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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-09
lots. OF three vessels which sailed from the Morea
with sick and wounded Egyptians, for Alexandria,
one was taken by the Russian frigate Castor.
COMMUNICATED.

despise the little Of some Post Masters 1t
said that ofhese gentry when they find papers
tanning matter they do not like the people should read,
IN the practice of returning the papers to the Offices from
which they ssue-ts is considered hint to the Editor,
that the subscriber to his paper wishes to withdraw his
scrpton Now whether any Postmaster has Jared
to take that liberty with the missing numbers of the
Peoplel would not undertake say. Certain it the
fault cannot lay with the Editor. MIR Harker declares
most positively that although he was paid in full and re-
quested to stop paper yet he thought little of the
man, that he actually continued send it. If Post masters
will take the liberty with paper, why the same
with all because it will the purposes of
some Of the Great Men in New Castle County @.
~ At an Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of the Wilnington Library Company for the Flee.
ton of nine Directors and Treasurer. held 9th
mo. LIST. 1928, JOHN REYNOLDS was appointed
Chairman.
On counting the votes the following persons were
duly declared unanimously elected as Directors,
&c. viz: DIRECTORS.
Joseph Bringhurst, John Reynolds,
Samuel Hills, John Bullock,
| Henry Head, John Wales,
! DR.. }. F. Vaughan, Willard Hail,
| Eli Hills.
| TREASURER. - Robert Porter
| JOHN BULLOCK, sec'ry.
attention RiAemen!
Parade in full uniform, with arms &c. 10 complete
order on Saturday the 18th inst. at half past one
O'Clock, P. NJ in front of the Arsenal.
A. HAMILTON, Captain.
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We have had to croud out every thing else almost to
make room for the Proceedings Our friends in the
other Counties will see that u, fully to the chalk
here. If don't beat the Jacks (Which there is great
probability of we shall push them hard.
We have received the proceedings Of the Young MEMS
Meeting Saturday, Carkes corner, which do great
credit to their patriotism but compelled to defer them
until Friday.
Wiiningtonian-is received We have, perhapsa better
view of he 7uhoe ground than W." and think it most
advisable to defer his Essay for the present.
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Ss14 624

SoI4 UZ4
A pretty round sum in about three months for grng
alone besides the best of provisions, and other lit
tie niceties, such boxes Pickles at SO per box,
Segars at S4 so. &C. &c. amounting J. all to about
1888 So, together with a salary Of 5000. Hnw
now can the party who advocate the 6 Hero OF two
Wars'' have the face to tell the people, that in case
he is elected there will be great rerrenchment ?
This indeed is great encouragement to make the
EXPERIMENT..
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

Drew on Monday. Tickets will be sold until
Wednesday evening, the 10th September, inst.
SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000, of $500. Of 1869. Of
1000. of 400, 10 of 200, SO of so, 80 of 40, SO
Of 80, 46S of and 4446 f a dollars.
Ticket 81, Half 81. Quarter 81, Eighth so cents.
70 be had in a variety Of Numbers at
L. BARKER'S
Prompt and Lucky Office, No n, Market street,
Wilmington, Deb September S.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-09

The Jackson party in their inordnate desire to
thrust General Jackson into the presidency seems
to have determined that every principle which has
been formerly held in esteem shall be made to yield
to their ,ews.-The cearest demonstrations OF fl
CURES have been rejected by them, although it has
been very rlteiy, but truly said they 90 not err. II
we give into .heir notions they would have us be-
ieve that 80 is the majority of26l. With the most
unblushlng earontery-with the most provoking
hardhood, they tell us, that General jackson was
the choice ofthe majorty-they tell us this too in
the face of the whole American people, who know
full we'll that he got but SO out of 26l electoral votes,
which leaves a clear and well defined majority
against him of SO of the electoral votes-they tell
us too that he was the choice of majority in the
face Of the people who know that, although Mr..
Adams received but 84oft the electoral votes, that
they represented immense number more Of the peo
ples vste, than the SO received by General Jackson
They tell us this too, in the face of that people who
know the manner in which the electoral votes o.
several Of the states were gained for General Jack
SON when IN fact some one of the other candidates
were the choice ofthe plurality of the people, bu
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NEW
wig.
AND
Store,

