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WOOL.

AMnT, to 200O lbs. of Maryland common
lN>AJg Wool, washed, in lots to suit the
purchaser; also 10, 900 lbs Of Cotton Yarn, as
sorted, No. to l2, and 1000 lbs. Of line and
coarse Candle Wick, for sale by
JOSEPH MENDENIIAIL & co.
Corner of Hing and Secnd-sis. opposite the 10
er !Hl,ket, Hilmingiml. ~
March 90 2G--4t,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-22
$50 rs 40 . !. 6

Here, then, he simply states the result, but
why not state the manner in which he pro-
luces il, it would certainly be more satlsfac-
tory to lis readers.
will take the liberty Of showing the
work Of this question by the same rule !
wrought his first question now in dispute,
EXAMPLE.
ID G. Nj
G7 4
So
10
SOFA Multiplicr
ID G NJ
9 80 9
100
9999 Multiplleand.
5074
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69995
499950
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CWRIs TTTINgs.

THE subscriber notifies his friends and the
public, that he has removed from the old stand,
No. Is shipley street, formerly occupicdhy
WILLL7M CH.fNDLER
10 No. 23 Market, end 26, Ship
lry street.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-22
FASHION.


There are moments OF reflection which
press upon us in the midst of gaiety, and
they sometimes bring with them admonito-
ry lessons. We were seated in corner of
room, at the Bachelors Ball, watching
the ladies as they promenaded, and passed
a merited eulogium on the neatness OF
their dress, the propriety and modesty of
department, and their whole appearance
"They are very WELL" said friend of the
haat ron, near me, "but they are not the
I fashion of our cty--clever girls enough
4 daughters of worthy traders and industrious
mechanics; but they have not the "entree"
I into fashionable society; they are not known
4 beyond Pearl street or Chatam square.
"What constitutes fashion," "Why, wealth,
talent, certain ar---a Jeen Sais quoi" 1t
4 is wealth, there are Sin Young ladies whose
4 fathers can each draw check for 100000,
which shall be honored." MAY be So
but they wear pepper and salt CO atees with
lime on them-dine at half past one, and
Keep no carriage"
4 Thus we sum up the attributes of what is
i called fashionable life. The lady, though
y She is handsome, intelligent, rich and re-
\ spectacle, cannot be voted fashionable, un-
I I'll some priestess at the shrine, places her
q among the initiated, or some dandy declares
1 mat she will do. How absurd. In Eng
N iand, where there are hereditary claims, and
Z privileged orders, the adhesion OF the aris'
Il s.ocracs is necessary to the preservation o
4 yaeir order; but in this country, where nei
n ther fortune, birth nor talent can be entail
ea'it is ridiculous to defend such discrimin
auons The energies of clever man, arr
ssrrepressible. Half of what is called til,
.ashlon of New York-the bon ton--the We
r y y, leaders Of taste, are sprung from homes
.shors and industrious carpenters; bnt thu
ace desenerates. Fathers have raised them
sseNes by their ewn talent and enterpriz,
.10n' the bottom to the top of the ladder
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TTKE WILNIINGTONIAN
AND
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.
-=----=-=t
Thursday, March 90, 1927.

