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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-23
LU MBER FOR SALE.

At JOHN HEMpfIIIL'S Wharf and Lumber Yard in
the borough OF Wilmington, general assortment of Lu-
be well selected suitable for persons for building, Or for
mechanics and large stock of Cedar and Cyprus SHIN.
Giles, constantly for sale the ovest terms fer cash.
OF the usual credit.
The friends and former customers of the yard and the
public generally, invited to call the ON SrAND,
where their ayors will be thankfully Acknowledged by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, .lyent. !.
June s, 1896. SIT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-23
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPAKTMEkT OF
YHy 9Th June, 1926.
cradle this Department TO comply with the subjuin
ed res luton of the House of Representatives the several
Claimants to whom ii refers are requested send hher,
by mall as soon practicable Schedules of their repec
tive Claims ting the tcuars eqred by the Res
oution, nearly may be, according to the following
plans
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-23
lumber 1852
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms are. to those who pay, during the month of
January or july six months in advance-Fow Dollars
year From those who do not pay above, Fve Dollars
Twill be demanded. II sub criber wishes to decline, he
must notify the editors Of his intention before the first of
June December and pay all arrearages. Without a
compliance with these conditions, paper will be dlscon
[tinued except at the option of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines for a term
than three months four times for dollar, and TWEEN.
y for every subsequent insertion longer pro-
morton. Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements be Inserted or they
will be continued till forbid Letters to the Editors
sure attention must be post paid
Adverns,ng 6ytheyear.
Ito Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
year SIS, 90 year S18, 90
mouths 8, months 9, so
do. q, so do 500
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-23
STATEMENT

hF the Acconn,s OF the Road Commissioners IF ST.
W Georges lundreI, New Castle County, for the year
1925 made pursuant 10 Law passed II Doser, 9th Tebs
1876
Amount Of Tax laid for the Support Of Roats and
Bridges, AZ IS cents IN tic 100 dollars 1893 ~
Errors allowed 81 90
Commissions for collecting and paying, 8 per
cent 1912
-----l Ia 79
Nett amount of Tax 1889
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-23
RAN AWAY

THROM the subscriber on the 18th inst, an indenured
hN stammering Black Boy Is 16 years old---namec
Max Rooe He carried win him, domestic
shirt (shcr sIeeves) vaentia Jacket, Ane blac
broacoih coat pair black cashmere pantaoons
nar blue plaid domestic do oil wool, and one hig
r hat Whosoever will return said boy 10 the srbscrib
shall receive dollars. SIMON BARSToWi
NO. 1853, Fling ST.
NJ d. All persons forbid harbo,ing sad boy upor
penalty of the new law, s. -
Wilmington, trna 20, 1896 ea~-%3g
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-05-13
THE TEFLECw0R.
&iaNU<EI'Ii..


