc, that may be necessary occupy all the fall
toned
No 3.-Adiuning No @ contains about IS acres por
ton of wch is handsomely tlmbered, bounded bv lands of
Norris fannnm. Joseph Pennell aud the south by
road leading from the Mddletown road to the Concord
road.
No 4--Contans l6l acres in client order, part II
which lis set with clover timothy and part with winter
gram This lot has been heavily lined and manued with
tie last year. is bounded BY lands Of j. b. Duckett,
G.. McGraGEcn aud lot 70 |.
The Whole Of the above mentioned property will be
| sold At
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FUUMTC SALE,

On The prentScs on AO.ND1Y, lie 25M DAY q
MAY .NEXT.
Sale to commence at O'Clock that dav. 4
siderable part of the purchase money may remain the
property, secured in the usual way.
Any erson wishing to view the premises will please
apply to Mr.. JOHN MORTON residing the property
orto
William Martin.
Delaware County, April ). 101-wts
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TO REVV,.

And POSSESSION giren the e5M Of March neat, the
tolloscins Property, to wit:
No. !. FARM on the Kennel road about FIVE
miles from Wilmington, containing about one humid
red acres, in the tenure of the Rev'd. Thomay
Love.
No g. two-story House on Quaker. hill, in
healthy situation, with fine garden, and stable.
lately in the tenure of Mrs. Physic.
No 8. large and convenient two story House,
on the corner of High and French streets, now ia
the tenure of Mrs. Barsow this house is well cal
culaed for two families.
Nos. a, and 6. Several small Houses on and
near the corner Of Front and West Streets
ALSO.-The Cellar under the rown-hall, which
has lately been occupied as boiling cellar.
Lot on Hanover street, on which an lce-house
has heen erected.
Lot at the lower end of Orange street. These
three last mentioned properties belong to the Cor
poration of the Borough of Wilmington.
For terms apply to
MARCUS E. CAPELLE.
Agent, No. Al, High street.
Wilmington, JAM s. 1899. 75tf
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GREAT SOUTH WESTERN ROAD.

memorial has been drawn up for Congress. by
the inhabitants of Ross County, Ohio in favour OF
having great road constructed.fro GAINESVILLE to n.
Orleans A reconnaissance, and survey were made
IN 1885, under the authority of an act OF Congress.
which have proved favourable; and whethe mtmor
!aiss urge the execution Of the work, they advance
.eyeral reasons to show its Importance. The five
States through which the route lies, expected to
contain at the next census, two millions and eight
hundred thousand souls. And the State of Louisiana
which is to largely participate in the benefits Of tins
reat national project, will contain then, in addition addition
70 this enumeration, apopulation Of two hundred
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thousand inhabitants, making an aggregate Of fk-s.
nWl0ns OF People whom this road " I'D d ,sctly
accommodate. There is, Continues tie ,nemnrsj.1
perhaps, no section of country Of equal .xtent on
the habltable globe which contains as large body of
fertile land. "a more saubrous eli" e. or vhich in
the progress OF time, will support greater more
thrifty population, than the one through winch this
)road would run
In us progress from GAINESVILLE to New Orleans
II would cross three bold and noble rivers, two Of
WHICH are navgable Tor nlne and the other for six
monlhs IN the year. for steamboats, of heavy burden;
besides other streams of less magnitude, which are
navigable for smaller portions of the year. It's
oeleved that the annual contributions ofthe people
residing IN the States OF Ohio, Kentucky Tennessee,
Ataoarna, Mississippi, and LOUISIANA to the nation
al Treasury, which the construction of this road
would directly benefit, including the purchase of the
public domain, fall very little if any, below fye mil
laons Of dollarsa sum which is nearly equal to one
fourth part of the whole national revenue
Some OF the considerations by which the const uc-
lon OF this work recommends itself are, increasing
the transportation Of the mail, at the rate of irf-
tve miles per day; its annual saving to the country
and by the safety and certainty of its movements
also opening to the citizens of the s. w. States,
cheap, easy, aud speedy communication from the
seat of the National government and from the great
chain OF Lakes on the North, to the Cult of Mexico
ON the Southern frontier OF the United States
Inc memoriallsts urge, that law be enacted au-
thorlzlng the President of the United States, with
the consent of the several States through which this
great national highway would pass, to commence
the work as early as circumstances will permit and
which shall provide that the road be divided into
three great sections The first embracing the couu-
try from GAINESVILLE, in Ohio, TO Maysville in Ken
lucky; the second, from Maysye, to Nashville, in
Tennessee and the third from the last named point
Ito New Orleans that three hundred thousand dol
lars be appropriated the first year; assigning one
hundred thousand dollars to each of the three great
sections of the road and that the work be simua-
lneously begun at GAINESVILLE Maysville, and Nash
vile, and to annually progress South until the whole
snail be completed.
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Drawing Of the Deia,care and South Carolina Con-
soHdated Lottery, Second Class.
ST. 48, i2, s. 33, 27, 90.
We did not pom honour sell any one Of the Capital
Prizes. though as the boy says, Of the honour
able Brokers have mack of claiming the sale. and
cannot break themselves of it. The Rhode Island
State Lottery, 9th Glass drawing will be received
on Ihurday next.
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000, of 1888, of 1000, Of 500.
II Of 100, Sc of 80, 7s of Is. 4s2 of and $3.50
Tickets IS, Half 81 so, Quarter IS cents.
CONNECTICUT SIA7E LOTTERY No. 6,
Draws on Tuesday next, 18th.
prize Of 100000, of 5000, Of 2044, Of
1000, of 1000, 4 of 500, 10 of 200, IS of leo,
Al Of so, Al of 40, 80 Of so, 81 OF 20, OILS OF
TO- and $40 of dollars.
Tickets S., Halt 50 80, Quarter 81 IS.
DELAWARE s. 5. C.AROLINa LO11ERf'
THIRD CLASS,
Draws in this Borough on Saturday the 9TH of Feb.
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000, of $500, of 1868, OF
1000. d of 500, of $50, 90 Of 100, Al of 40. al
of 80 ssof go, 50 of Is. 6l5 of s, and 5740 OF q.
To be had in variety Of Numbers at
E. BARKER'S
Prompt and Truly Lucky Office, No7l, Market
Street, Wilmington, Del.
January 6, 1929.
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Valuable property for rent.

