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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-18

kgpcLburg Young Ludlcs' StmtndfR
Il / iAr ms itRtiou"f Mr. brubu, we attend
ss}a. i an rsAJnnattun oi the pupils OF his
scapDi, On SATURDAY The 5lh oi Ansusl Our
obtaty. las, which were very particular,
W. blended with great qualification and
eyfu surprise ~ the readiness with winch his
stlpl. answered Inc questions proposed in
tn VARIOUS branches uf their studies. Al
thuu'n ~ consider Al unnecessary Tor the
unatrstguei tu express, particularly, their
sentiments ot tie narlts ut ali the different
ca-ees, W. embrace With pl assure this OPP
puriruiiy at declaring plr putite satisfaction
WIN lac cnrfsc Of INSTRUCT, u pur urd in this
seminary aad eur sense OF The ussidnlty aud
cnHl su'hot II the irgtlees, aud OF the great
df, ai,r al the scGal,fs. y = deem il, more.
q, .tnt 10 MIR. Leuba's great success in lhe
mana ntn,'ui az his school, - notice more
part ~ TlN Ihr nruu iinHnrc ct his pupils
W. spne ~ The must important subjects al
IL 80 spIu4 during The passed stssiun. The
EseNaa EXERCISES completely convinced ~
oi lhr nthile, and zeal ot the teachers who
atieHi Ia that department The Reading aud
Wiring al the y1nug Indies were distinguish
OIL BY corfrotocs~ aud disinClrcss ia the Tor
mer. rad Il, rase aud (airness in the latter.
Thrir kuaN ledge nl l.nglisb Grammar, OF the
iaa'lHtDcplnl principles al AGhmclic aud OF
general History h extremely accurate. The
elements al Astronomy aud Natural History
seem 10 hive been Impaired by practical
aud most iudraus method. With t.eunra.
ply and H. Application, 10y the use of Maps
d hlodes, thu scholars have acquired n mos
remarkable acquaintance And IL Rht,nric aud
Bellies lrtiros the class stood al eza l'nniion
hkniy honorable 10 itseltand creut,ahlr 10 il.
teacher. In the opinion al thasr of MS who
are acquainted with the French hngunqe, no
sebnol can be more favorable than this for
lohnng nat language correctly. II is the
native language at M Leuha aud hi. family.
Hr lfrtGs !, Inc latest and most fashionable
prannnriaitun OF Paris. In addition to he
ing IhuLhl Ia rrnl and write the French Ian.
guase wnh correctness aud cleganrp. 'ir pn-
pa, likewise rnipy the advantage ui rs
ius "a II, with th"ir teachers. Ne vii con.
r'ida NIii the assurance that thr merits oi
Nj ieuha rs u teacher, aud the great advan.
fegrs at his Academy, hive, 10 orr minds
been fully eslHhlshedb by The proficiency OF
his pnpils Al their iale examination
JOHN | tABELL, CeI1N BUCkNER,
j 8 HARRISON, |. Gulii,tr.
c. A.illUNY, r. q. SMITH
JAS. " PEGRAU, ID. BRADFuIE.
q W. NELSON,
". Is. The second session of this Seminary.
vii commence on the ID day of Ociohrr
neN. Mr. Lcnha respectfully informs the
public, that in consequence ol the encourage.
ment promised hiu,, he will have nm addition.
NJ assistant, perfectly qualified TO teach all
The different branches taught in his school
which will make five teachers connected
with this Seminary.
August 10. tct2ssl
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1gAA fpipe ofa detd Of trust tlec,ded ny
- Samuel Durham md Sarah his mfr, 10
IN snbarr,5er, doied on he I'm day Of Jtme
1919. eH BE- sod on The premises, al public
auction, 10 Tic highest biddcr for cash on
hnr"iag ne 2ld day Of ihe present month
Stnembtr one LOT, on eisrcnH street, NTH
q iiopst thereon containing s24 feet on m'd
Hrei d'm running baeh pol feet. The subscri
Der aciulg as HnSiee, ieiH fonreV only Such hiie
rs rs rested ~ him bg he sind dted Of rust
lbs. BE.N.3GH, IJpSiee.
Sept H. Mll
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DIR DRISD3WsS
CELEBRATED
RHEUMATIC POWDEKS 5

