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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-01

Curigos .NGnuscript-A Philadelphia
paper makes mention of very curious
piece Of penmanship, which is at pre-
sent exhibited at the room OF the Athen
aum of that city. It's sheet of vel.
lum yard square containing the books
of Ruth, Esther, Job, the Song OF Solo
mon, Lamentations, and Psalms written
in the Hebrew character, and so dis
posed as to form a series of beautiful
figures representing all the sacred in
struments and furniture of the Temple
of Jerusale m-the altar, the mercy seat,
the cherubim, the candle stick, the tables
| of the law, the columns aud flowers
upon their capitols. &c The work is
beautifully written and drawn, and was
the exclusive labor of three full years.
! Although the patience, ingenuity. and in
| dustry. necessary to the performance
oil such a work, would, properly exerted
entite the possesor to much common
dation, yet we cannot but think that,
in the present instance, they have been
unworthily bestowed, and that the end
is in no wise proportional to the means
The misepphcation OF SO much time as
performance of this kind consumes
three full years it is stated it occupied
ia of itself deserving TO be censured;
but in addition to this we will venture to
say, that theyoung lady alluded to, in
her sedulous attention 10 q work, which,
now that il is consummated, is of no
real intrinsic value, has injured her
{ he alth, and very probably destroyed her
sight. Such at all events we know TO
have been the case with an interesting
female of this city, who indiscretely
undertook to copy the whole OF Young's
Night Thoughts, in imitation of print
which she finally accomplished in a
style of great beauty and neatness but
at the expense of her sight, which she
soon after totally lost
". Y Telegraph
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-01

from step to step, and from degree "a
degree, taking at advance one OF these
solemn odths never to divulge any
thing appertaining to the secrets of the
craft, they come forward and pretend
that in violation oflhose solemn oaihs,
they have deliberately divulged the
whole of what they OBTAINED under such
solemn obligations not to diyulge!
Some people pretend to imagine
that masonry has been thus destroyed
by them; but we would ask them
whether a mars oath or naked dsScr
ton is most to be relied upon? Ii those
men have taken the oaths which they
represent, and have, as they say, VIC
lated them, can their word, in any case
be depended uponl is it reasonable 10
take their statements, in the present
case, against men whose integrity has
never been called in question, many
OF whom areto be found among the
fraternity?-Surely every man will at
once say il would be ridiculous in the
extreme, to pay any attention to the
wretches who attempt thus TO destroy
an institution, by pretending to expose
their own perjury.
Blu. if a0y one thinks he has, by
means OF Morgan's Book, or the state
msnts of this convention, obtained a
kno Wedge of the secrets of masonry,
let him put it to the test, by an attempt
to visit lodge, and he will perhaps
derive some additional knol0ledge By
the attempt
As regards the unprincipled Williams
who composed the convention, one of
whom is Solomon Southwick, whom
the anti. masonic fanatics have put in
nomination for governor, it is certain
that their oaths oogbt not TO be taken in
a court of Justice; for v%hen they tell US
that they have deliberately perjured
themselves, surely no oath can be con
sldered binding upon them.
DelaUdTe Ga2ete.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-01

Healthy men require little above
SIX hours sleep, healthy women little
above seven, in four and twenty. If
any one desires TO know exactly what
quantity of sleep his own constitution
requires, he may very easily make the
experiment which | made about so
years ago. / then walked every night
about IL or and lay awake for some
time. readily concluded that this a.
rose from my being longer in bed than
nature required To be satisfied, / pro.
cured an alarum, which walked me
the next morning att, (near an hour
earlier than | arose the day before, } yet
| lay awake again at night The Cd
morning Irose at 6; but notwithstand
ing this, | ay awake the I'd night. The
Sd morning l rose at 5; but neverthe.
ISIS | lay awake the Sd night. The
4th morning l rose at a, as BY the
grace of God, I have done ever since
and lay awake no more. And | DO
not now lay awake, taking The year
round, quarter of an hour together in
a month BY the same experiment,
rising earlier and earlier every NOR
ming, may one find how much sleep
he really wants. WeSleq'S Works.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-01
WOOL.

