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ADMINISTRATION
COMMITTEES Meeting.
May 9th, 1928.

The Committees Of the respective Hundreds of New.
Castle County, appointed at the late Administration Meet
ing Clarks Corner, to call meetings in their respective
Hundreds requested to assemble at the Red Lion Tav
ern on Monday next the 1lth inst at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
business of importance. punctual attendance
esty desired The following the names of the gem
tlemen composing said Committees
Brandywine Hundred-Col. Thomas Robinson, William
MCauley, Andrew Fountain, Joseph w. Day, and Samuel
Galbrath.
Christiana-John MN1inn, William Boyd John ST dali.
Isaac Finn John Rice Major William Armstrong, Henry
f. Alichs, james Candy, William Warner, Peter Gskill
Mill Creek-Amos Saunders, Esq. William Baldwin,
Bobet Tweed, John Armstrong and Samuel Bailey.
White Clay Creek-George Plat, Benjamin Whteman,
John Kennedy Robert L. Smith, r and James II. Briscoe
Pencader-Arthur Beatty, Andrew Bradley, William w.
Stewart and John Z. Guthrie.
New Castle-Washington E. Moore, John Me Crone, r
Cornelius ID. Blaney, Jesse Turner and Major Thomas
Stockton.
Red Lon--John Higgins DR.. William Gemini, John ].
Jones' John Exton and Thomas milford.
St. Georges-Joseph B. SIMS Dr.. Cuthbert S. Green.
Arcls r. Pennington, DIR. Francis d. WAITE and John
Janvier Jr. ~.
Observation-Disclosures Wilson, David Wilson Tho
mas, John Whitby, Major William Rothwell, and William
Deakyne.
The first named in each Hundred, being the Chairman
will please give notice to the rest.
The Committee of Correspondence also requested
to meet at the time and place. Their follow
John Way, William F. Brobson, James Candy; John
Wales, E. l. Dupont, Thomas Stockton John J. Nllisan
James Culough, (F) and William Kennedy.
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DELAWARE JOURNAL.
WILL. MING {. /. g SaGCNs
Friday, August s, AS2S.
GA PARCEL OF ADAMS MEN?'

L u'IUG
Yes-Colonel, quite large "parcel of Adams
men had meeting at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania,
On the Goth ult'' There has been osuch political
meeting in that State during the present controver-
sN About 5000 persons-some say sM-were
prcsent.-Nearly 5000 dined, according to testl-
mony of the persons who dined them. Many came
after dinner-many dned in the vicinity, and others
supplied themselves from carts, having provisions
for sale.--Thcrc was Jackson meeting at the
Yellow Springs, in the oicnity, onhe same day. and
thus people are enabled to judge of the correctness
Of your statement--that the Adams men ''succeeded
IN dra,ciag large Number Of persons to The SPOT
friends of General Jacksoa."
The pickle in which you find yourself, Colonel, is
unpleasant but we would suggest, If you cannot
conne Yourself to facts, it would be WE'LL noW ana
then, to have an eye to probabilities. DO make the
trial.
The proceedings of this meetng' occupying many
columns, as we'll as that at Chester Town. west
Chester, sc. sc. we have not found it in our power
to Law before eur readers, even to give sum-
mary view Of them. But we present, tor the Colo
nc's imitation, an extract of short notice oil the
Valley Forge Meeting, taken from the Village Re
cord. We hope he will profit by the example.
The two rival meetings, that Of the Administration
at the Valley Forge, and that Of the Jacksonlans,
at the Yellow Springs, occupy much of public at
tention. Althoug Oh some say, that only 200 walk
ed in nrocessiou. and only $50 diped in company at
the Springs, we think they must be mistaken
This great and popular place Of resort, would at
this season. almost without effort, or political ex
element, shcw that number. There was, we think,
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--aay wemay add, That any man, who would attempt
to impeach him wosld cover himself with disgrace
and contempt. Still, if there be a man. who is
friendly to Gen. Jackson and who can successfully
attack him, he is bound to do SO and no man can
blame him. Therefore, the friends of Gen. Jack
son are silent, we confidently hope that an enlIght-
ened community will disregard the ratings and SLAM
(ders of distant and vile Editors, who live by de-
traction and falsehood and who endeavor to black
en- the character of every individual, who opposes
their idol. We again invite the friends of General
Jackson in this county to deny the standing and
char acter of DR.. Crane above stated. 1t is said
that Mr.. Smith made the same statement to Col.
Robert Stevens, Of this county not having seen
Col. Stevens, however we will not positively assert
this to be fact Other satisfactory proof of the
union between Burr and Jackson is before the pub
lie and this is offered as confrmatory evidence by
FRIEND OF HIS COUNTRY.
Queen AIMS County, July 93d 1929
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Stated meetingo of the apprentices Library Com
pany Of Wilmington Delaa0are, will be held at the
Town Hall, on Saturday, ito morrow evening,
next, at z, O'Clock.
MOUNTAIN NAUDAIN, Sec'y.
May 9th, 1928.
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500 Reward.

