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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-15

''f""ei q a aeter fio" d gentleman no,o in London
70 hts }riend in MS city.
AS friend to the rights of man. YOU will learn with
iI inat 'he o'li for Catholic emancipation which
n,G oeen carried IN the House of Commons by ma
10y VI Il, mas been lost in the House of Peers bv
majority OF 48. There painful forebodinas amonost
uy nere as 70 the effects which this vote NAV sooner
or ater produce in ireland, How envabIe is the CON
ua 49, vi our ieiiow citizens, who and ever will
liow haPPy would 1t be for mankind if the act com
monty called me Religious Bill penncd By our INNER
could be made the law of all nations and
ti PePetuateu! IL IS not here, however but in our
blessed country that one freely indulge in the
eA OF all the sublime thoughts inspired by the
fecoection OF that chef louvre of talent and vrtu
conbined.' anu virtue
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-15

a ou Tow shirt and rowsers The dog when within, te,,
81 .e spot where the child lay went around and SET
n.are 'usous ana mouFnfu howling and would not go
human being. '' u Po'sioe, as
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-15
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
ODD AND EVEN SYSTEM

Secured by letters patent ader ME s,ol oCe Jjd sss
COHEN'S OFFICE, Baltimore
W The great demand for tickets in the CIR RAND
STATE LOTTERY of Nd. No. g. To he drawn
PoSiregthe 9th of THIS MONTH, continues will advance
in price The scheme offers adventures odnfocs
superior 10 erer altered to the public. It is i'm fact -
precedencd the risk very ifng not blk 10 Drzs
and prize lower Than 81. The Capital Prize is
FORTY THOUSAND DOy,y,aRa.
besides smaller prizes. aud tive rce Of ,te,
Gully IS. Added TO this, is the expcditio, IL, d,,yr,
DAY. and certainty ofobtainno At Ic,e, czt,
prize with Two tickets Tor two sharcs) and the proabi,
ofdrawng THREE The regular dsibuton of the small
prizes to every alternate number lie LorV is IN adj
vantage enjoyed by his scheme only ticket drawing
superior prize IS not restricted from ing a inferior one
0is0.
u The OFFICIAL. drawing will be received at
COHE1g'S
Lottery Exchange Office, opposite Eagle Hotel Rich
mond, Va where the viii be paid fo all prizes sold
at any Of their Offices Philadelphia Batiu.e Norfolk
" ms c'sV Jolly
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-15

4 ne Seorgia Patriot of June % saws the expe1too
that lately marched from rwipps oomutv j., . ~
G u'a"s nav ing gone as far the orders from Gene
suffered them and finding no epemv, nor
IT, e preparations have returned 10 their homes
he same paper adds, that all accounts agree :; 80
senung the nation as perfectly peaceful and ,rannn
.ha they have heard of amnesty expressed by them
"roS the Whites nor any thing To interrupt the har
iy eNistipg between them, except in or two IN
stances q" private dispute, in which lie whites were The
dseTessorS Travelling continues frequently as for
merry through the nation without interruption fro,,
cue i"uiais. None OF the numerous visitors al Indian
springs have left there consequence of fear of attack
place. 1o P''N'''''9 70 .'s'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-15

hs'irand Jury for the Superior Court of Law fo,
"'ai OF Criminai causes returned into Court last
al nan past SIX, after most laborious and dill
gent enquiry and brought in One HuNDRED AND NINE
"hSENTMkNrs for various violations of the Acts of
assembly made'for the suppression of Gaming.
twenty-five OF these Presentnens were against in.
oN'ouas or,exhioiting Faro Bank-one for exhibit.
ing houiette-one for suffering and permitting the
game ct Roulette TO be exhibited-and fftyninc for
playing at Faro and Roulette
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-15

hoorreSpohuentl IN the county of Gloucester informs
u' .a' 'ne terrible hurricane which commenced on the
'u June aud continued with such tremendous and un
violence for several days. had proved SO destruc
1--WE 10 the crops IN that section of the State that from
o'u on winch ne had calculated with certainty to make
'oo bushels of barley, he had reaped only 3oo And
us raVaSes had even been more to many of
his neighbours, than to himself
me on this subject, we cannot avoid expressing
Jul surprise mat the Editor of one of the Alexandra
should few days since have taken paragraph
iron" uhe wing of the 3lst May, in which we stated
~ Ut "ea' "me' the crops were as iourishing as they
'au ever oeen known TO be in Virginia; when if he had
rehected Tor moment, he would have recolected t,a,
III seVera subsequent numbers we had announced tbe
'uoaicuiao'e INJURY which the farmers between
chnond and the Bay, had sustained by the late storm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-15

