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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-07
DIR. G.. EREEMANS
COUGH DROPS, OR I.N'DL9A SPECIFIC,

LyOR tie cure OF colds, coughs, asthmas approaching
consaaptons and alldiseases of the breast and lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Marketstreet, Will
TESTIMONIALS.
LANCASTER CouNTY,
FOR the information Of the public, DO hereby certify,
that the following persons, whose names are herein
mentioned personally appeared before the subscriber
one OF the Aldermen for the city of Lancaser and being
duly sworn affirmed seseray deposed and declared,
that they had made OF Dr. Carkson Freeman cough
drops Cor Indian Specihc) upon themselves With the
greatest success for the curing of coughs colds asmas,
consupons splitting Of blood and diseases The breast
and UNGS-and that in every instance their effects were
complete and intaoe, vii. appear BY the following est-
mony OF those who have used them.
Isaac Broom aged y years Of the city Of Lancaster,
long time grieyously airied with cough, pain
and stitches his sides and breast, night swea, and copi
ol discharge of from bis lungs, and al the symp
Of cOnsumpiiye Applied 18th September, 1925
complete cure by using his Indian specific. Affirmed and
subscribed, January, 1894.
.7ea .lqsaa aged 50 years. Of Manor township, Ian.
easier county, long time i'll with mos, violent cough
symptoms above and much emacated Applied August
Sill 1871 complete cure BY using bottles ot Specific.
Sworn and subscribed io, November SUh 1921.
jim Lrsr aged IS years, Of Lampetcr township, Ian.
caster county. symptoms above and splitting OF Blood
BY using bottles, and year and six months
and Affirmed and subscribed to, Decem.
Der 5th 1921
1s7.as S.se aged 50 years. Of Little Britain township,
Lancaster county. long time symptoms shove, com.
plee cur, ~ using the specific Sworn and subscribed
Is MAY 2aa 1922.
pe:sr .A5,igst, aged g. of The cityof Lancaster.
Csa5aa h.Iaa, aged 81 Years, Of Leacock township,
Lancaster county, i'm Barr Of Newcastle county, state
of Delaware aged 81 Elizabeth MKew aged 80 years. OF
Lancaster eelns. Benjamin Wilson, aged IS years. Bucks
county ill., Nathan Zones, aged 81 wears, Suas-
ourgh owhp, Lancaster county Jacob saeberger aged
~ Lancaster County. jour Burgis, aged 80 years Of
strawsbaTsh Lancaster county. Adam WeHeil, aged 4e
years. Of Cones;oga township, Lancaster county.
Each Of the above named persons labored under most
violent coughs pains and stitches in their sides and breast
pr long time, accompanied with night sweas, hectic
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-07
The United States Review
AND LITERARY GAZETTE.
October 10Th, 1896.

Contents Il 70. /, yoi. |, .far Octe5er, 1926.
Rerie4-The Diplomacy Of the United States Memoir,
and oe'ical Ronances Of The late Jane Taylor The Ii
and times q Frederick Reynolds The Greek Lexicon 81
sehrevelms. Euagies on Adams and Jefferson
-Msesaany a Border Tradition Tie New York Iycc.
um Of Natural History.
ot4gina! Peftr1-sonHe,, Mary Magdscr- The Jub.
cyial tsAees-Pfince New England Chronology. AZ.
rcnlr4l Society Of south Carolina Ncholsons MechaS.
c and Machahist
intelligence list Of Scw Publications HIM.
mng-brds Botany. Vegetable Life Salmon n ponas
Posts. Iceland. tissisn Marine Dome d Milan. En-.
ghsh Gardens teofana. OasgraThy. Wfales' Boncs
dug W Calculating Machine. Death Of Infant, II M
sia Books IN Tibet. Bones Of Extinct Races plant
n Trenches Chinese Advertisements Discovery Of =
Roman Town .te Aurcuay Organs. New Publications
~, * 14tSa STAT Reste;g eHd Lieary Ga.fas IS
published every month Each number contains SO Mares
9e'aFo max ns Two volumes year q 40 pages each
Inc ANIMAL subscription price is MI todafs
sa5'tntt'2ns rltstuea 4! tbs one.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-07
100000 DOLLARS.
The UelaWare Fire Insurance ro,,n,.

INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of Tie
j. ware, with capital Of one iundied thousand na a
The President and Directors Receiving s.s.
tons for Insurance, at their Office, No. o. shipey M
between Front and Second Streets against LIS. l. M
every description Of Buildings in general Merclsnds
Ships il Port and their Cargoes; Household Furnin,e
aud other personal property Also against loss or dama
by inland transportation goods wares, merchandise ss
country produce. NV
Terms Of insurance win be a,orable as any os i
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia or New York p
ties assured, may repose the fullest confidence n ~
solidy of its capital and that all losses will Be promn
adiusted by the company. ~
CORNELIUS d. BLAsEr is Agent survey property II i
insured, for the town and vicinity Of New Castle
LEWIS H. Evans is Agent to survey property to BE- /,
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton. =
ions CLOAK is Agent TO survey properly to be Ins,ed
for the town and vicinity Of Smyrna
JosEpn JoSEs is Agent to survey property 10 be p,.s
for the town OF s-Cheser and vicinity.
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baily, VIM Chandler,
David C. Wilson, Joseph Grub,
Joseph G. Gilpn, Robert Porter.
WI. SEAL, President
d. BrRSEs Secretary.
April TO- 1896. "a
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w. G.. CONNIE,

TAs the pleasure present 10 his friends and patrons
Ill tile 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, 9Th Class.
The drawing Of which will take place in the city of Bal
tmore, on WEDNESDAY the 18th Nov. and will be com
peted in ONE DAY.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-07
Tas J1Loriag r9rls may % haa at
A. & H. WILSON'S Circulating LIBRAR,

y Il . IlIB ".
- Us. MAKE, .ieet.
m = -. Il 49,. ,oi & $500 90
RI LII. 5f r. Mab'eta.
me i6sl,eTn.
f,ris,o-rss yssr;, r.,,a-e
Phtl4d-pha 81 Gl4ecsss, Layers, Physiea5s First
c.rcie, Wis,a,.P4f;rss, sc
IAlkes II L9nd II,
G4eties < GfaY.ties,
Moyrs's Life IT Sheridan
Kelly's Rem n.scenc4s,
hor.='. American Revolution,
Merry Taies 81 the three ai.e men OF Gotham kc
A view ii s1uth America AMI Mexico. wi5t com5lete
Fs,sts y ;s- Rsvslfs57 ear 81 the
The Religious ard R-g ois Cerenon IS 81 m nstia6.
With View 81 The present state Of s wol ]. Is It'll
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-07
MEDICAL NOTICE.

