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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06

II may be mentioned as a curious fact
that the noted General O'Farrel. known
as the Jealous War minister Of Joseph I.
in Spain. and the chief confident and
agent Of the Usurper, has Just been
restored to all bis honors and dignities.
and has returned to Madrid O'Farrei
has, from the time Of the failure Of
Napoleon's plans 10 Spain, resided in
privacy in France, in the character Of
an exile, whilst in his own country he
was viewed in that of an outlaw and
traitor. The Apostolic Junta, il ID said
has worked a miracle in his favor, and
by its influence restored him to the
country he once sought TO betray. o.
Farrell is a native of Havana, and must
now be 10 years Of age. By Bonaparte hs
was considered as man Of the greatest
influence in Spain, in a military as we'll
as political point Of view, and hence
may be considered as the firmest and
most dangerous supporter the French
had during the invasion. O'Farrel's re.
storation proves that those who preside
over King F~erdinand's councils are rea-
dy to compromise with any traitors. e.
ven those who had sold their native land
to the French, as long as they can keen
in exile and misery the ren who re-
stored the captive monarch to his throne.
but yet wished a reform in the system Of
government and the administration OF
the laws. The Apostolic Junta has near-
ly worked another miracle; but for once
they have been disappointed. Toledo.
the noted Deputy in the Cortes. for st.
Domingo, famousto too as a traitor to the
Mexican cause, and well remembered in
the United States, since his marriage
with the Marchioness Of Yiilafranca.
has been deep in the secrets Of the A.
pos,olic Jun.a. and as such recently EN-.
ployed Al Spanish Minister to Sweden.
All of a sudden he received q private
order to repair to Madrid to be minister
Of state, and he started post haste.-
Salmon, however, being informed Of
the intrigue, CAV orders that he should
be stopped at Irun, where he was taken
by surprize, and prevented from bro.
ceeding any further.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06

The London Times OF the 18th July.
contains the list Of Professors appointed
in the new University Of London. A.
mong these two of the Pr6fe ssors ara
taken from America institutions, viz:-
DR.. Pattison, lately OF the Maryland
University, and Mr.. Long, Of the Vir-
ginia University.
The following has been often pub
lished, but its republication may place
ii in the hands of some who have never
before seen il.
.Antidoie against Poisons.-A cores.
pendent of the London Literary Gag
cite, abiding TO the numerous cases Of
death from accidental poisonings, and
particularly to the melancholy fate of
the late Royal A~cademician, Mr.. Owen,
adds: II may venture to affirm, there
is arc even a cottage in this country
that does not contain an invaluable, cer-
tain, and immediate remedy for such
events. which is nothing more than .
dessert spoonful OF mustard, mixed in a
tumbler or glass Of warm water, and
drank immediately; II acts As an instan-
taneous emetic, is always ready. and
may be used in safety in any case where
one is required. By a mistake, where =
gentleman took a full ounce Of poison
instead Of salts, the castors were fortu-
nately at hand, and no doubt an invalua-
bic life was preserved 70 his family by
| giving the mustard directly. BY making
| this simple antidete known, yeu may
be the means Of saving many a fellow
creature from an untimeiy endo
Dssu abis Seftismsnt-The sum giv-
en- 10 the Duke OF st Alhans, BY the
marriage settlements Of Mrs. Coutts. is
100000 nearly Si.50O,o00) cash, be-
sides an immense yearly allowance. and
the enjoyment Of the rest Of his wife's
overgroWn fortune.-N Z. Enquirer.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
isaac s. LaUCK. x 90.

the pleasure TO int,rm the Farmers
OF berkeley and Jefferson that their Mill
Is AGAIN read, for the reception Of all kinds OF
S@AiN. They will give a barrel of Superfne
.'ouf tor every three hundred pounds Of Mer-
emantsoie Wheat They will, as usual, give at
All ,lmes, a tair price, in Cash, for Wheat. Rive
anu Corn, to those persons who may be dispos.
Gu 70 seii-and they would remark tor the intor.
,nSalon OF Farmers at a distance. that they now
nase on hand ana intend keeping, a sufficient
1ai"'l,y OF fresh made Flour from new Wheat
y called tor
Martnsburg July 26-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06