Recommended By the mod respectable 7hgsf
eians IA Europe as peH as IN .4meTfed as
safe aud certain cure for The
rheumatism and Rheumatic Goit.
y Judieious practitioner in London, spea-
SrA king Of these powders, expresses hi'hse,,
ftns-"i have tsnys he) emihoyeda all my ss'''
ahd iaentsto find out an useful pfepara'io',
for the relief aud cure OF rheumatism, ana
most sotentr,ig u1irm, that have never iouhu
any thing 20 gDod, go safe, and 50 eDiedctoTS,
AS DIR. Drisdens Rheumatic Powders. lou
may depend upon Il Gays he) Tor hs'e OIL
ten experienced il, thgt they posses every
virtue that can justly be nscfibed 10 any hieo-
icine for thai tormeniing disease. Here 'heh
(says he, again you have inedtelhe OF SUPER
iatiye fIicacy and OF intrinsic salGe mild il
lis operation and certain IN lis effects anu
which may be given with success IN Yarle-
" of chronic diseases, bh especially in obsii-
nate RGenmaiism. II may be gwen 10 Tie
youngest children, aud 10 women IN The mosi
dtiieafc situations IN pains nj The lace, &C
powder taken II, bed Time will give rel'ci.
DIR. JfssINGs OF Edinburgh, speaking OF
these powders, says, have used them IN my
practice, as we'll as in the hospitals, anu hhd
them To bn n most valuable remedy III cases
of Rheumatism, aud we'll calculated to DO
much good, and therefore recommend them
10 general use being confident in my own
opinion, as well as that OF others, thai no
onr will be disappointed who may have oc'
casion to use them.
Di CLARK OF Nev York, in letter TO The
agent OF proprietor, concludes by saying, The
poorer class ofpeople viii find in these pow
ders, valuable and cheap medicine, for
have generally ionnd from one 10 Two boxes
have produced cure, and IN some cases hal
l. 4 /. 10 flo, &. in
instance a gentleman who came under my
care, laboring under obstinate chroHic Rheu-
maii4m, attended with all the symptoms OF
approaching consumption, by continuing the
use OF the powders both diseases were con-
plelelv removed, and am, an opinion, that
this medicine will prove valuable remedy
in complaints of the chest, as well as Rhsr-
mdtisnl.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
NJ S. DRISDES. Nj
No 10. ST. Pants L0ndOH
Who has appointed DR.. ROBERT HARRIS,
In. Of Phiiadeiphia, the only agent il The u
nied States, 10 vend the He6mHtic PoCderS;
with iul powerto appoint other agents where
he may think proper
u THE subscriber is appointed Agent
and has for sale few dozen boxes OF DIR.
Dfisdens Rheumatic Powders, each box con-
lains Il doses. Price 81 % Per Box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist.
July Sd. ts92
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Atiyertis

TDHE Subscribe, has latel taken the hons.
- -ormeriy oesliried by Mr. Townsend
Truslow, Opposite Messrs smith Il 5asw.;rs
store. He oilefs his services Ia the pubic
AS Tailor a.id he respectfully Informs the
ciizrns OF IL neIbnrg aud lis vicinity. thai
all those MO may trust their work 10 hi.
care, fher may resi- ASSURED that i shall a
neatly Executed, and with the quickest d..
palcb. | shall also Keep rea,.y made elolhe,
of Ill sorts aud sizes, aud viii sell low G-
" h. LINDSEY b. PADGETT.
Sept. IL. lBflsll
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Advertisement.

