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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
.,t,ccnstie County in the State Of Delaware, set.
81 virtue Ct an order of the orphans Cour, for the said
county Of Newcastle,
Will be Exposed to Sale,

public yendue on Sauriay The twenty fourth day Of
N December nex, O'Clock in The afcrnoon, II the
hausc Of Abraham Bals Stanton, IL Mil Creek hundred,
and county aforesaid tue following described property 70
VT "A house and lo in the village Of Stanton containing
en- acres more or less, bounded hy lands Of Robert
squtb Archibald Taylor M4rgs-et Sapler, and the roa,
ead,ng from Wilmington 10 Christiana Brage And also,
lo II woodland in the hundred of Min Creek and county
AfuresAd bounded hy lands of Suon Crsnson John Sta
pler and others containing re or less, with
he Improvements and appurtenances. being the real
sac II James Stroud. deceased and be sold for the
na,nicu, OF his Gcbs Attendance viii be gwen, and the
ern.s s4e made know the time and pisce afoesad
jacob Stroud Administrator ct the said deceased, or by
MS Attorney in tse; David Painter.
Bs O-srr q he o-nian's Cel-:.
MATTHEW KEAN, OK
NeucAs.'e, Nov =. 1925. 4-7t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06
SHERIFF'S SALES.
By PETER B. DELANY, SHERIFF.

virtue OF osyend exponas 20 me- directed, will
I'D Re expcsei 70 public sale :, Tie house OF General
lanss Wolf Christians hundred, on "Wednesday the li;h
q nceembcs next, o'clock r NJ, 'he ninth part
81 the fllawne described plantation situate, hns and be-
inE the hunG ed of Newcastle ard county Newcastle,
vi, sdoif nS lands Of ReheceS Shields, helrsy James
Riddle, lage5tr yan and hers uith orics dwelling
ou>e and k,ehen, h-;cS barn and cher ous buildings
iNe-e,n erected containing fou- hundred sercs be he
same mere less Se:ed and isSen II execution as :he
property Ct Isaac S.i3.a-.
NeS;4>;e, oe;gAer Is, ISIS 4-4:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-06

DYvrue of ~, of vend exporas ne directed, vii
ID be rxrose 10 pttic saie 5; til house ct Mrs Ford,
Rei Lon Ian in Newcastle hundred saturday The lT;h
ci D. ceher ae1;. = oelcek. 2. ". the following dc-
Ss5 t-sct piece q land situate ing ard beng in
ae h;ag,rei Of Pe-csier are c1i, c; Ncsc4se, 10 s:
l., a. g-,oni 5oe-a,d ~ la16s q Aaea Cures ne
S:s.e Rn4i ls2rs frol Red Lon In U SuTn. Badge.
Is o:ov.s si, los cling. 81 thereon erected -ri
CONTAINING ~ 2c-rS nao-e less. Seed al tzksl n
sxscr:soa Is tie pro-er'y a; Bs-.s---1 p--.E
NescS>'ie, New =. .s-5- -:
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-05-21


