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800 REWARD

sc UNAWAY from Trahus's Pits, IN Monday the 9Th
80 Sept, ansgro Pnipan, by trade Biac K
smith Phmsn toie<able bright mnao, about SO 40
years p,a good looking an intelgen fellow Pnian
no doubt h,s'ns free aud will endsav,r leave
state have reason TO believe be o.. been o,ny
about Petersburg. VIM DUNN
Nv. IS go I'm
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be gwen or the delivery 20 me al Clifton near Car
tef.Ye, Of my Bob, who runaway on the 25lh oi
oeoor last lie GaR Of rather low stature, quite aek
slowly about S5yssfs old lie hes wife al Capt Geo
oIosDs On FvsnDs aud probably lurking about there -
ufDetal Cooke from whom him " he be ojs
"a 70 Jsii 50 thatI Se hina, I viii dolsf.
IS. ..,-t
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LH'.atie Hospital, williamsburg
OTlCEis hereby given Install the cells
are oecnpcd aud hat will he
unsone OF the said cells due which vii
"a given. BY order Of the Courtof Directors.
Nav rs SS--U l.. nENIEy
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ENHE Susscr,br having f,r time peat declined any
new engagement IN his Profession snd having since s
tended the Superior Courts Nithmond solely Tor the puT
pose Of flushing his bu,ips. IN them fuure 10 De
clue he regular sendSneeUs Son James NJ. Wiekbam
will take charge Of h pagers, and sutDd 70 bis Causes
The Subserhsf doub, that they will he carefully and
diligently attended to- Whenever bis Clients request H.
he h,pk, he be Of service them he will end the
sUuitn, II their Causes. JNO WiCKHAm.
Dee. Gi-n
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VIEW DRY GOODS STOKE.
JAMES Fl HUNTER

~
JAMES Fl. HUNTER,
HAS t1ken the formerly in the occupancy Of Mes
III Grannisk, Son Brothers. Immediately opposite Messr,.
Hall Moores) aud has hand general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Among Uhtch are
Cloths, cassimeres aud sattinetts hbe and coarse
: Red, white, green aud yellow hsnnes
Silk aud striped Valencia vestIBgs
6vsnsdoun aud Mars lilies do
IRISH and German linens, lawns & csusbrc,
Cacoes assured, embracing great variety
Fancy, striped and plaid giDghsms
Plain and figured boEbszets, various colours
<-Sto ca jseouet aud book muslins
Null, India aud Swiss do
Buiss and black Italian elk ersvss
Canton and Mandarin erspes, Italian do
Black Italian ustfing, seDebsws aud ssr.nets
large assortment OF silk, cotton and wooen hosiery
fashionable bonnet aud bel, ribbons
FIsg, kandsuDs aud cotton bdfs
Gloves and combs Of every description
Linen aud cotton uckUgs
Furniture aud apron cheeks
Ifn,eys aud kerseys suitable for servants clothing
brown aud bisaehed dCmestios, disp~r',be
Competing, hearthfu6s, umbrellas, &c. &c.
Which, with variety Vt other ARTICLES he dssrouS 10 sell
low for cash.
Nuy. TIFF
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Farmers Bank IF VlrginiG.
'YNHE annual meeting of e Sioekhodsrs Tor the election
Directors for the Bank snt or the Offers Dire ont
and Dspo.', will be held Wednesday, the day Of
January Dex
WsI. NEKERYIS, ChGsh'r.
Dec. .. 6i-2 awtd
70 Tie Stockholders Of the Farmers Bank oT
PfRGFNIA.
meeting Of the Stockholders al their Banking u,s
"a the 9th Of January 1879, the following Resoluio1
was submitted;
Re,Oipes the present AgeDcy Dsnve converted
into Office Of Discount snd Depo and that
OF - ekholders be apponted 10 prepare Rules
Regulations for the goysrnB ent thereof -
WhereuPcn the meeting adopted The following Resoyion
ResoiU ed, That the consideration Of the So
luton he postponed until the General Meeting OF The
Stockholders, and that the President be requested IL give
notice 20 the stockholders generally that the said Resolution
will then he submitted TO thrir confederation.
In compliance with The above request have osu,ed the
resolutions t. he published and The question great
Importance, full Representation Of the SonL i, de,sbe
r. ~ NICHOLAS, Pfesdr
or the Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
n.
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[ Indiana Sfaresasu,.
Bo.roN Dec .