The President has issued his proclamation
closing the ports of the United States a
gainst all British vessels coming from any
colonial port belonging to his Britanic Ma
jesty. In allusion to the proclamation OF
the President, the Editor Of the National
Journal remarks:
"rhc law, it should seem, does not au-
thorzc the President 70 issue his Proclama
ton to take effect prospectivcly; but such
steps will of course be taken by the cxecu-
tive as candor and equity require in regard
to such vessels as are now in port, or may
arrive in the United States without having
received previous knowledge Of the presi-
dents Proclamation.
We certainly could have wished that Con
gross should have so left this matter as that
the British Government might have seen
distinctly, and in the form oflaw, the terms
on which the United States were willing TO
open the Colonial Trade TO both parties, and
full consideration Of those terms. AS Con
gress, however, saw fit to pass no new law,
carry into execution such laws as do exist,
according to its sense Of duty The contin-
gcncy provided forby existing laws has hap
pened, and Congress having risen without
altering those laws nothing has remained
to the Executive bat to give effect to those
laws, in conformity with their requirement.
.
Our advices from Portugal are favorable
to the cause and success of the friends to
the Constitution. The rebel, or royal rrces,
as they are called, have been dispersed, and
their leader, the Marquis de Chavcs, on
whom their best hopes were founded, been
put to aght-wounded and disgraced, he
has been compelled to seek an asylum in
the territory of the King Of Spain. Fer
dinand publicly disclams taking any part
in the rupture i'll Portugal, but many cir
cumstances have disclo ,cd the fact, tina,
both money and munitions of war have been
literally distributed among the disaffccted,
by his agents. We believe that tranquil,
ity will shortly be restored by the Britisi
troops; but that it will be Of long duration
is a thing quite improbable. The ambition
of the priests, who arc determined to have
their weight in the scale of all politica
measures, will keep the people continually
restless, and plot after plot will be got VI
by them, to overthrow the Constitutions
,, Government. We have no idea that an,
! plot having such an object in view, can eve
succeed. The peasantry may be reused
time after time, to take up arms and assume
the aspect of revolt, but they must as speed
lily be again put down, when the scaiiol'
l will smoke with the blood of its deiude'
t victims, and the instigators, the real wiz
workers of civil discord. will be shede
. !, from the punishment due them, by the awe
inspiring influence of the Church. The onl
safeguard to the public veal will be, wis
policy in the administration of the Govern
i ment,
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HORSE e4A gN Tszz,ZS
- SPY
ea.sSsssrefSY

IN Red, Blue or Black Colors, are handsomely
printed al the Office of the Willn!ngtonian, No.
III, Market-st. On reasonable terms.--ordefs VIII
meet with prompt attention.
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and much less capable OF deciding. For
this reason, should be muctpleased to see
the reasoning of some of your correspondents
upon it, AN INQUIRER.
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FinisheA heather,

of every description, which he will dispose OF on
the most reasonable terms. Persons iayorlng
him with their custom, may depend OH having
their Leather Of the best quality.
Also, Morocco, and Lining skins Tor sale.
JOHN GUYER.
ITGhn;ngton, March Is, 1927. 26-3m.
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Notes * HonAs

TOn SALE At THIS OFFICE
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On the 18th ult the log hut Of a colored
man named Daniel Annette, was burnt, at
Ashtabula, Ohio. together with his three
children! The mans wife had left him,
and he usually locked his children in the
house during the day, which was the case
on the above fatal morning.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-22

The New York Arcade is finished and
the shops are opened to the public. occupi-
ed by Jewellers, Book sellers, Mlliners, fan
cy goods of all sorts, Confectioners Fruiters,
Tialors, &c. sc. The building is an ele-
giant one, and the conveniences it offers are
great
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YnURsuANT to a decree of the Superior
Couu of Chancery for the L,ucbburg
District. rendered on the 2sh day II October,
ls26, Ia llie cause of Edmund Il. Norsoh, Ev'Dr.
of Thomas NorvelI, dee against Reuben NIr.
veil and others defendants. The undersigned
Marshal. Of the said comi will sell. b, va, ,l
pnDle auction, on twelve mouth credit, before
the door o the said Naishal's Office, in the town
OF Lynchbnrg, on Thursday, the 18th day Of Oc-
tobrf, 1927, # fair, if not, the ncsl fan day
thereafter, the following Slaves, 10 vii sam
Charles, David, Hannah, Lucy aud her cltlld'
two years old, with the increase OF the females
since the Doth day Of January, 1910. Bonds
with approved security will be required.
THOMAS a. HOLCONBE, NJ
Sept "a tlctdsrl1.
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NWALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
v VIII be sold, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday the 9th day ofOctoher next, on the
premises, that we'll known aud valuable estate,
Booker's Ferry on Staunton River, in Halifax
county, containing between four aud five hun
dred acres, belonging to the estate of George
Hairston, decd. Also, at the same time aud
place viii be sold another tract Of land lying
contiguous to the former tract containing be-
tween Two aud three hundred acres and known
by the name of the Camping Bottom. Terms
made known ON the day of sale
BY THE EXECUTORS.
Oct 4. ctdSpt
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GREAT BARGAINS.
A ON I, u.

