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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-25

70 be obtained, by such rug investment and the pay
nent of all the prz guaranteed by the State OF Maryland,
has rendered tins Lottery extremely popular, which has
caused great demand for the tickets and which daily
interchangeable sales If which have been unprecedented
this, combined with the popular and avorte system upon
which this lottery drawn the "ODD and EVEN" sys-
by which the chaser Of two tickets shares
one Odd and Even Numbe," is certain of obtaining
at least one prize, and may draw three
See Mode Of DsaSlng, published before,j
Thereby rendering The adventure, the satisfaction of
certainty Of obtaining part of the nancy invested, back
again, by the purchase ct the number Of equally
Odd and Even" Tickets which causes the loss be very
rhing when compared with other lotercs aud, with
these chances at the tmc be drawn any Of the
spendld of 900; 10000; 500o 1,Q00s besides
many small prizes.
ar These advantages are not enjoyed by any other Lot
cry in the United States.
brilliant and Superior Schemc-1 prize of $4,000; of
10 600; OF 5000 10 Of 1000; Is OF 500; so Of 100
100 of SO; 100 Of 20 $50 of 10 0O0o4 20829 prizes
is, III blanks, 40, 900 Tickets.
Being 1858 PRIZES more than BLANKSit
or All whoc Tickets, in the above Lottery, sold at
CoNINES OFFICES signed, and the Shares Of Tickets
counersgned, by the Commissioners appointed by the
Governor and Council thereby rendering the State of Mary
and bound for the payment of all such prizes they may
draW.
Whole Ticket s5-Half2 5o-Quarter 25-Eighth 62s
To be had in the greatest variety of Lucky Nos. at
CONINE'S OFFICES,
No So Market street, and first Office above the Centre
Market and Agency, 2l7 Market street, one door from
the of Liberty street. Baltimore, and No 5, South
Third street. Philadelphia, where the cash will be paid for
all prize tickets presentation.
And where the capital prize of 10000 dollars, drawn
the LIST February was sold in Ha Quarter and two Eighs
in addition to the splendid sums of $4,000, $4,000,
10000, &c, III all amounting upwards OF EIGHT HUN.
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS!t
"The LOTTERY INTELLIGENCER," issued at Co
nnes Offices, will contain the Official List of the Drawing
and will be forwarded gratis all persons who order tickets
from Conine's Offices
G Orders from any part Of the United States either by
mall (pos paid, or by private conveyance enclosing the
cash, prizes in any lottery, will with the same
prompt and punctua attention if personal application
addressed to
W. C. COFIyNE,
Baltimore, Philadelphia
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-04-25
DISHONORABLE ACT.

vSHE printer OF ueeky Newspaperin this Borough has
Il changed the fhis paper from Delaware Reg.
ister TO Delaware Advertserthereby adopting part
of the title Of the 'Amercan Watchman aud Delaware Ad
verscr Newspaper published also in this Borough by
the subscribers; and which in existence many years
before the said printer commenced business We believe
that who will steal one species of property will not
scrupe to take another and large portion Of
change papers and communications received through the
Post Office have other superscrpton than Delaware
ADVERTISER" the design of the aforementioned change
may be readily We have endeavored, in the most
respectful and friendly Manner to induce thsprnter au.
ded to, to revert to the former oeF title for his
paper; but efforts have been unayailing-and we
therefore respectfully request, to avert whaev'
er injury the said printer may have intended towards US
by adopting our title, that correspondents, and those
printers who exchange with us. will direct their avors to
the ".f1erican Watchmat," or to A. & II. WILSON.
Wilmington, Dell March 10, 1926.
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TIME subscriber informs her friends and the public that
she intends keeping Constant supply Of LIME Of The
best qualy, suitable for We7uashng .ifason.uOrk &C..
which she will sell on the lowest terms, at
No. 161, Shipley ST.,
ID door below Alrch g. M'Clary's Machine shop.
April A. 1926 S9--4t DEBORAH FISHER
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TO LET,
kEA A large and we'll finished House and
4 ia Garden, about Of mile from Wilmington,
~ $lE the Wilmington and Chris lana 'utnpke
s4eayf8 road. This seat is beautifully situated com.
handing fine view of the Delaware and Christina Rivers
the Town of Wilmington AID adjacent country. The
is Of excellent quality and very convenient II will
be let for year for the summer Inquire Of
JEREMIAH WOOLSTON, or
SAMUEL WOOLSTON
Wilmington mo. IS 1926 33--tf
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TO RENT,

Gss a new .zro Story brick House, in Walnut street.
1a- between High and Third streets, near the Method.
1871 Meeting House, in pleasant aud improving neighbour
mood. Possession will be gwen Immediately Inquire Of
49, SAMUEL. GOULD.
Wilmington, ArTil q. 44-gt
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NOTICE.

