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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-12
NOTICE.

A T meeting of the President and Managers of the
IN Newcastle Turnpike Company present HEsRY Coles.
BURY, President, and RICHARD SEXTON and JOHN CHOW,
Managers:
Whereas, the General Assembly of the State Of Della
the 28th Of January 1885, enacted that if the
Newcastle Turnpike Company shall before the 4th
OF July next license under the seal of the company
exempng the Electors of Newcastle Hundred from the
payment of toll in going to returning from any general
or special elections therefom be held at the Court
House in The town of Newcastle
The President and Managers Of the Newcastle Turn
pike Company do license the Electors of the Hundred of
Newcastle and exempt them from the payment of toll
the day of the general special elections thereafter be
held at the Court House in the town of Newcastle.
sss4 8@@xSsy@ WITNESS the Seal of the Newcastle
551Fnataz Turnpike Company.
-g 1s5sIEsg{g June %, 1925.
MffTTTR[
Newcastle County, IS.
Recorded in the Rolls Office at Newcastle in and for
the County aforesaid, in Book C. Vol A. page ESQ, &c.
In Testimony whereof, have hereun,o caused the
[sEAL] Seal of office TO be affixed, at New Castle June
IS, 1926.
5a-9t MATTHEW KEAN, Recorder.
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TO GRADERS.

VHE subscriber has about thirty head of fine young Cat
l. tie at his "Stepney Farm" about 8 miles below
chestetown Kent County, Maryland. which he will sell
cheap for cash and Graziers invited
down and purchase In the neghborhood twenty or thirty
head may be bought in addition
WILLIAM BARROLL.
CheSteTtoWn, Md June SUth, 1875. 58-ot
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Large and Valuable Real Estate.

Y virtue ofa decree of the Chancery Court will be Of
I'D fered at public sale MONDAY the 25h day of Ju
", at 10 O'Clock at Mr.. Peacock's Tavern CHI ster
town, all the REAL ESTATE Of the late UNIT Angler
deceased lying in Kent county, Md.-hs dwelling panta-
tion excepted.
Beside several wood lots the property offered for sale
includes a number ofvery desirable farms, to wit;
The Groome Farm containing 1913 acres
The Perkins Farm /: S26
The Stevenson Farm !: 262
The Cove Farm $40
The Lamb Fam 1876
The Dwyre Farm 1874
The Polk Farm 200
1t is seldom that occasion to make such Sc
lection public sale The present opportunity will pre-
minute description is omit ed because it is presu
med that persons disposed to purchase will the prem
ises before the SALE and those inclined every facility
the necessary information will be given by the tenants
respectively or by the subscriber.
The are that the purchaser shall give bond will
security be approved 10 the Trustee for the payment
the purchase money with interest from the day of sale
three equal nstaments of six twelve and eighteen months
rhe creditors of Unit Angler, deceased, are hereby
tilted TO exhibit their claims with the vouchers thereof
the Chancey Office within six months from the day
sale E. F. CHAMBERS, Trustee
Ches'crto@n, Md. 22d June, 1925. 61-1aw3t
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CHEAP GOODS.
WILLIAM e SAMUEL .WCAULLEY

"1HL1'1'H q 'oHaHUEL 1WCHULLET
EG leave to inform the public that they have commeu-
~ ced business at " .WCauhey's old stand near the
Brandywine Flour Mills, where they have constantly on
hand, wholesale retail,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
China, Glass, Queensware Earthen 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 oarest terms, for cash or acceptances.
N. Is. All persons indebted to the late firms of w.
MCaui'ey, and s. MCauley & Co. will please call and
settle their accounts above.
April 70, 1875. 41--1y
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estsr Of JOHN
IA POGUE, dec, late of the Borough OF Wilmington,
ment without further delay and those indebted said
estate are hereby notified that unless payment made OIL
or before the Goth Of July next their accounts will be put
in suit. JoSEfH fouui Grf.
Iuna OF 1905 57-9t
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FOR SALE AT ]. WILSON'S BooKsToRE

Two DiscoIrses on New System Of Society; as deiv-
cred in the Hall of Representatives of the u States in pres
of the President of the United States the
dent Heads of Department, Members of Congress &C. on
raT 0wEr, Of New Lanark Price 12t cents.
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NOTICE.

