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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13
.MnrshNl ale.

IN pursuance of ! decree of the Superior
] Court of Chanoery for the Richmond
District, pronounced on the slh day OF March
1925, IN the cause OF James LYLE, admr. lie
bonls non with lhe VIII annexed of James
Lvle. sr dec who wns surviving partner IT
LYLE aud Banks, pit against Mlllm or Mil
drrd Hosr, as we'll Ia her own right as ~ her
late capacity al ekecuiriX oil Charles Irving,
81. deed Charlie, Irving, Robert Irving mud
other defendants The UNDERSIGNED, marshal
OF the LynGhhurg DIstIItt will, on FRIDAY the
I'd day OF Junr neNt, 90 the PREMISE, II lair,
II mol, on the ncNi hir day there after, Sun
days excepted, expose ~ sals, by WAY of pub.
lie anclion, to The highest bidder, certain
tract or purcell OF land, lying ~ the c"aniy 81
Nelson on''he Waiera Of Piney River. con.
tanning five hundred and thirty three Acres,
being the trace ul land included ia the deed
OF trusi from Thomas Penn To Wm. NJ. Wal
Iel aud James {. Penn, bearing date the Odd
dsv Of October. 1921 copy Of which IL filed
az m eAhibr ~ this cause, anu adjoining the
lands ri David ) Garland, hm. 4. ilare's es
,ars md others Terms OF ssle--h credit ri
one md two yenrs viii he allowed, ihp pur.
chaser or purchasers, from whom bonds VIII
be required, With an or more good and suih
cieot securities, payable In the plaintiff rs
Bdmr aforesaid, thr iiiir - be retained ~
further security Tor lbr payment ui the pnr-
chase money poasc- ion IL hr rieen The
ll dny oi january newt. aud The purchaser to
have the liberty 81 seeding n crop nest fall.
GEO, H. NOObSON. MI. Z.
Aprll ~ cld 81
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
CompbeH-Beniamin Hnnter 2a9, VIII
lam Re,elv* 281, lessee Burton 40, John
p. Wilson $50, George W. Nelson as.
mir. Nelson retired from the beach at al
early stage of the election,l =.
Henrico-Edward c. Mayo,* James NJ
Selden.*
.HLemarlc-WiIliam F. Gordon, John
II Cocke.* :, =,
Rockbridge.-Robt. White. Samq NJ
d. Moore.
Standardization Towles, Davlc
Briggs. =,
Prince Wiltiam., Charles $. Carter
George W. Macrae.
*.vot in the lost Legislature.
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SCEETAT: !:

M The Pms pnid an Cash.
The Drawing will be- saper'ntended By
the following gentlemen: Judge WnL
Daniel, ChIswelI Dabury, Albon M'DaD.
lel, John o.. Meem, john Bbllock, David
G. Murrell, VIM, MKtoney, VIM. W. More
,eli, Ammon Hancock aud Robert kyle
Esgs.
IT = Very few numbers remain unsold
whlch may b. had at the loa price of 50,
so and shares M proportion.
O. Orders from a distance, by mail,
posi- pad. or private conveyance, incl0slng
thu cash or prllr tickets Ia tins or other
Lolirrlos, viii meet the most prompt at
trntlon. II addressed 10
AUG. LEFTWIcH, Manager.
u Distant advrnlurers will be furnished
with lists oi the drawing
Ly,ehburg Ftb. ~, 1926.
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CoN.e, Yea, ouSar, ~
ADVERTISEMENT.

: nav" drlernnIu, Il T. lrnIn'e - The
y west, now oltr tur ale N, house o Lot
IN he lown oi Lsne0hurE Also lhr tract
at Land where now lave, ~ stanton riser,
containing about loo Acre. Cnu,,deranle
qualatN oil 1t IS oltGr first tue Low Grounds
aud ua1uesllonahIy the best tract ct lobnc-
co Land ~ the county, Also, 1aO acres al
good IoDocco laad ~ fIusslsan,d count,
on hplh SIDE, 1t efaisht stone creek Al,
16n-ssres toward the hcud ~ straight stone
creek Also, 2bo acres, hns un 1torem /,
branch, near StHuntun rIver And also, JJS
acres. near the same on tue water, OF Sunk.
,ng RiYnr. As | expect TO move in October,
wish II make sale as quick rs possible,
Those w,snmg IN purchase will call un me at
any hmc and vii sheW tue laud aud selle
the price. GEO. BOYD.
Z,on HI, Campbell county
Cherokee Nation, April 10
tfte{p
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French Ilanynayc.

