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and lrn no stone uoturnrd IN s,ov tb,r
their opposlfinn Is based nnon eorrcct and
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published thr reasons of fbrir conduct. b,.-
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BrLsIprRr, N. J. Feb. 2l.-Dd"ard
Anderson, the man who was apprehrnded
some days since uear Columbia, as the
murderer Of Miss Cunningham, has been
conveyed to Elkton for further exam'na
ton. We have been informed by gen
tcmAn Of responsibility, who has had fire.
qucnt conversations on the subject with
him, thai he acknowledged being acquaint.
I'd with the real murderer, although he
denies having brrn accessory 10 il. He
certainly bears y very suspicious rrsrm-
blancr 10 the description given of the per
petrator of this horrld act. He has scar
On his chm he had with him. bottle
green surtourt aud a shirt with tn" wrist
band torn oG; which facts are mentioned
Of the IfaL mnrRfrer.
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Hugh Alexander, esq Postmaster At
Baton Rouge, La. eff $500 reward fer
the apprehension Of Henry Bajnd,igie
Cor mail carrier, who robbed the m =,
on ,hrroutc betNcpp B,ton Rouge and
Lafource, on the 18Th January, of letters
containing about goo in money aud some
lottNrY licktls.
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Il, winch the hnidti ~ IN I,fhpis, ~ two
3uhlrH, VIA tie ccrinn o. obIauiag al ieaH
ON PkIE, aud ataN d1eW llIKEEl liza
mode oi drsaing winch tssrCurra by Letters
Patent nndei scHi 81 lnc tmled States, bns
been again adopted bl The ComnlsSl0RERs
nippon ted - the 10FfRroh hni LourciL, ia
consequence Of IL uni,tniiea popnbaHs-
lhe " hole schrmr Ia te dieWr ~ ONE
II n and will take place ia The City 81 Bal
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1o,ooo Tickets nj 81 Sl6o,OOo
Not one Blank IL n Prize |!
NODE OF DRAINING

The Nunbers viii br put into one Whesl
as usual aud ~ thF UtHer wheel III bs
put tbr lIizcs HboVr tiir Denominations Of
!. our Du,lnrs, aud the drawing 10 propress
~ The u,ual manner lhe 10000 pti3.s of
81 viii br awarded 10 the odd Or even nun
hrrs ii the LOTTERY, - the ohse nlhy be) de~
pendant 90 HE inF I'll The Capital fri2e
Of IWepIg mr. houtaud DOHGrs, that IS to
sHl , II lhr > 800 1uiiar PIE should cone
uul II al Gda Number then GefV Ord Anms
IN The sthfme vii b. rnt,1ea ~ II "a prlgt----
II tne u, 100 pliae should come oui TO M e.
zen Number, ihcu all the Lrtn .Nnhbrry IN Tho
ochtne All be "ach entitled Ia prisr oi -.
Odt Nbmbers end uih !, 3 B., or len
-N'upberstnd 1tiH :, ! y, 3 u y
\ Ticket dfaWlne IA superior r'ize in His
orbrnr Is ll0i redfIcitd nom dIaning NJ IN
irrlur one aiso many ticket therefore ,.iIl
necessarily olto.n TWO fKlZE5 EACn!
Fase splytd to dsdutfion Of IS percent.
md Pa4abie strig d1s5 GJtsf the drapM g, bu
cum D. md, as usual COHtN'e OFflO h.
lie MONEN 1ntY ARE Drawn.
e. Tickets will klse,
on the 2J'h ut MARCH 10 Eve DOLLARS.
all orders dated previous IL tb,d Day, viii
be- snpld,ed al The following Onglnoi Jyies
~.
Uhoie Tickets I'd Quarters 81 90
Un.TfS EfghhiS so
10 b. lad m the greacsi ty ni utbels odd Il u.
ven AZ
q OIL a1toss
Lottery s. E1cbouGe.c Ece, No. IA, Mrris,
street, bniitVv-r
Where the greut aud maguiheent Capital
Prize oil
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
in the a5t Grand State Lottery, was sold in
One Hall aud Two Quarters (ALl1O DIS
IANr ADVENTURES and 1ehere fpDre
Capiid Prizes hars been sold than ut am az
Ntr QDce ~ Ameriea.
- Orders from any part Of The United
States, either by mail post paid or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or prize
Tickets in any OF the Lotteries, will meet the
same prompt md punclual attention as if on
personal application. a. BE parttcaiar.in iii.
rectngtO
j / COHEN, in, & BR0THERS-Baliiuor
O. COHEN ) GnseHe md ioitefy Rsr.
Ter, viii be published immediately after ia
DRAWING and wilLcontain the complete list
of the Prizes il WILDE forwarded gratis 10 an
who purchase their Tickets at CUiII,N's OF.
FiCE, and who signify their wish to receive
III.
Baltimore, February 24ih, 1926.
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AfAE AQ1xA OF r4AY
T,ceaty rue IAooslm oiiar.

