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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-12

lir,e IS extracted from n Cennaa papef. 10
which Il Us given under IL head o. M.
rrmturg
a Young man " 10 had no fortune. re-
quesied a lawyer, Win Vas his fs,nd. to
| recommend him 10 4 fairly y here ihtr
was handsome daughter. WHO was To
fave large fuftar'. III, lawyer agreed,
but the father olthe voting lady, who loved
money, Immediately asked what properly
he Young man had. The lawyer sad hr
dill Tot exactly know, hut he would IN
qylre. Tire next t'ue he saw his Young
friend, he asked him If hc had any proper
fst all NJ" replied he, well, = said
the iaWyef, "Notld you suffer any nne 10
cut Oh soar nose If hr should give YOU
twenty thousand doll,fs for il -" Nh1t
an idea not for all HE ~ rid fis
we'll replied thr lawyer, /" / had reasons
far asking The next time he SAW the
gr's father, he said, | have inquired about
this young man's Grenn,s .anc 5. lie has
indeed no ready money, but he has a ewtl
for which hc had been olieted $4,000. -
This indueed The old father to to sent to
the mauiage, which accordingly took
place, tho tvs said that IN the sequel he
often shouk his head when he thought Of
The Jewel.
The following splendid epitaph was put
on cannon on The top ola high hill near
Martha ba., in the island of jamaica, pla-
eco there rs Il monument of bradshaw, the
president of tie Long Parlamcm.'
whose remains We're buried ncal the spot /:
A
Er hbu p@ss contemplate H'gcaRnon
Nor regardless be told,
That near lis haseElles deposited,
the dtht Of
JOHN BRADSHAW,
Who nohiv superior 10 MI selfish regards,
despi4ug alike the pngcantry Of court
~ splendor, the hlas; Of talunMy,
the terrorof feyel vengeance,
presided in the hldsirious
band of heroes and OF
patriots nho fairly
and openly
adin1gcd
CHARLES STUANf,
PWuniof Epliagd,
poa nubhc aud exemplary death;
Thereby presenting 10 The amazed world,
and tfau:nitng down, through
applauding ages,
Tfe most Curious eNauglc
Uhn9'mtca e'ytut, t9re Of .Gg6dom and
impartial jUSiice,
EyerrNhibied on tie blood stained
tlralr, OF hompu action
q READER,
Pass not until Hou had Hesf his 1ncmorg
Avn NEfER, NEVER FORGET,
that
Rebellion 70 1gfanis,
06edier 10 Col
DilfD=lo Paris, June ID, louis Nj
ClIOLA5 DAtOuST, Prince of Eek
mutl, Duke oi Aucistadt, and Marshal of
France, aged 50. Ills military reuown is
well lnoHn TO all tie readers 81 the great e.
vents of the last thirty Gears Ills funeral
was unusually solemn and splendid, ard
two thousand troops assisted at it. The
pall-hearefs were Mar-hals J9udan and
MouloN and It. epacras belafd aud
Mason JoWdaa delivered bis funeral |
discourse. The Maaaal's eldest son, aged |
10, was the Chief u.ouncr The deceased |
VAS loyai 10 Louis 18th, aud va eue Of
the fieuch Peers.
."oSs"-
HARD TINES,
Never lac flrra brpn u n.4tiad in o,r
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Passed tI,e 18th day Of July l523.
BE il ordained by the hoard If common
council, lor III" corporation ol LynchhnrE,
in comnu,Iall assembled, and il is hereby
ordained ly authority Of the same, that it
shall b. III. duty Of every uwurr Ola Cart,
IN the corporation of Iynehhurs, inten-
ding Ia Nuri The same aetol dug 10 the
provisions ofaa ordloance passed the 9th
of July, lH25, to register such cat annual
y on ~ belutr The Jist day ol Day, aud
phcry person NOW ownlng n Cart within
tie corporatiuu and intending TO work the
eaine according 10 the prnslslons oi sad
ordinances, shnl register such tart on or
before the 10Th day If August next and
every person VITO may become the owner
of d eur AFTER the said slsl day of May ia
every year, aud intending In nUil( the
same according 10 the provisions OF said
ordinance, shall hc compelled 10 register
such Cart rs is provided by law, aud Ia
pay NJ the linz Of registering the same "a
SUM propoftoued to the aunuai tax, exrlu-
sitc Of The Zee 10 the clerk
Thls urdlnnnrt shall be In force from
aud after the passage thereof
(sisnfa)
JOnN W1uRM0N, p. c. II.
ID. ROBES, C.G.H.
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llAItD TIMES