VE~HE subscribe wishing to purchase guam
tity of CO1lggON WOOL, will give a
liberal price for it, II delivered shortly at his
Factory, North end Of Martinsburg.
Feb 14.--tf. C. G. CoNRADl'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-05-01

served
attended to with and attention
application the his fnnd
an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25
COM.MI[.ArTC4TED-

The Anniversary OF the 18th OF July I776 was
celebrated in the county OF Sussex by number o
citizens, who met at the house of Brtton Adkins
Tor the purpose; when capt Jo,n Chappell Ga SOL
der OF the revolution) called TO the Chair aud
William Harrison appointed 10 assist him, and at
ter partahIng OF plentiful and substantial dinner
prepared for the occasion the following toasts were
drank, accompanied by some very appropriate re.
marks from Capt. William Wyche, presenting in
very animated manner, short review Of the Prin-
ciPes which gave birth TO the revolution, the
scenes which followed il, the patriotism and Wis
dom oi the iamer- of pres mt constitution and
un lib rty and prosperity long enjoyed under
It's mid and projecting Influence. The utmost
harmony and good feeling was manifested on the
occasion, and the evening closed with a-nunber of
volunteer oasis before separating for their respec
i've homes
i. The United States of Anerica-Their Inde-
pendence was purchased with the blood of our an
cestors and they were coniederaed by their wis.
dom; may each b. cherished and preserved by the
virtue, intelligence and patriotism Of their descen
ddnts. 3 cheers
2. The Federal Constitution. splcndid edi-
iice erected the ruins OF colonial vassaIage so
simple III IFS structure, that all may comprehend
II; so durable in lis materials that none dare at
tempt is distinctions; but much disfigured by
those who search in vain for materials OF doubt
iul or constructive kind. cheers
Sd. The Presidency Of the United States OF
America. An office in dignity aud Importance
far above the throne of Kings; IL is gift of free
men, as reward Tor abilities, virtue and expert
ence. . cheets
s. The memory of George Washington.
3. Thomas Jefferson. In pennine the Dccl3ra-
ton oil American Independence ne erected for him
sell 4 monument more durable than marble aud
as lasting a, time.
6. Party spirit. The pillows Of the stormy o.
ccan shipwreck the sailors hopes and the yirirl-
wind carries desolation and destruction with il.
z. Our Navy Once the scorn OF British Tars,
but now their eY' genius. cheers
g. The government OF the United States of A.
merica Its best euiogy, the happiness and pros
petty Of its people. . cheers
9. William H.. Crawford. a statesman OF the
first order citizen of the first responsibility, may
we e'er long see bin moving in his proper sphere
aud feel the benefits Of his ripe and experienced
mind. cheers
10. Greece. Where once The genius Of sci.
cnoe and OF leaning, she'd - light on ho
surrounding globe but IS NOW concealed ia the Tur-
ssh mosque; may its blaze consume (hat pride Of
-Slatry anu stand Fedeenc! in all its pristine bril-
liancy. C cheers.
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LAND EnR SAIE

~ iNhOE Of Lsnd containing between 900 A. tooo 49,.
S-A irrinety belonging MIR. john TAYLOR dec Tn 80
AZ Tue ihfiyiHs Village, Orsnse Continuously,
"'s hsny eisibie sites for Buildings might he I,, or
h' VI thn actis OF the real South W. 4 Mouotsin
ss 20 Isy better ian sny body Of land OF the same ~
cut VI 'he whole range About 800 OF the ,bovs a.
~ original wood, OF kinds indicative of In ere
are such as u'ual in the neishborbooJ Th;
49, n ne "''ded 10 SUIT purchasers, having tw, av~.,
"'p "eees'sTy out building each. A. n /, p,esu.r
M ~ Vi view fot themselves ;ey invited to srnIv
M, N'ohatd gave who "ves and will shev the oreu,.y
., GO ne ,".o'be', Orange who !, ,pss
iniv o, ' '''"'' o. p. HOWARD.
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i. T Z. 4 1Bpctinghqm Land for Sale.

