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THE GREAT PRIZE OF
100000 DOLLARS
Is,now. Floating in the GRAND
STATE LOTTERY
" Maryland, ao,p dra,oing in Baltimore.

~ maryland, noip draiCi1g IN Baltimore.
CoHENS OFFICE-Bn'tiners
April Cd, 1924.
NJ Besides the above splendid Capital Prize Of ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, there are also now
Floating IL the wheels the Capitals of 20QO02
5ooO-7 OF 900 Dollars c the whole which are lin
der TO allow time TO distant adventuers Will place
Thursday, The 18Th Of May.
the CITY Of Baltimore, under lie of The
only two drawings remain 10 complete the Scheme
he whole OF The Prizes payable in CASH which can
be had at CORENS OFFICE the moment they are draw
.'oRDERS ought TO be sent possible Per-
sons at distance times, trith Gd,iS tpnYf
their TtsifGnees TO COHEH'S OFFICE FOR If he era.
Capitals ia tie Sche should he drnsyn -ph thsfr orders ar
rue aud the state Of The Sueet justify inye.trne IL.
amount enclosed 5viiiJe returned By the first mail
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters rs co
fs'lyes 10 Eighths - SO
TO BE HAD, WARRANTED UNDRAwN AT
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tue practical importance To II, here, when the
sequel Shows you how many real, oppressiyr
& corroding evils call aloud for the correctly,
wisdom of our political sages in convention
Not that presumes they will concur in ap,
plying a remedy for all. or a half of them
but that they will at leas, provide by positive
prescription, in what manner those evils may
be progressively pared away, diminished, and
finally eFaced from every department of tn.
government. And were there no other reason
Tor demanding convention, To supply the
want OF such provision in our constitution
Is alone OF sufficient moment to require it
were IT barely TO relieve the people of the oc-
casionai commissions, and approach to anarchy,
IN violent discussions whether they have a
right, or ought 10 call convention. Ii would
indeed be well to embrace i'm such provision,
that the question shall be submitted TO the
vote OF the people every ten or twelve years,
whether they will have Convention? Not
that 1t is likely they would want convention
or call one once in fifty years but the prov-
sion would impress the departments ofgovern-
nent win proper sense of their responsible
iiy, and IT would habituate the people tn feel
the importance of their sovereignty. If the or
binary laws Of the land require yearly enact
ments and amendments, might not the funda-
mental laws be benefited by revision once
in quarter of century
Having already extended my remarks to
the ordinary bounds of newspaper essay
L shall defer the contemplated analysis for the
next number.
PHILo-DEMos.
The adams meeting at Winchester is post.
poned till the Sd May.
Jackson meeting was held at Warrenton
IN the county OfFauquier, on the 18th instant
They approve of the resolutions adopted at
Winchester, and recommend Gen. jackson
as President and Mr.. Calhoun as V.P.
meeting was also held on the 10th al
Portsmouth, which recommends the same
candidates -
And meeting of the citizens of the borough
of Norfolk and Of the counties adjacent, "a
pordbLe 10 the election Of Gen. jackson, is re.
quested TO meet at the Borough Courthouse
on the Oath.
Inc winchester papers are mistaken in say
Ing that the Elector nominated in the Rock
'ngham district, on the Crawford ticket, de.
cilnes acting, and assigns as his reason his pre-
| terence for Gen. Jackson. Dr. Peachey Har
rlson is the gentleman alluded to but he i:
not on the Electoral ticket; he was named as
one OF the county committee for Rockingham
But Or. h. though he prefers Gen ] lis "free
to confess" that he" should be perfectly salts
fled with the election of VIM. III. Crawford
he has IN hisI estimation the second claim ,
The other committee for that count,
have consented to serve-and what is more
all The Electors taue been heard from, with the
exception of one, whose pre- objection for Mr.
Crawford cannot be duubted,) and they have
ALI cheerfuIly consented to vote for w. II. C.
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ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY

ITPWARDS Of 5000 Quarter Sections Of the Military
- Bounty Lands IN Illinois sold IN December last
for the taxes due prior to and including the year 1922
which can be redeemed within year FROM the day Of
sale md the subsequent paid with the paper Of the
State Bank Of Illinois, which Is from go 10 50 per
low par The subscriber nferms those Interested that he
has established m Agency office in Kakaskia, Illinois and
will attend 10 the payment of taxes recording and
cdeemug lands which have been Oid Tor taxes aud any
terms. s. SMITH
R,ferraesTon. J. r. Thomas, Senator, and Hon. ~ r.
Cook Rep ~ CongresCn T.. G.. Berry, Auditor, and A.
Field Esq Treasurer Of Illinois. Bond, Esq late Goyr
and T. X Kane, Esq late Secretary State " Illinois
Messrs Wickham Co and Mr.. q. Fletcher, Philadelphia
NJ n. Lowric Esq. Pittsburgh =. O. fickcox Esq Bufa
10, N. v: +. Gouron, Esq. Baltimore l. Philips, Esq
Nashville, Ten. Col J. Gresham, Pendeipn, s. g..
KaskaskiH, H. March IS. 1924. f14-w5st
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esOEgEsMYS
Lottery & Erchnnge Office, ia Mar

Lottery & Exchange Office, ia Market. street,
BALTlMuNE.
Where the great capnt przes in both last lotteries
were were sold, and WHERE NOR = CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
IN AMERICA. w ~
from any part of the United States by mail tpos
Pdl or by private conveyance enclosing the cash or
asSlh any OF the baltimore lotteries will he same
prompt ana 'ual attention, on personal apnca
ton, addressed TO y I COHEN IT, II,; "pp,ea
C1hENS LottsTy Goztte aud Rsgistlr" which is
regularly after each Drawing win contain the
oca Isis OF the Grand State Lottery will he for
maF1e9 gratis TO all who purchase their Tickets nj Co
same. - ''' N'' va" :" nave INC
April o ,1o-in1sM
sftGe of deed Of trust executed the subSc bers
by Edward HaIam and wife; bearing dale the ~ ,a
nP m aud duly recorded in the Office hus,ngs
1I' OF richmond we shall. the purposes therein es
pressed proceed TO sell for ready money OIL the premises
a - O'Clock on the frstday Of Jly next that well known
proprrty the EAGLE TAVERN in the city Richmond
, me tenement next below the said Eagle Tavern The
nurr winch the subscribers will sell is believed TO be
Ihuispuabie, but they will convey only such tile ne
vested IN them by said deed Of trust.
.,o VIM. CAMBRIDGE. lr
nN'' - ll4-fds WM. BAURETT iEuStSeSs
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FOR THE SENATE.

R.s'eACol John Sharp i57 Peter Mayo g. Fran.
els Preston 81.
King Queen-For Armstead 29, Roane 207 Bernard "a
Esser Roane 49, Bernard sc, Armistead CO. In the
counties which have already voted. ROane has 4Is,
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WILLIAM NEALE g. co.

TAKE this opportunity Of informing their and
n the public, that they receiving PRINCIPAL
part Of their SPRING GOODS and they beg leave TO add
that their assortment is extensive this spring Than
usual comprising every variety Of staple, useful and FASH
ionabie articles in their line.
They will continue 10 receive all through the spring and
summer, by the packets from New York philadelphia
additional supplies. April %. ia n
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INFORM ATION WANTED,

XNTISHlNG TO obtain information respecting person NJ
w the name Of WILLIAM RUTHERFORD native Of
Manor Hamilton, Ireland who is said 10 have resided p
the United States about the year 1890 or 1885, any nfor
nation that be given respecting the said William
erford would be thankfully received by mail otherwise
directed TO ALLEN ARMSTRONG
| ffA--5s Nc. lis Marx pf,;t.,tct,t;,
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VIGGSS sgsi1v b e. aaIe held q &c CLERKS odo
FIRE INSuRANCr

= HAITIAN INSURANCE COMPANY foe The state, -
EVgna Is ready TO receive proposals and procure pocs
Oi 'us against hre all kinds Of insurable prOperty
GEORGE IVES.
Ann, oue o. tho 6ru Ct Bsidpin Ives 81
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~ small portion of the NJ s. of H." has not reached
and therefore, under the necessity OF laying
the whole article until Tuesday.
Mr.. Gies's No. Ain type-unaVUdably postponed till
Tuesday.
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TWENTY DOLLARS KEWARD.

