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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29
Ncw arrivals Of Medicines, Paints.
Drugs, Dye Stu6s, Oils, DC. DC.

DfHgs, Dye-StuDS, Otts, Sc. a'C.
tlHE SUBSCRIBER has just received, from,
- New York aud Philadelphia upwards oil
100 Packages-being his Spring Supply oi
Drugs, Medicines, Paints Dye Stuns, Oils, DC.
The following are some OF the articles, via
2O00Ibs GIauber Salts l5OOibs Epson Salts;
5dO bottles Castor OIL, ali kinds aud sizes lOO
lbs. MHgnesla, best English lO0lhs Camphor ,
5Obs. Cnlcned Magnesia SOLIDS Colonel
5Olbs. Jalap 5ob7. khcubarb COLTS. Spanish
Flies; 60lbs hloes 25lbs. Optum 75lbs. Bo-
ras 5O0Ibs. Aqua Forts 20Uubs. OIL Vitriol ,
50Olbs. Pearl An 800 gas. Alcohol 2OUlbs
Gum Shell Lac GOODS. Gum Copal, all kinds /;
100 kegs Piue White Lead 2000lhs Whiting /;
lOOlbs. Strewing Smabs, assorted colors 600
lbs Alum 5HOlLs. CUyperas 3DUib3. Glue ,
JOD0lbs. LogW0od, In sticks and ground 2OOIbs
Camwood 200 gals, Spirits Jurpentlnc; 5OOlbs
Turpentlne Soap $40 boxes Soda and SeidnH
Powders syperlgr quality 45 bottles Swaim's
Pauacea; 5Obs inc and Coarse Sponge; u
boxes Iapers ~ bottles Salad Oh 50 gals
Sweet Oh 25lhs. lpeeac; 5o0lbs Cream Tar
tar; 25los Tartar Emctic English; 2Oolbs sal
soda 25lbs Sup. Carb. Soda ; 25lbs Iarlalic
Acld 5Olbs Rochelle Salts; 2O0lbs opts. Nj
ter 3O0bs Pepper 3O0bs Ahspice; 2O0lbs
Ginger 50lbs common Cinnamon Bark; 2Dlbs
Cloves 432 bottles London Mustard; 2OOlbs
Candies 5Obs Quicksilver /; Long Pepper
ouiph. Quinnle Morphine Solution Of Nor
phia Black Drop, Eng and Amer Chalten-
ham Salts Flors Benzoin j, Gum Elastic, Sur
geons' instruments Nutmegs; Mace; Cay
enne Pepper Maceoboy, Kappee, and Scotch
Snulis Mathematical Ius,ls,nent, 900 gals
Linseed Oil; 80 gas Lamp Oh, terg suDsr,or
80 boxes Window Glass, assorted sizes 1900
lbs. Putty Pant brushes ana Sash Tools, as
sorted slzes tophi, Boot and Japan Ymnishes
Gold and a.hei Leaf; Dutch hIetal Bronze
assorted oolpds frostiugsi Port, Clarct and
Madeira Vine frst qloity; great variety of
Fancy soaps strong Spis. u9ftshorn gene
raj and very large supply OF Paints in Oh, aud
ID Paints, onsross Eialv assai ted; 300 gro
Demiiohn. Bottle and Vial Corks Consists
x Austifs remedy for the Piles Apothccaries'
Scales aud Weights EeGL Cinnamon Bark :;
Best Spanish, American and Easf India Segars ,
Sand Paper great variety Of Preparations for
the Hair; all the Patent Medicines now in nse
Medicine aud Chemical Chests, home made and
imported Shop Furniture all the new Rene
des lately introduced into the Practice of medi-
cine together with very general and very
large supply OF every other article IN the Drug.
est and Apolhecary's business--All of which
are offered by Wholesale or retail to my friends
Physicians, Merchants and the public on the We
~ bUst terms and at the lowest prices
Howell DAVIES.
May IS. $40
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David & Robert KYLE