,nto t-e bolt Is y church. There he supported
himself tos time, lille tic GOODNESS If tIe ait re.
tse4hei him. and he vas about to depart, when re-
olleotng that th4 iii Of the coffin should he re-
placed Ne samnoacd strong effort, ana Went
1s.au into IT, aI for that purpose.
Buttles.!.to.,bcc orpse was NO. ro,,. s.,a, f.I
,oh ma brr4.. rl.o CONSERVATION bal lo,t IL.
arl3a There u.,a a im2erce,tiil. rat,,r, orthe
arHna! II. -.fioa h. his NINA aYl IL o,,iol ,.fi..-t
.a fed The BODY, drew jac chain over tla head
dsengaged liz Iookct from under tic laal. did
t.n lowered Tic corp,c :.aqr i.,tl It's njace ANA
Id this tle am. Which before }., u,o,, Ne breast
i'll WITH .sysn,, fexiril;+,. ovar y .e :l, :. ,,.
.ofIia. aa5 l.int .i,.I, c,17o f.or..r..Lc.,
Ial 1 thu.. .e,.c,9p Lrok \, ,,,,on NE s;IAnc.
the man would not I.,. f,,. more. .,.~.~.r ,I,.
G. VA III .Is }..ls ,.r,+ I1.r,.to,l L...,l, frtl,
htlo scpu;c!!rc Enclosed. an5 orern1 IA lhnrr,
.59rta 70 of.t vton .s ~. ,,.;Ii.,
.nent. tb. FIRST thi,.a. which ,,ot e,..
reat MOON Min, ir,.,f n I'M. ,.,,,+.. ,oaar IL
,.s Iarbt o,er tbr 7,o,;,,n,. .f.. I.fon.,.,.,-.,
ag.te. and s.~mal loolin,. ~ ,,4 81, -.
4 .o,o him lie a,7oo+ d,,1 !, HI I,..,,.......
5... v.i,b,,+ .t,,,,,,;,a. .,..,, !, ,,.i-,.. i,
i. foy, Ill.,, H.. e.j7. ..,.,.,,..1't..t:r
n ,,,s a. t,,;y t;r,o..,l,., ~oT,..9...,.I,i ~,
domestic, a. yooaI.,. mn ha1,,,. ....ra.:a.3
LII, 1,ba,. n.,l. ILL., .u,.t,1.aai ,,..l..,S.I,.
IN, f,,.r,l aol tba,. t,,,rd r.I,af
.r.,I..r o,l .lt-;,,,.,,., =
1.t..,l ~ ,'''..e :,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-15

his ncalculabIc benefits gratefully acknowledged, his
dangers suengs and virtues, the objects unspeakabe
admiration If the contrary be the ever that
day arrive in which country is to he in
euphcd in the of revolutions if some
conqueror shall ride riumpantly the lives liberties
and fortunes and rvet the chains OF aud slavery
upon the minds aud bodies of her Sonsthen aud not be
fo.e will he be honored and cspeced them and
not before look forward to other to
other revolutions for that which he is eni,-
emily entitled.
Nor will the memory of Washington he dear Amcri-
alone In every land where attempts made to
resist oppression every land where liberal principles
predominant il will be sacred. IL will interviewer
with the pleasing emotions that from retrospect of
dangers escaped and difc 1t will s,im,-
late the struggling patriot, charm the by
his reSide and encourage the soldier amidst dangers
| of the tented field.
Nations well as men, inevitably perish. Rcvo-
luons continually blo,ng their the
OF hsoryand TO its faithful record alone are we inebt-
ed for knowledge of their existence. prosperous
country must share the fate of every human
AT future day. comvulsons will tear to pieces the
fibrick which look with profound a reye,-
ence-hut until that period, this day ever be cons,-
Grated to the memory of Washing oh never
may forget the who "6rst war,---6rst i,
peace land first i'll the hearts of his country men!'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-15
\ THOUGHT ON DEATH.

: Mrs. BARBAuLD -jPritten at her EIcHrIETn yea
When life i'll opening buds is sweet,
Aud golden hopes the spirit greet,
And youth prepares his joys To- meet,
Alas! how hard il is tn die,
When scarce is seized some borrowed prize,
And duties press; and tender ties
Forbid the soul from earth to rise,
How awful then il is to die.
When one, by one these ties are torn
As friend from friend is sliatched forloru,
And man is left alone to mourn.
All. then how easy It's to die,
When trembling limbs refuse their weight,
And films, slow gathering, dim the sight,
And clouds obscure the mental light
IT'S natures precious boon to die!
When faith is strong, and conscience clear,
And words of peace the spirit cheer,
And visioned glories half appear,
It's ioy It's triumph then to die
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-15