ESHE Subscriber, DocToR 81 MIpIctSt and pRAcrtcAl
CaLsisT, respectfully informs the Ladies' and Gentle.
rs Of Wlmngfun and Us vicinity, that be has com
aeaced 70 prepare Medicine in MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware, in tie house otpaate VI. Henry
Is4tss ,s Lte75sr Pard-Nhere ,e prepares the fol-
iaias Mrl,ihcs The sulphate Of Qinine. This medi-
alae contains e acve principle ofthe Peruvian Bark, and
.hen properly prepared the best medicine as yet dis
covered Tor tie cure q Agues, Rement aud Intermittent
reSers e also prepares BalAmic Restorative for dis.
-es q Tbs Breasl ad Lung, Pulmonary Consumption
ihuisic, AMI medicine which viii efecualy cure the
Aos' distressing Headache matter how long contn
snce nay he. lie aisu cures the Toothace III few
nnutcs without making Of ANY OF the corroding acids
ftd Ao ron, plugging the teeth with gold leaf OF
leel lea! Inc medicine ne makes Of viii preserve
AZ eet foT wears tieprepares Tooth Powder that viii
hteh ne teeth be the! black from taking Ii
me any other cause DR.. r. prepares an Eve Wafer
At viii remove a inh4mnaiioas from the eyes have
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some Of them
cippes fr years from il Names or signatures do not
require, Is see i too much the custom with quackery
FIon my practice Of medicine and my experience and
snoaeise q chemistry, able extract medicinal
tlss Contained animals, vegetables and minerals, and
an apply them tor the different diseases tile constitutions
q people may want hem Persons afflicted wish Cancers
i ihty make timely application. can be cured.
There is medicine sold BIZ the name Of S.sair's Pana
- wtc ld n9t hear 81 until III SWANS adyer.
sement, sene ieR week, past hen called on some Of
I'VE most em'nen' physicians ~ Philadelphia, and spoke
NrT respee ng re P4nacel, and informed them that
lad tie authors works ~ho invented the medicine and
discovered ts trecs the cure OF certain diseases An
rs gentlemea spoke tie subitc' sail thew we're
seftsn taat NIs SWAIN tie inventor Of the medi
cue The mar Vat invented the PAnacea was one Of the
ge4tes chemists t4t Europe proalced and Is dead near
J" aa red year and H. writings difficult be had.
H. NE nam as ct some part ot lls ks, or some
fsfson tlTe nm receipt from The work have 10 doubt
N a.s nah ffepAre9 chemical and real preparation
al The PASACEA. vimcli NiI sen 4, one dollar Der lot
le III Ae dalen, AMI ohe dpl'5f and ffty cents single
~ r. P.t psfes Nah fiji tile Ladies which removes
az sp9t hfnPlops sa eters from tic face and hands,
ana GEARS aal oeaathes Tie KIN He also prepares
s4ve ta' val take Gums 81 Tie roots from Tie toes
and not gte the ieas; scus4ion of n4ln.
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NOTICE.

R0M absolute necessity, well inclination, amdc.
L termncd 10 close all my accounts forhwiih; those
therefore, who indebted, and do call and pay
give their notes payable short dates Will find their &C.
counts placed in the hands Of unceremonios vstels n
very welcome perhaps for collection and however
unpleasant may be TO to adverse measures noo
ger time can, or will be given in any whatever
2Yh Sept 1896 j. WILSON,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-07
REMOVAL.

GEORGE McORKLE, respectfully informs his friends
w and the public that he has removed TO the Corner Of
Market and Second Streets lately occupied BY josiah H.
Briggs where he intends keeping for sale ageheai assor
ment Of
Saddles, Brides, Whips, Trunks, &c.
And all articles in his line Of business, which he will dis
pose of on the most reasonable terms.
All orders thankfully received, and promptly attended TO-
Wilmington, Sept. %, 1926 9O-st
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-07
FOR SALE
a e II. UILSO.v'S
Book Asn STATIONARY SToRE,
M 1n5 3J1rL,ot Street.

NIurrays, Comlys Iarrisons Smiths, Ash's and fs4f
chelps GIammars
krkham's Grammar, second edition
MARS introduction to Latin s. ntax
First Lessons in Geography and Astronomy, by j. A.
Cummings, price IS CTS
smley's, Adams, Gummere's, Workmsn's, and Morse
Biographies
Bars Lectures on Rhetoric, Barclays Cateehism
Grimshaw's United States, with Questions
Conversations ON Chemistry
Do on Natural Philosophy
Tayiors Agricultural Essays
New.York Expostor, American Orator
Hor's Chronology, Murray's Exercises
Hardies Cordcr Colloquia
Pixies, Jess, and BENEFITS Arithmctics
CipheFing and Copy books. Receipt books
Ruled Memorandum and account books, &c
story d Jack Miigdyd the Sailor Boy; or the pirua,
Family designed for American Children in Families and
Schools by William 5. Cardell Fifth Edition.
Clarke's lNDELlBLE PERMANENT INK, for @rlig
on Linen apparel Silk and Cotton stockings, table andhd
linen, &c. with common pen. This Ink will not nlle
the most delicate texture and cannot be discharged m
also the only method of identifying such property
Common ard Extra fine Red and Black Sealing wax,
Lead and Paste Grsyons, Gum Elastic 1apers Nstneann
other Cards, Sun Classes Court Plaster Indian ln Eoy
Combs, Lead and Slate Pencils, Tooth brushes 10y
Paints, IN boxes or single cakes Cames Hair Penel'
Pocket and Dressing Combs
Eice-paper, Enigmatical cads,
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HIGHEST PRIZE $780, 900!