49Eh BENJAMiS HARRIS having moved 10 III. H.,
49, o. pho5 auhot isss 70 sell his home ~.
rig 9on"'"ng $50 ere'uated in sgr,esbe snJ
Imps the lands Of Mt. Allen Mr. tudo.li ~
ronshe myseE Two miles iron, Dr. FcDtsine 80
zoe IAN" sh'l srd aud half mrIes from ME- B.I,n,
LihdinS On james River. There are abnt 2,o go.
cleared, aad ~ hs 81 euitv,,,sn ii,ely
o. o, oofn wh' rye oats, aud well adapted &, SIoyr,
n'anShts running through IT, with ,o,,,o
h9 Isni, aud 80 II fine tobacco land a. eiss VI
othsni plant land The balance good sran Ind III
W"@'t hact ties remarkably vel, wri good Jweijns br
anh Other necessary ont houses, ''"'"s hoo'ey
deem iuriiief description unneecssrv =. any ,.,,
PV'u 10 purchase stfq"esed 10 tsamne for L,,.,.ir
bJ Visiting me ajJoHbas tie ssid land w '''"'su'
,,s JOHN NJ HARRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25

~ y'e "i ~ Of Ttust eseoued the suh,etiI.r
- ~" ~, tphI Hudson, by Wm Moon, btafins dst. ,s
90 ~ =" Ori i6si for he rupses therein mentioo.J
~ w. w zo'h e'y sept next Protcedto expose 10 sale
~ pnic suction, ip ready money, the prentice, Ill H.
"ei 10 parcel % land, lying Alternate t,ntv
200 Sfts, % 90 much Mcft0f will he sufe.pt 4, s
on IT uosy due .nd rpsd upon Ttmr ,nJ Inc mn,
''y AF'hie' sU'hd"g the tzfcuiivn Of The said deed
heuoS 81 Ir"i'e.i sal cnnscy 10 the oy,eh,.cr .,,
ihie onY - - yesisd ~ Nv the sad tfn,t ~ '''
.t,. BhHJ VI PERGfSS, ifo,,ee
49, - Xc-.ds
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RICHMOND PRICE.s-CIJRREN'T

4 YOUNG Man, who has taught School ..yera year.
Se wishes to set emrioyhsu, ~ the ensuing year.
Academy private Family. lie atnp!e ,einont
OF ms ability 10 teach the Greek, Latin English xuag.,
automatically Arithmetic. Geosi Apply, Astronomy, hathsms
ios &c.
Letters addressed to a. u. G. Chariot ssv, Va, will he
promptly attended 10.
July -
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DHS1ER.V DiSTRCIT' or VID1I,.i ;

" II kEMEMBERED.rhat On The f2,b ,.v NJ r,i. H.,
ne 7sa go y" s Independence 81 the Un,ted si.,..
WI Hin'rcs EtDlNAND ". UASSLEH. Of the s.;I A.,
o hath deposited IN this o-e the title Of book IN ,.h
ne e.,n' a. auihor, in the word, following to viii
1-.eneh, Of ibe Geometry 81 Planes aud Svs,snb f,
Plates By Il. H"sior,F. a. p. ~ 'Oo'
,on'",mY 70 the act Of the Couue, 81 the Uns,i
Sete eted an OCT, Tor the Of Ieatnr
reuInS NE copies Of maps charts hoossdo thr sgsb
~ Ppst0f' Of such copcs, drriov IN, frrs therein nsn
"'Heo' HtCUARD JEFFRIEs.
o. Cisrof Ue EasferH Datrict ofr-z
23-w4s
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L'JRGLVI.a
STATE LUTTTR z.
1A,lso TICKETS ONLY.