Bo.ToN, Dec. 2.
AZ large meeting of the Merchants of this
city, at the Exchange Coffee House, last evepinr
on me wareho"sng system, and cash payment
Tor duties, Isaac Winsow, Esq. was chosen Chair
man. man and; and Mr.. William ID. Sweet, Secretary
observing, that he was willing to take some me,
sures on the subject but not TO go SO far az the
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce. proposed. He,
was IN favour OF reducing the extreme terms OF
The credit and making them equal on all imnor-
auons-of extending the period for drawbacks
ana aboiishing the IL per cent reservoir re
peaing certain cusio'hhonse fees-anh disconun-
In cases OF insolvency. Mr.. s. then submi,tetr
severa' resolutions, embracing these points.
MIR. W. Goddard, Mr.. Degrand, MIR. S. Fair
DANES, and MIR. Bond, also addressed the meeting
and, on motion OF the former gentleman, Con-
mittee OF ten was appointed to consider the re-
solutions and subjec, 1t !arg ,aud rspor', at an :.
eurhed meeting, memorial or reInonstrancee T.,
Congress, az they might deem most aiyiss,1s
Dos PM
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA THURSDAY DECEMBER u. 1895
IlrHEHT'

NNE viii bay Crops Of good WAeat aud take hem from
w fhe landings ansj River market ratss
July t6-tf ROGERS & HARRISON.
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My TAVERN-HoUSE, LOF, aud olhef improve N. ri,
adjoining the Public Square, and within co 80 yard.
OF the courthouse, (udeTgoiDs thorough repair, with such
additions a. 10 make one among the Spacious md
convenient Establishments Of The KIDD in the country
completed, TO warrant the belief that IL will be rSsdy for
tenant in III the month II Nov. nest
The Establishment n0w offered for rent for
Gentlemen Of experiences 10 such business would do WE'LL
and respectfully invited 20 examine TIE situation, az is
quite certain better stand cannot be easiy odaingd
Betvns 10 he unnecessary say shy thing further IL the
house, thsn that they unusually sset
de'irahle oonvenisDce To first rate they will he put
At = low price. SAMT WILLIAMS,
August 10. 20-n IaIif1r
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Nov 81
NOTICE

INTENDING T. he absent from 'hc State 81 months
,p 10 the South, have appointed WIN. K. Drrsdnal
VIM Ghoison my sttornies fact, for during s
time ADDISON POWELL.
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Mas. ALICE G. WILLIAMS, can ACCOMMODATE
- with board, 8 or 10 Gentlemen and Ladies
during the session of the next Legislature.
NOV. ii. 56-tf
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A Genilsuan residing IN healthy par, Of the COUNT,
"A wishes employ female saoher 70 iske ohsrye cf
school consulting Of about 1905 10 scholars Com
10 b. sent 10 Tue Enquirer.
Noy.I1. S5-H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-11

