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NOTICE.

II. persons indebted 10 the estate Of jon, CROW,
a Esqp decreased, are requested 70 make immediate
pay men and AZ persons having claims against said estate
are requested present the samc without delay duly an.
thentica,el 70, settlement 10 JOHN NinODY.
Newcastle, Sept. s, 1896 S5-tf liai,1srofsy
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INFORMATION.

EXTILL be sold private sale, the time Of coiored
w @hois IL yeals Of age, has yearto srrve--s nu
active and heahys good cook, and can wash wen 81
do any kind Of work about house kitchen His d;.po>,-
ton is remarkably rac'able. lie would make i g,nl
coachman, IS calculated for almost any kind OF business
For further particulars apply At The Watchman Office
Oct. g. 1896. g--,e1
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-10-31
CONINE'S
Ever True Homes of Fortune,

No 80, Market street, tv ors abore n centre marker,
and Agency, No 27 Myke street. dosr he Garner 81
Ltbery snee Balnoye, W. Souh 2%rd srse., Piiadi
hhia.
Where Prizes of 40 900 dDlars, 25 900 dolars GG0
d.ars, 70 900 dollars 10000 dollars 10G90 oilsi 5CLG
&c. &c &c. have been nbtained in all amounting a nnalA
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The fotiowing porks may be had at
j
A. & H. WILSON'S CIRCULATING LIBaAR'
No 105 ul.ket street

A. & III. WILSON'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
No los, Market street,
Woodstock, vols. BY the author Of Wavery, sc.
The Bucaniers nt America, vols.
The Last of the Mohicans,
The Suhalern,
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Philadelphia; Chances Lawyers, Physicians, First
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100000 DOLLARS.

d Tie Lottery Inelligencei," issued At Conioc OF.
fees viii be forwarded, gratis all tbuc who make he
investments at Conine's Offices and viii contain the ,!;aw
ing Of the above Lottery at large.
July "a. 1896
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NOTICE.

yJSIE BooKsELLrNa and SrArIoNEnr business, and the
IL CIncULarIsa LIBRARY, hitherto conducted by JAMES
WILSON, will be continued by the subscribers.
A. & H. WILSON.
Wilmington, August 90, 1926.
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.=--sssazsr==S==s. NO. los, Market Street.
Murrays Comly's, Iiarrisons Smiths, Ash's and Tgt
chell's Grammars
kirkham's Grammar, second edition
Mars Introduction to Latin Synax
First Lessons in teogfaphy and Astronomy, by ]. a.
Cummings, price 25 CTS,
Smiley's, Adams, Gummere's, Workman's, and Mofse5
Biographies
Blars Lectures on Rhetoric, Barclays Catediism
Grmshaw' United States, with Questions
Conversations on Chemistry
Do. on Natural Philosophy
Tayior's Agricultural Essays
New-Yntk Expositor, American Orator
Iiort's Chronology, Murray's Exercises
Iardie's Corderii Cooqua
Pixies, Jess, and Benefits Arthme,ics
Cipherng and Copy books, Receipt books
Ruled Memorandum and account books. &c.
Story Of lack Hulpdrd, the Sailor Boy The Vitiuchi
Family, designed for American Children in Families add
Schools.--By william s. Careell. Fifth Edition.
t2aile'S INDEIlBLE PERMANENT INK, for writing
on Linen apparel Silk and cotton stockings, table and bea
linen, &C., with common pen This Ink VIII not nlmt
the most delicate texture and cannot be discharged. ms
also the only method Of identifying such ropery
Common ard Extra irc Rel and Black Sealing wax,
Lead and Paste CrGyons nm Elastic. lapers, VsInSa anu
ether Cards Sun Classes, Court Plaster Indian ink, l.oy
Combs, Lead and Slate pencs, Tooth Brushes 10!
Pants, in boxes single cakes. Cancels Hair PtieiS
Pocket and Dressing Combs.
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HIGHEST PRIZE s5o,ooo!

