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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-30
IN tie Court Of Chancery Of the STATE Of Dea.saye. i,
FIR .SLisser cnllltn

u
IN tie Court Of Chancery Of the STATE Of Delq4yare j.,
| FIR Susser county.
| Between David Conwell James Peer1o
(son of James, David Hazard, Robert
Hunter and Jane his wife, Robert
and Joseph peery, infants, by their
next friend Robert Hunter, and James
Pcery, Mary Eliza, Sarah Hester and
William II. Peery, infants, by Robert
Hunter their guardian. Conbiainanfs. 80
And William Hickey and Nancy Bill in Equin
his wife, John M'Whortor and Mary
his wife, late Mary Segars Frances
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levna, Aletta
Mary, William and Reuben Turner
defendants.
Upon the petition of James Peery, (son or r,r..,
lone of said Complanuns this day preser,aI "
Chancellor and upon reading an affidavit, Whereby y
pears mat on me ols dy OF July 1923, order Of n
court made, by which the said Alleta. NAV " u
and Reuben Turner, defendants as aforesaid v, i
to appear in this Court add in this Cause on n
therein mentioned or that the Compainants nm 'd e ~
this cause should be taken pro contesso and tba
Iof said Order should be published in the newsna,
within and for the time therein mentioned I a
much as il appears, that the name of Levina Tnr,
OF said defendants was omitted in said order and ~
'ane has not been published as therein dlrrc,J ". I
publication thereof would not have answe,,J ~ "u
SAID oE,ler may be revoked, and that another NIL
made tor appearance and publication which the Cj?
holds reasonable, and doth order accordingly AMI 4 @
iourteen,h day OF November in the year OF our Itr
thousand eight hundred and twenty three, ON aiT,
he said James peeiy, that the said evna, Aet'a NJ,
William and Reuben Turner, defendants did nv, III
reside out OF this State, Ordered by tie Charcel, '
he said defendants do appear in this Court and n u
Cause, on the hst Monday OF March next, or he con
plainants Bill filed in This cause slal c W. 'pn
contessoi and IS further ordered that copy of il;
be inserted within thirty days from this date IN tLa y
man. published in the Borough Of Nlin.iprton I, ',
state, and in the Democratic Press for the Ci m,,y
shed in the City Of Philadelphia, and in rscl y !.
LEGATION. NICHOLAS RIDGEIv c H. nS. PuR
TIE State Of Uelaoare,
SUSSEX COnnt, 10 gsu; S
SEAL Jeha Msck6% Register of the Court of q
cery OF the State OF Delaware in and for slssex Conn
aforesaid, DO hereby certify that the above and fr,a
IS true copy of Tie order made il the above case
In testimony whereof have hereunto sci nv hama a.
atiAed the seal ofthe Court of Canceryat CconeI,
tins fifteenth day OF November 1923.
NOV. 81, 1921 20 g.. =
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HOTEL.

.EzflK THE subscriber having taken the
S5 EsA House lately occupied by james Frazer, in
eaIsksE the Town of Newcastle, respectfully soli.
cts share of public patronage This House,
where the Judges of the several Courts and the Gentlemen
the Bar generally put up during Court Terms sstuaed
opposite the Court House, commands fine view of the
River Delaware and the Fort the Pea Patch and well
calculated for comfort any of the year 1t has
undergone considerable repair and has attached TO
large stable and shed, in complete order, and fine yard
Passages in the Dover Stage, Wilmington Hack, and
Steam Boat for Philadelphia, can be taken.
HENRY STEELE.
April /, 1925. Soft
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NOTICE.

EpY virtue Of law passed By the Legislature of the
ID State of Delaware, ON the 9th day of February,
1928, have had the Tract parcel of land therein
described surveyed and a plot of the same made and
returned into the Recorders Office at New Castle in
and for New Castle County, for the information of all per-
sons who may be concerned. DANIEL MELVIN
Appoqninimink Hundred Nov. is, 1928. 95--3mp
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The Female Hospitable Societv

IFeful TO generous public for the liberal donations
slowed on former occasions again solicit all ow;nsr t Is
UNUSUAL Sickness the past season, many worthy families are
suffering for the necessares Of life so
ooa' meal meat groceries, and eguables Of all des
any article VIII be received BY Mrs BUCHANAN, south
east corner Of Market and Second streets ''''N
Wilmington January s. -
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ACADEMY.

ENHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
sui continues his Seminary for the education of youth
OF both sexes, in all the various branches of useful Educa
tom and as he aatters himself that lie has given general
satisfaction to those who have already favored him with
Their support and having opening for few more pI.
piiS nc again soclts share Of public patronage
VIM BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
Nfsd School will commence on Monday.
October 18th, 1923. 90
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Wanted to hire bv the wear

a rEksoN who understands the different brancla, Sc
he veil SOBER industrious, single man. that can
ment by applying "a "'G Gn,,e encourage
Jan, T. 'OliN W AY
Q-ot
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TO LEE.

well finished three story HOUSE, pleasantly situated
IA in Queen, few doors from Market Street now in he
occupation OF Jesse Cause.
also.
two story frame tenement in good repair with large
IA garden commanding extensive and beautiful Dr9s-
poet, situated on the road between the PoorIouse and
the dwelling of the subscriber now occupied bv Jesse
Hastings For further information inquire Of the. tenants
or the subscriber. Holm VAV
Jan. IL, Q-Q
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TAN YARD
REMOVAL.
THE subscriber has removed his Store to
No. ~, Market Street,

Zone door below his former stand) His stock being
sderably enlarged comprises general assortment of
Hardware, Cutlery, Paints, Oil, Window.Gass, Plated
Coach and Gig Mounting, Saddeiy, Looking Glasses,
Walters, Carpenters Planes and other Tools
Also,Cloyer, Timothy, Herd and Orchard Grass seed.
JOSEPH GRUBB.
Wilmington, 10Th mo 9, 1928. 82-tf
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4 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAFE

M ot q land containing nearly an entire square
and west OF the Catholic Chapel Of ST. Peter bonJId b,
assure Queen Hanover and West streets ,"~ethsr
Wh me pfcs house and garden West street now in
le tenure OF Isaac Jackson small wooden houce m
PASTURE street, and commodous frame work sh o ",
queen street may be sold together or divided IN %
purchasers. For terms inquire Of " 'O'' tue
Wilmington, mo. 10. rHEhis
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NOTICE.

A ~ persons indebted TO the estate of ADAM srFDs
deceased, late of the town of New Castle. either h.
noh' note or otherwise, particularly requested 70 sci
them d1y sn ,oose VINO have demands to presc
T., On JOSEPH SEEDS, Admir-
1I-4t
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ABRAHAM sCHRADER,

ID EsPECTFULLY informs the public that he has com
40 menced business at
S.HYRN.4, DEL.
and is ready to orders in Gunsnhng Bell Hang
ing Repairing House Door Locks, Sharpening Coffee M,
Mendng Shovel and longs, Brass Androns, &c. Turning
in Iron and Wood and every description Of work IN the
above branches
He respectfully soics the patronage of the public, and
feels confident from his experience that be will be enabled
to give general satisfaction.
September, 1928. 76-Sm
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10 Ladies, Exclusively

