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AN Aer supplementary 10 the several acts

AN Act supplementary 10 the several acts
Tor the adjustment u land oaims IN the
slate ui Louisiana
BE IL enacted bg TIE Senate aud House oj
Representatives. Qfht United States u /.
Mtricd IN Congress assembled, That the
rlaIms for lands within the Eastern Dis.
triet of the State OF Louisiana, ,lesctibrd
ny the Register of the Band Office of the
said District, in his report 10 Tho Secretary
OF the Treasury, bearing dat. the sixth OF
January, ont thousand eight hundred AMI
twenty one be and the same are hereby,
confirmed against any claim on the part OF
the United States.
Src. 2. Ind br IL .farfhrr enacted, That
the claims for lands within the District
north of Red River IN the State of Lo,lisi.
ana, described by the Regisie, of the Land
Office of the said District, IN his report Ia
the Secretary Of TIM Treasury, hearing
dale the first January, one thousand eight
hundred aud twenty one, and included IN
the first, second, and third clauses Of claims
b., aud the satre are hereby, confirmed
against an, claim ON the part oi the uuled
States, with the exception of the clalms
numbered forty and tilty-cnc in the first
class, and of the claims numbered forty
four, forty five, forty six, forty seven, and
iorty-eight, In the said irst class, (which
are Included III the claim OF Baron Bas
tropl
Approved Washington, Fob u, 1923
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a large assortment Of GROCERIES AND
RUEENSW ARE. Together With many eihcr
articles which age usHaIly tole found IN store
IN the upper codhu. al 81 Which may Ln
had az reduced PRICE for easl
They have al ihs tin. a4i agent IN tIie mo-.
tiiern nafkes, purGiiaslna . summer si4ppl. al
GOODS, which, whfn received, will bcoiler,
cd low
Their senior partner VIII remove to lie city
81 Ne~ York early this tail v here lie intend
inreslde permanently Cor The purpos. Of al
iending particularly 20 The purchase 1T Good,
as web iorihls hojse as for several otlsrs. 50
Una their advantage Hili nol he exceIl..d Lv
Sauy hun.e "a The stide, aId eqnalled ~ lew -
uoder eircanlsts0re- OF this Kind Hey cas6
dentinll, solicit shore Of pullic phrona.+
pledging iirRselvesio sell iheiF cils'omers. a.
IaI time. Nod iuHl artelcs, bargains inle rior s,
none which can b had il Lyn, hburg.
may ~ .w5Mif SO
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p The only article of interest brought
by last evenings mad, is the result of the
great race, Extracts below.
From the Extra Of the Virginia Times.
h1ng Island, Nay 9ah, 1898.
Mr., CRAWFoRp,
Sir In compliance with your request,
communicated through our friend Alr. l..
II. Davis, aud confaint d IN your letter of
the Esd inst. now embrace the carlegt
opportunity to iuldrln you of the result of
The Great Match.
We southerns all assembled here in fne spi-
rits and lUnedin the contest with strong rc
solution. We have lost the battle, but are
not ,anquished-could we have had an
open course to run upon, and not upon the
crowd, as was the case, we should have
beat the race Us OURS is the best hurse.
The first heat WAS taken by Henry, and
he closely contested the Cd and 3D..
The time of the heats was, Isl, 40-9d
7 40, and ID, II.
am Sir, respectfully, yours,
WV. u inHNCnN
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TRUST SALE.

by virtue of deed Of trust executed to
Ii The subscribers on the rth dag OF Februa-
ry, 1922, by James Coleman, and daily recor-
ded in he clerks oilicr of the county conrt
of Amherst, for PURPOSES in SAID deed men
toned, will be sold nor cash, 10 the highest
bidder, at the residence Of said James Cole
man, in the county OF Amherst, on Saturday
1 l,. csti, instant
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world ~ tssen 9Th. -eseaaiiia.ias .e.Il 4.
haH'aa race, when nc Ras llrsa 81 lan..l,.
ing mankind
" II WIS Ctateaubriand Who likrnca The
hirii ot young. Napoleon 10 The adpe,d a,
The Redefmg..
II was Cha'eaabfiand who brought
water from the rietr Jordan for his b9p
tism - NJ
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400 acres ur the i.aNn