IiAItD II MES,
Never has there been period in our
history, when the cry Of "hard times"
was more yucifer0rs, or universal. than it
is IT the present. The rich man nruclaims
II, with significant shake uf the head, as
much rs 10 say, il is whit have expected
and have provided for, aud finds it con
ycnent excuse for keeping bis money in
his pocket. The poor man has reus5a 10
eAclaim hard times with feeling heart,
when he sees his last article is sacrificed
under the Officers hammer, for Il twentieth
part, perhaps, Of lis value 10 INN aud his
family. 10 satisfy some unfeclag landlord
Or pe0ur'ou5 creditor. lie who buys,
hcars Il, and the seller SOON harms how 10
calculate il in dollars and cents Thy ere.
ditor talks loudly of il, and the distressed
debtor .teeiS that It Is true The usurrr
cries hard tunes" aud fakes his three per
cent. Month, and eccfetly prays that they
may never change while The needy Dor
rover casts 4 melancholy lool, at his Sdar-
en- paper and hopes II may he the last be
will ever see g il. The physician cries
g" hard times" bat adds, with tolerablr
cJmposure, " hope the warmer weather.
may not produce the yellow fever among
u.s. Tie lawyer too. cries 81 hard tunes,"
when he takes GP the par,f, and SECS tIIesc
formidable word, " BY order Of the Cow
NIsstoNfEs or lNsotvr.r DhoroRs,"
and reflects that his lat htyd eaJn,9 Zee
has a~t been cancelled at the book -
Old ncwsmongers utter publish aud pro-
claim hard times - "hala times - With
painful experience Of the past, Hhilp btw
one. listen 10 the proclamation With fearful
anxiety of what IS 10 come. In short, the
term has become a kind ol rountersign, TO
be used al all tunes, ana fit Tor all occa-
sions. Il IS the rogaes excuse; the beg
CARS apology the miser's benefit, the
poor mans terror; the rich mans friend,
and the morning and evening song of all.
BAH. Telegraph.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-12

IN or6ipance ~ amend an ordinoute, eat'-
Hcd an ordinance, negotiating he mothrt
IN He corporation Of Lgnehbwg, pasyed
DE 25h day ofJuiy 1913.
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IN erdDuTc 10 amend an ordinance, pass.
ed he 9Th Dug n JaiG iagl, concerning
Caris registered and 70 Be registered
wtihta he corporation II Lgnehbigg.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
LEES ELIXIR.

This yaaabc medicine has for the last sixteen years.
II. mos ciicacious medicine in Use tor speedily ana
cta, cIug the most violent colds, coughs, Consump-
bsapght on by great colds aud exposure); hundreds
e.3 II ues could be given (of persons snatched from
y bt nfthe grace, by the timely use Of this nyai-
Dt nelci j had VIC room; we can only give the FOL
1@5 altl,s 4 ne.
pm Si-i was attacked With most violent headache
hin die breast 50 that il was with the utmost tltil-
3ad draw NY breath, Or utter single sentence
thAa whispe, was advised by my friends to pro
bottle d your Earir, which did, and from two or
r. 9qsss found grvsl rcef and the use Of one bottle
ENei nH complete cure. You are at liberty to make
public IN Any manner you think proper.
Wars &c. JOHN P. WELLINGTON.
3 .ir. ,Noah h,agely, Baltimore.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
NOTICE.

