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American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Valuable Property, For Sale.
29--1y

Ali the real estate of MORGAN JONES, de
ceased, late Of Pencader hundred, county OF New
Castle and state OF Delaware
No. valuable Farm (he latc residence of the
deceased) containing 300 acres OF land of prime
Equality, vel adapted TO the culture OF rain and clio
yer, with suflicency of timber Tor the use Of the
farm The improvements SAID farm are, good
wo story t}rck House ard Brick Kitchen AMI all
lther necessary out-huldln in good repair This
farm lies within | g miles If the village Of New
ark, AMI is convenient to Mills Places OF Worship,
sc &c.
No Q A small Farm, also in Pencader hundred,
containing about 81 acres, about IL miles from
he village Of Glasgow On said farm are two log
enements in good repair. The farm under good
fencing, a d lies convenient to Mills, &c
No. s A Log fIo sc in the village of Glasgow,
with one acre OF prime land attached thereto all in
good remarkable condition.
No 4. A Frame House and Stabling. in very good
repair. ia he VILLAGE of Newark, with two acres Of
land in high cultivation attached thereto; the lot
under good fence
! No. 5 a small Log House and Stabng, also in
the village OF Newark in good tenentabe order with
two oil lana OF first quality attached thereto
and under good fence
1 No Two lots in he village Of Newark. con
taining two and quarter acres; each situated very
conveniently is under good fence and in hi Ii state
Eof cultivation They will 7e sold separate
81 No Z. A small Lot with two story Fran
Il House thereon, in the town Of New Castle in goot
tenantable condition
! No. 4 Lease hold properly in the village q
= Newark, Of two acres of Land on viii, there is
i large. well finished two story Frame House will
n Kitchens, Sheds Sabling, sc. all in very good re
Ipar.
r The above property has been occu-
pied az a TAVERN for some years past ;--aud il
a well situated tor that business
al more minme description of any of the abov,
lreal estate other than what is given is deemed N,
Unnecessary, as il is presumed will be disposs
{ Ito pu chase without first viewing the prer,isrs
Vi The whole oil the above described properly vii
,e held Tor PRIVATE SALE, until further No
II tice- For terms apply to
MARY JONES Ex'trx, and Of Nj. Jone
y JAMES PATrEN ESecutor deceased
81 near Newark.
April, 1921 sG--tF
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Treasury Department, Dec II, 1871

StR-lhe frequent violations OF the 4Sd section OF
the collection law, which have recently occurred,
have produced an impression that the provisions Of
that secto have either failed to attract public at
tenton or have been forgotten.
To silence the plea Of gno, ance Of the law which
has been invariably urgd in those cases, request
that you will publishe at length the whole section
in the Gazettes OF Wilmington. Del in which the
laws of The United States are published, for one
week, After such publication the plea OF ignorance
will not be readily received as lust ground of mi.
tigation or remission.
am respectfully, your obednt Sc want.
VIM. II. CRAWFORD.
ALLEN M'I.ANE, Esq.
Collector Of Wilmington Dci
SEC 4S ind be itf'rtter enacted, That the nro
prletor, importer or consignee, OF his or her agent
who may receive said certificates shall oon ,he
'ae or delivery OF any OF the said spirits, wines OF
cas- denver 10 the purchaser or purchasers thereof
the certificate or certificates ,vhirb ~, nv IN acco
pany the same on pain of forei,ine the sum of hity
dollars for each cast, chest weasel or case win
whicn sEch Certificate shall not be delivered :--Ant
any casks chests, vessels or cases containing dis
TILED spirs. which by the foregoing provisions ouh
to be marked and accompanied with certificates
shad be found in the possession of any person I'M
accompanied with such marks and certificates, il
shall be pTesumplve evidence tina: the same afe Tia
bic TO to lecture and it shall be lawlul for auy Officer
OF the customs or OF inspection to seize them a.
| loreited and II upon the trial in consequence O!
such Seizure the ov ner claimant of the spirs
vines on teas Seized shall not prove that The same
were imported into the United States according Ia
aw, and the duties there upon raid or secured, they
shall be adludged to be forfeited.
Dec. 81 1891. dos.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
A Store 81 Dwelling House,
For SHE OR RENT.

