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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16

Tales of the Crusaders.-We have very hastily
perused this latest production of the truly ceebrat.
ed author of The Wave,y novels, and have risen from
this delightful occupation OF few hours with un-
diminished respect for the high genius and diversi-
fed knowledge. from which it has sprung. There
is an identity OF scenery, consistency of situation,
correspondence of character; and added to these,
vvacily of colouring in all the pictures which
come from the hand Of this master artist the gen
eral effect OF which is to bind him who peruses it
10 a spell which keeps an equal hold upon the ina
ginaton and the judgment. In the tales which
are just published, we have new and very power
inl illustration of the truth of this assertion The
FIRST of these tales, the Berothed,' has its scene
and on the borders Of Wales, and the time is the
18th century. The incidents which give it claim
to the title of tale "of the Crusaders,' are the
hetrohal OF young maiden to the Consatte de
Lacy, who, being bound by his VOW to serve three
years in the Holy wars, is compelled to postpone
the nuptial Ceremony until his return; and the
rows and circumstances which result from his abb
sence constitute the beautiful Network of the his
tory. The scene of the second story, "the Tails
man." being laid in Syria the reader is Of course
transported to the itself on which all Chiscn-
dom wasted its strength in bootcss and brainless
strife, endeavourng to ante date the DEGREES OF
Heaven, and aspiring to a martyrdom which ssvour-
ed more Of the spirit OF chiyarous fanalcism, than
the bland and generous influences of faith which
reaches mankind TO win trlumphs by meckness and
forbearance, rather than the sword and the spear.
Richard, 1.-THE Lion Hearted,) Philip, Lorraine Of
Austria the Templars, the Hermit Theodore, and
even Sedan himself. are all brought on The stage,
to contribute to ill the picture. Every sketch, in
cidrnt, and individual, seem to be in place there
is throughout correctness of costume which ex
tends from the Sedan in his tent, even to the arch
ed fountain which is called "the Diamond of the
Desert" The ground we tread, the trees around.
the skies above u.s. entirely oriental; the con-
trast Of GARD, habit and phrase, is mastery, dis.
playing that intimate knowledge of the character,
feelings and policy Of nations, as distinct in purpose
from each other, as they were remote in custom
and constitution, which fascinates the imagination
while it carries instruction to the mind Neither is
The intimate acquaintance of the author with man
himself in his individual character, less conspicuous
than his knowledge Of national prejudces and pur
poses. He has studied human nature in society, as
we'll as in The Gothic colster; and the productions
OF his mind, in the midst Of the crowd Of yapd pub
.lcatlons which the daily progeny OF the press
may DC compared TO he living fountain the
Dead Sea and, like that, may not naptly be called
the Diamonds Of the Desefts."--ytat. Journal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16
Frown indignantly the dawnng attempt ALLEVIATE
one portion Oh the Union from anotherb WASHINGTON.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
AT Baltimore, on Friday.

At BaHlmore, on Friday.
But few alterations have taken place since our last re-
port Cotton has fallen few cents. 1t is quoted at % a
Is for Louisiana, and 90 % for Georgia upland Wheat
for family -four, 100 ITO; Lawer, IS 95 Rye 40 49,
At Philadelphia, on Monday.
Cotton, upland, 10 81, dull; Ten and Aab 10 a 90,
do; Louisiana, 20 25 do; Flour, sup. $780, saes Rye,
25o, scarce; Corn Meal 1925; Grain, the same as our
last report.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-16
Washington City Canal Lotterp,