TIVE snJual meeting of the Srokholder Of the U,ns
n Virginia, will =, held their Dsntng House ~ The CT
y Of Richmond, on the first Monday ~ January.
w. DANDRiDGE, Cash'r.
De-. 2. Gf-- ffalI.n.
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saulted I'm the streets OF Nashville, and who ha.f
presumed TO defend bimself''
We are told by Mr.. Adams, 10 his last Message
that the extent OF the prosperous commerce OF tho
hation must be regulated by the amount of its er
ports; and an important addition TO the val,,e nj
these will draw alter il a corresponding ipcreas,.
OF ,n,pOrtdti0ns.''
we are curious TO know what corresponding in
crease OF importations, this important addition. of
q" Coffin Hdnibuis.' to our exports. has dra,yr,
atterh MIR. Adams has given us the fhcoyu-wc
should like to have the facts to sustain it, For mr.
hVes we cannot conceive what could have been fh,
return Tor this shipment OF " Coffin Handbuis.''
Tomb Stones and Mourning .fIonuaenfs,
Fer Sale .
VIII be sold, to close concerns, for the most 70
duced prices, or battered for profitable political
sinecures, at sundry towns and villages Of tha II
mon, splendid and valuable collie ction of 'roSn,
Stones, Monuments, Mausoleums, Miniature COT
ms, &c sc. used with most prodigious effect for
anout three years past in drawing brine from the
eyes OF sympathetic old women and children. &c .
among which are monument and lament to tho
memory of
Poor John Woods
Poor John Woods Mamma -
foor John Harris, and ten UT dozen OF
uie poor SIC m4ihamen, who were so rnerciless-
ly shot to death by order of General Jackson.
These Specimens ofthe Fine .4rts are. il is be.
te'eu, now useless to theT proprietors, and might
oe' WIN much advantage stuck up in the nursery
ena'"oer 10 hlghtsn naughty children to sleep.
she accompanying poetry and Binnsatic prose
odes TO The green hills of Tennessee" might he
sci 10 paintive music and sung with melting mel
ody For particulars enquire of sundry invalid
p0n'Siahs ana printers, who as Burns would say.
Lament an rhyme, lament ia prose
/ W th saut tears frickiiag dotcn their mise
OR cause is dead.
NO o0tces. nor po,cer, nor poy
10 as tcho hGre toiied night aid dan
.4A hopes arc fled.
fuHiuno Cf,scr,,
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NOTICE.

kItH Executive will proposals IN conformity with
a the pfovison OF the Sd section OF the CONCERNING
the Aroofy, hereto annexed " Asd be further enacted
that the Executive he authorised required ascertain
what tefc. the 1ro'oyy BUdng, Land attached theytto
cen he sold, exchanged or leased for term 0f years. con
muueste TO the next Gsnera Assembly the result Of their
enquiry" Dy order Of the Exeoutivc.
VIM. IL. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Departmental
18th March, 1873.
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MON SIEUR TONSON,

now az TREE HILL SUI will stand there The e,Iung
A THOMAS WATSON.
EgHEk ROBINSON.
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Vaiua5le Real Estate ,for SAFE.

PMuOOIe I(eQt Estate fOT SAFE.
y virtue OF deed trust, bearing Goth Novem
1874 and duly recorded the Clerks Uhe Of The Coun-
" court of Amherst the eth day January 1s23 whereby
Jaues s. PendletoD OF SAID county, the
signed M ust Tor the therein mentoned
tain tract orpereei OF land containing 753 acres be
more or iess, lying and heing the Amherst,
Bufaloe River, both s,es Of the
beng the lands which Thomas AlJdge based
John CaInm and John Warwick aud which
ny The said Aidridge and Cahans his WIFE the
. fendleon by deed beanS date the 18th April,
the ubschers oT one oil them SHALL Monday the 18Th
IT January next, before the front door
the City Riehm proceed the aforesaid tract
land TO The highest bidde for ready money, pohc
the oftts said
this land two story brick dwelling house, with two
looms hooi brick Ohoe with other hons
fhe water equal any in the upper country rave-
nfps IN good condition; the plantation under good
OF culture aud adapted 10 the growth tobacco
and wheat; the situation healthy and
desira5'e. This iaud situated about from
glasgow, the County town, about miles
p. N. NICHOLAS, Trus-
WEI. NEKERVIS, s tees.
At the request OF the Trustees the aho.e sale will
neDce at f2 O'Clock, AMI will he conducted b.,
THOS. TAYLOR.
Nov. II IS ID.
's'rIE subscriber being DESTROYS to settle his adj
ninistratorship OH the estate OF Rachel Harris
decd requests those who have any claims against
said estate, TO make them known BY the 10th Of
next month, properly authenticated, or this will
be plead In Bar against them by
WI. c. MADDOX, Adm'or
OF II. HARRIS, Deceased.
Eov. ~ 5S-wIt-
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Wonted attic Pe'sitensiary-theto ,!o.cing Iinl

