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American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-05
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MILLET.

Lancaster, PENN January 90.
The Editor of this pepper procured last season,
from the city of Philadelphia, small parcel of mil
LEI seed, for Mr. Martin Light of Connestogo town.
sbip who distributed small quantities of it among
several of his neighbors, and retained about peck,
which he sowed about the time of sowing oats upon
Ia piece of rich clean ground we'll prepared. The
crop was very promising, but being DESTROYS OF be-
looming acquainted with all its qualities, he cut the
greater part in its green state for hay, and preser
we'd only a small portion for seed. AS hay he found
III very productive and quite as nutrous as any other
kind of grass and observed that his cattle preferred
lit to the best cured Timothy: The straw OF that
which he allowed to stand for seed, he also found
was reHshed by his cattle and horses, and he enter
ains no doubt that yields nearly, If not quite as
much nourishment as that whichwas cured for hay.
OF the extraordinary product we enabled To
sneak more positively from the observation of 9TH
| rs who were careful in noting the quantity sown
and preserved all the grain ralsed.-From one quart
Of seed sown on the farm of Messrs. Obsr & Kline,
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A FARM for SALE.

Pursuant to the last 7VH and testament ct Che cf insao$
deceased he subscriber viii eer "a PUBLiC mr. eH
IH,nsday The All day april ne1t, a the h0se q t@an DosD'
- he tozv1 IF Fqyf NTH the bptenanceS,
Situate in dragon neck Red Lion Hundred Newcastle
county and state Of Deaware containing about 40 acres
Of which about lao arabic 70 acres Ct Wood
handsome Apple Orchard of acres and me residue ms1
lent landing on the river Delaware u is highland healthy
handsomely situated, commanding hne view OF ene ilyea
Delaware tits nearly opposite the Peapatcn' on %nicn
Fertilization IS at present erecting and is on one OF the pro-
posed routes of the Delaware and Chesapeake canal me
woodland consists of the best timber and the arabic o
is Of an excellent quality and part of it well set IN clover
Feb %. 1899. 1875 CH4RLES THOMAS, Err
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE Subscriber having purchased the estahli:hment
&c ~ AMERICAN WATERMAN, has barely time IN
,Le nresent NUMBER to present himself respectfully petore
his old friends the patrons of this paper, and the Pup
tou whom he socits that share of favor which lie WIZ
endeavor to deserve.
II IS deemed speruous at this time, when the ann ana
design Of Periodical Publications, aud especially OF News
napers are well understood to enlarge upon their ui
M suffice It therefore say that the columns OF the
American Watchnan will embrace every topic common
or proper for Public journal, VIZ Aruces on asrcu
t,tre: Arts and Sciences Manufactures morals; ana s
torica Political, and Religious intelligence foltagn and
Domestic, &c -
An abstract Of the proceedings of the Congress OF the
IT s. and of the Speeches of the Governors of the several
t.tes to the Legislatures thereof shall be recored to-
t,ehcr with so much of the Legislative proceedings OF
each State, as may be generally interesting.
Tbe Politics of the Waterman will be purely american,
and n strict accordance with the Denocracal Republican
institutions of our country. "1fWh Victor without u
Ie,cen and so long decency and candor guide the PEN
NC nomns Of the Waterman shall be always free and O.
men for the fair investigation OF the pretensons OF cau
dates for public Offices of public men and puohc mea-
sures-,inningled with the wormwOod and tle gan uat
have heretofore characterized, at the same lime tat tey
have dsgraced too many Of the presses OF our country
Int the truth unvarnsed shall at all times be feariessy
soId attend zvhoyn nay-and while the need OF applause
h he Justly conferred upon the faithful servant OF me
people the lash Of censure will not be Withheld rofn inc
fraitorols delinquent public defaulter
The fair daughters Of Columbia, though last mentoned'
not least in estimation, shall not be passed ~
rarded portion of our columns shall occasionally DC
devoted 1e % 'e'f JAMES WILSON
Communications and ESSAYS from correspondents w be
1a.lv roceiyed and we hope they will enrich the col
INNS Of this paper with their lncubrahohs they Ey
confidently rely the most inyloabe secrecy WIN re
gard to their productions, and the utmost cauor ~ ~
ding on their merits. ,. on.u
mhecrbers who have been the habit ofsendng or car
nr at the Printing Office for their papers, VIII hereaite
find them at the old stand No. 105 Market street.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

The subscriber having obtained letters of Administration
the of the late DR. George Monro late of the bo-
rough Of Wilmington, in the county of Newcastle and state
of Delaware, decd unadmnistered by Jemima Monro,
his former administrators, also decdi requests all per-
sons indebted the said estate to make immediate pay
men and all those who have demands against it. present
them early practicable duly authenticated for settle
ment to GEORGE JONES, Admir-.
Wilmington, Feb. 25, 1892. I4-6t
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From the Democratic Preaa.

