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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17
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q 81 "a l.a1lua n~per~ 70 t@r l5tl,
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i 90 m'li-'rs Of -: )'n l''I' 10 -
q J, =, -. minister ri Fmantc; aud ! H..
p...5 ,,ut ai- the Council. II = hut a
"'' t,s,r -i..re we announced th' ap-
So, .,.,,, al .Sgfz "a tie otlicr nf pr ne
P3'., tor Far9laaud ba, seal his behaved
MI. -, Elk ~ the Ran0pfic of Tar
e.''''' -, Ig,i,. although mn q! mare
Ill ,iuIrs. il IS sid, afr not
..s"', 'J,br, the reverend statesman"
tl''' u bin.
M ~ ,,n ,i,dria or the 3ah Of Nov
I|''fir Wv, or,,,,,,4 ,fio.n II tie army.
/ mo" ,rdrrrd, that MI sUbaltrru~
nv -. who are married, as well ~
,.,, enlisted ,oIaularil, FIR the TN
~ ,.,,r shnnld c.nti ll,c. shall be sent
lo"' " '.,..,,,,.s M,drli i >Iill III a state of
10 wv Anor1er has brrn publish
l1' NV ,''.,,i,,r III, lnuaaitfat, from con
II "a, nn,,f,..al subjects.
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"a ,tT,,diz and spnt to The Castle
2rh. rr..nrb fr.,nn. which have entered
r'hra thr,.,sb B,yoonr. from Spain.
II ., N.,..,,i,,.r r,i,, , tnfal AT all Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17


Al the clio sing of an aAtumnal d ~. n
stranger alishied nj The door of u p II the
retired cottage of an interior stttlrmeut
"hereIhe rights of hospitality ar nor.
teliSo"sly regarded .hrcause lhcmuahllants
have the double satisfaction nr grsfif,ins
there own charitable feelings, by sa.ltelin.
tbt hnnselrss and Of indalgin.r lhair ri,i
os'iN by receiving Intelligence of Ihe ailairs
81 the busy world. The ample folds nfh is
iarSe cloak Displayed the height ~ his
hE"e, ahd did nut conceal thr proportions
oi the we'll ioraIrd aud muscular limb, hc.
meath. In his whnle AR, ia the hen fore.
mead, whcr" The llsnre nf ~" had tfdcrd
hahy wrinkles, aud In the quick flashing,
oi IN eve, whose fire had Ill been eNtl.,.
g"lSilcd by age, there was i commanding
influence, which like the fascination Of The
serpent, made all gaze upon his coguic.
mace. The caparlson of hrs stro,,.. and
powerful gray horse MS sonnWhat militia.
ry nd the pistols which apprarcd at the
saddle Low seemed to Indicate The prorrs-
sion of The rider.
The first demand for entrance vas an.
swered by tn, deep bowl of the srniinrI
house dos, whose toue expressed as much
Indignation against The dslm her of his
shn'beis, rs jealousy for the designs of the
ne" comcr upon tia property of " inch h.
MAS guardian, aud VIM raised his soporots
voice on ils Own account, rs well as thar
ol his master. Next, the faNrn locks and
plump faces of half dora healthy. bare
to"tcd children rnadc thru appearance,
RECOMMENDING thruuWh tine ,xirunx, al Tim
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17

