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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23

Those Is having on them the 81, 5,h
and Obs Sd. 5ll and Tihs Sd, 5il and
'sA. Sd, 9th AND 7,hs 8 }. oh and Stl;
81, T'h aud Shs : b, 5,h ard OH, ALL.
5th anj ~. 4ib, 5lh and S Il. an. o.a
s'd 7tlt; All, Oh aud h. eth, 9Th aod
SO; 5'i, 9th AVID 7th. S.h, oh sud Sd;
5,h, 9Th snd Oh. each 1000
al ether tickets (being SOY which
viii be found TO contain each three ut
tie drawn numbers different from either
OF the preceding, each 500
Those So tickets having on them, the
LIST and % drawn numbers, 100
Ihe l0a tickets, having two Of the
drawn numbers ON them, and those two
the 81 and 9Th, or the 5h and OH, each so
All Others with two 81 tie drawn mum
bers on hem, being 1900, each 90
And all tickets having any one Of the
drawn numbers on them, being i06JS,
each, 10
No ticket which shall have drawn prize OF
a superior denomination can be entitled 20 an
-.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23
NFNS0NIC NorICg.--a, a mee,ior az ~


IVA mon Lodge, M 65, Winchester. Va.
Nov. IS, 1925. v was unanimously resolved.
,ha, liC''H STEEL. master mason. be fore.
srr p,hlicly expelled trpm all the privileges or
free masonry, for gre-s namssonic conduct
SAM REED. Secretary.
THE charges against the above named STEEL
were, notorious drunkenness. slarder. forgery. :
writing Anonymous letters 10 individuals 4,
crafty h's personal maIigni'v; but more psr,;.
cplarly IN Causing 10 &c p, h shed IN the Win.
chester Republican of March last. cbi,usrv
NOTICES OF two respectable living indiy i,iua,s Of
an adjoining County. and in the National Inte,.
gencer Of oc1obcr list. communication under
tlc imposing head of'Second Sight and Charms.
WITH view 1T also hodingup To ridicule. where
they arc known, two other respectable ipdiyi.
dna' OF The same county; both of which conn
mmications were forwarded under forge ed names
20 The editors OF the respective papers. SAID
Steel IS now behaved TO be 10 the state of Ohio.
lie IS a soheolmss'er by occupation, about 4Ol
years Old sandy hair and complexion. slender
mate. with a shrlI voice, and slovenly IN his
appearance. Iicwas formerly printer. II ia
hnped that pfincrs IN Ohio aud elswhere win
rcpuhlsh this notice, that the editorial fra,erni-
~ may be protected against the imposiiions OF
tbs fellow in faare.---Ed Ifincar. Republ,ranl
Wnehes,er, Va. Nov. IL, 1896
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23

Rural Taste Il regard the man,
who surrounds his dwelling with oh
lccts ofrura' taste, OF who even plants
a single shade tree 10y The road side, as
n public benciactor; not merely of the
country, and TO the pleasure of those
who travel through it, hut because, also,
he contributes something 10 The refine
ment oilhe general mind: he improves
the taste, especially of his own family
and neignborhood There is a power
in scenes of rural beaulyt affect our
social and moral feelings. a toodness
Tor these scenes is seldom iOund with
coarseness of sentiment and ludeness oil
manners. One may Judge, with conf
de nee, OF the taste and Intelligence OF a
family Isp the cxternli air ailh-m dwell
lung. In my excursions 10 the coumry,
II | pass habi,ation. however spaciou.
standing naked TO the SUI, with nothing
ornamental, nothing inviteing, around
it, cannot help saying TO myself, how
ever abundant may he the slovenly pos
otostot4S Va Hs VHf'Cit tiF't ~ iiV NC
iinemen. IN that house, there is no De
llcate and kindly interchange OF senti
ment among its inmates, and il ever
they are sociabie, their sociableness
consists in rude and Iiiiul loquacity
Their books are few. and those Ill cho
sen and unread But it notice dwell
ling, however humble, which is sp-
parenlly as snug asits owner has means
TO makeit, displaying neeiness and taste
IN its fences, and shades and shubhe
~, and flower potsat The window
feel assured that this is the abode ot
refinement, This is the home Of qniet and
rational enjoyment, Of intelligence and
kindly intercourse. - Christian Spec
tdtg.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23
ROCKVILLE, Nov. IA