Runaway from the Subscriber, on Saturday night
the Cd. Instant, Mulato boy called Moses, about
eighteen years old, and has about 2 years to serve
He is about five feet, eight or nine inches high,
straight and slender built, and walks very erect
Had on Dr. alb Cloth Coatee, tow linen shirt and
trowsers, Fur hat, and pair of Monroe boots and
took with him pair Of Drab Cloth pantalets. blue
striped round about and other clothing not recollect
ed.
One hundred Dollars Reward will be given, upon
delivering him to the Subscriber. or rs dollars if
secured in Jail so that he may be recovered.
VIM. CKADDOCK.
Near Warwick, Cecil Co. Md.
Aug. 5th 1898. law3w.
~ The U. States Gazette will please insert the
above once week for three weeks, and send his bill
to the advertiser.
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procuring documents to write a No. on Jacksou's in
timacy VITA Burr. This no doubt these fellows
heard, aud it was determined to put me out of the
way, or disgrace me. Thank God, they have as
yet done either. But really consider my life in
danger, and therefore suppose shall be compelled
to desist from giving information to the people, re-
lative to Gen. jackson. As parting word, ask
my countrymen to pause and think before it is too
late, what kind of man they desire to make iPres
dent. JAMES L. ARMSTRONG.
Extract of letter from gentleman in Tennessee
P. S. have just seen a gentleman from Bedford
County, who says that the physician called into the
aid Of DIR. Armstrong, represents his injuries as
very serious. This is Jacksonianism in its true
colors--such as the Hero in early times has often
acted himself!
DR.. James l.. armstrong who has been attempted
to be assassinated by the partzans of Gen. Jackson
in Tennessee, is now, and has been for number Of
years approved member of the Methodist Church,
and is esteemed in his neghborhood no less for his
|piety, than for his Catholic charity.
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very respectable meeting BUT THE GATHERING
was not. there. 1t was respectable in its numbers
and possessed the attraction Of several distinguish
ed gentemen-but the heart-the popular soul, was
not there. 1t was ld-lifeess-powerless. On
the other hand, to Valley Forge the popular current
tended From the north and the south-from the
east and the west the People nocked like doves to
the windows, in countless multudes 1t was to the
ground that WASHINGTON had trod. Ii was for
principles which Washington had defended land
there was the old man and his sons-the hard-han-
d-honest-hearted plow-man the farmer and the
mechanic-the bone and the sinew of the land -
aye, and their hearts were in it-they felt it was
our day-the Peoples day--a day sacred to liberty ;
and as they thronged onward-party after party
passing The Springs, they looked to that pleasant
place askance for the flag of Jackson which float
ed there for the day, they felt the flag efoppres-
sion stained with the blood of the poor man, and of
the poor mans son, ruthlessy condemned to die,
and they FASTENED on to where the noble banner vav-
ed sacred to
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o. Another letter from Judge N. II. Williams
respecting Burr and Jackson, and the letter of John
Hoover CD the same subject, as well as several Other
articles, original and selected, are unavodably post
poned. ,,.
Respecting the letter of Judge Williams, this day
crowded out of our columns, the Maryander says
We invite attention to the SECOND letter Of Judge
Williams, which will be found in thisrdays paper.
The reader will conclude with us that it establish
es the fact of the connection between Jackson and
Burr beyond all controversy.
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JUSTICE and MERCY
LIBERTY and LAW.

