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NEW SUMNER GOODS.
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IN assortment Of Sc<ApLE aud FAN
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Figured and shaded Gros de Naples.
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Fig d and plain Cnnton crapes
Grape Robes
Mandarin do
GAUGE yeils
DO Hks.
crapeLeeee assorted coiors)
Piping Cord and Braid
Black silk Vesiings
Large Indian Fans
Misses do do
Fine palm leaf 10
Tortoise shell tuck and side Combs
Fig'd and PLAIN indian, book, aud null mus
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Denmark SAITH
White striped Drilling
Bolivar Stripes Lafayette do
6rec'an DO Wilmington do
cirrassians
dentIemen's three cord thread hose
DO cotton n do
DO do half do
An assortment ofhandsome caIicoes g. gina
hams
Jubilee Cords Union Mixtures
IRISH Linens marsailles Vesifngs
Russia Drilling Patent thread
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An assortment OF superb Anchor Boiling
Cloths
II So. elee. Ut China (57 pieces each)
Liverpool Ware-consisting of Cups L. San-
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Glasses
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Commissioners Office, Lyuehburg, !
;

~o'u J"'y, ioZo'
The parties in this cause will take notice,
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of September next, To commence the ac
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ment. JAS. BENAGH, c.
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wgrranted genuine.
He has recently purchased the entire stock
of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stulls,
&c. OF Docts. Owens g. Leckie which in adj
dtion TO his stock On hand, together with his
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r fNSEED OLA few barrels OF
IA Linseed Oil just received by
WALTER IL. MIDDLETON.
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tinuance of their encouragement, by a nro,nn,
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pairing watches aud clocks, making and
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w iRGiNIA--At superior Court of Chan
" Gerry holden in the town OF Lynchburg,
on the 18th May, 1926
II. II. hi.ir d Co. Pits,
against
Benjamin Perkins, John ~ Rose, Thomas
Moore, Jr. Richard Perkins ard John Moore,
DEBTS.
The defendant, Benjamin Perkins who is
out of this country, and against whom, the
plaintiffs appear To have proceeded in the
mode prescribed by law against absent defen-
dants, still failing 10 appear and answer. on
the motion OF the plaintiffs 10y counsel, the
court doth take their bill fof confessed as 10
that defendant, and The cause coming on O
be heard on the bill. answer OF the defendants
John n. Rose, Richard Perkins and John
Moore, and exhibits, and upon the decrela
order OF the twenty fourth day of February,
1870, which appears TO have been duly served
upon the defendant Thomas Moore, Jr. WAS
argued by counsel, on consideration whereof
the court doth refer the accounts between
the plaintiffs aud the defendant Benjamin
Perkins 10 one of its commissioners, who is
directed 10 examine, state and settle the same
as also an account OF the trust fund in the
bin mentioned, aud of the application OF the
same by the trustees, and make report there
OF to the court with any matters specially
stated, thought pertinent by himself or requf-
ed by the parties TO be- SO stated.
A CODy-Ipsfe.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23
Earm For Sale.

4 WISH TO sell q Farm about ten miles from Alexar.
Il dra, containing 400 acres of Land, well tmbcred
and good Orchard
nov l4--wtf DANIEL F. DULANY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23


COHEN's OFFICE Baltimore
November Is. 1926
No. 1880 Gwen Number) Capital Of $4,000
24,342 Capital Prize of $1,000
1886 Capital prize Of 5000
1882 Capital prize Of lO,OW
lA447 CAPITAL of 60U
s. 1913 CAPITAL Of 500
1902 1llt4 300500
1901 ll75O 20986 sc,coo
7709 2O7o0 NN'' - 'A0o0
1906 2269S
1856 24519 S37060
1882 25973 3415l c..o.
1884 29429 princes " '''V
20975 305l6
40 9419. 1896 22132 2O92O7
1249 1886 1923 23O34 2lO5O
1910 1927 1877 1854 2952I
1858 $3.50 1918 24056 29418
5755 1O44l 170S4 25455 32149 .,,,
4756 lO765 1892 269l3 2932l (fE'@es 0' S1''
4l31 1861 1891 2691l $3.50
6710 11727 1855 2767O 351S7
6l33 1888 1880 27963 33997
1886 14456 22535 $1,000 34854
100 prizes Of S50--125 Of S20-25O of SI2, 1850 o.
So each.
..*rhe Capital Prize of Fifty Nousnnd Dola"
having been drawn by an even number, [3l960 aNucs,
cts therefore ending with either 4 or are emit
tied to ine Dollars EACH and in addition to any ohe
prizes they may have drawn. i
he Cash for all prizes can be had on presentation
the tickets at either OF the Offices Of
]. /. COHEN, Jr. s. BROTHERS.
nov 30
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23

Splendid Distribution of Prizes
in the
GRAND S7.4TE LOTTERY OF ND. No g
COHEN's OFFICE. Baltimore
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23
From the National Journal
A BRIEF REVIEW