No. 144, Markst-Street Wilmington, 4th Door
above the Bank of Delaware. east side
THE Subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the public in general that they have COM
lmenced the above business IN all its various
branches under the firm of Habit f. Thomson,
and solicit share ofpubIic patronage.
JAMES A. HAZLITT,
ROBERT THOMSON.
N. B. Ladies and Gentlemen giving orders for
any kind of work in their line may rest assured 10
have it made of the best materials and by choice
workmen, as they intend to pay particular attention
TO Customer work.
Wilmington, Sept. g. l828 41-6t.
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INFORMATION EXTRAl


The flying squadron off to Kent and Sussex. say
from to 10 strong'hey marched in several di, sons
Saturday, another Sunday ard the rear division
yesterday. MLane heads them, and Jenny Latimer
brings up tn They supposed 20 be well suppl
ed with ammunition having received 5000 pamphlets, adj
dressed the erasts of Deaware not OF which is
be seen by democra besides, thu press has been
ming double tides hand-blls, we'll stored with Duff
Green facs Aud if necessary Sammy is to follow with
travelling bress Cor rnace to prepare redho shot, to be
used all suitable occasions have Sc N one OF their
bills called" candid and dfsinteresed ~ address to the
zens of Kent and Sussex Countess sgned Jonathan
H Turner, which for want of candor veacty, and eas
Drty surpasses any thing of the kind, from that
lawyers declaration, carefully avo ding the trut. Da
FREEMEN Kent and Sussex these dSinerested gen.
enen politely, seeing they take much pans and tro,.
Bile enighten you, and all done DIsISTEnlsTtplr too
mind that. Pimp.
Deaths and Interments within the Borough of Will
mington, from the list to Slst August. both days
included.
Under year, to S. to TO- 10 90 20 to so, so to 49,
2
10
OF coloured persons for same time.
Under year, to5,
Q S of l07,
| 18
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-09

. ..rv,n,s ought to remain constantly in their offices
~ ,ngeon when all matters duly attended c, or else
harre them with neglect for the least attention to their
Gealth or private arsSuch iW6eraL and unjust means
ave beneath honest freemen.
Resolved That the foregoing proceedings be signed
aud published in the Administration papers OF the state.
N' THOMAS ROBINSON, Chairman.
VIM MCAuLLEx, Secy.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-09
FoR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.

The Gazette man has made attempt Al reply tom COM
in YOUR last weeks paper, Southards Report
He endeayours to slide ii very il-hty acknoweaS
r 0,r he could no, help M that all the mighty matter Was
Reb,rt made to a jackson Congress, whch hey win all
thar v,r nee took no notice Of Mr. Southland beng AS
much creature of their appointment as MI. \das s. uiey
of course are liable tor his actions as well as ne bul WI"
did Mr. Fl ker pass over Town Hall scche-why NOT
deny the doctrine there held by te Jacksohtes
tbat no blv tb9er--no foregnersliod interfere III
nnnnar meeting win all his harelihopd, he does not
DENY tst stands recorded in the breasts OF every hones
citizen native or naturazed whose blood ool'ed wie eey
heard it, If Mr. ,uhard had attempted any thig pear
n.- the least comar son with this sentiment well might we
be alarmed | have files OF the Gazette az manu-, VI
have no doubt but could prove Mr.. IL wide OF the truth,
vha he ,sserts that he never abused and vied natural
lied Citizens | am proms ID lille OF MS paper from
which / will prove him - from his own mouth. VIC
have the same sentiment from Crawford, from Randolph
and even from Iarer's Jack lately In Phadeiphla
peat it, the Naturazed Citizens III ti's u,slo. \
whom are manuac,urers) know too well tht interest 70
support Southern party putting in tool OF their own
for President after they have Tar shown ue coFe"
as to tell u.s. that their bocy is to take on an mty, u "
cate our workshops III England. BRAND "iNH
Hickory Pofes-these becoming quite the rage among
the Jackson itoaters Whenever they find themselves
sufficiently numerous, this of their nobest WORKS
Within IA few days they have succeeded in getting up
pole in New Castle, wisely locating the old 70hbne
ms, rounda spot doubt rendered dear to some OF the
Hcrotes and to which others fair way OF promo
t;,n II is said that the Idol according to established Gus
tom was consecrated the blond and carnage Hero by
Gbat;ou of blood from battered heads. &C. In tue matte
of erecting this Pole much due to the sned exeron
of certain wouidbe-sheri who he is authorised t.
say ave and to ear that every snsc1oe Jscksonte vii
be furnished with pair of breaches, provided he vote
the Peoples Ticket Huzza for tho Here Of two vars an
.tarty trays|
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-09