Wanted dthe Pe'sitentiary--theto ,!Oring Tin,-
Der, zig:
i 1000 feet Inch Willow Oak Plank. To he delivered
i ov 81 do do next 'thetw,s'
iVoo S-f do d. y not to be reed
1909 1900 8, Inch Poplar PLANK, Free from knot.
1000 2 do do aud Splits
ZOO Elm Illus hioot.-- 20 Of them II b, 30 Inehe.
500 Wheel Feiioes willow Oak
Cords White Oak Timber, Split, 10 r. long Free from
do do do do do knots,
do Ia young snd
90 . tough to he
90 cut by tie
100 pr Hsme Timber end Of tn
5000 Inch Pine PIaak year
oooo Free hop knot.
,oOO % wide aud Splits.
lou 5-s not less than 10 in wide.
Proposals will be received for the above Timber until
iote Inst, when the contract will b. ed by
THOMAS NELSON. p A T.
Dec =. 6l-tI5th Inst
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-30

Let none pretend to say, then, that Maine has
changed her political character. She has only a.
walked to sense of her danger, and nothing arous-
ed her but the nsoence of her faction and the tone
ofdefiance which was daily becoming louder and
louder from their mouth piece, the Argus paper
which for years has been proceeding by gradations,
from deception to fasehood, from faIsehood to nso
ence, and from insolence to bold defiance and oper
insult to the State.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-30

In the House Of Representatives Of the State Of GEORGIA.
bill has beenreported, extend the laws of the State
over the Cherokee Indians and them the ell.
joyment ofciv rights.
The Western Souvenir has been published and il
spoken of in handsome terms.
Ii is computed, that the Brunswick Club in Ireland have
Already adlsposable fund Of nearly EloO,00O
About 200 Swiss emgrans have settled in the neighbour
hood of Buffalo. The village most Furnishing COM
lditon
A Stated Nee ing Of the Delawre academy Of
Natural Scle'sces, will be held at the rown.Hall on
Saturday next at o'clock.
| paper will be read on the Theory of the
Earth.'' H.. ASKEW. Sec,y.
Tuesday, Dec. so, 1928. a
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-30

John MsLean has been elected to the Senate of the
Tn ted Stes by the Legislature OF Illinois, IN the place
of Je sse b. Thomas, for the term of 6years.
.qntitarg meeting.A meeting has been called at Bos
ton N the following terms" All persons who opposed
to the present Tariff System, andn favour of petition to
CONGRESS to II peal the law passed at the last
whereby the duties certain articles were greatly IN
ceased are requested meet at the Exchange Cofes
House on "Wednesday evening next at half O'Clock
Harrison GRAY o,is was elected on Monday 22d instant
M,,or of Boston Josiah Quincy, who had plurality Of
yotes a, two preceding elections, declined being cand
date at the third trial
A resolution is before the Legislature of Pennsylvania
uboshing military rarades, laying militia captation tax
of al provdng for the education of ofccrsgivng en-
cmrarement to vounteers-and approprating $4,000
from the military tax, TO defray expenses,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-30
SENATE, Nov. 10.