I'd ESPECTFULLY invite the attention o.
ls5 their friends and customers TO the follow
ing articles recently received:
A few pieces Blk. Italian and Sinchew Lutte
strings
DO do PLAIN and fig d Blk. eros de Nap
case fine Lawns and "a Irish .5heetlngs
do Calicoes OF the latest and handsomes
STYLE
few pieces Rich nanaask Table Linen from {
to 10 qrs.
asefdsboaable Parasols
DO very hpe Blk White Cot'orIIpsc, &c
Which NY need to al e, eery t1ls.Iera.,
pr'cea' May %
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BRANDY. ALE, PORTER. &c.

BRANDY, ALE, PORTER, &c.
The subscribers have Ms day rese,eed,
Pipe old Champagne Brandy.
IS Bills stoek 81 Summer ale.
1 Iiclces llibbetts London poncrx
Almonds, Raisins. &c.
KFW / AYHEs
ALSO m sINkE
g Boxes Sicily lemons dssh.f
Aics ditto Orange, Cocoanuis,
And old Wines and hsaofs selected ~ orc Of
the best sadges ~ Richmond. end warrant 4 in
tei1or 20 noue eyer offered ior sale IA -. ,hal
ket l.
Nav ia dsAl
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1919 prizes.
952l Blanks
a.Aio8e NJ DraUigF Tho numbers si Do nrt
10 one wheel rs usual, ard IA anothes y III D, pll
the prizes above the denomination vi Tree Dol
lars. aud tbe drawing TO progress n the usuai
manner --lhe 10000 PRICES of Three Dollars
viii be awarded TO aigh or low number, 10 be
deiermlnedby thai which mo1 dra.' tbs PRIZE Il
$1,000
Io~ numbers to 10000, inclusive.
high numbers 1901 10 20,o0t Inclusive
Ahoider of two tickets, High and Low, must
ofnecessity draw prize aud may draw Two
Capital Prizes A ticket having drawn d Capu
tai prize is no, restricted from drawn small
Que also
Presen, price Of Tickets So; Shares in pIo
portion
- Orders by Mail, post paid, or private con
yeyance, enclosing fhe cash or Prize tickets N
ny Of the late drawn lotteries wi,l nlee, the sanin
attention as on personal applications.
TERMS.---E0r not hss than 30 ffctcls.
Scheme r.. pre-, 2. appro'ed notes, payeb tsas
AUH. LnFTWxcR.
NAY hsaaager
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"a iiN.

