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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-19
Celebration Of Independence E.
ensuing Anniversary of

ENEIE ensuing Anniversary Of
Il AMERICAN INDEPENDENTS wi,
be celebrated at Brookfstd, by all parties
without dstinction.-The Procession To be
formed at half past 10 O'Clock, will proceed to
the Meeting House.--Prayers by the Rev.
Mr.. SlOne-Declaration of independence by
Jesse Bliss, Esq.-and an Grafton by Charles
'fHe', Esq. of New-Braintree dinner on
the h table at one O'Clock, provided by Messrs.
race Elon'ast which will consist of all the
dainties of the season.
~ Tickets, at 81 :: 90 each, may be
had at the bars of ~. Rice and S. B. Thomas.
The friends of liberty in the vicinity
Clergy.
Fer order oftte Com. Of Arrangements.
WILLIAM CROSBY, Sec'ry.
June 10, 1922.
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NEW STORE.

VESHE Subscribers, having formed
n connexion in business, under the Firm
o. A. PRESTON & CO. near the. Meeting.
House, offer for sale,
a General assortment of
EUROPEAN, DOMESTICk & INDIA
GOODS,
Suited to the season. As much pains has
been taken in the selection, aud the goods
purchased as low as they could be in the CITY
for cash, i is believed that persons wishing to
purchase will find it for their interest TO can
and examine FOR themselves.
An kinds of Country Produce taxi
en- at cash price. Wea,drg to put out. Ssru,e
bread taken at cash price.
WILLIAM nj. BENEDICT.
DANA A. BRAMAN.
AMARIAH PRESTON.
.Miibsry, bay IA, 1922.
N. B. All persons indebted to Bra.
man 4 Benedict, on account of their Store in
slilbury, are requested to call and settle the
same.
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PAINTS. OIL. s5c.

r. & nj. have for sale, White & Red
Lead; Spanish Brown; Spanish White: Cut
Stone Yellow; French Yellow; Patent Yell
low; Crome Yellow Venetian Red; Chinese
Vermilion Rose Pink; Prussian Blue: TOR
key TIMBER; Verdigris; French Green: Ii
tharge; Lampblack; White Vitriol; Terra
de-Sienna .Gura Shellac; Gum Copal: Co.
pal Varnish; Linseed On Spirits of Turpeu-
tine; Came's-Hair Pencils, and Grainin0-
Tools; English & American Paint Brushes
Whitewash Brushes; Gold, Silver. and Brass
Leaf; English & American Glue; Lamp Oil.
ALSO
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Patent Cast-Iron & common Ploughs
Patent Steel spring Hay & Manure Forks
Garden Hoes ofvarious kinds; Garden Rakes:
Garden Shears; improved Potatoe Hoes
Lamson's Patent Scythe Snathes; Steel-back
a common Scythes; Grain Cradles; English
y American Shoyels & Spades English Cast
Steel Hoes; Within L Wright's Hoes.
Carpenters Moulding 81 Bench
Tools.
Just received, further supply of the
above Tools, of kHSNEDy's make, which. TO-
sether with their former Stock, make their as
sortment very complete.
All the above, with very large as
sortment of HARD WARE, will be sold on
the most favourable terms.
Worcester, June S, 1929.
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Worcester,.s.
Probate-o Office, Nay 81, 1922.
40 the Heirs Of Amos Prince, late of
LunenbuIg, en- said Couat. aeceo,e3
and to clIothers concerned e ~ F,,,.s
cfsaid deceased, GnrErIUc
VOU $e hereby cited to ap-
~ pear (1you see fly at the Court Of Pro-
PATE 10 oe horen at Worcester, in said Coup-
y, on the ne Tn< lay 10 July next, at
one o. Inc cYcs, after noon, 10 show cause
why the ACCOUNTS Of the Administration of
sala Estate slpuld not be allowed; and you
VIII be heardlhereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Worcester S. May 81, 1e22.
A TTACHED on mesne pro.
IN cess, taken on Execution, and to b..
sold, atPablick Auction, at the house Of the
subscriber, in Lancaster, en- Wednesday. the
goth day Of June next, at o'clock. P. M.-aIl
the Right IN Equity which DANIEL WILDER
has TO redeem the mortgaged Real Estate
wherein he lives-also, piece of Woodland.
on George Hill, in said Lancaster, situate Il
New, Boston, ESQ called aud containing about
twenty-eight acres.
NAFHL. RAND, d. Sheriff.
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Thompson Kimberly,
TAILOR,