or ,ead.ls can ioaeJ - ha. followed as
we'll rs W. could til ih.m.
Next morning III. lrtppy hmily gather.
"d nround The brtal FAST table II an hour
raiiier later ihan usual, and = more smiling
q mp, "}f- iIrter saw Rm AIr. and Nr5.
Martins minds were absorbed IN ore ..fr.tt.
aud - yet, unhroaehcd m.tfrr. The old
gentleman look tn lirzt opportunity &c
turning ihe eontrrsAtlun ihtaprw ard
500 eaih he IL H'}the. - lib n,usi
rgp sni'", Nop hive h.in nipl.,y foritl-
naft ) :" ltope - iathtr,h said he. "and
herr | shsh deserve III "a az pleased
Ia - tow TN M . Deslan ON yo,,-ml,y
yoll a." ale To- buy Gas such dllowsas
an : NJ. - /; why, didn't Yen draw half
"t tit -6.oGD dollar pfzr Bob Told
mr. yonhad Iosi e,tas,rd rom Pbilgd lrllia
" h The monty IN yuhr packct.n--" Pah,
no. | 0o.j harmd iltrl rtht ynVh4d drawn
IT, 4 thunder loud cam. on every Mar
In la.c The devil a'd death did You
cheal ~ thrn | drew the pri1e--a cursed
LIE nryrr ov ned ticket IN my lifc.p---
Bl,thr ia hs turn grew pale. " Are you
I" earnest asked he. !" Ia ERNEST" ~.
Plhd Madln, never speak IN i.N, and
| We br lll0cd nnh--e bait liz Lollom
of all thl. business, tel me-. ar III Irst the.
So g'h ol your eaJ'lnsh.' We'll, then,
a"nt get ~ II passlun," sid Mr.. Blythe,
" ihls Is the truth | had u lirkti. was in
toe city, and iound II nad dawn y blank.
hui that Mr. Martin, Who supposed wan
certainty yourself, owned bali oi' the faiiy
hoosdnd frzr. innocently lhought by
u lIttIr arr IA b.ttr, ,,,s,.If by
Won. h,.L I,,LIuL,tu' IL
ih,i ,,i.l, a.. III, - ~ "''''
NC. h. - '"''' -" y.n
~ NJ 9"'' '"i'"'"' We
are ""'i oterNed, bal We lad better nuke
The business WAS un,a,rllrd. tbr starm
rnged dreadful, .,,l,fl ~, -, l...,i, ..,.i
rd ,t.,,,,.tti,,i l n, - ''5' -
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"'''',' "''e "'''' 10 ah'd Il" haIS
" i''''' "''"o"' 'th"iuhb 10 any hrllhtlal
means
COX
ligra,,r nomiualcs MIR. Tod al pr.srn1 a
u,rnbrr Of lonp,... Cr,,,, p,nns,I,,aia
u. - cnnd,daI. L,, ~, -, i,.,',.,' ,"'''"'
'''''' "''
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Mr. hI,rr,s. Ian,.,, ~
oLo.,. ,tr,,,.,,,,, ,,.,.','.. h'E I'm
chnn,.r Of The ID vol nt ~. pa, /" s'N'"
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q D. g.,E T.. II.tY.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17
FIR IN n PRISONS.

The following article l. extracted from a
roiN eu;llIrd The Hermit in rrson,'
,ransia.sG uo0i the inch of Mr. JnuN.
Nho suffered months imprisonment IN st
PrIrgir, To- certain Liberal remarks ON thr
3. uras1,: ". I. En-. Post.
&" ne dmatloa Of imprisonment for "A
Frcnchin is i've }ears after which he
Is free, and cannot be again arrested loI the
san" d,b,. l.. the casr of foreigners, their
t,rm Of imp' isonnrnt Is indefinite. The"
/, Major Swan Ia citiZ'n tie [. States ]
among ne prisoners. who entered Saint
P,rSle at the age ni forty five. and ls still
there, though more than Sky years old
ltrsnectpd IA his own country. thu con-
p,njun in arms Of Washiugtou, ne HIS pas.
sd IN captivity surnr of he most useful
y.a.snf III, life | >nnw TINT hr has re
srgned himself IN his lot, ard that long ha
bl It's atniafI-,d him with his situation
mat To-, /, Kind IT, ,ch of his cOuntIym-n
rs misfortune may brig into the mr. con
diinn &. but WI ca refuse To Tel Tor =
man vino has tnu9 losi precious part u
rs "Nis rnce. when h. ml.ht have employ.
i in rendering eminent services II III
con uy. A.. 80 matter hsw advance l.
il no exception from Imprisonment thru
n" persons ofnintty years nov IN SAINT
Z eye
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17
""a2s...

In mailing toys, lhc Chinese are exceed
inely expert. 'Out Ola solid ball fivory,
with hole in it, not larger than half am
inch N diameter, they will cut from nine
to iteen distinct hollow globes, one within
another. all loose, and capable of being
turned round in every direction, and each
of them carved full Of the same kind of
open-work that appears in fans. A very
small sum of mouey is the price Of one Of
these difficult tribes Bdrrows' Chiua.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17

LUXURY Of Grisf-A servant, attending
on his sick master, took the opportunity
Of stealing his handkerchief, the master
caught him in the fact -" only took the
handkerchief" (said he) 10 dry up my
tears :"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17

II is said, that the route which has been
recently marked out Cor = road between
Pensacola and ~ Augustine, over good
ground, {. on reduced distance of Sd
miles.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17
-..sFe".