were cheated by the mannuvering oil the friends
of their competitors. For instance, the union OF
the friends Of Jackson and Adams in North Carolina,
deprived Mr.. Crawford of the entire vote OF that
state-we need not add that the Jacksonsts prov ed
themselves faithless to their promise to the friends
of Mr. Adams, and defrauded them out of the equ-
valent representation in the electoral coIege-lhe
union in New Jersey between the friends ofJackson,
Clay and Crawford, deprived Mr.. Adams OF the
vote OF that stae as he was stronger than any one
of them there single handed-again, the combination
between General Jackson's friends and those Of Mr.
Adams, in the legislature of Louisiana, deprived
Mr.. Clay of the vote ofthat state. Take the votes
from General jackson, which he received in those
states, and we reduce his vote in the electoral col
lege to 10. From this, according to the good old
republican faith, that majorities should rule, we
must substract his 7 votes in Maryland, nasmuch as
Mr.. Adams obtained 100 more OF the peoples votes
than he did--if we do so, we bring him down to 66
votes. Now then let us give those votes to whom
of right they belonged, and how stands the account
Let US see:
Mr.. Adams had "a votes
New jersey of right was his
In Maryland, additional. 8
100
From this deduct the votes received
in Loui'a e
Leaving Mr.. Adams SO
Mr.. Crawford had Al
Add the vote of North Carolina, Is
Sc
Deduct in Maryland,
SIS
Mr.. Clay had 81
Add the vote of Louisiana, to
which in virtue OF his actual
strength he was entitled,
Mr.. Clay's true vote AZ
The fair vote OF electors, had there been no man
agement, would have stood thus
Mr.. Adams 80
! Cen Jackson 66
| Mr. Crawford 65
Mr.. Clay 42-26l
| That the above calculation is perfectly fair M
one can dispute so that il is demonstrated after all
that Jackson's parlzans absolutely deprived Mr.
Adams of IA electoral votes that he ought to hav
had, and have been 80 unchrstian as to cry "'sto
thief" while they carried in their hands the YER
goods about which the hue and cry was raised. Yer
| lily they great intriguers!
| We should have claimed the votes in llllnoI
which General Jackson got there, as Mr.. Adam
was deprived oft by the division of the state int
districts, his vote from the people being larger thai
General Jacksons by 27O votes, although ne re
ceived but one eector and the general got two.-
yMaryLander
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9 gallons Brandy. at 50 SO. S22 30
97a do Madeira Wine. at IS, 1877 SO
1911 do old Whisky, at Is cents, IA 62a
boxes of Claret, at Sl2. 72 90
do small bottles, at 812. 26 90
cask Porter, dozen. at X3 so. 90 90
dozen Syrup, 90
do Noyeau, 90
8 bottles Bitters. 90
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-09
GROG BILL.