The Subscriber is authorized to offer for saleor re
A large three story brick house,
in the town of New Castle state Of Delaware This
house is corner house fronting upon two streets,
The corner room has formerly been occupied as
store, and from ITS being directly opposite public
wharf that the Town is building, is without excep-
tioD the
Best Stand for a Grocery Store
in the town, The Dwelling part of the above build
ing viii be rented either jointly with, separately
from the store. CHARLES THOMAS,
Dec 20, l620.-47--.tf N Castle.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
True Copy
THOMAS MURPHEY, C,Ts.
Queen AIMS County court,
MARYLAND.
Chester BecklcY's Estate.

ALL PERSONS INHIBITED to the Estate OF
Chester Beckley, late of this Borough deceased,
are requi' ed to make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said estate quest
cd to present them without delay properly attesed
10 NATHANIEL BECkLEY Administ'r
Wilmington Del Nov 1921 Sill
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11

cuSdn winner. henrietta winner = County
and Edwin Wi mer heirs at law OF Court. Oc-
Edward T Wilmer. tober TERN.
1921.
The Bill fled in this cause is to OBJ ain sale Of
the real estate of Edward r Wilmer, late Of Kent
County, Delaware, deceased The Bill states that
the sad Edward r. Wilmer died seized OF a consi-
d. rahle rta estate in Qneer AIMS county aforesaid
and that there IS no personal property belonging to
the estate OF the said Edward p Wilmer. in this
state, that can be discovered by the complainant
that the said Edward p. Wilmer has left The fol-
loving children his heirs at law, viz Susan Wilmer
tten'ietta Wner and Edwin Wilmer all of whom
are MINORS d reside IN the Delaware state and
said Bill Further states that the said Edward VIII
ncr at the time of his death was indebted to the
said complainant in large sum OF money. 1t is
the cor- adudged and ordered ,ha, the complain
ant, by causing copy Of this order TO be inserted
once IN each week. for three successive months in
1.-The American Waterman, Delaware state before
The hrst Monday in May neyt. give notice to The
absent defendants Of the substance and object Of this
Bill that they may be warned TO appear il this court
| by Guardian or Solicitor, by the Grst Monday in
May next 10 shew cause it any they have, why the
said real estas should be sold to discharge the
said CLARA.
True Copy
| THOMAS MURPHEY, C,k.
Queen AIMS County court.
MarvlanA
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
I2EAEOY VAL

TIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
friends and The public generally that he has remov
ed from the Queen Of Otaheite TO the
West side of Market Street,
Directly opposite the Town Hall, Wilmington,
Delaware;
Where he has purchased and opened House OF
Entertainment for Travellers and others, sign of
JAMES a. B.aK.lRD.
He confidently hopes a continuance of his former
ifrends and customers; and trusts his superior a
Communications will merit continuance of an in
icreasing public patronage. ELL LAMBORN
Wilmington, March 10, 1921 Tot
" Horses Gigs, Carriages, &c kept for hire
as usual E. l..
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
NOTICE
William Spencer,

William Spencer, I Maryland,
vs.. Queen Ann
Susan Winner Henrietta Wilmer : County
and Edwin Wi mer heirs at law OF Court, Oc-
Edward z Wilmer. tober tern.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11

The venom or poson) ct he rale siakc wiper copper
Ma Nv adder AZ er beng introduced ia the human ys
lvphe ii of eiher f these reptiles he arrested in its
and IN he Of few no RS dest ed and com
,ely eradca,ed by decoc prepared and anin cred
{os few simple and plants, d covered from am 'tg
he Norh uecan Indians Of "hehnr they are complete
the truth Of nhich cannN be deaied by all tho e
h.,,s mad an nppor' UNIV of becoming acuuan ed Nth
,hn ne 1nc sherefo,e from the Foregoing premises il may
Re fsv inferred at where knowrege OF hose rernede
which aye 80 certain in htr ei,cs rs kno IN early app-
rnade nv seeking inynedia'e relief; all those
,;r NAV he cru he'd in the brd and proven ed from akng
~, which insenby undermue he constifu and bring
cabe diseases and thus The lives Of thousands may be
saved from uhljnely graves.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27