4'ni| rei1iu- t4e rolnusii,. lai vlich introdur
t,' this Irt-t:ant and modest Attlr iuWer to the
il:~.i;v4it .,t-.r5-~
\, tc'st q W:i~iiela t,4~ tie \, rlar"d
:.,.7 ;,n:i intended spouse " Amelia 4. No,d
,.tH~-, ,u:a@ h.d, pa~sr~~in.. II til ch;.rnl~
.,,.~ MI, .or the !rroi!4r u ]: modern .ov,l
;:ui- ti:.; She took delight III creating tti:
-4.ol>i ii tie breast Of ncr ~ r-d hu~b MA!
\ ~, "rau;i4l .Alne, was an oM, child Of !,
N.!n"ri 'no'!lrr female cousin, possessing
Il :W personal charms. ana Still les fortune
h i'@rm brought Up with her from infancy As
ton!M', mi. anjl>- Stimulus to Ter education
il.~ nn4.AltIc ami I.u:nhi,- Charlotte was to- ia
4iicu;t 10 attract much attention IN the cir
N, IL 'vllch her CAV cousin shone with 50 much
~:lrn'or- which gave her frequent opportunities
N dispensing 4 part Of that instruction She had
'erelyel ca the more humble class Of her own
wv Returning from one Of these charitabl,.
,-lt~- Hil.' entering TIE @ay saloon OF her aunt.
terc h"r entry or exit WAS noW scarcely motto
N rs tnnln tie party amused il selecting flow
... N'..l9t t'le Co"n! and the other br;t'lN were
n n:Nr verses IN tho choice q! c;:.-l q the Ia
t..c>, Charlotte was desired 20 make hsr ,lec
'.on III \ i!DNcr, TIC >pii-!t!Y A,l"lia I4td ia
Yen Rose: other, 4 CAAnation .ilr. Or &c
flowers inos likely toc;ll toltl compliment: AMI
the dr.ir;'c idea Of Charlotte il scrrtn. he
,nn~t humble flower BY ptarinG >pri= Of Mig
u"Ertl- II er bosom, would probably have ra~,
N. iiMa9gltcd, had not the finatlon Of her gay
cousin Nijh a dashing colonel, who va, more
celebrate, !! bis conquest, III tn drawing room
tilan ii tic lri u battle, attracted th.a notice
ol tie Count so az 10 make his unea,i:,rss VI,
y!e, which the aninble Charlotte who ever I'll
'llou> Of tmeIlas real happiness, wished t. Il
;4n,r, aa@ 10 call back the mind Of her cousin.
demanded Tic verse for the lose The Count
~nW this tllrctiolslte trait in CLarotte.s conduct
to"1 out rs pencil and wrote for the Rose,
El!o Ne sltGuem jour, Ct ne plat qu'un moment;
"l..eh he gave 70 the lovely daughter, At the
Same tli.:r presenting Tie humble cousin With
lhi> line On the Misnonette,
Scs qualities sucrassent ses charmes.
inrlia, pride wa, reused, and She rc;aa
tcd rs 'lrr attention 10 the colonel and neglect
M the Count. which She carried % far j. ID
lhr2N herself into the poWcrofa protligate, vic
brought her 70 rein. The Count transferred lis
an"cuo.s from beauty u an.iuhiIitv ana re
oirm1 II the exchange, and TO commemorate
The c,cnt which had brought about his happ-
ness, and delivered him from a eoquctte, tie
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-05-13
MENTAL CAPABILITIES or FEMALES.

~
Every impartial reasoncr viii ;,!ion woman
has a n,Ind equal III every respect to man ;!to'
II may. aud often does lie under partial Il, ~l,ct.
II hy 10 means implies that WOMEN have not
adequate understandings, or tl.tt the, can nryrl.
~ brought 70 tie srn;r perfection Il, those u
the n:ia erN." Females lrt,r il c,rr, a-c.
Kept pace IN the Improvement Oh tcir n.in,'> III
ti"t proportion Of proper Indulgence am; ir,
hruan, which man cnir hatc;;liy styled their
lord and master, has uniformly extended to
them; nor j. il At all surprising tha, t:tM,tics sc
dom shonc VERY cons licuou>lv on the Stage OF
life, while man withheld lron them that rank
and Influence. which their Sex demanded. u!Id
nh;rtl nature intended The time, a.c ,sni,.
"lrn i va Thought /. aln shame iur I 4
n,le I, write 4 ,ttri The fines ar,, -,nr too
when il N,.s Thought impossible for i wonl;n u
learn Latin Or Greek This snpposition has Of
ten been demonstrated to be false, FOR women
have not cnly proved themselves protci MT
in Latin and Greek but also in Hebrew
we iin'l, on reference TO tIc page Of history,
that women have displayed more mental cNcr-
AoaN. and real Intr' pijiy. than arc often found
IL ~ opposite IN. Female, have Gn,crne!
statc,-trceilc'I Il rounv~-a,lj u>tel disputes:
thcv hay, headed armies ana endured liz. tolls
Of body and fatigue Of mind wliicl. are iuscp;l,
Llr from protractcd and arinou> campaigns.
In the literary world. the rank which l.naI,.
wltrr- holi. Is far 4om being nror,i,!crailr
Dramatic compositions are ustIl considered the
highest, and II this species Of writing they ll:t,e
obtained q ron~pc'tous place. nay c,en il ;Ie
more ab@trHsc departments OF science. ph:la>o
ply. and the mathematics, they haze eNrrI"d.
The female mind has Ir,n found capable Ct
rea-onln-, ~ the hypobc~., Of Lnckf-of com
lnentin= N ~ various >t',r,> 0. !; :l--nnd
"fc>r"tlatn- On rropo>ition2ol f.r.iid ~ tie
tue,1 subtle nd mathematical r,a~oalns ot d
iu~t arrangement Of lines and circles ;hi< can
'.ot"~u 13---i}.;~. WOMAN he, 1oue
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-06
RICHMOND, OCT. 6.
PROPOSALS