ON With he nj pteselt resides, situate within
Two miles Of LyHehbuif, The lund bus bcen
recently surveyed \ laid oil IN lots 10 sui puf-
chasers, containing ffnm 80 ~ i2ohcre4 THIS
land l. considered by The boel Judges, 10 l,e O.
quail II mol superior, 10 any lind iu The neigh
horhood large portion df u being prime
tobacco land, and hea,ily liaihct.d some ~
The lois, ON which there Bfe some admired
mill sizes, are eniircl, Ia Nhnds the cleared
land Is Ia good heart, aud With thu use pl pui.-
ter ut paris md clover 60 mhiah the soil Is
admirably ndapled) could H. made To produce
tohaceo. eonsilirf his property well Nor-
Thy the attention oI any person who wishes
10 veal money IN lapds In the neighbourhood
Of LynclbnrR
private snlo of tho whole or any part az
the land would be- preferred bnl should II
moi BE- Disposed OF On which casa due notice
shall be- giton) previous fo the 10th ,lnv Of
July. II fair, il moi tho Gfa fair 1ay il,erenftef.
II v III be sold on that day, NJ public auction.
On the premises
The terms will be liberal and mnnc known
on application 10 Mr. George hbitloele of
Lyuchbnrg, who i fully authorized - dispose
of H. or the 8ibsefibef Win llses adjoining thu
land EDMUND TATE.
June q. Wids IL
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tOMhtkItAI4
Between the nonrs OF 2 and / o'cloek on the
24lh lust at the house OF her father, in Gimp
bel! county, departed tie lite, NANCY l..
daughter oil Robert Hunter, Esq. in the 10Th
or 26th year of her age. She left Most at
fectionate father, Who had necessarily and
tenderly watched her in the whole course of
her illness, aud nine ailectiOnate brothers and
sisters, to derore her lamenlable loss, Her
disease was pulmonary, which Tor d long time
sub ected her to the scvefeu irials---al those
she bore with fortitudc aud selt-possesson
never shrpassed--a better or noblar human
being never dicd.--li she should have left be
hind her sceptic who doubted her own COLI
sciousne IS OF the purity and OF 'he subIimafed
affections OF her own heart, her lasI closing
scene must have dssipatcd all dnhis. The
writer otthis feeble tribute to her memory, Is
one who knew her well and Witnessed the IN
tegued grief OF her numerous surrounding
friends at her inermenti
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MARRIED--.on Friday the ODD ult by the
Rev. Dr. Phillips, PHILIP SHrsrEg, Esq. 10
the beautiful aud accomplished hliss POLLl
CAIRNS all Of Bedford.
Hom hcpPg they : the haPpies' ofheir kiad,
WLODi gentle stars unite, ard into 0He,
Ihcirjate, Their oftuacsap,i their being bicud
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rhe following slaves,

viz Robin, Sampson, Ankey and her child
Mar and betty, and her child Sophia, VITA
the increase of the females, II any since the
date of the deed, or so many thereof as viii
be Sufficient 10 satisfy the provisions Of the
trust AS trustees, we shall convey such title
as is vested in ns and none other.
3. GARLAND, r.,.
GEO " TURNER, "''''''
June 6. w4w IL
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FROM IRELAND.