Unfortnnatc Occurrence - On Sun
day last, Capt William Beckwith and
Mr.. Basil Duval, both respectable citi
Zens of our county, met at Thomas l.
Higgins tavern---after drinking toge-
Their for some time, a dispute ensued,
in consequence OF the lie having been
given, as we are informed, by Mr.. Ou-
wbereupon. Mr.. Beck~iih made
at Mr.. Duvail and struck him; MIR.
Duvall drew his knife and stabbed Mr..
Beckwith in eight or ten different pla
ces. Mr.. Duval was Immediately ar.
rested-he entered into recognizance
for bis appearance THE present term
OF our county court. From the last
accounts I'VE had from Mr.. Beckwilh,
he @as still alive; but it is doubtful
whether he will recover. his left iugu.
lar vein having been cut, and he re.
ceived several stahs in the side, which
The doctor says may prove mortal.
Duel.-A young merchant of the city
of New York. was engaged n an affair
of honor on Saturday. 1t originated in
dispute at the table d'hofe of the City
Hotel. The disputants, with lauda
BILE industry, went over The Hoboken
Immediately. The assailant received a
shot in bis arm. We have not heard
whether either of the parties is candi--
date for office. BY the new constitution
pistols and place are made wholly 10
compatible with each other.--N T. Eng
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23
PROPOSALS
Far curing .s.ammering and other ImtedimeSs
Of Speech.
Messrs. STEWART & HORN


u EsPECrfUiLY inform the Public, that
IN they have opened an Institution in Mar
,lnsbnrg. VI. for curing Impediments OF
Speech. From a welLgrounded belief Of their
abliity, and from The perfect and UNIFORM sue.
cess which las hitherto attended their efforts.
in curing many very obstinate cases OF SIAM
mering. end other impediments Of Speech,
which have been submitted to them, that they
have no hesitation in assuring the Public, thac
there is not an impeachment Of the character ~
bove described, which they cannot effectuallv
remove IN a few days or weeks at farthest; slE
that viii he required from those persons max
ing spples'ion TO them, viii be a strict obser-
vance OF the remedies, which they shall pre-
scribe. They will be found perfectly simple
and easv, and productive Of no incosseni-
ence 10 the individual making use of them.
Theircharges will, IN every instance, be mo-
derste; aud Should they fail TO afford the fullese
relief, no charge viii be msde. Nov. 9.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23

TRUST SALE.--Wil' b. sold fer CASH.
under Tfus, Deed, bearing date 50,h gay
March, 1926, and now Of record in the enunty
court ol berkeley. nt the house OF George
Kelohner, oa SATURDAY 2d day of Deoem.
Der, 1896. SUNDAY PROPERTY spcci-
fed in said Deed, aud for certain purposes
Sale to commence early in the day, and Qua
attendance gwen by
i.oMREY sTEDMAN. Trustee.
Nov q
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23

The Charleston Courier Of the dth
inst. says; "Such has been the coniinu
ed milduess OF the season, up to this
period, that many of orr fruit trees and
forest shrubs are again in iull bloom"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23
1890 prizes an,'tirg 10 &cs3st0
PRICE OF eli ANCES
inferior Prize.