Scheme prize of $50 ,00O of $4,000; of 100000
OF 10000 Of 5000 Of 4000 10 of 1000; 10 Of
500; 50 Of 100 100 Of sos 125 OF 20; 250o l2 1850
of g.
l8,05l Prizes, amounting S508, 900 IS 900 tickets
Prizes payable in CASH sixty days after The completion
of the Lottery, subject TO Is per cent deducon but can
be had the moment they drawn at Conne's Offices
MODE OF URAWlNG.-rhe numbers will be pu. in
wheel usual ard in the other Wheel will be put
the prizes above the denomination of Four Dollars and the
drawing to proceed in the usual manner. The 605 pr
of SO each will be awarded the odd numbers
in the Lottery, the may be) dependent the
drawing of the capital prize OF 5300O0 that is to say, IL
the $4,000 dollar prize should come odd number,
then every odd number in The scheme will be entitled
four dollar prize; if the $4,000 dollar pze should
To an even number then all the even numbers in the
scheme viii be entitled 10 { dollar pri2e.
The odd numbers those ending with /, g. $, q or g.
The numbers those ending with 2, A. +, 8, or o.
This mode Of drawing not only enables the Commission
ers to complete the whole Lottery in drawing, bur
has the great advantage of distributing the small prizes
regularly every alternate number in the scheme, that
the holder OF tickets shares Of tickets Zone odd
aud numberl will he certain Of obtaining at cas,
one prize and in tho ratio for any greater quantity
ticket drawing superior prize in slis scheme is not
restricted from drawing inferior alsomany tickets
therefore, will necessarily obtain TWO PRIZES EACH.
JAMES l.. HAWKINS, }
NATIiL r. WILLIAMS, { Commissioners.
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Nett amount 9f tax

Orders paid By Rsbert GaBresA, C>leetor, as f,N9.
1925, Nov. 24-Adam Grub, oyerseer for aogk
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PRESENT RATE or TICKETS.

Whole Iicke $1,000 U0aTter, s3.5O
Half, 500 Eighth, 1.25
Those who prefer paying only the difference between
the price of any certain number OF Tickets Shares
equally odd and Numbers, and what they Of
necessity must draw 10 advancing the entire value of the
Tickets, have certificates accordingly. Ia which
there will be to pay two whole Tickets odd and even
Sl2 $50 tickets, S37 Oslo do. sol IS, and for greater
numbers, and shares propo tionaiely
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advenurers in the Country respectfully invited ad
rtss or seGd their commands to
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Cash giren for R,qG.Sn, Ms OMre..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-26
Fall and Winter Goods.
JAExES w. SCOTT.

South Wesl Corner Of King and Faifar,streets,
MAS received by the packets Columbia and Chaun-
4 cey, from New-York, where they were bought
chiefly auction for cash. general assortment of
sonabe
Foreign and Domestic Cry Goods-such as
Superfne and COMMON cloths and cassimeres
Rose, point and dufil blankets
Flushings and bookings
Scarlet, red, white and other fiannels
Plain and striped British and German lnseys
Sattncts various colors
Silk, worsted, and lambs wool hosiery
Cloth, chntz, and other shawls
Silk and barage hhdkt's.
Plain and gd Gros de Naples, Italian other silks
White and colored sattins and Aorences
Figured and plain rbands
Swiss and Scotch book, null and jackonet muslns
Irish liners, linen cambrics and lawns
Sup and common prints and gnghams
Scotch plaids and camblets for coaks
Plain and fg'd bombazetts, various colors
Ladies and gent!emens horsesk in & beaver gloves
Domestic plaids, stripes and checks
Bleached and brown sheetings and shirtings
German burlars and ticklenburgs
Scotch and Irish brown linens, twill'd sacking;
Cotton yarn, from the most approved factories &C
With IN extensive varetyof other goods not mention
ed, which are offered for sale at reduced prices, by
wholesale or retail. oct IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-26
FROM LIMA.

Commercially Important On Friday last we
received, and published, from an intelligent
Baltimorean, at Lima, an interesting letter, Civ
ing the state Of tha, market on the 9Th July,
and list of vessels in port, being considerable
later than our former advices from that quarter.
That letter gave list OF articles paying 80 per
CT after 9th February next, and which now pay
out so, as stated in the following letters, which,
though not of so late date, give some further
interesting information upon this and other
commercial matters. We hope our govern
ment will not fail TO have our great and grow
ing interests in this quarter Of the commercial
world fully attended 10. The duty ofSo per CT.
is direct blow at our domestic manufactures,
and, if persisted in, will have most seriously
injurious effect upon the interests of this coun-
try. 1t is expected our Government will send
out competent Agent, forthwith, thar our in
terests generally, there, may be properly repre-
sented. rhat.it has not been done this is a
matter of regret and surprise. Bali. Patriot.
Extract of letter from citizen of the United States,
dated GuAIAaUII, oath June, 1926.
~Our cotton manufactures are becoming gen
erally known on this coast-their consumption
much increased, and they have superseded, in a
great measure, India and British cottons. But
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-26