To Rent. from the s5th March next, that large
and convenient brick House, now occupied by Doct.
W H. Gemmill, on the public road. within mile
of ST. Georges there are attached to said house
about % of land, in prime order to be let se-
parae or together The neghborhood of this pro-
perty makes it desirable situation for physician.
or it might suit gentleman retiring from business.
or mechanic.
ALSO-Severai Houses large and small in the
Borough of Wilmington some of which may be en-
tered on Immediately, the rest on 25th March.
Application to be made at this Office.
JAM 5.
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mingc and the topics which would enter into its discus
sions The ilustrous who framed the in strument
that to be assaed with few exceptions, moreand
where among the that has succeeded them could
hope to find their moderation sagacy, their spirit ofcon
cesson and compromise, and their freed ON from
and sectional feelings Where should find another Wash
ngton to guide temper and control its counses and lead
them to happy RESULT In their paces,we might have host
obeardless venerable scioss visionary protectors
we might have such unprecedented and impartial
statesman the Editor of the Enquirer, who would come
to the discussion, begging tho question at the Threshold
and branding entertainments, the very question which
he himself had pointed out the gravamen Of the
quiry.
We begin to feea degree of loatng at the very men
ton of these proects-every twaddler in the country
seems to think he has right to thrust silly crochet
Of his bra into that wise and admirable code which
built up by the abours Of Washington, Franklin, Madison
Jay and Hamilton I'VE wish this uneasy spirit laid
at rest md if Constitutions mongers and Codifer the
Able Sey es Jeremy Benthams needs indulge their
rage for Constitution making and mendng, let them ship
their commodities to the South American Market Utopia,
wheresoever they they be turned to accountability
are not wanted here.
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Total 1880
The above is supposed to be fair average OF the year
and the result therefore is upwards of $4,000 pledges per
annum he value of each pledge mated, variousy
from ten to three dolacs taking the lowest sum- we
shall have the Of SIS 000 annually advanced in small
syeldng nter to the persons taking the pledges
OF IS per cent, or SlS5,0O0
At meeting of the Catholic Association of PHILADELPHIA
Turner Camac Esq resigned his situation as President
giving as his reaso fear that any further operations from
this Quarter would only rrtate the British Government
ana iure the cause OF the oppressed people of Ireland
Dy.pepsa-A strong tea made OF rood soot and drank
freely cold said to be certain for this distressn
disease.
The Silver Lake Banking house. at Montrose Pa caught
lire lately and was consumed We sorry to say that
the notes were saved-fenn. aurora.
The proprietors of the Massachusetts, Journal one Of
the best conducted OF the Boston papers, have given no.
tice OF their intention to daily pa1er in addition 70
their weekly and tri-weekly sheets,-Nut adv
.Ney Brunsucs miEtia.-sir Howard Dong las, the gov
ernor OF tins province, in his speech the legislature in
forms them, that measure has been adopted BY his Ma
JESUS government tor completing the of al HE
3nd the province without any charge upon its local
fu ds"
letter from respectable American gentleman at Rio dated
oct 3st to house in this clty says Mr. Tudor has lust
concluded commercial treaty with this government" Mus j.
The Jackson Republicans of Boston Concert Hall on
Monday evening" 22nd ut and resolved that all Jacksones
are Jacksonians, and thai proper obey the
and keep the commandments.
The journal of Commerce. N Y says the sales of sole leat.
er IN that city amount annually about i 900 O00-About
900 heavy hides imported into the city annually nine
tenths OF which are from foreign countries, principally from
America
An tariff meeting has been held in Goochand County Va
at which, the people attributed all their pecuniay en-
barrassnents to the maadmnsaton of the General Govern
mem instead of the administration of their affairs. How
convenen "A debtor when called upon has only he can't
pays because MIR Adams has President and deranged all
his concerns The same meeting very wisely resolved
more economical IN their expenses, fo the future The tariff
therefore, is producing excellent effects in Virginia Mass j
who had learned his caechs yeiy aecu atey and being
asked Who killed Abel " guessea to the best Of his ability
and boldly answered General Jackson This reminds us Of
another deficient scholar, who being asked by the minister
g What State do you live in, my little boy?' REPLIED In
state of sin and misery Sir Query In which of the "a States
did die boy reside }" ID.
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The law of Pennsylvania, rendering penal to offer in pay
,nent bank note of less amount than 5-went into opera
alton on the inst We repeat this noaton for the benefit
of our readers and the public generally
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For the Deiaaoare Journal.