rEIE subscriber viii offer for SALE at Public yendue,
Wednesday, the ID day of April next, at the late
dence Of Ma ban W. Thomas, deceased ST Georges
all the personal property of the said deceased amongst
which Farming Utensils, Household Furniture, Black
smiths tools, Timber Wheels two good Carriage Horses,
two riding Chairs with Harness, Wheat in the ground,
Hay the barn, Flax Potatoes other articles tedious
enunerae. Terms made known the day of sale, by
DAVID NlVlN, administrator.
n. BAH persons ndebtedto the estate, requested
make payments those having claims against the estate,
requested to present them legally atesed, the day
Of sale to the Administrator.
FOR RENT, the Brick House in the Village of st.
Georges, occupied by Dir. Geminill. Also, Black
smith Shop.
Chrstana, March Is, 1928. 24-4tp
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From the Connecticut Herald.
THE ACRE OF CORN.

] AM poor Ploughman who never have WANDERED
Away from the sight and the pleasures Of home
have always been prudent. and never have squanuerd5
And so have never been driven
For thirty long summers my shoulders have Bonded
In tilling the farm where my father born;
I live under his roof and this season have tended
Withthe plough that he left me, an corn
Though others may go to the Southwark and peddle,
And bring home of guineas and dollars good store,
Ii have never desird with their crankums NEEDLE,
But to noe in the garden that lies by my dool.
When the sun is fret Using, Iaways am hocig
The mould when it's wet with the dews ofthe morn;
And when he is higher, you'll find a-mowing,
Or driving the plough in my of corn,
There who crossing the to the island
They call Santa Caace, with their horses and hay
For my part, I'd rather be safe here on dry land,
And hoe in my garden or work by the day.
am out to the field with The sun, and am moving
Till call'd up at noon by the sound of the horn;
Or else am twirng my hoe, and am throwing
The mould round the roofs in my acre Of corn.
This corn is the sort that is tufled and bowling,
| And when we have thresh'd it. is made into brooins
'Tis the best Of all besoms, so far Pin knowing,
To sweep out the dirt and the dust from rooms
They always have rais' ii, since l car remember,
And my father once told me, before was born
He made brooms for his trade I'd guess by Decem,cy
| shall make up load from my acre OF corn,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

N. When those numbers were first applied for, they
ooud not be obtained but those who originally inquired
If er them or any one who may fancy them have
nem on application at the Office, at the same price Of
others Here is indeed chance, do not then stand shi
I-sha-I-any longer, but sSrehect on the high stand
mo ofhc Commissioners, and the consequent purity othe
drawing a. The rapdty Of its decision and the puncua
payment of the prizes but above all, remember Fortune
beckons, and Hope awaits YOU
No 90, Msrketstreet Wilmington.
Whole Tickets IS so, Shares in proportion, Clubs
of Whole Tickets (cash aymen) $780, Shares in proper
ton Orders particularly attendedto
February 49, 1928. ~
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SIENOGRAPHY.

L. S. SKINNER respectfully informs the in
habitants of Wilmington and its vicinity that he
will commence course Of instruction in Short
Hand Writing on Thursday next, at the house of
James Pumly, Innkeeper, and engages to enable
those who may be disposed to attend 6 Lessons of
Q hours each, TO understand the theory Of the art
perfectly, and to write any sentence correctly.
March 25.-126-- 4tp
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Newcastle and Frenchtown
TURNPIKE.

%vOTTcF +; hereby given, that the President and Man
agers of the Newcastle and Frenchtown Turnpike,
have declared dividend for the last sis months, at the
rate of six per per annm on the capital stock q h
nornoraion, which will be paid by the Treasurer 10 the
stockhoders or their representatives, at any time at
ter the 25th of March instant ,,,..4;a.
Notice is also given to the Stockholders thet an Eiecto
nany will IL held at the house Of Bennett Lewis in the
town of Newcastle on Saturday the 29h of March inst
between the hours Of and O'Clock in the afternoon
JAMES COPPER, Ireas'r.
Newcastle, March 11-126-4t
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TO BE RENTED,

NDpossesson given the 25h inst Blacksmith shop
IA at the corner Of Harmony and Front Street in New
Castle, the public wharf, il beingthc oldest and best
stand in said place, with wheelwrght shop conguousto
it, Also, for rent The ferry wharfand sorehousehc first
well calculated for Lumber or Board Yard the second
for Grain Store. Possession given above
JAMES MCAILMONT.
Newcastle, March 18th, 1928. 23-3t
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For SALE.