B NfORMS the Publick, that
~ ne continues his Professional Business. at
ms Oh Stand, near the Brick HoTEr, in Avor-
ceAter, where he will be happy, at all Zines.
TO want on his regular Customers and others
ana promises reasonable terms, prompt per,
i0r"ance, and best exertions to please.
HE has recently received from the
City Of Boston, Collected by himself.) a choice
assortment Of TRIMMINGS, of all kipds-4as
also, the latest and most approved FAsnIoss
direct from Europe. '-O-'s >
rCUTTiNG attended 70, as usual
with despatch and accuracy.
Worcester, May 90, 1922.
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Boston Glass.
RICE G MILLER

"a AVING been appointed A.
n = gents for the sale of BOSTON GLASS
IN This County, will supply any size or qdanti-
ty, upon the same terms en- which it is sold AZ
the Mandatory.
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Wanted to Contract.

VESHE Subscriber wishes to
n contract for a large quantity of WEAV-
ING to be done this Spring and Summer, viz.
-7Gingham or Plaids-Checks and Stripes
Ticking and Twill'd Denims, &C. &c.
HENRY A. PENNIMAN,
No. So, BROAD Street, Boston.
Where is for Sale CORDIALS. of all
kinds-and general assortment of DoMES-
TICK GOODS.
Boston, March a, 1929. 3ni
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Atheneum, No. 1874.

IS gust received, by G.. A. T'RUAfBJT,f.
CONTAINING as usual, a great variety Of inter.
49, esting matter.
Worcester, May 20, le2y,
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Ba58atDugetts 9pp
PUBLISHED BY

WILLIAM MANNING & SON,
Nearly opposite The Centre School House.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
D!en

On Sunday last, Thomas, only son of Mr.
Wi'opghby Mayburry, of this place, aged
f6 yesrs.-The snsV,y IF manners of this
youth, togeiher With his manly. polite and a i.
Unable department. had erdesr-d him tn all
who knew him. To bis berraved pareot.
bis loss is frreparahle; with them we sincere.
ly monro the affecting dispense ton. His
remains were conveyed to the silent tomb,
attended by large concourse of relatives,
friends and acqahintances.
-, On Tuesday last, Mr.. Edsoard
Slater, Cabinet-melser Mr.. s. had lon,
been respectable inhsbitaut of our bnrous b.
and was ever distinguished for hi. inpff-psive
di'rosition and goodness, Of heart. His re
mains were conveyed TO the Presbyterian Bu
rSing-GFound, accompanied by his weeping
family, and a large conconrse of neigh.
hHrA ar" scqusintance'; he was iotsrrei with
Ns."nic horrors
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
Five Dollars Reward.

q Osfoo Wednesday The 10th inst.
a-Afn Bradd"ek street, between NJ.
BAruhar''s and the south snd If the
t'wn. Il Blue Striped bingham Reti,
cute, having IN it
A ied Morocco Pocket Book.
containing Five DplIaF Notes. Tn,
Retieuie also contained 4 yards cross
barred Bingham, 4 4 do. thread ede.
ing. f2 do. Book Muslin. pair
Md Gloves, 4 pair black Morocco
Shoes, and ball Of Boss, No, 30
Rny person returning said proper
~ To the Gazette Office siialI receive
the shove reward,
JHIv eO-stpd.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