ne o.h regular toast drank by the Blues al the late
Geieoration OF INDEPENDENCE was incorrectly, renor,J
The toast this iet'i'eu'
=. Our Constitution.-Its beapties v,.,l .
10 ociec's' we can trust our sages TO amend
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-15

PRICE OF STOCKS.
u States Bank, S 100 90
Farmers Bank, lob 90
Bank of Va. new, 1O5 90
do. do. old, 100 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-24
M Hwn
E0E - Ia - I.
fcommaniea,,d for ,1t fir-iq'aH.1

tCommanica'sd for ihs Itf-'H'ohs1
LINES. AnnRrssrp n NH'
Shalt lav NJ hon f.r rrigu on esflh.
Or hath .he aasn fn I'm bright sky
sss. .han we GOV regret her lir'h.
Fsf wssia, thus the ceas'@rss stfh
fes. nns' how pu; hy the cup
Ion Ia qu,fei - of WITH ihet
aud ~ fhnse sarii icys give AZ
That brought such rosy hour. to mr.
fei. nleasirri. inf = sunny rav.
\ hirkrfing lirhi. ens' ae'r oar ho"ra'
A rosy hur. summer day,
Ant of the sparkling dew on le"rrs.
Too saon loud ahscures hr ray,
AnA all its brilliant hurs are driven
Tsr from the bright ani incnn3 daN,
Aud sable elnu : veil yen nlor Heaven.
Farewell this cloud NAV soen bioV or,
The sun ma, sci 10 splendor vet,
The earth may smile, anl sol anre more
IN glrrioa- radiance brightly set.
And Inns viii me though heart felt grief
Now prers upon my sinking heart,
Yet brighter prospects hriue raliri
And .obih the hour that hids va part
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-24
GREAT FIRE IN BOSTON.

Om city seems To- be devoted l. conna
CITATION. II htruinrs nnr duty ~ record the
occurrence ofanothrr extensive fire, which
has DESTROYED large amount of property,
and converted uunbrr ri elegant, com
mod,ous and valuable edlIices INTO pile
OF smoking ruins.
About half an hour before one O'Clock,
"Wednesday m"rniug,a fir. vas dIscos cred
in the Storr ofMr. ". Brown. on the south
side of Court street. The alarm MAS in
stanIly Civ, u hnt before efficient aid could
he obtained. rhr flames had mad" such p'o'
grcss ~ 10 sci 1T defiance Al rN.rlI"ns /"
CONTINUE then Ia the hailding whrre they u
riginated. The wind na- htsk At north
west, 81 waited the hlazng romhast ,hi' /"
q considerable distxurr, IN the alrrctlnn -
Water aud Congress street and 1T on'
unr ggrat fears mere ratrrlained Tor tia.
preservation of Joys Building, tCofa hliI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-24
MIR. OWENS VIE rs.