Three Story Brick House with Brick Kitchen,
Smoke House, &c. IN the corner Of Walnut and
Front streets, well finished containing two Parlors
and six Chambers:- Also Two Story House ana
Kitchen, adjoining the above. For terms apply to
JAMES RIDDLE W Castle, or
EDW. S. MENDENHALL.
March 25.-- 1866 near Wilminoton,
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CHEAP GOODS.

reduce small stock of winter goods Cloths Cassi-
a. mers, sanetts, &c. offered either wholesale or
retail at reduced prces And almost any article of the
growth produce manufacture of the United States will
be received in exchange for these and other goods at No
Ill, Market Street, Wilmington.
JOHN II. BRINCKLE'.
March 9Th, 1898 81
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10 be Sold at Public Sale.

T 10 O'clock A. NJ on Seventh day the 9Th of the 4th
IA month next, at the late residence Of JANE MOTIF
ER dec. variety of household and kitchen turG IRE,
consisting Of BEDS bedding, brea tabts, cha andi
ons, shovel and tongsaso two COWS, and many other
tcles. Attendance will be given conniuons made
known by JACOB ALRlCHS, Ear.
Wilmington mo. 26.-l27-5t
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Lees Grand restorative, or
Nervous Cordial.

malSst tht nos common symptoms attending this dis
fag compliant aft inc following, viz: lowness OF splr-
rs y Appetite, mpurty Of the blood, hysierlcal aztec
PS inward wcancss, violent pains in the head back,
\ and limbs, &c The principal operation of thisren,
sm the stomach restoring the digestive power, and
Pms forth from that organ health and vigor in eve
F-i Of the system.
fees Essence and Extract of Mustard,
n injd5c remedy for bruises, rheumatism, sprains,
bbDess, cmblans, &C.
Lees .Ague and Fever Drops.
NJ ALeto7un, Nd Oct 10, 1921. |
Five are now happy to inform you, that the result
correct trial. OF your Lee's .igte and Fere' IhDs,
een Of the most iattering kind not only a few casesI
neen cured Of that very disagreeable < rksome com
out SIR every case 50 far our enquiries have rea-
mas been perfectly cured and scme indeed by few
only. We desire TO remain YOURS, respectfully, &c.
O'NEAL, RICHMOND 4 Co.
w. Aaah Hugely, Baltimore.
fe's sovereign ointment for the Itch.
Granted TO cure ~ application, free from mercury
iernclons Ingredient rns vegetable remedy is SO
eI eihcacous, that it may be dsed with the utmost
II The most delicate pregnant lady, or child OF a
Lees genuine Persian Lotion.
Persian LOTION operates mildly, rendering the skin
ey sott and smooth, improving the complexion.
.ee's Indian Vegetable Specific.
pm { eiicctual cure for The yenerea and gonorrhaea
Lees Tooth Ache Drops,
n give immediate relief.
Lees Tooth Powder,
cleanses and bcaa,ifes the teeth.
Lees Eye Water,
tain cure tar sore eyes
Lees Anodyne Elixir.
be cure Of head aches.
Lees Corn Plaster,
eneVing and destroying Gorns.
Lees Lip Salyc.
PEE fmoas Family .troEcines are far sale ~ Joseb
Wy yNe'sestceet, Wilmington, rho has Just rece1
8ap5ig fran baltimore
@ae 70 observe that ohotever and zvlereUer you buy
IS s. ices Genuine Family Medicines, without tn
VI Ire proprietor. NOAH RIDGELY.
Late Michael Lee & Co.
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REMOVAL.