IyHOSE persons indebted the Estate Of John Pogue,
i deceased, requested TO make payment, and those
having demands against said Estate to present them for
settlement, to JOSEPH POGUE, Err.
yVilmnpto on. April 81, 1926 <4-9t
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted the estate of Francis Hyatt,
IN dec, late Of Cantwels Bridge, Del requested
make immediate payment; and those having accounts
against said estate will present them properly atesed ol
settlement, to ANN HYATT,
April 2, 1926. 40-9t .qdnrr.
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COTTON MANDATORY

W YIN NIIIIN 2 It IlO OIl
TOR SALE: containing about 600 Spndles, with full
supply Of cardng engines and other machinery for
the preparation of Cotton. Inquire Of ZBA FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner of Market and High SITS.
Wilmington 1st mo. 90, 1925 15-tf
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Confines Successful Offices,
No. 80, Market ST., and Agency, }
217, baltimore and No. 8, S.
Third street. Philadelphia. y
THE PRESENT
Grand State Lottery Of Maryland,
Being the 9Th scheme, examination, will be found,
comparatively the handsomcs Scheme presented to
the public.
10 be drawn the 10th May, 1896 all in few hours 4!
The low price of Tickets only Five Dollars and the
Capital Prize being
SUCH A SPLENDID SUM AS
Goa ONN
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JUST PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE
at j. Wilson's Rnok-storR. No. LOS. .Mnrk,

q y F'S01E DV0N -SIUIts 0FU' IU0i tHHTHgt So.
A Letter from Friend in America to Luke Howard
Vt Totenhan, near London in which the character our
late FRIEND Job Scott is indicated and defended and his
Doctrines shown to be consistent with Scripture aud sound
In reply to letter addressed by Luke Howard
the author.
Am therefore become your Enemy because tell you
tie truth. Gal. ". 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21
DENTISTRY.

nR. MKEE respectfully offers his services to the
ID inhabitants of Alexandria and its vicinity IN the
department Of Dentistry Having paid particular at
teon 70 This branch of his profession he atters him
sebat he is competent to render essential service to
s tSose ~ho o9 may have the of disease in their
teetI W. In almost all cases he is able to cure the
tbout The loss of the tooth, and to relieve
the pain Immediately. He will clean and ile the teeth se
without injury the enamal and viii guarantee that
upon obedience to his directions, ey WIN len,ai,,
also insert new teeth, which cannot be distinguished
from the original ones -, onos;.a c. po,po
church where he will be always ready, Sundays
eented to attend to any calls in the line of his profess
sion. ,,,., ~
e.laor Keith nr Semmes DR.. Richards, Dr. Fitzhugh
and DR.. Brown, sept 40
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21

THEM ARE
Extra Sayonv blue, black, olive and mi KID cloths and
casSimeres
Superine and fine do. and double milled drsbs
64 drab and olive earnaughts, pcssc cloths, CASHMERE
shawls
Devonshire kerseys, drab and mixed plains
84, Ga, 1914, ILL., 1914, and 15-4 rose blankets
5, l. and APPOINT 90 AL,
White, scarlet, red. green, yellow and black fanneis
Swanskns booking and drapery balzes
Plain and figured black and colored bombazetts
variety of black and white and fancy coiord pflh'S
.Jackonet cambrcs, cambria and book musins
Fancy cravat handkerchiefs
A Irish linens, 5 and ga Irish sheetnSS
8-4, GA and 1914 danask and diaper table linen y
Brown and bIeached Russia sheetlngs brown hollands
Bandanna company flag Madras black levantine, and
fancy silk handkerchets
Black sarsenets and Italian grapes -, .,
a. super Sea Island shirtings, brown and blcached
common do.
Plaids. satnetts, ladies' and mems leather groves
Cotton and worsted hosiery
Italian sewing silks silk twist, sewing cotton
Threads, buttons, pins, ribbons
Scotch and German osnaouFGs
sent 1S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21