RoEhfr OWEN.oi New La ark, IN Scot
iaud, aud 0l iIu,sunN, IN lnesr States,
published Iht inil""lng adde's. on bis arli-
.d The olher day. At New iurN:
IN Sea, .Ate York Pdrbti Oct. 1923.
AuEGlCANs ! am again Fastening Ia
,uul snures, aud rrrurn with Il fixed de-
Il rn,oallou tn"x"rt all NY poHrr> for
,onr benefit, and through you tor that OF
III" world II laiGc.
In yuar ,ndn,lr. Mech ii Iknnwl"dgr,
and gru.ll enterprise; ~ s., Ju1lil aud
chcapuess of our soA II ttr extent and
variety "f Sonr climate: N nr liberation,
II part, rom the prejudice Of lhr 81 Il
Would, but more particular y ia the irrrdoIn
of ynut government Nou amply pr ssrS5
the mcans Ia secure lmnrdi rt,ly the must
important private aud ma i"nd benefits,
both to Yourselves aud Ia Nunr poslrritN ,
more IN waot # thrm.
Il is tru-, YOU hasr derived many advan-
lagr~ from Nuur EUROPEAN ances,urs, hut it
l. equally true hat Nuu nav" tranSpldntcd a
YER, large portion Of their errors and pre-
Ihdices: yon cannot, therefore, ENJOY to
their fun extent the hrnrits tn which re-
f.I, until these errors of the old world shall
nave been renot ed.
The greatest aud most lamcntable of
these are the notions that hu nam nature
has been 81 formed ~ Ia be able to believe.
ar dish lirve, aud To love aud hate, at pIea-
sure, aud thai there can be- merit ar drmrr
II IN hehe'ing or dsbeIe'ins, aud ia 10, ns
aud hating.
These false notions are the origin of evil
and the real causp Of ain and misery a.
mong mankind +; YET they arr received and
continued, IN dlrrct npp'sllInn to every
fact kpn"n 10 the hu nan race.
Every one may easily a certain for him
self that they are errurs of tie in,agina-
ton.
Let any one endpa,our. by his own will
aione, " compel bj ,sell 10 bchc,c Wat
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-24
DOME 5RIC.
TgiE BRANDYWINE.

We have been prrnltrd IL make tn"
following extract from lhr LITTER of An nili
Ger nf this Fugatr Ia his friend IA tins city,
ddtrdC NV, the 9Th ut
A fortunate z lie drove US into this Porr
Yesterday We were nu our naN fra u Tia
,r, To Il ,raltar. We arrived At lla>re "a
the th.hndrd General Lafayette aud snte
the next tsN. and immediately after sailed
g. Gihrtll,r. W" nd sc,crl> cheated
Cape la Hague hefore Ne took Nl"lrnt
9 ale from the westward and We're 50 Ton
iunate ~ II arrive here III safety. We
will probably remain long enough IL retit
our ship, when W. sh,ii again attempt I"
reach Gjhrdlar We have had a constant
galr rS,r since we left thcCapes ofN trginla,
and since haNt bern Ia SEA, have never
knowa,so unpleasant u passage. The G,.u-
rraI came on deck nny four Times, lie
WAS confined 10 his he'd almost all the time
hy STA sickness. combined with an attack
of the eout in his right knee"
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sEFs--
LAW 1IOOI..

WIScHEsrER. Nov. 1.-THE second
term al chancellor Tucker, law lectures
commenced IN tins tnnu az Nondav lasl.
before an increased uumbrr of studrut-,
sua,r nj VII ,m are (ron even ~ tar as
Georgia. 1t mast he 40 ordinary - utica
ton 10 N, chancellor IL hod his success 70
complete Is 1t has been lie is rendering
substantial service 10 his country which
VIII tell macy days TO come.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-24