TscKETs..-.. Slol QuaRrERs. :. 50 so
HALyAs. ...... S EIeRrns 49,. %
Prize tickets in former lotteries, and the
notes OF all specie paying banks received At
par.
considerable porsioH Of this lottery is put
w into parcels OF twenty tickets, taken at ran
dom. but in such manner, tina, containing all
the numbers used, the parcel must OF necessity
draw the value Of eight prizes Of the lowest
grade. Adventurera who prefer paving only
the difference between the price OF the tickets
and what they are warranted to draw. can have
certificates, emitting item to 81 which the par
Gel draws over the smallest sum:
Certificates tor % Tickets, Sf3s
do 20 Halves, 66
do 20 Quarters, 50
do 20 Eightls IS 80
IAN letters by the Mail fprst paid) or by
private hand, enclosing the cash or pr,ze tickets.
will be as vel! attended 20 as personal appl
cation at the managers Office. where the cash
rs always had for prizes soon as drawn Ad.
dress to YATES 81 NJ INfyRE.
November %. Washington 1ity
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23

Gen. Pitcher IS elected Lieutenant
Governor Of New-York, by large ma.
Jority over Mr.. Huntington, the Ciinto-
man candidate.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23

DIED

On Friday night last, after n long illness.
Miss rhrisl,ana II. CoRs1,l, daugi ter of Mr.. G.
Nj. Conrad,, OF this place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23
SEErErUE:

The ticket containing the is., 81 ani
Sd drawn Nos. will be entitled 10 The
grand prize OF $50 goo
rnst oae containing the 9th. T,h AMI
S,l, viii be entitled TO the second graad
s. ma
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23
STOCK OF GOODS ron
SALE--The STOCK nE l.nnnC L.

Whit nc oIUJA UF3 EUUTJS be.
longing to the estate OF Samuel X. Wilson, is
new Offered for sale. Oh accommodating terms
They are well assorted, in excellent order, and
having been bid in on very adyantsgeous,efus,
are woFs''. OF the pa-sclilar attention Of ner-
''i' As-especiall', Of such as migat wish 70 ec-
cupy the sts.,d, which d one Of the best N he
country. tEeresrd's Town. and would Dc rem
ted, IL desired, TO the purchaser OF the ssoeg
che terms Of sale may be learned On appSca
! ton to the subscriber.
JOHN c. WILSON, .7,is'r. #
= sept. TT Ssnast 4, H.ka6.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23

Judge William B. Rochester, the OPP
ponent of De Witt Clinton for Gover.
nor Of New York, is a native of Ha-
gerstown, Maryland.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23

100 prizes OF so50--l25 OF 500 $50 Of SlS
--i7 500 Of So each
or The capital prize of Eifiy Thor-aad Dol
lars having been drawn by an Even Numbs :
(3i960l al tickets therefore ending with either
, 6 or are entitled to .Nine Dollars each.
and in addition TO any other prize they may
have drawn.
The cash for all prizes can be had on presen.
tstion OF the tIcketsat either OF the offices OF
J. !. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
nov %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23
First lotteries.
STATE or RHOnElsI.ANn
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,
CLASS Nuy REn sEvs,

CLASS NUwBEn sEvsS.
S. g III .3LLENsS Ca .sssass for tie Mana,
To be drawn in Providence, the Goth Dec 1896
so NlmberCom Ballots TO be drawn.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23