characters of these distinguished statesmen, ana
in their deaths, are remarkable. They both, IN
conjunction, with the venerable Mr. Carol only,
who still survives, drew up and signed the Dec
laration of independence in l776. Adams sue
ceeded Washington as President, and was him
self succeeded by Jefferson; and, .after lives full
of years and of honors, the latter part OF which
was devoted to the placid and unosten tatious
enjoyment Of private society, enlivened by the
most active benevoence, both these venerable
patriots peacefully expired on the same day,
the 6ftieth anniversary Of their country's inde-
pendenoe, which they had so steadtastly con-
tributed to achieve and TO consolidate. what
more glorious, what more enviable than lie
thus dedicated 10 the benefit Of mankind-a
death rendered fearless by the consciousness OF
having done good!
These excellent men both retained their men-
tai faculties 10 the last, Gas will be found by a
perusal of their letters declining the Hattering
invitations sent to them to be present at the
celebration of independence at Washington,)
having happily avoided, in a great measure,
these in6rmities and prlvatioLs OF old age,
which, in their mutual letters, few years ago,
they so feelingly and philosophically hoped
might not darken the latter years OF their ex-
istence. The letters to which we allude, and
which our readers will now peruse with feel
ings of respect to the writer's, will be found IN
the 18th volume of the Mercury, OF 1928,
page 333 Another letter from Mr. ADAMS, ex-
hbiting, in an interesting light, his religious
liberation, will also be found in the same yo
Iume, page 337. We regret that our limits
prevent us from republishing these admirable
documents, and constrain US to so brief no.
tice of two individuals who have lived and
moved an honor TO their species, and whose
memories will be embamed in the bosom OF
every genuine patriot for ages yet to come
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21

particularly for the N. Of Europe. About 100
hhds Va were bought yesterday at 8 | A to 81
Indigo-The demand continues general
picked parcels command premium of Sd to
4d per ID. the others about the E. l. sale price.
Within the last days, an advance of 80 per
cent has occurred on hides.
London Corn Exchange aug. 8
The supplies of Wheat that have come in
since this day se'nnight have been much larger
than in any recent week: the quantities of Bar
ley, Beans, Peas and Oats have been small
There are several samples OF new wheat at
market, very dry, but not SO full bodied as
last years growth, which sold at Sc to 65s. per
quarter The weather continues so extremely
favorable for harvest, that the Corn must now
be nearly all secured within a considerable dis
lance of the metropolis. Under these circum-
stances, our miers purchase so reluctantly,
that the Wheat trade has been heavy at a re-
duction of full 2s. per quarter from the terms
of this day se'nnighl. Barley remains as last
quoted; some new has sold at SIS. per quarter,
fine in color, but not stout. Beans are unalter-
ed. Boiling Peas are rather lower. Gray are
as last quoted The quantity Of Oats for sale
is inconsiderable, and an advance of Is. per
quarter is obtained on the terms OF the last
week; but the sale is not free.--Flour sells hea-
Willy.
Liverpool Corn Erheange, A,g 8.
Our supply of all kinds of Grain has been
large for this season of the year; nearly one half
Of the Wheat is foreign, and so is good por-
ton of the Oats. The weather has continued
favorable, and the harvest around us is nearly
completed At this days marke, there was
,rood attendance of town and country dealers.
but they bought wheat very sparingly, at some
what lower prices. Oats being scarce and the
demand good, the better qualities were little
higher Barley, Malt, and Beans are in request,
and prices mending. No alteration in Oatmeal
or Flour. Some new Irish Wheat has arrived;
and sold at IS. lOd to 9s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21
From the National bateligencer, Sept. 90.
MASONIC CEREMONIES.

The corner stone of the new Freemasons'
Hall was laid Yesterday with Masonic honors,
agreeably to the order published BY the Com
mittee. The procession was the largest and
most imposing in its appearance we ever saw
in Washington The banners and masonic in
sigma were very splendid; and we were glad to
see large number of our most respectable CT
tizens, comprising the two boards OF our City
Council, and many of our public officers OF dis
tinc,ion, civil, military, and naval. unite with
their Masonic felow-citizens in the procession.
We were pleased also to observe the respecta-
BILE Mayors of Georgetown and Alexandria as
well as the Mayor of this City, in the process
sion. The services, at the place OF the ceremo-
nv. were impressive, and the music, vocal and
instrumental, very fine. The Prayers were by
the Rev. Brethren Hawley and lying, ana 'he
Address by w w. Seaton. The Grand Mas
ter performed the ceremonies with some very
neat and appropriate remarks. After the con
cluslon of the ceremonies, the brethren, ana a
number of other citizens, repaired to the large
room in the City Hall, s partook OF handsome
and plentiful collation., prepared by Mr.. Latouf-
no. The craft, as well as all who joined IN the
procession. must feel themselves under great oo-
LEGATIONS to Captain Wilson and his company OF
riHemen, for their polite escort, and keeping
The PROCESSION, on its march, as well as on the
oronnd. from being incommoded by the crowd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21
From the Liverpool Mercury of Aug Al