2os-p m'ses,Nmounting to Si60 900
l9l7l--
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A0ttry 4 EIcI0URt.t Nce, No IA, Movie,
street, baltimore,
Where the great aud maguiheent Capital
lrIZn III
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Adventures wishing to secure chance or
chances in the above schemes, nra particular
" requested to send their orders immediately
Anhrnsa 10
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
REVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS.

~ THn SENATE THE U. STATEs.--FEDRrAnY e.
Mr. Mills, from the select committee 10 whom
The subject referred, reported the following bill
for the relief Of certain surviving officers OF the ar
my OF the reyolution.o
" BE it enacted &c. Tha, the accounting officers
Of The treasury be, and hey herby, directed and
required to adjust and make statement and distri-
button Of ----- dollars among such Of the survi
wing officers Of the revolution, by the act OF con.
gress, made on the 2ist day OF October, $780, were
entitled to half pay for life, and shall apply, in wr.
ing, Tor The benefit oil this act, TO within
months from the passage thereof; the dis
trbutlon TO be made in raleable proportion, &C
cording to the annual pay Of such officers and
when the distribution shall be SO made, certificate
shall issue to each officer aforesaid, for his pro
portion Of the sum above mentioned, TO be signed
By ----- and dated on the lst Of January last, and
bearing an interest Of S per cent per annum, paya
BILE quarterly, and rsdeemable at the pleasure Of the
government Prorided alicays, That no certificate
shall issue by virtue ct this act, unless upon ev
dence fully satisfactory, tina; such applicant is en
tied to the benefit thereof, to be adiudged by $50,
nor to any foreign or other officer or officers who
has, or have been, heretofore provided for by any
special law, account OF his or their revolutionary
services; nor to any officer who now is, or hereat
ter shall be- on the pension list unless such officer,
IN his application aforesaid, shall relinqush all
claims to such pension in luture.''
The bill was read and passed 10 its Cd reading.
The following is the report Of the committee on
the subject:
The committee to whom was referred sundry
petitions of officers who were in the service of the
United States in The line of the continental army,
at the termination Of the revolutionary war, beg
leave TO report:
That tor the purpose Of retaining in The army Of
the1Unted States, during the trying scenes of the
revolution, officers whose experience and abilities
rendered them eminen'y useful, and perhaps ne
cessary, for bringing the doubtful contest to sue.
cessful issue, The then congress, by an act OF the
2lst Oct. 1880, Resolved, That half pay for life
should be granted such officers as should continue
in the service until the termination OF the war;
| That this measure seemed necessary, both to the
congress which then conducted the war, and to the
commander in chief, not only ON account of the
great merits OF those officers, but Of their frequent
designations, occasoned by peculiar difficulties
growing out Of their want Of necessarics, and o
their pay, wherewith to purchase them; which
measure, in the opinion Of the commander chief
to use his own words was attended with all the hap
py consequences he had fore,old, far as regarded
!, the good ofthe service.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28

We learn from the Litchfeld Eagle, that notice Of
intention OF marriage between Miss Gould OF Corn
wall, and the Indian Boudino, was proclaimed few
Sabbaths ago. Since the Indian Marriage with Miss
Northrop, public opinion has become so strong
against these proceedings, that the clergy who at
hrst sproved of this amalgamalon of the tribes of
Adam have rather set their faces agans, such things.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
-~--nB G1CpsfL "a

.NeW London, Con. JAM rs, l8g6.-1n the case
of Bennet " Kinyon, it was held. that the captain
OF Militia company might. lawfully, put soldier
under guard to 6ne him, or ride him on the wooden
horse, for contempt and Of the matter of contempt
the Court was the sole Judge. Advocate.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28

A sword was recently presented to Captain War
rngton, by the Governor of Virginia, in the hall of
the House of Representatives as testimony of re-
spect on the part Of that State for the services Of the
gallant captain, in the action with the Epervier, in
April 1924. =
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
HIGHEST PRIZE sa5, 1000 DOLLARS,