charge the duffes Of chief magistrate, and
whose public services shall Justly eutitle
han to the highest station in the peoples
gilt--Nhe, il shall be PROVED, is fesnlsed,
~ judirious curtailmcnt of our naiiunal
expenditures, TO bring them At least within
national income; who will stand rLl. pc
n 10 check the growing fashion among
SotcrnHeDt AGENTS 10 chrof Jacie Sam !;
and "e viii gave him our hearty support"
The sanr paper remarks, in conclusion
of lis article" lie hare cunning and de
signing men b,h Ia and ont efoa eouaeiis,
'eito teW Stick at nothing 10 get Tier object.
Let us waich Heas,'
Amen say We. Let us have for Prcsi-
dent an honest man, "A friend Ia itue econ
only, and one Who will be ready 10 lup oil
corruption wherever il exists. But down
with Plottefs and buying aud selling in
trlsliefs. AstU being PLEDGED. that is ont
OF the question. Thu people of the United
States, we believe, are too enlightened to
give their votes In any man, who Will de
mean himself by pledges, either as To poll
cy or patronage. The Presidency is mol 10
be sought for price, but must he earned
o. long tried service. Elect the NAN upon
whose integrity even enemies could never
cast an llnputatlon, and you will have The
only pledge, which ever ought 10 be given,
that the government will be administered
upon honest and republican principles.
10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27
NEW YORK DOCTRINE.

From the .S0ti0E0i .3drOcdte.
1t must he remembered, that We have 81
members u congress 10 elect. This is a
pulut Of steot national importance. The
STATE OF New York, it is 10 be hoped aud
expected, Will, from the character OF her
Representative -, command her due share OF
influence. The next Congress dominates
The President in caucus. We hope 10 see
men elected who Will preserve tie good
old system and discipline Of the party,
and unite in favor Of nominating Decided
republican; one who will remembeg the
obligations due To ms party, and untcs Ia
his character experience, Integrity, ability,
and iirmness,
We hope New York will not only have
her share oriniuence, but that She will Use
ii to put down intrigue and corruption; to
give us president, who will administer
the goyernmcntup Republican principles,
and who Shall be elected not for his readI-
ness to promise office, but for his talents
and qualifications. We know such man,
and we believe the people have already fix
ed their eyes on hirn.-Tbey know they
can rely upon his stern integrity. As 10 the
wiblCm Of ii caucus election we are not yet
quite so certain. D0Si0H f6Htof.
The HaperhH Patriot, in relnartnS up"
n one ef The .hdtioaot .1dDocah's articles
upon the uext presidency, says" Let hlm
sssE lis man, WHO p competent - DIS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27
SONG--Bg 7. Moore

Row gently here, my gondolier.
So softly wake the tide,
That not an ear On earth may hear
But hrrs TO whom we glide
Had Heaven but tongues TO speak, ns Wen
As starry eyes to see,
Oh think what tales 'twonId have TO tell
Oh wandering youths like me.
Now rest thee h"re, my gondoiierl
Hush hush for Up 20,
IL elm b Won light a ,ony height,
Nh,lst thou keep.sl watch helow.
On did We take for Heaven above,
But hall such pains as we
Iako, day and night. for womans loye.
What angels we should he
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27
RIOT.

,t, ,ADout 100 sai'crs, whose object was TO
s 0"'Gla employ moat and high wages, a.
s, "a.l III New York Oh Friday, and naae
t s' aI'ack On new sloop Of war, nbicl
C ave oeen purchased by the agents nfth.
:. 'V'i'piin government. The civil au,
'''5' l1e5 were summoned without DELAY.
NV alter few blow had been intercbaili
~ s''ne OF the ringieaders were arrested
g,',.t !i'e majority Of the scanned, under
,T' 'a'"nd 'hat they were acting un!a.fully
"'seerssd Immediately.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27