HIlHE SUBSCRIBER ) DANCING SCHOOL
- viii be opened ON fharsdas the IN 81
june. Versions desuous ofscquifinG n bisu al.
tdge at that elegant accomplishment "A tcspees
fullF Invited 10 subscribe before eolnmen ctment
u bring desirable tasi M ihasc Who iniend IN
ing The school should be present the ffa dag a,
the organization OF the classes.
4 subscription list containing The terais, lsloil
viii ID, Brhdlotc. Esq Cashr. Of the u. Rama
OF Virginia. J 4 kAUPI
MAY % s7Ifi2
TO Mcssrs Charles lynch aud Nldle1 Smith.
children OF Charles lynch. deed who aas
Que of the heirs of ChaEifs lynch, Seai, defd..
Chatles HI, Lynch. cxI Of Ansclm LyDeh,
decd, John Lynch jr. Robert A. Nnd and
Elizabeth his wife John l.. naaclass rad 5a-
rah his wife. John Iydch, guardian al Item
iot Mildred Terrall and Ann lcrrsll David
Ruftner, admir- audsE,l,zabeh Nut.qa, WIDOW
OF james Watson. jeesi, Wilmoulh Dibrell
Nathan ORnt aud Frances his wife. .h.ians
! Smiley and kalufah his wife, and Lucy Ma
NlAkE NoTlCE-That on tlie 10th day Of
- ueAt month, ut the house vi Nnoath
n'p'' III the county Of Backing hain ,Hand tic
9'''o Virginia, we shall proceed 70 tnle the
ueposi'ns, de bene essc of - Dibfeli and
o'he,st hendedt 20 be read on the trial OF the IS
s"o unee" 10y the Chancellor of the lynch
o"i bish't 20 bs had before Il larry IN the su-
pefior ,ou'' Law fer theiown of L,ncllbufg
IN the case OF 'YatsoIss. lypch !" in which we
are p'am',hs an,you Me deiendantq The jary
TO ascertain the v,ue of5hch lands hs are desert
bed in the oopdtioy of the wiring obliea,ory
IN ne e'll mennoneaon the 22d of April, 1924,
that being the date ot.,id writing III from any
CAUSE the said depositibs be moi taken on shc
day above appointed, thu and in TINT event
they will be taken on TIE w thereafter nj abe
same place, and regularly Sa,innrd from day
ieIday until completed. Anofit should so hap
pen thai said dispositions be rssstakcn on e,,he,
ofthe above mentioned days, I'm thsv will he
taken AT the Washington Hotel, Lynebbnrg
on the 18th day of July next, sd ,erula,Iy
continued from day to day should NV not then
b. taken ~ completed Al which aifss and Mia.
ccs YOU sc requested 10 attend Your OF ,efyts.
JAMES SMILEY. adm,
I de bonis non of James Watson decd, nd
ELIZA WATSON, hdm'rs
u Matthew Watson, de-.
May 2a. tlet2bJe1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

First Lottery 10 be Drawu,
Virginia Navigation Eonoy, ID Class,
In Richmond on The 18Th June next, aud all
completed in one day--on the High aBd low
System.
CAPITAL FRIES.
Prlze OF 10000 Dolls. l Prlze Of 1900 Dols.
,. of 3,oO0 ., OF 1000
,, of 1000 ,. Of 1000
900 dolls 300 dolls --50O dolls. ---60D dolls.
600 >, 600 ., 500 ;. 500 ),
20 prizes Of 40 doiiars--40 prizes OF 90 dollars
10 prizes OF % dollars,
Besides $l0, 80, ;S3, &c. &c &c
BY this mode of drawing il enables the Mana
gerto complete che drawing IN onc day, and hd
Ynniages over any other mode of driving IN as
much ~ the holder of Two Tickcis, one nigh and
ont low IS compelled 10 draw ouo prize and
may draw three
Those advantages should induce every person
70 purchase nj least two tickets
Whole tickets - Halves 81 Quarters 81
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Hialftsr rRia4,
10000 DOLLARS

soo2 ptizes, ami'g 10 lI4.000 Dopnrs.
4Otis only 3Qe0O Tickets
" The CASH. for tbe whole OF TIC Pine,
''n be had, rs usual al GoHEs's Orrics, shrna..
men. They are dfaan.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29
'HAIS DAN
WIN be drawn from the wheels Of the
irand State Lottery, Glass ig

BESIDES Numerous smaller lfsRes.
The drawing vii be forwarded 20 the LOTTERY
and Exchange Office of $ A III Alien & 60
Lynchburg..
III Call and take a chance
~ Cash paid at sight for oil priaes sold "a
ALIENS
Truly Lucky dice
Washington Civ MAY 30
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L4f1aief's On q Prf.e,.

