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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18
WASHINGTON.
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Hero b,naas still ziii.i Vii lhfaid,
Aud huist hinsrl, ! uir'tli 'nrd,
1hau he 10 fnit= ht hrr uad s"rtdt
lien bfnN shall Ia win laurel boaaf
A. iidalrzs aui ~ etsf neA
A. har lovf1rst nauntam. hno,
Absn. distant vet, II slakes TIC view
Horn hospitality shaii hnld
Her r3nrt, - a1errd ~ the NM
And ninth lnd Friendship shall eOtnhus
10 drown n car, "a sf''tfh.lnP VIM
H. suns snail hr het tfthtH ~ QoId,
Al uu ln ssofds hnr wealth be iuid.
Hat iIters NJ slHil treu Atth lIet =
Adl bear her wealth, sbaherplcm ii1e
shall WI. It II soipe dtsumriin,-s
To nom -nr'll ron. =, lrof ss.t 1af.ILlei
But all J., ire arf iHjurrd prhfS
The prafT.fra -eeAS la1l moi aieiue--
Her mountain, blue ,sanl the nlmr,
How my hcan baands aul not Ia pa-t6
Shall Wupllis pull pznpbir 80
To sIr1t from my hon bl. tbo plum
Mhitit art ~ ~ "a uaulu, IA, cpsf,
l. though Viii uture she @anld VIZ.
1irrc sraa shnll iFr, ~ vi hui Mt
Al irnl.e. - d,alltI# SIS Ht h. mill,
i1ef sages, hr,a#s md dnlaras
Aad c,,s aal ,1as mil b. forgot,
Contrutil at caise Avn all ili-,
Ia rr.lary Tie han egln iues
nore vel Nirznaa,thgu art trFs,
Al tahe-.l1l ssY4=-A,i.i sNrr be-
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Beneath = fkItrI's reektt4 ndnd=-
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,,,sIE yEssQSENsAN.
...,.nIrRG. SEPT. il, 1875.
c.xmDarE foR PRESIDENT
NortSgY Of NassaoEA'ett'

:, ,vh,,.e honesty, wisdom and ahh'N, ron,
! Man !" - ra,teJ stairs htNe bofhc ample and
Pre- dflt'"' -, whom the ertst Washington, IN
faof l,as,,ced our most Valuable pubic character
M WHOM the phe'ophle J'gsrso' the P ,hc
ilnihfufs n pgse alur appointing and continuing hun
etlahlef fce within his gin, Cor eight wears, pub
u ne ~ t hst whichever theto was OF sNeeieher III
Icy dee' ION. was greatly 10 be attributed to the
IA. 4ians ;r---A CHI Magistrate, whose
ean'f, - IS eyihccd like excellence WITH that OF
I'hia ,rs; aud during which after having applied
ms ajJitsas afaoars 70 interesting Fu"lic t,,ne
i@tps ,f.l OIL AZ rocument- ehoNi more lhah Mn
aisns - asa = MILLIONS efthc National Debt.
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I.H HES ROPER,
SURGEOV DENyiSJ'.