TESIE Subscriber having lately Removed from the town og
a. Newcastle, in the State Of Delaware, that comno-
dious and well established Inn, known by the sign Of the
Green Tree, No so, North Fourth Street. Philadelphia,
lately occupied by Mr. Alexander MCala, informs us
friends and the public generally, that he Intends kee sag
the said house ir the entertainment ana accommoa Of
travellers and others, in the best ssbe manners That
his wines and liquors Will be furnished of inc first quality.
and his Table spread with Tie bs that the abundant and
uxuan Market Of Philadelphia may seasonabk afford
His lodging numerous, comfor able and 1iyates
Attached the House there good Stablmg, when, with
the affairs Of the Tavern generally being under his own
mediate inspection, he pledges hmsef that 70 exeriion
shall be wanting his part render the whole esabsh~
men agreeable, to such may favor him With their
tom. 70 lis numerous friends ard acquantances in The
State of eiaware he would be wanting in gra ude not
lexpress his thanks for past avos to those especially
who for many years had given his public house in Ncwas
tile preference, he feels freedom ID requesting them
their visits to the City, 10 give him ac, and atters him
selfhat as hey have heretofore, so1hey will still find his
House comfortable home.
JAMES FRAZER.
philadelphia, March 81, 1922 26--At
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,ee,s famous Anti-bilious Pills.

Ne, arc admirably adapted 70 carry of supeFtiuous
9lo prevent its morbid secretionsto restore appe-
,reqIar habit Of the body, and promote free perspi-
laeJ thereby prevent colds SO often attended with
cap,earences to the lives Of thousands.
pgasu enquire for Lee's .4na.bihons Pills with the
anre n NOAH RlDGELY, Q.ate Michael Lee co
Al Sr-lIaving made Of the various Pills in my
III alfred 10 lie public for the last twenty-five years.
ayag fond your celebrated anti-blious Pills The mos
Enols N cleansing the stomach and bowels, removing
Eachcs Sick stomach, and having used them iof seyera
IT, e1. can Nave ~ hesitation in stating that believe
h IT'S rcpressnted) a aOat Daiuabe family medicine.
JACOB SMALL, Conway street, Baltimore.
n. l3qi. RiigcV Aug. 9, 1891
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fdvertising BY the year.
LEES
ORIGINAL HIGHLY APPROVED
l1amilv Medicines.
LEES

~. tlaIg valuable medicines have now stood the test
Nm, syteen years, and their excellent qualities are
,saost md established One of the most recent cases
same Of thc most beneficial ofhis Medicines, is
I'M M Proprietor for want Of room can select and an
!. .,n tlc uiany in his possession.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
FOR SALE OR RENT,

Two Story brick house in French, between 3D. & Sd.
IA Streets, Wilmington. The terms will be easy and made
known at No. Ill, Ma ket Street.
JOHN r. BRINCKLE.
Wilmington, March 9TH, 1898 81
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Tie proprietor of ices Family medicine has been put
possession Of part Of 1nbe Horn, passed by lady
ear5 oll, expelled by Lees tru!y ctiicacious y orm
sorHg l.o4enges, which measures eight feet long and
als tb.ee hundred joints. This Worm, with wy
M, Worms IL Is and Is inches long, and Of an inch
0l, expelled from child not ape years old, by the use
-ss L9yeqgeg are to be seen at Lees Family me-
biz DI5pcns4rv No. 68 Hanover st. baltimore.
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FEaTHERS. FURS, sc.

