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Lottery and Erchange Office.

LU0teIy UNu LVtCHNNgE UUCP,
mo 3d. Market Street, the Centre Market, Baltimore
Where all whole tickets issued in this Lottery viii be
signed and shares countesgned by the Lottery Commits
siones, that the State will be responsible for all the
prizes which they shall draw.
Persons distance, intending to take tickets, re.
commended TO forward their orders without delay, by
which they will advance that may take place in
price,
The drawing will be commenced as the sale of
tickets shall render it practicable, and be finished with all
possible expedition
Orders (post paid) from all parts Of the United States
for tickets or shares in the above LOTTERY OF any other
MARYLAND Lottery. covering cash prizes any respon-
sbe Lottery. will receive the prompt attention as
personal applications, addresscdto
w. C. CONNIE, Baltimore.
BY whom the fate of tickets will be given whenever
requested. July 81 65
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RIO TIE DEMO CRATIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS OF
New Castle County,

FELLOW CTrIZENs.-I beg leave TO solicit your SUI
ensuing nomination. In presenting myself for the iirs
time before you as candidate for office, might perhaps
rest my claim to your support upon your knowledge Of
spent among YOU As of the few survivors OF the re-
voluonary struggle, and who, in that dark hour gave
all the aid my humble means would admit to the cause
of nav country, may perhaps lay an additional clam 10
YOUR favor At that event PERIOD was employed IN the
service of my country On different occasions and espeo ia
American foiila destined to operate against Burgoyne
In the long period which has since elapsed have trust
faithfully adhered to the principles Of 70 have never
been m Office nor candidate for office; and now IN the
decline ofe when age has unsrung my nerves and IN
fitted me for labor my straitened circumstances induce
me to make this appeal to the kindness of my fellow ci-
WILLIAM NoonoOon
Wilmington, Feb 90, 1924 20-lf
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no TIE DE.MOCRaTIC ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOTV CTIIZENS- Induced from the encourage
ment YOU have heretofore given me, and the promise Of
support have received from different parts OF the county,
offer myself as a candidate for the office Of CoRoNEh
should he elected the duties of the Office shall be dis
charged with fidelity and satisfaction, pledge myself to
abide the Red Lion nomination. PAUL M'nlNN;
Newport. Feb ID, 1924. l9--H
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TO TIE DEMO CRATIC ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW- CITIZENS AS the time is drawing near
when YOU will assemble for the purpose Of selecting a
proper person to fill the office Of CORONER Of this
County, beg leave offer myself candidate for that
office Should you proper to make choice of me a
suitable person occupy the Coroners place in coun-
ty ticket, pledge myself that nothing shall be wanting on
NV part the performance of the duties of the Office to
render myself worthy Of your confidence. SHALL bowev-
er, cheeriully abide by the nomination.
MILLER DUNOTT.
WILMINGTON Feb T. 1924. 17-tf
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no TIE DEMOCRaTIC ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CTfIZENS.-As the time is approaching
flee of CORONER of this county, beg leave to offer my
self as candidate for that Office pedging myself how
ever abide the decision of the Red Lion meeting, and to
give my support to the candidate who may be
minated thereby Should be found worthy of your suf
frages SHALL in return for your Kindness endeavor to dis
charge the duties ofthe office in such will give
general satisfaction. DAVID ARMSTRONG.
ChrisIana Bridge, Feb 5, 1924. 16-tf
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CORONER's OFFICE.

REG leave inform those of my friends who intended
supporting at the next nomination Election Tor the
Office Of Coroner that have, for several reasons deem
ed it proper relnqush my claims the office in favor
Of tler D,aott, and would recommend him as man in
whom the public may with perfect safety confde and as
considerable majority in this part of the county, IT is
hoped he will meet with a deserved support below.
THOMAS A. STERRETT
Wilmington, April II, 1924. 81
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10 THE Far AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS or
New Castle County,
July %. 1924.

fELLOW- CITIZENS The time is drawing nigh when
you will be called upon select suitable person to run
at the next General Election for the office of C0RONE
beg share of public patronage, as offer myself can
didate for that Office; and should not be fortunate
to be the choice of the people, pledge myself support
the candidate who may be nominated.
PETER Fl. ROTHWELL.
ST. Georges Hundred, July 26, 1924, 64-6t
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no TIE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS or
Newcastle County.