fnIiE manager of the Virginia State Nndga.
= ton Lotteries, repeats his thanks TO the
ablc fOl HE liberal encouragement Of his
#enemes. and invites particular attention To class
NJ. 4, lch for its richness aud low price oi
c>ris IS without n parnllel--1he drawing is
ncaI al hand aud bot few chances To be had
he friends OF tbs office are adnonishrd, fuge-
Tiers With all who want genteel independence
NJ fcliei II ON old debts, T. rrnsp. The golden OPP
portuniiy Without ia" ticket, you cannot obtain
ainass ready. Scnd yuuI orders rs Miss Betsy
Fowler Of Rocl,btdrc I'D, when size drew tic
capital pike OF ~joOO aud got the cash soon rs
,hr could send tor IT, or cali yourself ms Maj
iohn Williams when he bought the ticket and
received the cash all within Two days for one
hall Of IS. Ool All meet the same attention II
addressed TO- AUG. IEF1NlClI.
Scpi p.
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y AND FOR SALE.-=The subs rlber in
II tending TO discontinue planting, offers for
sale the tfaci of Land on winch he NOW resides,
lying IN Bedford county within sik miles OF
Iybehbnfe. adjoining the lands Of Patrick Bun
ton, Edmund Cobbs Hiram Cbeat"ood, Nathl,
Ahnson and Mrs. Gath Mefiwether The
ltart contains 526 ~ acres $50 OF which IS
heasill tIiub, red, the balance enher IN high
state Of cultivation, OF with lutte eIccpion)
well covered. As II is presumable that amy
one wishing To buy, will frst view the premises n
particular description is thought superiluous, the
subscriber would bat Just observe that il is de
sirahc place, both tor health and cultivation --
The nelehborhood is thought to be one OF the
best Ia Virginia. Ga this tract are all neCcssa-
~ Improvements. The dwelling house Is large
aud convenient, though not entirely finished
Tie subscriber will slew the premises 10 any
one wishing to buy.
Terms one third payable Isl May, 1923
one ihltd Isl May, 1929 the balance Isl MAY.
l5.i9. \ deed OF trust or satisfactory bonds will
be requiled CLEMENTS \. JENNINGS.
August 2. c2mlfb2
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81 IITAlE


96G2 prizes ...............,&ll4 $4,000
Subject To The usual deduction of fifteen per cent
n Thr Cash for the Whole Of the Prizes can
be had at COHEN'S OFFICE, the moment they
are drawn.
Whole Tickets s. 40 Quarters 81 %
Halves % Eigbths o.
H. Orders from any part OF the United
States either by mail (rost paid or pr, ate
conveyance enclosing the Cash or Prize Tick
cts in any of the Lotteries, viii meet the same
prompt and punctual attention as If on persona
application.
u Addressto
il COHEN, Jr. g. BROTHERS,
Baltimors-
Aug II. -
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REMOVAL.

SNHE Subscriber has removed his Auction
- aud Commission store 10 the house laiel.
occupied nv Messr,. Jones & Tolcr. one door
above the Nirginian Office and opposite Nlcssrs.
Schoolfeld Il Thurmon, o. offers forsale by whole
sale or tail:
Old Java and best Green Coffee
Loaf and Brown Sugars
Old Jamaica and Antigua Rum, war; anted
pure aud fine
Old Holland Gln
Do Cogniac Brandy
Madeira Vine in casks and demiohns
Very superior Malaga Wine. warranted
genuine
Port Vine in bottles
Imperial,
Young Tyson.
and Black
Pepper Ginger. Allspioe, and Salt Petre
Soft shell Almonds, best Muscatcl RaiSns
Sperm Candies, Cotton Yarn, as orted Nos
Bales Wool and Cotton, Banboxes, Straw
Bonnets
Crates Queens Ware, assorted,
Northern made Axes
Bacon, Family Flour
A few frkins very fine mountain Butter
&c. &c. &c.
X. q, TOMPKIN9
Oct. T. c5uf9
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2i).t