Lft1piti's OGec Psr Prl.es.
NWlltllN the nestnahts uill Be ddIb&
~ Ted a tiia eDses. Tire fs1le wing snlenald
oaihtid Przes - slllpet--3 20 l--2 e0t~-I2ilo
It'll ,uD Sta hng--hlsl--sog
500 5oo--6lD--b, sliq. ihousanss Of hundred
hhies ,sns. dses, throes. Ae--Tiekets are 4
l. D. had q, safiriY Of nm,Leis--high aud loys
u aoit adyeutWf*ss In ahole tickets or shares
Ihr 'p'and'a ftpltaEprze u si0 go. msy be
hAd An 81 - - Hamny - had ~ $50 900
Ray he rad inf only Sill has beea .be pleae
saai i4sk ,i The ufatt 81 ia ofige, 10 sell by
feiah nd naf "a fiie lats dawn lotteries, threp
ehF''at rfses 81 .2dD3 lin the Virginia Nayi.
fition l.a,iety NJ !. The lsudsa,n< eaphal ~
%P.oh sas ,esl - slias. one hah - CON-
pshs a Fampasi pos quarter in Galpsps,..
and ua# ~, ier Is Bdfdfd c.l soon OF the
ats' csoev 81 prs inaY escape yea -~ir OF
JsfAb ~ 1'iui - " o. Conveyance, ~ ae,.
Prs'nRi and - 4saai Rfiellioo, addfesl 10
AUG LEFfHICI
Ms -
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Promotion u Science and Eitayat.lrs.
BoARp ok Tnnsrrre

BOARD OBJ TRUSTEES:
a@ Ixacllenoy los kENr ovn.4on es .,,.
- SfAn rnyqID1s1 ? sGs4
Roget Il Taner, Eau llicy. te,, Robeft.
ao"' y. - h"'nbeiA heS. }, 4. y. tvnsha~.
non oiefensoh Archer solomon Euing, I'D
Hon Ihos. u Dorsey Aaih1 Nillbnns' Ia
no"' Johna Herbert William frch Esg-
100 Jas ahonaa lsaac hlch,m, Nd.
Hon John NeI1on Dr. .Iane, Ste.r,,q.
Non Nm Il Marriott IDf. Il ] ssnnsq
Hon. Reserdy Johnson Ia, Dennis cln..s,
Jas. W. AkCulloh Esq AND
Col 1ohn l. Howard 1r IleHy wilsinH
CoHEN5 oFfiCE--ll4, Market .strett. y
baltimore Mds IN 1871
u Under authority ofIe Agt of the General
Assembly (Deg. session. ls28 Ne hsre~i,a
pIesent 30 the public. Finsr ClA1s sfihs MAY.
hind
LITERATURE LOTTERY
The whole to be- drawn IN orc nAg 10 tfs
| ay Of bAIrtronF, and under The tpoe,nions.
e'ce Of The fo0mifdaatrs appointed b, tAelis.
| ses,of and 1ouneL
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1000 dolIlrs--l0OO doll1rs--lO dollars
1000 1000 1000
10 prizes Of $500, 20 of 5000 10 Of 600
Besides $60-S26 $3.50, DC. sc DC.
Nothing is wanting 10 secure a fortune, but to
purchase fc~ tickets atmy Truly Lucky office
IN this magnificent scheme.
A well selected parcel OF numbers inthe above
scheme 10 be bad al Fountain Head
" Orders flom any port oithe United States,
enclosing the rash Prize tickeis Ia any Of the
late Lotteries, will be thankfully received and
promptly attended 10, il addressed 20
ABkaM X. NORTH,
MAY % Main Street. Lynchhnfg
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Beuei, oftho
Dismal swamp Canal Company, Glass
To be Drawn in Lynclhurg on Wednesday,
Tie 4Dth ofncst month"; (J1ne.)
J. y. Yates d A. M'Intyre, Managers.
" No. Combination--9 Drawn Ballots.
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Nopf or DIuWiEs This Anrabcrs VIII b.,
put into one wbcei - Usual. and ~ thu othe, via
be put The prizeg 0boge the Denomination of
Five Dollars. and the drawing ~ progress in ihx
usual mssnnsr The 5000 PRICES OF hong Dol.
Lars 10 b. awarded 10 the tsketa, the nnuber.
81 "hch cad Hith The terminating Ggufa Of @,
ther efthe Htrts first draua numbqrs u dtger.
ent Examinations. The Five Doliat r4izeg fn l. a
awarded Ia the tickets bavihg the t0o last T.
cures corresponding with The mo las GEHres n
s"ch nuslbet Of he neft drawn of dgefe7t i.f.
mnatlou, This mode viii permit tie sele ~.
tsry to be completed In one drawing, and itI.
ct dfa"luQ supein,r prize alh mol b. Ytsa4,.et
hoia drawing an isletoI one also
Whole ki.ksts S. 00 Quarters, e. 80
Halves, Q 80 liz b,bS 10
hiofrs Gon any part Of ne RBnes
states, either by mail (poat pAd) ~ p3tvala COT.
teyanee, enclosing the Eash OF Prize qksts a
any ofthe Lotteries, will meet iho sans pfost.
aud puuct1al attention ms Il ca persona. aopieas
cation.
~ 1ddreg 10
). CoiiLN, in. & BROTHERS, ea.sno4s.
Baltilaofe May 10. G}0gg
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AILnH's LUCKY OFFICE.