EA RANSOM informs the Farmersof
no hsrkeiey and Jefferson counties, that
,s nils near MartiHsbuFg 1.-THE Union Mills
n1'e just been repaired. and are nov in com.
pee oider for the reception Of Grain of all
- he wall al all times. give The highest
- !" CAsh, tor Wheat. or exchange Flour
H. ~ A the usual rate Of . barrel OF superfne
nor every 300ib. OF that which is merchantah,e
'I'noiEg custoUaeIs can have their "a heat . round
'"'e! " VAsl. Wish At. August 16s-lf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
DAVID LIGHT, (Stephen's M;N1

AXES this method OF Informing the Far.
mers OF the neighbourhood thai, he "a
now ready for the reception Of An kinds If
Gram, and solcits a share of public patronage
he wlii give a barrel of Flour for every 3O0ibs.
~ wheat and stand the inspections OF George
.o~n, AerandriS or Baltimore. He proposes
uuy'ng Wheat, and will at all times, give a tar
pr'ce an C.sh for the same.
August l6-f.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
PUBLISHED. WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS.
TWO DOLLARS PEA ANNuM,

PAYABLE In ADVANCE;
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
AFTER THE TEAR EXPIRES.
11 No paper discontinued until all arreara-
ges are paid up, except at the discretion Of
the Editor.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate Of
One Dollar per square for the three first inser-
tons, snd twenty-five cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06
MANAGERS OFFICE.
Washington City
For the Slst day of October.
GRAND
CONSOLIDA TED IOTTEPV

FOR internal improvements, Literature and
Charities, IN the City OF Washing on, and IN
the States OF Delaware, North. Carolina and
Louisiana.
FIRST CLASS.
DC dro1Un ia Washington City, On Wednesday
The 3lsf Of October, 1897.
BY AUTHORITY OF LAW.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06

DLANh.-We have aquantity OF Pune Plank,
4 for sale, from 2 10 IL inches t~hick-also,
Pine Plastering Lsths 3 and 4. feet long.
BAKER TAPsCorT, & Co..
Shepherd town, July5
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06

NoTiCE-liaving misplaced or lost a bond
~ given by Michael Seibert to the subscri-
Der, Tor two hundred and seventy-two dollars
and seventy two cents, conditioned and payable
on the hFst day OF April, 1880, has induced
nm to give this public notice to said Selbert
not to pay the amount ofsaid bond to any other
person except myself or my authorised agent.
August l6-St. JOHN HOFFMAN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-06

NOTICE All persons having claims against
~ the estate OF Henry SmaR, deceased, are
invited to bring them forward. properly aulhen.
tlcated tor settlement: and those Indebted, are
notified to make immediate payment, as no in.
diligence can or will be given.
WILLIAM SMALL,p
JOHN G. SMALL. S1Trs.
August f6.-Sf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-07
Mr.. CLAY's SPEECH.

AT THE DINNER AT MOBILES INN, NEAR
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-08-07

LEXINGTON, JULY IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12

ia Iaiy on the s'fh At Z o,e''oA ,,'' en- &
roo an rose y - deg = -" y" =. No..
..tF .s..,,.f il rose NJ boon ~ po''' -.
l"n =, ,Irerees. --iaris n1l>Ye" "a. -,
~ - m. ,ithly, seems TO hhfe oeo" -
,lesree pefio"'c', ,,i.od 9Th DAYS Of June the
]" ,,., 10 ~ leg. Gully. In 1'V' Oh ''''
Nefea'' ii o'clock = VI. Mercury rose 10
s-na ~ "a tnr.rst On the 2lst al O'Clock T.
'l -, NJ 20 in December OF this year.
v. s'si ie,b a,y. at O'Clock \. VI. the Mercury
'p , - : .,..,recs above o or 20 degrees oe'o"
.t.Greting point - =, the
'' e, r.',,cst brisht 10 which tie Mercury
-"" ~ 81 tor Al o'clock 7. M.--5hly
l's .9p n Narenry vas a . des.-Oa the
2 ', 80. NJ 3 o clnsk, to o. de- TIN the Ism
''u sn,b botb. II rose TO 90 DIG AgAih on the
~, -,9,,a, the Mercury rose 10 90, al Il o.
,lacA 4. NJ ,,o.....a roso
h,gher that hosever IS ON consequence
Nv, observations were taken, from one
IND remained il the same spot, for the three
''' move named ! appears ipr the ohserva-
uo"N, PHlI.0.
On the 9Th instant, Sunday, the Aelcu-
>. stood AT II O'Clock at 93-at u = NJ. at u
a,d at p. NJ at 90 dee.--On the 9th, IT again
.nse 10 % deg at l. o'clock, noon--and was
M TO 81 deg at o clock.
T,igi, according TO observations, the warm
90, day we have mad this season. IL is also the
,,a,,ncst for the last three summers, previous to
ths one.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12