- ANAWAY from the Subscriber near the ciy Of Rich
~ mond, The 2sh Of Fcbruary last negro man named
JIM Of black complexion, has thick bushy OF the
rOmn0u height square across the shoulders well made
fierce look when spoken 10, and walks With his toes vory
much inclined onward The said slave having said il was
bis isnion 60 o this state the above reward shall
be paid 70 any person no viii apprebend and deliver him
10 ne, secure him in Jail that get him again
COLLIER SOUfHALL.
Henrico county. Aprh %. fi4-w4w
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HIVE hundred superior Buenos Ayres Hides in oncou
dating terms. $50 90
MoNcURE, ROBINSON PEASANTS,
NV'h 90 1Ii--5i Nm
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TnE PREsInENcv

The information which every day now brings TO ms
vaneed, that il was doubtful vheihss nc votes NJ
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Riehmon6. Aprilt.

w
~ superior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond District
Samuel Dunn and Caroline his wife late Caroline Hal,
'"'' at ne" VI Oa'io Holioway, dec. Pits.
Thomas Holloway, Thomas Psiiia and pbe,e HE Wiz
ahu elizabeth Holloway and Thomas r. Swcnp gasrre
" swami Dhbney vi. Wharton aud Ann his wife anil Nct
dec ' "' VI S"'huei sowthD'
The defendants Thomas Holloway, and Dabney NJ yVher
oh anu Ann MS VIE not having their
ana given security according t tile act of Assemble and
zoe r"es Of This Court, aud it appearing NV sa1scory
they are not Inhabitants hs country IA
ordered that the said defendants appear here ON The ~
tenth DAY Of the next FERN and answer the bill OF lie
Panuns and that copy of this order be forthwith i'm
serIe1 w some newspaper published in city Of Rich
nh Tor Two months successiyely aud posted At tie front
door Of the capitol, in The said city
A eony--Teste, wM. W. HENING, @. O.
Nlk6lNlA' At Rule- held 10 the CLERKS Office q! de
OhaneeTy District Court OF Williamsburg The first dly
James Jones, a.
Against 90"
Samuel lessee, and ThoPas O Criuenden executor ri
'T III. ". H1aWeeI Defs
PtianSe anu given security according act Of Assem-,
bly, and the rules Of this court, and appe y s,;s
oFy evidence that he is inhabitant Of his conn,r
On the motion Of the PandG by his counsel 81 Is orders
ai the said defendant DO appear here ON Tie Graf sv 81
the next term and answer the bill tie usot and tb
copy q this order bs forthwith inserted In some seoysJ
per published IN the city 90 Rchmond for two months sue
in the city OF Williamsburg " ~ '' "e' oaP''Of
coPy-Teste. En-. CURfsTIAN n r.
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r.. BAKER-DFNTIsr.

WILL leave Richmond about the last Of May md be
w absent during the for the part tiu come
lime in the autumn-when due notice will be given Of h-
retur7 Apnl &c. tI21vySs
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THOMAS 4 s Taylor T l.l,L ! Trustees.

THOMAS RITCIIIE trustees
~ a nu'Vlduals, we may truly add that this property
IS extremely valuable The House is admiralty built con-
to The Capitol situated in the midst good neigh
ed at any time before the day sale Nv application 10
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Riehmnnd April6 no w irds i'i-'
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VALUABLE PKOPERTY FOR SALE

ItNT 4
Nirne Of deed sfirust executed To subscribers
on ihe ifst day Of August 1918 by Michael Granland
hnu Chrsnny his wife, and admitted record in the Iiust
hgs Court for the city Richmond, the 9TH day
gust Sld-io secure the payment Of certain
merein mentioned-we will sell public auction,
premisfsio for cashon Friday the fourteenth day MAY
tN ~ the hour Of - oclOcka certain parce! of
aDd situate lying and beHg in the city Richmond, on
o'1h streets, the east corner of lot No. 550-wth
~ we houses, tenemeDts, aud appurtenances thereto
% orlng we same houses &C. &C. lately occupied
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UI,INOIS LAND AGENCY