u. e
Gallatin, our MiRister to the country,
was absent from London on a visit TO
France. A report is given in the Lon.
don papers, that DIR. G.. had received
dispatches from the Government, and
had proceeded to France to confer with
Mr. Canning, the British Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, who was at the time
on visit to France. Such may or may
not be the case. We know that the time
of NJ. G's departure, early 10 last month,
was the beginning OF the shooting season
in England, and 1t is fact which may
surprize some OF our readers, that such
is the omuipoience of custom and FASH
ION. not even the most urgent public
business can Getain the members of
the British Administration, with other
noblemen and public characters, from
going into the country 20 enjoy that sea-
son. SO that foreign ministers residing
in London, if they do not follow the
fashion, and shoot in the country, may
find it very dull business killing time
in town. Mr. Gallalin having lived eight
or ten years ut Paris, ard having many
friends there, amongst who he is parti-
cularly intimate with General Lafay-
cite, may have thought he could not
more agreeably or usefully spend an
idle week or Two, than by crossing the
Channel, 10 pay visit 10 Paris and LA
Grange. This at least, we suppose to
be has object, it not being at all likely
that an American Minister would be
found in the train of British Secreta-
ry. 1t was thought by some sutiici emily
hu initiating when, heretofore, an Amer
lean Minister was under the necessity OF
following the march OF the Emperor OF
France when he led bis armies into the
North. ltappears 10 be necessary, how
ever, that lie should dose. No such me-
cessity could exist in The case OF Mr.
Gallatin and Mr.. Secretary Canning,
and we are therefore satisfied that we
have hit on the true motive of the visit,
unless it may be that, for some purpose
of Importance in Fraace, Mr. q may
have been joined temporarily to our
Legation in France, of which we have
heard no intims ton. ---.Nat Iat.
The Greeks large and respecta
BILE meeting of the citizens of Philades-
phia, on Wednesday evening, the 9Th
inst. Mathew Carey in the Chair, and
Hon. Hubbel, Secretary, the following
resolutions were adopted
Resotosd, That Mr., Carey, Josiah
Randall, James Ronaldson, ii. Huhbell,
and ID. 7. Brown be committee 10 IN
quire what measures are most expedien'
to be adopted TO promote the success al
the Greek cause and make report to an
adjourned meeting Of the citizens OF the
City and County Of Philadelphia.
Resoired, That the committee report
upon the exPediency of opening sub
scrip,ien throughout the Union, to raise
funds tor building or purchasing YES
sci of war, and presenting the same t.
the Greeks to indemnify them for the
loss of the one they have beer deprived
of the Encouragement in New York.
Resolued, That this meeting adjourn,
when it does adjourn, To meet Oh
Wednesday evening", 10th inst at o.
clock, in the County Court room.
RgsolDed, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in ali the papers
of this city.
Resotued, That we adjourn.
MA THEN CAREY. Chairman.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23

NRACr s.--rhe mtvnsers Of The AuxiIarv
u Tract Society &C berkeley county. ar-
hereby informed tha, a supply OF TR.sCT.S
hes been reee'ye'li Those members who desire
20 procure the frscts 10 which they are enti-
tied. viii be supplied on application 10
Nov % e. =. kRAUTH, .fgcss.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23
SCHEME:

1855 Prizes, - coor /, go 400
1924 Blanks. i''oo '''Nh' 'o''oo
Ticket s., Hay So so, Quarter 81 e5.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23


We learn, from contemporary prints,
thatCol. Mchenuey has determined to
publish Narrative of his late Tour, in
the service OF the Government, TO the
Northwest, and that it will issue from
the press of Mr.. f. Lucas, Jr. of BalG-
more, in February next. The follow
ing notice OF the work IS taken from
Niles Register.
"Col. McKenney, Superintendent Of
the Indian Department, viii speedily
publish an account of his late Tour in
the Northwest, to be embeIiished with
numerous engraving. From the well
lIacwn talents and capabiIity of this gem
tler@an, we have every reason TO ex-
pect work OF unusual interest and III
deity. We are pleased with any thing
which may be relied on, as handing
down to posterity an account Of the rap
idly disappearing aboriginals of our
country, whose history will some day be
read with extraordinary interest and fee
ling, and OF which we ourselves of the
present generation, really have but lit
tie information
Solomon Allen, Esq. the broker and
Lottery Vender, has gwen $1,000 to the
Synod of North Carolina, for the use of
the Theological Seminary of Virginia
and North Carolina, situated in Prince
Ed,Srd County, Virginia.
.NdroI.-The U. :. Ship Hornet, Cap
tain Caxton, dropped down from the
Navy Yard on Sunday evening, and an
rhored of Town Point. She will sail
first fair wind for the Delaware, TO take
on board the Hon. John Sergeant, Min
lister tothe Mexican Congress.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23
NEW-YoRK STATE
Literature LOTTERY,

