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1fNR RoBERTsoNs PATENT sToMA.
~ CHIC BlTCLRS. 1 h.sn celebrated and


1RNR ROBERTS0NS PATENT STOMA.
~ CHIC BlfCERS l These celebrated and
well known Bitters are composed purely of We
sctahles, of the most innocent, yet specific viz.
tues, and are particularly recommended ior re-
storing weak constitutions, cleansing y strength
ening the stomach, and increasing the appetite
they oSpel worms in all ages, but from their sim
plicity and safety, are mostnatnral and elcctn.
al virmifugc, when adnnsteredto children, they
are gratefully warm and pungently aromatic
they are extremely seryiceahle in all seasons,
but particularly so on the approach of warm
weather, when bilious habits experience such to-
taI loss ofappetR they are also certain proven
tive against those complaints SO much in the
spring. such rs Intermittent Feycrs and Agues
Dyseniaries, &c &c.
Thcyposscss moreover, the property peculiar 10
themselves, of qualifying and amelloratine those
milanmatory pernicious qualities inherent in ar.
dent spirits, and so often fatal when taken in an
empty stomach. aud converts them INTO whole.
some, pleasant aud invigoratmg Stomachic.
They are very pleasant Cordial Bitter, and
are recommended for the use OF taverns, as wei
rs private families.
A few dozen hrttles ofthe above valuable Bit
ters, for sale by the subscriber Price one dol
lar per bottle. WA TERRI MIDDLETON.
Feb. 20. Opposite Post Office.
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YloR sALf.-That valuable and l,u4,.
- proved House and Lot. ocrw,ieJ "a
TN ersigned ior several years past - 10
store, situated on Main Siseet, sppt;,, -,
on Hotel, IN Lyachbufe. Ibis br,n.,,. ~
good condition and viii be sold osi s,iadr,,, . T.
accommodating terms. lf not sold N q = aug
time IT viii be fer rta,t Apply To z''''
aAAiL. YOUNG. or
:. GARLAND.
Jan g.
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NeW Arriooi Of Medicines.
.tA AFTER II NtIDnI .E.IDN a

heW Arripoi Of Medicines
&s5FA SNveALTER H. MIDDLETON is
IN w now receiving sixty three
z,jM1 packages fresh Medicines, which
~ ID have heen particularly selected by
an experienced hand, and which can
be warranted genuine.
He has recently purchased the entire stock o
Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils, Dyc-Stalis, &c
Of Docts Owens a Leclsc, which h addition Z.
hls stocl. on hand together with his new arrival
renders his assortment extensive and complete.
It's friends and the public. as well as The Gus
toners Of Owens q Leebic, are assured that they
can be furnished Oh tho most favorable terms.
Practitioners OF Medicine, country merchants
and others who purchase largely can be suppiicc
at a small advance above the northern price an,
good bonds taken IN payment
The greatest attention pad To the compound
ing of medIeine and he pledges himself 10 dclr
yer no article oui OF his establishment but whd
Is of the pureot quality.
July II. tsYo
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SD ATRLCK IL. CABELL, attorney al LGt,
x will, in future regularly attend the courts OF
Nelson county. His Office is ON Main-street, a
few doors above the Franklin Hotel.
August 81.
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TAO Nfessrs. Archibald Robertson, William
- Black aud Samuel Garland and WIN. Bar
ref admrs, with the will annexed, of James and
Margaret Brown, dec VIM Muir, Robert Muir.
Jean Muir Isabella Muir, James Muir, Mary
Muir, Jean Muir, the younger, Sarah Muir, ia
net Muir, Agness Muir, Isabella Black, Agnew
Black, VIM. Bogie, who intermaried with Sarah
Black, NOV dec.) Marion Black, Mary Brown,
James Brown, and Robert Gordon (in his own
rght) and as exor or admir- of John Irvine
Brown, decd.
TAKE NOTICE,
That on Thursday the 10Th day Of Aprincx
at the court house IN the town Of Cincinnati o.
hio, we shah proceed to take the dispositions OF
Charlotte Morgan, Mary Anthony, and others
which, said dispositions when SO taken. are inten.
ded TO be read on the trial of a case now Deepen
ding, and undetermined IN the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Lynchburg district, in which
we are compiainants aud you are defendants -
II, from any cause the said dispositions shall not
be taken, or completed on that day. then, and in
that event, they will be taken or completed on the
day thereafter, at the same place, and win be
regularly continued from day to day until final
y accomplished at which time and place you
are requested to attend in person or by agent
Your obt Serv't
JAMES VEACH,
JUDITH VEACH.
March 10. c1w32
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jar,