NRLEuBa begs leave 10 inform the put.
lie, mat he elll CIV Ff.nea lessons al
night three times "eek, IN any person
de.lfpus 10 lrarn thai Language, at $40 pr
session of iour months.
Hr VII also teach writing and arifhnte
tic, also three tlnrs week. but on the -
Their evenings, at $40 per sessiun of tour
months.
April Is 20 id
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413 AtRES OF LAND.

attending oiaBg The baut' Of Barbsc's freek,
50 ~ 10 inciud, rtrg hNis mountain Land.
II IS IA a h,aifbg situation, UtH icuiefed, aud
posf,,ses e,cr1 advantage fer q hou"t II tniet.
trnmtH The Improvements are, iotPe
mtathtf bomdrd dmtiing boua. rih jour
fooms on Tn ioteet floor, and nm lnrge oeeson
fhe appfr. Vctitit N sti coaftpi My b. dirid.d
into foH) n GOOD titrb,p, burn AID otber ne.
ctsorQ out house. IN, fee smlpsm IN my
chiidrta. Edrayd y and doigt " baii.g,
boaih Of whom bart gir,n thru eon0 ut 10 !ht
mie apd bting 81 ags ean mnhf III
cent hfie t0r terms apply 10 tn Suhsctis,,,
HcBg on ht piaet, OF TO Editard L. ;ieiitg,
al Union, .uourot Comfy.
ELIZABETH R8ltEf
.4prii lab, 2s.eaio,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13
FLOUR INSPECTION.
RIEx wv

KEW wv
OF the Lynchburg tobacco Market,
Corrected etehly, for The IN gtnida,
By ~. A. HoLconsE. Commission Merchant
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices OF passed To
hacco 50 IS to s 10 II
General sales from 4 10 to b D.
Extreme prices OF refused 10.
bacco % TO 4 Il
Strips from 90 10 0t
PRIVATE SALES
Several crops have been sold this week, II.
ycragiug $50 5o--y6 % and 81 -, nc
corliug TO quality
Inspected the past week 246 hogsheads oI
passed tobacco, ii binds. OF reIused--tolal
2s7.
We have nothing Occurring that Is intsres-
ting to the planter. Our inspections are gra-
dually increasing, and tobacco lowering II
our inspections were as large as usual al This
season OF the year, SO great is the commercl.
al distress and embarrassment al home and
abroad that money cannot be raised 10 pnr-
chase it, We have bceu favored with letters
from abroad to the 18th Of February, and
newspaper accounts To the ID Of March. The
article of tobacco was dull aud quotations re-
duced Id. to I'D per pound
DIED, at her residence, IN North Galo-
lima, on the 10th inst. Mrs. ANAtlCAl
GALA WAY, after severe illness IF ses-
rral weeks, which she bore with christian
fortitude, IN the cath year of her age-
the wife and consort of Capt. john Gala
way, formerly of F,aukIin county.-hIrs.
Galloway was very much respected by all
who knew her, she left two very small in
fants, her husband, and a numerou, con
nexion TO deplore her loss. Her corpse
was brought to her father, Col. George
Hairston'5, in Henry county, Va. near,
one hundred miles and buried on the 21,l
of the same month.
-, on Tuesday morning, the 2lst
INST in Amherst county. Mrs PEGGY A.
consort Of Nlr. VIM. Andrew,
of that county. In the death of this beau
rful ard lovely woman, her mum rou'
friends and acquaintance have sustained
loss that will be long seriously felt by hem
She YVES cut off IN the prime of youth and
beauty, and has left dscopsolait husband,
and lovely infant to drpIore her uotmeiy
l,,th
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Dec Is
.4Hst oCieiterS remaning IN the Post Office
ut .4mLfrsL C. IL the 3lst .Unrch, I8AG.