Prom the Democratic PreaS.
A fellow in country town
A tavern kept, near to the spot
Where Cattle that had strayed, were put
Which place is called-The Pound.
This Landlord had humorous phiz,
And much he was inclined TO quiz
matter in dispute--or some old grudge
Betwxt to farmers, near Devices,
Brought this droll fellow 'fore the judge
To be examined, at the assiEes.
The judge first askd his name, which being told,
He next asked what he was--with look profound
To which the fellow answered, that he sold
Ale, Beer and Cider-by the pound.
|"Ale, Beer and Cider, by tie flOuxd" he said!
I'I never heard that folks their liquor Weighed"
I"I do, and don't,"t the fellow cried,
."You do and DON'T" the judge reply'd
I"Answer direct sir--tell me hO1U you do;"
Isl am pretty we'll thank ye-how are you?"
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DIYIDEN

The President and Managers Of the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Turnpike Company have thls day declared
dividend Of three per cent the stock Of sad company
to The last half Year, which viii be raid to the stock
holders or their legal representatives, alter the 2ot s'
- JAMES PRICE, Scc'y
February 18th 1929 9-9t
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NOTICE.

An rersons who have demands against the estate OF
ITE.WYtY W. PHYSICR, late of the borough OF Whining
ton formerly of Cecil county in the state OF Mayn ~
deceased are requested to present their accounts d
said estate either by bond note otherwise are desired
to make speedy payment to BENJAMIN fLhNi''
Administrator with the zyiH aniiered
x,,.,:. 4,no 81 1909 6--5m or If
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WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, MARCH, 1922.
THE WATERMAN.

The late proprietor of this paper earnestly
speedy settlement Of arearages that he may be enabled
to do justice to ALL with the least possible delay and real
Use his hard earnings to the best possible advantage All
who have business With him requested to call at his Of
flee, of Second and French Streets the Eastern
door on the French-street side.
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vol. l..
From the Charleston Courier

From the Charleston Courier
Written during The late gloomy weather.
These weeping skies, these weeping skies,
They weep SO much that ] weept too;
And every thing, like Mary's eyes,
Around, above, below, looks 6Ate.
Such days as these will never do,
My muse can never soar again;
Her wings are wetted through and through,
She tries 10 fly, but all IN vain.
Love brought wreath, laurel wreath,
And it was steep'd in log, not dew;
The little urchin droop'd beneath,
And gladly down his burden threw.
"The Sylphs have sent wreatht to you !"
He laugh'd as he his errand told;
"What makes it look so very btue!"
Says Love, otis only louch'd with nould.m
] clfpp'd the wreath around my brow,
And feltmy brain grow numb and chill;
IfI had worn the wreath till now,
My heart had been forever still.
o, skies that weep so much will kill
The MUSES., and their servant, Love
Their home is on the sunny hill,
Where nought is blue, but heaven above
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From the PMiadelhhid Uniss.
REFLECTIONS,

From the PHILADELPHIA U,rtsg.
REFLECTIONS,
Cccasiontd BY Frozen Widow Pane.
Bya young Student in Medicine.
What strange, fantastic forms are here,
by Winters hand display'd;
A thousond fairy scenes appear,
Tofancy's eye portrayal
Yet while gaze, the morning sun
Darts forth his powerful ray;
The crystal forms in streamlets run,
And, mingiing, melt away.
How like the visionary schemes
We frame when life is new!
How like to this, our youthful dreams /!
"As bright--as TRANSIENT too"
Experience, like the beam of morn,
Dissolves our projects vain;
Fleet are the plans of folly borne,
AS mehs the frozen pane. Edward
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cnNnIrInNs or rnr WATCHMAN.

rhe price five dollars gear to those who 40 no, eheF
n mr. Jcen,ber and fur Dollars to those who do at or
beore which time III subscriber wishes to decline, he
must notify the editor of his intention non compliance
@ civ mo,ths and no paper win be discontinued without
ul6ment Of them except at the option OF the editor
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POETTC.aE SELECTIONS.