SENATE, Nov 10.
The Senate then resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole, Mr. Evans in the Chair, the late Governors mes
sages, and other passages.
Aferconsderabe discusson the committee ose Mr. lfesi-
dent resumed the carand Mr. Evans from the Committee
of the Whole reported the following resolution for The aop
ton of the Senate
Resol,ea, That the tariff is unconstitutional and should be
resisted and other States be invited cooperate with
in the of resistance which taken up, and
sdered.
On motion o Mr. Wilson, the same was amended so as to
read follows:
Rsolued That the tariff acts of Congress- for the protection
ofdomesic manufactures unconstitutional and should be
resisted and the other States be invited 10 cooperate with THIS
State in The Of resistance 10 the same.
And the question TO the resolution so amended,
was motion Of Mi Wilson, taken by ayes and noes, as o-
lows
AyEs--Eon. Henry Deas, Plesdent-Messrs. Bcnbow,
Black, Clendnen GOWN, Davis, Deas, Dod, Dubose,
Ervn Fagg, Clover, Graham trin Gregg Hampton iart,
Euger, Pom Jerman Joyner, Johnston, Lerc Patterson,
Pegnes Pope RICHARDSON Seabook Smith, Smart, Stewart,
Sloan, Stone, Wson-34
koEs-Messrs Conner, Evans, Grmke Roger, ferdler,
tWhitherspoon-6.
SO the agreed to
On notion of Mr. j. 8 Deas the said report further a.
mended by adding the following resolution:
Resolved. That acopy OF this resolution be transmitted by
the GOV Of this State, the Governors OF the sevea
states ,1th request that be laid before the several Legsa
lures md die report amended agreed to, and ordered
Ito be the House OF Representatives..
On notion OF MIR Wilson, it odered that membe
from Congressional District be appointed committee
a such declaration in relation to The subject OF Inc feso
ton adopted by The Senate relation TO the lai acts OF Ion
guess tor protection of domestic nanuiact as VIII clear
y clcdate the principles South Carolina upon this interest
Ing .,b,ect and Messs Wilson, fOn, Hampton, Evans
Dea Stone, Seabrook, Connor and Clendnen, were ap
pOInted a committee
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-30
Turnpike Election.

THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Wilmington and
Great Valley turnpike Company. are hereby noti-
fed that an Election for President, six Managers
and Treasurer, will be held at the Inn of Mrs.
Broomal's, Village of Brandywne, on Monday the
9th day Of January next, between the hours oil
and o'clock, z. NJ.
JACOB B. vANDEvER, Aeey
BrQJadWsipe Dec. 23rd 1928. 75-tE.
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Also,
Debtors and Creditors

OF Doctor John johnson decd. will please take
notice that have appointed W,liiam II. .Nuf, my
Agent to receive, adjust and settle all accounts of
said Deceased; to whom it is necessary to make
Immediate application, to prevent suits.
ROBERT POTTER, Admir-
JVum'n. Dec. 80.
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SPLENDID BOOKS

Inst rece,ved and for Sale at this establishment,
No. 81 .Market Street,
The largest and handsomest assortment ofBOOKS
perhaps ever offered in Wilnington--among which
are the following CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS
presents
The TOKEN, with Is elegant engs. calf extra ct.
FRIENDsHIr's OFFERING, ditto ditto.
PEARL, ditto. ditto.
REMEMBER Me, ditto. elegantly bound.
FORGET Manor, ditto. ditto.
AcKERMAN's FORGET Me NOT, ditto. ditto
ATLANTIC SOUVENIR. ditto
LITERARY SOUVENIR, ditto
AMULET,
GEM, sF7s'sFa
WINTERS WREATH,
The above comprise the most extensive list of AM
nuals that have been offered urSale in this place.
ALSO,
Shobrel's Turkey in 3 vols with "a beautiful
descriptive, coloured engravings
Darby's Gazetteer,
Deaths Dongs2 vols. 33 fine engravings.
Agricultural, and Pocket Almanacs.
A handsome assortment of Chdrens Books, suit
able for Newly ears presents, and prints for Scrap
l'ooks-with pretty general assortment of Miscel-
laneous and School Books. The whole selling at
very reduced prices.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-30
NJ Lost Day-book.

A small Daybook belonging to the above Estate.
is missing. Any person who will deliver it as above
shall be generously rewarded
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-30
From the Wiscasset Citizen.