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.--T" those " ho
have been 81 forward 10 ace. in the IT, sc-
courts from the Brandy wine, Coqfrma-
hon of the alarming Siairlneut male by the
Democratic Press. that consultation WAS
laid, ehrn the fr.g,tr hid bier, bul tven,,
har hours at STA, whrthrr she should pro-
coed on ihe soyase, that vic had eSht
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mani. il 80. dfiern,ined that they should
h.. f.,llts. ed and attacked hy the hfs-hlPS'
The r,-i Of the hset are lea',ng port th''
ia, AMI viii ~ IN ~, sii, i-itit'-, t,ts 50
,,,,t.r, samn.. which il thfeaIfh, Il Tie
,,,se, nlIl pf,,rerd te Ahssnhrrs. to "'t,h.
ard II eo.4ii,lr, Ia oppo4" tbr carrying "'
nurr tfnni ffos thai Pl'c" l" lhr h"f'''
-, II. n, - III na,hnri VI The 1"'l ~
II ar, har, dnue vii ihis seasnp, and ar"
e,rr, day bringing ~ rfizrs; thr'" lnilr-
are Austrian nrfeh'nfm"n, when ~
chartered II Al.xsndra ~ Cnnsiauliuuplr,
md despatched 10 the Norra. "ith all
Erud- NJ prn,i.ipus. warlIte stores, sc.
az. tinrd fr lhs army. Thr Gr'"ks take
I the vessel, bui ale NIL shle 10 hold Any
/ lhtns mnr~ ihan ihr cnrgnr~.
! 4 orek ~iucra Grrrk big f.ll IN win
AZ Auslrisn - gnu ship, r"n,oAing ELEVEN
,rs.rI,: The Grrrk made si.unls iof m
/ .h,p to come up. and then asked oi III"
Au,lflaa ff,ghtr. PERMISSION IL ~ ,tninr thr
vessels. THIS WAS absolutely refused aud
| the fnglr threaten II :" frr, II h" DID not
steer H. This HE Greek did bot kefi
/ hoyrfiug round, uniil Iurklly hr e-Pifd
TX more q t,k bfigs at - dl-lauce, he mad"
si.ual.. aud tuen drVternusly thro"rg
mmalf hrtnera lhe frigale ard her con
-, . and g,lfiug his flcshtp Ia "lnd"hi !,
h. told the iuslri'n to fire aud BE Il
tins hr did 1nl ehunsr h do. bni hpi'led
al sal. and escaped With thre" III ia CO
so,t;--thr tlghf uIh"rs ldang into 'hr
h+nds ~ The Geek VIM fnnud hpn IN
b. mAfh nd ,aluablr priAc.. about tn"
-.line fimr happened ,noiner 'Il,nr, .hoN.
.rgttr trrWhrry Of The tu-i.ltn, aud thr
sllanlN al the Grr,k -,lIpr.. 4 Grrk
v,s-cl hallei an Ans,rtn. nra asked IL ser
her papers Nrry we'll, come 81 board
ArrortlnaIy boat pat IT with srsep mrn,
ranrck oaarmrd. Thu eili.ar "as press
cd bs III Nas,ral etptap Ia amr blu"
lI#s,, ID II htLiueiug Ia SUSPECT ioal
piN, fclusrd -,,hru = slgnd na7 gwen
nj ta,l armed mru RUSHED apoo the
. rrks. Their iii r wa shol thioug III
tin usasl, hui IL h,s agony sttnndaofl'd,
~ urr-t,l ihr sword from The ctpiarn's
uatd. Slew LIN on tbc spot ; aud ia fol
lo""rs INITIATING ais example, -opn armed
tprmsel,ea, and though most ii ih'm ~rrr
wounded, .hss clralcd lhr deck and kept
dawn the r.,srals. Ill ihclr own big came
~. aud hrnugni III" Austrian ut port
Shr ~ = hr,alul bug, carrying II e"ns,
AID sup ror Ia any vessel III thr Greek |
llr't Thu A0Srlans say They "elc Ia !
suited, he this ~ It may, ihr Greeks who /
visited ner, were FnDurlN anarm"d, IN
-hen thdt thrir intentions were mol hostile. !
Fhr Glrrk, have burnt III tins seaport A.
bout 80 trausport4-- among which wee IL
under Austrian Culuurs, Inu or thee, f.uE-
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Extract Of liter from an QGicsr Of hr
Byanig,cine 10 has lrtend IA Vashmgton
ddtfd