either through the intrigues Of the English
merchants, or some other cause not known, the
Peruvian Government have made new Tariff.
to take effect in eight months from the 9Th OF
June, inst. by which our domestics and other
articles of manufacture will be excluded from
Peru, because the duty of 80 per cent will a.
mount to prohibition. 1t will be necessary
for our Government 10 take active and prompt
measures to restore our trade to its former
state, by Commercial Treaty, and by sending
out Minister to attend to our interests, in the
same manner as in Chill and Colombia. | an
mex list Of the articles on which duty OF 80
per cent. is laid, to take effect in MONTHS VIZ:
Domestic cottons clothes, ready made; soap,
hats, sugar, sweet oil, lard, boots and shoes,
saddles and brides, tobacco, gunpowder, sui
phur, salt petre, wax and tallow candles, all
kinds of spirits, chairs and furniture Of all
kinds"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-26
Now Millinery Store.

SALLY A.yD NlAhY N. JOHNSTON,
NNTIsH to inform the inhabitants of Alexandria that
w they haye openeda Millinery Store on Fairfax
street, opposite BRYAN Hampson Sons Mary NJ.
Johnston has just returned from New-York with the
LATEST and most fashionable Hats, and is ready to xbi
bit them to the public The ladies are invited to cali
and examine for themselves, and they respectfully soil.
cit share ofthe public patronage. sct2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-26

= ne annexed sketch, from the Commercial
=. 'er'iser, will serve 10 show the manner in
~n impeachments against Barker, Eckford,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-26
Y'Y IlER'S
Medical and Surgical .lournal

NORTH AMERICAN MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
" JOURNAL, conducted by Doctors Hodge, Bache,
Coates Meigs, and La Roche, No a, October 1926;
published quarterly, SIS per annum.
Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, No. TO-,
October published monthly, S. per annum.
Franklin Journal and American Mechanics Magazine,
edited by DR. Jones, No. A., vol 2, for October; pub
lished monthly, with plates, 81 per annum.
Westminster Review, No X. price Sc per annum.
Subscriptions received to the above periodical works
by PISHEY THOMPSON
Washington Oct &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-26

JONATHAN ELLIOT has re commenced the Print
81 ing Business, at his Office on the Pennsy vana
Avenue, where he will receive the commands of his
friends, and the public generally. His materials are
new, and his terms will be moderate.
GJ Book climbing Patent Ruling, and every descrip-
ton of Blank Work required in Public Offices, prompt
y executed, at the usual prices
oct 25-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-26
Que hundred Dollars Reward

NOR securing in any Jail MT and BILL, two ne
4 groes, who ran away from Arlington estate of G
w. p Gusts, Esq. Nat is an excellent cook, snail
black man, and in rather i'll health Bill dark brown,
low and stout made, about twenty-five years OF age,
OF fifty dollars for securing either.
MOORE DIXON, Agent.
Arlington, near Alexandra, ID. C.
oct 81 If
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-26
Dancing School.

EWISCARUSl respectfully informs his friends and
IL the public, that he has taken room in Col Pey-
tons house, corner of King and streets, for the
reception of scholars, and will commence teaching
WEDNESDAY,, 8th NOVEMBER NEXT
L. c. having other engagements early in the Spring,
will make up but quarter in Alexandria, he there
fore socits those who intend becoming scholars, to
make early application Glasses for young ladies', on
Wednesdays. from IL till o'clock, p. NJ and on Sa-
turdays from till p. NJ. Glasses for young gentle
man, on the same days, from till o'clock in the
evening. oct Is 2w
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-13