Glass number one, for 1895. 10 be drawn on the 17h
day of August inst, and finished in a few minutes 81
numbers. ballots to be drawn
4Seheme.-1 prize Of s25ooo of 10000, of 500
OF $500; of 2360; 90 Of 500 so Of $50; 50 of so
156 of 25 l,248 Of 10i 106e8 Of
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Eighteenth Class--new series To be dawn the 9TH
September, 1926 and finished in few minutes Sixty.siy
numbers-Nine Ballots 10 be drawn.
scheme--1 prize Of $4,000; Of $500; of 5000
Of 5.o00 10 If 1oOo % Of 500; so of 2oo 81 of 100
Ia Of So; 285 of 90; 1896 OF 10; 1864 of S.
Tickets S5-halyes 2 50--quarters 125--eishhs s..
The official drawings of these Lotteries wl be duly re-
ceiyed by mail, and the prizes therein Immediately cashed
on presentation and every other information given their
office, No. 49, Market street, Wilmington, BY
Robertson & Little.
Agents for YATES & MINT'yRE. Managers.
4ug 4th, 1926.
DIED-On Tuesday morning, at Mddietown, Conn. Of
the liver complaint Mrs LUCY ANN MACDoNOUGH,
aged IS years, wife of Com Thomas Macdonough Of the
u S. Navy.
---on Sunday evening, Miss SUSAN MENDEN1E.aLI.,
daughter CT CAPT. Thomas Menienhdl
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The paragraph in the Waterman of Friday last respect
ing "certan Grocer" ELECTED by an exaggerated
statement that made TO by person who had
cry to believe duly authorized enter tho COM
plant 1t was inserted with the belief that doing
the subscriber service, and complying with his request
and not with any intention wound the feelings or inr
the reputation of the gentleman alluded TO, ards whom
We have entertained any other sentiments than those
of respect.
We regret that the language was not less ponted but
We might, perhaps be permitted to urge as some
for its severity, the repeated complaints that have been
made by subscribers against borrowers And here let
it be understood that the class Of persons complained of
are not those who occasionally borrow paper, who
change papers; but those who able pay for the
news and yet depend altogether the pockets of the
neghbors for it and become accustomed read their
papers, that they will carry them off from their dwellings
with or without permission, and frequently before the
ers have read them.
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An intimate friend ofthc infdel Hume,
asked him wha he thought If Nr. Whit
fields preaching for he hid llstrord Ia
The halter part of nnr 81 lbs srrnnns at
fdinhurg liz il. 81" said Mt ilUmr.
+" The most ingenious preacher ever heard.
Il ~ worth while Ia ga twenty miles /"
hear him H. then repeated the lollo.-
log passage whirh hr head. tow fds III"
cluse of that discourse After SOLEMN
pause. Mr. Whitehead thus addressed bis
numerous audience = The attendant an
gel Is Just about to leave thu TIN rshnld, aud
ascend Ia heaven. Aud shal he ascend
and not hrar with him the news OF onr sin
n.r. anung all This multitude, reclaimed
rom The error al his ways = To give TN
greater effect 10 this exclamation h.
Stamped VIII his foot, lifted up hih hands
AID eyes IL heaven. and with gushing
tears cried aloud, 'stnp Gabriel stop e.
h.Iri stop ere YOU entrl the s'crrd pol-
ttls aud tri cary with you lhr news 81
me sinnct converted IL Cod He lhru. IL
thu most simple, hut "ners,t,e Ianguase,
Described Whit he called u Satluur'- dyIng
love To sinful man; ~ thai almost he
whole sssembl, melted intn tears. THIS
address Max aceoup med with sueh All
matrd, yet natural .action, thai Il s"fpos.rd
any tniug | ever saw or beard IN any other
prrachrr.n
IUhitefsiFs memoirs By Giiis.
Tn ollpWwg anrcdatc sh""s. with
nhd 'nrilil, Mr.. Nttri.id could rnn,srt
not Il. " circumstance, hoI leorda. Ia snlt
his purpose, when called for by the "cea-
sion.
Onrcsrniog vhile Footr, he ceirhra-
ted nlmic1 vas exhibiting M. W hltrileld
Ia public ridicule. - the lhralrr at DrurA E
lanr. the srnrrblr mau hmsell "as rosa-
grd III preaching in Tottrnhan-couli ha-
pei His subject wnS, the .ieys IT llea-
VEN Towards the close of Ia. dI-conrs"
wh"n bis plrty, hs imagination a"d lns elo-
ounce were On dpe, he cried out ~ the
nDIal ola mclted aud rnr,pturcd assembly,
painting II the Heavens. there, there nm
ongodly Foot trnmpl"s ON the wint' u"
more. hid
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show Of full house. only that you may
pursue him In luin with nnr, sudl i've
certainty. AT all events. If these riots are
pcrseveIed IN, the police should deal Sc
srrtly with the rioters. and With iheh
nbettors, who put The storm IN motion aud
await its effects at distance aud IN safety
We are neither the firGds q llle apollo
gi.ts Of Mr.. kran. We never saw him,
aud never expect To ser him That he
has been guilt, of grnSs crrors there c mol
be- a dnub;. But hr does not stand alone
IN thl- respect VI my prrsons, Who "lk
among their fellow men will hrazru
eNtrGlor and naughty brow. have within
Themselves a knonlrdgr of undr, ulgcd
crrmes, IN" hlpprd II Justice And YOU
shall often .re fh,se very mcn with ulilit-
ed hands and etrs thanking lira,cn, ill
phara-sleal mpudeucr aud cllrnutr " thai
they d" are not ~ oihcr men; ~hlch. being
interpreted, means, thai, although they
have been wicked enough 10 commit indls
crrtions and crimes. YET, hike the Sparlans,
vino connected the ldra ot crime solely
with the act NJ deteciton,J they take credit
to Themselves that theil faults have Dol
been rxposed Ia the gaze and crosure II
the World The very man who has rails
80 the hue aud cry against MI kran. IN
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eres, upwards OF sigiteen hundred yapo6,
ofseed cotton and rnr SAM sf..,,5 ~.
missed 20 Weld , or 500 III. mn. ~.
"a ,negrnilcman had IN hls 2 ,rleo , s,neI.
volunteer stalk If cotton. on which w.r,.
counted four hundred and hcen,y boYe at
coRon.-rhe Arkansas G,zrtte Of III. IN
ut. from which we copy these facts. .r,l,..
thu excessive drought. the crops on the mosf
distressed land would average from Rao In
a 1000 lbs. 10 AN acr. IN oIhrr srrli,,
from 1900 n 1900 lbs. And m the comfy
of Phillips. The average would prob.bl, h,
from 1900 IL loe0 lbs. As much eaton
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To The Editors QfMe Trginidn