FELLOTV CITTzEN;S-Having in aformer advertise
,nent offered myself candidate for the Office of coRo
NER and pledged myself to abide the decision Of the
Red Lion Meeting, you hereby respectfully informed
that signed the resolution adopted by that meeting on
the 18th inst agreeing abide by and support the seec-
that shall be made the second Saturday Of august
The support of all my Republican friends IS solcneu,ah
Office the favor will be duly appreciated BY their humble
servant, ROBERT LIAM.
Red Lion, June Is. 80 : ~
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WEEKLY REGISTER.

PROPOSITIONS to dispose of all the complete sets of
granted by the Of Maryland and subject to the
perntendenee Of gentlemen specially appointed by the
Legislature, to approve Of the plan and make the dsr
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10 THE FREE AND lNDEPENDENr ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.
FELLOJT- CT1IZENS.-The time is drawing nigh when
vow will be called upon to select suitable person to run
Il the next General Election, for the office OF COROAER
beg share of public patronage, as offer myself can
didfe for that office and should not be so fortunate as
TO be the choice Of the people, pledge myself to support
the candidate who may be nominated
- HOWARD OGIE.
Chrstiana Feb. 10, 1924 l6-tt
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Project of Distribution.

800 complete sets at $40 is
500 sets Of the second series, at S33 is
1000 copies Principles and Acts Of I'll
Revolution" at S3, is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-02