A list ofieherS reBla.ning IN the post O0tce
at amherst c. II. the 3lst .Harch, 1875.
h-Avery Alien, Rev. John Aicoeh, Sophia Aicoelr.
B-Io.eph Brown, Margaret Bollwanc, auila Bel,
Daniel bates, VIM. bourne, IhUs. ID. BlaU.
C-Commis,iop.r Of Resenat, Barhct Cash z, ihfnts
Clements Nancy Crews, Jas. II. Clements, Charles W.
Christian. =,
Arthur u. Davies elk. Susan Duncan.
G-Da>id ). Garland Esq. Della Gay, Chs. Gay,
H-Irrierson L. Hill WIN. Hannah I. Nm. higgnbo'
than, Ihos. S. Holloway, leor. Sanl. Marlborough
Saml. Hunt.
ALEX. y. Jones.
I-Nm Lavender, Michael Lsnahan,
- Tho. Eevil. Beng. hurveli, Catherine M'Damei,
Lindsey MDanIei,
Jacob fiefce. . -.
S-Dennis q. Sullivan, Francis Sale, Saml. SmItl'on'
Sarah Smith, Ihos. Smith, James sml John Scott
James ". Smith, dudley cambridge, John smith,
H-Chs. Rose. Edward kediofd
I-Charies aliaie,ru, Norbnrn Thomas, Jacob ~
rec Drury Fucker, Thomas Taylor, David iin'iey
senr.
Whitehead John Wait, Esq. Doei. John walker. Mr.
.Wigginton, James Virgin, Go. whitehead
SAMUEL X. DAYIES,P N.
April IL
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To CARPENTERS amt .St0ne Masons.

1--WE building Of new bridge with
L stone abutments) ACROSS the mouth oi
Fishing creek, will be let at tint place, on
Saturday the pod inst. Persons disposed 10
undertake the worl, nre invited to attend on
that day, when the plan aud terms Of pay
mpni viii be made known by the CDmniissi
oners appointed by Campbell coult tor thai
purpose.
Aprll 10. tCtd36
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Al,ril Ia

Thomas Miles aud trteH Il L.ttiAu,
sSAkE NOlICE-l bal on the Friday
before the fourth Monday Ir4sIuiy, ls2d
between the rising and setting ol he sun NJ
toe house OF Freeman Wal0Iignt al The Men.
dows oi Goose Greek, in The county ol Bed
ford, / will proceed 10 take the dispositions OF
Thomas Stewart. Elisha Hall aud others, mud
the depo,tiuns oil Frederick Brown aud oib-
ef7 al the dwelling house OF the said Brown
in the county of Sumner, West rennrs.
see on the third "Wednesday IN November,
1870, between the rising aud setting OF the
sun, md he dispositions of William Noln,
sen and others on the fourth Wednesday III
November, 1879, between the rising aud set.
ting 81 the un, IN the county III williamson.
At the Coultho1.e thereof in West Tennessee.
aud will continue from day Ia day At the se
vcral places appointed, until the dispositions
are completed, 10 be TEND ~ evidence III the
Injunction NOW depending in the Bedford
county court, IA Wb,fh am complainant aud
yun are defendants, when and where you
may attend should You think proper.
JONATHAN CUNDIFF
April IL. ciw36
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Il ust SUE Of .Segr0es.

DH sirlur of two several deeds of trust
ADeAeeutud by 6eort HalIn In James ronn
aud the undrr, sued, The Gr,' on the 5lst day
OF January, 1871 mud the other on the iii
day OF August, 1921, aud both al record IN tue
cIe,k', office Il Campbell county court. tor
purposes therein expressed, shall on rbnrs-
dHy the 4th day oi May nesf. al George Mar
tins honsc, upon Oucr nSer, IN Campbell
county, near the month ot Flat creek, olcr
tor SAL, AT AUCTION, without reserve, for cash,
the following valuable slaves, OF 50 many as
hail satisfy Ike purposes ol the trust, VIZ -
Wmney, Martha, Henry, John. Charlotte aud
Ednnnd-Ut j. II condition In the trusts that
the snld slaves shnll be sold III place or ont ol
plhee) Such tlle only n Is vested in the
trustees will be given--Rlthangh the title Is
believed 10 be unqnesiionable
john u. NuRRELL,
April IL ctd.36 Aclng tins.ce.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13
10000 Tickets a 50 gi6nONo
: ", oNe HlnNk ton WYE.

ryirss mhj,c, 10 n deduction Of 10 pr, etnt.
and paga5i: s'dg days attst ht dyoping, bat
eon b. md As nsual, NJ COHEAsS CfFIIE.
TfiE yMO.uBET 7HEF 9RE DR8HN
Whole Tickets 5000 Quarter siZ6
Halves 200 Eghihs 10
ls be had in the greatest variety of Nuubsrs
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One Ceni Remnrh.
April IL.