The aspicious day teeming with Hope ofcoming wealth
l approaching, when the Sd Glass Of the rich Delaware
safe Lottery will be drawn, and with its birth and
plea being but the operation of five minutes, make as
france douby sure of success, BY the distribution OF High
riizes
Indeed so great was the satisfaction acknowledged at
ne drawing Of the first and second classes, and much
aaXiety expressed for third one that did not believe
here could be ticket for sale at Christmas but adven-
Irefs hitherto, tary for their good are be-
yonIng candidates for prizes, and
Hopes and doubts alternate sway,
Yet, doubts to Hope shall soon give way!
This We pledge ourselves to proves forever after hold
eur peace. But none with lucky tickets from Office
shOuld doubt
Our doubts traitors,
And make rs lose in fearing to attempt
The oft mi Slit win!
Away with them
OT Read RcRect, and Juolget
The last two Lotteries peculiarly fortunate for la.
less and ON that account merit notice. The prizes were
S7hl principally 70 them One lady, unknown to her hus-
"a! (Which by the bye IS The uckest way purchased Al
single ticket for dollars, winch drew prize Of 100 dol
lars, and chosen By Hbi another lady prize OF $500
of tre thus happily, the TWO first classes rolled on
AID why the third class be equally fortunate The fol-
WING tact which occurred in the second and third classes
thc Lnion Canal Lottery, in Philadelphia, shews the in
!itse minds possessed BY Ladies. MIR Janson WHO
dFc" 5000 dollar prze purchased lands in Montgome
" county, adjoining lands Of Mr. ML whom he related
ihe fact The news was electric lie informed his wife
Who rue to her charter, gave him peace till he pur
BASED ticket as she thought, being next neghbor tol
Nr v her turn would be She was right and ac,,
arg Gcs the highest Prize ri 10 900 dollars il the next class
attended with peculiar circumstances for her husband had
sold three quarters other ticket.
What lesson does this hold forth to lordv Man, toll
axe heir wives advice in the purchase of tickets if they
AID not in other things also, would be better hey
Would not so often squander their time and property the
injury Of ther health and When applied to for ar cles oil
4'ess or necessity, give the Of purchase with reuc
ance, it at all. But these chasms ofcomort may be RENE
ed why nnt the third class will be equally fortunate as
The former Why this good fortune attendant on
dope NICE be again anil speedily realized, and the an
raaara year be the happest Of our lives why, there
NJ fcss9r but that the ladies putting off tie lucky
siltse 10 ,'e last this putting Of is the banc of
$2od nck-pray oid il, and you value ease and com.
iott baa'k Hn M inclination. If you cannot purchase
4tSe's ~ pckages buy single tickets even shares; but
gsh not ne cup OF iotom your lip, else the dregs of
disappointment may sIktsesxashirst
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PUBLIC UTILITY.
.NEJY and USEFUL ESTABLISHMENT

FHNIE subscribers having been for many weeks past fire.
quenty applied 10 for information to what real cs.
tate for sale in the Borough its neghborhood or the
surrounding country without being able give the desr-
ed information, have opened Public Record or Reyiser
where all those who have houses and lots for Sale or Rent
in the Borough of Wilmington, houses and farms for
Sfle or Rent, on Shares, the country, are invited o
Register them, and all those DESTROYS Of PURCHASING or
renting houses or plantations, requested 10 call and
examine the Register. The great bepeGt this establish
nent may be to those who have houses and lands to rent
dispose Of and the accommodation it will he to such as
want to purchase or rent propertyst be evident TO all
rs timely thought Of and d3opted and is probably the frs,
evidence of the benefit TO he expected from the contem
plated Cdna as the application for information about pro-
perry in Delaware would otherwise it presumed be
SO frequent. The expense Of describing and
N neat ample manner all real whether houses or
lands will be hui Aing say so cents for each property
tor sale or rent, and for examining the Register which
promises to contain much valuable information only -
cents.
Every attention will be paid to the purchase and sale Of
real esate--and Deeds, Bonds Mortgages and every ne
cessary written document will be executed with accuracy
and despatch, ~" professional gentleman well dual
med to inspect title Deeds and examine the records of The
courts is engagedad the subscribers believe the esab
shment will be useful oneit at least under that i'm
preston offered for public encouragement
HOPE 8. Co.
Dec TO- 1875 No. 90 Market
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Cheap Groceries. &f
j. ID. WAUGH.
CHEAP BUTTER

EkNHE subscriber has just received 1000 lbs trim, ,s
Il Lancaster L"np g 7a6, g Goshen Tnb q Grg TrTr
Hhch le intends disposing Of by the single pouad luL
JOHN ID. VAUGHAN,
opposite the Lower Market House, Wiiniagica'
constant supply of all kinds of Butter can h IA
throughout me winter, by applying as above.
' - 400 9t-
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TO BE SOLD