Messrs Printers, II discover IN late number of
the Journal that you have called the attention of the
public, to the law under which the late Assessment
was made. think your suggestion demands seri
Gus attention have read the law in question, and
am of the opinion, that it contains provisions to
tax improvements on real property which may be
made subsequent to the late assessment, until the
year l840.
In my humble opinion, twelve years. the period
which the law fixes each assessment to continue, is
too long. The former law was six years, time
sufficiently long, under any circumstances. but es
peclaly it all buildings to be excluded from tax
atlon Let look at the effect OF the law as it now
stands-there are company Of gentlemen about to
erect some very extensive works On the Brandy
wine, say to the amount OF hall million or more,
they will of course expect to be accommodated with
good public roads and probably bridge at the ex-
pease Of the public, to the amount perhaps OF
raj hundreds or thousands of dollars during the peri
Tod of twelve years, the expense OF which must be
paid by those now on the tax list whose property
already is heavily burdened, and this Improvement
which no doubt, will yield handsome profit to the
concerned, must remain exempt from taxation for all
this period. take this property merely because it
first presents ITSELF not from any particularly in it..
The probability is that within the period of three
years, there would be several millions of improve
nents this county. would goas far as most people
to encourage improvements but not far as this law
|conemplates. if | see it right. IT the Assessment
must sand for twelve years (Which can see no
gnul ErJ nope tiere sill be- s~rpie-.-t =
lie law, makins the duty oithe Assessors 10 assess
Ian improvements, within year alter they become
tenanted or tenantable. And hope gentlemen. as
sou have called public attention to this important
matter, that you will press it on the Legislature to
80 : = " " EQUALITY.
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WlL..s.,I.s >a!rcNrs
Tuesday, january 6, 1929.


Our Legislature meet this day-we shall probably have
the Governors Message next if friends don't forget
U.s.
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ITEMS.

alabama Electoral vote, for jackson,
Adams
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mai. for Jackson