Brilliant Scheme.-1 prize of $4,000; l of 10000 :,
50O0 10 OF oO0 Is Of 500; so of 100 100 Of 5O 10h
of 90 $50 Of TO- 90 000of4 20,829 prizes, III bank
40, 900 Tickets.
Prizes payable in Cash sixty days after the completion a
the Lottery subject to IS per cent deduction.
MODE OF DRAWING.--Thc numbers will be MI, M,
one wheel usual and in the other wheel will be nut The
prizes above the denomination of Four Dollars and Tho
drawing to progress in the usual manner. The 90 GN
prizes Of "a each will be awarded to the odd or even nm
bers in the Lottery, Gas the may be,) dependent
the drawing of the capital prize of S25,000 that to saw
if the $4,000 dollar prize should to an odd n
ber then every odd number n the scheme, will be ena
four dollar prize if the $4,000 dollar prize shoi
come out 10 number, then all the even numbers n
the scheme will be entitled to a dollar prize.
The odd numbers those ending with /, 3, S. 7oro
The numbers are those ending with g 4, g. s. or
This mode of drawing not only enables the Commissioner
10 complete the whole Lottery in drawing but has r
great advantage Of distributing the small prizes gur
every alternate number in the scheme, that the holder
Of tickets two shares Of tickets Gone odd and ore
uumber will be certain of obtaining least one pr,p
and in the ratio for any greater quantity -.
Ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme not
restricted from drawing inferior aso-many tickets
therefore, will necessarily obtain TWO PRIZES EACH.
James T. Naskins, .Natli r, HMiams,
James B HingS1fd Commissioners,
PRESENT RATE OF TICKETS,
Whole Ticket S5-tialf }.50-Quarer l.25-Eighh 62l
Those who prefer paying only the difference between
the price Of any certain number of Tickets shares equal
y odd and even Numbers and what ;hey Of necessity must
draw advancing the entire value Of the Tickets, can
have certificates accordingly. In which there will be
to pay tSo whole Tickets, odd and even, s6 606du
$40 80l0 do s33 90 and for greater numbers and shares
proportionatey
TicLcts Sb0res nDd TpyfcGtps fe snn,s 10 M bad
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-02-28
CONINE'S OFFICES,

No 50, 5irtet street, az his Agency, No. 2l7 Matts
sfreef Banore and AZ h,s office, No. Souh IHrd srei
Phiiadeiphig.
NOrders from al parts Of the Union, (post paid vii
meet attention, if addressed w. c. CONNIE, Balaa
or Philadelphia
lMPDRfANr.--For the security of purchasers, 81
shares Of Tickets in this Lottery, issued at CONlNES
OFFICES viii be countersigned by the Commissioners.
Feb 81, 1926,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-05-06
THE PASSAGE OUT.
TO BE Continued.

Love all trust all be able for thine enemy
Rather in power than in act.
Give thy thoughts no tongue,
Nor amy unproportloned thought his act.
When the feet came round to the Mothc7-bank,
we marched to Cowes, and embark ed on board the
good old Cast Indiaman. Earl Howe commanded
by Captain Murray. The recruits for differen, c9r1s
in India were chiefly convicts from the Hulks, who
had committed their punishment for general ser
vice; there about one hundred of this de-
scription, with twenty-five English. Scotch, and
Irish lads, picked up by the recruiting parties, in
the common way. Many OF the conyicts, and few
of the young adventurcrs, were married and it
was really heart-rending scene to witness the
paraton Of several seemingly fond wives from their
husbands By his Majesty's regulators, only Ger
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mirror, aht hfGh lhr s.iti!t l0iIi! h".:;t winch
,h"ni'l W ~ clear ana >t,it.Ir>, Is thal aud
Ike that to reflect ~, ma = only hut then
and her eye grew bii-.l}rr and her .olcr more
earnest Is She lrGcrt';eti..-'- then came one
Niorhan~.d forever ii.. c'srrr at OF uy thoughts.
who taught nae thon,anI nrw idca, and feel
,n&>.-,rt nothing perhaps OF Ill, unlr,, TO love
h,n,>ci, too well one more hh' tIIr ideal forms
Of beauty which the >cu ptor :, art has made nri-
n'urtnl, than any thing OF earthly In0Hli.-ouv
Tor love of whom forgot all the pleasures and
IA the pllns OF existence. all my delight IN the
beauties OF nature, all my joy IN til" society of
those who lbIri in' best for all these were cen
tered in thee, bat thou heehr, not = she added
nourniully. for She no responsive glance of
affection in the uuli sd eve, before her, thou
hcedc>t not, and perhaps thou hast no pity or
attention for the ,h"> nt poor Syrian glr
" Ada he answered, and the tone oths voice
alone thrilled her to the very heart, : Ada, the
hour /, come. and mast part
:" PArt!" She family ehrcked as she chung to
his arm in almost conyulsivc agony, " how
why part oh no. thou art only hooking me-
HIS reply was IA mourntul and u long one, for
he told her all of his nature and his doom He
spoke OF the of man S creation, when he also
and his fellows, an Intermediate race between
mankind and angels, Were created, two to guard
the several outlets olthc four streams which Wa
tered Paradise OF their neglect of their duty
and their punishment, Since that fatal hour
they had been permitted each WItha companion
oi the same form and features as himself. to
dwell beneath those fountains, from whence the
sacred streams once issued. and alternately to
pass one year IN perpetual Alumbcr; that in the
alternate year they were permitted TO rove at
pleasure through the earth Listen" he ex-
claimed, even as | tell this. my brother chides
my stay, for to night is the last of my wear of
my liberty" There was pause for Il moment
and faint voice, like music in a dream, seem
cd TO breathe these accents along the waters:
Come, Eros come, have slumbered long,
But the hateful spell hath passed away;
Come, Eros, come, or my earliest song
viii be poured to chide thy tedious stay
Now is the hour when nv wings of feetncss
Shall bear me AWAY over shores and seas;
Now is the hour when my tones of sweetness
Shall rival the sigh of the stream or the breeze.
Come brother come
TO our fountain home:
Yet my strain will often mourntul be,
When think on thy sleep,
SO dali, so deep
As haste to the pleasures prepared for me;
70 drink up the dews of the cloulless skv
When the winds breathe soft and the stars beam
high:
10 pause tor the nlghtingae's musical notes.
AS her song thro the murmuring foliage floats;
Or to wander away BY the far sea shore
And lie lulled by the rills in some sparrv cave,
Or join, when the rage of the storm is DER,
In the fairy dance by the calm clear wave
On vale and hill
may lnger still
While the sun his annual course shall keep
ari,J
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TIE LADIES' GARLAND.