GeaAemen--In yonr last paper, re
marked an article sisnrd " Charles Cheat
ed, Chairmao," aud " Isaac Injured, Sc
cretary," pretending In be the resolutions
ola meeting Of the Road Surveyors ol
Campbell county. win you be good =
nough, or ilyou cannot, will the person
who furnished il for publication, favor the
public with the meaning of those resou-
tons 10 me, they are a complete bisma.
One in the Uark.
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Ntr and magnificent Scheme.
CoHIN'S OFFICE,

DdITlnlOI G gNOt. IT, $50. :
NJ We have the pleasure to present The
hand>omcsl and comparatively mo't brilliant
Scheme, ever offered tothc public The price
Of tickets only ten dotiars, with the capital
prize ri The immense magnitude OF one
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. The
manner of drawing, il will be noticed, is I'm.
der another of the specifications OF the i'm
proved mode, secured by Letters patent un-
der seal OF the
United States Of .america,
aud under The suprrnlendance of the Com.
m,siooers appointed by the Gorernor and
C0uncI
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E.NVCaYlNS.

MY = HOOL will recommends on
Va .ionday the 9TH oi January. In il aaa
Taught the English md Classical Langaa-
ges. TERMS.
EngIish Education, SIS per session
1 hssiral d. 30 :.
Five or sx Boarders will be received in
my ftmlly, II 500 per term, tisn months
NOM Will hr taken fnr n less time than "A
sess,na, % monlhs) Nv residence is IN
an agreeable aud healthy pat If the town.
PETER L. NELSON.
Nov %. tgJ5!
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--.s@s.--
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


ON---l.AWiERS.
W hayr ialtcrly said nothing on the
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u 10 Nv" III Wv NUNS ~ Nv -
We stall not stN mtch II am lblae m"lr,
IN relation 10 Il, until our m4ste. II Rich
,n,,na sb.ll Il, t,rp,i,. ,,h,.ip.r th, n,,,,,I.
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NY '''''' '"''
ana openly Al Inc n'h' hpfh 'lefi'"n.--
w cannot fuihehr. however, N allusioa 10
the .Ioost universal eupo4ition nrthp LAM
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~
tR'' 'ci from IN h'-'' WIN "hl'b "' ~"
a fes d NYsaE". itgpf lar towards rluclda
ing the canse If tia. un,reldag p,rtI,aeity
r,,.. a...,t,..,,... ~ ,,,., ,..,....d - -
VIZ NV ~
o'"pi' ''"'''"''s "''" '"''' '""e 's''""sh-
ed pt'Judlces are disturb d. II Is a very
h.ppy hit. and we comment II 10 the DE-
,,..l ~ ,h. R,f.
me h"yefS" i All ages are generally
among 'he h'lhd advocates "t antiquity -
As oohy' O'llr'' llem |" nave made N
''l'ul'nf hu'dh''s !" ''sP'e''"'1) anu
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Selections for the pugtnidn.
alt is said that David Hume, Esq. of
f,dnburg, was nearer of the celebrated
Mr. Whitfield and was much taken with
his eloquencc The following Is related
Of hn1 -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-28