Y\,sIss r. VALENTINE has just opened a
III very handsome assortment Of bONAL ,
and other articles in her hue, IN the house With
Mr.. Hrut. matchmaker, one door below hessrs
Kyles' uorc. whore her customers aud friends
are Invited to cal--and a she Is well qualified
10 execute her work IN the very best style, she
hopes to meet with public patronage.
March90 ictsH
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Apra6

IDAOR sALE.--1he tract ofland within eieh,
- mics Of Lynehburg. containing according
TO late survey, about AZ acres, lying ON the
waters of Fiat Greek On il is cleared "A sufis
cient quantity to work or hands to an ad.
vantage shis plantation is in good repair-a
good dwelling house and kitchen, and first
rate barn. On this plantation is meadow, in.
fetior 10 none this size of the Blue Ridge. Ga il
are about 80 or 100 acres of good tobacco land
TO cut.-lt is useless TO say any thing more about
nay land-any person wishing to purchase, come
and see. On il is lime Kiln and quantity os
the most superior limestone.
JOHN ROBINSON.
March 30 e3wt3J
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Nf0TiCE.-All persons having claims upon
III me, in my official character, as late depu-
ty for c. Mundy, Sheriff of the county of Am
hersr are requested 10 call upon nae without de-
lay, aud receive their inouey.
JOS. PETTYJOHN
March %. ,s33
EAN Apprentice will be taken al
this Officee
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NHE subscriber informs the citlzen3 OF Bed
- ford and the adjacent counties, that he
has located himself at Capt. Samuel Turner's
in Bedford county, and intends tocarry ON the
Wheelwright Business in all its various branch
s-lle will attend to all business in his line at
the shortest notice and in the best style, on the
following most literal terms, VIZ :;
4 Horse Wagons $2o oo
! Horse Cart 10 oo
Wheat Fans ~ w
Drays 10 w
lie soeits portion of public patronage;
RUSSELL BOLEY.
April 6, cat3a
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April g.

20 virtue ola deed Of trust, executed to ,,,.
- subscriber, by Cornelius Turner. beari,r
date Odd September, 1876, and duly recoraedl.
The clerk s Office Of 5itsylyania COUNTY zourt for
the purpose OF securing several sums t.ere,
mentioned, due Daniel Johns, shall proceed I,
sell The highest bidder for cash, ON Mond,,
the 10th day OF AprA, 1927, AT Pitsyltan,a
court House, ii being court day, five likely Ne,
groes, to vii: Peter, Bill, Bob, John and Div
and herincrease, if any also viii sell at Samuel
Nowln's Smiths Shop, in the lower emf Of PIT.
sylvania, on 1nesday the l7th Vi April, 1897
four horses, two yoke of oxen and cant, siocl g
hogs, ten head Of cattle, all the crop corn.
fodder, oats and tobacco, household aad kitchen
iurnltore, plantation tools Of every sorI aud one
gig, belonging to the said Turner, OF 50 much.
ihcreof as will satisfy and pay the debts aen.
doned in said deed, and the Charge attending
The sale. Acting as trustee shall convey ONLY
such tile TO the slaves as Is vested in me as trn
tee. ABRAHAM {. SHELTON
Trustee
Anrl G cOuaz
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I.ETTERS MISSING.