Consolidated By .4attot1ty ef tic Leg5sLture.
CLASS 80 6,-Fos 1926
50 Number Lottefy-8 Drawn Ballots
ia. be drasaa he 2otl day IF 4Novem6er. 1926
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23

TWUsTEE Mk ,ETiNG.-The Tr.sle.. ~.
4 the town Of tsr,iusburg. are reoues,s.i
eoattcud m-esing. 70 be held AZ the C,n,,-
House on SsfTHRD. N .fEf7, AZ precisei.
two O'Clock. p. m. a punc'usl attendance /.
reqasel Nv Order of the ptrsi,,en,
November IS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-11-23
SCHE.nE:

l ~ 20 Pres Prizes "a, 900 lick S27s,7eo
TIckETs $40 QuARTERs go 50
HALVES 5 EIeHrHs 10.
Tickets and Shares in the above, ~ =,
responsible lotteries are constap'. - ~. y az ~
seM .yior sale by
pe,,ns,l,.a,,,a m ALLEN . W.
October 30 ~''@s' ''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
MEDICAL NOTICE.

EyHE subscriber, DocroR OF MEnrcIsr aud paAerlcAl
GAfMsT respectfully informs the Ladies' and Gentle.
men OF Wilmington and lis vicinity, that he has com
menced 20 prepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET
Wilmington, Delaware, in the house Opposite M Henry
Hocfes Y Cos Ln1be- Pa-awhcre he prepares the fol-
lowing Medicines: The Sulphate Of Quinine. This med
cine contains the active principle the Peruvian Bark and
when properly prepared is the best medicine yet dis
covered Tor the OF Agues, Retent and Intermittent
Feyes He also prepares Balsamic restorative for dis
eases OF the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption &
Phhisci and medicine which will efectually cure the
most distressing Headache matter how long lis contn
uance may be- he also cures the Toothache in few
minutes without making Of any OF the coroding acids
or REQ not ron or plugging the teeth with gold leaf
sheet lead The medicine makes use Of viii preserve
the teet tor years Heprepares Tooth Powder that viii
whten the teeth, be they black from taking me
cine or any other cause Dir r. prepares an Eye Water
that will remove all niammaions from the eyes have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some of them
ctpples ter years from it Names signatures do not
require as see i is too much The with quackery
F.on my practice Of medicine and my experience and
khp"leage ol Chemistry, am able to extract medicinal
virtues contained in animals, vegetables and minerals and
apply them for the different diseases as the constitutions
2 people may want them. Persons afflicted with Cancers
they make timely application, can be cured.
There IS medicine sold BY the name Of S,gGms Pana.
eea ~aiel dd not hear ot until saw Mr. Swaims adver.
tlseneut some ew weeks past then called on some Of
he most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke ID
them respecting the Panacea and nfo med then th,+
lad the authors works who nvehted the medicine and
discovered i, ELECTS the of certain disc ases An
he gentlemen spoke 70 on the subject said they were
1efta at Mt oFin was not the inventor Of the medi-
cine lhc man that invented the Panacea was one Of the
greatest chemists that Europe produced and is dead near
Two hundred years and his writings difficult to be had
at Mr. SWAIN has got some par, Of his works. or some
person gave MN receipt from the work have no doubt
oi have now prepared chemical and real preparation
q the PANACEA which will sell dollar per bot.
vs. hy tle doAen and one dollar and fifty single
llf' r prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
an spots Erupons and letters from tlc face and hands,
aha clears and beautes the skin, lie also prepares j
save tat WI take ou, Corns BY the from the toes
the ipl NJ.
Laaies or Gentlemen WHO afflicted with any disease
lat c1raoie, y they are pleased to call me- shall be
attended TO with the sirctest punctuaity.
JAS, PURCELL, NJ ID. & r. O.
] Wilmington, Dell July q, 1926. z0-6n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
VALUABLE PROPERTY
F0r sac. in the toMn nf .A.Mcnstle