4 hereby given that Joseph Sims has duly executed
H. assignment to the subscriber of all his estate and
effects, real and persons for the benefit Of of his
creditors shall within four months, release
the said Joseph B. Sims. JOSEPH GRUB,
Assignee Of Joseph Sims
Wilmington, mo. (May) ), 1925. 44-tf
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COTTON MANUFACTORY

NOR SALE containing about 600 Spindes, with full
a. supply of cardng engines and other machinery for
the preparation Of Cotton. Inquire of ZlBA FERRIS
Watch Maker, corner of Market and High SITS.
Wilmington, LIST mo. 20, 1926 15-tf
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Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

ISRAEL d. JONES' Brewer, at No. "a, Second street,
il Wilmington, Del keeps constantly on hand supply Of
raugh Beer Porter and Ale of the first quality with which
Boters and others be furnished reasonable terms
by the barrel. half barre; or quarter barrel.
He is thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto re-
ceved and socits continuance of public favor
Wilmington 9Th mo. 1924. 81-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-12
By authority Of the State Of maryland,
Grand State Lottery No. S.

Blythe improved mode of drawing, secured by letters patent
under the seal Of the u. STATES.
The drawing will take place in the city of Baltimore
and will be completed in one day, on WEDNESDAY the
9th of July, 1926.
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000 DOLLS.
1prize of $4,000; Of 10000; OF 5000; 10 of 1000
80 Of 1905 so of sos 200 of 30; $50 of 10; 500 Of ;
10000 of 4-21 ,043 przes-40000 tickets.
Every prize payable in cash. sixty days after the draw
ing subject to a deduction of Is per cent.
Mode Of Dra7ving-The numbers will be put into one
wheel as usual and in the other wheel will be put the
prizes above the denomination Of dollars and the drawing
progress in the usual manner. The twenty thousand
bers Of the Lottery, Gas the may beg dependent the
drawing of the Capital prize of Forty Thousand Dollars
that is say, if the Forty Thousand Dollar Prize should
come to Odd Number, then every odd Number in
the Scheme will be entitled to four dollar prize. If the
forty thousand dollar prize should come to even
number, then all the numbers in the Scheme, will
each be entitled to prize ot4 dollars
The Odd numbers are those ending with L. s, S, or
The Even numbers those ending with Q, A. 6, or O
This mode of drawing only enables the Commissioners
to complete the whole Lottery in ONE DRAWING but
has the great advantage of distributing the small prizes
regularly every alternate number in the scheme SO thai
the holder Of two tickets two shares of tickets one ode
and NUMBER will be certain of obtaining at eas
one prize, and the ratio for any greater quantity
ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme, is no
restricted from drawing inferior also many tickets
therefore, will necessarily obtain two prizes each.
Whole Ticket 5-Half 250-Quartcr 125-Eighth So
To be had, odd and even in the greatest variety Of mum
hers.
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TO FARMERS.
Edward HrOokes

II EEPs on hand, for sale, his improved PATENT
IN FANS for cleaning grain Also, SlEVES and WOV u
WIRE, of different kinds All orders in the line of his
business, will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington. Del. 9th mo- ID. 1925. 55-9tp
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TaPERS-for burning all night

bed chambers Of the Sick &c. which will burn
but about half much oil common lamp for sale
at the Waterman Office.
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FLAX THREAD.