FhWO LETTERS, matted At Charleston s.
- {. on the 2Zd February, one directed 10
s a. NJ. ALLEN, Ne1e York aud The other 10 S..ez
VI. ALI s, PhiiadCiphi0, have not come TO hand
aud are supposed TO have been taken from the
Mail.-All persons are hereby cautioned not to
receive the following Bills, as payment thereof
has been stopped, VIZ: s. DdrtnpOlt, j. Co ON
john Ueih, Philadelphia, for \ 1850, payable at
10 days sight, To The order of ,. ~ VI. Allen < Co.
l.. Ir0pmdnon De Rhanl aald Moore, New York,
Tor 5000, payable at 10 days sight, TO the order
Of 5. Il NJ. Allen x Co J. Lo,ude7t on Maitland.
kemedgS Maaiaad, New York, for $l399 %,
pay able AT 10 days sight, To the order of Michael
Lazarus ami by han endorsed to S. d Nj. Al
len n. Co or order.-Aso, the following Post
Notes ofthePhGnir Bank, New York, viz: Nos
65i and 552, Tor $500 each dated Odd Decem-
Der 1926, at 90 DAYS date. Nos 1908, 1909,
1910 for 300 each, dated Odd Dec, lS26-
Nos. 2l2l, 2l22, 1873 2l24. 2l25, 2l26. 2127,
2l2s 2l29, 2l30, 2l3l, 1892 2l33, 2l39, ior
500 each, dated Odd Dee 1926 Also, the fol-
lowing Post Notes Of tie Merchants Bunk, New
York, viz: 4 1904, for 800, dated lst Dec
ls26.--7C. 36sI 36s5, 1886, 5000, for $50 each,
dated Isl Dee 1926 Also J. Hunter, Cashier
on L. 5 Branch Bank, New York, for $lY9 O.
All the Phpnix Notes are made payable to Sam
nel ST John, or order. and by hun endorsed TO
the order OF S. d Nj. Allen The erghants
Bank Notes, are made payable to D. ,jtebbins
& CO. and by them endorsed TO the order of S
x NJ Alien. J Hunters Cheek Is made payable
TO the ordi offs s. NJ Alien.
Bankefs, Brokers and others will be on their
guard against receiving said Bills aud Noes.
= " M ALAN,
Philadelphia, March %, 1921
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nru spnINn GOODS.

MN 81 IL W ~ - -
sS> AVID Il ROBERT KYLE. ~ addition %
I'D ,her late supplies, nave just reei'sa au
s~,s,.,ve and veil chosen assortment 81 staP''
IL ,.nry Goods. Amongst winch are the ioi
loving articles =, CHI. .,d
Casslneres
Superior black Grape Robes
D. DO assorted
= m,ia Robes. assorted
pam ulael. Nap. excellent quality
f'isnYed do do
Ia do assorted
Ylacl ftaan Lafestflng aud Mode
- i leese aud Italian Grape, assorted
A,,rser, sllaeis rev and splendid article
GAUGE aud fancy silk Hhkts.
Islack and cold Grape sha"ls
Superb Lace Capes
Tsmhoged Collars aud Collarets
satins Gauge aud Lutestring bonnet ilbbons
Gylups, assorted
insertion Trimmings
Ladies black and white hofse-skin Gloves
Do castor do
Sapefior Thread Laees and Edgmg
DO GYmp do
Bobinc, Webs, IA BahInet Lace
Tortoise-shel tuck and side Combs
Kline Ivory Combs
Superior Italian Lutest,ing CraSsts
DO black silk Velvet
Italian Sewing silk, assorted
line Twist aud sadderA SILK
Superb English silk Yesiings
tseutle4ncnis Woodstock Gloves
Do Norway doe do
Black Levantino Hhiis.
Fine black ig q ohassts
De Sa, esnei do
Superior Bariuoa, German, and nag pocHe'
Hhkis
Whin Domestics. assorted
Galiepes, a.. -.
The above comprise a small portion Of Tho Or
sicles lust purchased IN New-fofk aud Philade.
pi,in. under the nuediato inspection OF one OF
The firm. They ,giIl be found, on inspection, TO
be of sterling quality, aud al prices far below
ryhat has ualerto been considered "eheap. -
IN few days further supply viii be received
feb. %
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YrOR SALE, family of NEGROES, for
II cash, OF on short credit; man and wife
aud four children Apply TO the Printer
March % tt33
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f%aPIHITs TuRpENIINE, Just received 10y
- THOMAS J DUAL,
Nav % Bank square
ynlREsH GARDEN SEED. II have this day
received dnroc, from New-ior a further
sapply of Fresh Garden Seed
Id % w. II. MIDDLETON
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N LCoHOL. Spirits Turpentine, Venetian
"a Red, Spanish Brown, and a nun'ber ofo-
Their articles just received and for sale by
Apih g. THOMAS j. DUNAL
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Valual.le Property pear I,o,tl,.---'