IN Emirran:'a edieu TO Scotland.
Our native land, our native vale,
A long and last adieu
Farewell to bonny Tevictdale,
And Cheviot mountains biuel
Farewell, the hills Of glorious deeds,
And streams renowned IN song
Farewell We hthesome braes and meads,
Our hearts lave loved SO long!
Farewell, We broomy elm knowes,
Where thyme and barebells grow
Farewell, We hoary haunted howes,
O'erhung with birk and sloe!
The battle mound, the Border tower,
That Scotia's annals tell
The martyrs grave. the lovers bower,
To each, to all, farewell
Home Of our hearts our fathers home
Land Of the brave and free
The sail is Tapping on the foam
That bears US far from thee
We seek wild and distant shore
Beyond the Atlantic main;
We leave thee to relurd no mores
Nov view thy cliffs again!
But may dishonor blight cur fame,
And quench our hosehold fires,
When we, or ours, forget thy name,
Green island Of our sires
Our native land, our native vale,
A long, last adien
Farewell 10 bonny Teviotdale,
And Scotland's mountains blue
London Sf0T.
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DIssOIUrloN OF PARTNERSHIP.

The partnershp heretofore existing under the Firm q
William Poole and Co., is by mutual consent dissolved
since the 31st day Of the 18th Month. lc2l' III.
Those having any demands will please present theh
accounts to William Poole.
WILLIAM POOLE
JAMES CASBY.
JAMES CANDY 2Executors Of
MERIT CANDY, Samuel Candy IF.
Brandywine, Cd mo. 9TH 1892, 9--1f
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NOTICE.

of Appeal will be held at the Court house in
the town of Newcastle, by the Levy court of Newcastle
county, on Tuesday, the 5th day Of March next
DAVID PAINTER, Clerk Of the Peace.
FEB IS, 1892. 15-2t
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NO the Citizens Of Newcastle County

ltis common report and fully believed ny some, sna'
a. tbe house of Thomas Springer tnn-keeper, did &C.
knowledge himself LIAR If otherwise let HIM reply
by publication. ~ 1000 rfien' ~ i-'"'
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FOR SALE.

For term Of years, BL4CK-B0Y about II years Of
age brought up Farming at which he is good hand.
For apply the subscriber living the Red Lion
iavern, in Newcastle county, Del. HENRY B0Wlf4N,
March l, 1922 15-4tp
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-05

Wanted to Purchase,
Negro Boy, from 10 IA years old Inquire at the Of
flee of the Watchman. 15-4t
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TO BE RENTED.

A Room suitable for Shoemaker, Tinplate wroker
Taylor, Grocery store, &c Inquire at the office Of the
Wachman
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines tor term
less than three months four times for one dollar and TWEEN
~ cents for every subsequent insertion longer ones pro
oron Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements are to be inserted OF ey
viii be continued till forbid Letters to the hator 70 ~
sure attention must be post paid.
.9dvertsing byMe year.
IT. Subscribers. To Non-Subscrihers
year Slo, W year q % N
6months D, ~ mohtls = N N
do. AIS do' = ~
ri, Two apprentices TO the Printing business are I'M
,nediately wanted in the office Of the Watchman
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PRINTING

OF every description neatly executed al the Office
Of the American Waterman, no. 1905, Market ST.,
Wilmington, (Del.)
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FOR SALE CHEAP!!

very large Corner CUPBOARD. Inquire al
the office of the Watchman.
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WOOL.

WOOL.
~ .rh,rsJov morning. the 9TH March, at IL o'clock pre-
c;se at the Auction store, No 81, south Front street,
Philadelphia, will be soid
ia Bales Washed Wool,
ofsupsrior quality Terms. at sale.
,4-st L&W. LfPPLNCoTT g CO, .sae'ra.
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"HamiltOn School"

WITH the design of conforming TO
w precedent heretofore unkno"n)
respecting the terms of tuition, the regula-
tons of this institution are altered as tol-
lows, viz:
The school will be divided into two
classes; the first, to be instructed in Spell
ling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Eng
Iish Grammar, and Geography, at 5 dol
lars per quarter. The second, in the Con-
struction of Maps. Use Of the Globes,
History, Letter and Essay Writing, A!ge'
bra, Geometry, Logarithms, Plane Trlgo-
nometry, Height and Distances, MensTra-
ton, and the Latin Language, at 6 dollars
per quarter:
Quilts, ink and pencils so cents.
The day will be divided into three SEES
sions-the first from sunrise unta half past
seven, A. M. the second from name until
one. the third from three until sir P. W..
], THOMAS WHEAT.
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Mauor's Office, eth July, 1922.