The one was PoLrrIcAI meeting, got up under
apparent mlsgivngs of the justice of their cause,
aud convened amid the chilling influences of doubt
lowering the confines of despair the other was
a Popular Asscmby-an out-pourins, and an in
gathering of the People. The swelling heart-''the
brimful eye''-the high resolve to defend Civil Lib
erty from Military sway, (or that is the great point
at issue the enthusiasm of soul, such as free and
generous sentiments only inspire, all were there.
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DELAWaRE AND NORTH CAROLINA
LOTTERY.
10 Glass, drawn Numbers,
As, 12, IS, Is, 43, 10, 20, 40.
NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOIIEhf-
18th Glass draws on Tuesday, next.
SCHEME.
fnrze Of $40. 900 Of 1000, Of 1000, 1iof 1850.
d If 1000. .6iof 500, of 200. SO of 3d. SO Of 80,
n of IS, 4s9 of 10 and 4446 Of IS.
Tickets S., Half So so, Quarter Is, Eight oo cts
To be had in variety Of numbers, at
Z. BARKER'S,
Prompt and truly Lucky Office, No. n, Market
Street, Wilmington, Del.
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PROCLAMATION.
BY AUTHOR TX Df the STATE OF DELAW ARE
ftlIARIEs POLK, Governor Of he said S ale, ii

BY AUTH0ki iY Of The SfAfE OF DELAWA ARE
E4ARI4Es POLK, Governor Of he said ale, . ali
" - whom these presen's shall core
WHEREAS ~ the frs Tuesday ot October, being the
ven day 81 that month"; il the year Of Lord one
Thousand eft hundre. aud twenty eight, elections for
rnuce Of Representative Of aud for the SAID ate,
the twenty s Congress oil the Tinted States, we're held
according the Laws Of sa Sta e. in The several
zoe made mt, sgned and executed have been
ehve,ed = according to The Laws ut said State, bs
t- respective Sneri!'s If the sad Counties, and having
examn ned said RETURNS, and enumerated and asceitaiutd
The number f for each aud every candidate or per-
.oed ir such Representative have found Aensey
Lhns i'm FSqnire, be the highest vote, and there
fore duly elected tie representative of and for the sad
state the House OF Re 1rescn'aves G. the United Sae,
for the twenty first Congress Of tie Uriied ates.
|, the sad Charles Pok, Governor aforesaid, do there
fore, according The form oi an Act af HE General As
Seuy of The sad Sta il such made and provided,
declare the aia Reisey 'otns In Tie person highest IN
the election aforesaid, ard therefore duly elected
the Representative Of and tor the sad State Of Delaware
first Congress OF the United States
Given under my hand and The Great
(@>~>~,) Seal oi the sad Sac, a. Dover, the
Sea thirteenth day IF 0enber, ~ tic year
(>>) of lord thousand ght hun
dred and twenty-eglIt, ard Of the In
dence Of the sad STATE The fiji y-ilrd
Gil: POLK
l}y the Governor,
JolS M CLAYTON,
yecres0rp If Satc 20 a.
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Prophecy almost fulfilled oliver Evans, 40