pbSe OF pnpeT anu DoVhs- w IVA u
style of pointed iron the natives can
impress fair characters, and write
swiftly and legibly, without using ink
oil any kind. What singular pro-
vision, when oor manufactured paper
was unknown! Now observe, the
righteous are formed, by grace, to such
a texture, as TO receive the ialfesi aud
fiEest impressions, under the ministry
of divine truth, 2 Cor Gil. 3
That the trut and foliage OF the
palms may no. be injured by rendlng
storms, paiure has provided some oil
the strongest bandagc-, sort OF can
sass which holds them firm Tllu'
the righteous re united and hound
together by the ties Of love, a spiritual
md divine affection which is stronger
than death. This protected the pro-
phets and apostles; this preserved the
martyrs, the prosecuted Waldenses,
the reformers, the 1000 elected minis
tiers, and the numerous French refu
gees. The righteous man, however
poor, or prosecuted, or desplsed, ranks
with the excellent 9th earth, as The
palm with the first and finest of trees
This is the man to be respected The
majesty Of bis principles, and the pu-
rlty ofbis actions, rendered him like
the stately cedar on Mount Lebanon:
a tree OF righteousness the Lord's
own planting
The palm is said to rise high; TO
fifty, sixty, and even to an hundred
feet 1t seems to present its fruit
towards heaven, and making an offer
ing TO God, Thus the righteous
mount upwards; they rise in the affec
lions, desires, and arms, towards God
and heaven
The palm regarded as 30 emblem
of con stancp, being always green.
Consistency is one property of the right
eous: they hold on their way, and dc
net draw back to perd,ion
The palm is the emblem of fruit
fuiness, it bears fruit every month
Now Jesus Christ said to his desciple.
Il have ordained you tina, you should
go and bring forth, and your fruit
should remain"
The palm isan emblem Of patience
Oppressive weights may be hung Oh
IFS branches without hindering lis
growth, Or preventing its thriving
Thus the christian often Ihrives mos
under oppression, and in circumstance.
Of fria!.
The palm is an emblem OF victory;
and in it as such, we read the future
glory of righteous. This WORLDS con
querors bore it in their ovations, amid
the acclsmstlons of the multitude; but
the soldiers of the cross SHAH bear il
m the irunphs Of eternity, and the
songs of the redeemed.
London Oh. instructor.
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VIRGINIA.,

Berkeley County Court, TO t0R.
FEBRUARY Term, 1896.
James Thruston and David Randolph, Guar
dams ct the children Of Joseph TbrustOn de
ceased Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Robert Billrgsly, William Cunningham and
James Hayes (afree man of coor) Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Robert Bllhngsly, not having
tn cred his appearance, and givin security &C
cordng to the act Of assembly sRdphe rules 81
tins court; ard it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that he Is not an inhabitsnt Of the
state-.t is Ordered, That the SAID defendant,
ho' err hingsl J., do appear here on the Sc.
cond Monday in Ma! next, and answer the bill
OF The plaintiff, and that copy OF his order be
forthwith inserted for two months .uccessively
in the Martnsburg Gazette, and be posted al
the door OF the Court House olthis county
copy-Teste
D. HUNTER, c BIC
February 10. 1926
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VIRGINIA,
R.rkeLeu Countn Corrt, 70 "a:

Berkeley County Court, TO trit:
JANUARY Term, 1896.
Jehu Harlan and Nancy ms wife, ia'e Nancy
Rv.n. Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Joseph Hedges, Nancy II dyes and AIeIan'
der Robinson. DeieHu@"'''
IN CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Joseph Hedges, not having
catered his appearance, andglven security &C.
cording TO the act of assembly and the rules OF
tins court; and il appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court tn4t he is not an 'nhabrant OF ihi'
state-His Ordered, That tile sad defendant,
Joseph Hedges, do appear here ON the secon.
Monday in June next, aud answer the oi
of the plaintiff, and that copy OF has ordt
be forthwith inserted for Two months success
svely IN the Msrtns5urg Gazette, and be
posted at the door OF the Court House OF TIM
county
A Copy-Teste
d. HUNTER, C d C
March %, 1926. Pm
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March 80
VALUABLE PLANTATION


TESHE subscriber is DESTROYS to dispose
q of by private sale his FARM, lying on the
Opeuuon, about one mile east of Martinsburg,
on the Shepherds;own and Charleston road
THIS tract contains $40 acre $50 Of which are
cleared and under cultivation including 100 a.
ores Of bottom land formed by the Tuscarora
and the Opequon creeks. as fertl.e and as beau
tlful as any in the state.-This bottom which
s entirely dry, has constantly produced from
SO to 80 bushels of Corn per acre (the subscrI>
Der has gathered as much as 100 bushels. )-ls
Is also susceptible of being made most excel
cent meadow The improvements o. this farin
have cost the subscriber at least SIS ,00Oi and
he believes that the money has not been use
iessly expended. -. Besides the conn nodlous
dwelling house, there are l9 other houl 'es tor
different domestic and agricultural purpo SEES
valuable SAW MILL. on seat which W ould
be admirably adapted 10 merchant mill '.'he
Iuscarora being here greatly enlarged by III
merous springs, and the fall ON the land up
wards of Is ie>!.--1he b5rn will he shingled, SD
as to be in complete repair for the purchaser
fine young orchard which, with another on
the place, consist OF 400 apple trees; FIRE
peach orchard; pump in the barn yard, and
another for the kitchen are among the many
advantages of this desirable property.
The terms will be very moderate, and will
be made known to any person desirous of pur.
chasing by the subscriber on the place.
WILLIAM b. KING.
Berkeley county, March l6--tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-13