Trust Sale of Raal Il Personal E.latc.
YBl URSUANf TO the provisions of II deed "t
r trust executed by George oleptoe and Ma
ria his wife, bearing date the ninth day OF Dcto-
Der 1921, aud OF record IN the clerks office of
the county court of Bedford, for certain purpo.
sea IN sad deed specified, the subscribers, OF one
OF them. will on "Wednesday the 10th das OF Au-
gust nexi, upon the premises proceed 10 sell by
way OF pubic auction, 10 tie highest bidder Ion
cash, o. upon such terms as may be agreed be.
tween the parties, the following estate real and
personal to wit: One tract ofland lying upon
Liulc ouet 0recek and adjoining the Lynch.
burg and Salem turnpike Road containing six
~ four aud a quarter Acres. whrreon the said
Stfptoe nov resides. la addition TO the build
ngs and improvements necessary Tor The accom-
mediation ut innnly there alc upon this
TACT a saw aud 6risl Mil, with machine tor
picking Cotton and The brick md stone walls
81 large cotton mnnniactory lately consumed
bv h,c The scite for works Of tins kind IS be
heved To be an cllRib one. Also, one other
racl OF lad adjoining the former. containing
~ estimation SIX aud hye-cghih Ac g. And
also two other tacis lying on Little Ottet
Greek adjoining the two Fl 81 named, aud con-
ainine together BY estimation tno tuf bred and
lolts five Acrcs portion ot these Lands Is
well ia ltrd 10 the culture Of tobacco a. the resi-
due very productive IN grain OF ali kinds. Also
the following slaves, 10 vii: London, Cuhry,
Winston, Maulda, selma Eliza. Anua Mar
ia, jan, Mary and Edy, together wllh any Ia
crease since iho date OF the sad deed OF trust
Aud ii lhe same time and place, all the machI-
merry To- eatdtng nd spinning cotton aud wool,
which la, been preserved from the destruction
ofthc iaeior, by ife.
Acliapa ,o,s,ses Sc shah convey only such
lille rs Is vested ~ as by said Iced though The
title Is believed 10 be ndi.puiabIe.
VA. BADFOkD, lr....,...
}. HENDKCk,
July u clds19
The above sale is postponed Unit. Monday the
21ih day OF August, tinst)
WM IADFORD, lr,,stces
j. HENDRlCk
August 10 tictasZ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12
Raine's Tavern for Lease.

~ VAIL be offered lor lease, for term Of
W years, 10 The highest bidder on the pre-
misses, on Monday, the day of October next,
if fair, otherwise the ncxt fair day, that well
known Stand, RAlNES TAVERN, situate Ia
the county Of Cumberland, at the junction Of the
man Northern. Southern, Eastern and Western
Stage Roads, aud nearly centIica between Rieh-
mond 4 L,nchburg. he many other advantages
connected it'll this stand are believed TO be So
well known as 10 render further description OF
I unnece ssary suffice II, therefore, to say that
II Is inferior TO none in Virginia Bond with ap
proved security viii be required oftae person OF
persons leasing and possession gwen the twenty
ftb Of December, with the prisIe4e of seeding
II crop OF wheat, for which the soil is admirably
adapted as wei as lor OTHER small grain, &c. Nc
JOHN RAlNE.
n. h. Should any person prefer buying the
above stand, by addressing few lines to me,
residing at il. it IS more than probable might
make such arrangements, as TO sell instead OF
leasing on that day. }. kAlNE.
August l3. tds2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12
lOItN EARLY