Jan g
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-30

from Canandaisua, in september Yas, b.,,
been attended with success; and whereas as's aa
OF the good citizens Of this state are unJs many
preston, from the lapse Of time and o,ha, an In
stances, he is murdered: Now thereforo' '4eum-
end that. IL living, he may be restored n h 70 The
y, and, if murdered, that the perpetrators S ,a
brought to condign punishment, have tbony ",ay e
to issue this proclamation, promising s, %
one thousand dollars for the discovery of ftgaq H.
William Morgan if alive, and if murdereI ,Ie saA
ward of two thousand dollars for the d;scoT'afe u fe
the offender or offenders, to be paid on convay
and on the certificate of the Attorney .Gens,sIao
officer prosecuting the part Of the State .h.,
person or persons claiming the said last msn ;s's
reward, is or are justly entitled to the sama 0d
this proclamation. And further promise s.ue'
pardon, far as am authorised under ths a'lee
tuition Of this state, to any accomplice or co.0n. @
tor who shall make full discovery of the Epes oE1.a
or offenders. And enjon it upon al. Office. s"ue ss
ministers of Justice, and all other persono , aaa
vgant and active in bringing to Justice H.
petrators of a crime so abhorrent to hum,n;,r PEI
so derogatory from the ascendency Of law an r,a aas
order. A"u boa
In witness whereof, have hereunto 90.
1. s. hand and the prvy seal, at the citv os a}
bany, this 18th day Of March, ANN noni ny
nj, 1897. DE WITT CLINTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-30
From the albany Daily advertiser, March %.
MORGAN AFFAIR

We hope the public mind will soon become set
tied in relation to the Morgan business which has
created so much excitement. The subject has been
referred tc the legislature, and mass of docu-
ments relating thereto have been communicated BY
the Governor. re committee to which the mat
ter IS referred consists Of gentlemen of the first
standing in the house Of Assembly, both for talents
and unbending integrity No man Of that commit
Tee IS OF the masonic fraternity, and hence we can
not but hope that whatever report they may make
VIII be satisfactory to those who are so loud in their
prescriptions of the whole craft for the misconduct
Of few, who acted without the knowledge of their
brethren ana against the first principles Of the Or
der, whose aim it is to preserve harmony, 10 the
END that public morality may be advanced and the
Jaws OF the land in which they reside be duly res
pec'ed
Os the nature Of the documents submitted 10 thc
committee, Of course we know nothing, but we
nave lull confidence that those gentlemen will do
ample justice to the subject committed to their
charse. In the mean time we cannot but protest
against the violent language held in several of tbe
western towns at public meetings, as being calcu
lated to defeat the ends of justice and plant the
thorns OF irreconclleable rancor in neghbourhoods
where ,he people have hitherto lived in peace with
each other. We allude to the broad denunc;ot;nno
of all who happen to belong to the frate,n;tv or
Masons, prescribing them as being unwortby of
pubhc confidence, and declaring lasting warfare 4.
galnst them by resolutions pedging themselves
never to support amy mason for any oce whatever
we protest against this, not as fearing that such
violent course will work an injury to the inst;tu.
ton; but as being at war with the mild prnoinles
oil christianity, and disgraceu to the day in which
we i've. Some Of these misguided men have gone so
'ar as 10 oec'are that they will not even listen 70
the preaching Of the word of God where the ofc;s
ting clergyman is Mason Is this an evidence
Of regard for relisionr is it in consonance win
the pFecepts OF Him who spake as never man spaks
Or IS 1t worthy of the age in which we live How
vain and futile will such prescriptions prove tow.
aros putting down an Order which has existed nm.
broken t4 and pn'mpared longer than any other on
ear'h' Notwithstanding the thunders Of the vati.
Iah nave peen aimed at its destruction and the man.
dates and anathemas Of bgoted tyrants have a rons
Proclamation by De Witt Clinton, Governor ost,.
i State Of .NsU Fork
e Wnereas the measures adopted for the l;scovsrv
o' william Morgan, after his unlawful ahduct;o11
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-30
sTANzAs ON A VIEW or THE SEA
From The (" Glasgow Free Press"