From Tie United States Litcrarv Gaseite.
SON n EFT

Sweet are the flowers that mornings light displays
And sweet the fragrance of the early dews;
But soon shall fade the lustre of their rays,
And evenings hour shall weep their vanished hues.
Foir Is the day, without cloud the sky,
No speck obscures its vault serene,-
Hack. rs the tempest roars-its terrors nigh,
Rolling ITS ,kness DER the lovely scene.
And such this earthly couI Sc; in youths gay morn
Hope spreads her sail, and pleasure soothes the ear
Till sorrow rendS the soul, and biting scorn;
Hope fades and leaves us nothing but tear.
There is no hope below. nor JOY nor peace:-
Go seek them in the realms of heavenly bliss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-15
Misreuanenug artseles.

new American novel has recently been published
at the eastward, entitled "Gosiington Shado,c," by
Nungo Coultershoggle, Esq Ii is said to possess con-
siderable share of merit and to parase more the sp
rt of the Great Unknown than any previous literary
production of this country.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12
IN THE SENATE,

Al 20 o'clock, the Wee President Of thu
E1n,,,d States, ex-otiicIo President of the
S.n,tp. took the char, aud called the Sen
ate 10 order.
IN, roll ofthe members being then call
ed over, it appeared that the following Sen
ators were present, w.
(Here follow their names.
The following Members being newly e.
,pcttd, took tn, oath required by the Con-
sn,oton, and took Their seats, slx: MI
BARTON, of Missouri Mr.. Chambers, of
Alabama; llr. Robbins, of Rhode Island
III. Wiley Of Connecticut; and Mr..
Woodbury., Of New Hampshire.
On motion, ii committee was ordered to
be appointed, jointly, With such commit
lee =. -houId be- appointed by the HOUSE oil
representatives, to wait on the President
0flhe Uoited States, and Inform him that
hr two Houses of Congress are assembled.
and ready 10 receive any communication
hr night have tn mrke and Mr.. Smith. of
Md. and Mr. Lloyd, Of Mass. were appui0-
ted The committee GA the part of the SEN
ale.
The usual orders, for furnishing the
Members with ii certain number of news
papers, sc &c were adopted, aud
The Senate adjourned to l. o'clock to-
morrow.
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MGSSAG E
tth1tns 0fHe .,t.1liie,

1" O"f-tHS " me .sr1lHfe,
una y me HpoSe n Rcpres, ntaiircS:
III laNlug general survey of the CON
''Iaa % "nr beloved country. with rcfrl-
1', /" SnPfcis Interesting &C. the common
''''''' ll+ Inst sentiment which impress
's'il np"n thu mud, Is, of gratitude To
!" omnp"lrnt Dispenser Of I'll good, fnr
'"'Illnanee OF the signal BILE. sng, ui
,''''d"nce and especially for thai
"h "hlril. II an unusual extent. has pre-
within uur borders aud for thai -.
'''ud'rr winch, IA tiae ,lyi,.tudrs 81 iAe
Hde hrrn scattered wIlh proflslun
our laud. Nor ought Vs.. less to as
,.a' '" Nun III" 9lory, that We are perm =
nuo 'oJ"t TIM honnlies Of his hand in
'' a"d tranquility in peace with all
!, ''''' nal'o of the earth, III tranquil.
o'''''o ourselves. There has, Indeed,
), "T'n period ia the history OF civil
af. man, Ia which the general condition
wv christian Nations his hern marked
SNtly Il! peace aud prosperity.
"i''' With 4 f"w partial aud unhappy
h.. P''oS has eniuycd TEL years OF peace,
"Hch all hrr governments, whatr-
b,. h' theory at thrir constitutions may
n p''''' are successfully taught 10 feel
me- "f t"" of Ih'ir institution Is the hap
u 'or Propie aud that the exercise
h, ,h,,, among men can be justified 0nl,
~ wv dressings II conlrrs upon those over
"nam II IS extended.
MN, n" III 'lesamr Prriod, our intercourse
f; H." an 'hose nations has hcrn pacific and
nf Ill so continues Since the close
has o ' last session, no material Variation
oflb",e eurrfd IN our relations with any QUE
mem .'e'n. In the Commercial and na,ir,.
s's'cm ofG, Britain, important chan.
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ALL the CAPITALS PAID.