The arrival of The regular packet at New
York has furnished English Journais to the
frs. W June Reports relative 60 the state Of
the relations between Russia and Turkey, and
the probability of war between these mowers
are rs contradictory as hitherto, yet We can
not divest ourselves Of the opinion that ALEX.
aNDER will make war unless advantages of
very important nature are rendered to him
His influence in the councils of France is
muct weakened by the death Of the Duke de
RIcuELrEu, who was in fact, when in power.
his Minister. We regret to observe tina, the
Greeks have suffered severely in the Island
Of Scio. STATE OF IRELAND
by our extracts IL will be seen tina, this un.
happy country continues to suffer all The hor-
rors Of famine and d,sease,-We can only re.
fer to the details. for he subject is really loo
distressing to dilatc upon.-Fed Gas.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Washington. July I5-The folfows
ing is a translation Of the decision of
his imperial majesty the emperor of
all the RusSias, upon the question sub
Eaiiied To him by che governments of
the U. States and Of Great Britain,
by virtue Of the convention of the Goth
OF October, 1918, OF the true intent
and meaning Of that part IT the fret
article Of the treaty oE Client, by
which 1t was stipulated that s. ali
territory. places, and possessions,
whatsoever, taken by either party
from the other, during the war, or
which might be taken after the sign
ing Of the said treaty, excepting only
the islands hereinafter mentioned,
should be restored without delay, and
without causing any destruction, or
Carrying away any of the artillery, or
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
MarSlal's Sale

B NDkR terree of the W;,oh.
a. ter Chnnesry Court prouounes,F
he TN day of April 1892 in seysrat
causes dePendInS in The said Court he.
."etn Hugh Brent. Samuel Bsijy. Ben
l1min H,tt ond o'her., and Tnhn G..
Green and others Defendants, 1 sbaIt
eFPose to sale at public aue,iou bero,s
'he door Of the Court House in the,
town ut Winchester, on Wednesdav
the 7ih day Of August next. the Lfs
state Of J.hn c. Green 10 The tract NJ
!and ri The proceedings mentioned.
for particular description Of which
see deed from Thomas Camnbsu -,
Reuben JoI dan in Trust f., EI;zaha,t,
Green Of record in the Office Of Fed
er'ek County Court--aIyo a mnrtg.oo,
from said Reuben Jordan, IohnC. G2esn,
and wife 20 Bay,d Bum for The beus6t
- Green" Creditors dated 81 of AnriE
1871 ard Of record in tbe offies Of Ed.
erIck C"unty Court. Terms of sale
one third in cash. one third in s;y.
m"nfhs' sad the remaining third in
twelve months, The purchaser eiying;
bonds and good security TO seeuTe the
two last payments.
FRANCIS N. BEcKWIYH.D for
JOHN s. PEYTON, NJ. ~. 6,
Jolly 6--tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
nv. Randolph asain.-rt appears

Nv. Randolph asain.-rt appears
that our cOubirymsn, Mr., Randolph,
has made another speech in LONDON,
at meeting of the " British and Far.
eign School Soeiery." held on the 10Th
of May. The following notice of his
remark is contained in the Times of
the t7th: ". Y finer.
"Mr. Randolph <of the American
eongress1 proposed a vote Of thanks to
his Grace the Duke Of Bedford, and
the nohlemen ind gentlemen vice pat-
rons Of the soeiety. He dwelt upon the
hopors and virtues Of the house Of
Russell! land their nemes which were the
objects of his resolution. among which
were those If the noblemau who is at
this head of the Catholics Of Ireland, 81
the venerable bishop of Norwich"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
ODeqaOn Factory.