huN u llo1iIIi1bs
/HHE subscriber tenders his services to
- his friends and the public as Agent
aud Commission Merchant HE will receive
store aud forward Goods &c Nc. for country
merchants aud others who may be pleased
10 intrust their property 10 his care. HIS OF
flee is kept at John Y Caswell Poe's in the
house recently occupied by Messrs. Samue
Lancaster aud Co. a few doors above the
Market.house, where he will receive tor sale
IN few days, avanety Of articles con listing OF
Brown Sugar, Lont do, Coffee, Tea, Pepper,
Allspice, & niger, Indigo. Madden, Molasses,
Vinegar, Madeira Wine, Sicily do. dc. Ten
Grille do Port do Malaga do Jamaica Rum,
Antigua do. New England do Coguac Bran
dy, Mnckerel, Wrapping, Writing aud Letter
Paper, Grind Stones, BIis,ered Steel, Win
dow Glass Cut Nails y Brads, * Salt. (best Liv
erpool filled sacks) WILLIAM POE.
IL Reicrrncrs.-Messrs. Lancaster X Den
y,Richmond-Mr. Samuel Lancaster, Lynch
burg.
September t. tcdwS
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lr3'W7 ,AHRIW. AIS,

~At ~%I ~ N-~A=S~s@~A y N.~AN-@ y J.
TnllE subscriber has the pleasure of an.
- nonncing to tie public, that he has Just
received, direct from Philadelphia, a very
hrfe aud valuable assortment of METy
BOOKS. Many fths works ATE very SUI
pefior 10 amy ever offered in This market, be-
ing very neatly printed ON fine paper, with
very superior rngrayings aud most superhly
bound. Among the new publications are
Gnston De Blondeville, or the Court of Hen.
ry the ILL., keeping Festival in Ardanne, a
Romance, by Anne Radcliffe, Author of the
Mysteries of Udolpho, Romance of the Fo-
rest, Romance ofthe pyrenees, &c. &c. and
containing memoir other life, with extracts
from her Journal.-lhis work is exceeding
~ well spoken of, and from what know OF
the writer's works have no doubt bnt that il
is very line and Interesting production-
life and writings of Frederick Reynolds, in >
vols.-This work contains a great mass of
very interesting aud amssing. information
Moderation, by Mrs. Holland, who is think
very moderate writer.
The public are particularly invited 10 call
and examine my very large and valuable
stock of Books, as am determined 10 sell
them very low. ABRAM Il. NORTH.
Sent 4
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L'oR SALE the rAN-YARD at New

q I "
. Glasgow, now ~ the occupancy oi Mr..
Charlie. l. Barret, Isgel her with a cummodi
ons DIV ellihg house, kitchen. smoke-house
aud other ont houses. There is attached TO
this establishment but little short of four A.
cres ol Laud, al enclosed together with q.
bout 10 vats, s',h bark sufficient 10 work The
yard fnr some time to come. This situation
!, believed 10 be one Of the best for the re-
cepiion of country hides in Virginia. Pos
session, Tor the purpose Of working IN hides,
can be Ind forthwith, aud entire possession
about the first ol December next. Any per-
son wishing 10 purchase such properly viii
do well 10 call aud sea IL, ms a great bargain
may hs had. Mr.. Barrel, of New Glasgow,
will chow the property, aud Is authorised TO
stipuIa'e ior the snme. JOSEPH ALLEN
Richmond, IBly 3 ts92
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pEMOVAL-EDWARD BROWN

pEMOVAL--EDW ARD BROWN
AZ has removed his JeweHer's Shop TO The
tenement next door TO the Virginian Office,
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes q Brewster.
lie takes this Opportunity 10 return his sin.
cere thanks TO his friends and the public for
The patronage heretofore given him, and as
snres them he will endeavor TO merit a con.
'innance OF their encouragement, by promp.
and faithful attention to their orders Tor re
pairing watches aud clocks, making and
mendingj ewelry, or executing any work IN
his line with which they may eulrusl him.
EDWARD BROWN.
June ], fsi3
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QninlDe Bark, CanIharides ChamOmle
Starch, Magnesia, Lump and caIoiued sup.
Carl. Soda, Iararic Acid, Borax, Arrow Root,
Mamma, SIENNA, sulphur, Opinm, Khubarb
Root and Powder, prns ian Blue, Chrome
yellow, Iceland Moss, Coumbo, Cubel's
Tooth Brushes and Powder, Fancy Soaps.
do Phials and n number of other articles.
August Z
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N5Gs. T. L. RANDOLPH, propos,.