1biiLS ~ IL J. W Id VII ct-sf
BAlrtuouf. Nov 10 is.J
T. h'd IL" pl' his mefnin? -
Pattne n Maud, IN presrnfaiinn, i've
opital pi TN THOUSAND DOLLAR.
'r1wn on thu nh nj IN tie Grand State lot
cry ri MARYLAND, by No 3s0lo--Ih is prig,.
Va o"nrd IN ffo,td rncr Rhode lslsud, snl
completes the my mcol 81 al The gfrai cam
'!, II TIE sehfme, although but twenty days
b ',e elapsed sine he dGaing took liinre.
LIZ drawing 81 he nfs Grand Sfnie Lotto.
~ al Mary land vii tete place IN the ciry IT
baltimore. on lhe 10th February nrxI-tha
whole ~ QUE dnt. Tie eapirI T. pes afe
&loe,eoo, 3n,nop, 10000. 10000, 1900 &e
&c tof the whnle nt which. the cAsli nay
be had The mnm, ~ they are drawn T ckrt,
are now NJ ten doll,rs. but will 10 at.
vnuced 10 twelve nr the 10th December
Orders meet prompt attention ndaf.--ed 10
J. | COHEN, u Il EROinEHS.
De- le. II Ballmcre
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i.uid Suits qai refi4jn Chs mi MI
rs}gi ~ hf C,reb .Nitef -. Hfag E.
ieiiri ,r3s r. ,s'rea n ibe seaf II turn
mfai opiq Il ne dags b1fors ht clos, NJ y
i1d Sr,Sioa II Congress aod0ftb, i1if nj
aiaiStralio8. II a3r'ec on5 eoHslm i
Hle SENATE II > girep II II on The hisi o.
.Rarcb Too tlic fort 10 recoipt IN rat fen
81 of Hs hsn President u TIE iaih
Siei,S Il tcts RATIFIED on HE III Of natra
teRfr ht nnslyptciiag impression hat u
nd Lecn negotiated n rood firth, and =.
u fogffentr inspired By ne rteommenid
Inn qfHf SepJic. m Subsequent frans
aei,pnS IN relation 10 til- Trtatg uH t5rp,
hs subject oI a scparat, Jie8agf
7Ae approp -idilops n,odeby Congress for
pubiir uoyfs, os rR ~ he construction n
toR,fcotioas ny 70, pn1poges o. inisroal in
prprsmew 50 far a. heg harc btrn ttgend
I'd hare been .jdihGdg 1ppiied. 3be,y pro
grfsS has been dciWed by III, mdatoC saita
bic 2Bitps tor experimenting hem. IN m.
etease Of both me cops IF Engineers, mil.
idtg and Typographical. mas recommended
BY my predecessor nj 1le tat ~ SIN II Con
eresS 1'te reasons upon phiA tbdt recon
insulation rtS tdtmdta. Suhgisis IA uH their
forcc, nthafe acquired additional urgency
sinrc hat lime II may also BE- c4pedidt 10
organic III, iopoglopbicai engineers iato II
eorbS s,m1n 10 The present establishment
u he cops ~ engineers. The .U,iitdIg Ii
na'mg al BeSt Potat teW furnish from tn
fadeiS nnafa'y ern nd'rd tee, ofice >
tfeH gun ifed Joredry'ng his n,e dsar,
INTO cPtd.
IN bs EnncJy,Ja,J -, o,,,. u.,I
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

~. have room only for slight notice of
IT. ar,ce.d,n.s of tins body. Tuesday
49, ,,;ou, committees were appointed. u
..,,,s from the literary ia d ani from the
..',,ors Of thu L iverslty were received
I'D read. Nothing else oflmportance was
! -. except The adoption of resolution
a.oc.-d to the election of the United
se,.s senator on Friday last
U.3oesdag, il was determined to proceed
to rnt election of Governor On Saturday
,,g-Fnr,her particulars in our next.
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aSAYl,2A!,I1.sst,s
.eeAsag&~SuPTzFA
-|sos|sA.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