ended 10.
Tickets @i--ffdlces go Qu0rterSSl
a package Of 10 whnle, enbacnz the a. m (om 10 AZ
which must OF ncoesty draw $40 be had l,r H. 80 -
Shares Of patksgcs ~ samc proportion.
cefhcats q Whole packsse be he'd for ~ 20 CO.
@ ct Shares no s1me proportion. Send your rrbet,
HHIES & Il. .@FLETJRE. Gfaug'ys.
Rishnioud, july &. ~ eli q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25

choice TOR that station great aud good man,
whom the hand Of disease had placed beyond the
equally well known, certain idle rumors TO the
contrary notwithstanding, that between the two
rivai candidates, he, in common with an immense
majority OF that political faith and brotherhood TO
which he had always belonged, preferred the
traordinary individual who has been so literally
honored by the sentiments of this company"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25
MR.. CLAY.

The " Western virginian" describes his recep-
ton at Charleston, in the county ofKsnswbJ-A
Committee had addressed him at the White Sui
pber Springs on the ID, inviting him TO a dinner at
Charleston, as he passed througb--wbicb MIR 6.
declined in note Of the 18th, upon the ground that
lis health " is not sufficiently improved TO allow
(hin) that qualification But, when he was ex-
pected to arrive among them" morn dorm Gas the
Western Virginidn'' describes him) by the unre.
Mitted performance Of public dulles, and bearing
WIN equanrniiy the ruthless attacks OF his Polit
zeal oPponents,'.i elected very strong and ge
neral disposition 10 give him in some measure a
fnd reception. This disposition was made known
- MIR. Clay, through X. W. Short and WIN. =.
clifton, Esqrs. who NE, him some miles above the
anawha Salines. and through whom he conHnU
.Mcated his acquiescence in the wishes Of lis
friends, that he should stop at the Bwning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25

R.fLSTO.E d PLE.4S.a.NT,S
~ FER for sale jus, received at their Store, eo.neI
~ aud 18th streets, Ia this city
los Bsys Cubs gteen coffee
SO 40 Lsguira d.,
Sc do Rio do
100 do ST. Domingo do
20 Boxes sanpowdsr tea t.ursriOF 4,aii!l
SO HhJs. New Orleans sugar
- do Porto Rico do
"a do 81. Cro's do (ptir,s)
Ss do Mols.ses
10 do Bs..saors whi,sey
So phs do 60
rs do R,okbrdre do
Pres genuine Holland siu
do French brardy
10 bb county gin
3 do Ann.seed cordial
1000 Side, sole leather
Leather.
July %. 2s-.st
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arlinsi
m"iy A McCraw, Cary NcCTssy, Wm. VI. Rauione Anne
Dts wife, rflrt D. HcCfav and hiiies MrCtaw, Deidts.
Tue DeiendTt Wm u. Ramona not having entered his
pesrauoe and given security according the &C.. of ~.
smbiy aud The rules Of this court, ard 70 appearing Go tive
sa,iaiatiOn Of the court that The said VIM H. Ransone
nbsbanto Of this couny II u ordered, T nat the sad VIII
H. Ransone DO appear here before Aug, tem and
he pliind's b ond fhs; copy Of Ibis order be
inserted The Enquirer public newspaper VI the cny Of
Richmond Tor two months successyeiyj and another ~ be
posted at bs ont doof u the ihore of is cnfny
cgpy. Tsste, n. BLDRJDGE,'d G..
s-Ee n. Iy..1.Jaf
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LVHE N n

WE subscriber " prepared 70 contract for WHEAT
Il Tor which he will give tie market price. cash, and
hes TO obtain fen c,sceseafly CIoEs james River
Glow tide water, would be preferred.
BERNARD PEYrON.
lune "a I4-f&Iawtftf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25

4 " CIANCEHY AZ eovteconfinu,d mend Tor Bses-
inglsm county, TIE IS b day ut May tsea-
John W. Ee ID and Locsey hs wife, ard Tho Nc Grow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25