private sale, or rented and possession given the 95b
1 n March next. valuable F.lRM and Gi2LSp Mill
situated IN New Castle Hundred, within three miles of the
town OF New Casle seven miles Of Wilming ton and one
mile Of Carks corner the Red Lion road Containing
about 80 acres well improved land, and good tenan,,hc
house and other Improvements formerly the propery Of
alexander Fcnster' decd. Terms of payment will be
made easy TO the purchaser by applying to the SUBSCRIBE
IN Wilmington, and if the premises sold at or before
the goth Of March next, the farm will be rented and made
an OBJECT to any farmer Or Miller upon easy terms Al.
in Wilmington WNt KEAV
january %, 1924. 81
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! '.hn " I" War I'erarfmtuf q et.sabl,
Character lpf a,li,,uy bopufs. This vi
understand, Mas hil,udrd a. a iokr, aud
We may ifdsc thr sGrprizr ~ indi,i.
'"i - the reception of u mfiitar, cam
hi'si"n' l." hoA e,ara Gand,s1rd al hnllsr.
""la ronf"N's r'nerrrd u ul.ifafru apI .nl
!" f'ndfh'"ns, and 's5t.d hfs rerrni,a -
Nneh Baltimore Ma tnst.ltd, Ac matched
WIN ethera - M rr'l"f anu rs ylalf,,n.
w ~ r"rl Ai.enfy. Ia HE Nat'r ai.r,.
lh""aoron "rlrr hi command. dafina T.
Fnutsr al the boWbardmeut, siIu,k - hn,nb
'tich SEVERAL ttme-, aud cauoptllra her a.
'ant "h ~ great d.sGtnco fnm Tie fnrf
'in"' Tie return 81 pore, every tim, ihi4
ndh1dad Nls,'s s.d,imorc, hr aur, down
I" ihf f"rt /" pay h,i te-pcels /" tlc eua.
l"h, lar ehlcb hr seems IL entertain al
most p.dcui attachments"
baltimore porrr.
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/ ~ '1"ttga commerce uf d.. canntr, :;
an Old pursuit, AID Is nov snprart.3 49,
p"h aug pr"trri,"a Whatever. But b,,,. =
IN 'it"thri nat nalt to destroy il. bn, /,
AK ih"s Interested ~ il 'run 60 Ia i,o ,.,r
GEM. on al they consume for lh. b,.n.G, :,
/ ne manufacturers {; aud this fax "a not
confined 10 the merchants and an In. M,
snai mes ihey employ, bat extend to 1hr
'"'li'I, hhd almost every other member ,r
7"fsiy, "ho Is not al some new ,pteirs or
! manufacturers. And what benefit is Ia
''s't from all tins fn orltism Is the
country Ia be made richer? No. aprr,,
ataI phorrr, breaIsc the business irs,lc ia
naturally 81 Improbable that we are all
Obliged Ia c"ntrlbate about 100 uer c.,t
|" make II "a good - any other business
VI h'lit Deter Are these manufacturers
themselves cNeitnliy 10 be made ri, her.
No. thet are la lnse nearly all the revenue.
winch they now derive from commerce
ahd are Ia tiy Ia obtain from all of us af-
'hef"ard enough Ia make up the defcicn.
''} ana, when mis- Is done by IA land tax.
the farmers viii vote off all these restric
liohs aud the great manufacturing houses /
~ The w"ods viii he worth about as much I
t5 THE splendid houses ia Shrlb M /
We shdl then return 10 the good old sYs
tenn applying our industry aud captal to |
nose objects IN the country which are ma.
draiIy the most profitable aud a perfect
y equal protection trust will then BIZ ex-
coded ~ all the great interests ufthr ennu-
~. a. l..
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alSo, one other rract.

ADJOINING the last mentioned land contain.
my "ol ncres, aud bounded on one side by
Wat l. Gap, and the lands OF Richard s. T.
Is, The Bethel trnri, and lie lnnds Of John
onmm, dee. Df this tract there nre epIv
"e"ni 10 neres cleared, aud that portion Of I,
Is well coed aud fresh II l. heavily tim
bered aud well watrred, and contains a large
qo'ntay OF Gr't rate tobacco land This tact
IL, within one niile OF Bethel
II the above hnds nre not sold nrivol.iy,
heioic the Jlh day OF October, he, viii. o.,
hat day IL sold pnbicl, n u residence. -
Persons who nIhy be dcsirous uf purchasing.
II Is expected, viii wish 10 view tLe lands =
They will br shown ~ any time on npplica-
ton bong nnde 70 TIE snbscriber.
u Terms OF sale shall liz mndr nccommo-
dattng. AMBROSE ErCKIu
February %. oa,ls
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kONEIH CHIFFON viii d.ll,,rn l,,I
l.ulnhev Nara