A SECONDED Gom the Subscriber,
"a on the Oath nIt. an iudented apprentice
10 the Cabinet Making Business by name
JAMES BROMFIELD. He had on when
he wont away, a black dress cont and white
bat both nearly new. tie = about five lerl
nine or ten inches IN height. Slender made
dark hair aud eyes. He had lost the lore.
finger OF his righ hand. Ii is supposed he
has gone to PHlsylVanla county, where hi,
mother resides. All persons arr forbidden
employ ing hIm or harbUrlng him III any Nay,
rs the utmost enaity Of the law will he en-
forced against them Z. HOUSTON.
2chmond, April 10. Ii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13

The above scheme does moi present 10 the
dealer such magnificent capitals as some, but
when the extreme low price OF tickets is
4 ken into consideration II will be- at once ad,
miued, 10 be decidedly the best scheme in
Virginia.
Tickets in the above scheme have mel wit b
more rapid sale than in any class heretofore
and of course will soon become very scarce,
those wishing to adventure had better call or
send in their orders as soon as possible or
they may be too late 70 secure chance.
GP Tickets may now be had al my TR U-
Tx LUCKY OFFICE, a, the mode.
rvle price OF SO, and shares IN proportion.
- Orders from any part OF the United
States by mail (post pad) or private convey.
ance, enclosing the cash or prize tickets, will
be thankfully received and promptly attend
ed 10, if addressed TO
ABRAM r. NORTH,
Lyuchbure.
n. B. | also have for sale few well select.
ed numbers in the Virginia Literature Lottss
~, I'd Glass.
Whole tickets SO, so, halves si,75,qaiarisrs s7s
A. r. n.
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April II
For SILE,
That Taiadbie plantation and
I.Ib T. R.A ST.l.i ~,

Generally kHoun By The nnmt u ht haB un
house bt'WecH tneastIe ana the Sut,f spring
Ill, LIZ. rn.- L IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13

M. JeFerson-A proposition has beeu
made, if the private subscriptions which
have been started in Baltimore, Norfolk,
&c. should not meet Mr.. Jcff'erson's Xxi
gen-ies, and it should he found necessary
to carry his Lottery Scheme into effect,
that the tickets should he bought up, and
made 4 bonfire Of on the eusung 4th OF
JuIy-ihe first Jubilee Of our ind"pend-
pnce. Il would be glorious sacrifice. on
a alorious occasion, aud would make bill
liant page in history. win the people Of
Lynchburg, and the "connIry 'herenoio
adjacent" take this matter into consdera-
tiou2 or to prevent the necessity of thu,
will they not Join with the Bal'imoreans
aud others in their noble exertlons to re-
Irye the embarrasments Of the patriot OF
Monticello. without the necessity oftaklng
from him the house which has been the
scene of his useful labors-the seat OF hos
p,alty, and the abode of science?
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VIRGINIA LITERATURE
LOTTEEv--.

SECOND CLASS.
Forht benefit ofhe Nan London 1eademD.
10 be drawn at my Office in Iynchburg, Oh
the 18th oil Mny next,
All IN nME DAY
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TVHH HHH MUD IT
UOEIl8llsS
Loitfrg d Egchdngp. OHce. M. li4.