Prophecy almost fulfilled oliver Evans. 40
year ago. SAID that the child was born who wnui'i
travel from Pl,ilade phla 10 Boston in one dai
"a hours The journey ma, now be made u about
trenty.ninp h0ars. l'he use Of steam coaches.
with some little lu thcr improvement in steam
boats, may, in less than five wears. tullil what
thought the mad peophecv Of oliver Evans: for
then the journey was one o! sel1nas moment, and
with severe travelling, occupied five or six days.
In this inventive age, who can torete to what
speed travelling may be carried Or who can fore
what vehicles NAV be brought into use? The
three elements, Air, Fire and u atcr il property
ascd or combined, are capable of pelihrming more
wonders than arc WITHIN the comprehension OF the
unphnsophc mind voyage from Phliadel pha
10 lnstnn, fits years 80, wa, considered TEDIOUS
and dangerous expedition and even since that
period, a Journey hence to Albany, was rot decia-
cd upon hastily: it was considered necessary by
many before setting out, 10 settle their worldly al
fairs. aud leave takngs were more formally ex
changed, than i, now done by voyage to SAL
round tile world Yet, such is tht Improvement
nl tits age, that the steam boat .NDrh .fmgrica
rived at Alban, on rhursla, lat, from New furh.
IN ten hours and ten minutes
tuifimeut Of anstryt Proyhpey.-We perceive
in OF the late English journals, short para
graph in relation to the prophecies ot nanla aud
il il should ever be veriici. land the difficulties in
wIich the r lrte i, nuw involved seems 10 induce
belief that it willy mast eNccuaiis prevent il flu
arc, all scel,tici.m with regard 70 the auhentcit,
Of the Scriptures 1t is stated, that tAr able,t com
nentator, on the p,ophec:c, 81 Daniel aud St.John
all agree that the Ia >te,nor Mahomelan apostacy
wnHli last from its establishment. 25O years. and
then ITS downfall ana complete destruction com Z
nence v hen Daniel wrote. it is said, thu Jews
and other nations reckoncd onls $50 days in the
year and the alteration ~ tie calendar, making
~ year 365 da,s, did not take place till between
) and 600 wears afterwards. Consequently. Daniel
must have ment 1860 lears Of 500 DAYS each. mas
nuci, n. hc could have known no other Il thl,
reasoning be correct. This wear o22) the prophe-
j. conpete; ior the Turkish date o this year
Is 1915. Nov the Turks reckon their years Of the
same lcnat we do. sos days II we REFUGE i24a
ears. II 3d5 days each, into years OF 500 aa,
cacn, we Shall find that the Mahomedan religion
las thl, wear la,,c1 1850 ,eais, With 20 days over
y ',.rs Gstia, If LIB
iYho Wants Prisesl Prisest Prizes,
SEA- inr! -ottli Cd 10 -i.Afsl Cass numee =
20 b., Il ave- IN H.. !, lIage 81 u ~ kecpse,
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tsiiE.iiEhHS SNl.h.
"a

r3y virtue Of II Wit ut Nend ENponas, directed,
I'D wil be exposed to Public Sale, the house Of Mrs
Bra mail, Bian,lywne, j, Brandy Hundred, Wed
nesLay The s0t a, If October al O'Clock, the fol-
lowing described opery, SITUATE, lying and being n the
Hundred Of Brudywioe, and County Of New Castle, 10
b tnded by the Philadelphia Turnpike Road, by lands OF
William stewart John Hays and others, with two slov
soue u. cling ionse. Some Kitchen and Frame Stable
No. 2. A Lot of ground ~ feet ont
and extending $50 back, adj ning No / lands Of
William Seuar and John lays. No s. A l4u' Of Marsh
Cherry l,apd Ma sh, joining Marsh lac Of Andres
VI iee, d cd, and Samuel fe, containing three and three
quarters Of acre, or less N, A life right ~
CERTAIN ac II Land, in The Iundred e-ad, banded
BY - Pala hia Turnpike soatl by lands late OF Ihos
Robinson, deed iienry Webster and james Gardner, h
small tenement and barn tkeie'n e;tctta, containing
about 10 acres % upland, ee acte3 II Marsh N
III Cfrriy ISLAND Ma s Seized aud taken in execution
as tie property oil w liam Snu h, and b.. sold by
WILLIAM HERDMAN. SHERIFF
New Ca.tl., DC 10, 1923. 73-s
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Sherif@s Sale.