YrloR SALE Tact Of Land, living ON EIl1
- Creek Is miles from LYnehb ~, ! from
New London academy, aud , from Poplar For
est (Bedford counly) containing l73 acres--
2hU aires OF this tfaei is FIRST faie Tobacco lnnd
aud veto cut including about 30 o. ~ acres OF
Low Grounds. Tins land aboands With springs,
scare ~ equaled--tbr situation healthy aud
vlrw commanding distract together with the
growing crop would be sold on moderate terms
by the purchaser paying one hall the purchase
money M cash, The balancei in two equal annual
pay ments. --Possesstou given by the trnth ot Dc
tober, Persons wishing To purchase will apply
10 WIN Radford, Rev John Enrly, OF the sub
scIiber living on the premises.
IHOS. EARLY
llF The Petersburg Republican will give the
above three in crtions and forward his account
TO this Office for payment
August II. 3t3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12

ANrOIlt E.--iufsnnnt tu decree of the Nor-
~ shiplu court OF Campbell. rendered IN the
year. lsa6 in cause therein depending between
Elizabeth Kelly aud others. plaintiffs, against
john Bullock administrator OF Robert b. Kelly
and others defendants The undersigned com
mlssioners appointed by the SAID court, vii sell
by way of public auction, TO the hi hest bidder,
ON a credit ofoue aud Two years, On the pfems-
IS on Friday the 3lsl day of August, 1877 II
fam il moi the next ia,f day thereafter, a Tract
of Land, in the county OF Campbell, lying on the
waters of Flat Creek, containing Two Hundred
ut,,I Tint. fan, n,s,pa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12
ON WEDNESDAY, I2lh sEPIEMBEk.
1924 Prizes

JUL 7 HIS
" Tickets and shares IN the above Lo'tery
NAV be had at the Lucky oikee where mas re
Gently been sold several capital piIzes' ana 'he
cash paid a sight would earnestly mshe .'e
atlcniion ofthosc disposed to embark ON the
road TO wealth. totfy few tickets in the splen-
lid scheme, YOU should not forget 10 call at or
tune 5 Home, where there are parcels OF choice
and we'll selected numbers.
u Orders from any pant ofthe United States
enclosing the rash or llize tickets Will receive
due attention | Addressed to .,,
ABRAM r. NORTH,
Lynchburg Va.
~ Whole tickets S5-Eiayes 81 oo-9"af-
ters 81 20.
A. r. NORTH
Iuly 20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12
High ard low system,

Confined ~ consequences OF ,te unliAeled
popularity,
Virginia States Navigation Lottery,
Class NUMBER tHREE.
VIII be drawn in Lyuehbog. on "Wednesday lhr
2gth Of this mouth supellniendcd by The lol.
loving board OF commissions s.:
Judge VIM. Daniel, john Hancock,
CHS / Dabney 10 u bullock,
Jesse s. Harrison, John bagWcn,
Abon MDaniel, Collin Bnel.ner.
John G. Meem. Iljd Fletcher,
Dieid G.. Murrell John Wills,
Miehjah DAVIS. I'm Joint Miller,
George Whltloeke, Nm. NJ KINNEY,
Robert Kyle.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12

2ODnO Tickets. W,UOU
The object Of this Lottery should induce every
person that's friendly to internal Improvement
10 encourage ii, bat there Is still greater in.
ducement the chance OF getting $1,000 for tho
mall SUN Of ~ 80, its. arranged that by
purchasing ~ o tickets, ono high and one low,
you are certain ot one prize and may draw two.
L. Iicl.ctsand shares Tor sale ~ TIE ab9Ye
handsome Scheme at the reduced pfiee Of ~
80. Halves / -, Quarters - cents.
Orders for tlcReIs viii bt thankfully received
aud promptly attended To add sedto.
ABKAM Il. NOhTH.
JuIV 30.
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July 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS
Higheu Prize 5000 Dollars.
~. 2p5 Pfigea. S4U
300 Blnnks.
MODE OF DRAWING