EUsT Observation-Disclosures of superior quality in bags
% containing from 90 to 80 lbs each Also variety o.
I1,rs Wool Quilts ristles Rags, &C. all of which are foi
sale at No Ill Market Street. JOHN Il. BRINCKLE.
Wilmington, March 9TH, 1925 s1-
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Dissolution of partners1ip

EVE partnership heretofore existing ander the firm Of
mutual consent. All persons indebted the said firm
requested make payment, and those having demands
against the will please present their accounts for set
tement to Peter Gaskill.
JEREMIAH WtITEAEAD,
PETER GASKILL,
JOHN SEDGWICK
N b. The business will be continued by Peter Gaskill
Wilmington, March 18th, 1928. PA
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TAKE NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted TO the Estate of JANE MOTH
IA ERIi1L dec. are requested TO make immediate pay
men and those having demands against said estate, will
please exhibit their accounts without delay, to
mo- 26.--127-Ai JACOB ALRICHS, Err.
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Wilmington Manufactured Goods.

10000 yards S4 BROWN slHRrINGs.
10000 do Al 5-4 and GA SlEEFINGS
5000 do ga and Al PI4AiDS and STRIPES
A0OO do 3-4and a. INDIGO CHECKS.
5000 do. WILMINGTON STRIPES.
5000 do TICKINGS,
And variety Of ohergoods are on hand and from 60o TO
2 yar are manufactured daily, by the subscriber These
Goods are manufactured Of the best Materials are cacua-
led either for home consumption or expectation and will
go e. - JOHN Il. BRINCKIE.
~ t.,., a 1909 LIST
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PHILADELPHIA, March q. 1929.
The PARTNERSHIP

IN the Dry Goods business, between John MClung and
a. X. l.. MCung conducted under the name of
r. i. M'CLUNG 81 co.
was dissolved by mutual the 25h inst AL per-
indebted sail firm will please make payment III
delay and those having claims will please presenttsem
10 r. L. PClng, who is auofizad t. settle the business
Of said firm. March IS. -l27--4t
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SHILL-T SH.aLL-I.

am somewhat dainty in making resolution, because
when make it, don't stand shllI shal-lthen; II say
Ill dot-CuNGREvI.
Then say n and do il say will buy ticket or share, at
Hopes og5c :, this lucky day. And do IT, Don't stand
shin sal, for fortune is weary of offering her avors
She wishes 10 be courted se her them and 70n her
AZ Ten Thousand dollars sCg IN Fire Minutes
OR TWO THOUSAND A MINUTE,
Will be won by Fortunes Favorites within few weeks
At the Town Hall, Wilmington.
Capital CH3NCES ON HAND.
100 Whole Tickets. Is Packages Whole Tickets
$50 Half do. 40 Packages Half do.
200 Quarter do. 50 Packages Quarter do.
These chances are like toys, dropped from the hands
Foruethey play things with her. but will be val
liable to u.s. For now the ice is broke, the Creek clear
and De aware open-I4et the Drawing go onthe Prize
be paid--tlen goodbye Winter-welcome spring-all wi
be well again
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A Special Meeting Of the Levy
Court of n Castle County will be held at the Court 10 &c
III the Town Of New Case, Thursday the 10Th day Of
April next, Tor the purpose Of electng Collector o St.
Georges hundred, supply the pace Of Thomas l3eles
Esq deco. By orsier, DAVID PAWN TER, c. +. \
March 98-127-2t
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A LIST OF THE NAMES of all Retailers of Foreign
IA Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, who have conform
ably to the provisions of An Act laying duties licenses
to retailers of foreign goods wares and merchandise OBJ
tanned and paid for Licenses for the year eighteen hun
dred and twenty two.
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OF THE wATCHMAN.

i f1e dollars year those who do not either
ne in advance before the first of
n T' lsse,t5er and fur Dollars to those who do at or
be OF Inc ia subscriber wishes to decline, he
pore "l WI ~ e;tor of his intention. compliance
" ao3 candi,ions to be considered new engagement
vgs nntbs and no paper will be discontinued without
'alont II then except at the option Of the editor
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
..isaments not exceeding twelve lines for term
H. ,brse months four times for one dollar, and twen
. g,r eyery subsequent insertion, longer pro
Is,s Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
tSg their advertisements are to be Inserted or they
attention must be post paid.
advertising BY the year.