o.n AAA ACRES OF LAND. -Pnr,n-
Nb.UtU AMI to decree Of de Superior
Count of Chanccry ior the Richmond Dsuict,
pronounced on the 18th day ot June, 1921, IN a
causf Of David Bullock, Pin Against ADelP. Up
sbnr. adm with the will annexed OF Thomas
n ,.on. decd. and others defendants:
The undersigned Marshal Of the Superior
Court Of Chan,cry for the Lynchbufg District,
will sell, by va, OF public auction, on twelve
months credit before the office door ofine said
Marshal IN the town of Lynchbnrg, on Thurs
day the lst day Of November, lh2s. liiair II not,
the next far dav thereafter, 10000 Acres Of
Land, Wing IN the co1rly OF Patrick, beng
an undivided pat Of a tract Of land containing
Seventy Thousand Acres, aud Is the same which
wa, conveyed To Henry Banks by Henry Lee aud
Anu his vie. by deed bearing date the ! lth day
Of June. 1907. aud recorded IN the General
Cont ofthi, Commonwealth on the same day /;
which se,eut, thousand acres is situate IN the
county of Patrick beginning on the Big Dan
River. including the waters Of Big Dan River,
I.i,tle Dan River aud South Mayo River survey
ed ON the 18th Of April, 1875, for and in the
name fJohn Miller, who assigned the same to
Henry Lee, bv virtue OF which assignment a
grant issued 10 the SAID Henry Lee on the 2lst
of October, 1896, as will appears by an official
Moi and certGcate OF survey winch is annexed
IN the aforesaid deed Bond With good security
and deed of trust on the property will be re-
! CURED OF the purchaser
T, A. HoLCoMBE, NJ
sert, 81. S'asl's
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SADDi.ERY.
THOMAS MACKENZIE,
S1DDLFR.

TllOMAS MACkENXlE,
SiDDLER.
No. d6 South street BALTIMORE,
Has lately commenced The importation of Plat
ed, Steel y lind SaddciY such rs -
Patent Spring and thncy airrepsi
Brdc-bits of all kinds and patterns
Plated 81 Steel Buckles Trunk locks;
Tut Mails MarlnEnl Hooks, Curb chains !:
Ladies slipper stinups Halter and Trace
Brass Trunk Nails Patent Shot Charger
(Sykcs)
Patent fIc proof powder ilnsksi
Plated spurs Whip, Bucksl,ins;
Crit & Suaniug Webs Brass Trunk Coz
netS;
English Bridle.leathers, double and single
DC. &c.
As these Goods are bought in England flom
the Manufacturers. ut the iottd cash prlrcs PEI.
sons dealing in the above arr ccs, would doubt.
iess do wcll by calling before they make the
purchasers added 10 which, tn lmportcr is Il
young beginner IN tins line Of business, and Is
Therefore nee, Ss0riig compelled 10 sell iO'o IN OF
der to insure custom,
The advertise also manufactures and kceps
constantly for sale Wholesale and Retail;
Saddles and b dies OF all descriptions,
Saddle-bags Naleces Harness;
Pori-mantcau travelling Trunks,
Fancy black q bar do
Carpet Bags, &c. nc.
H. All orders by NAL, or otherwise, attend.
ed 10 with great punctualiy and despatch Aud
Goods pat as i0te, rs thy Houid Dc iterf Ht pHr.
ehatr present. THOMAS AChENZiL.
sept 90. IjT
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Nigh and AoW oSsten.,

Continued in consequence al lis onnvalled
popularity
Virginia STATE Navigation Lottery,
CLASS NUMBER -FOUR.
To be drawnn Fcdricksburp, Oh Thurs
day, the l5,h Of November next,
Under lho ,nperlnt'uicnce al Commissioners
MORE FRIES THAN BLANhS.
Highest Prize GOO DottolS.
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y, 1000 Tickets nj So Ia 10000