by the ship Cleaner, Capt. peasc. arriy-
ed at New York on Friday, fem Lon.
derry, the editnr Of the Advocate has r..
eelved the Derry journal, Belfast Chroot-
Gle, and Dublin Evening Posi- 10 the lG,l,
April
The Dublin papers state that the work
OF abstraction Is still successfully carried
In by Gen. Rock, aud his men.
A great number Of dwelling houses. and
ohthouses, with their contents. ia the sur
rounding ronntry, were DESTROYED. A Mr..
L Bronder, and Mr.. Cross, had the If pre-
misses fired, and the caus, assigned by the
generals men WAS, that they had taken
farms over The heads OF their former tr-
nants, which was contrary u, his THE
een. new code Of laws, aud had produ-
ced the usual MISUNDERSTANDING the
premises.
LIMERICK, April l2.--Wcdnesday last,
", ", Becker. Esq. NJ. L. arrived here
from Mal'ow on his way 10 attend ParIia-
ment. He reports that seyeea fires nert,
seen IN the county of Cork, On Tuesday
night, III confirmation of whrh We have
received the following from a valuable
correspondent Mt ChareyllIt, dated yes
terday
" beg leave to send You list of burn.
inss HAT took place on Tuesday last, near
CharlesIle, Parish Of Shandrum, near this !:
farm house and ont house, the property
of the RI. Hon. w. G. Plnuk,t, ATTORNEY
General; AT Ardglass, Parish of Shandrum,
"A farm house the property Of Daniel
ClanUby RrkhiIl, county Of Limerick,
two houses, the property Of Timothy
Shee, farmer. Same night, several houses
were attacked by well armed party, aud
MONEY ordered to be sGnt ~ L house nam
ed by them. Chron
DoNERAtLLE, April io.--The following
notices were posted, d lev nights since,
near Mill street.
Take Notice of lhcse few lines Mattee
Shea, to be clear of that farm against the
first OF May next, 1928, or ii YOU don't YOU
will be burnt to ashes, for We are not al
lowed To have any inan in another mans
farm, by brave
CAPTAIN ROCK, CHAIRMAN Orders"
" am one of my masters men, that
vii do his duty willie I'm in tire srt ice
"Go by this Notice Charles Williams, or
1t you don't YOU will Saftingly Suffer for
Removing if you 10 it therefore blame
yourself for it, for We sWore net To allow
any man to do 1t While you have place of
your own, and by this oath You will not
be spared minute if you deserved il, for
we have in for yna this doGe by brave
"CAPTAiN ROCK"
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Not ice.

rANIIE undersigned being DESTROYS of clio.
a sing their biishess u. soon ~ il i, ,,rauti,,
bic take this method Of Informing those uh.
arc indebted 10 them, 10 call md settle their
respective acconltis rs enrl, " possible. Til
request, il is hoped, viii be us speeslil, after
ed 10 as the nHiure oi the business rcanire. =
MrkEE, MEM x 0REENilAY
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am Sir, respectfully, yours,
WI ROBINSON.

TIE GREAT RACE on the Long Is
land Course, between ECLIPSE and Sou.
them horse, tHrNRf) four years old, was
decided yesterday after most severely
contested race, in favout Of Eclipse. The
following is the result of the contest:
Eclipse ali
Henry 1872
The first heat was run IN the unprece.
dentrd period Of minutes 81 seconds
I'd, 40 and Sd, q.
We were on The course, and can safely
state that no horse Of the same age as
Henry ever performed better, and we have
no doubt that he viii In short time, beat
any horse in the country. Nv I. Gas.
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SAMU EA =. .Mil.tIF.N.

INFORMS theeiizrns of LynchD &. 8ta
y The pnlllic m general, thai H., III or ~
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL sEa.iN aAf
for the instruction Of youth. IN ilis T,Iaef,
Monday the iblh instant. Agplleatioil, ~ =
mean Tine. lnat l,e madtfo IJak idson Bradf0se
George Nl,ioeke OF Samuel Non lin, Lsq
IHne H. aw II
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PHILADELPHIA, May @3.-M. Zozaya.
Minister from Mexico, left this city on
wednesday, for Pittsburg, on his way to
New Orleans, from whence be takes his
departure for Mexico. Col. Terrence,
CHARGE d'Anaires, intends remaining dn-
,,ne the summer IN this city.
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WAyERLY NOyEL.-Messrs. Carey
,,eI Lra of Philadelphia have received
n arly the whole of Quihtin Darudrd,
ca new novel, by the author of Waverly,
and expect to publish tile work complete,
in about fortnight.
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Extraordinary Coiheidence.--On the 9th
April, the Marquis Douro, eldest Sun of
The Duke of Wellington. was gazcltrd an
Ensign in the aist regiment; aud on the
same day Napoleon Bonarmtc, TX king of
Rome, and only son OF the great Napoleon,
was gaZcttcd in the Austrian service.
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IRnSI' N.lLE.