ESPENIFUlLY mlo,m, Ihr e,ti2ens "
IA ~ uchbmg nnd ,rs Ncn.b thu .spaso"t=
aged NV tn patronage hrrrDflre ioseiNed, he
.iFnoN lcphy 10 riaclfr 10 ttr l1ne Of liis pfoie1
do0 IL siliN van iou maiisfps, ~ The l'ranhl,n
Hotel th6ft he VIII r,ihtin TO, short itne.
80 I.nfhcs and tAtuirrngn waited upon III thetr
houses. II trquc-,rd
sept. IS. lmiill
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%n''"s as u I~ngrcsseS--and tie fucn of South
Carolina vii he as mute A. micr. y ffrg a,t in
oHct. They know that tAe 1tt,riena sgs,f,n"
i the true policy otthr eonnir,, and that " III
u" eventually adopted, aud ,iIh the snpnoit OF
The Southern states. tpn Bm, pm them mn
ct olhcc, and IMPOSE heavy lain Of dpiie. on
foreign imports. and tbry are nj unre prepnr-
the rery coHstsm ip.,.atans. vino once denonn.
ced jackson Ia the most vehement lanrnage--
rehemem dId W. say In the most oHfrageoH,
language that ever emsnated from the press or
tongue. aud Who a,e nov Advocating ms pre-
tensions with the prostrolal zeal Of RIM
cdd,s. DO tnry not look ior their reward
And will not such men advocate ~ oppose anv
measure OF any - sIem ol measures, - II may
happen To accord With ihelr mdi,idasl Interests,
without any sort of reference 10 thu great policy
ct the nation We ASK tue calm aud r+npciins
people OF Virginia whether they are willing 10
trust the dcs,Iuies ofther country IN such hands I
II they be not, as we humbly trust. we again nrge
upo" them III" necessity Of gong 10 tie polls
and recording their votes
The election ct ten. Jackson will have an in.
furious effect on the moral charaeiero the coup
try, ""t ""Iy b, reference to haotca eicfs, winch
will he made 'rebly Conspicuous by ms elevation
hut bseleyaI'ug WiH him, men ellolaye repeated
iy SET A'l'nnra! obligation, Il, ,iriisace-and who
have encouraged neense ol con1acl anl Ian
9uaUp N,dirn ma a., an N, a., 80, ,.,,,,...
Fsyer did the press, even when d Goblet
and Calender indted IL calunnies -
ierm sisnh VUigdrrtes aud lalsehood, " hrn
before tins, were pubic men Tackled aud hunted
and ll(e}r very IreSS n,Ie epojecl 81 anluadvrl.
slJha w hen iIIced, w,,e ali social obngalIon.
50 ru'hless'y tianpled upon, aud the ioctsses OF
private HE 30 ord'slly invaded We. lIace IL
all 10 G"o. Jdcks6p Already Is ii apparent
wha' viii he the .edaet of h,ssshllat,on.-ll,. VI
oence OF tcmper7nts sangnAarv connlc,l-fa
snm up altW ene word hs rices 1nve girea ne
tone ipAhs h|sets dsetissions. @-{lis advocates.
dcIrg hhA]. ~ifb the u-tle which the actlons OF
lrs earIy ne shed upon hts lame, have closely
'mil"t5i,1ecr orluInt eHaaptar. II has been
in SeIt'detnnce only that h> opponents. have
family copr"dlIS When, therefore the people
ofFugmia see the. .drmorai1log effect which
lJachSo"'s election lnu't produce, those of them
who are accustomed TO relieoi, will mol on Y
eit,fiore tney record iheir votes in his Ia
N"r, ,bgYill r"'n 10 the polls, even though DE-
crrPlf"lth aye aud disease, aud, I'm the Ian.
guage oi gentleman OF this county, few DAY.
beslow o" the,r clnrdren, then voice against An-
drew Jackson
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This gentleman will not ar Ssfia Il 'thist f'laec
rs soon as was expected phe,sws isU,eIep last
psper. He will not reach here before .Etiday
afternoon, anu possibly may not before Monday
81 tuesday. g.
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20 Tic. TreeA0llcr, Of r,iirgllnia