EHtH b0ardef VIII furnish her own bed,
bedding, and towels.
FOR Day SCHOLARS
tuition III all the English branches
above mentioned, $40
Fuel, o
1t is though, proper 10 .tnte That any one
or all, oil the above enumerated branches
will be taught, as parents or guardians NAV
direct; where no directions to the CONTRARY
are given, they will all in turn come under
7"nr coarse of instruction.
August 10. fsa
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FANCY FUR HATS.

loSelher with general supply of
Common Fur and Hoot Hats.
A part Of winch are of their own manufac-
turing and warranted 10 he first quality
and made OF the most durable materials.
They solicit share of the public patron
age as they are determined to keep con-
st'ntIy on hand a complete assortment of
fancy hats of the latest northern fashions
and likewise every description of fine and
common bats of tbri own manufacture
All OF which they will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought of them, of their own
MAKE shall be lroned without charge.
Su't ~o' tf90
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4 NDREWS & BROTHE beg
N leave to inform the public in general,
that by the latest arrivals they have rec'd
the principal part of their Spring and Sum-
mer supply of Staple and Fancy Goods
As in the selection of their assortment this
season, they have omIIted no article that
could be procured in their linz of business
that IS either useful or fashl' nable, AS they
presume their Customers expect tins duty
from them in requIlal for the Liberal pat.
ronage they have received, they consider
il unnecessary to give them tedious de
tail Of every article that comprises their
aaanrt,upnf uf
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FL VI a. snlOlIa

v 1lE Subscriber hav"g Withdrawn from
- The Female sca my, proposes TO open
school for the instruction OF youth, on
Monday, the 4th OF sept neSt, IN a room at
Mrs Richardson's, near the court house, re-
Gently occupied by Mr. Harper In which
will be taught all the useful a. polite branch
rs OF English Literature, viz -Onhography,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Book keeping,
with the useful parts of the Mathematics, as
hensuralion, surveying, Navigat on &c
English Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition aud
History. Also, Geography, with the use of
Maps and Globes, and The construction Of
laps, with the Elements of Philosophy, As
tronomy aud Chemistry Every attention will
be given 10 the morals OF the pupils.
Persons inclired 10 patronage the School
and want further information, are referred to
the Rev. John Early, Rev. Edward Cannon,
John Victor, esq. or Mr.. A. I. Douglass, of
the Female Academy. J. COLE.
August 3 so
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-18

MILLS FOR SALE.--Puspam %
y ( m mn fae iaie Coig ~. u Lgpcd,
on f,r sha sae ni,d rel.d monty ot The
D1ASIS- y ATIlS 41hl3, ami
al s.rig asftSof aud Hidcted Httei0,-
4 .pad pr u ne prtchae mo,sg M 1e
4aatied Al shoei dgieg. ntaa rrrdIt n apc, heo
aud thfe, oenrsg ttta1H "a bataHee, ht pHg-
ultBfg ~ o. pfftser4ffL
.H}C.LliH D.1IIS, II.
admir- Win ths esH Hqaefd 4fhs IL
'ais a u. u LgacH, dsr.
Tar RsuR, ~ Plantation nod, I r. tardiqg
HIfpfht al BEltft III.
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SUGaS, C1FfEu, &c.