The Jackson party accuse the present enllshten-
ed administration of extravaganza. We would ask
if Mr. Adams has ever rendered an account against
government for grog as did General Jackson when
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-09-09

II Ii ulc IUol NluStcl IL CWHWcb DfCis'e D1e.
would attend 70 his duty and dsr'3ue the papers which
to him. without attempting to play the part OF an
Incorporate artzan there would be less excuse for the
pnon which is prevalent, that the patronage OF the
United states Post Office Establishment is used against
those who administer the govement-We speak advised
w. and shall say othis subject hereafter We have
named the place because are too ingenious to prefer
charge in TERMS lest the innocent might improperly
suffer-haryiander.
That the strength of the two parties was tried on Barry
and Metcaf and them alone, apparent from the fol
lowing facts. The united gubernato" al poll exceeded
the united poll of Underwood and Breathitt, near 400
votes. Barrs larger THAI the average Jackson
vote for Members of ssembly, Throughout the State
Netcalfe beat Breathtt IL 1900 Viewed on any, or
all sides the election Of Governor must be admitted fair
test.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26

InaE SUBSCRIBERS ani, ..,.......
-. partnership undsr he finn, a. "a 80
. 20 oiier their services 10 Tie nalf'c ',icolas
=, =, LIVINGSTON MLhCuAN4s IN g fent'-
"' richmond. One Of them HAVING G., p'' s'y
engaged IN the business, aud tbe 9TH, = 'a"s
view to Mercantile Information aid mo-. '''h 4
ciaiy 10 such relates 10 tire trabc ~ 49,, pt.
having VISITED most Of the cities of Eoa,.,.,
iaGd, aud the continent, and estsbL.l.t Ire
,espondfnee IN each, that may certai.l, vi
yea on they feel themselves fllly qu,lt,d -
give me most satisfactory advice. Jpn a.
aoee ac'na'ly received, the mos, liberal ad,nne,
vi" ,aI,n oe made and they solennIy pledge then
sei'e' to be devoted 10 The interest q thu ,,a
chants and planters WHO may thiok n,,.' '.f'-
conslgn TO them. r9ie' 10
ADoLIHus PETICOIAs
}. w. DlBRELI..
May ; wi
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Kentucky Land for Sale.

q WILL sell. four hundred acre, Of lana
"A iy'ng IA the state of Kentucky, situate ,a
Tie county OF Aiein, on the waters Of 1rammeps
Greek. This land lies well, aud is well adsDtas
to The culture OF Tobacco and grdin; or Twill o.
charge The said tract, tor land lying in Amber. =,
county, Va. or tor negroes, the title undouided
Inc situation and quality of sand land can
be described to any gentleman wishing TO trade
iof me same by gtatleman of respectabiip
residing near Lynchburg, who has viewed II +.
land. For further Information respee,iog torn
apply to VIM. u. Hill, or
LEWIS l.. WILLIAMS
May 3. w4,J
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FRESH GOODS.