pie were inscparahly connected; that from va
rlons dreadful causes the exercise of this had
frequently become desirable to the poe>essor
aud that Eros and Antcros were the last Of their
race, each endowed with the faculty of destroy
ing the other and himself at the same moment
But when hr spoke Of the lirccs,i;, Of inmc,li
ate separation. hi, voice grew vet more Ealtcr-
ing and low, nor could the maiden hear with
much astonishmcn how he had delayed from
day to day to Communicate the dreadful secret
aud even this MI ht, the last perhaps on which
they might ever meet. 50 long had summed her
presence from horror of the ayDwal Mean
Whilr, an hour passed away. Ada had listened,
even calmly listened to all lhis; no tear, no cN
clamaton disturbed the course of his narration
the qnlvcrlng OF the lip, the throbblng of the ho
som. alone revealed what was passing within
She even cndcavourcd, when all was told, to
words Of consolation She spoke of the pc
Rod Of their separation, of the time which must
pass surely if not swiftly, of the incxprcssiblc
delight Of their next meeting, and of the hope
which would cheer her solitary hours He was
calnler and less sad than before, when sudden
ly shout was heard, a torch flashed through
the neighbouring thckct. Fly" she shrickcd
almost lnarticnlately, :" fly, we both lost"
One passionate embrace, one groan of uncon-
tIoilt' HllHtf --llt tlulStU mo the lbuntdln,
and the cold water concealed him from the sight
of hi, helovcdit might be, for ever Mean
while, the tumultuous crowd came on; Seize
the ldolatrous Pagan. seize the sorceress,' was
the universal cry. The aged Deacon Of Ga
dara. man remarkable for his jealous hatred
against the remnant Of unbcevers. himsclfha
led them on. lie approached the maiden, who
stood shrondcd IN her veil, in appearance as
liiclcsS as the waters that flowed by. ..Woman,'
he exclaimed, thy crime is certain dreadful
will be thy punishment" At this moment a
winged form >prang forth from the yet troubled
fountain, {" Avaunt." cried the undaunted Priest,
'avaunt, and trouble lis not this is the hour OF
the -\lmightv's retributIon.' The spirit threw
on him one glance of proud dsdain and scared
away through the darkness of the night The
old man again turned toward lis victim. and
commanded her to reveal her rank and name
No answer was returned. With rude, unpity-
ing grasp, he flung aside the conceang mantle
drew the clasped hands from the pale. lovely
brow, and fell senseless into the arms of an at
tcndant it was his daughter
TO BE GO NTINUEp.
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~ hope that much misery which it nilcts will soor
be prevented. Surely it would be better to enlist
only single men, aud, afterwards, to permit
but 4 regular number marry, than to brea. asun-
der of the most sacred bonds Of human institu
ton, and laccrate atfectiona.e hearts with incura
bic wounds. know not any grievance in the ser
vice that requires correction more than this
The women stood weeping the quarterback
around the first officer MIR Nesbt, who Was pre-
pairing lots in hat for them TO try their fortune q
chance, as all OF them, they well knew, could 10.
accompany their husbands the men were pressing
forward from the waste to witness the touching
scene, with anxiety strongly painted on their cou1i
tcnances the passengers were looking down upon
the poop With no common degree OF interest; ana
many OF The sailors had climbed up the shrouds tc
view from alot, what excited general sympathy
had been deeply struck by agony Of fear anG
hope that appeared in the pale looks of pretty
girl who stood speeches., with babe in her
her checks tricklng stream Of tears, and the
whole of her department expressed the profound
ness of silent grief AT length, the name Of Nancy
Gordon was called she t,enbled from head TO
foot, The chief mate, Perceiving then that she
quite unable to advance to the capstan, on which
the hat placed, humanely took it to her, where
she was leaning against gun, and, to my supreme
delight, she drew forth prize. Never did behol'!
such an instantaneous change in any countenance
light seemed at spread over it, and she instinct
lively cXclamed-'' Thank God :" kissed her baby,
and flew TO her husband, who ready to receive
her with transport of JOY in,lescrbable
During the passage. cultivated the acquaintance
Of Nancy and her husband he told me their mean
choly story, and give it as follows, nearly in hs
own words
can extensive, cheap farm, that hal supported
my father and mother, divided at his death be-
tween me and my brother; but, as had been made
expert penman, disGked the plough, sold my
interest il the land, and set up innkeeper in
the town of N. The coach from Armagh to
Dublin stopped at my house, and profited BY the
passengers Besides had great deal Of posting,
and very good share of general business, 50 that
vas, in short period, right shining fellow in
that little town Every there. who had a mar.
rlagcabe daughter, began TO pay me small attcn-
ton.
81 encouraged the belief that my father had left
considerable sum in ready cash for fell in
to the erroneous opinion, that in this world, limo
cent deception is something of great use i there
fore got every thing on credit and kept my money
snug, at SIX per ceutum in the hands of q gen
tleman who was partner in the Newry bank. No
firm in the world was thought substantial 49,
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JOHN WILLS, C.