Nlli1if'iA-in Halifax County Court,
III thancery, the 18th day Of August,
lsl2
JOHN Daniel, Judith fuqun sarah Hancock,
John Esl'oh aud Polly his .tt, losurrly Pol
y baliel Plaintiffs,
Against
The Ion. William pauIci, Henry Coleman,
and Aathh his wife, EIliotte Coleman and l..
lizaheth his wife, VIM. Tally and Frances hs
wife Polly Noodson Josiah, William u Mar
TIA, Lucy aud John Thompson, Ariauna Nil.
Ter samuel, John, hllinm T. mud Hezekiah
&. Daniel, Nathaniel W. fuqna and Su4anna
his vile, Joseph Goode a. Mary his wifi, Anna
Daniel, ltenbin Hay, and Elizabeth bis wife,
Bouldin Vaughan nnd Susanna his wife, John
Ping n hnry his wife, BENJAMIN Lawson N Amy
his vile, Harrison BurHfs anil Judith his " IFS,
Daniel, Matthew, Thomas aud Ambrose Mel
sou, Joshun Blnnion and Betsy biz wife, An
thony Franklin nad Polly bis " lie, Thomas
Lnsley md Susanna Ms wifr, hlinm Hutch
er on mud Judith his vile, aud Marn d. Tho
mas aud Mnrtha FnRkner, Defendants
1lr defendants Ambrose Nelson, Thos. Lns-
ley & Susanna his VIE, Nillhm luirhcrson H.
judith his wife, Daniel, Martha and Thomas
Nchon, JOshua Blanton aud Relsey his vile,
Anthony Franklin aud Polly bis wife, Maria
ID, ii onas, aud Martha FawkDcr, children OF
john lawkncr and Putay his wife, JOS Gooda
and Mary his wife, Anne Daniel and John
figg aud Mary his wife, MOI having entered
then appearance and given sccnily according
10 the act OF osscmbly aud the rules Of this
court, and II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the court that they nro not inhabitants of this
commonwealth ON motion OF The plaintiffs,
by their counsel, II Is orderct That the sad
lnsinamed defendants 10 appear here on the
fourth Monday IN November next, ond answer
the bill OF the plaintiffs, nnd thai copy of this
order be inserted IN the newspaper printed in
The town OF Lynchburg, for eight weeks sue
oessivcly, aud posted nj the front door OF tisc
court house ofihis codn'y
Copy Te,te,
y MICnAEL KObERJe, D G. u &
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Nne Vvaet VI YlanA

Lying on The waters Of nig Otter River, coz
tuning one hundred and thirtythsee acre.,
more Dr loss, benz the ularc on which the ss.d
Newman now resides aud phrchased be bifD
of Wilkins Lowry At-o, Gle ilnek horse,
one sorrel mare .lld her eol "a bay.) one
red cow md hrr ycafling (5lark } welye head
al hogs. thlee feather beds AMI furniture. font
bedstcnd., together with any infrenso Of lie
stock that utay have taken place Stree thets-
cculion oil the trust the property will be aolh,
whelcr IN plncn or nut Of rlaee. apd lie titla
vested IN us a. trustees, will ba conveyed aud
none other.
THOMAS l.. LEFTNrcH, }r
PLEASANT NJ. duGGlS, iru7%S'
Sept q. \ stds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27

An article in an Alabama paper, after
awarded 10 him by his country, for his mi
litary services, but declaring him not so
we'll qualified TO act in IA ci, II capacity, con
cludes with expressing hope tlIan ~ he
be ntdde President, he uW hong ererg Scorn-
drei m Washington wit,in .dre minutes "
ter has Inauguration"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27
FLORIDA-TllE MILITARY.

1t appears from certain proceedings OF
the Legislative Council of Florida, publish
ed in the Pensacola paper, that question
having arisen as To the qualification Of No-
tiers for delegate 10 Congress, and il being
proposed 10 declare the United States sol
ders stationed al Pensacola and 81 Au-
giistine, moi entHcd 10 hia privilege; the
members being equally divided, Dr.. BIO
NAUGH, (thc President gave the casting vote
dg0iaSt he motion. Thus, should the sol
drrs feel inclined To exercise the right,
they can, as they Will probably out-num-
Der any other class of voters al the polls,
elect whom they please; and there can BIZ
no doubt entertained OF the success Of the
".r0ty Coadiddte." Are the people Of
Florida TO be- treated in this way, after the
solemn promises which have brcn made,
10 extend 10 them, as far as practicable,
the Institutions and laws of the United
States ? Such ii grant of power 10 the mi
l}iary is as abhorrent 10 the spirit of our
government, as, we presume to say, it Is
Unprecedented, except in the purcst mill
tary drspotsms. No where but in Algicrs,
have the soldiers maintained an influence
equally paramount. We are howcve5 81
ven 10 understand, that the matter has been
referred IL the President OF the L. States
il so, there can scarcely be any doubt of Il =
Executive veto being at once put upon tins
strange proceeding. Let the young adder
be crushed IN the "gE. Ii is hard indeed,
If the people Of Florida are 10 remain un-
der the mon rod of military rule and if
they are 10 continue the sport Of unslb-
stantid shadows, while the blessings Of re-
al liberty are denied thcm.--Aitcr what is
above stated, our readers will Aot expect 10
be told, tina, DIR, Bronaugh, who gave the
casting vote in The Legislative Council, and
who belonged 10 the " military EtaiiY nj
General Jackson, IS himself one of the can
dictate, !or the seat in Congress--yet such
appears to be the fact. PET. HL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27
'TYust Sale.