DeaM Of NJ. adams. and Mr.. Je9srsOn.-ln
,na,her nart Of our paper will be found an &C
eonnt Of the death of Mr.. Jefferson and Mr. a.
dams Fx-presidents of the United States
The former in his elst, the latter in his S4th
YEAR The condolences both in the lives and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21
hardware and Cutlery.

sOBN w. NJ AISLE, has received by the ship Shen-
eD andoah, from Liverpool, A General Assortment Of
Goods in his line. which with those on hand, makes
his assortment very complete, all of which he offers at
wholesale and retail. at very reduced prices.
also, constantly on hand, a general assortmentg
Bar and hoop iron, English wagon boxes
English and American blistered steel
German Crowley, and Shear steel
n-JThe Winchester Republican will insert the above
three weeks sept 7-eolm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21
Netice

tsvHE Creditors Of BusHRoD WASHINGTON, Jr. ar i:
solvent debtor, hereby notified to present to me
their claims against the said insolvent, proved in due
form of law, within six months from the date hereot
august 1-eod ON N y. > lSE trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21
Square Auger.

FKvHIS solecism in Mechanic Arts, was patented by
I Hardin Branch, on the 9TH inst and the right 10
use, vend, &c. the said Improvement, invention, &S'
in the District Of Columbia transferred to Geo Jones S
Geo. NJ Parsons on the 9Th inst (the Navy YARD e.
copied, as per transfer deed.
This is therefore to apprsc those gentlemen of The
District, wishing to use this invaluable Improvement:
to apply to the subscribers Jointly for said privilege
Mr. JONES makes those augers ina superior style
GEORGE JONES,
oun1S-soom GEO NJ. PARSONS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21
Public Sale

IN pursuance of an order of the Hon. VIM. Cranch,
Chief Judge of the Circuit Court for the District Of
Columbia SHALL as Trustee of James Bland nsol.
vent debtor proceed to SELL public auction, for the
benefit of those concerned, all the right title claim,
or interest, which said insovens estate may have in
the following claims set forth in his schedule, duly
corded, viz:
ellis interest in TRACT OF LIND, situate in the
county OF Wesmoreand, in the state of Virginia, now
in the possession of Mrs Peake, containing between
two and three hundred acres.
"a Negro WOJi.QNand -Four CHILDREN, impro-
pery taken and sold under deed of trust for the ben
eft Of said Mons er's estate
"An unsettled Calm against his fathers estate.
placed in the hands of the Sheriff of Wesmoreand az
administrator.
ga Claim for Money in the hands of John Crtcher.
of Westmoreland county, Va. for about $780,"
The sale will be made at the Town Hall, in Alexan,
dria, between 70 and / O'Clock p NJ on Jlonday tie
I'd dayOf October nert. Terms, Cash.
j. l.. McKENNh,
aug2o-3awts Trustee of Jas. BANDS estate
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21
AUCTIONS
Trust S. le.

TNpursuance ola deed oftrust executed by Mrs Mary
i Barry, to secure debt due by John Adam to Robert
McCrea 8. Co. will be sold by public auction on the
premises, on the the 4th day Of October next at 1s o.
clock, NJ five eighth parts, 50,62S lS square feet,
of one acre and eighth of acre of ground, stu
ated in the town of Alexandria, and bounded by Orono
ko, Water and Pendeton.streets.
Terms made known at SALE
aug 25-2swts COLIN AULD, Trustee.
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Sale of Furniture at Auction.