.Scsenle-1 prize Of $4,000 of 10000 of 10000;
II OF 5000 / e 5000 OF 4000i 10 of 10O0 10 Of
500; 50 Of 100; 100 OF sos l25 Of 2o 25oof III 1850
Of 3.
ls05l Prizes amounting to S3O8, 000 IS 900 tickets
Prizes payable in CASH sixty days after the completion
Of the Lottery, subject to IS cent deduction but
be had the moment they are drawn at Confines Offices
MODE OF DRAWlNG-The numbers will be put in.
one Nhee usual and in the other wheel will be put
the prizes above the denomination of Four Dos and the
drawing proceed ID The usual The 1851 pr
Vt 80 each will be awarded to the odd numbers
IL The Lottery, the may BED dependent en- the
drawing of the capital prize d $4,000, that is TO say il
tie $4,000 dollar pize should come out odd number
then every odd number in he scheme will be entitled 10
four dollar prze If the $1,000 dollar prize should come
ont 10 an even number then all tie numbers in the
scheme will be entitled TO . dollar prize.
The odd numbers those ending with /, ;, s :, or
The numbers those ending with Q 4, o. g. or o.
This mode OF drawing not only enables the Commission
ers to complete the whole Lottery in drawing but
has the great advantage Of distributing the small prizes
regularly every alternate number in the scheme that
the holder Of two tickets or two shares of tickets lone odd
and number) will be certain OF obtaining least
price, and in the alto for any greater quantity
4 ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme is not
restricted from drawing an inferior one also-msn, tickets
therefore, will necessarily obtain TWO PRIZES EACH.
JAMES l.. HAWKINS, }
NArh'L +. WILLIAMS, Commissioners.
WIN X. STUART,
PRESENT RATE OF TICKETS.
Whole Ticket, $1,000 Quarter, $3.50
HALF, 500 Eighth, 1.25
Those who prefer paying only the difference between
the price OF certain number OF Tickets Shares
equally odd and Numbers and what they of
necessity must draw advancing the entire value of the
Tickets have certificates accordingly In which
there will be pay whole Tickets, odd and even
sl2 356 tickets, S57 Oslo do sol IS aud for greater
numbers and shares propoItonlely.
For The greatest variety OF Luck numbers Odd and Even
Adventures IN the Country respectfully invited TO ad
dress Or seLd their commands 10
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-07
Nov. 2
STATEMENT

OF the Road Accounts Of Bra1dssas H4seJ, Newcas-
de County, for tile year 1926
Amount Of Tax laid for the support Of Roads
ard Bridges do!iar4ge 2eT.7ll and 81 cts,
4 IS cts 10 the 100 dolls 1891 81
Balance Of Tax Tor yeas 1874 per Settlement ~
Los s.
Error. allowed on dolarage 1901 60
Commissions cish. percea;. 81 q
10 u
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CONINE'S
Ever True Homes Of Fortune.