~ J9 nc. IfteR0t9ETS or p95HLd.
i We address ourselves to the Geeehotdefs of vrr.
gina leeaasss sander he existing laws, no other
e9assAas right to be heard at the. polls, aud il
Woddshereh,rebe mocltery aud insult to say
au!htto ,hem IL.
Tie,dayis not far distant, and is rapidly ar-
proaeisns1on which yol will have il in your
poweg.a5 6prf seai one oftpe most solemn duties
aade1efeise one OF the mos, sublime privileges oil
ireemen. In almost every other country on the
globe, the sovereign power is hereditary. and is
limited 10 favored few, who, in the words OF
NJ. Jefferson " come nto the world ready
hlar5d aud spnrrcd," 10 ride On the backs Of
fcn f.IlnV.cilizens, whom God had N tdr " free
aud equal with themselves, but who are thrown
~ the artificial rules of society, an inmeastra.
ta distance below them. Aud cven in those ma
ion, Which, with regard TO the election of chet
magistrate, have followed the example sci them
1Y M InNed states. we fear that the privilege
ri free choice il more months II than rral--thd,
both ARK aad force aie TOO frequently "mpi Dyed
II deceive the ignorant and TO awe the 'lmid Ia
70 sntlec'ion which is a'mlA tanttmopnt to
an ercilon for f' Here, though the people
may be deceived, il must he selt-deception, pro-
duceu by organs OF their own choice aud II they
are forced 10 give their suliragps 10 a man whom
iheg do not prefer, it is that sort Of yielding sub
mission which is inscparable from the constitution
1" some minds. The men in power can influence
ne elections in M way soever. save by the Wis.
aom OF their measures and even il they could
shry would Mt dare 10 attempt it, aware that The
proud spirit of the people would revolt AT the
employment OF such mean, to control their votes.
Seeing thea, thai you compose pdit of the
'aly m,I,on un earth blessed With this high and
'nhobing privilege aud that it has even been
rrm"d unsafe 10 enirust lis exercise 10 a class
yoT own hre,lde brethren who are supposed
} Possess a less permanent interest in the couu-
y 'han freehold carries with it, the question
II es>r, itself VITA great force 10 each aud all
'"' 'oH goa moi 20 TO the PoLs, tie first .Hon-
VA NoreHtdcr, aud give yonr suliiascS for the
man OF ronr choice I We do not, in this APP
.e'l' address ourselves to this porl3, or to that
'' addrrss the friends both ct Adams and of
.achs'n. is ii duty which they owe, in com.
I'm TO themselves and their county, and from
2"''o, IN our opinion. they c"nn"t be aOsolVed
y my circumstance shoIt OF ine absolute i'm
1'ssibully ofper,o,m,ng 1t.
ny the friends ofihr individuals now before
people for rrer s,hrages, the election Is re
'"Fd as matter OF great importance. not unly
&C ing the policy bot the principles and perPe-
> Of the government We believe 50. most
''1''ei, and VI ave lhjretorc impellcd TO call
Poh hut ello" citizen, sr,iuusv to reflect on
= SUBJECT and TO show by 'hrh ,ot" that they
= deep interest in the spcc SIS OF the cause
, may have espoused, "nd Nhioh they he
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frnlnM E4Rcniinn.