The numbers will be pui inio cue wheel,
~ usual mud in another will he put the pri
zcs, above the denomination OF lno dollars,
aud the drawing 10 progress III the usual
manuer The 10000 prizes Of Two Dollars,
will be awarded Ia n high pr Iow number, 10
he determined by that which mey draw the
prize al 5000 dollars
Low Numbers, from 10 10000, inclusive.
nIgh Numbers, l0,ool 10 5000. i1clusiVe.
holder of tlte tickpts, tlieh aud low, must
OF Necessity draw one small PRIZE, and may
draw TWO CAPITAL PRIZES also.
TERMS.
price.of Tickets 81 90. iialvcs 81 %, Quar-
lers 62A cents
For Package, not less Than 81 whole tick
Ell, scheme pf,ce. Credit I'll fifteen daya
after the drawing Tor approved noies, with
on interest.
Order, b, mil poaI paid will meet The
4ane attention a Oh personal application.
Address 10 Alh LEI lhlfH,
Aua @ Manager.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12
price.of Ticket, 81 90. iialycs 81 20, Quar-
Va. state Navigation lottery,

Class NunbrI Three,
To be drawn on 2Dh August bext under the
supefintcndanee OF couiDissIoners---
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-12

An PRIZES ~ 2Oo0 DOLLS besi6es re
~ Grtat Capitals ot 10000 and iU,Ooo
Dollars &r, Or 10 the MARYLAND
GRAND LITERATURE LoTTIEP.
COHEHs OfrICE, III Mrkei stree I
Baltimore, jul I'd, 1877
The time lof drawing the Maryland iufsra-
tnra ntery will be announced 10 lew
days---In the Interim, adveHturers have. the
opportunity Of procuring Tickets aud Shares
Al HE presrnl low rate of Five Dollars. In
This unusually hrillnnt scheme, there are
TfD Prizes Of IieO thousand Dollars each, be
aides the 800 OOO and > 10000, and the usual
proportion OF Thousands, Five Hundreds, dc.
Prizes SUI ject 10 a deduction Of fifteen per cent.
The whole PAYABLE in Cash, which, as usual at
CGHEN'S OFFICE, eau be had the momenE
they are dta"n.
Whole Tickets 80 90 Quarters 81 o5
Halves 2 50 Eighths %
To be had in the greatest variety ofNos al
COHE.N'.S
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ia Market street Baltimore.
Where both the great capital prizes of ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS each
were sold in late lotteries, and where in the last
Lottery the HIGHEST CAPITAL was sold,
and where more capital prizes haze been sold
n,an at rng other office an .1nlerica
L. Orders from any part Of the United
States. eiiherby mail (post paid or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Prize Tick
cts in any Of the Lotteries, will meet the Same
prompt and punc,ual application. Direct TO
il. COHEN, il. & BROTHERS,,
Baltimore
Jnly 10 100
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-27
Medical Notice.