Tor carrying bt's Of the United States TIE fopviay
Poost Roo,fs tc be receiued the General Post Office
fhe CITY IF Washington until the I2h day Of October
saeJux
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17

provided, whenever the average price Q! oats snail
b. at OF above the price OF as per quarter; ahd
peas may iD like nanner be imported, "hc8eVet
Ire price shall be al or above 53s per quarter; and
by a certain Aci of Parliament made and passed 10
he third year Of his Male,ty's reign II IS enacted
that whenever foreign corn, meal or Hour, snaii DC
Admissible. under The provisions Of an Act passed
II the 55th year of the reign OF bis late Majesty
entitled An act to amend the law now in force
for regulating the importation OF corn" or under
the provisions OF The Act passed in the third yeat
Of the reign of his present Majesty, there shall be e
We'd certain duties therein specified upon all such ior
pign corn, meal or 1oui, when admitted Tor home
consumption ard where's by the weekly returns OF
Durchacss and sales OF :orn in the towns OIL England
and Wales, il appears ,h-t The average price o.
oats and peas at the present time exceed the prices
Of 27s and 53s per quarter; and II appears that
the price oil oats as well as that OF peas, is still
rising and that the crop OF oats, and also the crop
of peas ana beans, OF the present year, have failed
20 considerable extent, and that deficiency In the
crop OF potatoes is also apprehended 10 some parts
Of the kingdom: and whereas II The Importation,
for h me consumpton, OF oats and oatmeal and OF
rye peas, and beans, be not Immediately permitted
:cre is great to fear that much distress may
ensue.
And under the acts aforesaid, no foreign grain o.
the abngs description whatever may be the respect
live average prices Of the same. be admitted TO
entry, for homc consumption I'LL after the 5th day
HI! NovembeT III the present year when the next
Huuarierly average, by which the admission OF such
grain is regulated. will He made up according to the
Sproyisons Of the said Acts his Majesty, with the
advice Of his privy Council, doth order, and i, is
hereby accordingly ordered, that foreign oats and
OATMEAL rye, peas. and beans, whether warehoussd
otherwise shall and may from the date hereof be
permitted 10 be entered in the ports OF the United
Kingdom and OF the Isle OF Man for home consump.
on,prosided the parties making entry Of such foreign
oats, oatmeal rye peas, or beans, to give sufficient
esuretes, to the satisfaction Of the Commissioners OF
Customs for the payment oil any duties, rot exceed.
fling in amount the oulies hereafter meniinned, IN
case Parliament shall au'ho the levy and receipt
thereof that is 10 say--Gats per quarter 2s. oat
meal, per boil, 2s Cd rye, peas, and beans, per
quarter, SIS. Cd And his Majesty doth further or.
der, that such permission shall continue in force
from the date hereof. Until the expiration OF
40 days to be reckoned from the next meeting Of
Parliament, unless the Parliament shall previous to
the expiration OF the said 40 days make poryision to
the contrary. And the Lords Commissioners OF his
Majes'y's Treasury are 10 give the necessary drtc
tions accordingly. G, G. GRENll-l.E.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17
MAIL ROAD TO PHILADELPHIA.