L0fffrH q EaHdhgf- OVtfP. w. llas
.nark,t Streci, baltimore;
Where the great aud megnihr,nl prize Of
One Hundred housand Dolls,
H. thu Insl Gtnnd State Lottery, was sold IN
One Hall aud Two Quarter (AlL 10 DIS.
TAM ADVENTURES } Tn Hail IN Rom.
n,V. Hnmpshir, comfy, Hirglnio, by AIesss.
hnrles II Clark aud james Gibson - Hs
Qunrlrl b, Mr. Jacob Nolieanr, OF York
oounfg, rrny Hanortr, Pa. (Boh ~ Hsse
shares hdrc been airsndy prsWpfsd and NE
cash m,inniIy pntd as usual al COHENS o.
IICI) The remninng Quarter, which Is
held IN Phiiodetptia, has not yet' been pres
srnteh The nsiOeD ol the above genilemsn
are mentioned by permission
- III ConIss OIti.E uhert more Capital
PrIfs hare been said than at any oihsr oDrs
IN .ipi,rio1
H. Orders from any part OF the u. slhtes.
.iherby mail tpns paid) III private convey
Ance. enclosing the Cash or priyr Iickfis IN
any nf the Lotteries, viii meet the sBme
nr' mpi aud punelnnl attention MS IL ON per-
sonal application
IL BE- gnriiepiU ~ directing 10
T. COHEN, IN. % BROTHERS,
BAIriMonf.
n COnEN's" Gdsehc aud LOTTERY Rs.
gisitr,' will be published immediately after
the draw mr., ard will contain the complete
I,si al the Prizes 1t will be forwarded graz
hs 10 all who purchase their Tickets nj 60.
uEN's OFFICE, and who signify their wish
10 receive II.
HgiiImUye March %, 1925.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13

II Il IS well that WddWgt0n Chg does not
exercise the same influence over the fortunes
Of the Republic as R0mt did over those Of It..
ally. Tit did, in what frail bark were our
liberties freghted2 While the eXtremities
Of TIE conntry are cool and dspa'sionate, the
Metropolis presents to the censure OF the
world the most disgracefuI attitude. Give
all the honor to Messrs. Calhoun, Randolph,
Vi Dntie, & Co.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13

u Mr. Ranio'ph's explanation TO Mr..
Clay, serm> to u 10 be somewhat unique
he calls Nj. Clava rascal in debate, aud
hen. "a, he didn wish To Kill him." (kind
soui , bees otT, by saving hat his difference
was poliiicui, NOT persouaii Weave new
chap let tor The " hair-spllDer' of Roanoke
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The 10th Of May.
HIGHEST PRIZE,
Tnenty tve thousand D0ilars.
RRILLlaNT ScHEME /;

eos29 prizes amounting To b 10000
lp.i-l-
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Extract Qfd letter to the Editors.
WAsHiNGTon, April 9, 1896.

Last evening Mr.. Clay and Mr. Randolph
went to the field: the former fired thrice,
the latter ice, when Nj. r. had the right
TO fire the third time, Mr.. {. having dis
charged his pistol, he waved II, and gave
his hand. Gen Jessdp ard Mr.. Johnson
Of Lou. were friends to Mr.. C., and Mai.
Hamilton aud Mr.. Tattnal to Mr.. r.
Thus The affair has terminated without
boodshed. Mr.. X. had bail through bis
clothes.
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Ths Don0uemsnt.-For two or three dnv,
past, we have been agitated with rumor, u
duets and deaths. Day before Yesterday, i
was currently reported that Mr.. MDnfG,
was sain-but last night, mail contradict
that report, aud furnishes rs with the follow
ing particulars of bloodless duel between
Mesors. Randolph and Clay:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-27
RAN AWAY

ENRON the subscriber the 18th inst, an indent1re5
EN stammerng Black Boy Is or Is years old-named
Mink Rook. lie carried with him, domestic
Shirt (short sleeves) valenta jacket, fine black
broatcoh coat pair black cashmere paItaoons,
pair blue plaid domestic do old wool, and one high
fur hat whatsoever will return said boy the subscriber
shall receive dollars. SIMON BARSTOW,
No. 168, King St.
NB. All persons are forbid haiboriug said boy nnH
penalty of the new law s. Il.
Wilmington, lune 20, 1896 81 ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-27
.State of Delal1pnre.