Just landed an,l for sale cheap,
I hhds. hest brown Sugnr
3 do csmmnn do do
~ hags prime sreea Coffee
d do big white -
ALSO,
rapper, na1ler, Gog,r, Indigo
Alnai. Coppsras, Splce, Cloves, &C.
Ensum aal tlanher salts
A few boxes bozi Iess
ALSO,
10 sacks salt tiier,popl diled)
3 nr 4euu b. CattoH ymn
fIsit. N,.. e4r.
Also, ntd.. best MolassCs.
Apply 10 .-
ANDREWS < BROTHERS.
A,
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p.iTItTGa'H. C.iBELL,

~ 10 NE / J 4 JiO.
WV IL. go future. tegalarly aitend The
W Courts NJ Mclean county. liz office
Is oa aan street, u few doors above the
frankiin Hotel.
Angust =
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4 kNE Gross Soda and HALF Gross
~ Seiditz Powders, insi received by
THOMAS j. DUVAL'
August :.
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Nathi. " inston,

4 T the junction of Main Street with the
Alley leading TO and from Friends TO
Martins or Stone Warehouse, offers to the
'nblic, by wholesale and retail, general as
Ia t,napt Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-18

". UNANA Y, from the subscriber, on the
- mbrnlug uflhe 18Th .nSt. negro man
naned Pc ER, about - years old, large aud
oyeF coHnfnnn height, soinewlht light com
pceiel. large whte eyc7--he got AWAY from
nnder the nsh, aud - without eholhes, hat +,
or shoes, except panlaloo1s.
II j, pr,tlabie he wiil ann 10 get 10 Lynch-
burg. H. hc sul there several timcs WHEN he
runaway from Mr., Fitzgerald, his former
owarr. IWll pay an PRISON $50 who viii
deliver him 10 ne il piusy, s,ia, i miles
north ot Milton, y. { or $40 il secured in
am jul WILLIAM II. SHELTON.
Anso-t - III
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EDUCATION

TsHE winner session OF the subscribers
i school aill commence On the first day
of n tr,nber. WA. >. REID.
September 81. tss
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a Mack to Nire.

WITH gentle horses and a careful driver.
A. HATCHER.
Feb. l3 ts52
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New and valuable Medicine.
New Nat Store

Em SAMUEL DINKLE & Co. have
kwM just opened, in the house next
4aSasass door above Henry Carlton, x
Co.'S. Shoe Store, and little
below the Virglnian Office, new and ex-
tensive assortment Of
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16
New Publications.

lust publish, ID and for sale at J. SCOTIs
Book and Hat Store, No. 95 Market street,
Th, ATLANTIC Souvenir; Christmas and
New Years present, for 1927, embellished With
nine elegant engravings, together with Pre-
sentaton Plate, and an engraved cover
Nov. 9, 1926.
WOODSTOCK, Ry the author Of Waverly.-2
Vols.
Moore's Life Of Sheridan.
"The Last of the Mohicans,"-a novel in 2
volumes, by the author of "The Pioneers" &c.
Sc; "Jack Hslyard, the Sailor Boy; or the sI-
tuous Family. y."-This little volume is particularly
adapted to the use of children, and is, perhaps,
one of the best of the kind that has ever beenof
fared to the Dublic.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16
GFm the Wilmingtonian

Having purchased an Almanac, for my own
use, for the ensuing year, 1927, lind therein the
following "Note to the Reader"
"Tpe have inserted the above, lmean'ng the
anatomy of mans body and the prognostics OF
the weather, according to the most approved
methods: but we think proper to inform our
readers, that, in this enlightened age the learned
put no confidence in them"
Now ask whether are, the learned are not u
able to err as others do. have carefully exam
ined my almanac as aforesaid, and cannot ma
single prognostc concerning the weather as l.
stated above. Hence if this mistake is true
sample of we, the learned, had much ra'he'
place my confidence in those sages OF ah'iqu''y
whose learning has been derived from every p"'
ticle Of matter that floats in the elements "e'
thus taught in the school Of nature seldom v"''
far from the truth in progn0sticasins the Outlines
&C
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16
Soap and Candle Mandatory

form the public, that the establishment hereto
fore conducted by 1ames Ray, Esq, together
with the accounts connected with the business
of that establishment from the first Of January,
1926, have passed into his hands; and that he
will continue the business in all its branches, at
the Old Stand, corner of Tatnall and Queen-strs.
near the Friend Meeting House, where he will
manufacture, and furnish at Philadelphia prices,
Mould and D;pt CANDLES, Fuller's, Yeliov and
Bro,cn SOAP, of the best quality.
ENOCH ROBERTS.
NJ B. The highest price given for Tallow,
Butchers' Fat and Fat of every description.
Wilmington, Nov is, 1896. o--om-
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Phi\osophicaA lectures.