NEO. ". PARSONS will offer for sale at the VAST
"a ington 1arerm, on The lh ey 81 n. .ia, a.ta I
lishment, (new and good) credit of Ninety ana
One Hundred and Eighty days Also, two excelens
MICH COWS, sc. Until which time the house Will
be continued as heretofore.
Terms more particularly specified at the time o.
sale. s. A MAKS lELLth' huc.
aUpS5
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ALEX a 1Sf. Di2s.gglSAe
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 81, 1926

BY several arrivals at New-York and Phila-
delphia, London dates TO the 9Th ultimo, and
corresponding dates from the Continent and
from Greece, have been received. Interesting
extracts will be found in another column.
The brig Mary, arrived at Charleston, S. c.
has brought letters from Havana TO the 9th
inst. which state thar Flour had declined to %
aSl3. The best rice would not command more
than S43 No description of produce could
be shipped to the States without loss.
II is stated in the Sullivan Wing, that the
Delaware and Hudson Canal will be completed
in the course of six weeks, unless impeded by
some untoward circumstance. The company
have ii in contemplation to let the water in this
season, and run boat through the whole line
Of the canal.
Boston, Sept. Is Schooner Fairy, SeIfridge,
hence for Gottenburg, was upon by her
crew the 9th Aug who murdered the Captain
and Thos P. Jenkins, the mate; they then pro-
miles of Louisburg, Labrador, and after taking
out sundry articles scutted and sunk her The
crew landed I'd inst. at Louisburg, and suspl-
cions having been excited against them, they
were interrogated, two of them confessed their
guilt after having been informed against by the
cook, and were confined afterwards in the jail i,
at Sidney, Cape Breton.
The Newburyport Herald Of yesterday, says
tie crew rose upon the officers the 9th, MUIR
dered the captain in his birth, and the mate,
Thomas p jenkins, on deck; that they proceed
ed with the schr 10 within about four miles OF
Louisburgh, and there, after taking out sundry
articles, the captains effects, scuttled and sunk
her.
The names Of those concerned in this foul
transaction are Charles Merchant an Englishman,
and WinsloD Curtis of Dancers, in this State,
both of whom confessed their guilt, after being
informed against by Murray, the cook, one of
their companions in the boat. The name OF
the fourth person is not recollected.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21
Nistyict Of Columbia,

County Of azerandTia.
WYNN PHILIPS, has applied to the honorable
w William Cranch, Chief Judge of the United States
Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia, to be dis
char~sd from imprisonment, under the Act for the re
lief Of nsovent debtors within the District of Columbus
on the last Monday of Sept 1885, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
~ the court house in Alexandria, when and where his
creditors are required to attend. E. l. LEE, CT
sept 81 1t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21
$50 Reward

ENTILL be given for the apprehension of negro Bill
Wv He calls himself WILLIAM FOLEY BilPs age
is about 81 years. height feet 10 or II inches, colo"
that of dark mulatto He is likely straight, mus
cular fellow very intelligent, artful and darngi chews
tobacco to exces, and has remarkable both or
his breast and cheek bone, occasoncd by burn when
an infant. He eoped without provocation, and has pro
badly shaped his to northern city, or to the
residence of Mr. Cockerell of Fauquier, Va who owns
his mother. -,
The above reward will be paid if taken north OF the
Potomac and without the District, $50 if in the DIS
trict or in the Safe of Virginia
ALEXANDER HUNTER.
sent rs near Alexandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21
From the Baltimore american.

We are indebted to the attention OF TREND,
at late hour last night, for an extra from the
Annapolis Gazette, which furnishes the follow
ing account of the proceedings in the Electoral
College.
annapolis, Sept. 10, 1926.
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.
This day proceeded 10 ballot for Senate
The following is the result.
Eastern Shore.
I.ttleton p Dennis, Somerset
Edward Lloyd, Talbot
Irving Spence, Worcester
Kinsey Harrison, Queen A.nne's
T. Reese, Kent
William Whitley, Caroline
IVestern Shore.
c. S. Sewell, Hartford
r Johnson, Baltimore
U. S. Heath do
w. H. Marriott, Anne-Aundel
John Nelson, Frederick
Dr. James Thomas, St. Nlary's
T. Herbert, Prince Georges
b. s. Forrest, Montgomery
Daniel Sprigg, Washington
The above named Gentlemen compose the
Senate.
The following gentlemen were likewise voted for
Thomas Emory
Samuel S Dickinson
VIM + Johnson
Robert w. Bowie,
John R. f. Chesley,
John c. Cockey,
Dennis Claude,
y. Bruce,
Thomas w. Veasy,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-21
Mechanics Bank,

4lerand,7a, Sept S, lS26.
A DIVIDEND of profits for the last six months O.:
IA TWO per cent the Capital stock paid in is Ing
day declared, payable to the stockholders or their %
gal representatives the 18th instant
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cashier.
cent6 cow