I HE Subscribers ill pay Cash lor corn
delivered ~ L)nehbnrg-lhc highest
pflce will br given II delivered Immediately.
q. H. NoItt ELL Il ". II. MORGAN.
Nov. A. It3l
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MIR. KEAN.

giving spnt.
MR. KEAN.
Hamhf Good, my lord, viii YOU see
the players we'll bestowed DO you heHr
" lei them he we'll used for they are he NIB
stracl and brief chronicles OF the time.
~ Poionis My lord, / will use them sc-
cordine to their desert.
d" Humle'. Odd, bodikins, man, much bet
" ter Use every man afler his desert, aud
"ho shall 'scape whipping -
(SHAKsPTARr.
We occupy considerable room to-day
Nth accounts Of the reception, at New
York, of Mr., Kean, the celebrated English
peri rIner who made so much noise in This
country, some years ago. IN relation To-
ahat he calls chs misunderstanding" At
Il stor, aud more recently in England ia a
clln con. trial. We arr glad tlat he has
ulumphcd over thr organised opposition
which rhrrarro.d to vprWhrlm him first
because We believe this opposition Mas
based On an, thug hoi honorable prmciplr
- that ihc leadrt of the haud, Mr.. Editor
''.' -. 49,, - F'' ,'e''
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''' a ''''''' "''n ''',,''' "'''"''
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GU ,'' ''' ''''' 80 VI Wv '''''''''"S '''H
'I"'e "''"' '''9 WV Nv i'''''' ""i i.
'''''' ''' e ~ ''' y ~ W., % u ''5''
ii Is '''' ,''r "'o VIZ ''S w ~ . al" "
'"ey o' 'aN',, ''",'i ''"' "" '"N' nun
MN MS ''''' II IA" 49, =" " P", ''''""
" ''e''''""'' ~ " W ''a'' ''"' o''
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o''" ""'''u'y ""u '"u's,, 'o"'Y o'''e'
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-, - the openius ofihe poll, he stepped
int, IN, crowd. ~ ere IA 'nti an oiu
.n.,..,,,,l friend Of his nafnrd Scell,
anu II. srst settlers ia kentarky. aud OF
ON - bis Younger DAYS. great hunts
e"'' Tb;s g.pile5nan. stepping mp al
n''". Air. Clay "a follows: ell, wti,
- I've hrrn with y"n IN AK tionh'es ;
10" s,,rrV must now desert you ~ 'he
J ''' ,,,u have voted for that mlsera-
..,,',ansatian bill IL NUT no" turn
be nrnn yon." "ls II so, friend
my =, I. this the only AFFECTION = 1T
So W.. must get over il IN. hest way we
- ". ,re An old hnntsmdn Yes"
nv. killed many Fat bear ana
- - yes" 81 hrllr'e YOU have
que" -o,d rife :" Yes. as good one as
'''. ,s,,ck.d ~ "WcIl, did you aver have
49, hnck before you, when your gun
II" ',od - THE likr Of thai has happen
'' |r " We'll no" friend Scott, did you
eT. dat faithful rife and break II all To
'"". an the very next log You came to
p'Iid you pick the flint and try II again :
u, u. tar stood in the old mans eyes
,rJ was touchrd. M. Harry, |
!" Ia IN. flint and tried her agal"-and Ill
49,, ocq,n-give H. Your hand. We
u! }sc,rc,ly TO say that the wtlkin rnnG
,.i,b the huzzTng plandlis at the ny stand
sr. Clay was borne OF 10 me h"salne'' O
reelected.
CASE OF THE NINA CATALINA.
Tba hbrl suif of tine u. ). VS.. the spun
.Ls.b, VTafl Chaiand, captured oil Tia
~, .n,. nv thr i. :. Brig Spark, capt. JESSE
Sy,,,,vsoN. and SEM into ms port Tor "d-
ia,,,nn as vessel of pratlcsl character,
"..co,ied the attention nf the District
W. w., IF the L. S for this District since
Nc''aJ,r last. and has been argued with
bilty nv the Counsel in tn" case -
San TAYLOR for the captors, and ALBERT
,,1n.yn E-Q. for the claimant
ya.,,rday Judge Hay, pronounced his
i.a. IN his suit, Discussing thu libel,
with costs Of suit, and damages az aost me
r,nt,rs. for personal dnress ct The officers
and crew of the Nlnfa .Cataana deterton
of lhe vessel and cargo, anu AL injuries or
,,...s winch the owners could show theN
had sustained by the capture.
''1' Norfolk Beacon.
The United States Circuit court Tor the
Norm Carolina Dit let, commenced ITS
,r,mi, this city on Saturday last. Present
C,,.rJnsticp MARSHALL aud Judge Potter,
I, vii prob,bIy be longrf term than Is
p.,trally held, owing to the number "fcas-
o. md the nature OF some of them, which
,yp rnme before il. There are cCnfinrd IN
oo, iail. two persons, M'knney and Skip
p.r. uho upre brought from Fay eltrNl lie
T., his place, who will be tried at this term
70, Msil Robbery. Raleigh Reg.
900
.Hfw .MIrazine.- Summer Lincoln Far
field E,q. aalhor oC Lays of heiPomrne,
Sisters Of 81. Clara, and several perlodl
cal. proposes to publish in the city of
BllImnre. new monthly work 10 en-
brace so octave pages per number ut 50
per annum, and 10 be entitled, The North
.lmtricdn Magazine
-eSe-
South Carolina The Chrraw lntrlll-
g.ncer states. that the Jews IN South
Carolina posi- IL, ly refuse to ply thu caPl.
taou tax" which Nr. y an has imposed
upoa all that nation, for tae expenses Of hrs
government, &c.
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AGRICULTURAL. PROSPECTS.
Sugar and Cotton In the Ucst