,y.6od il impossible IL crowd the whole
-. Presidents Message, in our columns
iodas, m"eh ''s' " INN
n IA conclude it IN our next, and ac-
many with few remarks In III"
.., time, however, we ""uld prsptak
:, +, canlld prrusai; and 10 those who
/ the Richmond Eeqllrer wonld. give
I'd If advice ; that Is, 10 pe'nse the ms
=. sod decide upon lis merits before they
., the Editorial Comments of thai
paper
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12
100000 DOLLS.
HIGHEST FRYE.
GRAND 5CI7HlsiE.
IL $50 Prices, amounting to sos, 900

llf2SO ff1zes amounting To SbuS,uUO
Every prize ,uhjeol 10 deduction oi Is
per cent and pay able III cash, sixty day, al.
lnr the dra nv, tut Tor which a. u,uH NJ
GOIlEN.o OFFICE, the CASH can be md
the mOmrni thcy ara drawn.
H0de of DrHW ug The numbers will be
pnl into one wheel rs usual -Hnd IN the 9th
~ wall br put The pt,zes dbOre the drnomna-
tlon OF tea dollars, anil the drawing % pro-
ffes in The usual mnnner. The lu5uO prl2e.
~ so viii br nwHrdedto the tickets tue num-
be- ot which eud Viii The terminating Ii sure
II either ot the three irst drawn numbi ~
from he wheel ol different formations
To HHsttnte DhIeh, suppose that 10 ,hB2 he
The hi,l drawn number, then every ticket IN
The lottery ending with the figure viii he
entitled Ia u pr'1" OF ten dullarg-then uIp.
posi- llnt NJ. e,"h1 br the nrM drawn from
the wheel linen all the tickets ending with
viii also be entitled 10 u prize Of ten dollars
eacb and III like manner, suppose that No.
1865 be the third drawn from the wheel,
tben all The tickets ~ tire scheme ending With
the ii kurc \ will also be entitled 10 a urize Of
ten dollar. each.
The mode ct drawing VIII permit the whole
Lottery Ia br completed nj on DRAWING
aud 4 ticket drawing superior prize pijl
mol h. redrieted from drawing an inferior one
niso.
Whoio Tickets $40 Quarters, so 80
IIalr,s, L,ghibs, II
% bl Ind IN The prpHlt.t variety al r,tu,l,.rs al
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CGHENS'
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
LII MAnkLI-sr HALIlmnnn

IOl LILY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Ill NARKIr-Sr. BALTIMORE
IL Ware ~ late state and otter loiteries.
""rr sold the great 1dmlal- Of Ion 600 doll 3
VI 5U,u"o : of 10000. 5 ct 10000 II of2o,-
600 u ot 10000. - Of 5,Uno, At. Sle. and
rher' NINE eopda peises hote de.n o6iaiasd
Hoi M aiq oR,r oUier m .Inetica.
IL Ordeis rom any part ol the United
etates either by mail, post paid or hv private
convey vance, enclosing the cash or prizes IN
ny lotteries, will meet the SUM prompt and
pnnc'nal attention rs II on personal appllca.
tion addressed 10
|. COHEN, Jr. q BROTHERS,
0Gij iat0re
- COuEN'S " Ga-eGc oad Lo,irU RI.
gtper, which viii BE- published immediately
al = tie drawing, viii contain the comulrlc
lisl OF Pnzrs, aud will b. lorN stded eralis, 10
AN who purchase their tickets AT COHEN' :
OFFICE, aud who signify their wish to re-
GIVE lie same.
Baltimore November II, 1875. loD
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BLANK WORK

At n mlnUlo'- notice, Merchants, Clerk., aud
the pubic generality may rely 90 having any
work ordered al me, lnlthlally done 3 undo
"ui II he best material md ~ Yer, lop pr.
'rs--frr,ons wishing hooks hound are re
qnestfd 10 hrlnr lb"m forward imnediately,
rs ! an ,omrWhhi al leisure aud can do The -
much better lhnn WHEN | m pushed With
work. Ihr puddle are fniihrf informed thai [
tWd books ~ much lover pItccs Tim thy
ever Nrrr known 10 he dopr ~ IN fhi- pnit
IT The country. aud Ia much more snpe,,or
mauatr ABR>NI Il sGf go
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NINETEENTH UNGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

.nonday December 5, 1925.
,,,roo,hl> 10 the provision of the Con-
.,aIion. fixing the period for the meeting
of,ongrrss, The two Houses assembled IN
,bsr ,rspcctiye Chambers, in the CAPITOL
,e DIV. and commenced the First session
Of the Nineteenth Congress.
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UNION EOVTy..