oyaeia enclosing the cash ~ pslas iLxl,.s'' ain
meet NH prompt attention
May II
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mon and iOW SlSTE.E
Continued IN consequence Of iIs uotis allsi pop
uatlty
Virginia State Norigatigs IOttfyv,
CLASS NUMBER va.
VIII be dr,so IN k,cliwond. On ethcsdny the
i3ih JUNE ne1t, under tbs tayll.nteudalios "
coIons3ongrs
ALL IN 0NE DAY
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
BRILLIANT SCHEME
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Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,

Tn CLASS,
l. the next Iottcry, 10 be drawn in lynchhmg,
ON the 10th ofJunc, and completed 10 a few mi.
nutcs.--6O No. Lottcry--g balIo,s 10 be drawn.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

The thirteenth Anniversary of the LynehburP
bic Society, was held At ltbe Baptist Meeting
House on Tuesday the 18th day Of May, 1927
The meeting was opened with Prayer by the
President. the 53d Chapter of Isaiah was read
by the Rev. john S. Lee.
The thirteenth annual Report was read 10y
the Rev Edward Cannon, and on motion was
received.
The Treasurer's account was rend by Mr..
Iuo Csskie, and ON motion vas received
The meeting then proceeded 20 the election
Of It's officers for the ensuing year.
Rev William 5. Reid was elected President
Res. John Early, Corresponding Secretary
Samuel NoHlin Treasurer and Rec6Hnlg Sec5e-
,qrp; and John Thurman, j. r. D. Payne, !.
CaskIe, Juo S Lee William J. Holcombe, Ed.
ward Cannon, James Warwick, 7. u smih,
Charles Galway and Iohn ViciOr, Manager5
On motion, RcsoLred, that the proceedings oil
this meeting together with the Annual Report
aud Treasures account, be published in the
Vrginiau, under de dire rtiop OF the board oi
managers Concluded win Prayer
" S. REID, President
S. NowLrs, r. S.
The 18Th Annual Report fine Lynchburg Ii
bic Society, submitted Nay 18Th, 1927
At the commencement of the current year,
there were in the depositary 90 Bibles and 2S2
restamenis. Since that time 100 Bibles and 100
Testanents have been purchased from the A.
merican Bible Society, These added, show
our stock for the present year to have consist
cd Of 1913 Bibles and 3s2 Testaments.
Since our last meeting Sl9s % have been
recoived into the treasury, and $3.50 Transmitted
to thetreasurer VI the American Bible Society,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

A no. shead of tobacco, made by Jno Bullock
Esq was sold on SATURDAY last. al SIG os per
hundred. This is the highest price given for to.
bacco, in this place, for many years. ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
FOR THE WhTcKMhN.
TO THE CITIZENS OF DELAWARE.