Blue black, wetored Gro de Naples, the precise
fashionable shade
jet black and high colored do
super black Italian Lutesrring,
Old fashioned heavy India do
Cote pale Robes richly worked, a fashionable
article,
Figured aud plain Swiss Muslins.
Book, Null, and Jaconet do
o. Cambrie quite low,
hchcd worked Bohinet Capes, Peereeus, ycls
and caps
IA Plain and worked Bobinct,
Brnsselis Thread, Laces and edgmgs,
hbnp and Boblnet do. do,
Grape Leese and Italian Grapes, all colours,
Gauze. Barge, Grenadine and Gro de Naples
hdNfs.
Morocco Rticules, thread Cases and Pocket
Books,
Willow Baskets and Rehcules,
Ageneral assortment Parasols and Umbrellas,
cheap,
Artificial flowers and wreaths.
English and French Silk, hose aud gloves,
White and black cotton hosiery, at prices low r
than usual,
Bonnet sash aud belt Ribbands,
Long aud short Kid Gloves horseskin do.
Black Bombaz mes, for Gentlemcn's summer
French Drills, Kourn tasSimereS,
Nance chop and company Nankerns,
Grandurells and Wilmington stripes,
Morocco and Prunela Shoes
Toilette Glasses. complete assortment,
Ladies Gentlemens, Misses and Boys Leghorn
hats.
With almost every other article usual in a gene
raj assortment which we will sell al prices to
please.
Nav II. 3t
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oTiCE-All persons having claims
u gansl the late firms oil Gait, Bollocl .
90 and Gait and Bullock, or either of tLa.'
are requested 10 make them known ,o"u'
subscriber without delay-and all those -
uebled to said hrnns, or either OF them. ~.
earnestly solicited TO make Immediate mn,
menl TO the subscriber, as he is desrous >
closing his agency in the business. as Som ~. ".
practicable. C.DARNr"' 's
May 8. a,,si
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NOFICE.-Aa person, Interested, are
v n"lrhy informed, that rbr undersigned
have transferred 10 Chiswell Dabney OF Am
bcrsi all the debts, aud effects duo on belong
ing 10 te late firm Of Cali, Bullock, y Co. lor
the purpose oil collection, aud sale IN order fl,
nally 10 CLOSE the business OF said concerns
all persons indebted to said 1rm are hereby di.
rocicd and required TO make payment to the
SAID Dahney, a. he alone is authorised TO collect
the debts due To SAID firm.
JOHN BULLOCK.
JAMES BULLOCK,
JOHN ALLAN, }Ex'rs. ofWm.
NM CALI. SGalt, decd.
April 3 8WJl
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az Essi.5. lanes Coleman, German Jordan.
IVA adn'r of Robert :. Coiena0. decd and
jndrel Bndd- Take roiice, thai shall. ON The
eth day OF June, SIS, at the Franklin Hotel.
in the town of Lynchburg, take the deposition.
OF Vincent 1abb and others, 10 be read as eyi-
dence on the trial of the Injunction, dependiu.
ia the county court ofCampbell, wherein am
plaintiff and you are defendants.
JAMES DiCKEY.
Nav 10. lwsi
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AND For &ALN

~
v A a deed Of trus', executed TO James r
Steptoe, and the subscriber, by Joel Leftwicb
on the day sf 1926 and d,l
recorded in the clerks Office the county com,
OF Bedford, shall, on Thursday the 24tb dsv nf
April next, If far, il not the next fair tlay tIere
after, Sundays excepted, tor certain purpose,
IN said deed expressed. proceed to sell, on the
premises, tract or parcel of land containing
four hundred and. sixty Eve acres, lying in The
county OF Bedford, on The waters of Epoct',
Creek. adjoining the lands of Crenshaw. and a.
tbrrs attached to this laud is a quantity of e,.
celient bottom, suited To the culture of tobacco
The terms Of sale accommodating, and made
known on the day Acting a, trnslce,I will con.
Yey the title vested in me by saiddeea, and none
other the tide Is believed 10 he God
NM LEFIWICH.
Surviving trustee.
March 81 tds5g
The above sale is postponed TO the Goth
inst. being the iirst day III Bedford court at
which time and place the sale Wil take place.
HM. LEFTNICH
Nav :.
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20 He subscriber will sell privately his tract
* ofiaLd IN Bedford county situated on the
NTH ana south forks OF Goose Greek and on the
nam road leading from Lynchburg to Fincas-
tie, j miles west of Liberty aud adjoining
Capt Euord. II contains about 1900 acres. OF
which $50 are uncleared. Tie part VI Inch is
nncleared, except a verv small portion, IS excel.
lent tobacco land. Ofthe cleared land 100 a.
eIes are low grounds oflhe FIRST quality, and the
remainder remarkably ine hig Inland. his is
one of the best tracts Of land in the upper coan-
try being well adapted to the cultivation Of To-
bacco aud all kinds Of gram; II lies remarkably
wrll and is very tree from stone; if divided it
would make two very handsome traces which
shall be done, ifthose Who wish 10 purchase
wish II. Persons wishing 10 purchase may ap-
ply 20 the subscriber reading in the nelguboI-
hood of New London, or to Capt Butold, real.
ding near the tract. WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 3 1925
u The Editors of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement i'll forbid anu forward
their bill 10 this office lor payment.
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* WILL sell from 300 TO 500 acres Of mcear-
" ed land, lying in Bedford county. three
quarters of a mite from New London Academ,
aud thirteen rom Lynchburg his well adapt
ed 10 the culture of Tobacco ana tbe different
hl"d OF gram usually cultivated in tio nciehbor
hood Is well watercd. and lies better than any
Lact of Ms size IN this part ofthe country. II is
sosinated As 10 be en'ircly exempted from ia
maze 10y heavy rdnIs ~ high water The terms
vii he very accommodating say QUE, two
and three years, upon small payment in hand.
Inquire Of tue subscriber, one mile and hall
south Of New Lo4dou ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan II. 800
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26
e. John ID. Irquhari,