Sotf4 HANCOCK has r'mp,ed tn ti4
fafm"r shtad. tio UNION Ilo1 Il, mar
the upper ru1 81 Ndb street, tyrehlnre,
"a ere hr continues ~ KEEP lIonsr nf In
IrlfaInmcut Dec. ~. 1855
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hNNE HlND{.NX.

/ lie ",b-crlbrr has lately rrornicd an
additional first rate Book Binder. witch
cnahlrs MIN 10 do all work ~ lhaI Inc, WA
neutness and dispatch III has received di.
ret tfom Philadelphia, u very large supply
u piper ol very superior quality, which ena
hIcs him Ia do any Kind ri
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al he american hemisphere from the
eafiio"h III thi"hsf : munopoles al
eNeiasl"hs--ah event rapidly realizing IL
iaf prnSre>s nj human affairs, aud VII Oh
IA. resistance still opposed ~ certain part.
u europe IL TIE acknowledgement Of thr
southern American Republic. a. indenen-
dent States, vii II Is believed. cnntrihnt,
nlorr etrctu.ll> Ia accomplish. Tie tune
fas b'rn aud That mol TEN Dtc. When SOM
nj iho-e States might, IN their anxious de
IN 10 "btalaa uumlnai recognition, haYr
accepted ri nomlnAI independence.
clpsGrd With burdra,ona cnndlflhps. and
exeins''" commercial privileges gtaorcd IN
the nation from witch tn, hase SEP rated
In The dl1lds outage of al others They
are no" al az ,re thai such concessions IN
sHy Enopean, nation, would be incumpai.
lhle Win thal Independence which they
have declared add maintained.
Among the measures which have been
suggested In the by the new relations
with one anothur, resniIlnE iron the re-
cent changes If their canlIIln. J. that Of
assembling, at the lsthmas of Panama, a
Congress, ii hicn racn Of then ,honld
he represented, To drhher T.. apan object.
important 10 tbe welfare of al The IT,
pablics OF Colombia, ii Mexico, and 81
central Anerlra, hase already dcputtd
Piempotenilarles Ia such meeting. and
they have invited thu Unltrd STATE, To b.
also represented there by thur Nlioisicls
The INVITATION has beeo accepted. ,od Vim.
istefs on the part Of The Unltrd States
viii be commissioned To attend a
I Il, /,
theln, so far as ma, be- compatible witt
thu neutrality from which IT Is neither our
retention, nor the desire If the other \ p
nerlcon States, lhat We should depart
Th+ Commissioners nudrr the seventh
Article of the Treaty of Ghrat have So
nearly completed thsir ldbuurs, that, b,
the Report recentlN recrnrd from the a
gem on the part Of The UnI ed States, there
Is reason toexpeCt, HAT the Commission
vii he closed nj their next session, appoint
ed for the 22d of May of the ensuing year
The other Commission, appointed 10
ascertain the lndennllles due for slaves car
red away from the United States, after
the close OF the lale war, have met with
SOM difficulty, which has delayed their
progress IN the inquiry. A reference has
,ha .,,I;,,a, ,..l;,l :, ~ y" ~,
tend To hasten the decision Of the Conz
tnlssloners 81 serve rs substitute for il.
Among the powers specifically granted
to Congres- by the Constituti N, are those
of establishing uniform laws oo the sub
ject administrators tboughont the Limited
States, and of pro,nlng for orp,oiz,ag
arm,ng. aud di,cn,lain~ IN. Mill, .,nd
for governing such psrt of them As NAV be
emplo,rd IN In, ,er,,ee of The l. STATES.
The maani9,de and eomnlrxIty of nm. IN
terests affected hy Legislation 1no, tins,
spl 4itcts. may account for the fact. thar
long ADD often a, both of them have orcn-
ppd IN. attention. and animated th. dc
bates Of Congress. no sy.t,ms have vet
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.\t1c and magnificent Scheme.
CO 1xEIS OEIICE,