hpgrr and Cotton In the Vest.
a new species Of the Sugar-cane has
n'rn Introduced in,o Louisiana. Ii has
pfro traced to diierent sources.--Some
say, thu II Was transplantrd from Jamaica
"'u 10 mat rlare, from Batavia. Others
'"'' NAV SIX or seven years ago Mr.. Cot
s0"' VI Terre aux -BSufs, had obtained a
pants from Georgia wher" II has
r,'n shot time before imported from the
,"lPplnr Islands but however nncer-
%' lis origin, is character is very high
SCALED the ribbon cane. Ii is SAID To
.. Frs superior To any other species cut
"'ta IN Louisiana. II grows with such
,T"'l that the nui grass can do II 40 IN
.LH-l' rlpens one month before the o.
NV VV' 'aae cold weather does not in uIe L..
'nth thrown down by the wind. It does
Nv, "ei 'onr. II is SAID tn grow acarly as
W." IN % ID and exhausted ground as in
,,c', 'and. 1t yirlds 1900 pounds of beau
a,e >uSAr per arp"ni, even in the month
"p''mher. The grain Is said 10 he IL
II u.dn "t any Other, raised ia Louisiana
49,, a'' L. F"rllcr calculates 10 make about
Wv nhds. If sugar out of this year: aud
- h'brauchc, WHO has the principal
,'' III pr"p"gaiiog this plant, expects T."
"'N' 800 hhds. and To preserve cane t
'|Sn 10 plant ah'ut $50 arpents.
,.. O9"o"'s thriving IN the eishhoaring
st ,.'ofy ct Arkansas.-Mr. Vangine, ,e-
o a's On The Arkansas, picked on the Stn
rs S'"oer from one dcr. Of ground taken
''''funlnateIy from field Of about IS a.
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SoSI FRIES.
o1C0 LLAN IiS.
81 5ogsCo