From The f" Gasg0sv Free Press"
Ocean love to view thy dark blue face,
To hear thee ripping on thy shevy shore;
10 NE, thy form hath greatness, grandeur, grace
To me, there's more than music in thy roar,
Washed by the waves, like pearls the pebbles sbins,
Thy sandy shore is like jewelled sky;
Why should wonder thou vert deemed divine,
When Papha, thy sweet daughter. rules on hight
Yet thou art false and tickle and though now
Thy b:.low. bea, but softly on their bounds,
Anon, conyulsed and tossed ternpestuous, thou
Wilt, foaning furious, batter down thy mounds.
Herein. an emblem Of thy sister Earth,
Her monarchs now frmes, fondest friends,
Anon, ambition gives Beona BIRTH
And war and wo the Holy Treaty ends
When calm thou seemst, as Phabus flckering CLEANS
With glt.ering brilliance OH thy CLASSY brow,
Like earthly glory, transient as IFS beams,
That shine as fercely and as false as suol--
Thy soft smooth wave the sailors view ;egdiles,
With sunny surface hiding oft the storm,
Like friends who fstter when fair fortune smiles,
To hate thee mo-e when frowrs her brow deform
Thy boisterous biliows batter the rude rock,
That, tow ring proudly, dares thy fercest storms,
While thunders sound the charge TO every shock,
And hammered lighnngs rear their forked forms
An emblem then thou art Of nellish hate
OF Fortunes direst, deepest, deadlest power
Of Virtue, battling with the storms f fate.
And bearing bravely all their ct ling shower.
world Of elemental power art thou,
An agltated universe CT soul;-
What are million Cssars 10 thee now
Ten million hosts to Thy tremendous rou
A spirit reigns within thee, ard his will
Sighs in the breeze and thunders in the blast
Telling Of things invisible, yet still
'Tis formless, viewless, voIceless, dark and vast
Methnks thy wild waves speak the track of time,
A rapid, rolling, and resistless stream,
Terribly swift, yet soemuly sublimes
No power can reign, no penitence redeems
Spending, but never spent, man ms-ss in thee
And thy deep billows that 10 iorce can lull.
A Type Of Time hid in Eternity,
For eyer flowing, yet for ever full
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-30

hereby appropriated shall be paid out Of any money
10 the Treasury not o,hGwise appropriated.
Approved, Cd March. 1897.
40 81 AN ACT to authorize the laying out andopenng
Of ce rain Roads in the Territory Of Michigan.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatsss Of the United States Of america in Con-
gress assembled, That the President Of the United
STATES be, and he is hereby authorizedto cause to DC
laid out, in the Territory Of Michigan, road com
msncing at Detroit, and pursuing the most direct
and practicable route TO the Saganaw River and Bay
in said Territory; ard that in like manner ne cause
TO bt laid out road from Detroit 10 Fort Gra''ot,
at the outlet Of Lake Huron and Tor each oi these
objects the President shall appoint three commits
sioners who shall explore, survey and mark, IN the
eligible course, the aforesaid rosds, and cause
the plats OF such surveys, accompanied with the
field notes. to be made out, certified and transmitted
to the President, who, il he approve Of the same,
shall cause them to be deposited in the War De
partmen and the roads shall be considered estab
lished and accepted.
Sec. 2 find be il further enacted, That the
Commissioners, one Of whom, on each route, thall
be surveyor, shall each receive three dollars and
their assistants dollar and fifty csnts, per day,
for the time necessarily employed in exploring, aar.
veying, and marking said roads; and that for the
purpose OF defrayng the expenses thereof, the sum
OF one thousand Eve hundred dollars be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated, to be paid oul Of any
money in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriat
cd
See. 8. And be il further enacted, That for the
purpose Of connecting the Detroit and the river
Raisn with the Maumee and Sandusky roads. and
10 complete the opening and construction OF the
same, there shall be appropriated the sum OF twelve
thousand dollars, which shall be paid Out Of any mo.
ney in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated
Sec. 4. find be it further enacted That TOR the
opening and construction Of the Detroit and Chica
go Road the sem Of twenty Thousand dollars b. ap-
propriatsd, which shall be paid out Of any money in
The Treasury, net otherwise appropriated; Proria
sd, The said sum shall be expe nded upon such part Of
,he road as is within the Territory of Michigan
and that the opening and construction oi The roads
provided for BY this act shall be done under the drec
lion oil the President Of the United Sls,es.
Approved % March. 1897.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-30