Look into the Delaware Gazette of the 9th
inst all We who wish to be enlightened by the
uisasm and consistency of Mr.. Harker Marvel
not at the words of his mouth nor be astonished
at his strange and palpable Inconsistencies !!
for more than all this shall you see from this won
derful man!
There is a time when men will dream dreams,
and see visions, and peradventure MIR. fiarker
has been dreaming If he has only related one
Of his dreams, he ought to have said so, and then
it would have been taken for what it was, it he
says SO yet, perhaps he may be excused,--or if he
is mad he may be excused, should he not commit
violence ON his neighbors.
Look at the address " to the Federalists of Del
aware,o where Democracy is painted as furious
monster which has devoured Federalism and pro-
Juced confusion in every state but this. He says
:. Our sister States have been distracted and torn
Ia ntoms'' by the strife of parties, SIC. Now it is
plain enough that the editor is tcrong-every one
knows that other States Of this Republic, where De-
mocracy has prevailed have tlour'shed quite as
much as our own, and the people appear quite as
happy and comfortable. After saying every thing
untavorabe to Democracy, this Inconsistent man
presents Democrat to the 6 Federalists OF Della
ware.' for the office of President, as can honord-
Bile and consistent politician, brave soldier, pure
patriot and an honest man." Who in the name OF
common sense can consider this inconsistent piece
as the production Of a sound mind II any can,
they must consider it gross attempt to bind and
misead the party to which the editor processes 10
be attached. Will the people OF Delaware listen
10 such harefaced Inconsistencies? VIII they not
recollect what he has said OF General jackson Tor
mery and what he says now VIII they not re-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01

collect that he formerly advocated The protection
Of Domestic Manufactures, thoroughly, and the
manner he does it now Can the enlightened
Delawarlans suffer themselves to be led by Mr..
Harker, when they are quite as capable of Judging
for themselves ? The two candidates for the Pre-
sidency, are professed Democrats. Must Mr.
liarker direct who shall be chosen? | for one,
will take the liberty of choosing for myself. If
was to pin my faith to the sleeve Of any man, it
would be a consistent one-But Mr.. Harker de-
nounces, as corrupt, every paper, whether Fed
eral or Democratic, that opposes Jackson. Is this
just or generous in an honest man. Cannot men
differ in opinion and not be corrupt Are not the
corrupt most likely to charge others with corrup-
tom Reflect treenen!!
A Citizen of Delarare
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
From the .tsv- Fork Commercial .qdrertiser.

n AIbW tte OVPU-f OTh COmWeIet"c ssoIe'e'st''
1 "reminiscences, No. 2-We cannot promise any
Regularity with regard to the appearance OF the ex-
Hqnsite little dishes we intend to publish under
this title. But we have rare collection Of mate
flals, which shall be forthcoming On all suitable
occasions. 1t was our intention in !" No. 2'' OF
kthcse "reminiscences, to have taken hold OF higher
ame than the smart little editor of the little Della
H'are Gazette; but " No. ~ has thrown him into
flch delightful passion, that we cannot possibly
#@bear to dish him up again. Only think ont The
New pleasant and peaceabe lines with which we
accompanied the little fippant editors opinion OF
ben Jackson in 1892, has drawn forth no less than
NO formidable essays of the most beautiful SLAM
ers Of our humble selves, that have been penned
Or a long time. We hope the following extract
ON the Delaware Gazette OF 1924, will call forth
Two columns more. The little editor will feel bet
cF when he gets rid of his bile.
Tits presumed, that the eeraiss of Deiasedre in Sc
c'ng chief magistrate for this great republic, will deem
we and morality necessary ingredients in his character.
ay vii! not elevate that distinguished place, MILL
ai's DESPOT, o deliberately beieues HE HAS AUTHOR
% HANG distinguished citizens u The Umtcd States I'M
ary !a-, applicable only to joregnrrs and 1pho iAo
~ uAlLY sHOr SIX MILITIA MEN u The Umted
4iH WITHOUT A TRIAL"
We wish the public to bear it distinctly in mind,
~ these quotations do not express exactly our
sH"aiaicns. Although Gen. Jackson is not our
aya'se yet we don't think 80 badly of him as all
vs. We are only showing what his most clanor-
y present friends thought and wrote, and printed
I'm tew siiost. months ago. The little editor
'e Delaware Gazette will wrlsgle like tad
: Y be-! u en.begs. when he sees ths, We
~ :: v .re.s f'e @.ne..me1s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
SHERIFFS SALES.
By PETER B. DEL.d.FY, Sheriff