TNiiE suhs,rihcr has op-urd I.umb.
thrd opposite Ia i,is sadders shop, In
~ "e"'orR' Where he intends Ia keep gen
rihl assortment oi timber. which he "A III sell
on reasonable ierms. He viii pnfchR4. planIf
AMI al sorts 81 lnmher, Tor which IL. ,,,iI
E''e Liberal prices rihel ~ cal, ntlx barter.
IRON any person except Joseth Clifton.
Feb % - W
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10y virtue of deed of trust executed
ID 10 the gubscrbrr by William II. Camden,
on rnc ii day oi October, lsi9, nud duly n
corded in lhr clerk 5 Gilc, al thc county coArt
OF An,h"fs' Tor purpose, therein mentioned
Will he sold, Ia the highest bidder, lor read :
money, nj the ne-eni residence Of tie md
". II Camden, on Bot'aa river, mean = diam
Sand'd"cs. "a Tie l3ih day al N9rcn me-
dS2l1 tree feather hcds and r5rhitnre, ON
gerr.l Try, one cupboard, seytu head OF en-
tie, dirty five head Of hogs, NJ lhrsail Cam
don.s interest in the prel tity conveyed rs
Horny Cnm len 10 W, Caudcn aud other
NV" horses, one fire shot rau. aud larst
quantity OF ,ohatey, aud all the 5aid Cam
dem iutcrgstJ
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Notice.

I HEREBY Jortoorn any person from ira
4 ding for az taking an assignment u a bond
e1ec,hed bu nue IN John Boou for he sum "
Mirig doiiars. payable on The 25h btetoibr
ner, as Ian, dstermintd not 10 pay Of me sand
bo,,d. inaunnch as the said Boon Praeiis,d u
dec,piiog on ne, aHd'has not complied Nth has
! cou,roa THo.H.1S ELLlSoN
J Bucta'gtaa, FEB % ~
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blso, one o.her 'Eyact

Nato'n'nr the above described Land, contain
ing upwards Of 200 acres. on#tGitlre,, ,I,,r,
are two settlements on enc ol ubi,b =. i.
very snod bodsc, well iui.bed, ont halIars.
Oh, hhfds, good garden, sc aud ON H..
ofher e"mtonnll. dwelling hn,sr. orchnr,ls
~ Ills tract al" JON The lunf. Of Join
shelton, iDI= John Au,l,l.r md ,tL....
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MUSIC by band of Gentlemen
Amateurs.

n - Doors 10 open at 6, and perform
anrr 10 commence 1T o'elock.
L = Tickets, box and pit, one dollar
gallery fifty ceuls, 10 bc had at the bar al
the Franklin Hotel aud Washington I'm
At Mc.srs L.choIs l. Norll's Eookstor,
At M.ssrs. Boyd q News, aud at he The
alr' ga tine evening Of performance.
February IL. stiff
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Domestic .Hanufactures.-Wc are ~,
''."d I" learn that n company was spm.
t'ne sine" Turned in New jersey. for IN.
p9rp"s" of manufacturing .Sicei, and has
succeeded hryhpd the most sang,,inr OK.
periati"ns of the individuals composing il
The sle"l which they have already mad,
has been tried in various ways. and !,
found I" he of the first quality. II is WORTHY
"i remark, that the steel which was mad.
from NATIVE iron, was found Ia be- much
pr' ierable In that manufactured from
Swedish aud Russian iron it was more
malleahls and dnrtilc, aud possesses
greater elasticity, while IL was susctph-
hlt oil as high u temper rs cast sfctI.
The company has taken measures 10
have tin aoallty Of their steel tested, hy
making arrangements with the Secretaries
"fthr War and Navy Departments, l.,
haze 1t tired in the armorirs of the United
States. We trust, that il will equal the
I" shes thu entrrprisina gentlemen, who
viii thus conIrra f,,or on their country.
by furnishing another means Of industry
aud Independence. IL. s. Gazette.
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OnV 'Tract.