TPWAHDS Of 1000 Quarter Sections OF lie Military
y Bounty Lands in Illinois sold In prcsmI,,r las,
the taxes dur pfior To and including The wear 1872
-hici I've redeemed within from The Ioy rj
ale md the subsequent taxes paid with the p,r,r Of The
State Bank Of no, which Is from co to 10 per cent le
par The Subscriber inIsrns th.sc Interested ,hgt he
ss established an Agency office IN Kskaskia lnns
III aesd 70 the payment of taxes. recording of deeds and
edeeing lands which have een sold for tsxes aud M,
ter agency WHICH uhy We cOniried 10 hin reasonable
erns. =. SAITH
Recommendation. " b. Thomas Senator ami lion, o. r.
;ook, Rep. w CongressCoi u. o. Berry, Asdi,nr and
'icd. . Treasurer Of Illinois; .. Bond Esq ln, Cow
md r.. X. Kae Esq late Secretary Of Satr Of Illinois
nessrs. Wickham Co and MrC. Fletcher
VI. ~ Lnwris Ed Pittsburgh L. q. Hickcos Esa bnda.
o. NJ Y: r. Gour.it,n, Esq Bag,ore 1. Philips Esq
Nashville, Ten: Col J. Gresham, PenJietou, s. O.
Ksskaskta, Ill Nfsrth 90, 1924. uf-wgw.
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RAlLEY,S IOAL PITS.
pal,,a5ie Real Estate For SuIr

TIVE of land which the rrsLss in the
cuun'v Of Hrdfbd Q Mills from New London IA frnu
ne Academy and II from ,Lynehburg Containing alb ut
o ocsrs; upwards OF 500 cleared. the in ood,
sn Wve ct rs rate tobacco land except 40 acres
anu that excellent grain land This Is very heavily
n"cred lies remarkably well, and is finely wafere iii
eEleht srngs. The improve valuable
'' f'mni"rs. the nrigh1orhood heathy and agreeable
, 1850, "aci wing Saunon river IL the comfy Of
Ihmpnei called TIE Bouring Green, within 25 miles Of
htmeare con aiming 400 acres about $50 cleared
n"' rafi'"b OF which Is first bottom land aumr,.
oy adapted {" the culture ftobarco excellent sprig
b. e"nv tn,rni ID every part OF the plantation, and
"htS ihe bnla1cr 81 the land woods and dine or.-
Fo.uon OF u ioincc" land # the FIRST qualify.
ais" uho'prr u"ct W. The county of Campi,et on Ivy
eeh, about three nilrs from Lynchburp rutp;ng IA
sores very small portion cleared, which l. flesh ,e re
msindeI mostly rich tobacco land The first osality and
sheay'y timUrrcd Tbs wood this tract IA a sonyr. ~
on-'hrrahle proht well wHtered, and exr,I,
MIL eats Ea"b Of br ahove tracts Is IN coed reusir
Thf aove property will certainly be sold in The of
me somnerspd So valuable property is seldom in maSk,
hc subscriber inves capitalists TO view valuable pr.
perry, whrh offered for sale the most
urns small portion "f the purchase money in be re.
Ired ~ hand, ar NJ the time il gjyon and
Trht OF nne sn two yeas-and fbree " requre,-for the
uN'snce--For further particulars application may be
Aue TO The subscriber New London 10 case of my
s,nre To Mr. Jesse Irvine, in The same neighborhoOd.
sly ~ 1871 WILLIAM IRVINE.
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HAMPTON ACADEMY

fE principal teacher of this academy having resigned
his situation, election will race ON the first
Saturday in June next to supply the vacancy. The appi
CAM must be qualified TO teach smelling. reading wiring
arithmetic, geography, English grammar, history, the Latin
language and the yarons branches Of the mathematics
The pecnnary value Of this situation depends much upon
the qualifications and industry the incumbent who re
ceivts all tuition money, ordinarily amounting 1000
anu the interest the stock, and loaned
ing TO The institution producing commonly Of b.
tween sx and hundred dollars annually, three hum
stituiion. " -
Apple will please direct The subscriber post paid
WILLIAM HOPE, Sec'ry Bonrd
Trusteesoi the Hampton Academy.
hampton, april 2J 1If-tfJ
III The editors the New Yort Statesman aud Charles
tor Courier are requested 10 publish the above
week till the i Of June, ADD transmit their
ths OfLce. immeiinteIy, for lAyment.
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g4O FOR NANCY