4 He Subscriber, DucrOn OF MEpicisk ana fAAsfiCAi
CnEM,sr respectfully informs the Ladies' and Gentle
men OF Wilmington and lis vicinity, that he has com
menced to prepare Medicine, in MARhhl . hnEis
Wilmington, Delaware the house otiosite IN Terry
oobes /, Goa LuDlber Ynrdwhere he prepares the io
loving Medicines The salphate Of Qunine This med,
cine contains The active principle OF the Peruvian BARK ana
when properly prepared IS the best medicine as yet ds
for the Of Agues Remt'cnt and Intermittent
Fevers lie also prepares Basamic restorative Tor Gus
eases &c the Breast and Lungs Pulmonary consumption
phthse; and medicine which will efecuaiy cure lhe
mos distressing Headache, matter how long rs co'n
nance may be. He also the T0o'hache ~ lev
minutes without making of any OF the corrodns aclds
red hot IRON, or plugging the teeth wn sod leai o
sheet lead The medicine he makes use OF w,li preserve
lie teeth for years lie prepares Tooth Powder mat VIZ
1hien the ee be they ever SO black from taking melt
cine or any other DIR. Z prepares an Eye Water
that w remove all inlammaiions from the eyes nave
cured numbers from the Rheumatism and some 81 em
ciippts for years from It. Names signatures 10 o
require, - it is too much the custom with qackery
f ON my practice Of medicine and my experience and
knowledge at chemistry, am able to extract medicinal
virtues contsneda animals, vegetables and minerals and
apply them tor the different diseases the constitutions
II people mas waa hen Persons afflicted with Cancers,
| L they make tmnly application, can be cured.
There i i medic ne sold BY the Of S,oGms Pana.
cel which ia hear 0, until saw Mr.. swains sdyer
sement, tew weeks past the, called on sef,e Of
Inc most physicians in Philadelphia and spoke 70
them respecting the Panacea and informed them that !
al tie artlioFs works Who invented the medicine and
d,r yetrtl KS fleets the OF certain diseases. All
| Il sentlere spoke the subject, said they were
se:tlninat 81 s0an not tie inventor Of the medi
ci6e h ttaf invented he Panacea was ore Of The
Featss ehsn's That EHepe produced; andis dead near
hiaitd YEARS. and his writings are difficult Q be had
riat Nr $50 las est sone pars Of his works or some
.sse ki.n ireceip fem he work, have 40 doubt
lAAs aa 7eaarsl chamics! and real preparatio i,
Il 5hs PANAEEk y cl, Sill sell one dollar per bot,
tts 81 hs akea and one allar nni fifty cents single
. p II. nfeaafes Wa>h for M Ladies which removes
spAts Eru7 a9' ard ieter from the face and hands,
tni cisa> ST 1eAat mes the skin H. also prepares 2
sslse saat ,aSe pai Carns b the from the
AL Sse the leas sensation OF pain
Lafes 81 Gentemen w',n afflicted with any disease
that cpraSe, II hey pleased to call me- shall be
ate Haei p With The siictest pnncnay
JAS. PURCELL, NJ ID. & =. G.
Wilmington. Del, Jan. rs, 1927. 2A--iy
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ID IS AW ~ d d III sahsc .ief- hufsdsyiast N
IA Il d u lDls mt !, ] NFtRo NN% n4med PEIEK.
atni,elf pelsl Reiins.iy, SPOUT IS s7sea.s 4 agt
ma tive feet or n4te aehes hsh, oat blst ana slow
tiinea; 5er orderly :viipa accustomed 10 ia n.
sotk. He COS With hin variety " c0iing, Anon<
rich were b : eiah coat dta5 cloth do 4 par
iae hg cuOfed cashmere pAH aeits pair Of dfao CLOTH
d one pa,f ot w,te daihs AID par u blue aud
bte summer do hte coat and yellow
trpel ID, pait Of alu yarn sock g, and one par
{. wtite cotton do ore ahie aud brown hncn SHIRT
We par Of boots h4f worn, o. fir La
ALSO at ihp sails time. ~ 70 named JOHN
PHILLIPS, abou Is Yeas as5 e tect u 10 inches
Oh, g stout Pete hu kt HIM iitheng STOW Ii
"a AMI sober. iie raN Il mich u lis speech but mos
aer and forward iha1 Peter An 0ng lie eni lie ol
With him arr slack claia coat Wlth ka X llp
all, ore r4nrd JACKIE, pair Of drab clnh ianalcsa
Ut datk cloth d. ah kefsey do. pan Ut black and
uhe slri ~ DO and pan Of yellow 81 nne PAR I
linen do linen aud Ihislin hi i \ hi..
sor5 Cd wai,leoa with 81 sirilts pali q cAlfsk II SO
eatls rev. fir aud hat. No sl,avt described
negroes tasrd ~ Sp, Is and the Chesaeak,
Bay, By the faint; he sl5sc hers aid vent II with.
o. any naDe a Is belrvt thr ush tile n
reference n evll disposed neraons he ab reward
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