An unfortunate man, Who half never
drank water saongh Ia warrant he d.
t So MAS reduced to such stat by drop
81, thai constellation of ply sicans was
he'd upon III c,se. They d., ,ded thai
ia p,ag was Indispensable, aud the poor
"a ient was Induced 20 submit to the OPP
eration, notwithstanding the enfreatIes
If A.s son, boy of seven years Old. Oh
papa, papa do not Ir' ta,n tap you =
srrramcd the mchin in a-ony ii iear.
= DO any thlas, hui do not lrt them tap
,ou !" "Why my dear " snid the
,ar-nt, " it Will do me good, SAID shall
l,r in hestlh to make yon happy" " M
.aiher, no YOU will not there ueHer "as
any thing tapped in Our house that lasted
more than a week"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17

~ Rpnllic"n, n Ire N, tional Iutel-
ista''r nomluaee Mr.. Tod, al present a
mrnbtr OF Congress from PENNSYLVANIA
Is il candidate lor tie Wee PRESIDENCY,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-17

At this slSual, Of pushed Mr. Martin
got his hat, and ia about ten minutes c8mc
in viii the Squire, litllr shrlytlIed up
looking man, aboel an inch and quarter
from cheek 10 check, with his book under
lis arm, aud Kind Of smile between hls
teeth. They were seated, things began 10
look serious but Of the paltirs c,ihred
! The least disposition to nlnch-and while
! 'he squire wiped of his spcctacies aud FIX
81 III N on his nose with an the Dig ~
imaginable, Mrs. Martin huddIcd aloog side
! of Martin, and whispered 70 hiu, quite
aad,biJ, / hope, Jerry, you'G behave de
crn'ly not,' at the same time, drawing
! forth Der old ragged handkerchief and
pulling her nose and rubbing her eyes very
! hard to make them luok rcd aud weeping
! Ike, " bile good Mr.. Martin obedicntly did
the sane, as nearly in the same way aa
possible and the othrs looked a little
frightened al this sad beginning, not know
ing, perhaps, rs much about the drceucy oi
such matters as the old folks.
The awful pause past, the man of autho-
| rity rose, and bid The parties /" stand''-
yon, Mr. Blythe, right there by that thert
/ big pumpkin on yon side Of the room, and
you Misses Molly on his left--his right, no
his left side, and you 'tother folks in a string
on both sides on 'em set slilI Mrs. Martin
and your husband, the law makes no re
! qnlrrnent that You should stand up. Now"
and he went through the ceremony quite
admirably /; then giving Molly hearty
smack, he sat down to mug of cider, and
amused the party with an account Of the
age, weight and profits ofhis fall pigs, SC
nntil bed time. When he retrcntrd, max.
ing low but masisteriaI bow, as the doot
creaked on It's hinges behind him We ma,
az well 20 too, lor the night, for doables
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-03

.author of d Ns,C american !

This Map win be founded on and embrace generally the
valuable and original matter contained in the American
Atlas, published by the author of the proposed Map, to
which will be added the results OF various surveys and eX
ploratons recently completed and such now in pro-
gress, and may be finished previous to the publication of
the work.
The projection adopted for the proposed Map is similar
to that selected for the Maps of the different States
tanned in the Atlas just mentioned by which the merdians
and parallels OF latitude made to intersec fright an
ges nearly due regard the laws of the decrease
Iof the former would admit. This mode, of projecting
Maps extensive scae represents the varons quad
lrlaera figures similar to those the Artificial Globe,
and affords very near approximation, in other respects
TO the earth tse distances in any direction may be
curatey ascertained, with facility, by the application OF
the simple scale the respective diagonas OF the inter-
lsectng lines OF projections OF an e9M length through
out the map it obviaes that extreme distortion which
suits from the of what is called the "pane nrojec
on in which the parallels of latitude represented
by straight lines, and, in line, 1t represents TO the under
standing picture OF the corresponding feature the
Natural Globe, near its original such representa-
ton can possibly be given plane surface.
In connecting the various materials collected together
for the map, certain established points will be adhered to
land marks guides for latitude and longitude to which
the local surveys &C. will be made conform. Partic-
ulr reference will however be had to such positions
shall have been subjected to the most frequent and cen
tito observations OF of known skill, whose deductions
will be compared and if found to differ any material
point, such position will be adopted a due regard TO
the character for accuracy of the respective observers
taken in connection with the advantages disadvantages
hat may have attended their operations, may dictate
The recent survey of the northern boundary of the
United States, made conformity to the treaty of Client
will constitute the basis of much OF the proposed Map
embraced within the range of that survey and the
survey OF the Atlantic and Gulf Coast, made by order OF
the Navy Department will be used for the base of the
southern and eastern portions of H. For the intermed
ate space, will be had the latest and best in
formation regarding its natural CONFEDERATION, its seas,
lakes aud islands mountains, Mills and valleys and gen
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-03
HOPES
.aPPEaL TO THE PUBIC.