We are gratificd TO learn that Col LITTLE has
received letter from the Post Master General
Informing him that, agreeably to resolution OF
Congress, passed at the last session General BER
NARn will commence. about the Goth of the present
month, a reconnaissance of the several routes desig
mated Tor mail road between Baltimore and Phila
depha. This resolution it will be recollecied, was
passed with view to the obtaining of information
necessary to determine the suitable for
mail road which will furnish regular transpor,a
tion Of the great mails during the winter season
The delays which have heretofore occurred have
heen occasoned by the difficulty Of crossing the
Susquehanna in the winter ard by the i-erable
condition oil the roads in its vicinity The survey
now to be made will embrace three distinct routes;
the first crossing the Susquehanna at Eavredegrace.
the second at Port Depos, and the third at Cone
wingo Bridge. Bait finer
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17

Near the nine mile stone, on the road from Bat-
more to Hayre de. Grace there is a handsome mar
BILE slab eected, wieieuD is the following nscrip-
ton -
:. about three o'clock ON The morning Of The 25h
Of March, $40, near this SPOT, the great Eastern
Mail was robbed, ard John HpGps, the mail driver,
was deliberately aud inhumany murdered by Pere-
@riae Hutton and .Norris ". b. Hail. who, having
pleaded guilty before the Court, weie, The 18th
dey Of July following, executed in the City Of Bal.
limore, for the offence .''-He,t Chester Rppub.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17
VALUABLE PROPERTY
For Sale, in the tomn Of .Arrcasti,

For Sale, In the toun of .NvWcastle.
4 LARGE Rtlding Lot opposite to the church, il the
n of the town; fronting on harmony street l54
feet, and fronting Orange street leo feet will frame
DIV cling house thereon The lot contains 10000 squaic
feet-s four feet above the eyes Of the street, and
contains gond clay for making brcks, as any IN these
paris II would make bricks for all The buildings would
contain The whole will be sod-or half, 10 suit the
purchaser.
Also--A brick building in Water-s,ree containing IS
feet inches Water-street and 81 feet inches back
and 600 feet into the river Delaware An ndsutable lie
tie will be given for the above property The brick hulng
good and subs anal of The plasering good
and would suit carpenter-asn it wants ;le capenerwcik
done If sold at Private Sale, it viii be sold AZ iaddc
Sale on Thursday the second day Of Novender VI, Al tue
honse of Henry Steele, O'clock ?. NJ or terms H.
ouire of JOHN AUi.L.
October 18th, 1926 oJfip
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17

Uenlh of N11joth.--Thc Norfolk Beacon Of
tuesday last says. I, will be seen by our obituary
ecord 70 day, that our anicpations Of returning
health have not been SO fully realized as we had rea.
son 10 hope. Several new cases, and some deaths,
have occurred since that time This is to be ascrb
ed to the uniavorahle weather which Immediately
succeeded our notice. Since Saturday night, the
temperature has undergone saluiay change, and
at the moment Of writing this article the thermom
e,rr stands a, c. wind N w Should il continue
q its present point few days, We shall soon be en-
ablrd to announce the total discontinue Of the enc
my''
The bill Of mortality subjoined 10 the above in the
Beacon, reports 81 deaths during the week prece
ding, II Of which were by malignant fever.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17
Young Ladies Boarding School,
No. 119. .Warket Street. Wnalliaa otnan

L this Seminary which is open for the reception
IN of popils, all the useful, and most of the ornamena,
branches Of education, will be taught with unremting dill
gence and every attention paid to the health, manners,
and morals of the young ladies' TERMS Of board and
'nn, per Or $50, paid in advance. Extra charges for
music and other namenal branches
w. SiIERER.
Wilmington, Oct. II, 1926. 95-4t
REFERENCES in Wiimington,-Rev. L. w. Gber Hon.
Willard Hall, Hon. Louis M'Lahe: Ph2adeibhaa-Rev.
Dir. Wilson, Rev Dr. Janeway, MIR. w. Janver, arrcl-
ant James Thompson, Esq, Professor Of Languages, Uni
ycIsity Of Pennsylvania.
The TMage Record, Westchester, will insert the above
three times and send the bill to the advertiser.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17
THE FIRST LOTTERY
TO be draun is the
DET.a WIRE tST,fTvE LOI'T!E{5E z