Mayors Office, eth July, 1922.
WHEREAS by the 2$d section OF law
" of the Corporation, passed 2Oth OF
January, 1891, il is made the duty OF the
mayor, whenever, in his opinion, the safe
g of the citizens may require it, to pro-
hbit, by proclamation, for limited peri
cd, the running at large of all animals of
the DOG kind, within the limits OF the
corporation: -.
And whereas It has been satisfactorily
ascertained, that such safety is in Jeopar-
dy, i'll consequence Of mad dog having
been seen in the streets-For remedy
whereof, all masters or owners are reques-
ted to con6ne their DOGS until the first
day of October Eext; and in default there
of the police constables are charged to en-
force the law in such cases made and pro-
vided.
Given from under my hand this 9th
day Of July, 1929,
CHR. NEALE, Mayor.
iuly %
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CHARLESTON. July &c.
SINCE OUR LAST.

ARRIVED SINCE oUh LAsA.
Schooner Mary Ann 4. A'dIldge' a ne
s,oderiDl New Orleans, 81 days, and 20
from the Balize. Sailed in company with
hTig BeIyidere, Lamson, for New York,
and and parted with her July list, in lat. 2 &c,
Sc. June 9sth, lat, 2S, 6, spoke ship Ba-
lie, Harding, 90 days from Philadelphia.
for New-Orleans, all well. On the 9Th
inst. off Tortusas, was boarded by the Co.
iombian cruiser Guayrsno Librs, Wm.
Brothertou, Esq. commander, from La
guira and cruise, armed with one 80
ppounder who informed US, that on the
stb of July, at a, Pm. Contey Island bear
ing S. the Guayreno Libre fell IN with the
herm. brig Venus Of ALEXANDRIA.
from Cape de Verbs, bound to New Or
leans, the captain sick, the mate despe.
rately so; on short allowance of water;
sdppliedI them with water. fresh pro-
visions, and sent the Doctor to them who
gave them the necessary assistance.
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Public Sale.

Ax On Friday the Esd day Of Au.
MN gust next, at 5 clock, P NJ. the
Asss subscriber wi offer at public safe
H. on the premises, a two story frame
tenement and lot of ground on The south
side OF King street, between Fairfax and
Royal streets. now il the occupation Of
John P. Lairuite, in front on King st, Is
feet 5 inches, in depth loo feet to a 20
feet alley. The above sale will be made
under deed of trust from Adam Lynn, TO
the subscriber, to secure debt due to the
United States "A portion OF the purchase
money not exceeding per cent. will be,
required in cash, on the residue creditlof
six, nine, and twelve months, will be al
lowed payments to be secured by deed
of trust and an approved endorser.
K. |. TAYLOR, Trustee.
july 90 cots
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French Goods.

VNHE subscriber has just received from
Il Charleston, S. c.
G doz fruits in brandy, consisting OF
peaches, apricots, green cages, & green
prunes
s doz Double rose water
doz Capers
10 boxes olives each box containing
dozen
doz Ratafa de cotinai
St. Pierre Martinique
g China jars preserved ginger
boxes dryed citroD
g dozen pine apple syrup
5000 French lines
all Of the very best quality, and latest i'm
poftation. r
JOHN. HEPBURN:
july 60 1t
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Charles Bennett.

1T AS received and offers for sale by
IL wholesale,
as cases Irish linens, remarkably oh zap
Is do Cd IA ga ga &..lO-4 diaper and
damask
60 corded and colored muslins
Cambria muslins, of various qualities
London gingbans, null null musIins
Russia and Irish sheetings
Flag Bandanna hhdkfs. very sup qIt'y..
Hirsts Black, and navy blue Imperial
Saxon cloth
Seine and sewing Irvine,
Patent shoe and coloured threads
Gentlemen's doeskin and Beaver gloves
may law6w
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ARRIVED. JULY 70.

ARRIVED 'JULi 81
Chin Eagle, Morrell. London.
our AImira, Robinson, Tbomaston.
s DS Cygnet, Dean, Philadelphia, 8 as;
onnods and groceries TO merchants.
dry gOOF Friend to- Peace, Fendall, Herring
oC tobacco to WIN. Fowle & Co
oa scbr Union, Coal, Richmond; coal to
VIM. l.. Kennedy: ~ vi
" erbr Chesapeake, Griffin, N: York, 6
d.1s dry goods, groceries .and oats TO
merchants .,,,,
s,br. Pilgrim, Sowle, Providence, NJ.
In q9.--No arrivals.
: SAILED.
Brig Niva, Capt. Burnham, Bremen &
'n ScSr Stsgg, hewitt, Baltimore.
Scbr Independence, Hand, up at Phila-
loInh;a 9th inst. for this port soon.
u'; Schr. Mount Vernon, Howell, up at
Philadelphia 9th inst, for this port on-the
'V SIoop Matilda, Knapp up a: N. York
o5th inst. to sail for this port LIST Aug.
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RANK OF ALEXANDRIA,.