LARGE supply Of flax thread suitable for weavers and
IA shoemakers for sale at No. Ill, Market street, Will
mington. JOHN H. bhiNCkLE.
June IA. %
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LIST OF LETTERS

nemuiHtHS w Tue 4 ost
July
T Persons applying fol
say they are advertised.
A
Margaret Allen
Samuel Adams
Margaret Armstrong
John Aiken
q
Elizabeth Brown
Rev. AMI Rabbit
Elizabeth Boyd
Rev. Mr.. Bartren
BRENT Blist
John Bayard
Jacob Brown 2
Ann Byrnes
James Bailey
Hannah X. Belts
Andrew Blackman
Ezekiel Bennett
David Bryan
George Baker
Elizabeth Burden
William Bayard
Robert Banner
c.
John Cats
James Campbell 8
Jacob Collins
Margaret Campbell
| Ann E. Cornelius
Henry Countiss 2
John Clarks
John Cox
Eli l. Cutler
Thomas Chandler
Ann Chandler
Josiah Cooper
r. II. Cornell
ID
Benjamin Day
William B. Doren
sharper Delany
James Dawes
John Develin
e
Jacob Eglee
r
Jacob Fountain
jeremiah Ford
Daniel Freeman
James FARES
| John Fnrman
Samuel File
Cochran Forbes
Eliza Former
Mary Ann Finn
G.
Lydia Garretson
Samuel Green
Aaron Greenfield
Beason Gregg
Chariot Garnet
Ann Grimes
John or Thomas Gilhllen
Samuel Gregg
; Jane Given
: Sarah Giff;n
Sarah Gregg
III
Thomas Hawkins
Mira Haines
, J lhn Horning
5 Roley Hugeans
4 William r. Holmes
James Havister
Ann Henderson
Ann r. Harlan
n James Halliday
; Maria Humphrey
. John Hust IN
, H. Head
Isaac Harry
Harmon &. Head 2
J
Miss Nara Jones
Mary Jamison
q Narlene Jennings
d Caleb Johns n
is James Jarmon
o sarah jackson
Washington Jackson
$. Thomas Jaquette
Isaac G. Jaquette
X
James kirkpatrick
Essex Knight
IT. Franklin kirkpatrick
II Emily Knight
r. James kirkpatrick
II, John Kew
IA Patrick Kennedy
lie Eliza Liston
Sarah l.. Love
James Lain 3
William Lowry
Abraham Lloyd
Rebecca Lee
Mary Lobb
M
Mary o. hfendenhall
Sc Mary II. Morris 8
re- Margaret Mitchell
SUI
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Jacob Pindergrass
John C. Phillips 4
Charles Pharoah
John Pyle
I hankfull Parker
Hugh Press
Sarah b Peters
Hannah Peach
Ellen Quinby
John Quinby
II
Ann Christiana Robinson
Samuel Rudolph
Thomas A Rogers
James Richesson
Hambleton Ross
Henry Richards
John Rice
Sarah Raj
Hannah Ross
Mary Rial
George smyth
Mary Spots
Thomas Siephens2
Mary Stidham
Ann Stidham
William smith 2
Caroline Smith
James S0r,len
James Stuart 2
Sarah Shalsrdy
William ST. wart
Joseph p. Shannon
Thomas Stogdon
Alexander Sproll
Joseph Seeds 2
John Shovel
Mary K. S ayne
Samuel Scott
Joseph Saxon
Samuel Shaw
William Simmons
JosephR. Stephens
Mary Shepherd
r
John Traves
Mr.. Tranchant
Rebecca Thompson
Joseph G. Teas
Peter Taylor 2
Rebecca Trusty
John Taylor
Capt. Chas. Theobald
Joshua Todd
Mary Ann Tull
w
Jessey Wood
William Walker 2
Mrs. Wallace
Betsy Wilson
Susan Woolston
Aaron Wilson
Joseph Whitaker
Henry SVhitsel
Ann E. Worth
George Whitsel
JAG b S. Williams
Daniel Wheeler
John Williams
G ,llsberry Warner
Nancy White
William White
John Wagner
Edward Weirle
An lrew j. Watts
Mary Whitley
Hamilton Walker
William Whitehead jr.
John Woodward
Capt. Eben Winehill
Margaret S White
Ma. Wanner
Y
Jane L. Young
Andrew Young
James Yates
Mes
Charles Mccarthy
Jacob McKeever
Robert McGaw
Hugh McGovrans
Elan McRoen
N. G. WILLIAMSON, p. Il
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w. C. COMM r,

vTNENDERs to his friends patrons, and public generally
his sincere acknowledgements for the munifcen paro
mage extended him in the 4th Glass of the Maryland
State Lottery and does himself the pleasure Of presenting
the 5h Glass of said Lottery wherein he calculates, with
liberal support to have the satisfaction OF distributing among
advenurers he did in the last class, number of valuable
prizes.
The certain and punctua payment of prizes is in pre-
cedng Maryland State Lotteries, guaranteed by the State.
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DIR. G.. FREEMAN,S
COUGH DROPS, OR LNDL.aN SPECIFIC,