IN this scheme, tonpngcd Of 10 nnm]ers
l,y combination viii ~ drawn ballots, fhero
Will be 10 PRICES each with threr OF tim
drnwu numbrrs Oh thrm bah, carh will Two
OF ihr drnwn uumhrrs mud. lii6 each with
one ol tie drawn nunbrrs thuae tickrl. IN
vlnp nome al The dttv, numbers hriur blauAs
10 determine tie lolr ollbc l5leO nckrls,
ID numbers from uur IL -. ibrlussr eill Sc
NsrhIly be placed ~ II Nhrcl un The day OF
drawing, mud -is 81 them drawn out. aud lhat
tlrkct having on II The IT. ID. and 81 drawn
numbers, will be entitled 10 The capital prize
oil y lGO,WO
That having on il the 9TH, 9Th 4 oh 5o.oOO
HAT having on II The I'd, "a q ith 10000
Tint having on II the 81, 1th y 9th 10000
That having on il the ID, Iih 4 9TH 5000
That having on II the ID. Ilh q oh 1000
That having ~ II the %. I'd y 18th 300
That hny'nP on II the 81 9th a 9th 25uo
That hnvine on II the Sd, 18th 81 tih hnO
That hnving, on II The 81, 9th a. 9th 1900
Those ten other tlrkcts having on }
thrm any three dawn numbers 1000
viii each br entitled Ia
Those - Other tickets hevngon
the 81 n 9th draw n1mhcrq rach 900
Those u tickets having on thrm the
fl ani 9Th drawn or The 9th q oh 900
All others having on them nny Two
drawn numhersenth 100
All oih"rs having On them one of the
drH IN numbers each SO
Adventures will perceive thia scheme
presents a great many more advantage thAn
m" other scheme heretofore offered Ia Tho
public The smnll number al tickets aud Tho
immense amount OF przr,, mud thnt II only
requires two OF The drawn numbers to got "A
= 1000 dollar prize, while heretofore II has
required three The rapid sale Of tickets Is
sniii"lent proof Of the popularity - tina
scheme, and that there will not be chance
lcit tor "rrks hclot" the day affixed tor Tho
drawing, aud ihnt they will ndvance from tho
present rate ol from S6ato 500. Al lhn-e
WIN wlsh 10 oblnin chance IN this brilliant
scheme should no longer dcay
Price oil whole d 30 o.Nrcrs & IL 80
Halves 20 lighfL, Il =
SRtsenhs ~
Adventures II they wish 10 get the spleg.
did prize al SloO,ono should NJ lenpur drlry
hut cnl nj ALLTN ~ cos HruiVLucky
JOtie,Vnnd EAthnng" OH &C. " fcl. hnve te,n
sold, md paid two prizrs of 3 loo,uu1, be.
sidcs 600 600. s6O.oOO, $40 600, - .urB &c.
amounting Ia NOR ihnn million - detlnrs.
] = DelHV not hn cril ~ the 80, Ky
LUCIIy OFFICE. "f
.. ~ nj. ALLEN. d. 90.
LhNCEtt 10.
II Where the drawing vii be received
and all numbers examined gratis, md all ia.
formation given with pleasure, and # obtain
ed OF either al our offices the cash will ba
pad upon prescuin'ion.
6. & NJ. ALLEN d. 90.
hashtuitOn
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TIE VrEaLNfAN.

LYNt HBURG, NOVEMBER 20. I825
~ p IN reply IL \ Y L." recri-
we'd too lat" for this d,y's paper. 1t shall
appear in our next.
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HOrK hl%NEnN.

INHE sub-crlher has lately procuIed an
4 additional first rate Book Binder. uAch
enables him Ia do NIL work In thai line, with
nealness and dispatch. He has received d.
rect from Ph'ladelphis, n very larer supply
OF paper 81 very superior quality, bch ena-
bles him 10 do any kind Of
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BLANK WORK

Al n minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and
the public generally may rely on having any
work ordered OF me, tn,lhfully done q mads
oni OF the best materials aud NJ very low pr-
ccs--fersons wishing books bound are 70
queslcd 10 bring them forward immediately,
n an somewhat AT leisure and c-nn do thrm
much better than WHEN | nm pushed with
work. The public are further info rmed that |
bind books nj much lower plces than they
ever were known 10 he done ~ in this part
OF the country. aud il much more superior
manner. tBRAN X NORTH.
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