HE next scssIun at my sflnoi VII com
p "a nrucr 90 the 18Th INST. | nish Ia decline
enchiug boys, HLd I'll therefore ndlnli females
op1y. NV course 81 Instruction III he liberal.
embracing thc following brhhtbss; Dlthoern
pin, k'hdne. Nllrng ihllrs btiufs Inciu
dug EngiIsh Grammar, kheiol IL. aud logic +.
.GcogfApity, ibr u,e Of Nlhph and al the
Globrs. ifdahty, A.tronomE iNnhnai PhIloso.
pht .EtIfnasiry, A,nhm"n. Bod, heiplng. Al
grbra, aud Geometry - shalt he assisted 10y my
,s.liet Bebrcca.
= fufMs. FIR beginners 80 ;, for tlfosr
.mV,t sdvaoccd y pen s'ss,en 81 i've mouths.
N'ptpil VII be rfc.iVed Tor hess TIME tan roa,
.lle day'or f1liy 10 The end OF The - .sloos.
X b lQNNLEY.
Ninth no. ah. - Isl
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IT There is an error in the spelling OF the
name ~ the eltctor for the 1911 hdisirict, on tie
administration ticket, as heretofore published IN
this paper, aud in the tickets dSt''ha'ed from
this Office 1t should be Joseph MaHSett, iasicH'i
Of Iogp1 Amtsee. -, is correctly printed inahls
,lay', paper Those VINO have tickets with the
oaoia enormously spelt, can rectiiy the mistake
wilma prn. :
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n 4 Hia.---Ne suggest to the Antl-JAck-
fsou county committees nthis session OF couns
w, fitwbdld not be well to appointing n1emea
u address the people at all ne t'm'ermediete
c,urls, and on the day ofthe Presidential eiec,
-.. ~@aN -.
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Administration.
Htde SWry' The Editors Oft. EnGui
rer mounted Waite Suny'a few DAYS 40
with apparently ~ desperate resolution as ine
hump-hacI>d ty,e,rr who tode hi, name.alte on
the fatal field Of Bo>wortn. The poor fellow
are mad -sutrk-starlug mad iheg are blps
ing rhclr trumpet 10 their friends that ali further
exertion = unnecessary Mr. Clay has
''gitea uD"--lhai the g" Coaitionlss" are SUI
rrudcr,ng, aod all tnar sor, Of hung Nv good
81. riding Nlue Nu,rv 80 rapidly the Iasi TURN
~ days must have made your heads dl1z,
on mad better dIsmount
II, DuG has 10 doubt delighted all liege
Jackson men hy his account Of the vote Tor Coy.
ernor o. lad,ana. There ,,err tnrer candidates
aud tina, pofT states the result
Jack,Ou!a, administration.
Ray g73i
CAnby 6lnt Moor 100
" I has giving majority Of ~, BOZ VOTES IA
vorhblc To the jackson party
We refer the lratler TO an extract from .
speech lately made bs Gov. Rav, in ooother
part of ro.d,ys papcr to show what humping
lies Dufi can tell ' on compnl,on' We had IA
live bp without Gov. Ray a, with him, bun yet II
is right, 1.-The Is for the administrations to say so.
Dnrins the election, il is equally proper TO sal
he declared himself neutral.
o. Il wit be seen, BY an extract from the
Wing. thai the Executive refused 10 appoint
except in few cases ANY but jackson men n.
Commissioners oC the Presidential Election.
We hope. therefore that the gentlemen de
s,ena,rd by the Anli.Jackson Central Com.
mittee will take an especial interest III
the election, and guard the people against
the deception which this determination OF
the Executive would warrant us in surprising
is Intended TO he practiscd upon them. Inc -
marks OF the Wing superscde the necessity .
any from u'.
appointments by He td IN uDteH Court.
INSPECTORS OF TOBACCO.
Spring jonathan johnson, Achilles NJ.
Doug glass.
isV|NH
Mariin's--John Fowler, Thomas fon Ter
FriendS-Zachfeld Wade, David iIerndon.
Li6eriy-Dsvid Thompson Howell Lewis.
Pintiers-CIcnent c. Jennings, Thomas
Jones.
j. NJ Gordon. Commissioner
II. Mrcham, Flour Inspector.
Richard Pe,kins aud William Orsan, Com.
RtisSioHers ofhe Eereaas.
ANTI-JACkSON COMM TEES.
The AnIl-Iackson Committee of Bedford
county are requested 10 nae at A.nistcad
Ote,'S Tavern, IN Liberty. ont1e Gt,t day Of
next Bedford court. Az bnsme,s of Importance
will he laid before them, II IS hoped there wi /
be a iull aitcndancc.
DAVID SAUNDERS. C,a,-nnn.
The Anti-Jack>on Co"m'tt~e al Amherst
county isrcqursledto meet on the first lay otrhc
urAt court.
NELSON c DAWSON. rsarns..
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c,AnInAre Foh vmE.pREsIpENT.
,,c,,tpDR RUSH, Of Pennsylvania