cy than wc-cvcr had before. Flow arc nv nco,lc.
said Mr. M. TO know these men: Why when I go
home, they will ask whom think To be the hes,
man; or rather, who will tax them the least? which
is the same thing And, presume, the same oues-
tions are put TO other members. am glad INV col
league called TOR the yeas and nays, OH this auesti-
on FOR hope the subject will not be postponed In
regard to caucuscs, have no confessions to make.
4 nave gone INTO caucus, honestly as I go to
chuch. don't care how many caucuses, or how
lew, there are. care nothing about them. Once
however, was, about twenty years past, taken in
by caucus, and said would not attend another
had intended 10 have given history of some, on
different sides. but il is decided not to be in order
How the Choice of Electors, by districts, could
possibly prevent an election of President, as has
been SAID by tho gentleman f,om South Carolina
'not possibly perceive. The number of votes piv-
en- by the districts, would be equal To that now given
do not understand how it ca prevent an election
Every generation has its Gym notions in politics as
We'll as in rcli'.r. Religious and political ideas
are constantly changing, The Book of Judges gives
description of these changes, where il speaks OF the
departure of the people, after tie death Of Joshua
So we forgot the principles which produced the Re-
voluiion. My state happily. is neither large nor
n small one. 1t enjoys abou; an equal population,
and docs not increase much. What benefit can the
present provision of the Constitution be- if we ret
no President by it: hope the Serate will re turn to
the consideration of the proposed amendments.
On motion CT Mr.. Van Buren,,
The Senate then odjo,.s,,ctl
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-than ! car express, and the elements Of
which am equally incapable of describing.
Vague images of love and peace, and gen.
tleness and virtue oceupi, d my fancy !
e. must have experienced spmeihng Ike VII
III Poets have dome ~ Ihrif dry dreams
IL hnnw is, that had GA such orcusions
/ s,eatcr cnio} mcut than Tie ahole conrse
! of Ely after tie has Afforded aud That
woold erse all possess of IT, substantial
! goods al life I" taste again Tue ,alhe sta
dowy bliss.
Whilr thus ,lrrau.t IVY soui a'vay, titnr
lew hv, and the hour at lrng'h arrived
(which summoned me ahrotd must b.
brief Al ,he hazard ofhcing abrupt, nerd
not say with what indications II naied
reluctance we were severed. wns too
ponr rs wei. as too Yong then 10 marry,
and ] ouuld not, therefore, Venture tx
pressly tn declare MY low; bat words
surely NJ, re- not uccdful 10 Intimate II. Had
not my nssiddity, nay cuvetousness of her
company, my glowing EYE, my finshhg
cheek, my Wholr u,ieu r,ineed my dew
tlnn and had not ou lon,ly walks aud
rides together, our happy aee'ings, our r.
lnctant separations, all atirstcd the aitec
tim which animated us ? W. parted. aud
/
ven Is my Ni,urss, how fondl1 | vi lhted,
when, aztec the lapse of eight mouths,
Unexpectedly found myself free an'l diarn
gagged. ! had no room iol hesitation rs IL
hon should dispose of NY leisure, llew
back 10 \ \" NV first inquiry was
of Anna iI,rvcy. q. lma Hci,ey 40 lnu
ger'---was ihr response SHE WAS married
VIM somewhat recovered from thtse Il
Ding, MY question was, how manlrd,
i and 10 whum:" | uord not detail. however
i the manner in which became suecessively
acquainted with puc circumstance alter ano
! ther. Lot nae hasten 4" GIVE the summary.
ihaGtly aIlctlDy departure, lima was al
dressed by a man huiu she a,5i fisa u.on
a SIN weeks acquaintance that man Mas
course, rcpulslNr, vulgar and lliterale bat
hr Mas rlch, aud though herself well Prev
drd, Anna ilclNcy married linn far hi
wealth SO ended NY Eru love: the oh.
jet oi Il had plainly hrrD invested by lhe
romance of ny youthful nj ID with i aen
1,biy, dricacy aud modrai,, IL which
she had a. llIr. had mistaken The bash
fumes, ri u einp,c Eoi l", lhose high altri
hnies. The fNurs Whirh afforded ne ~
much u light and pride, she had set M "
lnc upon az +, hrn,ihlc cauuoh Of the I'm
port of such tavurs Nhrn granted by II
young dmau in the hlu"m al lonIhlol
beauty 10 an ardcut young uan, slle innst
have mind coarse add indcllratr, though
aware Of that import, nhrn she lah iahrd
Them uhrrc her heart went not with them ::
either alternative, and one 81 other il inr
! ,iitbr, l. decisive OF her character. vi
At llr moment cou(uuudcd: but ! llateI
npn lbed lnnE ouoush la tAr world Ia
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A. ne brig k.ap"ing, taptalr King, has
"''ta at Boston, in 81 days from SWyr
"'' ny thI. arrival tas lae disasters .x-
i""'"ced by tils GfeeK, are confirmed.
tF yyApinro "f ipsara Mas On the Fourth
'"J J da1 which shoull bflns f4fh
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.3CT IIHST
Scene frst--.I HoRD,frcm P0yiiioH.
HCT STCOND.
Scene hrt--lnirriDr at the TEMPLE OF
1IjE SUN-rin the centre SPLENDID Al
TAR surmuuhtrd ny SEN--Inroration oil
tl,e High pfir. preceding the baitle--A Me.
tcor dcsccnds from abnsc, aud Eliminates the
A,far--.fiiaud Chonts--kojiD aHd his troops
march 10 battle.
.3CT FIFTH.
-cenr sec1Gd--Jhe Onposts 0fhe Spanish
GnHsp-- HE back bounded ~ euiaraei aad
mafos,all over which bridge IL formed by Il
Field iiOlla i. sPrn to escape from his
pa, ,ucr. hearing OF. the child, by throwing
the bridge iGiu ;hn stream.
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: the triumph of freedom in other cli,nrs \,
/ il bas already done In This. The r,,l;,r
nant and turbaD'd Turk. maddrned nv \
series of defeats. took awful yenr.ane. an
! the unh,pgy Iosari,ts. most IF uhon,
were n,assacred and the ,n,mp oaes ,n,a,.
slaves, Men and women Defended hmm
selves win ,u,d,uoted COURAGE +. Iha Ia,
| A renurt hnwe,rr. nr,vaiIrA vIi,.h f,r
! thr SAX, of retaliation. !, !, tn J.. h,nal /.
! true. On the aqnd Of .Ialv ia. t4,rrk
n.,t,.rt,rrd tho h,fl,,5,, ~ -, a.,
tr,orS landed ,,l nit 7na III 10 H.
s,yt,rd WIN had heen In i, ,.l,.,.... az ~
Mace. nj thp SIM. i'm. ,.,rr;.5 ~ H.
r.unnu and ,,,ttrfA to-, lii. 81
schoon.r. Tb. rnn,rt j. e.,,itI.i /, s,,,,..
crrdit ma rim, P,,,j.b a..t ~. s,.,., ,,r l.,
sara an in, aslb Lv ca IL II ~.
al.n r,nnrtcd th,t -, H., 80, n. ......l.,
f'y.'''" ','''' VI IN -, nv '''''N'
boats F''''N '"'"'' '''se a''' o."
Il is certain that hopes of sabdnino thr
Greeks ha,n ,;,.n = qr.st tlnnag,. .' ,s,l
enerr, +, th, n,.n',,a,;''as .,r "a. rort,
A n1wrrfuL irn1y hnI n,ssnd tbr",,,h
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Trust Sale.