Re,der if YOU never witnessed the organization
of Maine Legislature, you have never seen the
ne nlusultra of political tactics Why, New YORK
would blush and hide her head at 1t. FIRST visit
the several boarding houses and Inns at Portland
The saturday previous to the meeting OF the Legs
,a,urp You will there find Albert Smith, BENZ.
White, Joshua Carpenter, each with nus class OF
n.w members for they are no sooner elected than
,hev are classed and their monitors appointed. In
the evening YOU will hnd one class at Mr.. PreDles,
one ot Mr.. Parrls's, one at Mr.. Nichols, with Mr.
Ware introduced with great parade Dy their respee-
tive monitors 10 their new masters. Here the mem
hers are told that if they wish to retain their lu-
ence and standing in the State and even IN their
own towns-if they ever wish Tor any appointment
- anv pl,ce that may be created ed In their
x;c;ni,y if they wish to be respected and noticed
AZ the LEGISLATURE, to he placed on any important
committees. &C. they must vote Tor MIR. kugses'
and such Counseors as are named In the mean
time. Mr.. King writes Mr.. A. OF Z. that as he IS
now mcmb,r he takes the liberty to introduce him
to Mr. Smith. of Nobleboro,' and some others The
Hioh Sheriff of Somerset, writes letter, signed by
nr Rates. d. Framework and others, to mem
her frnm the country saying if he wishes to be res
pected and noticed, he will associate with such gen.
tlemen as A. Smith, b. White, and J. Carpenter
&c. but if he wishes to be Stunned by joining con
temptble minority, he will associate with Isaac Ad
ans al Portland, and others Such letters were
written by these gentlemen i"s' ee' ~
faint outline of the manner in which new mem
bers and inexperienced politicians have been
made TO .n,srepresent the political sentiments Oh
their constituents. and give character to the Leg
stature Of Maine, for several years past, which Sc
ven eights of the people, considered disgrace to
the State.
cams-the people arose in their majesty and then
s|y ;nsdous enemy, fled like summers cloud, be
fore the /" eagle eye and iron heart OF their pow
sr. 1t was a great-,t was glorious triumph
onre republican, principle over the Willy ingannation
Oi faction
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For Sale,

gaNgIE Frame building on Market-Street, 20 by
Ill 50 feet, stories high, occupied by the Subscri-
Der as an Iron Store
EDWARD GILPIN. I
10th mo- soth. 1898. 73-6t
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GRAND UNION CaN.2L LOTTERY,
Draws TOMORROW, the 31st Dec.


prze of $4,000, IF 10000, of 5000, Of
, 500 | of 1000 of 600 of 600, Of 500.
36 of 100 36 of co. Sc of 3d. sc of 60, So 90, $50
If 40. $3.50 of 90.
Tickets $50, Half $40, Quarter So Eighth 50 SO,
The managers having inadvertently made mis-
take in the Delaware Lottery, now present the fol-
lowing corrected scheme.
DEL.aU.ARE e. s. CAROLINA LOTTERY,
ed class, draws in this Borough on Saturday next.
40 numbers drawn.
SCHEME prize of $4,000. dollars, ! of
5000, 1 of 5044, Q of 1000, 5of 500, 10 Of $50,
IS of 100, Al CT So al of 40, 80 Of 80, so of 90,
CTS Of 10 and $40 of dollars.
Tickets S., Half So so, Quarter 81 s5.
To be had in variety of Numbers at =
Z. BANKERS
Prompt and Truly Lucky Office, No. u, Market
Street, Wilmington, Del .s..
Dec. &c. 1928. - ..-.-- -.-
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ETtrdct Of another litter, dated.
December, IL, 1928.

The debate in relation to the Tariff yese day
cd in the Senate by Mr.. Grimke, who after elaborate
gment OF three hours AND half, gave way for ton
tor the Committee to rise and report progress. He will
conclude his speech this morning. need not say thal
lie was hostile every resolution yet submitted tn Sen
ate Charleston Mercury
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-30

The Legislature of this State will assemble at Dover on
Tuesday next, the 9th of January shall rely upon our
friends at Dover for such information of its proceedings,
they may deem interesting Or important