~ 80, Marker eet, sV doers a59te NJ marker,
al 7genc, Va 2l7 Maret street. DOR ne u
L5at5 erect Bai.more AZ. S9u Tlrd stte. Pi;lade.
bhIG.
Where Prizes of 10000 dollars $4,000 io4gs, Il, 900
dollars 70 900 dollars, 900 dollars 600 loas 0UO
~ &c Sc have been obtained, in all amounting nearly
100000 DOLLARS.
IT Tie Lottery lnelligencer" issued at Conine Of.
fees will be forwarded, gratis all those who make their
investments at Confines Offices and viii contain the draw.
ing Of the above Lottery at large.
laiy 81 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-07

Ly0R tie cure OF colds coughs, asihmas approaching
consuptons and aldiseases of the breast and lungs,
for sale BY JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Marketstreet Will
mngton, Delaware.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-07
NEXT LOTTERY.

Washington Canal Lottery, 81, Glass,
TO BE drawn fhe 9Th Of November, 1t contains /
Prize Of 5000; Of 1900; q l,5l4; Of 1000 10
81 z09 So Of 100i 50 Of S0 lui Of To- 1900 Of 4 and
1U6J5 Plies Of >
Ticket So 0O-iIaf / o1-Quarter 5o--Eigh,h Is els,
Caion Canal Lottery 25th Class,
To lie drawn on he 18Th OF November.
Sslsms-l prize Of $1,000; of l0,0J9 Of 1000
Of 20JJ; Of 1900. Of l,01j; 10 Of l.003. 20 Of
500 - or 200 81 OF 100; So of 50; 1852 Of 20 aud
1858 Of 5 each.
ricket 5--H4lf :. 50-Quarter l.25-Eigh,h g cts.
Tickets and shares either OF the above Lotteries, to
Sc had in great variety of numbers and cash paid for
p,.zes on demand, BY
J.. j. ROBINSON,
MY 2 No los Market street. Wilmington. Del
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-07

NJ l15, Market teet.
woodstock. 2vols. s. Tie 4lthor # W4ysrly IL.
The = 4c4niers IL Amercs, 3 vols
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

4 FARM Of about two hundred and fcry acres situate
IN n White Clay Creek hundred Nsacss lie Comfy,
about half mile from New Atk-aie he residence Of
Francis ODane ofths about 20 acres are woodland
Frs the residue arabic. The buildings stone dstl
HEEL ling House, two stories high nearly newadionins
which IS log dwelling, two stories lgh- og house Ot
tenant-a frame hsrn-corn crib &c The quality te
land is about equal TO other il the vciHiy lies well oF
cultivation and is easily improved There fine spring
Of water the house, aud the v hole farm is wei W.
tered On this place is excellent Quarry Of BuIin,
Stone It is not deemed necessary mlnu,cy de.
crbe the premises, as Ii is presumed lat those who may
wish TO purchase will previously view the land for them
selves. For particulars apply 10 ALLAN ROBlNEIT
Merchant Philadelphia; Or BENJAMIN FERRIS, VIII
mngton
Wilmington, Oct 6, 1896. Oft
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b. III. YARNALL.
No. 81, Market Street.

Betpeen I'd and 3D. Streets, Philadelphia.
- constantly for Sale general assortment Of Adslor
Z SanGrsaa's bes refined CAST STEEL Of the r6ost
usual sjzes-in round fiat and square Hars; also Shear
Steel English lilsiered and German steel Borax Anyls
wees iles and Rasps-ogeter with most Of the articles
u the HAHnwAaE and Cutlery line ali Of which win be
sold al the lowest market prices
tmadelpna, mo, IL, 1876. 77-3mp
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-07-07