Of some Of the grounds of Opposition 10 The present I'D
ninlsfyQfion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23

racy, of wild uproar, and tumuituous strife;
whilst, in the House, Opposition more hesita-
tingly pursued their course, and became con-
tented, at last, with an Unconstitutional attempt
to hamper the mission with instructions from
themselves. But the national sentiment began
TO be discovered on this subject, which, togeth
err with the lucid and powerful views taken OF
it by the President himself, in his correspon-
dence with both Houses, queIled the stormy ele-
ments thatwere raging, and taught opposi-
ton that it must hereafter be more sagacious
in the selection of topic, if they hoped to
make any impression against the Adminlstra-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23

territorial authorities. These duties, alone, are
sufficient to occupy separate bureau, but Con-
eress has never seen fit 10 establish new de-
partment
1t is not without good reason, therefore, that
the people, looking for the most capable OF their
public servants, have so often cast their eyes to
the Department Of State for successor to the
Chair. 1t is proof Of the selfish and ambitious
disposition Of the Jackson-men, thar they would
make the possession Oh the Department of State
a disqualification for the Presidency. Had their
candidate been statesman, their scrupes on
thispoint would, probably, have never been pro-
mulgated.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-24
Domestic s. MistrlIanro,ta.

A number of Gentlemen in New-Yorl
have visited the Steamboat Babcock, anc
taken a sail M her ; among them was DR.
Mitchell, who has given the following let
ter (which appears in the New. York States
man of Saturday, with the honorable testi
monlals -
Boy Of .\c,c- York, .7ug. Is, 1895.
To Stephen Northam, Esq. proprietor .
the steam boat Babcock, of Newport.
Sir-Being on board your vessel, on ~
excursion from the city of New York, 70
wards the ocean, state according to my
observation and enquiry, the following
facts:
lst. That the tonnage Of your boatbeinr
about 50 tons, she navigatcd Long ISLAND
Sound from Newport in - hours.
ID. That the fuel consumed during ,hC
voyage was no more, for distance of 20i
miles, than II cords of pine wood.
Sd. Th.t she passed from Catharine- sir
in our City, 20 the immediate vicinity O
Fort Richmond at the Narrows. n distance
of 10 miles aud back again to her place o
departure. in 2 hours and 10 minutes.
ith. That, being praciicalvessel whicl
has piled for nine months between New
por, and Providence, as a steam packet.
learn that she has rendered good service.
5,b. That John Babcock, the inyen;o'
and contriyer OF the improvement apparl
tus now in action, appears TO be ono wh,
unltss the funSto ofhcal, as man Of II
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CONfNITSICATIONl

Those citizens who are inclined - unit
in instituting survey to ascertain III
practicabillty and expense of cutting Ca
nal through the Island of Canonicut. an
establishing steamboat line betwee
Newport and Nsrragansett Ferry are re
guested to meet at the State. House o
Monday evening next, the 2Sth inst. at 7 0
clock, to take the subject into consideration
and to take such steps as may be deeme
necessary, preliminary to the establishment
of company TO carry the object into efTec'
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-24

MIlLTARY.-The Artillery Company
of the town of Bristol, commanded by Col.
Taylor, on tour of discipline and pleasure
paid us a visit yesterday. This fine COM
pauy left Bristol on Tuesday morning last,
about 2 o'clock, crossed the Ferry and con.
tinued their line Of march about miles
into Portsmouth, where they encamped
Tuesday night. Early yesterday morning
they struck their tents and continued their
march to this town where they arrived a.
bout 9 o'clock. and were received with a
cordial welcome by the Artillery Company
of this town under the command Of Col
Cranstou. THE weather being very rainy
and unpleasant the company took up then
quarters in the Court-li0sse. In the Souys,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-08-24

SUPREME CoURT.-The Supreme Ju
dicial Court of this State, will commence it.
August term in this town on Monday next
We presume the Court will not proceed tc
business until "Wednesday morning, as the
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mo 76.

conycntionalists, however. effected
an entrance into the Hotel de Vile,
traversed its deserted apartments.
seized the conspirators aud convey
cd them in triumph to the assembly.
Burden entered tle hall cxclaiming
Ptcforg! pictory !hstdif0w no lon
ger e,rist : The coward, Robes
pierre IL there said the president,
They are carrying him up on u hitter;
at course you do not wish him to bo
bronghtin - No. no. cried they'll
is To the place dc IL Reroiufion that
he must be carried. lie was pla-
Ced for some tune ut the committee
otgeueral safety before be was fi,ns-
tcrred To the lorciergerie. There
extended upon table. with bloo-
dy and disfgured eounienance. sub
lccted to thr view. to the inAr,tivea
and curses Of the spectators. he be-
held the different parties rejoicing u
yer his fall, and npbraidIng him
with NIL the crimes he had commit
ted. lie displayed great insensibili-
~ tn the excessive pain which he cx.
perienced. He Was conducted To the
Concicrgeric,. aud was afterwards
brought before the revolutionary tri.
bunal, which. on proof of his tdenti-
~, and that Of his accomplircs. sent
them To the seahold. On The 9sth
July. about five O'Clock in the cve-
ming he assembled the death-eart, pIa-
ccd between llenriot and Couth0n,
who were az much mutllatcd as
himself. His head was bound up in
n bloody cloth. his face was li,id,
and bis eye ALMOST lifelcss. An
immcnse crowd pressed round tho
carr, giving The strongest and must
NOISY demonstrations oi Joy. They
congratulated and embraced one
another, they came near 10 obtain a
better view Of him. aud load him
with imprccatipns. The gens IL.
nrnes pointed him out with their
swords A. for himself, he appear
ed 10 regard the crowd viii, pity
SaintJust Surveyed i, with an unmo-
we'd ryc; the rest, To the number Of
twenty two, were more cast down.
Robespierre WAS the last who asccu-
died the scaHold the instant his
head fell. the multitude applaudcd. i
the applause lasted for several min
nets. l.uignet's Mist. ofthe French
Req.
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DEATH OF ROBESPIERRE.