10000 Tickets nj So Ia $4,000
MODE OF DkANlhn
The numbers Will be put INTO one wheel,
rs usual, aud in another viii be put the pfi-
zrs, above the denomination oil Two dollars.
mud the drawing ~ progress ~ the usual
manner. The 10000 prizes OF Two Dollars
B, be awarded TO high or low number, TO
be- determined by Tint which mny dra" the
prize OF 6,ooO dollars.
Low Numherz, from ! 10 10000, inclusive
High Numbers, louUl TO "O,ooo, inclusive
holder oil two tickets, High and low, must
Of necessity drnH Que small prize, and may
draw Two CAPITAL PRIZES also.
IEE MS.
Price OF Tickcls--whoIr, 81 Co. Hull, 81 70
Quarter, 62h Genis
For packages, pot less han 90 whole tick
ct, scheme prire, tor approved notes. raya'
lIe fifteen days after the drawing without
interest.
Orders, by mail, post paid, will meet the
same attention rs on personal application,
Address 10 AUG. LEFlNlGH,
Aug 81. Manager.
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CunEn's OFrIcI } ~ MHri.ei direct,
Baltimore, Aug OH. lb27.
a. We have the pleasure to announce thhi tho
drawing the
GRAND A1IkE LOTTERY.
ofthc State of MarsLrjd, will take place Ia tho
CITY ofBAL1IAlORE, on Wednesday the 18th
of October, aud viii be completed on that day.
-1h Lottery Is the most Iilianl IN The United
States containing, besides the capitals Of 20,-
600 DOLLS aud 10000 DOLLS 40 hess than
TEN prlzes Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
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EDNVA EANS.

Ivnehbnrg Young Ladies' Seminary.
The next Session Of this School. will com
menee on the iN day foetober next.
NEN TERMS
Pen Session Of live months.
The price OF Tuition to, allthc highest
branches OF English education has
been reduced tn $50 90
That OF thr Junior class. tor spelling
dud reading uulv, to 10 90
That Of Muse, uocdi and On he Fimo
i0rie, : lessons a week 10 90
For The French, Italian OF German Ian-
gah9ta, 10 90
For drawing and painting, 10 90
The public may remain assured, that the
tsacheis viii br IS attentive rs ever, To forward
The Improvement OF the pupils. md to main
TIN that strict discipline, which they have ins-
tuled.
Inc experience which Mrs Ieuha has acquir-
ed Ia Music, not ouly as "A teacher ii the PidH0
Forte but also ms one OF local Muse, enables
her 10 Affirm, that her scholars will improve nj
least IS much as with any other Music teacher
whatever. In support olths assertion. she begs
iehvo 10 refer the public, TO the improvement Of
the numerous scholars she Inns instructed in
Richmond Fredericksburg n Staunlsn, during
the last eleven years, which cnn BIZ aseerialncd
by referring 10 the certificates circulated IN this
town iasl year the originals oi "hiehare III her
possession. PETER II LEtBA.
July 10. c9lO2.
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Real Estate for sale.

SAuE Subscribe will ollfr for sale on Fri.
! day the 10Th day OF thts month, 1T public
auction his House and Lot, l,lne on first street,
nea, Martins Ware House. Those wishing 10
pnirhasc " Il do we'll Ia attend ms an deirrmnI.
ed 10 ell The terms viii he hbHlah The sale
Will be- conducted by J. X u PAYNE
WILLIAM JOHNSON
NIB Al pei sons having any claims against
the subscriber VIII present them, ns I am going
Ia move from this place, aud wish TO close all
accounts. W. JOHNSON.
Oct l. 3l9
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essl-in our mines Of copper irou, lend and In
in our mountain ranges-and we link we
may even add IN the enterprise, skill. aud ph.-
seal character OF our people. Il the sagacious
Napoleon. then. fosesa", that 1t was only bv
protecting ner manufactures until they should
obtain strength, consistency j. vigor that France
could be placed on an equality with Britain.
and be prepared TO withstand the shocks of war
as well AS 10 participate FULLY in the prosperity
ofpeace surely, with notivesso much more pow
erfnl, aud with advantages 50 much greater aud
more numerous this country ought To pursue a
similar policy. II is absurd to talk about tax
ing one portion oe the community for the bene.
st Of another Absurd. because. es perience, us
before remarked. has proved that such will
not be the effect of protecting duties. If We
thought that such would be their consequence,
Gas we once did, we should be as violently on
posed 10 a Tariff as We once were Enllghten-
ed by the operation of the system, as far as II
has progressed, however, we rrtract our error,
as we fondly hope will Toe the case with man,
otherstyho are now conscicntiously opposed To il.
We think we see in it the germ of our future
grandeur and happiness. 1t Is the first aud
most cfectual step towards consolidating onr
Union. by teaching one section Of the country to
look to another for a reciprocity of exc lange IN
their peculiar productions thus adding the'poW-
erful considerations otnterest to the nobler bu
feeb!er feeling OF patriotism.
" We have received an Extra sheet prin-
red at Opelonsas, (Lousiana) giving an accoun,
Of the proceedings Of large meeting of IT,
friends Of the administration in that place.
which about to be followed by others in o.
tier parts of the State. Written on the margin
were these words About 800 voters present,
Not more than sixty Jackson men in this coun.
~. Louisiana is certain for M. Adams.'
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10 the Stockholders ofthe Iynehburg ,nd
Salem Turnpike Road
\ general meeting of the Stockholders will be
held agreeable to ndiournment. Al The Franklin
Hotel IN Ltnchburg ON Friday the l2ih day Of
tbs month,
II ! particularly desirnblethni ns many Stock
hul1efs as can make II convenient will attcud IN
person, Us business ot importance will lie before
them JOHN NJ GORDON, Clerk.
Oct !. 3ly
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= HE winter session of the subscriber $
school will commence or the first day of
November. WI , REID.
Sept. ~. tcnts
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From tho PHILADELPHIA Album.