Hon. SAMUEL |. SOUTHLAND,
Sccniary ol the Navy


W. landed The Grncral % tlle 5ia IN
slant in fin" he In aud spirits his meet
ing 9 nh Als family on board a. our ship
was one Of thu most interesting sd all Il
ing s,rues r,rt Witnessed l'n- dNy attrr
We l,ll llatr. there came on one oi In"
se,crr7t gale. Of Mind that Ia, been exc
riencrd here for loug i'm. Nr. Il.
m,de every eno Ia grt out ii III" char
uel hui in VAIN; aud II VAS not un'll thr
ship was IN daogar Of losing her ma'l, AMI
consequently golag On -harr. that h. VS.
inluecd IL hrar up 10 tins placr, nher" Ne
shall rrn IN tea day, In c'Ik o"r 5rn3s
which have hecomr N'ry uprni tIer
which. W. al II NIB ace the first Wind Ia
sail for drs'in llon."
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fee, water in her hold that tho water was
nbnrieg Ia through hrr sides; mai al
haahs ""te kept n the pumps a'd thai
sh. aas 80 nnsfaw worthy rs t" maxi tho
rfuEii repair nrrsssars On he aetrof al
tfarre. IN. bills fur ~inch we're Il speab
rnnflslpp II all Who dantfed liz rarnaur !,
80 shall make nn aihrf sn-t,"f ~ prrsrni,
tlan that To he found IN the behaving lrii"r.
Nh JaBnai.
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btCt y. fsHS ! WI. i"~"t }
emhace thle opporlaeity of Informing
Noi Of our ARRIVAL, after eXperieacing -rN-
er,l he',s g.les which proved our M"
eip 3 ANDY in,. 10 hr suprrl'r STA boat
Ia An, have ever before sllrd III, and, III
addition IL that, she is one of the fastest
ve,s,ls in our service. We havp uuly one
fault IA fnd ihai IS. she 4hlrs MANY seas
which MAKES hrrNcl y Uncomfortable. but
| bche,r that il Is in Il great measure, -"
my h hsI having Ia" much ballast ON
board. We find ihr PROV lsnns Which are
expended ever, day lighlrn i"r very much;
consequently wr are mo = comfortable e'-
ely day. We spoke 4 huE within DAY
,ail al llayrr, srut bolI Win letters to- the
officers friends. but was unable Ia hoard h,r
IN Consrq trncr If tine SCI running 81 high ;
SPOKE hen however aud ascrrlaurd she Vas
from lIa,rr, bound Ia b sion--rtpnrted
the & .nrr.,f+ family we'd, HnS'unsly await
,ng his arlval, which took place nn thr
next day. We sent a boat on shorr Ia in
falm thu American Gunsld Of our arrival,
aud for him 10 send steamboat Ia land
the General. \ boat was aent "il h"m
shore tn let ~ know the steam boat would
be dlung by 9o'cIock With al the General >
family. We immrlintly commenced ct
ting sbIu in Dude for Their rec, plion; they
came oil al the time appolned, aud were
hostrd IN chair suspended from thr
maln ward arm OF tie ship.--l'hr Grurra
stood IN thr glng-Was with bath .nms u
pen ready To receive them. and HI, son IL
thr CABIN ready 10 lrce,>e lhem there
such losfaI rnh ar,ug ur,'r sdw. y
l..It
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DEPARTURE OF GINtRAL LAFAYETTE
FRoH ruE bthNDHVtNt
The cditurnf ny Is lnmnfe Pd'iot has
been + ,areA with the fuiloWlng nat resting
extract firm il shicer 10 grnllman IN
Iiatlmn.,
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To III, S,rr'targ ~ the .NHrr.
L. =. Eilt u. Bfardyvle",
Coers. lsl,.oj-W lghl. ~ q l1l5.

'bN'ss i~i'-bt- W lghls ihi . II %'' }
SIN: Nv" III" hoonr IL nj rm you,
that. afi.r hayag G,uded Gen Ldayette
md SUIT, Al lla,re. nn the 51s INST his
ship inundated, proceeded totne ""st-
aafd, IN her VIZ Ia Gibraltar, and had all
Naur'd althapgh iht Wsaihrf "5is iinck dhd
bad, iii adverse nIuds. - iar H. Start
Polnt, oil ehlrh he encountered W.
hra4y blow from :. W md continued
WITH great ,inlencr for twenty huus when
II gradual y hanlrd ~ the nr-l"afd, b.
cannr settled and sIulent 'form, md com
pollcd M. very feluet'ntly, !" mako har-
hout hui ~ u 'sas mrasnr', aud ~ all
tr,onablr probabiliis tn. only 90 winch
could have insured inr safty nj the snip,
| trust yau vii approve al tn c"uf-" II
d"p cd hrldno council of war upou
ia, .phr.,t hrcansr il aae not nrcrssaty :;
alter as-'ug dreadful riph', aud -"elng
some If The strongrst "hnNtss dc@"liinE ~
,atds | raa IA for L rtland, aud "llh
,nncl, difficulty procnrr1 = Pilot aud rtn
Il ,~n Ia this pom and anchored la,l even
ing Thr gale -lill continues nth nntba-
TEL whence, aud ,rs."Is are diving ~ h"-
fore i hourly. for shrItr'.
All the repairs. excepting niue fhnik-
tag, which the ship fcqeire', Ill be- don"
within ourselves aud in line ~ prr.2il
tklog aevanlagc Of the G-t change Of
aind aud wcsIhrr. Thr sup behaved re-
III rk able veil. Ihe crew are in good
hratl mi splll'.
| have HE h"oor II ne. very respectful J.
your mnst ohrdtrnt servant,
ERNN. II. GREGORY.
lion. SAMUEL |" Southland,
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MILLS FOR SALE.