- '5u1t ~ tHZ lUUH UT sEtWCaSTlP.
LAkoE ballding Lot, opposite to the church, in the
n centre of the town. fronting on HARMONY street II
feet and fronting on Orange street 100 feet win frame
dwelling house thereon. The lot contains 5000 square
near tour feet above the vel of the street. and
contains good clay fo making bricks as anv in ,hes
parts u would make bricks for all the buildings il would
contain The Whole will be soldor one half 10 suit e
purchaser 80 ="
Aso--t brick building. in Watershed CONTAINING q
ieet inches on Waerstreet, and 81 feet inches Back
and ooo ieet INTO the river Delaware An ndsputabe ,i
e w be gwen Tor he above property The brick building
good and substantial and most of The p.crn. i pond
and would suit carpcneras il wants The
lone y not sold At Private SALE will be sold al T,5Gr
sae on ihtrsdap ne secotd day e Ao1aber next al the
qurc Of iorT IfiI' aIiIn -
October 1G;h, 1926. O.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
DICKINSON COLLEGE,
CaylisAe. Penn.

fkVHE Winter Session will commence on Wednesday the
1s OF November next and continue for the % weeks
following The necessary expenses TOR that time including
boarding, washing, fuel &C., will not exceed S94, and for
the whole year s165.
full couse Of Lectures Chemistry, particularly in
is application to the ARgs will be delivered TO the students
OF the senior GLASS; BY medical gentleman distinguished
for his knowledge of the science, and practical skill
manipulator. Irregulars will be admitted.
The Winter Session ofhe Grammar school will commence
the 81 Monday of this month and continue until the end
of April next. The price OF tuition SIS per session.
Boarding in private families in Carlisle be had for si25
10 81 90 per week
By Order IF tie Erscut,e Comnittsc,
GEO. DuFFIELD, j'r.
Carlisle. Oct 9, 1926. 94-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
100000 DOLLARS
The DelaaUare Hire Lns,pro,,co 80.

The Delaaoare Fire Insurance Coun.o
INCoRPoRATEDb by the Legislature of The s.,. FuHss
Il ware with capital of one hundred ,housan5 u ns-
The President and Directors are now ,ece;n; 4oiia
tons for Insurance, at their Office No 2 sl6 appAca
between Front and Second Streets agains, . Nittt
on every description Of buildings in general ie
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes Household rsnahdhe;
and other personal property ;also against loss or
by inland transportation Of goods, wares merchar
country produce. "-'e, aAJ
Terns of insurance will be as ia, orable as am, i
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New VI w
ties assured, may repose the fullest contdcnca fa'
soldy OF its capital and that all losses viii he =, We
adjusted by the company P'Ompti
consEtius D. BLAsEz Agentto survey propeltytob.
insurcd for the town and vicinity Of New Castle "pe
LEWIS III EVANS is Agent to survey prope,tvto,
snred for the town and vicinity of Elkton : ue IN
JonS CLOAK is Agent TO survey property 10 be 1,..,
for the town and vicinity Of Smyrna. uea
JosEpH JoSEs is Agent TO survey property TO he r,
for the town of West Chester and vicinity 'uta
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Bay, WIN. Chandler,
Davld =. wilson, Joseph Grubb,
Joseph z. Gilpin, Robert Porter
!, WM. SEAL, President.
April 10, 1896. a.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-24
w. G. CONNIE.

HAS the pleasure present to his friends and patrons
III the following rich Scheme, hoping at the same time
that continuation of good luck WILL heretofore attend
all those who give his Offices the preference in pursuit Of
wealth
Grand State Lottery Of Maryland, 8th Glass.
The drawing of which will take place in the city of Bal
tmore, on WEDNESDAY the 18th Nov. and will be COM
pletcd in ONE DAY.