Ely virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 70
~ Us on tie aBth day Of August, 1919, ~
Arthur eewn,ao, ind duly recorded ~ the
clerk ofbGe OF Bedford county 10 secure
dsl due N,iiaa Lowry, also, one due snia-
iel trnd ca W shall proceed Ia sell totbe
highest bidder, far ca4i, Il the dn rlliag.house
al Sid Afllnr Newman, ~ He sib dag 81 next
mondh, fDc9ber.l the following properly, 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27

C0NMt Mo MD.
Departed this life on thr DIN Of la At his
residence IA Tue state oi Mississippi, >.'h.
oLAS z. llAlNsloN, formerly OF Henry
county, Na. ol an obstinate fever of twenty
seven day which he bore with christian iorii.
tuic. lie has gone, left nuiaerons relations 10
dePIore his loss,--Ail have TO undergo the
slme fate.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27

A new weekly paref, edited by learn
I'd Iiindoo, has been recently published in
India, in the Bcngalre language. II is the
first attempt of the KIND but the first and
second numbers were purchased with go
much a,jdIty that both were out of print.
The subjects ON which they treated we're,
the liberty of the native press, aud tie right
Of tiaI by jury. The title Of the paper H.
as singular as lis publication is novel. Il
is entitled : s,mg5and Co~maddy," or thr
".EooH Of isieihgence.o The Sua and the
Star are by no means uncommon ttIes ;
but this is the FIRST instance we have known
in which an editor has even implicdly adj
miited the existence Of lunar influence rs
applied To himself, although The fraternity
are often very willing 10 acknowledge the
great extent TO which it prevails over o.
Tiers. Y. E..lmtr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27
FiaAieys < slusieia,,e .

ECHOLS 81 NORTH hase izlrly 10.
IA eeived direct from New Ynrf. = r,fy
large assortment of VIOLIN String. ,astidsn 10
any that ever wa n this mrrbr', fad eta.nl II
no snpcriorl Ia any nile weird iise, }joIiss
aud bows, GefInan Flute nfevery description,
aud FLIES, a.. s-e all ot@l.ich 40 be soiaveI9
cheap
September q. Jf8
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27

a second Lambet.-There IL a gentle
man living in the town Of Centerharbour,
in \. II. Mr.. Caleb Towle, a wealthy aud
respectable farmcri whose height is } feet
10 inches, girth 7 feet, and weight $40
pounds. He is obliged 10 use second
chair for the more bulky part Of his frame,
Portsmouth journal.
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G A.N..tlmS.rlhlno
After which, for the second fine, thu popular
dramatic .etueIe TT the
NnAy of he IAake.