The conspirators finding them
selves, undone, attempted to escape
the blows of their enemies by dis
patching themselves. Robespierre
broke his jaw with pistol shot; Le-
bas followed his example, but with
better success he killed himself.
The younger Robespierre threw him
self from the third story. but survi-
yed his fall Couthon gave himself
many strokes with "A hcsltating hand.
Saint Just awaited his fate +; Coffin
hal accused Henriot Of c0wardice,
and threw him from window into
the ceginoH sewer, and fed. The
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08

Translated from the German Of Annenzeier,
svn. Up. l73, London, 1926.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08
Books and STATIONARY

nHE SUBSCRIBER has received by the
u late arrivals, direct from Philadelnhis
and New York, a very large additional SUP.
ply of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-08
Garden s. Flower Seeds
Vim Owens II q. l.. Leckie,
Garden seed

NAVE Just received from New York the fol
lowing Seed:
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Garden cress
Early scarlet short top
radish
Long salmon do
Cherry turnip do
Satisfy or vegetable
oyster
Earl, bunch summer
squash
Valparaiso squash
Mammoth pumpkin
Early caulitlower
Curled parsley
Tamatoe shaped pep.
per
Parsnip
Purple egg plank
Earl ashing,on peas
extra early aud fine
Dwarf blue imperial
do
Dwarf prolific do
Tall hlarrowtats do
Early Charlton do
Early France do
Early dwari cluster do
Dwarf marrowtatS do
Early Lafayette do
blue Prussian do
Tall knights honey do
eklIb lIHC
Tall sugar peas (eat
pods)
Early mazagan beans
Long pod do
Green nonpareil do
! elbow six week snGps
Dwarf white kidney 60
China dwarf do
Scarlet lowering do
A few bushels potato
oats, two dollars per
busbel.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-03

II WILSON has for Sale at his Bookstore, No. los,
Js Marke Street,
neys Pocket Map of the United States, for Travellers
DO. of Delaware and Maryland,
Geold Browns Grammar,
Murray's English Reader, TO which prefxe, the De-
hntons Of Elections and Emphasis and Rules for Read
ing Verse, with Key, exhibiting the method of applying
the infections, well emphasis, also actually app-
ed By sensible Characters and agreeaby to the directions
naned in the Key 10 the whole Of Mr. Murray selec.
tons BY ~ n. artlet author Of "The Practical Read.
er, &C. Fourth Edition.
German and agricultural Almanacs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-03
TO BE SOLD ar PRIYAIE Sale,
A PLANTATION

In Mill Creek Hundred, Newcastle County, Del This
il property known by the of Mount Washington.
and is pleasantly situated in healthy neghborhood, IN
part of the country much frequened on the Newport and
Lancaster road, about miles from Wilmington conve-
nient to places of public worship, mills &C. and only
about miles from the Spa Springs, which promise 10 be-
place Of great resort and where extensive improve
ments are about 10 take place The farm is within u miles
of limestone quarry, and contains $50 acres more or less
adjoining lands of Jeremiah Springer, Benz Springer,
Andrew Ford and Frederic CLAIR There 60 acres Ut
excellent timber and large proportion of watered mea-
dow The land is of good quality, and stream slii-
cient for any kind OF machinery small scales runs
through the premises The improvements are large
DIV cling house with and entry the first floor,
and on the second, With kitchen adjoining and
cellars under both buildings excellent we'll with good
pump the door log barn and carriage house good
sone spring house never failing spring Of water;
lime kiln; and large bearing apple orchards witt from
$50 to 500 trees of the choicest fruit The property will
be shown b, jeremiah Springer, John Hoer living on the
farm. Conditions will be made known by
WIN. BURN, Mason,
Springfield Township, or
WM BURN, Tanner,
MARBLE Township, Delaware CO Penn.
January s, 1926. l[lmp
If not sold BY the 9Th of next month"; the above property
will be tor Rents and possession given the 25th Of
March, ensuing.