aud patriotism Of this candidate are bette'
% o ' sesol. A IN %"s the best later, a
Holal ,aa.oy hsvo becu lsaressy advocated, l'an n
uIotlam We can pea.
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BE AN K5
0ra'l xmas lor sale at this clio
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue OF q writ Of verd exponas to me direc d.
I'D viii be exposed 10 public Sale, the house Of Mrs.
Ann Starr, Cansel's Bridge IN s.. Georges Hundred
Monday the 23th of January inst at O'Clock T. NJ the
following described tracts pieces of land and tenemens,
sitae, sing and being in the Hundreds Of ST. Georges and
Appoq .inmnk and County Of Newcastle, to wit-No /,
lot piece Of land in the village of Cantwcl's Bridge,
and others, fronting High Street containing sixtytao
perches, or less,
No 2, One half Of farm undivided right, in Apo
heirs of Richard G. Dale, dec AID Others with log tlwel
ling house and kitchen, log barn, and other building
thereon ereced containing three hundred aud fifty acrc
more or less.
~ The other one half part Of said farm will be offer
ed at private sale at the time and place Seized ant
taken in execution the properly Of James NJ aan dec
and 70 be sold by PETER Is. DELANY Late ShF.
1 Newcastle, Jan. z, 1885, 2S--4t
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.or Of he ca mics planted by the English the Con-
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H. NgsSs Translator ot J,b--An Amended Version g
the Book Of Job, with introduction, and Notes cheh!
exn'snan,y. By George r. Moves.
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sa0s in the Years 1875. Captain the Right Honorable
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BALM OF COLUMBIA.
A. & VI. WILSON,

No los, Market Street, Wilmington,
HAVE been appointed sole Agents in the State Of Della
ware, for the sale of Olge's Chencal Balm Of Co.
and, which is extractedf from found in the wids Of
America. The Balm is improved in color, strength and
Perfume aud It's grand capillary virtues are as follows
Ono bottle price 50 cents, prevents the hair from falling
oil IN iS hours from its first application, or causes new
growth Of whskers in few weeks. bottle price rs
cents, Will not only stop the hair from falling Off but like
wise IN three weeks cases new gtowth appear and
one at gives IN general good head of hair to young
persen.
preventative hair from turning gray, and makes il curl
beautifully, look bright and glossy and in few an nica
tons frees from curf and entirely removes
ACHES
soNes hf certificates viii be shown by the vendors from
gentlemen aho after being bald number Of yeafs hay
received new growth of hair.
The gners' characters supported BY His britannia
Maesy's Consul, Philadelphia who thereto has prefxed
hIs royal arms OF Great Britain also the Mayor
AMI other Magistrate rt Philadelphia who were personal
y acaint. with he sgners have certified 10 their HIGH
respeeiahiy, and have likewise pref xed their ses,
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Tie Dela,pare Fire Insurance Comrs,ay,

lie UeLd1pdre Fire insurance COmir,Hy,
INCORPORATED BY the Legislature Of the state Of De.
awarc it'll a capital Of one hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors now receiving applica
lions for Insurance. their Office, No. 81, Shpey street.
between Front and Second Streets against Loss by Fire.
every description Of Buildings in general Merchandise
Ships Port, and their Catgoes Ionsehould Furniture
and other personal property ALSO against loss or damage
by inland transportation ofgoods, chandise and
country produce.
FERNS of insurance viii! be favorable any Of the
Companies in the Cities of Philadelphia or New-York-
Parties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in the
soly Of its capital aud that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company.
louN Moonr Agent 10 survey property 10 be insured
for the town and vicinity of Newcastle in place OF c. d.
Blaney, declined.
LEVI H. Evans Agent to survey property to be 1nsi-
red for the town and vicinity of Elkton.
JoHS CLOAK Agent to survey property TO be insured
for the town and vicinity Of Smyrna.
JsEpH Josks Agent to survey property to be Insured
for the town of Wesl-Chester and vicinity.
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
/ Jose ii Baiv, VIM. Chandler,
| DAVID C. Wilson, Joseph Grubh,
Joeph G. Gilpin, Robert Porter
WIN. SEAL. Presidert.
/ d. RHYMES, Secretary.
,r TO- 1926. 43--
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22
II F.IR.M
FOR SALE OR RENT.