dramatic ectaele IT the
AaAy of the lmkc.
Rtcriped on .iioa5ag Ertniag rih Tie most
Wttoppatd applause.
fita james, (1af knisdf NJ Al. MI,
soopdo@) Mr. r!ae'de'
LarI oil Dongla', (iethef oJ -. Ill.,,
Malcolm GrWmc, orr Lorcr,1 Mr.. Stevenson,
hailse, tlunamcnoi SirA Ar Marks,
Mnrdock, ) liodorek, / Mr. Hyatt
john ol brent, lCapt0m 6fi A..
He HH0d) WI ''''''o"''
sir Roderick Dbo5 Mr. + Brown,
Alum Bane, (7he Roai) Mr. Ihatt,
Lllen, (1he Laty q Ia II. g..
idko) ''"S''"Nohson,
, ny nn'Earrl' Mrs Horton,
D'a"oh Of pS.nn, t1ae Mrs T. Brown
Soldiers Attendant4--G lnnsmen Of Rodrrick
y ollo"ero OF III James--jrian the he
clnsc,
Ast J. Scene l.---LOclI EATRlNE--seye.
fn' islhnds ~ perspective scattered on the lake,
with distant views OF Bfh ffape and Be-, .Gy.
rs The curtain risos, lhe distant sound OF ha-
gle Is heard. FIJI JAMES opptars on Hf
spmaW ~ a PolcettIy f0ck, wdh h@ TWO
9i'Ei HOUNDS
EdeH ~ seen c,oSsis~ he f.oke ia n bont.
Sten' III HI BOWER, Around the walls
are fhng haillc Ave-, lnrgets Broad.swords.
bow ma Arrows, with HE tnttored remains
81 fennan' ttlid Flag, the hides OF Boar mud
o"H'3 Deer SKINS, Hunting spears, and sey-
erf trophies OF The fght and chase.
scene SIDE LAnE--A barge, with no
deilch and his GlgDsmen, Is seen sailing Ia.
wards the Island. Above tic Spears, waves
the
Dannered Pine Of Sir Ro9e7ick Dhu.
Chorus of " Hail to the Chief.n
Sir lioderick Dha aud his followers enter in
Procession Brian, the Rreluse, cutters with
The CROSS OF YEN The .jllafi. ra,,ed and
IL m, kjndiea.
THE INCANTATIoNl
10 10 ne Gansnien - Chorus urasDeeJ
.Uaiise, Speed"
hct 1.-The Mouutams-.-A CATARACT
aud tuDE BRIDGE thrown ncros, a deem
slcn.-on one side Sir kodolick wrapped in his
iinld Is seated bv sAtehlfc--his nlcn Stun.
bering ON tbe ground. Brian etunds on The
summit ol IA huge rock
scene 2-~Iho pnss Of Ben Lede--Rode
mex Clan cnucraled among the bushes
THE GRAND COMBAT
BdWten SIR Boaorick and Ii7-JGmes
Act 3--Sreno i.-- The Guard Room.
The inst SceH iepre8tnis he HALL OF
AUDIENCE ia the KINGS PALACE,
Ac htng 8cdte1 on has Ihqone. ~ his r.
gat fo5es, and Saroaaded ~ has CJ.ut.
u Doors 70 be opened al half pfst SIX, and
thc curtain 10 rise ut haIt-pagt seven O'Clock.
n Tickels--Bor, one doIior-Pd, on, DO A,r
f,HiItTU uJjy I,.JF
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f0iiENS OFFICE,
Uuiiitab,e. .IJ{g 10 loo
state IIO!tery.
TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

This, added to i's compa, alive brllliancy. will
no doubt cause the sale OF tick cts soon to llsti-
f. the announcement ofthe drawing.
IN this Lottery, as IN the last, adventures can
ieeVite the cash 10, pilz IS sold 1t
COUENiS OFFICE,
The m ment dizzy &c drawn, and the drawings.
hs IN tie ioruct SCI enc, will be- conducted UNI
der tue sn9egialcndcnce OF the Commissioners
appointed / the Governor ana Council
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27

CntRIEsToN, Sept. In.--Aboat Gyc
weeks since parcel of Ailigalor's rgss,
IA or u in nuuher) were brought 10 town
and placed IN an open Leg amongst some
shayiigs, in an eXposcd situation IN a
Cooper's yard, ON East Bay.-On s'ator-
day last, some agitation was observed in
the key, and on inspection il WAS found
that one Of the eggs had brought forth a
young Alligator, and that several others
were on the eve Of doing the like. Be
tween that time and yesterday, 10 or i2
young ones had made their appearance ;
and being put into a tub of water, and
placed lnthe sun, were sporting themselves
with all the life and activity usually dis-
played by that creature when in his appro-
pirate cicment--tbe water. The young
ones are from i TO inches in length the
eggs were about the size of those of d Tuf-
Key.