10y virtue or u deed Of trust exrcutui ier
81 ne by flomas II Clark, aod duly rpeor
lied inlhe clerk folIcf Of rittsyIsauia counts :,
Tor 'he pnrposrs therein m"nlioned, ! s'pll, on.
Saturday The gil dny 81 june 0e.i bplar,s.
the front door of HE Union Hotel Ia Tie low IL.
OF Dm,i lie, proceed 10 sell, 10 the highest.
bidder, ipf realty mOnfg, The FOLLOW inp proper =
s. 70 VA r III The materials COMPOSING ihe.
4 ....1.l. A...l....I = -.
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Az ACT 10 revive. md to continue IN force,
the seventh scciiblt ol an act, entitled " An
act supplementary Ia the scNeral acts for
The adjustment OF land claims IN the Stale III
loni9ana approved the eleventh Nry
eighteen hundred aud twenty and for olii-
ar Purposes
Be iiea0etcd By re Stnatc and Hoase If
RsprtseHtottseS u tie Uaifcd Suites Qra-
mtricd az Congress ossembied, That The
seventh section of an act, entitled An act
supplementary 70 The several acts fur tie
adjustment 81 land claims ~ The State Of
Louisiana, approved the elryepth OfMay,
one Thousand eight hundred and twenty,
IN relation 20 back concessions, be md the
same Is hereby, revived, and continued IN
foil fnrfc aud eject, for the term Of eigh-
teen months, from and after tie passing Of
this act.
Sec. 2. aud be- Il further enacted, That
so much Of the lot of land On which is SIT.
aated the navy store house, II New Or
leans, as nay be necessary 10 continue The
street, now commenced, leading from
C0ndi-street, TO Market -hali ishrr.by gran
ted to, aud vested IN, the corporation ofthe
City vi New Orleans, for the purpose Of
contlaajag die said street.
Approved Washington, Feb 2s, 1893.
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One iot NJ Ground.

IYnRi N iIir toWlI Of D8nViIIe, aud frDninr "a .
leei 81 market street, ntur the mark .htniso
Or 20 much Of The said property rs shali be
sufficient for The pnfpuset Acling-us trustee -,
slml, convey snth title only as Is vested IL,
me by said deed
GEORGE 1oWNEs, TRUSTEE.
june 4. hfds -
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Col. CALLAyA, with whom General
1.ek .on had controversy ut Pensacola,
'shen he took possession of Florida, l., said
- have commanded at The fort Of Porto
Rico, when capt Cooke was Killed.
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The board ofnavy commissioners. Com
nadurrs Rodgers, Chauncey aud Morris,
,,sss,d through Baltimore Inst week on
gs;r Nav Ia The eastward. They are en-
I'D in their annual tour for the inspec-
e nf lie yafipns navy yards.
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ieremptory sale NJ prime.
xAEO.