ME undersigned very respectfully
y informs RS friends and customers
OF bis Willingness to serve them by
manufacturing wool into any kind Of
cloth, or color in common use.-The
prices Of work will be moderate, and
wool taken in payment II delivered
when orders for work are handed in.
Chrding will also be done at cts, per
pound for cash, or upon o short credit
10 punctual customers.
May z, DANIEL AMIN.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20

-
FIRE!--Ou Wednesday night last,
our citizens were again aroused by
the cry OF ERE. The fanes were first
discovered issuing through The roof of
the house lately occupied by MIR.
james Beck, on the main street, which,
with the adjuinins house occupied by
Mrs Graham, and several ont build
Inss. were cOnsamed. The nightly pa.
trOie had passed the house hut half an
hour 1SevinGs to the alarm being Civ
en-, at which time all appeared cafe
There can he no doubt that the i.e
was the work IT soms vile ineendlaty
az the house in which it commenced
was anoseuPied at the time. This is
the second instance. within less Than
three years, that Mrs. Graham hs,
been obliged 10 fly at night from her
burning house with the to,s Of much
of her furniture, and almost with das
ger TO herself and family from The sud
den and ueaF appearance of .he flames.
Herald.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
CONTEMPT OF COURT.

1t appears ff"u the following, thai the
Lawyers OF Pi.tsburg Do n"t eonfine
themselves TO sgiadg arguments; but
, when DeetsSaTy resort to some more
powerful weapon, calculated to con-
vince man sySh against his will.
Pennsylvania viii soon be- famed for
publishing Lawyers foT ecnteE,ps of
her courts Of Justice.
''On Saturday tie &zd uIt. Two astoT.
MES John II hopkins and Neville B,
Craig esqs. were arrsisned at the bar
IA Pitsbufg, FOR contempt If court,
and 6ned $3.50 each. Or the Saturday
preceding, they were engaged OF The
opposite eide ct . cause wherein tie
matter at issue between their clients
amounted to dollar and so cents be-
fore an sdiourned court cf common
-pless-judge Wiikias presiding. Craig
0e4ceused Hapkins of having made false
representations to the couri which wes
denied, md re asserted: when the fsI.
ter called size former liar - whereuy-
on CtaiS jumped 90 him and gave him
mode 81" p"mmelliDg, 10 the no
small amusement Of the court and bye
standsrs,-This circumstance gives
the Ire 10 some body, who has sngeLy,
ns he'Surpo'ed, likeDed tIco attorhips 20
par ut scissors, The blades of Wfieh
cur whni passes between he'n. without
cutting themselves" Putsburg .Mer.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20

other public property originally cap.
'ared IN said forts or places, which
should remain therein upon the ex
change OF the notifications of SAID trea
", Or any slares or other pricate
property"
TRANSLATION.
The emperor is of opinion, Ssthat the Uni.
ted States Of America are entitled to a lust
indsfcniication from Great Britain for all
private property carrisd .wsy by she British
forces; and IS the question regards slaves
more especially. for all such slaves as were
carried away by the British forcss from the
places and territories Of which the restitution
was stipulated by the treaty. in quitting the
ssid places and territories
''Fhst the United State, are entitled to
consider. as having bseu 20 carried away, all
such slaves as may have been transported,
from the nbnvs mentioned territories, on
board of thu British vessels within the waters
OF the said territories, and who for this rea.
son have not been res,orsd.'
But if there should be any American
slaves who we're carried away from terrific.
Tles OF which the lst article of the treaty Of
Ghent has not stipulated the restitution to
shs Uaited States, the states are not to
claim an indemnifics tion for The .aid slaves
IL will bo observed that this is mere
iy the decision of his imperial males
tfy, upon the question submitted to
him.
With regard TO The measures; and
arrangements between the parties to
the submission for carrying it into ex.
ecution, notice of them will be givsa,
fer the information of all persons is
terested therein, as soon as they shall
be known.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
muatcaI Guittou.
sfG'R MUSCARELEd,
From Italy; and recently professor q

sfG'R MUSCARELFd,
From Italy; aud recently professor and
compoSitorof music IN tie City
Of PHILADELPHIA.
= , ESPECTFULLY informs the
d D. Ladies Of Winchester5and Charles
town, and their v;cinifies that ne has
commenced course of instruction in
each place, aud will be happy to
receive pupils at their respective
dwellings. He will divide his time
equally in the above places, Lessons
will be given nn the Piano Forte, Soan.
ash Guitar, Pedal Harp, Flute, Violin,
&c. and will ALDO instruct those who
desire il in fashionable singing IN the
Italian Style.
Or sig'r. Ms. lodgings are at Capt.
Peter Lausk's.
Winehe'ter, July aO--if.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
stray.