ES0R the of colds, coughs asthmas, approaching
consmptions and all diseases Of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Markct-street vii
mington, Delaware
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N. G. WILLIAMSON, P. NJ.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

Suppose Il Il be so- .Lrn we arrive a; this
State OF things, that wt shall be eenpe Iird,
It "e make any change, al al IL In de the
SLATE into districts, composed II one ar
motc Souut,es, which shall each BE-. eaullrd
Ia representative. Yet, this y sira, Wi.
IN tht rud b. sut,irel 10 the s,afr iaean,c
n'"nccs whfoh ar na" complained a. and
hit! y'ys "ontt hung Jhr saoir st5tr al
u''ngs about. VIM the constitution vas
adopted, sofi., 81 the supli eaauiss YER,
in"lr ia'falaas ihaa many oftb.s argr ones.
;" NV, many d district Nouil hr Al lAis
t"ne nreessarly smaller than olhris, uhlch,
N the end, maald becume The must popu-
ioU,, as sone west oil the mountains Asllieh
would llnn eAtend ~ er large country.
A question Of considerable importance
presents ltselila tins stage of hmgs ,whichi-,
that the delegate Is tae representative, not
.! ms county July, bat OF the Whoie stale, rs
soon as he Is elected aud Therefore, under
no STATE al 1hlng-, can There be anA reason
able cause Ton complaint Of an unequal in
hurn'e OF representation. lshlli TAKE Il up
IN my next number.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
TIT CREnh INDIANS

We furnish to-day Il variety - interesting
matu.r relating II the troubles winch hsN,.
recently afisen IN inr Greed. nation Th,ir
has certainly hren, IA ouf op.nien. satnr
unfair proceedings GA li'r PIT uf lbu.r
INDIAN thief. Nho concluded tie tut, -
Our guvrrampnt nhil Il owes Il II iiar,f to
protect the Indians whose god ten r.
this state al things, owes It IL the lndia.s
"h"se fefhuss .nd sentiments ht,e h,cp
mlsrePI eseated, to prut,ct tbem rom the
consequence 81 the uliSer tton q. trrtehc
~ Of those nho were unm,hly uasted
"hh, az Who esWPci puner II make a
treaty, 10 which nnt trnths III the natiun
we've dramatically opposed.
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IGGGS5C1N1l.... !. .


LATEST FKOM EUROPE.
Two arrivals nom Europe are exported
sluro GU last
Tin Calhote Emancipation lilhad been
carried II the House al Con,muns by 10
majority Of a.. It's fdc N tie llou,c ut
Lord, l, considered doubtlal.
Much uncertainty rests on the true sta
alton at lhe Gre.ks. Willie one aecouut
says, thai thu Turks are almost certain 81
reducing the Greeks Ia the eoaer al the
year. anolhrr suSs tnet TIM Gfv,h5 axe
every where successful.
In India, nhrr,, war has for eon,r iinr
ragged brlmern thr BRUSH aud III. Barursr,
the laii'r hae hccn completely roalea Ia Il
scrlrs 81 engagements,
Notbios else Of importapce. No com
meI cal news.
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CONTENTION.

In Richmond city, Nm. Mu ri, Ro
bert q seott, john RmhplIold. G. Il,
BareIua aud Thomas RfrhIe Ia,e heou
appointed L, legotce to I8t Staon4ou Coz
NeutIon
In Prince UHiom, join M,crra,
Charlcs $. Cater, Chairs llurtop, Baron
10y aonap, GeorSo " Maefea aud Junu
Gihsun il. have hrcn appniurd.
meeting j. caIicd in 0uUgsr County
Tor similar lutrpusr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
TOBACCO MARKET.