nary motives aseribed to me for giving that
vote. If had stood alone in opposition TO
this bill, there might be some color at least tor
the imputations that have been cast upon me-
but voted with many of the Western mem-
bers; the purity of whose motives has
not been assailed-I voted with men who
had long served in Congress, and who
better knew, even than | did, what was
best calculated to promote the interests of the
new and unsettled states | returned home,
and my first and second elections again came
on, and every effort was made to prejudice
the public mind against me, on account Of this
vote. The people heard my explanation, and
they then, by large majoriGes, approved OF
my conduct ; and am happy to say, that one
OF my present competitors, Gen. Duncan, was
one of those who then honored me with their
confidence; circumstance which take the
more pleasure in referring to, because it as
sures me, that no matter what any OF his friends
may say against me on that subject, he will not
lend his aid in any attempt that is making, or
may be made, to impair your confidence in me.
in consequence of that vote.
AT the succeeding election, the same objec.
ton was again urged against me, and except
IN some counties where my explanation was
either not known or not distinctly remember
ed, its effects were the same that they had
Dee" a. INC '"o 'ifs' eiecuohs AFTER the vote
was gwen. In the absence OF other materials
10 WORK upon 1t is again revived, ard it is now
lor 'ne ioufth .i'ne' ielio" citlzehs, tor you to
say, "hetnef nave been guilty IN that vote on
such an offence as to forfeit your confidence.
| The question is for you to decide, and shall
most cheerfully submit to your decision.
nave now submitted to you as briefly as
could, the reasons which influenced my vote
IN the eiecuon OF President, and on the bill re-
i''lhs 10 inc raohc Lands. II there be other
votes with which any OF you are dissatisfied, /
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Sl2ln D1p,A5pOLss
EDWARDsVILLE. JOEY 7, 1876.
GENER AL DUNCAN.

We made passing remark or two, at the
time, on the production of ga Citizen" in
our last. We now wish to add word on the
subject. The writer is liberal in his praises
| OF the General, and claims his election to Con.
sress on account of his gailantry as soldier
and his legislative talents.
We said--we will say--nothing to detract
from the merits of Gen. Duncan in his military
career. 1t affords US pleasure to recognize in
friend and fellow citizen, one of the gallant
defenders Of his country. But we are no.
among those who think valor the chief reuui.
site in legislator and if it is to form the prin.
cipal claim to civil office, We have certainly
men among us who have equal, if not superi.
or pretensions to General Duncan There are
Gen Samuel Whitesfde, Gen. James d. Moore.
Col Samuel Judy, Maj. VIM. p. Whiteside.
MAJ VIM. MHenry-an many others, who de.
tended the infant settlements of this Nhepl
Territory, with as much bravery, and display.
ed as much patriotic gallsntry as General
Duncan, or any OF his associates, ever did
they have never come forward and claimed
seat in Congress for their services and would
not their military claims be equal to those Of
Gen. ID. And when Gen. Moore was candi-
date for the Office of Governor, we did not
then find those who now claim civil Office on
the ground OF military services, giving him
even cold support, or silent vote. In truth,
we have not offices enough in our gift, to com.
pensate all the brave defenders of their coun-
try.
With regard to Gen. Duncan's talents for
legislation, which we by no means wish to un-
derrate, we will merely produce a specimen
At the session before the last, he was appoint.
ed chairman of the committee on Military AT.
fairs of the state Senate, and took upon him.
self the task OF preparing an entire new sys-
tenn for the organization OF the militla-for
which he was supposed to be peculiarly quail.
fled. He took the .oA6le gear, between that
session and the succeeding one, to do it in. At
the last session he presented his system; ana
such was the confidence in his peculiar quail.
locations tor preparing militia law, that the
Legislature received and passed the bill-al-
most without reading it; certainly without
close examination. 1t was afterwards disco.
vered that the General had, without intending
it, dismissed most, if not all, of the officers
from commission, without providing Tor the
election OF new ones; and an amendatory law
was passed to replace them all in command.
Now whether, after the officers were dis.
placed by the regular course Of law, the legis.
lsture had the bosper to put them in command.
in any other way than that pointed out b, the
constitution, is a question which may best be
answered by examining that instrument. We
think they had MOI the power. The constitu.
ton provides thai the officers lexcepnng tas'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-16

90 Number Lottery, by combination aud pern.taion--
Five Ballots 10 be Drawn