1yyHE spirit of tie Cd Daminion. The 9TH
Number ofjh unnsing publication. gi'idg
an ,ec3nni of hfistmas n je Tank, which =
\ little town situntrI on thr Potomac River, h's
been received Th,4e are seteial nim0t0os aud
interesting stories related hy the pa'lcipa'or.
In tie Ghristmns revelrie. niilten in natural
aud pleasant manner. aud suited TO obtain for
helr author. Mr. Stephen /. Michell the nano
of a sensible aud iorular writer. The contents
offhis No a. those olthe preceding ones, are en-.
trcly original
The Spirit of the Oil Dominion,
BY STEPHEN +. MlTCHEL LII.
Subscribers are requested 10 call and receive
the Iih Numbcr of the above "srs. few co.
pies ofthe LIST, Ind aud Sd Numbers Tot sale
els \ NlrilEkS,
Oppositz Messrs. Noryells.
Oct 4.
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w IRGININ STATE LOfTEhl, for the be-
y ne6t ofihc D,50lM sW9mp CW0i Conn
PAM Ninth Class 10 be drawn IN Richmond,
On WEDNESDAY the 9th u this month.
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Unjust SALT BY virtue Of deed Of frass
= executed by Jsseph billiard 70 The snbscfi-
brr. mr. date The 81 ~ Ocioaei, 1924. and
duly recorded In tie Coz .oaff Of Amherst,
shsl On Saturday the 27i day Of October
DexI ensuing nj Jnmes 8 +, ''elon's tavern ia
New uinsgow. proceed 10 sell, tn the highest
bidder. fof cash. tenncgro slay ], 10 III. Ben,
WI. Frederick scott, William, 3anlofi. Cor.
hii l.lehhid Ghufiane aud hsfy, aud III IN
crease 81 SAID female4 s,ncc the Gate Of sad
I'D a.. slN Beds, BcJsicids and furniture,
Que Clntk and dase one Buoau nni Inol csc.
on, side Hoard general head of horse, cattle.
sheep and hog, 81 80 much ofsaid prepeitg ~
ui,n be necessary Ia answer the purposes OF the
deed Of trust aferpsaii. sllal convey such IL
tic only n Is vested by said deed.
ROBERT TINSLEf.
Sept 81 eIdif
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Dry Goods at Auction.
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: 2 VIII selI At nv office, On TUESDAY neft
j 10Th inst. q consignment of Fresh Goods.
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Sup, Cloths and CaSsinefs
Yellow
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BombaYCts
Domestic Shrtngs and Checks
Shawls llls aud Mnslns
Wool Hats, ~. Ac.
Terms very liberal.
JOHN X ID. PAYNE, Auct.
Oct a. 2ui9