10y virtue of writ of ais vend. exponas to directed
ID will be exposed public sale, at the house of John
r. Mansfield in St Georges hundred Monday the 18th
Of May next at o'clock r. NJ the following described
bred Of ST. Georges and County Of Newcastle, TO wit
No Ia farm bounded by lands of James l. Clayton,
heirs of James A. Bayard Esq dec and the road leading
from Summit Bridge to Maryland, with two story brick
dwelling house and Kitchen granay, stable, cribs and
other out buildings thereon erected containing five hun
bred and fifty acres more or less No 9 lot of wood.
land in pencader hundred, bounded by lands OF John
Caulk James L. Clayton and Others containing twenty
four acres more or less No 3. lot of woodland in said
hundred, bounded by lands Of Price 1atnall James
Rogers. Esq and Others containing fifty acres more or
less Seized aud taken in execution the property Of
Richard Clayton.
Newcastle, April 10, 1927. 5o-4t
10y virtue Of writ Of ais lev. facias 10 me directed
I'D viii be exposed to public sale, the house OF John
r. Mansfield, Middetown, in St. Georges hundred on
Monday the -4th q NAV next al o'ck'cA 2. NJ all the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
NOTICE.

MAY IL 1917.
IvE stockholders in the Bank Of Delazvare hereby
L notified that an election will be held at their banking
house. Friday the first day Of June next, between the
hours of three and five O'clock p NJ, for the choice of
nine directors, for the ensuing year.
BY order of the board:
sO-t4t EDWARD WoRRETI, Cash'r.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-01
SADDLING.

TIVE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he has commenced the Saddle &
Harness Business in all its various branches, No. 49,
East Second Street. opposite the Lower aketand keeps
constantly hand, Gentlemen's best and common Sad
tcntion TO business give general satisfaction those
who may please to favor him with their custom.
WIN w RICE.
Wilmington. April 81, 1897. Soft
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ATTENTION
FIRST BATTALION

TIME companies attached to the First Battalion Of the
j. Third Regiment Of Delaware Militia will parade in
Battalion according 10 Law, Thursday the 18th day Of
May next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ at Boyds Corner, in ST.
Georges Hundred, with and accoutrements in
pletc order.
The captains other commanding officers of companies
arc hereby charged give their commands legal notice
JOHN HIGGINS, Major
LIST Battalion Of Sd Reg. d. Nj.
April 26th 1927. 50-4t
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COMMUNICATION.

DIED-At his residence in the village Ct Brandywine,
on the 9Th inst. MIR. DAVID CAMPBELL, Tailor.
The deceased was respectable, orderly citizen, hui
name and charitable, and generally esteemed by all who
knew him. He made but little parade of religion but io
many Of those sterling virtues which characterize tine good
man, and sympathetic heart he exceled the formal
religonist much the "good Samaritan did the
feeling "Levitc" He has left wife and four children.
The above testimony IS from one who knew bin Well
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Sixty.Third Dividend.

MAI !, 1917.
TIME president and directors of the Bank Of De1yare
have this day declared dividend of Ten Dollars per
SHARE equal FIVE per cent. for the last six months pay
able the stockholders their legal representatives at
any time after the 10th inst.
BY order of the board:
51-tIt EDWARD WORRELL, Cashr.