ID vrtEe eta wfitp eXpunas TO o. dir ected Will
D exposed Iubiic Sale, the house Of Patrick
M.Cnnsighy, irap IL ST Georges linudred, on Inesa.
the 23h day OF October ins, two ocl ck The fellow
,s desc d Plantation Irac, Of Land, situate lying
aud b+ns the Humid. ed Of ST Georges ard County 4
New Gas lie, bounded by lands Of Samuel Thomas, lin
H. Cannon, lands late of Henry Hoops, decd and Others
frame DIV cling iiouse and log able thereon
ed, anins BY computation, twp hundred and t~enty
six acres, lie the or less.
Saized and taken execution the property OF Loen
ard Nandcgrfi, aid 10 be ssd by
WILLIAM HERMAN Shr.T
New Caste, Oc 10, ls28. 7S-fs
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SETER.TEFvS sac

ElL virtue J. "a Wai.ii Vend Exp mas, direct ed
I'D il, be exposed Pubic Sale, at the house Of Pa
rack NJ Conaughy, Trap, IL ST Georges linn,.red on
TUESDAY th 23h day OF Octope inst. o'clock, lie
following described Plantations Or Tracts OF LAID, "l,h the
Improvements situate, lying and being in the Hundred Of
George. ard County q! Nea Caste, VIZ:
No. l. Ronaed by lands If Patrick M'G.rauEh, 10
se.h SIMS, he heifs Of john M.tiii dec, astd, and
others, containing i59 80 erches, be The same
more or less No 9 plantation Tract 1t Land
bounded by the Pnr Penn road, b, lands d rppmas Cav
der Chfstophe Nandegrft and utlers contanii S lo3
acres, BE- lie same less; with frame Dwelling
House thereon erected.
Seized and taken execution the property Of Alrch
Pehinston ard b cd
William Iierdman, ShF.
New Castle, Oc Is Is 3 7ots
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.;.;en NC see the orons trampb of the People N
nl behold ai,h what firm AVID confident step they are ar
.n,ciar he period Of similar tiqnpls. We feel more
N .uy tie gree, ir the Delnquipcy Of Delaware, than
80 4 opposed ac ssoala The prospect that ID a~are !.
ever 10 be ARA, 81 on the side Of her republican SIS ers
,od BE ploamy indeed, FL not cheered with tn
fene hope that a. soon a, fellow ctlsns shall have
i .lshel their ptejrlccs aud become quie and calm
,ay iii sec the beauty and magoanmity ct the creed
n aaap il The examples which nave heretofore been set
a aaand Us aed 10 teach us but we are not wi''.
becorqe so enamoused wit, the simplicity and vf4oa.
lrnp II lie Tennessee tlrmer when " fill he chan Of
sue 4, .hey VII fiji uur ranks OVERLOOKING The
zhur Of his reign will form era in lHe pnl''cs o.
Ne ione which will be looked = by after ages q
No gotten days Il America will he therefore abs ~
H. er,nosc a Delaware wll Sc the last the only blot
ron Tie f r. re 81 &c isl tights and he peocs triumph
ner tin encmts i Liberty and equality vii taSs
|he r.h Among the republican States AID be c0nsrcuoi,
,g co eel nrtncinles T.. give to daN ito
peNsy aura i'll SHOW that may look ff s,lhe,'as
spor acns 10 50 100 majority fii jackson IN hat s;ty-
l#sovaIaas goes the Nay Ptnns, lyana ard On 9
HI tie same faith Tic people are trlar .sli--iees
vii prove tia; they, and ret heir sefvins are Inc ruler
d ,c county They will prove 'hs their VII mus be
55e,ei We are sorry that state has not resrcn
dtd tho same patriotic sentiments bat She viii 10 At the
nea election.
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Trunks, SaAAAery and HARNESS.
Making.

vBvE subscribe having purchased the stock in trade Of
Il Jtiilam W Rice axes this method Of informing his
friends and the public, that he intends TO carry on the
business of Saddle and Harness making in all its various
brsncbes, and that he will y. best materials and
have thu h'si w"rkmen employed he does not hesitate
hat Tie articles in his hue which he offer. for sale,
will be + d of the fas, nabe and durable kind
and cannot fail 10 give general satisfaction lie has puw
hand Saddles Bt',es. Gig and Carriage Hafnos--
rruks. aud general met # Saddle Y, W. ch lie
offers for sale low prices, at the old sand No 49, Mat
ke Street, w imng,on, Del.
DAVJB + MILES
Octobev l4,h 1923, 7s---sncs
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Robertson & Little,
no. IS MaIket 5 Get, Wilmington.