Eos the erection oil two Lighthouses on Cape
Elizabeth, in Maine, three thousand dollars.
Sec. S. find be it furthsr enacted, That the sums
hereby appropriated shall be paid out OF any money
10 the Treasury not o,hGwise appropriated.
Approved, Cd March, 1927.
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COMMUNICATED.
OBITUARY

DIED-At Fair-Hll Farm, Cecil county, MARYLAND, on
Saturday morning the Dist inst in the 35h year OF her age
Mrs MARY MITCHELL. consort Of Col. GEonaE Z
MITCHELL, late of the u Army, and Representative in
Congress from that District.
On the Monday following, her remains were inferred in
the family buryng ground, attended by very large
assemblage Of friends and acquainances, who 'endery
sympah zed with her weeping relatives, and gave every
testimony in their power Of their respect for her charac
ter. very appropriate discourse delivered on the
occasion by the Rev K. Russell.
Thus away in the bloom of life by the resstlcss band
of DEATH has tender husband been deprived of duul
aeconate and amabe wife ;seven small children, Zone
of whom infant but few weeks DID, of kind mother,
Who watched them with tender olcitude for their vel
fare and many acquantance Of candid, generous and
faithful friend Indeed in paying the tribute to departed
WORTH seldom have depore the loss Of lndivu-
al which will be severely felt by her family, and in
the circle of her acquaintance than will this truly amabe
woman Possessed of refined and sympathetic mind q
kind and aectionae disposition, open and engaging
ners, her animated beamed with cheerful
and sensbiIiy which concated the affections of all
with whom she acquainted, and rendered every
happy around her Her departure in the meridian of fe
for that far distant country from whose bourn traveller
returns furnishes another impressive evidence Of the in.
stability of human things. and admonshes The survi
vors in the most focibe, of the infinite importance
of being all times ready give account Of
ardship.
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IMPORTANT.

WE recommend to the public to examine the scheme
w of the Dniyn Canal Lottery. 28h Class be drawn
on Wednesday the I'd Of My next. and they viii fud il
favorable for adventures than any precious Classes
But if they would prefer contracting cr the Deep Cut
Prize in the Dismal Swamp Canal 9th Glass; 1.-THE drawing
Of which will be received saturday nornng) proposals
will be received until Friday evening in We hope the
pleasure of not ony selling, but What is better OF paying
OF the Capital Prizes. Now, Barkers Office has
been famed for the buon of prizes to It's customers
considering the short time has been established in VIII
mingion, cheerfuy publish the scheme Of the Union
Canal 28h Class, which have doubt will amply
pensate who may have resol tion enough risk
therein. so Number Lottery nine drawn ballots
Scheme--l prize of $40 600; Of 1000 Of 1909;
of .2o6 10 Of 1000; 10 of 50o 90 Of 250 40 Of 1907
81 Of so; 102 of 90; 1858 OF 8; HAYS of4.
Apply \. the Prompt and Lucky Office Of
f. BARKER,
April 81. No e., Market street, Wilmington, Del.