The drmaad for tobacco continues AM
mated al fsrmrr pficrs. Ihrl, hl,r bern
s"it- this week a. blgh as 81 =. The
pt,rc of inferior aud connioa inhaecn vary
from - Ia ss--Good ,ua fu, rom SO to
81 70. II stta souuuu,, 10 come IN plrn
utuliy. fhe daily sales rur the LIST week
viii aver - aboul 100 hhas.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02
wilhout arsIas an No arc inlerf.ted b lhe

without Urging al who are interested 10 ihe
prosperity ii missions Ia fedoublr then
rk,faions and brius inlo oprfaiinn every
lr'has AID laiaeiplc hat tend II The al
'iaeement of 20 glortuHs taasr for W.
ATE fully convinced that se shsil ne.ei re-
sr.t ~ iio,e any laho0r we my ha,r be-
slowed, an ae5 prna3,nH, tes.,. ssst greet
wr ny have undergdn. aud n tfrrniN
We believe II viii ever be - source Of Joy To-
r"ulenihfr hi hale 90 tnfll. ~ eNirp
detl Tire haud Of rpmlassioa IL Ihf Hrptcb
ed aui talaf, aud cunutliaird according
10 our ahtidB ihr u,saus I'll eaatcSiug
the tlessiuss of the gospel Ia o9r leiluo
nirn. hlas lhe gicat Iirad Of ths Chu,cir
prosper til misslnGnry cause, until Il shall
be- uarpm.hl.'l, IA spreading the kaoU
h,d,,e 81 liz Truth, as Il II Ii Jesus hrd
tntn the fnrfs even uuta liz tnds al tu,
earth. GllnN. NISfREE, Sec'y.
es-rss-sssvss.zsaas7s7ts-
Hti.p--N hts re- ,tdruec IN Amherst ,ouu
y, on tie morning OF lhr "Jtl instatt. B5rl o.
lou 1Ines., Gapl JosHUAs LLLis, usrd
/ Is aill veas
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-02

u" In The remarks which were made 10
ourh,t, istfaee Otto days county papv]
on The death Of Alr. Cooke, Ne had IN pur
posr Ia east aoy reflection on the conduct
of his parents. Thcy We are iufofm,d,
were particularly tender ard adectonatc
toward, I'm, aud that hrt los i IT, -orr,t
aiil'Cian which could have htialtu thrm.
Could the synpalhirs Ola large aequaiot
Hncr alleviate lhril SORROWS, thet puaae
nigh be aasGa.rd.
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FsJGSg1E C;AETyIZ5TGs,
By donbic CyiiHier .nachiar, 7rifh
Il nf1o and complete set u HAii'c-
nl0re'S CARTS.


ENiE subscribers rcepac'lnllV inform thn
4 public taal their Carding HaeHior suop
ia coInplei. order for rhc rrGeglnlu 81 WOO.
which vii be received et thcir atpfo, oppo,
.rjr tae BUzuuu otHrr, orm lie mprhiur, ~
col Lyuch uill, hall fniic from Lturhhurs.
and carded ~ Tire best manner, ard drligrrr0
at tnt SAM pisee-, IT the thefir#t notice
frrsons residing 1T q distance uotad du we'll
10 forward iheirw wool TO lb,a machine ~ thciy
NaE, ons bringing IN lTodnee.
TINS machine Nns hulii eXpreeA far the
sgbsr ihrrf b. the most celebrated bHfIaegb ui
the taited otasee aud, having doubie Iin
dcrs. II make tolls mucli superior q those c1r
d'd By Il siagie s lludcr machine. All wool
bctofe IL Is brought 10 this ,napbine, must hp
rlrHnsed from all sticks, bniTs and other herd
,lbatancrs, calculated 10 injure the teeth oil
the cards. aud accompanied with orr pound
of clean lard to cvety ten po1gds OF wool
also, with a suihcIency OF cotton or linen
sheets 10 contain the rolls They will card
al thelr usual price, foe which each viii he
required wheu the rclls are inken away. Hn
wing employed tnan from the North, y hD Is
weil experienced ia the above bnsine.s, to 81
perlHcnd the machine, the rropliclofs Haiter
themselves that they VIII be enabled 10 card
wool III a manner superior 10 any ever cGrdcd
IN this country They therefore solicit the
custom of the public 10 general.
The subseribcrs having received ? large sup
ply of re1y stperios FOOT, they viii keep con
slantly on band, and for sale, WOOL. and
wool ROLLS, which will be so'd low for
cash HOLMES BREW SIER.
June .. Aiwist
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RrpORT
THE an eno,,ni yl1,a of he yg,rLboyr
Hr0prt l},e,,o,.g,,, N,r;J, oftIe NM
dia g#i4eooaI Cba,tL =
Ibl. l,,.,,,, ~ G.rn,rd /, ,a,1 40 q.
branch II the Vfroigiq Cunferenre. anvil,
r., snrieh. and cans,,tq Of A. members.
Fron the report ,fthr committee mn
pointed IN cxamin,. the ,rrasurer's account.
fur the current var. il apnears A. r5Ilevs
Rcc,i,rd So - c,s.--Paid 10 tn paienD
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THUlF LUCAT OFFICE,