UdUIHIoffl J'Vt.II mo
u We havc the plensure IL prr.ent the
hand,omest aud comparatively most ba,inpl
o"hcmr, eva ollrled lolht pahl,c- Ihrpaee
n tickets only tc,, doilars, with tue capital
pr2c OF thr imn,nsr macnitltlc al OH
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. lhr
manner 81 dra~,ul, II vii he npticrd, IL m.
der aaothefal tne specifications of thu ~
proved noip, secured hy Letter. patent nn.
der seal 81 IL
United States Of america,
and under the suprrlnlendnnc, oi the Com.
miss'"ners appointed by tue Gortrnor aod
Council
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12
LAND FOR SALE.

10y ,irlne of decd Of trust executed a.
the subscribor by Grorge Tucker. md
duly recorded in the county court OF Pins,I-
vani', to SECURE the pay mcnt III a debt due
the commonwealth II Virginia, shall. ON
Mon'ay the 10Th day Of January n,xi, a,
PilsyI,anta court honse, il being court ds,
proceed to sell, TO the highcsi bidder. Tor
eth, one hundred AMI seventy five acre. Of
baud. lying IN the county of Piu>yivnnia, on
the south side of stanton aud Ply Ki1er,.
bcing tract ol land .old 20 the said C.orsr
Tucker by James VI. Williams, who was Is.
cheator tor the said county Of Pittsylyanis.
aed Granted Ia said Tucker from the com.
@onwralth Of Virginia toy paten,. tearng
dafe the 10th day Of October 1891. shall
convey the title vested in me by said trust
iced. TuOs. WILLIAMS
18th Dec. utdI9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-12
10 Numbers. q Il lllo = - b.
.SpIE.AUiD 81 III.Ht
aGa9 FRI. DC.
SlIL a. l. IA 1A5.

Ills sChpino, rt IMPOSED n d mum 'rrs
b.. rrmGit atron Will slY drawn ballots, lutra
VA hr - ,rZfs each with tine ." lie
draw u numbrIs On them 5ab rhth ~, iWo
of the dawn numbers mn, ia rs farh nth
one OF The drawn numbers those n,keie "a.
wing mona ni the drnu u nnnIhet, beng aipnks.
10 determine the uIe oilae l4la0 lckots,
Is number. trotn one 10 u, inclusive Win Sc
vrrnilv bn placed ~ y heel, on the day of
drnuinp. and .ix ni them drawn out, and hat
ilcket having ON il tn, lst, I'd, md 3d drawn
numbers will be entitled To the capital pg,ze.
Of z lC0,@0~
int having on il The fth. 9th x 9Th $1,000
I bat having on il III, ID, I'd 81 4th 10000
That having on il The 81, 9TH q 9th 10 900
That having on il the 81. 4ih 4 9th 5000
That having on IL the ID 9TH d 9TH b,tOo
That having IN il The %, Sd n eth 1870
1hnt having on il the %, oh T. 9Th 9 $40
That having on il the Sd, 1ih & 9Th ? $40
That having on il the 81, bth l. 9th 2 ,6uO
Those ten other ticket, having on }
item any three drawn numbers, 2,00o
will rnrh he entitled To
Those 30 other tickets having on hon
tn 81 q. 5,h drawn numbers each 900
Tho.c ~ tickets having On them tho
Ih aud 9th drawn or thu 5th 4. 9th 500
All other, having On them any two
draur niu,hef4,a,h 100
/ All othrr, having o. them one rho
dra yn number. each so
Adycuturrts will nrrc.ive tits scheme
presents great mnn, mon advantage. than
any other scheme heretofore offered 10 the