Fourth Glass: on the first iay OF Noycn.btr.
.Schene.-1 Prize Of $4,000 ot 2500 of 29Q9. e;
1880 of 1900, Of 1850, Of 1000 - Of 2G0 l55o 5J
780 of s. and $500 f 3 dollars.
Ticket 3-iialf 5o-Quarter 75- Eighth ST. ats
Washington fGpat Lotte,y, Sd, Cl,ss,.
To be drawn fhe 9th ot November 1t con0ifs
Prize of Sc 900; OF 2,JG0, # 1,514; of 600
Of 400 3S of 1O0 50 o 50i 1Oi OF 10; 1900 A
IO606 Prizes Of -
Ticket 81 C0-lIalf1 o0--Quarter 50-Eghh IS els.
Union Caaat Lottery 25th i3asS,
10 be drawn on the j. h OF No, enber.
iScheme-1 prizc OF $50 0ot OF 10000; # 4,Q00i
of 1000; of 500; of 1.02ei 10 o 100J; 30 Of
500; 20 Of 200; 50 Of 100; So of 50 1852 Of ~ and
lO6O8 of 5 each.
Ticket 5-Half 25o-Q iarter l 1.25-Eighh 50 cts.
Tickets and shares in either Of the above Ioet,rs, to
be had in great variety Of numbers, and cash paid for
prizes on demand, by
j. j. ROBINSON,
Oct IL No. los, Market street, Wlmnst ~, Del.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17
The Delaware Bible Society

KKIiL hold It's Annual Meeting in the Cd Presbyterian
w Church in Wilmington Tuesday the IL Ii of Oc-
tobcr instant and be opened with sermon by the Rev.
Josrrn WILSON Of Mddetoun by the Rev. A. X. Rus
sell of Newark his alternate.
The friends OF the Bible Society, of all denominations,
are invited TO attend. Z. w. GILBERT, Secy.
Oct 10
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17
BY authority Of the State Of Dela~are.
SAMUEL PAINTER, Governor of the said Sta'e, To

SAMUEL PAINTER, Governor OF the said STATE, To all
persons whom these presents shall come
WHEREAS, the first Tuesday OF October, being The
third day of that nnth, in the year Of our Lord tou
sand eight huntlt twen y-sX, Elections TO; the choice
of Represenlatve Of and for the said ale, til
Congress of the United States, held according to the
Laws of the said State, the several tereo And
whereas returns of The said Elections in due made
out signed and executed have been delivered to me,
cordin the Laws of the said State, by tie respective
seras of said countless anti having examined said returns,
and enumerated and asceraned The number OF votes tor
each and every candidate person voted Tor as such Re-
preventative, have found LOUIS Mel ANE, Esquire TO
be person highest in vote and therefore duly elected
Therefore, /, the said SAMUEL PAyNrkR, Governor as
aforesaid do according TO the form o an Act OF the Gen
eral Assembly of SAID State in such case made and
v,led declare tile SAID LOUIS McLANE the person high
est in vote at the elections aforesaid and therefore duly
elected the Representative Of and fer The said State If
Delaware in The twentieth Congress of the United aes
GIvEN under my Hand and the Great Seal Of the
u s9&Ss said State, at Dover the twelfth day Of
eSTSS October in the year Of our Lord ,i,oti-
S@wSs sand eight hundred twenty-sx, and Of
The Independence If the said state the
Ffiy.hist. SAMUEL PAYNIE Err.
by the Governor:
65--3s H. NJ. RinGaLr, Secretary Of State.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17
PRICES CURRENT Ar BnANpYw1sr Mills, Der. lC.

FLoun, supertine, per bbl. IS so S
Mddlings, do. 275 s 90
WHEAT, white, per 60 ID. o3
DO. red, do. 90
ConN, old, per 81 lb. 10
Do new, do so
Kiln-dred Corn Mca, per hhd IL so
DO. do. per Dbl : 5 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17

Slnce the arrival of the Cortes with from London
TO the 9Th September Flour has advanced in this market
from 25 to 81 cents. The price of NJ York flour yester
day was 25 10 81! per barrel.
" 4. .Her. .4dy. Ocs. H.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
At philadetUbin. on Saturday.