" hereon he row resides, in Amherst county.
dis'nni u miles from Lsnchlnrf mud 10 from
An'hcfft cour house, known b, the name ~
"hAhAM ) COVE, containing 1860 nrrcs.
~! n'lNreh = hhd 900 of which are renrcd 81.
I'll hand lies ~ ell aud Is in rood b.ur, "a.
la ellihg house j. comfortable md ranx.,iep,
aud ha' attn hed "a il tho ncrrs.nrv ont
houses, orehnrds, &c. 1hsrc Is vet y, lnrgt.
po'u"n al good l'buceo baud Ia ,ienr, nhicl,
. Neiy hraNiiN tinbeicd 1ho i hnlc ltnct
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PiRAiE rs.


NV YoDk, Feb. 6,---Capt. J. w. Allen,
- arrived IN the brig Commerce, from
ain RICO. states thlt he was iHformed
~. cn1l,n lndrr ola - 1ui,h nan OF war,
| =, ne "a, ~ company with another arm
,...,l in pursuit of a plratical brig and
s,o,,r uut nt Porto REQ, the crews OF
Iirh had risen upon the officers aud pat
am, ON shore Un thu west side niihr island.
jrI.., II ri been seen on board two Amrri-
an ,,ss,l, that sailed from Nayagurz for
l., H. States and 1t Mas s0pp"s, q they
k ere made pri2rs "t,and lhtlr crews mnr'
rrrd. Five vessels of and from ST. Tho
has which had sailed frolh Mayag .,ez, had
nd times been fallen III With by two
,,G..rs. but sncere,ed in making their
nc,ne nmon2 The islands and keys. The
l,ni.h men Of nag non give c9lIt". Ia all
.,ssels from AayaSleZ two" Il mouth, one
A,ins stationed ON each side The island,
le Mona Passage being IN complete p's
,,,,lon of the piratcai .ralsrrs. The Dr'
l,, fr,sate F0t, Cdpt Cochrane, Aas t
y. Johns, and Capt. L. had III de Tor
nal demand Tor tie amount OF the
mi itioas upon their commerce by
.p Spanish plya,eers. The report by
In, Lowing, arrived 1t Baltimore, of the
4 ,ckadt Of the a.ain, Is cnnirad'rlrd ny
,a.,a.rvd. hrlr we're no pri,aie"r AT
II. Johns, but it VAS reported that thu
tnaun.r Musqulto, torntrl! otNe" "fh,
vas ntilne ott Is IA cruiser. 20 ne tan
~ spl, of war II I'd b Gu At torto Iico lor
lv Last th.ee mouths.
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NY. AnSeph Hcnnes,

~ 5 yon arc not an iuhahilant ot tbs siH'r,
~ you are hereby notified that NE 81 all
take the deposition Of laue Young. nj h"r
dwelllre honse IN the county OF Caroline, ~
the stole OF Virginin, un The Goth day OF
March ncSt, to be read rs evidence IN a SUIT
depend,ag in the superior court OF law i"r
Amherst county, IN which you are p'a ntid
aud we are defendant.
BENJAMIN TAL1hFEKRO,
WILLIAM DUNCAN,
EJecutOrs Of JOitt Young, decreased
February 20. @sw4w
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Jt.Nee Eerroe

Left 10 ri'h by Charles Burrus. sen orso mncb
thereof rs Will he sufficient IL answer the
purpose ot said trust deed The site vested
J.. ne sub crbrr as trustee will be CouYc5 ed.
md none Other
, CORHELTUS POWELL, Trpate.
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Mr. Ball, Mr. JOSHUA Il. HOLMES, ol
the hrm OF llulmr, 4 Brew star 10 Miss
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-20

o. The Consli Jllonal Wig aaya, ii
Is brlered that the $1,000 prize III ia,
QuanIico Caoal Lottery his gone 10 Alex
9udfI', end half of the $3.50 10 Lynchbarg.
lh" numbers drawn are 20, /, -. -, II.