THOSE friendly 10 the Delaware State Lottery, may be
assured that every exerton that could have been made,
made, to draw the RICH DELAWARE STATE
LOTTERY, the 5th day If July last, (as promised
and although Gentlemen 1vshed the drawing defer.
red, would certainly have taken place. had Others
who bespoke tickets, omitted forward time,
some of hem have since complied with their engagements
and accession Of friends the Lottery, has arisen in
Chester Pennsylvania where literally seems predominant
From many among the patriotic in own State also,
(among whom Of the first officers of our Cow
ernment we have reason to expect addition Of strength
and aoqge for it is considered disgraceul TO en-.
courage Foreign Lotteries for distant institutions and me-
gect that requires assistance
These feelings, and il should be remember
ed that the Subscribers, although the most injured by the
posponement sole claimed the boor
boon of public pity, 7gdined about their dsappOint-
ments
For if we 7vhine, look pale,
And tell our tale,
Men in pain,
For us again
So neither speaking doth become
The Brokers Fate, or being dumb.
But now that We have had helping ha1d will not other
friends Of Dea1Oare join to enabel to DRAW with GER
tanty the FIFTH OF OCTOBER NEXT, twill be
THE DAY OF ELECTION for Sheriff. &C. and while
voting Tickets for Others should not the citizens vote
Tickets for themselves?
0JrOne prize alone, by the Scheme twill appear,
VIII equal the Sheriff. fees for year.
Come forward then, purchase few packages or single
tickets, and the Grand Delaware State Lottery 1.-THE rich
est in the Union, for the number of tickets) shall be
irawn on that day
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-03

eraly such view of its physical Geography will be given
will afford agreeable and instructive picture of the
region brought into view.
With respect to the civil and political divisions ct the
United States their and county boundaries &c
will be had in the first place. to the latest and most anthem
tic treaties and other legal documents and in the absence
of these, other Of information will be sedulousy
sought for.
Especial care will be observed delneate all the ex-
isting and contemplated canals, roads, and such other
Internal improvements shall be deemed of general u.
ity calculated 10 promote the commercial intercourse
between remote sections of our extensive country Dis
tances from place 10 place. all the important roads,
will be distinctly noted by figures, and the Turnpike and
great leading roads, and those of minor importance, will
be distinguished by appropriate characters The insertion
OF the roads and distances together with the post and
other towns OF any Importance, will render the proposed
Map valuable auxiliary 10 the traveller well as the
of business and WILL when taken in connection with the
immense mass of OF err geographical detail, embodied
within its scope present full and satisfactory view, at
useful, Ornamental and of convenient reference
The spaces usually left blank maps of this descrp.
ton will be filled by valuable statistical and topograph
cai information, exhibiting condensed summary of the
populations extent in miles and acres of the United States
generally, and of each separate state, together with
brief remarks on the SOIL produce, &c The size OF the
map will be five feet four by four feet eight inches
1t is equally the desire Of the publisher render the
proposed map extensively useful, and to place it within
the reach of persons OF every class of the community he
will therefore, spare neither pans nor expense insure
the accomplishment Of the former object, and with
of eectng the latter he has fixed the price of the map
at the very low of Eight Dollars each, mounted
rollers, in portable form, until subscriptions for 500
copies shall have been obtained, when the price will be
enhanced 10 ten dollars each.
subscriptions will continue to be received at the Store
of the Publisher, Corner Of Fourth and Walnut Streets
Philadelphia, at the reduced price, until the subscription
shall be filed agreeable to the preceding article.
II. S. TANNER,
Geographer and Map Seller
August IS 1924. 70
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LOSS BY FIRE!
August IS, 1924.

RENJAhiIN FERRIS, .4sent for THE UNITEn STATES
I'D FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY" will receive at his Office
in Wilmington applications for Insurance from loss BY fire
Dwelling houses, Ware houses, Mills Machinery Barns,
Stables, and buildings in general either in or coun.
ry-lerchandize, Household furniture and every other
description Of personal property will be insured on the
most reasonable terms The rates of insurance in this
office are so low that is presumed few will choose here.
after to risk their property in order to small ex.
pense
Communications by letter, the postage being paid will
be duly attended to-
Wilmington, mo. "a, 1894. 73-6t
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Treasury DEPARTMENT. June 20. 1904

NOTICE is hereby given to the pIoprietors Of The e~
IN changed per cent. stock Of 1872 issued in nursr
of act of Congress entitled, an act athorzinp
subscription to the old six per and deferred stocf
and providing for exchange of the same passed on e
sixth of july 1912, that the principal the said stock and
the interest which may be due thereon at the time viii
be paid to the said proprieors their attorneys duly An
horzed, on the first day of January, 1885, the Treasury
Washington such Loan Office on the books where
of any portion of said stock may stand
Information is further given, that surrender of the GER
hcates of the said exchanged six per Stock will be
required at the time of redemption, and that the interest
thereon, will cease and determine the 3lsi day of De
cember, 1924 VIM. II. CRAWFORD
July 9. GILLIAN. Secretary Of The Tteaslrv
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TO THE PUBLIC.