HUI LTV II UFFIF "
aud purchase lucky otmber heforc tr,i
areaIl dnpoced Of, which reqairea only thr
small sun ii - II vii BE- ob-sr,ed that
the pfoceed- I'll hi, lottery 9ors Ii promote
lbr tntefa Improvement al ON oHH state
consequently lhb9" vi o porehts, tickets
viii b. promoting Nrry lapdabi" nndcra
King, whilst fbr} at H,o SAM time viii be-
securing 10 tbelos,l,cs a competency for
hlr, ADRIAN X. RDR1H.
june ,. IL
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r}NCHBURQ, JUNE 2, Iaz5
A PROJECTION

| - Ifi Ett LIE AfasfiCau Gazing pubic
N several eruae predictions, SUE A.
r.aahlbh."" Seteafy 81" Lgbaa,a s.e.
= oAira are Written attu great desd 81
md -prll, hut - tlras uuaJ ~ ,.Iat
CHASTITY 81 Il. IL efe concerned, afe III
I'll, d,.lrci!,e, H..s IrcrntiN game - ~
isDiIs. aud Is run uhe ut liir Pnnclpai
'z.3i,r, IL bischnue1'9 Nag zlae. /. i
....liian probahl- thai, Oh oc,ugul vi tie
...au.I character ol Its uoNrI-, tuaYe
5r5ruioily "HaaaylYk tNutch - saiA 10
81 caused Ina sulsr-n tippAg u Bal
| .,.,trI he I'D nut meet with that 9 cau
IN, al hieh he thought his laboars
MD nave earned ard a. tue literary
IN. are ,,,ttfaiy i little "asPIan-.-l n
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,aD.uIoued is frtcGec at iaadlus the
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winch ddnfn III Iiaees. a ~ that = 1aed or
f.,,f. aud uaaeaeefs nsh the Zeai oi at
ESTATE Ia prove lis country unworthy 81
=, praise, aad iilaiseil rerramt ifou the
,ah.,f his faihrfs. la late ~. 81 III
laws. .i,i.vhleil he employs iHs pen Il,
l.s.e5ipc. iht. fame al the frn Wr.ris a#4I
,#.t.t, q, LuD tGc Uniird States has ptada
cd (ui.cayS e1cegttag htmStyJ he tdke'
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calally ; Hud, sittl 4 beasi pF7iifS viii
ra,y and spleen, pfedict- t"ai, a. the III
ramon Shown Nm Was sGpfusdaced
r. ffr. BY vanity and curiosity, TN by
efal.tadr, for he I.ran1aarrs hepsIlteaag
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srrdil, subsidt--taat Il Nao rs eVaneserd
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a. TIE Court of Enqniry which has
been some TIM engaged III tie lu,csllgn
ltan Of Cum. Porlc,'s cnudact, hab made
us report, hut 1t has naI yet heeo dNtd
ced.
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