NO. 3, Maiktt 5 ltet, Wl.ingttn.
where nave lately been soli ,,l ON n zess
scn As SIS 00J 10000 7.5uJ0i z 1eU. 5.0eY; 5000;
$40 1000. &c. &c. &c
sank Notes bought and sod Cash advanced ipi Pslzes
8 SON ss pr,.,eied ies from aqy par n The Uuitel
ates BY maj (pn,' paid) or prvae c2nve,ancs. eacs
in tle cash o. prize tickets, Will Wi. ~ sam
pram9. and plpcua: attention as il per-cna applca
tuh
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Sheriff 5 Sale.

EeY virtue of a W4t OF N.nd Expohas. directed,
I'D Nlli be exposed 10 Public SAFE, the house of Pa
lick M.Conaugh,, Trap, in 81 Georges Hundred en-
tuesda, he 25 day of DC ober inst two oclock, The
following Plan atoms Tracts OF Land, situate, wing and
beng the Hundred of St Georges. and County of New
Castle, bounded by lands # James Jamison. James Hons
Henry Hook and Samuel i,ddle containing 100 acres,
more less.
No 4 Plantation Tract of LAID, in said Hundred,
boue,l b, lands Of Patick hCopaughy, Joseph u Sims
AID wife, the Rev John Collins, deed and by The road
leading ON HE Trap 10 Augustine, containing l2O acres
pertinance,
Seized aud taken the property Of George
Nande grit, deed. and to be sold by
WILLIAM IERDMAN, Shr.f.
New Castle, Oct. Is, 1923
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TO BIZ SOD.
10 mo. II.

public sale Invsuay the 25d ,nstant, at his late
IA tesdehce, all the estate real and perso al, e Sam
,ri Head, late Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle
County d, %. consisting OF household and kitchen iIrn-
tire 800 aces Of utm;oved land in B tier Cou,,y,
Pennss wanna; d the premises Of ms residence
adjoining liockessln Nice ag groon, lands OF Thomas
Latte. Aquia iannon and Others This situation
ea by ard handsome, very desirable either for pub.
lie business, prI.ate relrea, trum acve lite
Sale commence al IL o'clock said day, when con-
ltions Of Sale i'll b, mad, ko0wnby
HENRY EsLD, Ed.
DAVID WILSON, EAecao'e'
October 11h 1928 78--ts
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L,si OF Letters emaih,hg tie Post [fce New Caster
Deiyvure, Oct. 1st. 1928.
Isaac Agness, zephania Adams.
h.
Andrew Barnaby, Zalmon Booth.
G.
Mrs, L. p. Curtis.
d.
George Downing, Samuel Donghertv
G..
Hugh Gemmil William Green,
Mary Jordan, W
X
James Kibler.
L..
Hester LOCKWOOD, John Leak.
NJ.
Mrs Malone, Archibald MsArthl:
Cyrus M'l.ane, Noah Norris
Re, w FRESHMAN, Samuel Parker
Joseph Pluden,
Mrs. Ross, Alexander Reynolds
S.
William Smith, William Stapleford,
Aaron Troops, Susan Stewart,
iIugn Sproul, Abel Swell.
T.
James rripp.
w
| Jacob Whiienan, Robert Walker
| HUGH w RifCHE. Pos NJ .ster New Castle, Del.
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Ncw Castle, !lelaa4r;, &c, 1ph, 1928.
g1yIE subscriber .il ed pros" ais until the
U 10th day OF November to sxcavstipg mad III
the liarhor # New Cas,ie-he proposals state he
price per cubic yard 4. sT0CKN0N. 76--8t
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bcrs, lol sale by

"a SOI Iickcts-----g,2 25.
Ticket. and shares, great variety of num-
bcrs, lpl sale by
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By the Governor,
JuHS NJ CLAYTON,
.Secres0rp If State.
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Who wants $1,000 for only S3
Delaware, Maryland and North Carolina
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
fDURtn.G!.Ass
III be Dr. Miin stsn, y ,>eT'n DIS, he 3Oth
DC, l628.--5i 20 . laitiun Z ta,N--S NV ha!ol.
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Nt. inf3; soll I'd Lo & i..4s. Cas-, nUmee
10 b. Z. nM.- N 1 lave Of Y N. keepse,