|EsllE subscriber having obtained by
FL letters patent, dated February the 18Th,
1918, an exclusive right in his new improve
ment in the Threshmg Machine, with two CIV
lenders one revolving within the other and
getting out the grain as it passes between the
two OFFENDERS, drawn by the motion of the
inner cy lender by teeth extended from each
OFFENDER towards the other, and turned by a.
ny convenient power, and fed in any conye.
nIem manner, will make or vend 70 others to
be made and used on apE licatien, by any per
son IN or within the United States OF America.
this improvement in the Threshng Machine.
This is therefore to forewarn any nerson or
persons within the limits of the United States
OF America (1homss Beatty or his assigns ex
cepted,) from making. useing or vending to
others to be used, this improvement in the
Threshng Machine, as am determined to
prosecute all who may so offend
The subscriber also ohe rs to tire public his
new Improvement in the Wheat Rubber
rubbing the wheat between two cy finders, one
revolving within the other. and rubbing The
wheat as II passes between the two cylenders
by protube eRt points extended between the
two cy lenders
MICHEL SHANKS
March g
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VIRGINIA,
Berkeley County Cot,t, TO ,cii,
FGBRUARY Term, 1926.


Berkeity County Court, TO wIt,
F&BRUARY Term, 1895.
Jacob smith Plaintiff.
Folly Custer, widow and Jacob Custer, Eli
zabeth Custer, Polly Cus'rr Latharine Custer,
John Custer, Henry Custer rnd Finley Custer,
children of John Custer, dect astd AND George
hrSle Defendants,
IN CIANCERT.
THE defendant. Geo.ge Kinsle not having
entered his Appearance, and given security &C
cordns to the act of assembly ard the rules OF
this court. and it appearing TO the satisfaction
OF The court thst he is not an inhabtant of this
state 1t rs Ordered. I hat the said defendant,
George kins!e do appear on the second Mon
clay IN May next, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff, and. that copy of this orderbe forth.
with inserted for two months succ+ ss,yely IN
the Martinsburg Gazette, and be posted At the
door of thcCourt House of this county.
a CoPy-iest,
n. HUNTER, CBC
February 10. lS96-9m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-13
BRIGADE ORDERS.

THE training Of the IanEcers Of the 9Th
L Regiment, virgI eeiilitia. viii CON-
mence at MartinSburg, SH "a onday the sh
day of May next, and continue for three dsyss
and the muster of SAID Regiment is appointed
a, the same place, on the 1lth Of the same
month All Officers Commissioned, and nov
holding Commissions in the 9Th Reg't. within
the county Of Berkeley, are requested to at.
tend the training and Regimental Muster.
Regimental Orders.
THE Company formerly commanded by
Capt Lucas, will be Mustered by Capt. Jsmes
Robinson until further orders
The Commandments of companies will fur
nish the Adiutant with the strength of their
companies, on the first day of the training, to-
getlier with return of all public property APP
plicable 10 military purposes. Officers viii
appear on parade in full uniform
WM. GREGORY,
Col 9Th Reg'k Y. NJ
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IN CIIANCERY

The defendant, Jacob Waggener, not having
entered has appearance, and gwen security &C
cordng to tie act OF assembly and the rules OF
this court, and it appearing TO the satisfaction
Of the court that he IS not an lnhabltant Of th's
state-U rs Ordered, That the SAID defendant,
Jacob WaggeDer do appear on the second
Monday M June next. and answer the bill OF
the plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted for two months successlyely
in the Martinsburg Gazette, and be post( /. At
the door Ut the Court House Of tins county.
A Copy-Tesle,
ID. HUNTER, C. d. C.
March Is, 1896 2m
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|. The Threshino Machine

far the most complete and efficient yet in.
vented, uniting simplicity in the construction,
with chespness, ard the means OF performing
excellent work with very little power To =
person who buys the right and builds this ma.
chine, it will cost not more than Sl00, and
will thresh out with two horse power, 25
bushels per hour. This machine may be seen
at Mr. Joseph McMurrin's. near Shepherds