N7yll.L heuceio,th oousine Is practice 70 'h'
W County and suprtiof Court OF lamp
bell the Superior Count OF bedford hha ia'
Counts hidden IA Lyncbbara, hcindh"B o'
Court Of Chancet,. tie my ee At an ,'mfS
found AZ his office opposite the Franklin ho''',
except while attending some oil the "lo'tNa,"
Courts lie tenders his SERVICES particularly 10
nrrsons ala distance nom lynehbufg, "ho
law bnsIuess in the superior Count of Chance
- bsre tflb March, 81
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NEW BOOKS.

HE7HE. subscriber has agaln ne pleasure Of an
IA uoancing 10 ms friends and he p',bi'c IA
general the arrrat o. The Jotiotoing Ns'o Books,
ris:
Herbert Lacy, an0rsity me auttorof Cranky
in . rolls.
Confession of an oil Maid n nouet IN . tots
The Hlmolus of Ethiopia, a tale of colonial
times, By an Ethiopian, in rols.
Sayings and Doings, or Sketches from life,
MlrdSerieS, IN rois.
Lord Byron and some ofhis contemporaries,
With predictions Of he anihors l3e, and Of ms
uisifto Haiy by Leigh Hunt in lrOt.
The 0'Brions andlte O'Fiaheriys. national
tale by Lady Morgan ia 4 roiS.
The dbore together vlh many other New
Books, bare jtst been receirea and are nolc for
sale al the cheap Book aud Stationary Store Of
CH1S. 4. HITHERS.
- A variety Of e0ioured toy books for chill
dreR.
MAJ Is.
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NOTECE.-An persons concerned are
" hereby mloi nfcd that the undersigned have
transferred TO Chls"ell Dabuey Of Amherst all
the debts, and effects due OF belonGm 10 the late
hun Of Cali Y Bullock FOL the purpose Of collec-
ton, & sale il order to the final settlement OF the
business OF said ooncefn--ali persons indebted to
SAID firm are hereby directed and required 10
make payment 10 the said Dabuey as ne alone
/, authorised 10 collect the dehts due TO the sand
itm. JOHN BULLOCK,
!ollN ALLAN, E.rsofw Gait dec
WM. CALF, Ia '''' y >'"''' U''
April 3. Sw5l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-26

oIlCt.-Ata meeting of the T esrdpot and
y Directors OF the Lynchburg and Salem
Turnpike Company at Lynchburg, on the lon
day Of May. 1923.
Ordered that Stockholders pay 10 the Treasu-
rer, ON or before the 18TH day of June next the
remaining FIVE dollars. due on each share of
stock held by them.
JOHN NJ. GORDON. Clerk.
May %. tI2I65
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CALL Al ANDREWS SIS
FOR RaRGAsES.

"E HAVE just received N addition 10
w our stock on haud, large supply oil
staple aud fancy Goods, which we offer for
,aie at lower prices than ever have been sold
III this place Our Goods have been purcha-
sed by our partner, at the north, at great
sacrifices, Which enables Us to sell Goods TO
suit the Zines.