ENHE siBschlbEk, Tor rresons nnneaes-
4. sefy 10 he set forth IN M adkerlscm meat,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-30
RICH NECK ESTATE,
Late the property Of William Frazer Esquire, deceased
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale at NEWCASTLE on Satr.
day the 9TH day Of June next the house OF Henry Steele
the above valuable property 70 the farmer aid grazer Sit
ate on the river Delaware, in Appoqunimnk Hundred
Newcastle County, Delaware, commonly known to the
public BY the name Of Morris Listons Or Rich Neck II
contains 3OO acres ct plough land hereabout Of the
best soil and from 10 100 of woodland of the best quail
y and about 200 of private embarked meadow adj
Joining the same well dtched and drained and now bece
ming daily in fine order Also with the above farm 25L
acres Of prime Mas called Robs Island situate at the
lower side OF, and adjoining Black Bird Geek, at the
mouth, and the river Delaware and other marsh of the
subscriber 10 the SOUTH This Island is attached and be-
longing TO body OF marsh nearly embarked by the
Black Bird Marsh Company All Of his marsh is caicula
ted for any kind Of grass, grain fax or hemp This pro
perry enjoys great advantages as stock farm for cattle
sheep and hogs. The late owner was well known as &C.
iebracd farmer and gla1cr
The improvements are GOOD two storv brick DWELLING
house, with kitchen, dary-hoise sInoke-honse corn
CRIBS stables hay house, barn. and large yard boarded
n with gaes racks Iiuughs, &c. The situation Of the
house IS the highest between Newcastle and the Capes
commanding an elegant view ofte highlands Of Clrstiana
and an unlimited view down the bay There IS not more
healthy spot to be found any where ENJOYING purc air
rom the sea- and line pure wholesome water ii is but
miles below tort Delaware and but that distance from the
contemplated route Of the Chesarcake and Delaware d.
nal, So miles from Philadelphia by water and s. by land
IL from smyrna, AID from Cantwell's Bridge Ii com,
mands Ee market with the spDinr river craft aJ tbe
two last mentioned towns An abundance Of III and s
q Al Seasons Mr. Newell, the gentleman who likes on tie
property, Viii show to any perscis DESTROYS CT q n II
nc terms are one half the purchase money IN October
next, and the residue in two yearly with interest
The person purchasing, 10 receive the rent Of the ru1e
year, and possession make any improvements ID
October neXtand full possession the 25h 6f March 1924
II IS desired sooner, the subscriber will obtain IT,
PERSONS desrous OF purchasing at private sale before the
Tth Of June ne4t, Will apply to General John CalGw c
near Newport, Delaware, or N. G. williamson ESD VII
mnSton, or the subscriber
". C. FRAZIER,
April 15 1925. >i' e'''' ;, 'S..lIs
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PURSUANT to the last will and testament o. uyVs
" Taylor, deceased, will be sold at public SALE y
house OF Eli Sharpe, in the Borough Of Wiin''sIn r
Wednesday the 18th day Of june ext the following r
perty:
NO. Ia brick house the north side OF From sns
- feet fronting Market street, with lot eX'eha,S
Shlpley street, whereon is erected large stone s'D
sheds, &c. This property has been long occuFeu
public house. rnJ
No "a frame house and lot 95J feet front on n
No. "a frame house and lot, lss feet on kios Il
joining No Q and extending back The same dlSlac' o
NO. flight acres Of marsh, The Newcas' T;s III
adjoining the Wilmington bridge lH n
win be sud altogether or divided into small lots 70 sur
chasers. ANY person DESTROYS of vie wing the P.OE
previous the sale, win please to cali on MI. v III n'o
ia Wilmington 1he sale will begin at IL ocl9ch, b
en attendance will be given and terms made k 'o"o
NAV Ign 1898. ~
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100 DOLL.qRS REJV9RD.

ke AN AWAY from the subscriber, on Saturday night
Il q the 18th inst negro woman by the name Of Della
She is about thirty years ofage five feet six seven inch.
es high DARK complexion and OF olerabc make.
Talks pert IN conversation, and is of pleasant eounen-
casloned by scad. 1t is unnecessary to describe her
clothing as she had variety and them Off good quality
One hundred dollars reward will be given for the appre-
henson and securing said negro if taken without the slate
or hy dollars taken within the state of Maryland so that
the subscriber may get her again
BENJAMIN SEEGAR,
SudteTs - Roads, Maryland May 20, 1898 4S-4pt
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE
CUES.aPEAkE .f.ND DEL.aTY.aRE
CANAL COMPANY.