:" G. CONNIE tenders to his friends, patrons, and
w the public generally his sincere acknowledgements
for the munfcen patronage extended him in the Second
Glass of the Maryland State LOers and does himself the
pleasure Of presenting the Third Glass of said Lotto
res, wherein he calculates with liberal support have the
satisfaction Of distributing among adventures, large
number Of valuable prizes.
The Scheme, surprising in magnitude that of any Lot
terry at present in the United States it is expected will
elicit general appreciation, from the brllancy of its cap
tails, the great number of valuable prizes contained in H.
and the comparatively low rate of tickets
The certain and punctual payment Of prizes is as III
preceding Maryland State Lotteries, guaranteed by the
State
BY authority of the State of Maryland is presented the
following Scheme If
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DIVIDEND.

III IJEND.
vENHE President and Managers Of the Wilmington and
u Philadelphia Turnpike Company have declared Di.
dend of Three per cent for the last half year. PAYABLE to
the Stockholders their legal representatives. on The Goth
inst. by Edward Tatnall, Treasurer.
BY orderofthe Board. JAMES PRICE, Secry.
august = 67-9t
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FEATHERS.

ACADEM y.
vNHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education of youth
OF both sexes in all the various branches Of useful Eca
ton, and as he Eaters himself that lie has given general
satisfaction to those who nave already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pu-
pills, he again sollcts share of public patronage
WIN. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington.
October 18th, 1928. So
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PROJECT of Distribution.

500 complete sets at $50 is
500 sets of the second series, at S33 is
1000 copies " Principles and Acts of the
Revolution" at IS, is
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CORONER.

YTNHE subscriber offers himselfo the citizens of Newcas
tie county, as candidate for the office Of CORONER
and respectfully soicts their support accordnpv AT The
ensuing general election Should he be so fortunate as 10
be the object of their choice he will be grateful for the
avor and endeavor 70 discharge his duties with proprey
and TO entire satisfaction THOMAS BOOTH.
Aug. 81 1924. 74-4tn
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Twenty-Five Cents Reward.
ID AN AWAY from the subscribers on the 22d inst an
apprentice named Henry Eaton, about IL years old
All persons forbidden to harbor him their peril The
above reward, but no charges, will be paid il brought
home. w. MsNFAI r SOM
wilmington, De Aug. "a 73-4t
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New and Elegant May Of me United States.
PR SAILS
For Publishing by Subscription New and Splendid, -Four Sheet
MAP OF TElIA UNITED SpAT!8So

Extending British of New Brunswick the East, tn
twentynnh degrees of North latitude space
by and organized Territories Of the North American
III TIA NNED
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WEEKLY REGISTER.

PROPOSITIONS to dispose of all the complete sets OF
Il NlLESS WEEKLY REGISTER under authority
granted by the state of Maryland, and subject to the
perntendence of gentlemen specially appointed by the
Legislature to approve of the plan and make the dstr
blfiOn.
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the estate Of Margaret Camb
"A 6eh deceased requested to make speedy payment
and those having claims to present Them duly ahentca
ted, for settlement, to WILLIAM MARTIN. E,sr
August 81, 1924. 74-4tn
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Scheme
$1,000 $1,000
II 80 in prizes Of $50
$4,000
$50
5000

o. Packages of Tickets at the original cost, S28.-
Half do. IA dolls Quarter do. dolls
OF Single Tickets dolls.-Halves 9 dolls. so cts
Quarters doll. 25 cts.
TAKE NOTICE.
We are requested previous the drawing the Grand
State Lottery, draw the Last and Best Glass Binary lot
tery and as will aid the Large Lottery and procure
ickets Cheap, for the public, have agreed and viii
draw it at the Town Hall about the 25h of September
Tickets are ready for delivery TSchemes with expla
nations may be had at the Office. Whole Tickets dolls
Halves dollar. HOPE & Co
Office Opposite IOwn Hall, Wilmington
August 81. IS