Cotton cr,p IL l21, dull; Ten. & Aab 10 II
Louisiana, IS; Flour, sup, per bb., 500 5,12; Rye
u; Wheat 90 95i Rye &c 70 Oats, A 49, Barley,
80 85.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17
1t will be remembered by our readers that at the
close OF the last session ui Congress, the House Of
Representatives came to the following resolution:

1t will be remembered by our readers that at the
close Of the last session ui Congress, the House Of
Representatives came to the following resolution:
Reso'ped, That the Clerk of this House be authorized to
employ Wm. Strickland, Of Philadelphia in conjunc
ton with the architect now employed in completing the
capitol in devslng plan for Improving this Hail. TO
render il better suited to the purposes of delberaye
semby that the Secretary Of Sa,e the Secretary Of War;
and the Attorney General be requested to act heard
Of inspection The aforesaid contemplated improvement,
during the OF Congress, and that if the said architects
devise any plan for accomplishing The object that shall
receive the sanction of the Board aforesaid they be anho
rised and directed to the under the direction
Of tie said Board.
Hesoiped That the expensesbe betrayed out ofhe
lingent fund
In pursuance of the above resolution, we under
stand that Mr.. Strickland has examined the con
strue}on Of the Hall, aud that he has been invited
by the Secretaries and Attorney General to repeat
his visit mex, week, when it is supposed that the
board wiil come TO conclusion as TO the i'm
provement 10 be adopted We are rather inclined
to the opinion that the measure suggested by Mr.
Nj Dnilie will be found he only effective against
the existing Inconvenience namely to throw q
horizontal Glass covering over the Hail. so as to
exclude the dome, in which the sound Of the speak
er is always lost a ceiling Of this description may
be SO constructed, as to combine ornament with
utility and il is probable that the cost would not
exceed $4,000 or $4,000. Should this plan be con
cludtd on, the is too far advanced to allow
hope that it can be carried into execution during the
brief interval between This time and The meeting Of
Congress: but the ensuing summer will afford suf
hcipnt time for its completion National Journal,
Oct. Ia.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17

q ,te proceeding uian ,ie bud policy Il the An.a-
'lcan government, aud depreraing he act as an
asorHiing blow 70 The preseA. commercial relations
# the Coleuts EaH. Gas
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17
Robertson & Little.
AGENTS FOR THE MANA

AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS,
No. g ynarkest Wiimingtoa, hi.
nj. Orders Cor Tickets promptly attended 10.
Cash always advanced for pzes he mnment presented
R03ERf50.; g. LITTLE.
-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17

MR.. RANDOLPH.-Th Richmond Enquirer
says. 1--WE understand that letter has been re-
ceivrd from gentleman in London, (dated The 4th
Aug. stating that Mr. John Randolph dined with
him and declared in the course Of conversation
that ihe United States The only country for o
man to live in. He was TO set out the next day for
France and was to return to the United States by
the lst December,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-17
frP w EDN ESDAT. 4Cl


As the object Of the Delaware Lotteries is good one,
few dollars might well be expended in the purchase OF
Tickets as he ayished objects not afodhg The
hope Of remuneration Those, therefore, who may feel
inclined take yentare in TIE 7yleei Of Forf will per-
ceve The necessity Of making speedy applisaton.
Scheme Il p ze of S6 600; Of 2,50oi Of 000
Of $50 / Of 1900; Of 1850; Of 1,o)0 lo Of 2oo
1856 Of 90; 730 of 6; 1900 of5
1ickel S3--IIalf1 5O-Qlartc- Is cts.
Packages Of 10 Whole Hall, Or Quarter ckels, certain
Of drawing nearly half Of their COST With many chan
ces for Capital Pzes may be had al the eithce
bv Certificate otherwise.
FOR SALE BY