sDf virtue ola deed Of trust executed 10 Al
- Ian Taylor and the subscriber BY Christie.
pier CLARK, bearing date tie 9th Of DecemJer.
IN the year oil our Lord 1919. and Of record "a
the clerk Office Of the county conrt Of Mont
gomery, shall, iortl purroles therein me-.
toaei, proceed 10 sell,h, HBs q pablie Ga.
ton, for rash, on frlbAl, lie IN dfy !
December neat, bri,r Iie doorti li.e I'fas (.
In ileteii in the town q Lynchtore.
'ihe Tract % i.anA,
lyine AMI ing rs tic county II Noutennere.
and lfafe ri p,rginie, tuoun 10y the unlpe {
lie ktsT MOUNTAIN, containing nesfi
= oo0 ares, fIre sale uiii thse place ot tHs
atupe da3, II fair, ig not he nest fair dns, a.
The subscriber viii convey 70 the pgfefFs
ncl tiiis as Is vested IN bin hy tie III
deed.
pAvtp5oN haApFUrE, Trustee
October -. Wfdsie
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From he Boston Patriot.

II,,;o, ...,,,,tl,, Id #,,.,....;,,,, ro,.nr,
', - ), IT,. S,,,,,,r ,I.
!" j 'i"9 =" W. -, 'i - ,'
n.c'r ,',r,l.,,l,,i,, ~ RI. ,,,o.,o,,n,.,,t nj
IIr rrr,r,rI':' ,',r,;,,,s ~ 1..f.,i ,bn
,.'t;Gc-linn rIne LI,. 'hnn,pIahI. Ca,,rn
,;nn with Gr,nt Britain. olr rrco,I,r,inn
,y.,s iu,nInntnrlv 5irortrd III, r,llonin,
rx,r,rt from III, rorrr~noalraee of the
venerable JOHN ADAMS. II s.rms 10
have been urnncd almost With a spirit of
propbrcy:
2,fyuet IRAN President .IMR'g Correspoa
dedcs gu5l,satiia Tx Pafriot I8u9.
I, nav h. thought presumption In me to
minute error. to the n,tiaa hnt rs have
never concealed from thr praplr any truth
which it WAS inao,tant fols then to know.
nor any opinion of M oan which Vas
r,,t,r;'I ~ nybii, pG',irs. hope to he TX
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| aGlonff II AoN y
I'u WIN '"u spuJcrt, aud the Constitu-
|. II the question be- constitutional one.
construed aud ,indirnled, hr need
|eci M other pleasure from listening 10
smyth. As his speech is sure 10 b.
getty published IN a few days in tho
I'"nal lutte lliscncer. most prefer reading
|, hearing it.
neither II be that something Of the lu-
GUS has attached Ia Gcnrvai Sm,,h in
hequenen al his military career in the
war, that his manners are unsociablr
rePnlsi,r. that confidence is wanting
he philanthropy and sincerity of his
II, or Whatever else may he the cause.
tact Is certain, that he Ia. no weight
influence in The public deliberations.
. opinion is prevalent that his character
'urt'y selfish, and all that he saws or
. ,. received with rau'ion and distro,,
10 as he Is, and consistent as be has
u IN his attachment 10 the Virginia
'''nes, his appointment would neither
general Satisfaction, add IL the innu
y, or promote the interest OF the Safe
he National Councils.
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Ihe iract az AIaJlH.
TRU,ST ,G,qLE.