Fortunate Lottery ODiee.
NhE .uher,5sr having established perrnspeptly
4 the CITY Of Richmond, IN the Lottery Business and
having had unusual the Distribution Of prize,
disposed To afford 10 his friend. The county
OF raraking ia the good luck winch almost
adventures ut this office.
The mex, LOTTERY Virginia, the DISMAL SWAMP
LOTTERY, 10Th class ~ be drawn the Serlsnber
CAPITAL PRIZES.
SS6,OOO-S2. 5O0-SI sop Of 900, 9c.S &c.
Tickets sS4-Ealces So Quarters 81.
The sub'cI her w, also keep constantly on baud asres,
variety OF tickets IN dfsrrn lotteries. Order: any part
OF the State, enclosing a,h prize tickets, will
The nio: prompt attention
S. H.4VKLAS
Richmond. Va. Iuly 81 1919. 2s-wSt
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The official prints are Boosting of lis Admins
tration gentlemen dining together on the 18th July
at the Mansion House at Nashyille-On the same
day, near 900 friends of Jackson dned together at
Fanueil Hail, in Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-25

I'm anomalous case Of Fccundityi
On Sunday py the 9Th ult ney. wom.n n. lonsin
10 mis- EEsbeth Bowle of Hanover delivered b.
d. Wa Mnton, of Henr,eo county OF lou, oh IN =. ne
Itn Three h:' born alive; the fourth dead Three # the
children weighed four and half each; the
pounds ouIeea-rhe doing well, likewise the
children
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19

Bill at Dnkes, 1856 70
Pay as Commissioner, from 14th Sept.
to2ist Oct. 81 days at S8 per day, 296 90
Expences for General jackson and his
suite on their return, @J00 90
Pay as Commissioner on return, 2Ist
Oct. to 10th Nov. 90 days, s5l so
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must expect from government which does not
recognize the laws OF nations, nor The gratitude
which is due to friends and brothers. TO refer TO
the catalogue of the crimes of the Peruvian govern
ment would be too much, and we could not hear 1t
without a loud cry ofrevenge; but do not wish
to excite your Indignation, nor TO renew The pain OF
your wounds. invite you only to against
those wretches, who already have violated the soil
oithe republic and yet intended TO proiane the ho-
som Of the mother of heroes. Let the Colomblans
OF the south be aImedlet them fly to the frontiers
OF Peru, and wait there the hour OF getrlbatiUn NJ
presence among you will be The token lor COMBAT.
Signed, BOLlf ALI.
BoaorA, July Sd.
The occasions Of Bolivar's proclamation will be
seen IN the following
rom the commander in Chief of the Armies of the
South TO His Excellency the Secretary OF State and
Minister Of War -
by the enclosed newspaper OF Lima, which have
the honor to send to your excel!ency you will know
the consequence Of the mutiny of Chquisaca and of
the menable misfortune oil his excellency the pres
iden OF Bolvia.-Ihe army Of the South, nnlief the
orders OF General Ganarra, was ont the Cd OF May,
marching TO invade the republic, and by the encos
ed copy Of manifesto of the Commanding General
OF Department OF Guayaquil, your E1cellency will
see that the army OF the North OF Peru, command
cd by General Lamar, in person, was to open the
campaign against this part OF the Republic At the
same time the feet was to blockade Gnavaqnll.
However irregular and scandalous the conduct OF the
government OF Peru may seem, have not hcsated
one ioment IN believing that il is attempt III
nest upon our country. Besides that in Peru there
ss no moral principles nor regard 10 The laws gen
orally receive d. This proceeding with regard 10
Bolivar, gives reason 10 fear all which can be done
by an .sdons rival, who leaning on the law OF ma
tons, COMMITS acts which they and all the world
condemn. In consequence Of all this, and expec-
ting every day 10 oen The campaign, ani about TO
take all tic that my zeal shall suggest, for
the service Of my country, and the slory Of his Elk
ccilency The Liberator by which Colombia may get
new hurels and her enemies be made always 10 la
ment in tears Of blood, the temerity Of becoming the
antagonists Of the conquerors of their conquerors
| lam your EXcelency's most obcdient servant.
JUAN JOSE FLORES.
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Notice.