~ AME to the subscriber's farm.
y NEAR The White Post. in Frederick
county, Va. s"ms fms ia May last,
4 Sorrel Horse,
supposed to be sbon' Is years nld, and
about 10 hands high; no perceiveabIe
brand; marked with blaze in hi.
face; some ""'lae marks, aud the right
hind f"ot white. The owner can have
the horse by coming fcr@srJ, proving
property and p wing charge.
WILLIAM g. KERFOTT.
July 2O-3'nd
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20

Ertracf of a letter from gentleman
an BAToN RoUcE, to one of his
friends in the city Of Baltimore, da.
ted
BhToN RoUcE, June 9Th, 1892,
on Monday last, towards 2 O'Clock
IN The afternoon, judge Esnault arrived
from Point cOUpee, on board the Rama.
DO, 70 hold court ia the parish Of West
Baton Rouge. F3e went to the house If
Mr.. Hiriart, his brother IN. law, where
Mr Chaumonf, formerly French Of.
ficer a'sO resided. Toward. nine o.
clock IN The evening, aupper being over
Mrs. HiFiart had very fortunately re.
tired with her two children, and the
above three gentlemen were engaged IN
conversation around The table when,
all OF se3deo. fhey were asSailed by
voiiey ~ gun shots unfortunate
GtsuTnoni was thrown dawn, having
Ieceived thirty fee balls or buekshot in
different parts Of his BODY: Esnsult
received hall IN ihe leg, and another
one in tie shoulder. As to Eiiiart, he
was sheltered by the PANELS Of the
table, snd received no harm. The enn.
fusion ~hich the etent oecasioned pre-,
vented pursuit Of the mnrderers, who
could no, BE- recOgnized-From the
information collected ,bWS far, It an.
pears that the villains we're only tive
ID number, each ofthem probably arm.
cd with double barrsIIed gun; that
'heX entered through the alley which
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
EXECUTION

Charleston, July 8.-The ak eonvie-
ted blacks, who were Condemned TO
desth for Putting and attempting an
Insurrection in this state, were hang
cd, yesterday morning between the
hours Of six ADD eight, pursuant TO
THAR sentence. Denmark Yesey, u free
black msU-RoiIa. Bsrtau, Ned. Peter
aud Jesse, Gil five slaves, made ep the
nnmhsy
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
89e Sa5etts.
WINCHESTER:
SA@URDAr MoRNiNG, JULr Goth, tss2

MIR. Kercheval's Grafton will be found to
contain much good sense and sound patriot.
Ism--The principles he inculca,es do honor
to his head and heart; and should be deeply
eengrsves on the heart of every genuine
'r"pd of his noun'ry.-we recommend the
Grafton TO the attentive peru,sl of our Rea-
drrs.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
Caution.

MAJ As los, III ArrIi last, a nnte
wv passed some time IN January.
1885,, by Chsries Henry To the sob.
serihrr. amoautiog 10 abont say, All
persons are cautioned against taking
an as-'s"msus Oh said note, as it has
bse1 settled.
WILLIAM @. kERFOTT.
I"lv 2O-s'pd
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
Virginia to wit +:

Shu" W VIII
ut Rules hoiden IN 0e Clerks OG.e
Of The Superior Court of ChancDS pcv
for ibs Winchester District the fr:e
Duoa6ay in May 1922
Rawleigh COlstcm. PIsi,,;R
Robert Bsily and Ann TurDbulI,
rim Defendant.
The Defendant Ann TurDbuIl NJ
tnerwise called Ann Miller, mot ba.
wing entered her appearance aud ri.
ven security accOrdingto the Act oF
Assembly and the Roles of this Conf.
and II appearing by satisfactory svis
Hence, that she is not an inhabitant oP
this country IL is ordered. That the
said Defendant doappesr here on tho
first day OF The Hext term aud .osvvar
the bill Of the plaintiff =; and lSst %.
py Of this order be forthwith iDserted
IN some newspaper Published IN Win,
chester for two months suecessiveIv
aud posted At the from, door cf iba.
Court HOaSs in The said towo Of Wins,
chester.
a CcVy'-.Tesi.
DANIEL LEE. c. e.n
Iare &C ~
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20

separates Biriar,'s plantation from
that OF Mr.. VaIerieD ALLAH, where
they left their horses, aud then penetra-
ted into the garden lying in the rear of
the horses, and on which the room
where the three gentlemen were at
supper, was situated: and that there
favored by darkness they waited for
the opportunity of committing their AT.
tempt, and that after having executed
their crime, they went up TO theft kur-
ses. and escaped. That horrid transac.
tiou has revoIted every body, and there
Is only one opinion about it in the two
parishes; it is supposed that the COVER
nor will issue hts proci amation. offer
ing reward for the detection of the
assuilan,sA
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
con board the PeroIa. April 6, 1922

Erf,dct of q letter to The Editors of tie Nor
Joik Beacon from a friend at Cape Hay-
tien, dated ISth June, 1922.
&c This U. s. irisale Macedonian, Captain
Biddle, arrived here to day. in Is days from
HAvanS, but brings no news The u s. shin
Hornet, cspt. r Henley, now here. is to sail
IN day or two. destination unk Down, but
supposed on cruize along the coast Of Cuba
&c. The officers of the Hproet have been
'very politely received here. TSe sable popu.
ia,ion are very friendly disposed towards the
United States
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
HOSEILITIES BETWEEN SPAIN
AND ALGTESS.

Translation of an official Communi
cation made to tie To,c7, Council
of Port .uuhon' By Don Jose Juiiao.
mandant Of the Spanish frisate
Perota, arrieed at that port from
.Alsiers-
"The Deg of Aisiers, having rejec-
ted on the 26,h of last month, The
friendly proposition Of our MunaF EN-
for adjusting certain pecuniary difFtr,
enee. between the two Gosernmeuts, /
aequaint ycu with the same that ynu
may. ifyou think proper. give uoiice
TO the merchants of this island in or
der that they may provids against the
HUSTLE attempts tina, may be made on
their shipping by the Algetines, al
though the latter have at present no
great disposabls force for such cruises.
Trusting that you will also take the
mo.t eF~cllai means to make IL known
inlhe island of Mhiorea, remain, sc.
JOSE JULIAO.
con board the Perola. April 6. 1922
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
SEMIIN NAV In

SEHLINJ NAI IO'
1t is announced from Nissa, that letters had
arrived from Constantinop!e of tie 9th NAV,
s'anng Inst the grand Greek fleet. consisting
OF 24p vessels, mad appeared before Sclo, snd
that me Turkish admiral had been rtpused
at HaHiP"ii. This intelligence wants eoniir-
nation.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-13
HUNDRED MEETING.

At meeting of the Democratic Republicans Of
ST. Georges Hundred, held at the Trap, on Satur.
day, the 9TH day of September, 1929, for the pur-
pose of selecting suitable candidates for the offices
Inspector, Assessor and Road Commissioner, to be
supported at the approaching Hundred election
Jacob Vandegrift was called to the Chair, and VIII
liam Haslett Crawford, appointed Secretary.
Resolred-That Samuel Pennington be recon-
mended to the citizens of this Hundred, as cand
date for the Office of Inspector, at the next Hundred
election.
Resotred-That George Vandegrift be recon
mended to the citizens OF this Hundred as candi-
dale for the Office of Assessor, at the next Hundred
election.
Resoiued-That Richard E. Cochran be recon
meuded to the citizens of this Hundred, as candi-
date for the Office of Road Commissioner, at the mex
Hundred election,