NY virtue Of deed Of tust rxcep,sd II Y
ID Nathaniel Itipes to David II. Clafa RID
Riee fiarland, for ppiIipses therein nentio -
ed hearing date the IHh February, lee0, M
Of rac0rd IN lin, bingham county, n. {. re
hall proceed e. sell, at the house Of te.eaid
Nathaniel kiges, on aI0uday, tic 81 do OF
JaHuarr ISzJ
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Klle ract % i.aGA,

HpY virtue nf a deed of trust Ia me exr-
d eufed hy Philip shnsier and May bis
lie, Tor The beneht Of George torsdiek, MI
by lie si,d sorsd,rk assigned to Abner An
thony, for tie cer'an pulposcs q erein sfeei'i-
81, aud 81 record ~ the Clerks Office OF tin
county OF Camrhoil, ! >hall 90 tie sixteenth
day Ut next mouth, (Nuvemhei9 proceed II
s'll, OH tho premises, TO tue highest bidder,
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hat We should be glad 10 src the presided
'e1iia contest conducted with more regard Ia
I tt'om,non honesty and the rules "f dccency ;
mH>nt il appears that these considerations
pehrr mere stumbling blocks, aud he Tho
lagcan o> crlrap Them the most adroiliy thinks
l9hlmscll the clrvprcsi frltw. This remark
esl i, more particularly applicable IL 4 worthy
'r,"scitiIrn "f Tennessee, Who occupies up.
lwards of three columns Of Tie Richmond
ne Enquircr to exhibit Mr. Adans rs a traitor
otto his country--nay-a vile mscreanl
"wh"m every hopeat republican ought 10
n tramplc and spit upon Yet 1his same
np 'Ir. \. thus sI,amelely sillided and out
~ ragged by ths r3FihY eilizrn Of Tennessee,
: mas been for sixteen years the confidential
icy friend of those pure aud enlightened Pa
10y riots, Madison aud Mnnroc, and has been
~ upwards of 80 years al able and trosty ser
~ want Of the itrpnhic, Comment would
- be s"perllnous, Nor. nefa!d.
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Ernct W NnnS,

| lying in The county 81 Campbell on the va
ters 1t, nr, tathpr ou the east fork Of lfon-
bIesomr creek, containing by survey lDo a
CIV. on " hleh Is d
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x Tract az Nana.
0ne other Tract,

ON Smiths rivcr--snd - IBArI o, The Mar.
row-bone rand IN ,sid couniy,-ONE IN.
PROVED aud four inimproso1 Lo1s, in
The town If Lealsviiir--l Iiors,', c8ri and
Steers, number 81 Hopks, with yarirt, of
hnasthold aud ollar TN i,iturt specified in snil
tru5I and
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l'MolyN &cgrOes.

Terms cash, or louds negotiable. At the
STATE Bank of c. No doul1 !, snferlnioea
as 20 the title 81 Ibe property yet the trustee,
naYiD H. CLARE, and
KCE GARLAND, rrr,.,...
~ his ngew JANE. ! M.,--r,,,
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TsgA lately built a DWELLlNa
e...aa house, &c. the laid has
.,xN son,r g,Dd tobacco Iaud, and u
sifsshaa.ass with the exception OF a smSii lot
ol cleared gtoUud ,plircly h'Iimbert The lille
j, believed ,udisl utahlr, but being only n
trustee shall mahc such tile ~ ~ me Is ,es
ted. ABNEh ENsLA
October IL N3w IL
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-. ,et;reli into The monasteries,
rllne y" ib,.y tool, their wives with Them -
where w. If the largest Of their monaste
nder W." ',oe,rs. they had powder mine
i,ci' u 1l' set fire II, not helns able 10
vhlc" u" ,b'2rd attack, which the Turks were
rr'i'' : ' Tin; unnn them, aud are sa,l 10
lhc' y, ,''. ~ desiro.rd great nambrr oil the
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Trustees Sale.