State Of Detazpare,
Ne1oca8tte County: So.
WHEREAS, by Act of the General Assembly of said
w State, passed at the last thereof, it
ted that the elect randywine hundred should there
af hold their general and special elections at the Green
Tree occupied by Joel Bay, in the village
IF Brandywne-Pr 0,led, That the Wilmington and Great
Valley Turnpike conpany, aHd the Wilmington and Pha-
dephia Turnpike Company, shall respectively, on or be-
fore the fourth day OF July next ensuing issue their license,
under the seal of their respective Corporations, thereby
exempng the electors of said hundred from tie payment
of tolls in going to, returning from, any general Or
special election &c and shall said license TO be
corded in the office for the Recording of Deeds at New
castle, and TO be published in two Newspapers in the
borough Of Wilmington for the period of one month after
issuing the =
NOW this as 10 certify, That, agreeahy to the provisions
of the said acf, the President and Managers Of the Will
mington and Great Valley Turnpike Company do no~,
hereby, issue and grant their cense eaemptrg The cleo
of Brandywine hundred going to- and returning from
any general special elections hereafter be held in the
Village of Brandywne, for said hundred, from the pay
Of tolls, while actually engaged in going to, and
turning from, SAID general and special elections.
| &9&& WITNESS the Seal of the said Company,
X I.S A this thirteenth day Of May, in the year 1926.
| & If n ~ EDWARD TATNAll, PRECEDENT
Newcastle County,
iStute IT i)eiazvare: IS.
Recorded ~ The Roll, Office at Newcastle in and for the
County Of Newcastle, in Book ID. Vol 4th, page 1855.
III testimony zvhtrecf have hereuno set my hand
[sEAL and affixed the seal of said Office, at New castle,
Nav 18th, A. d. 1926
| 54--1mpt MATTHEW KEAN, Recorder.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-27
ay, by albert Henry Wilson, Ao5, Market Street.
WILMINGTON, Del TUESDAY, JUNE 81, 1926.
State Of Delaware,

ctne Or DelGlcdfe,
Newcastle County. IS.
WHEREAS, by Act of the General Assembly of said
w State passed al the last session thereof it
ted that the electors of Brandy hundred should there
after hold their general and special elections at The Green
Tree tavern now occupied by JoelI. Bay, III the village
OF That the Wilmington and Great
valley Turnpike Company, and the Wilmington and Pha-
delphia Iarnpke Company, shall respectively, or be-
fore the fourth day of July ensuing issue their license
under the seal of their respective Corporations thereby
exempng the electors of said hundred from the payment
OF tolls in going 10, Or returning from, any general
special election, &c. and shall said license be
corded in the office for the Recording of Deeds, New
castle, and to be published in two Newspapers in the
Borough Of Wilmington, for the period Of one month after
issuing the -
NOW this IS to cev That agreeably TO the provisions
of the said act the President and Managers of the Will
mngton and Philadelphia Turnpike Company, do now,
hereby issue and grant their license, exemptng the cleo
tors OF Brandywne hundred going and returning from,
any general special elections hereafter be held in the
Village Of andywine for said hundred from tho payment
Of tolls while actually engaged in going to- and returning
from, said general and special elections.
88aeaR WITNESS the seal Of the said Company,
a. LS y this twenty ninth day of April, in the year Of
II II r. ~ our Lord 1896
ROBERT HAMILTON, Iyes.dens
Ne.ycastle County,
State of Delaware. So.
Recorded the Rolls Office Newcastle, in and for the
County of Newcastle, in Book d. Vol 4h, page 1884, &c.
In test,mony zyhereof, have hereunto my hand,
sEAL and affixed the seal of said Office Newcastle,
i' MAY 18Th, A. ID. 1926.
54-1mpt MATTHEW KEAN, Recorder.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-27
800 REWARD.

ysAN AWAY from the subscriber Friday the 18th of
se Nav a negro man named HENRY, 90 years old, not
very black about five feet inches high broad face with
high cheek homes and large size when spoken to has
considerable impeachment in his speech the clothes he
has with him are not known-Is supposed to have gone
INTO oxford Neck Dorchester county, from The crcum
stance of small batteau having been taken off the
night from the adjoining farm
9nsO-Ran away on Sunday night the 21st of May, a
nerrn man named BILLhe is known in the negbborhood
bv Tie name of BILL BUCK, but he calls himself WILL
HAMMOND very quick in his motions, very black, about
Eve feet seven inches high, he very takave carried
with him one suit old kersey clothes, blue cloth coat,
supposed to have IL j.. Edmondson written the lining
If the sleeve pair of striped cashmere pantaloons, two
mir IF shoes and 10 or l5bs of bacon.-e is half
brother 10 IIenry and the probability they together.
Whoever shall take the above mentioned negroes either
of them and secure them in Easton gao that get them
ar.n shall receive fifty dollars for each of them.
d. CHARLOTTE L. EDMONDSON.
Talbot county, Md. May %, 1896 S5-9t