y ANYWAY from the subscriber. the 18th dsy of De-
IN ceniber Inst, a nuiaito woman, named Nancy VIM
Is about 20 yesrs old, toleraby tall, and well foree
u very likely and intelligent, and with all very aruL She
u good seaHstress, and do Kinds of house
work Nancy raised In the family 81 Mr. John oyster
Of Chesterfield, but had been liyg for OF months
iei drayman who belongs 10 Mr. SstsoH was tIosebt
for some Tim" dat she vas concealed in ichnspd, She
sion TO leave town. but Is probable SIDE has
urged free papers and gone of som. distance
She ef child about four weeks old the cradle and ,nt
With bsra qusntity Of very good clothing ANY one vim
will lodge her n Jail and give nfo nation Cot Charlie
Yancey Of Richmond the subscriber near IiI,er,
bedford county Va will receive the above ard
TT All persons are fprewarned to barIoF or ennlov
the abute described slave. F'V'
NAV
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WIN. cambridge, rr.,...
April 23, I1$-tds WIN. BARRETT, s
ELK ISLAND FOR SALE.

WILL he sold, on Monday the 18th day OF July next,
~ the premises, ~ public auction the lower half Of the
islnnd in the county of Uochiand called Eli Islands be-
ing the properly fthe Of tho late Dr. James s. Gill
am This properly about 50 miles above the city of
Richmond, and within mile OF Chrtersviile The frrl-
ty Of the soil OF this land coptiguy market and the
ready carriage for produce which oil times offered
the farmer and planter contribute render Of the
most desirable farms In the state The lower half which
viii be offered Tor SALE contains by old 62 OF
perfectly Fve low grounds we'll adapted the cultivation
al tohaGce, wheat aud the produce Of which low
grounds, IN point Of quality as quantity, surpassed
by the produce any land in the Any farther
scrptou at tue land Is deemed unnecessary, pre-
sumed that persons wishing TO purchase such valuable
bnoco, wheat aud land, will visit II previous TO the
day of sale Possession will be given the
ls25-siiowing u the purchaser the privilege Of sowing
crop of wheat the TALL.
~ Al the time ond place will be offered foe
sale, 200 acres high land, called Tug giles, dire oeo-
size 10 the island e'ng mostly wood land AID used chiefly
i"r The purpose OF supplying the island with wood, &c
Mr. VIM May who resides Toggies will take
ir showing both the island the land 10 any
son who may wish opurchase
Terms Of sale i,2, So years. the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security, aud paying
third part OF the whole time &c delivery
OF Possssson and giving deed Of the island.
JOHN GILLIAN, ! Ex'ors Of
TIEo. +. GILLIAN, J. S. dec.
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NO1'lCE-

COMMITTED 10 The jail Of ihs town Of Petersburg =
~ furaways on The i7lh day &c February last, tw ne
go men, Mo state that they eioped from Mr. Jos
Sns in tie county OF Holloway, who was on bis way
GLEN ADAMS; he Is feet inches high, dark complies
ION, nIoni 25 years did ihck tips, particular mark %
be observed about him the other calls h.aself NED
is feet inches high drk c'mpie xioB shf whiskefs
IS years old. parlicolW inafk scar ~ he
served about him The uf the above negroes s re-
ssslsd forward prove his property, pay charge
aud take ihen awas o. Hey viii he dealt with the law
directs. IcUGEN MALLORY, Jnior.
April y. iiJ-@t2w
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NOTICE

w AS committed TO Fairfax county JAIL as a runaway,
" on Tie 27h day of June last negro man who c. iIs
snrs, 1SeoD' and saws he belongs to Mr.. Mudd OF
Neo'ge'owh ~ u The said negr- about years age
ABOUT t-et high has been crippled left thigh very
D"ck, had on when committed blue cloth coat dark
s.e! i"r OF pantaooDs, cotton thirt ~, hat. The
"wner OF The above named negro, any, requested 10
eone forward prove property, pay charges md take hin,
"sy' ooer~ise he will be disposed of according law
r. D. BRADLEY, Tailor,
May a. ' 'Ae" % ra, ,n TO-
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PUBLIC LAND DEBT.