NETIIEREAs many ofthe public institutions and citizens
w have agreed 70 take shares in the Stock Of This Com
pany on the following terms:
Twenty dollars each share to be paid as soon as f
hundred shares shall be subscribed and notice thereof
given in three OF the newspapers Of the city Of Phiade
phia and the residue Of the amount Of each share TO be
paid in twelve quarterly instruments Of fifteen dollars EACH
from the date Of such notice the said agreement to take
effect, il, within five months from the 10Th Of April last
fifteen hundred shares should be subscribed and not
notice has been given by those authorize
cd IL this behalf that more than fifteen hundred shares have
already been subscribed:
EoTICE rs HEREBY GTTEN
In conformity with the provisions Of the charter that books
will be opened between the hours of 10 and 70 in the fore
noon Of THURSDAY TIE TWELFTH day of JUNE
next al the Conpany's office, No. 20, South Sevenh-St
in the city Of Philadelphia, for receiving and entering adj
ditona subscriptions of 5000 whole shares Of 300 each
IN this Company upon the above mentioned; that
the books will remain open TOR 80 days until the whole
number Of shares are subscribed, and that committee of
the Board OF Directors will attend enter subscriptions
and receive the salment Of 20 on each share and give
acqulttances therefor BY drdtr ofthe Boatd IF
President and Dirrct0rs,
JANIS c. FISHER, President pro tempore.
II. ID. G1LrIN, Secretary
Philadelphia, May, 1928 39-12t
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FOR SALE.

A FARM containing $50 acres, two miles below the
IA Bear tavern, on the Newcastle and Frencltown turn
pike, i'll Newcastle county, about miles and half
from Newcastle, from Elkton and the from French
town, and four and half from Chrisana Bridge atrobes
route for the Chesapeake and Delaware canal through
the farm short distance from the house. The situation
pleasant and considered healthy The land is in tolea-
Die good state Of cultivation, and divided into fields with
good thorn hedge and fence. The boundary lines are
nearly all set with hedge. There is good proportion OF
woodland, pump Of good water at the door, and a very
good apple orchard with almost all other kind Of fruit
recs. On the property there is good frame house and
log kitchen, s1ans stable, and very good baack and
chair house Immediate possession will be given reql-
opportunity BY applying TO The subscriber, living thereon
r. PENNINGTON.
April 90 1928. Soft
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Trenton ApriI &c.


Mr. FRANCIS S. W1eoINs, of this city, has issu-
ed proposals for publishing by subscription, work
written originally by the Rev. RICHARD STEELE,
and revised by the Rev. DR. WATTS, entitled The
Religions I'TadeSmdn; or, Plain and Serious Hints
of Advice for the Tradesman's prudent and pious
conducts from his entrance into business to his lea
wing it off, contained under the heads Of the Nature
of life OF business, and obligations to it-of choc-
sing caling-of prudence or discretion-of dill
gence--oI Justice-of truth, and Of contentmen, as
they relate to trade-of regon--of leaving our
callIngs THESE subjects severally treated Of
in plain and practical manner, suited to the com
prehension OF every capacity, and calculated to FIX
conviction on every mind. We trust the volume
will be widely circulated, and atlentiveIy read; in
which case we have no doubt it will be the means
OF benehtiing many individuals, and doing much
good to community. Those who may be requested
TO subscribe TO this work may rely upon il tha, il
is no catch penny production, but one Of sterling
merit 1t will be printed in an octadecmo vol. OF
about 500 pages, at rs cents.
81 Subscriptions received at the Watchn Office.
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EeY virtue Of writ of Ais yena Exponas 10 me directed
Nd will be exposed public sale at tile house Of John
Crow, Newcastle, in Newcastle hundred, on Monday the
I'd day of June next at O'clock, r. NJ the following de-
scTibed lands AID tenements, uate lying and being n the
hundred Of Pe4cader and county Of Newcastle and bound
ed by lands Of Samuel Guthrie Samuel II Dawson Fran.
els Goter the heirs of John Miey deed, and the heirs
OF Howell Evans decd, containing BY computation forty
Seized and taken in execution as the pronery Of
Joseph Crawford, decd.
Newcastle, May 5th, 1928 42-A