mai. for Jackson 11,A3u
advantages Of qfvertising "A gentleman of this village
info ms u.s. that the profits lie realized on one single article
which he ateh advertised in the Chronicle, and of which
he had previously sold none. amounted in the short space
of month"; to than three times much his adj
yertisement He cheerfiy paid dollars for in
seting his advertisement six weeks-Pawuckef Chroni
Gle.
G- We hope the merchants of Wilmington,
will profit by the above. ]-Del. Journal
Cumberland, (ohio) Dec. Is.
Turkeys We have been informed that young gentle
Petersburg thus county, has collected and now
on his way to Ptsburg, with drove consisting of 1000
turkeys.
Rob5ery.- Archer Galloway, drover was on Monday
evening" the 29th ut attacked by three men, in the neigh
borhood Ut Philadelphia; who after woundng him the
thigh by pistol shot, robbed him of the of S2375
The money in United States bank notes of 100 So
~ and dollars Mr. Galloway offers reward OF $500,
tor the money or IN tina! proportion and 2U0 for the
apprehension or the villains. The U. States Gazette OF
Saturday states that three have heen unprecedented
who are believed to be the robbersone of them confess
ed it.
From the Ogdensbmgh Ga 1ete)
The Postmaster General of the u States and the cor
responding officer of British America, have made We
ny suary arrangement for the transmission of letters pa
pers &c coming from orgong to the Canadss through the
Post Offices AT this place and Prescott Letters &c have
heretofore been lodged in frontier Offices, unless the pos
tage accrng in ethey territory had been paid Such pos
'age, by the present arrangement, will be mutually ren-
ed by the respective departments, and delay will
where postage IS charged.
FarVn brokersThe extent to which this business car
RED in the city of New York, lately developed is yer,
considerable. BY a Corpora ion ordinance, weekly re-
turns are made the Police Office by the pawn brokers
ct the articles lett in pledge at their respective shops
Editor Of the National Advocate lead by curiosity
examine the returns of one week, from the 22nd to thu
2eth OF December and found the total number returncc
by eight licensed Pawnbrokers, amounted to $3.50 at thu
rate of hing than 1870 QUO per annun-they arr
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tVhAiAN's FERRY, .Henfh If 0seeksn.
HE subscriber informs tbs public, that b.
has new FERRY-8oAr in good srde,
for conveying of Wagons, Carriages, SC acres
shs Potomac River add the Opeckon Creek
1t will be found TO be the nesren road from
Martinsbsrg TO B)ons boro', Hsger.town, VIII
Transport, &c. also, the nearest and mos, dire
road from She pherdstown, Chsrles,own, {.
by way OF Wiliansport to the Cumberlsa
road.-It will he attended to by
f@Msrch 5-H. JAMES FORMAy.
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O. ths Deak Of The Rev Bs-yamin Aiis'.
He's gone, the Trend oi slnnsrs nov
tswrapt az silsot sleep,
Aad near the trad barqus's tossing prov
bis corpse sank ,G ihs deep.
Yet while his mortal clod OF earth
Ia oceans cavern he,
his seul enjoys the second birth,
Triumphant IN ,hs skies.
He left these scenes a anxious care,
10 soar 10 realms above,
And IN exuitlng accents there
Proclaim Ssyiour's love.
He left this weFId Of psin and NO,
BY angry tempss,s driven;
To flee where living waters flow
1oJoin the CHOIR OF heaven.
His prayer. while earth was his abode,
Was humble, true, Elncers;-
RS sou whIie hov'ring near nls God,
Is sounding high and clear.
Set free from esr,i's ailur,ng toys,
And SINS ensiav'ng chains,
He tastes Of pure celestial Joys
Where GJd the Saviour reigns.
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Tie Thorough Bred Horse
INSTRUCTOR,

- Out Of MACoG mare, and
sFlsssssI 4 her crosses o. he sire side, reg
uiarIy are Shark, Sentinel, CIau
eass2 .ssAseS % .iius, &c. &c. Instructors sire,
AIaoiSIAN, =. SIRE, sIs aRcHr, e. e sire the
old imported DIonEo.
instructor IS beautiful sorrel, seven wears
oil this spring, OF fine size, form and command
ing appearance great strength, ACTIVITY and
oe|uty- tie viii stand the ensuing sess1n at my
farm on Ope quon, near smithfieid, in Jttfer
son county, and Wdi De lei to mares at the re
du"ed prices, at E'gh' Del aFs cash the single
leap, iwelve Dollars the season, discharged
By len Dollars If pad within he season. and
i~enly Dollars TO ensure a mare, aysble as
soon as she Is known TO De with foal, or parted
wllh--hfly cents to he groom for each mare
to be PAID when she IS scot TO the horse. The
season has commenced, aud will terminate
the lst o. July Mares from distance can be
furnished ~nh excellent psstursge al fifty cents
FER week; and also fed with grain, II required,
at IS cents day. Servants sen: with mares,
to remain wnh them, will he found gratis. Ev.
cry care and attention viii be taken to prevent
accidents or escapes, but no liability Tor any
that may happen.
March 20 CARVER WILLIS
n. u, See hsudbills for further pedigree.
certificates, &c. &c. &c
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1857 Prizes, amounting to

1857 Prizes, amogntingto s3sooo
Only 10000 Ticke,s--Not II blanks 10 ! mr..
Mode 81 Draetag.-Ths whole of the 49,.
be VIII be put into enc wheel rs usual. -
in the other wheel will DO put all the ne.
GboUe TIE denomination Of four dollar. NJ
drawing to progress in the usual manner NJ
1000 prizes Of S4,~ili be awarded to The ,ieks'a
he numbers OF which end with the sernin,ta.
hgure OF either ofthe four .fyst draan Of q q.
ent ferninaG0Rs.
UrMl Prizes payable in CASH. which can /.
had rs usual at COHEN'S OFFICE. The NJ
men, shay are drawn.
1ieke's ST. Qusrters 81
Halves lights SO cs
To be h'd in the Creates variety ofNunben,,
C0HEN'S
a. OETee, No ia, .Ha,kc, street, Bdltimo,.
ORDERS from any par, OF the United States
either by nail (nost paid) or BY private convex
ance, encic sing the Cash, or prize tickets, will
meet the same prompt and punctual attentis,
AS it ON pc s,nsi application.
j. L COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
Baltimore, April 10. PaIf,pors