/, Tue House then went into committee of
the whole, Mr.. Kent in the chair, on the bin
from the Senate, " to provide for the pn
i'nguishment of debts due to the United States.
ny purchasers Of public lands"
mr.. Nank'n stated, at length, what had been
Pre,io"S'y done ny Congress, on the subject,
explained the obiccts.o of the hin under cnn'
s'deration, and offered an amendment .x-
tending its provisions to certain town lois
reserved by the United States.
The committee then rose, the Hill was re.
ported, and ordered to third reading.
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estate situated the james river, nearly equal
u distances from Richmond and Norfolk, 1884
acres oil land The dwelling house built OF brick Is large
and couim"dous, and aithched IL Is
building At short distance is spring OF 6n- water and
an orchard of excellent ru The quality OF the land
generally good, and large proportion is covered with
valuable timber convenient the river. Few estates pos
ses greater dian this. II is oe red reduced
price and on long creiu.-Mr. VIM Al Jones residing nj
Greensning viii shew the rrenes-Appiy is Mr. james
u; tidiir; IN Richmond, orto WI. L. HODGSON,
March I'M &c In Ahxn ndria.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND.

wv virtue OF deed nj trust executed to the Subscriber
a. w Josiah Goodniiu and wife, fur certain purposes
'rein named aud duly recorded IN rlrfks Office Of
.u,n'erasd county, will lie sold highest bidder for
s 90 Saturday the 18th day of May next Of lan0
iatnpg PSI acres lese living on both
wp,nrI Rad, aud immediately the north side of Apo
Jinx ry-r-a'j plng the lands nf Zac Goodman. Mrs
sHn', Nc wbin ote mile of manufacturing mill, and
~ n. southeast Of Cumberland Courthouse This land
sN,,n immoved, With good dwelling house, what
,hug nschine, aud other necessary oui.hnusss and IN
lSier TOR cropping. Tile sale will taks place ib.
.Ssfss and he made unconditional wi host
isnIlsbths bvrstcj iu he trustee will he made--whi,b
. ,ri'rvcd unqHssionahe.
ArihS % ii3-w4w SAMUEL Hofs9oT, Trustee
Tue Above safe is postponed Saturday the 2sh Of
MI. wien u will positively take place.
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JOHN n. GORDON

April "a. uo-St
JOHN n. GORDON
Offers for Sale the joioi0,ng articles:
West India n o. Sugars Jnmieson's fresh Crackers
Old White } Muscatei Il Bloom Raisius
Java, AVID iCodee Table Sail im boxes
Prime Green} Durham Mustard
Imperial Fresh Rice
GunPowder Tea, AlIsPtec & Pepper
Black, and Ginger, Mace & Gloves
Tyson Skin J Nutmegs & Cinnamon
Family loaf aud lump Sugar Long Pepper & Tu,n,erck
Old Madeira Indigo, Fig Blue 1, Starch
Sicily do. Alum, Sails 4 Saltpetre
Lisbon Wine Copperas, Ma.ider 4 Logwoo
Port, and Cider Il Wine Vinegar
Malaga q, Nichols & Sideis' Soar
Old Jamaica 8Xi0& i0xi2 Window Glass
An'igua,S >hum Browns beat chewing Tobac-
N England CO
Old Cosnae lnr,nav Havana segars
And Peach 5 Maecahau, Scotch Rnppee
Old rye common Whi.sey Red Cords Leading Line,
loOdoa Porter ia qt boiiiss whittempres cotton wool
Moiasses, selected for retail Cards
Swrdes Country Iron Spinning Cotton
Plough Plates Letter & foolscap PAPER
German u bisered Steel Wrapping Paper do rwine
SAT-, LiSerpnoi blown G""p"wder: Dupont's F, FF
E ing, American Cheese Do kagl-, double strong
Fine apple do. Patent Shot, assorted
ehoroiae' Boston Mol Five L one gallon DemUohns
1900 lbs. Cotton Yarn, from No. to IS
~ bags fresh Almonds
Is do. do. Fiiberts
do. do. Madeira Walnuts
10 hertes Tar, in good order
IS do. prime Northern Potatoes
on CoNsiG NNiENr
IN barrel. white aud brown Brazil Sugar
100 Kegs Cui Nails assurir sizes, ,ioiu ID TO cod.
81 do. Brads, from I'D. TO 2od.
500 ID. fresh Geese FeaiI,evs
boxes good Wool Hats
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80 Kip Skins
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Aeeueral assortment of STONE WARE