NOR private sale, FARM in Chrislians hundrcd New.
T. castle County, Delaware, about 81 mles from Whining
ton few perches south Of the Kennett Turnpike Road,
adjoining lands OF Peter Hendrckson, William Huston,
John Banning and Others containing acres, less.
k~SsS The improvements log house, stable and a
hH2A milk house. 1t is deemed unnecessary TO say any
thing relative the soil its nanral aates any per-
son wishing to purchase will Of ,nrse examine he preni
SEES. This farm if not sold by the frs, Of February will be
rented for year. Also--a lot OF MARSH containing
acre, in BrandyW marsh, viii be nd with j. if wanted
by the purchaser Inquire at Tie Office Of the Wachma
Ian. 8 2t-7t
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SHERIEE'S SALE.

y virtue of writ Of vend exponas directed will
I'D be exposed to public SALE at the house Of the Chay
beate Spring Company, in MI Creek Hundred on We'd.
ncsay, the hre'h day Of January, inst at O'Clock F.
NJ the following described plantation of land sit
uae, lying and being in the Hundred Of Chrstana and
County of Newcastle, viz adjoining lands Of Eli Evans
Robert Philips .ihn Faux and others, with log dwell
ling house and frame barn thereon erected containing M
yfour aces, be the less Seized aud taken
in execution az the properly If Jacob Faulk and to e sold
by PETER b. DEI.ANy
Newcastle, Ian Z, IS g. 22-6t Iote ShtrF.
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WORTHY OF ATTENTION
Valuable NH Propprtu at Sherifs sale.

talndbls .hiI ffopprty az SheriU safe.
Qrvriue Of writ of venditon ryponas, me direct.
I'D ed, viii be exposed to public se at the house Of the
Chaybe,te Spring Company, in Mill Creek hundred, on
Wednesday, tie 31h day Of January inst. at o'clock
NJ tie t4llowng described plantation tract Of land
lying and being in the hundred Of Chrstana ant
Greek, and county OF Newcastle, viz: djoinng ans
lIoon Yarnal, liobctt peson, William Barker, Jacob
Faulk Bandywine Chaybeate Company and others, With
two story stone dwelling house, t0r floor,
80 by So; merchant MILL AZ by so feet, three
ries high barn, s. by so feet, stone spring
house and smoke house, log tenement, and other
buildings thereon cted, containing ninety three acres
(hirty IF which well set with tmbei,) be The same
or less Seized and taken in execution the pro-
pcrty Of John Faulk, end to be soldb
PETER b. DELANY
Newcastle, Jan Nh, 1928 Late Her.G
The above described property is well worth the atten
'on of Manufactures either of wool cotton the build
ngs substantial, aud has the whole waer right Of
Red Clay Geek, which Is failing stream, and is
within miles of Wilmington, three IF Newport, (Whence
there is ava'er navigation to Phiadelpha) and about II
miles from Elkton that communication either Il
Philadelphia or Baltimore be elected with very little
expense. 22-6t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-22
FOR SALE.

small FARM. situated in pencader Hundred atlior.
n ing lands of M.Jor Win Cooch, Hugh Gemml and
others.
&TyA The improvements are frame dwelling house
.pEfJL kitchen, and log stable. The farm contains about
erhty ct clear land and hundred acres Of wood
land II IS about three miles from Newark, and The same
distance from Chrsiana. he terms will be moderate
aud possession given on The 25th day of March next
an ndsputabe title. For terms apply Il subscriber
A. q. LEWIS.
farm near newark, Jan II, 1928 23-6t