July |, 1899. =.
A DIVIDEND of FIVE dollars on each
N share of stock held in this institu--
ton, is this day declared, for the last six
months, and will be paid to the stcckhol-
ders or their representatives after Thurs
day the 18th inst. By order of the Presi"
dent anG Directors,
]. L. M'KENNA, Cashier.
iulv 9 3taw 3w
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Notice.

Notice.
PROPOSALS will be received until the
i fourth Monday in August next, for a
contract, to add to and repair, the present.
Jail of Fauquier county.
The plan may be seen by inspecting
report OF former commissioners, made at
June Term 1929.
The proposals will set forth the quality
and prices of materials. and WORK necesa-
ry to complete the building so as 10 en-
able the Commissioners TO contract by the
piece, or in the lump.
WILLIAM SKINNER,
A. D. KELLY,
WILLIAM K. SMITH,
CHANDLER PEYTON,
THOMAS MARSHALL. r,,,,..
INMAN HORNER, 0o"'"' o
JOHN SCOTT,
MARX. A. CHELTON.
EDW. DEGEES,
WILLIAM BELL,
Warrenton, July 81 st
Spring Goods.
pRADEN MORGAN & Co. have i'm
- ported in the ship Wilhelmina, from
Liverpool.
78 6ne and super fancy prints
9-8 do do DO chlnt2
Do super furniture DO
Do cambria musllns,
Ga do DO
Do camb cling. striped &Echecked
Plain leno
Tam5oured do
Loom sewed japaned
Do do do book
Tamboured do
India do
Do null MUSLINS.
Corded check
Hair cord
Fancy stripe
Do check
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Public Sale.
NOTICE.

A7ILL be exposed to public sale, ON
w the fifteenth day OF August, at the
Trap, in Nanjemoy, Cherries county, and
state of Mary land, about is likely negro
slaves among them are two valuable
house carpenters, and some OF as valuable
slaves as any in the county; also, an ex-
ceiIent bay craft, with her rigging, tackle,
and tender, some excellent draught horses,
work oxen, and other cattle, sheep 4, hogs,
plantation utensils, consisting of Wagons.
carts, plougbs, &c. household and kitchen
furniture, consisting of valuable beds and
furniture, desks, tables, chairs, iron pots
Dutch ovens, &c. and variety of other
property too tedious 10 enumerate. The
above negroes and other property are We
ry valuable, and will positively be sold at
the time and place above mentioned. The.
terms will be made known on the day of
sale. :
THOS. A. DAVIS.
- VIM. w. DUNNlNGTON.
july I8 ti5 aug
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Cut Nails Il Hoop Iron.
TIME subscribers have received another
4 supply of cut nails, brads. ard hoop
iron. and can execute orders tor ANY sizes.
also,
Swedes iron in fat, square & round bars
Casks fresh rice, bales of cotton
Baskets of Bordeaux oil LIST quality
Boxes of white !. brown Havana sugars
Barrels Of Muscoyado DO
Barrels white loaf 90 NoS
Chests and half chests young hyson, tea
Half chests & catty boxes Tyson do
Catty boxes gunpowder =, do
Boxes of Windsor soap best quality
Bhls of N. E. rum, gin and whisxey
Pipes of Holland gin :,
Boxes of window glass, all sizes
Or. casks g. boxes fine old port
Pipes h'f pipes s. quarter casks wines
Murdoch's best }
Dupont's gun. powder and
a very extensive stock OF wooden, co'on'
(, linen goods by packages or piece
July 60 A. c. CAZENOVE d w.
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july Is
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
nIED in November last, in Charles
IL county, Maryland, Mr.. JOHN Row.
Sen. long a resident OF that county. The
administrator of his estate requests Mr..
John Ro1ye, Jr. should this notice be seen
by him, to return and receive his share OF
the property left BY the deceased-Any
information relative to said John Rowe,
will be thankfully received by his sister
now residing in Charles County Md.
july st
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Forfeited Fairfax Lands.

Forfeited Fairfax Lands.
q A. MARSTELLER has in bis pos.
-. session List Of Land sold for the
non-payment of the U. States Direct tax
in 1918, together with owners and purcha-
sers names, SC. part OF which may yet
be redeemed. Any knowledge which he
may possess concerning the same will be
gratuitously bestowed. The list may be
seen at the Auction Office.
The letters of those at distance (post
paid) will be attended to.
July g It