xxrIIL be offered for SALE at public vendue, the
w premises on Saturday 23th May next at o'clock
p NJ The mills, stream, &c. adjoining LAUREL common
aed equal to any on the Peninsula south of the Bran
ine IS on tide water. convenient to any part of the
chesapeake bays valuable for cotton spinning or any
machinery moved by water: large quantities of iron ore
;,hn convenient distance. On the premises saw
nil with two saws, tub girls, mill with two run of stones
and three dwellings for the miller, and two for saw
vers with waste gaes-Immediaely after the sale
If be mills part of the lot No /, in the town Of Laurel
including portion of the fiat landing.
Trims TO be paid in cash, two thousand dollars on
account of the Mills and 123 per cent amount of the
sale Of the lot the time of giving deed and possession
f the balance one two, three and four years, with al
The interest paid up yearly discount of 10 per cent
will be allowed for the payment of the balance, any
mart thereof if made at the time of giving deed and pos
session. Mortgages the property sold, and judgment
bonds will be required.
MANAEN BULL.
ronrel Del April II, 1926 41--10t
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Az stated meeting the Decseare FGe Conitanp held
at the Town Hall, April 25, 1926, the following persons
were duly elected officers of the company for ,he ensuing
year, viz:
president-Henry J. Pepper
plce President-Samue Sappington
Secrefarg-Cbarles Reynolds.
Jreasurer-Vncent Gilpin.
Enginees-John u. Wood, Wilson Pierson, Jesse Mem
denhall, john Morris, Mahon Belts, John Adams Lewis
2umford, James p Merrbew.
The following persons appointed Committee Of
Griffin, John Adams John r. Brnckle,
A. Bingham, Chalkley Somers
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CHEAP GOODS.
WILLIAM &. SAMUEL .1PCAULLEY

EG leave TO inform the public that they have common
~ ced business at w. yfCauYey's old stand near the
Brandywne Flour Mills. where they have constantly OH
hand, wholesale or retail,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
China, GLASS; Queensware, Farther Ware Hard Ware,
Drugs Paints Oils Nails by the keg, Lime, Pork, Lard,
Hams Salt Shoes. Leghorns, Sea Stores Wines, Spirits
Cordas &C., Of the best quality, all of which will be sold
on the fo1vest terms, for cash or accepances.
N. b. All persons indebted to the late firms of w.
MCauey, and $. M'Cauley & Co. will please call and
settle their accounts as above.
April g. 1895 Ally
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LOTTERY OFFICE.
Union Canal Lotteru, 18th Glass.

Union Canal Lottery, 10th Glass.
To be drawn on the 18th of May and finished in few
minutes prize of $4,000 dolls of 10000, of TO- 0O0
of 5000 of 472O, 90 of 1000, 80 Of $780, So of 100
156 of So 1913 of 90 and 0608 0-Tcket 10 dollars
Half S, Quarter 2 so, Eighth IS;
.Maryland State Lottery, 4th Scheme,
To be drawn the 18th of May. Schenae-1 prize Of
10000 dollars, Of 10000, of 5,000 of 1000, 4 of
500 90 OF 100, 80 of So so of 90 900 Of TO- 500 of
10000 of 200. Ticket dollars half 2,00 quarter 100
eighth SO cents.
University Lottery Of sNaryland 9Th Glass.
prize of 10000 dollars, of 10000, of 5000, of
2,500 of 1893, of 1000, 10 Of 500 a. of 100 88 of
so, 528 of IL, 5676 Of 600 Ticket dollars, half g.,
quarter so, eighth rs cents.
Tickets shares in either of the above Lotteries and
cash paid for prizes drawn, by
JONATHAN RUMFORD.
No. SO, Market street.
Wilmington, 26th April, 1926. Ill