VvHE Subscribers being DESTROYS Of declining the
i Lercane business at St. Georges-oiier at
private sale, their stock of goods.
This stand is acknowledged to be one of the hest
in the County for busness--and will be much I'M
proved upon the opeaing of the Canal--as there is
no situation the Canal that will afford 50 good an
Opportunity for extensive business being done in
the grain and lumber way.
A lease for the store houses will be given to the
purchaser otthc goods
JOHN SUTTON s. SON.
81 Georres August. 8, 1899. s}3-law1t
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Notice is hereby given, That

the Levy Coul, and Court Of appeal Of New-Cas-
lie County, win meet at the Court House in the
Town Of New-Castle, on Tuesday, the 3Oth day OF
September next, at which time and place the Asses
sors ofthe several Hundreds in said County, are re-
auired to attend to take the Oathsof Office and re-
ceive instructions for the performance Of their du-
ties as Assessors i. oIol
Clerk of the Peace for n. Castle County.
New- Castle, August &, 1885, 33-tooS
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Notice.
is HEREBY GIVEN,

TO The Freemen, Inhabitants of Newcastle CouH-
~. who are qualified to vote for Members Of the
General Assembly.
That an election will be held at the same time,
and Al the same places and in the same manner that
Sen tors and Representatives, for the said County
are chosen, for he purpose oieect'ug as Comnis-
s,ou.rs Of the Levy Court and Court Of Appeal, III
the sad County two good and substantial Freehold
ers r.s ling in Appropriateness Hundred on good
AMI substantial Freehoder residing in Newcastle
Haadred; to supply the vacancies accustomed ny
the death Of Benjamin Marley, and expiration
the times for which William Welden 3D. james
Chambers and Justa Justis were elected Comms
soners, in the said Levy Court and Court Of Ap
peal. /. oloChloN,
Clerk Of the Peace for Newcastle Count.
NcY-Clstie Aug ust 9th. 34-t3uS.
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FOr. Sale,

A small FARM in Pencader Hundred, County Oh
Newcastle, and State Of Delaware, about one AMI
an half miles above the Delaware and Chesapeake
Canal fronting on the Road leading from GLASGOW :,
to said Canal containing 9G acres, about one nall
Of which is good woodland there are on the farm
a frame dwelling house, &c. Any person wishing ~,
to purchase, can view the farm. Tor 'hemseVes' W
applyinp to Mr.. John Bell, on the premises. For
terms Of sale. apply 10 the subscriber No. 100,
Shipley street, Wilmington. Del.
SAMUEL L. TINDALL.
August 9, 1928 So
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CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY
Draws August 2sd.--sCHEME. prize OF 5000
dollars, Of 1866, of 1000, OF 500, Q OF soo,
10 $50, 10 Of 100, 90 Of 100, 1873 OF 10. lloo
of 4, and $3.50 of 2.
To be had in variety Of numbers, at
Z. BARKER'S.
Prompt and truly Lucky Office, No.7i Market
Street, WILMINGTON, Del.
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Dividend.

rHyIE Stockholders Of the Wilmington and Phila-
Il delphla Turnpike Company, are hereby noti-
fed, lint a Dividend Of $ per cent, on the stock o
offs Company, for the last six months, will be
payable on or after the Goth inst. by
EDWARD TATNALL, Treas'r.
9th mo. 18th. 33-8t
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AOVER TISF1IENT.

n SHALL apply to the General Assembly of the
Estate of Delaware, at their Session in January
next, for an Act to divorce me from my husband
Oiiuer e. Marshall. MARY r. MARSHALL.
July 90, 1898. 3l-etp
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TO Rent,

And possession given Immediately, Commodlous
three story brick house, late the residence OF Doctor
JOHNSON, No ga, King-street. For terms ap-
ply at No. 81, Marlet-street.
ROBERT PORTER.
Wilmington, July 22.