I IN Tuesday, the 2Otb day oi. January
~ nexi, will be exposed Tor sale al pub
lie auction, tor cash, before the door OF the
Tavern OF John BrOnaugh, a, Fairfax court
house, that tract OF land conveyed TO the
subscriber in trust, Tor the tenefit OF the
executor Ot DR.. George GIabam.ty ha,les
Hopkins, since deceased, by deed bearing
date the s9lh OF March, 1921, md record.
ed IN the county court Of Prince, Vi Iiisn.
This land Is situate IN the county IS
Prince William, not very remote from the
OocOquan Mills, and is 81 presen! in Tie
occupation OF the " idow OF T.. Hopkins.
The title is believed u be perfectly good;
those desIrous 10 buy are requ.sltd TO eY-
anime the premises. The sale viii be Tor
the sum III the deed specified, witt nteIs
est and expenses OF sale.
RICHARD II. HENDERSON.
dec Is tJSO Trustee.
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Houses and Lots on Rent
.lAt Ecirfar Court. House, Va.)

/ OFFER at this place, 90 rent tor one
or more years, the brick store house, iet.
sc now in the occupation OF Mr.. Thpnp.
son Simpson; the store house is in the
most p1blic aud best situation, and has
been occupied by Mr.. Simpson tor many
vears oast' and has accommodated 6im.
not on[y tor a store, but that OF family:
Anv nerson wanting such a situation, will
6ysi cali and view the premises. The rent
shall be agreeable to the times aEso,
one or two small houses WIN enelosed
lots, suitable for tradesmen, ana Pfon't-
able situation Tor saddler, boo, and shoe
maker, halter, and Tailor. Also, several
half acre lois, on ground rent; tue store
house ed OF next month: the other proper
ty may be had Immediately. APplyto
dec 20 RICHARD RATCLiFFE
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lDry Gu0dS.
THE subscribers have received per the
L Pioneer, from Liverpool, Friends,
from Greenock, y Meridian, from Bremen,
100 PACK 'GES OF
Seosonabke Goods,

consisting OF
8 bales rose, pom, and striped blankets
8 do Schofield's hannels and bookings
e do Rho less bombazetts
g do Flu,hings
8 do superfire and second cloths
3 do kerseys and plains y,
do casirDtres and veslings
2 do pells.e cloths Every superlor}
G cases Irish linens, sblrtlDgs u sheeItass
10 do CaIicU prints
/ do chntz do
6 cases Manchester & Scotch giDghems
a do 10 dimites
6 do steam loon shirtings
8 do WOODEN and clifton hosiery
do gloves (assorted) t
a do null and book nusins
2 do jacEonet and cambria muslins
2 do cambria and giDgbam robe,
2 do Madras 4 cotton bandana bdkts.
do inserlings and trimmings
/ do wursted scarls and shawls
6 bales Scotch Osnaburgs y sheellsgs
9 do German do
IL do purlaks, &c.
The above goods having been purcbs.
see With cash by one OF the firm, vel oe
sold by the package or piece. as low as n.
sept ii A. c. CAzENovE s. 60.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-15
This is to give Notice.

TTHAT the subscriber bath obtain
j. ed i,om the Orphans Court ct Charles
county, letters testanen!ary on the per-
sonaI estate Of William w. Lewis. late OF
Charles county, decessed-- All those who
have claims against the said decsdent,
are hereby requested TO send them 10 le-
gsIly authenticated BY the Orphans Cour,
10 Thomas Burgess. who is authorised to
settle the same, on or before be 18th day
OF June next, as they may by Law BE- ex-
cluded from all benefits of said estate, all
those indebted To said estate ATE earnestly
requested 10 make Immediate paJ nent. -
the .,iustion Of said estate cannot give any
indulgence. Given Under my hand this
s6th day Of December, 1893.
ELIZABETH LE Is. Err
Of W. W, kswi,, deceased.
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