The subscriber designs, in case sufficient en-
couragement should be given, to deliver q course
of lectures OH Natural Philosophy, during the
ensuing winter, in the new brick house, at the
corner of High and Orange 'streets.-To COM
mence about the first ofnext month, and to con.
tinue twice week, (Third and Sixth day eve
nings,) during the ensuing three months. Those
inhabitants Of this Borough or its vicinity who
incline to attend, are requested to leave their
names at Zba Ferris shop, corner of High aad
Market streets. ENoCH LEWIS.
Wilmington, II month 9TH 1926. 7-4tp.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16

There is yet another subject in my almanac
that has attracted my attention, viz: the time OF
high water al. Philadelphia As by comparing
my ephemers with that Of my neighbours,
find that Ue, The learned, have produced wide
ALTERATION in the result of the tides Probably
this secret may, in some way or other, account
for the reason why we, tie hearned, in this en-
lghtencd ,place no confidence in prognostics
n
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16

A gentleman now in Boston reccntiy Wis
;,ed the roads under the Thames as far as
they had progressed when he was there
They had been carried forward l7o feet.
There are two, one for passing from ana
m. other to London. Several passage ways
are made from road to road. Inc river Is
1900 feet wid. at this part.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16

capital, and cotton is drug. The time re-
quired for raising grapes is less than for ep-
Piles and peaches, and the labor for making
wine no less than that of making cider.
Brandy is also easily manufactured.
A Negro man, named lessee Pearce, was
tried on Friday week, at West Chester, Pa.
for the murder of Thomas Lewis, white
man, in the Jail of Chester County. He was
found guilty of murder IN the second degree,
and sentenced to fourteen years imprison-
ment
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16

Will the Editor of the "Elkton Press"
have the goodness to inform us Of the name
of the animal, OF whether animal or not,
that is caricatured over the Editorial de-
partment of his paper; likewise that over
"the Parterre," or what they were intend
ed to represent! A decision of some mo-
nent rests upon an answer.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16
TTYE WILMINGTONIAN,
AND
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.
Thursday, Nov'r. l6, 1926.

"Seneca" has been received. There be-
ing some inaccuracies in the piece, and the
circumstance of our having previously ac-
cepted an offer of the same nature, we deem
it not necessary to publish both.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate Of JOHN
LAWS, deceased, late of Pencader hundred, N.
Castle County, Del. are requested to make i'm
mediate settlement, and those having claims g.
ganst said Estate, are likewise requested to pre-
sent them legally attested d, to
ROB'T: RHODES, .adni'r.
Red Lion, Nov 9, 1926. 7-6w-
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Odd & Even System.

Grand State Lottery Of Virginia:
SECOND CLASS.
The holder of two Tickets or two Shares, must
get one Prize, and may draw THREE. Inc
Whole to be drawn in ONE DAY, and will take
place on
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16
J.l. COHEN, in. & BROTHERS,

n-rCOHENS' "Ga.ette and Lottery Register"
will be published Immediately after the drawing,
and will contain the official list of the Prizes
it will be forwarded gratis to all who purchase
their Tickets at CoHENs' OrFIcE, and whcsgn''y
their wish to receive it.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16

..*Not one Blank to a Prize!
nrThe whole of the Prizes payable IN CASH,
which. as USUAL, at COHENS' OFFICES, Can
be had the moment they are draun
Price of Tickets.
Tickets. - 81 90 Quarters, VI w
Halves. 9 90 Eighths, --- 5o
70 be had in the grestest variety OF numbers ioaa
K Even) at
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-16

'As from other parts of the Narrative is a
bundantlv evident that the treatment of domes-
tic slaves in Africa differs essentially from that IN
the W. Indies, no trace of the driving system ap-
pearing in Africa, it has been supposed, with
great probability, that this illustration was
supplied by B. Edwards, the editor, and not by
the author
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