Vlrg min.
At rules holden in the Clerks office of the Super;o.
Court of chaneeiy for the Lynchbnrg District the 10Th
day Of June, 1870.
John 4. waodson, admir- with the will annexed Of
Ferren Giles, dee Pit.
against
John Diekey and Nelson Clarkson. Susanna t,iIra
ana jneob WoOusOn and Sarah his wife. Dtfis,
The defendants John Diekey and Susanna Giles
moi having entered. their appearance x given security
according 10 the ofAsembly O. the rules of this eour
Il II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
moi inhabitants OF this country IL ordered that he
said defendants do appe here the stday OF The mex.
term and answer he said bill Of the plaintiff and that
eopJ Oh This order be forthwith inserted in news
paper printed IN the Of Lyuchburg, two months
suecesFely and posted the front door OF the court
house IN the saGtewn. Copy. Jeste,
as ID. R0DES,D DC.
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Virginia:
At Rues holden in the clerks Office Of the sun.r;o
Sour OF Chaneery for the Lynehburg District he 10Th
day of June, 1896 'e i0'h
Sophia Crawford. Thomas Crews and Sally his wife
Edmund Penn, William Long and E7sbe,k III, w; f.
y ilham ID. Wren, adm'r of Nancy M'crcdir. decd
Thomas Haskns and Matilda ash in her own rpht and
as exea OF Abner Nash, deed, MI, ''u
against "
Charles Monday, admir- of James Penn de,,d Co.
phin Crn%i1 and Elijah Fletcher. exet'x and ex'r of
" Imam D. ,fa"iord, dec Sophia Burrus, Samuel An
ueson and James Rucker eXet'x X exrsC Ioeenh finr
rvs, Dec d. Martha Penn and George Penn, adni'x and
adm.r OF William Penn, deed, Claiborne w G.aoh
admir- with the viii annexed of philip C;ooeL dec,d
thomas Penn, John ". Holder and Catharine lis ite'
The ds,fnJ.',' o. Defts.
ca ms appearance and ven security according Ia The
actor Assembly and the rules of Thu, court aud
rug, rug p Sr h evidence tina, he is an III
cant do appear here H.. first da, Of The a", 80,
ani%t b 's o Of The plaintiffs and tina, copy ohs
IN ,he town OF lynchburg for two mon,bs
andposed at the front door of tne conr, hns 81 ~,
sand town. Copy. Te,ta '''-"o"se III tAe
i,WIIIS.C.r.