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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-10
district Of ColWmbia,

County of Aierandria, Set.
APRIL TERM, 1882.
John NJ Johnson and Albert FAIR.
fax, trading undsr the firm ot
John " johnson & Co, Com.
Painints, SIN CdANCEhf
against
william Knight george Riley and
William d. Mutt, defendants,
TVl,IE Defendant, William Knight, not having entered
his appearance to this su,t, and given security
cordng the and the rules Of this Court, and
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
said William Knight is mt nhab- mt Of the District
Of Columbia, on the motion of the comPainants, by
their COUNSEL, 1t is
UrdereG That the said absent Defendant, VIM Knight,
do appear here or before the first day of the No
vember ERIN OF this Court, and answer the Bill of the
Complsn,nts, ana give security for performing the
DEGREES of his Court; and that the other Defendants
George Riley AMI william d. Mutt, do not pay away or
secrete the ebts by them owing to- or the money.
tate, or fleets in their hands, belonging to the said
absent Defendant until the further order and decree of
this Court; and that copy of thus order be forthwith
pub ished in the Alexsndris Phenix Gazette for
months succe ssivey and that another copy be posted
Ut the front door of the Court House of said County
Test: EDM. LEE,
NAV 28-2m g. G.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-10

Ihsv-r" elegant '','.ii y IS = with very little
u-e, rdicst- The %u,ry in the Gums. and prevents
The accumulation Of Td'tr S'ucn not only b!sckens
M, lnps ne rIh nd acceers,es their decay
The nirif '"u. NOV. : the PREF aling causes OF
'b;nsipe Rrelh pseseru's the tet h,nesS and forid
ness of the Gums, and reuders The Teeth BEAUTIFUL
Unite Price 30 cents
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DIR. RELIES AsTHMATIC PILLS,

and shtie attention to their timely sdmlns'ration
will usually ensure mitigation If these disorders and
generally eff ct The pills also
,rd efTcc'ua -neav far the symptoms preceding and
accompanying the asthma md ConsuniDt,o0; ellis
ougks, MNc.Hy IF Breathing TTgh'ness and Niei
ure ocross the test, fheesing PAIN an lie Side Spt
ting of BioId &c Few occur " any ut
class Ut disorders which the purchasers If br Rec's
Pills will not fin. rich for their tr,f ng ex
psnditure Pr ee-Hihoie Bores. 80 Pills, Doiluy;
Haif dit q, ~ Pills, SO teats
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g. TO THE LADIES!

wv IiE and SOUND TEETH are both an orna
~ mrnt AID Dlrssng. he best curity for
a.. il al, ,u,age. s to he found in he Use 1.-THE
BRITISH ANTISEPrIC DENTRIFlCE.
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,IN CHlNCERY.

YTyHE Defendants, John Jenkins. executor of Geo.
L jenkins, deceased; John J. Jenkins, Robert Nor
row and Nary his wife, formerly Mary jenkins; Sarah
Maria P,e and Edward A. Pye, heirs Of the SAID
George Jenkins. deceased not having entered their
appearance to this suit. and given security according
to the statute and the rules of this Court and it ap
p airing the satisfaction of the Court that the said
defendants are not inhabitants Of the District Of Co.
umba; on the motion of the complsinants. by their
counsel, it is
Ordered, That they do appear, before the next
November term Of this Court and snswerthe bin Of the
companants and give security for performing the de
crees of THIS Court, and thar copy of this order be
forthwith published, for two months successfully, IN
the Alexandra Phenix Gazette. and that another copy
posted ct the front door Of the Court house Of said
County Test: EpM. L. LIE,
,nay al om g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-10
New Lime for RichmOnd.

eN0N AAAhO Avn
The proprietors Of the steam
Boat PREDERICKsBUWG.
&a-1Ag~ have concluded to place her
zHS&yxySzSEs m the route between the
pi,,rc, of Columbis. Norfolk and Richmond ny tns
arrangement great facilities viii be afforded 70 rave,
lers on this line. by having Boat t'oiee wees' h'
stead of once, $ heretofore:
The Frsdericksburg viii commence running, on
TUESDAY next, the Sd April, leaving Washington at
O'Clock. p ~ and Alexandria at o'clock, for oid
POINT, Norfolk and Richmond, returning leave Rich
mond on Saturday morning at o'clock. and Norfolk on
Sunday morning at o'clock, and arrive at AieAan.
tria nd Washington on Monday morning, and CONT
nue. during the [if sufficiently encoufaged] 10
the same days and hours. at the same rates LOT
passage and freight are charged by the steam BOAT
Potomac
The Fredericksburg viii be commanded by Captain
Joseph Nevett is swift and good Boat, win hrs'
low pressure Engine and her accommodations Iof
psssengers and freight such !. is hoped Will give sa
tisfsction.
For freight passage apply to the Captain on D0sfd'
or 10 BENONi WHEAT,
mar Soft Agent
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District Of Columbia,
.Alerandria County, Set.
April TERM, 1882.


Colin Aud, administrator de bonis'
non CT George Pagan and Mat
thew Crawford. deceased; Will
liam Pagan. legal represents.
tive Of the said George Pagan,
deceased, and John L. Craw
ford, legal representative OF
Matthew Crawford, deceased,
-Complainants,
against
Ann Key, Administrative of Philip
d Key. deceased, and others;
and JohnJ jenkins, executor OF
George jenkins deceased; Jno
J jenkins, Robert Morrow and
Mary, his wife, formerly Mary
jenkins; Sarah Maria Pye, and
Edward A. Pye, heirs of the
said George jenkins, deceased,
hzTanI NJ.
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district Of Columbia,

NAV Som
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-10

FNM. I. LEE. G {
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The proprietors Of The n steam
Boat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
have concluded to place her
on the route between tno
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-30
SUNDAY MAILS.

We noo that Dr. Nauidin did sign petition
prohibiting Sunday nails and further that he 10 not dn
"adpoeote Of IT,"
This is the language of the esty little coalition print in this
city, and doubt prompted by the Physician ofthe Senate
himself It strange passing strange, that Dr. Naudain
vcr pcttoned himself that Senator he pettonsd
tho Senate for stopping the mails the Sabbath. Nov
should take Dr. Naudain be the very man, who would be
likely to petition in this way and doubt not that Senator
Clayton was consulted on this subject What change the
prospect of oosng sw votes may have wrought upon Dr.
Naudain we cannot say therefore cannot speak Of his
nions so.O but we do know that Dr. Naudan has been
Of the foremost in this state for encouraging tho project of
stopping The Sunday nails and for the truth othS assertion
We appeal to his acquananees Of parties in the vicinity
Mddetown And one who knows Dr. Naudain, knows that
he the most Snyelsnng in his Uectaun views osny
in the state.
hR Outs or not 2-Dr. Naudain informed gentleman
Of this city in conversation with him, that in he
elected Governor the vacancy in the Senate would be
filed by certain Journal writer alias certain two vote Sc.
cetay of the Senate alias better known in this city by other
appelutons which cannot The gentleman assured
that the Doctor appeared perfectly serious in the assertion
One Of two things be true the Doctor must have been
most cgregiOusy guled in suppong such promises would
benefit his here he must have been directed by
nutor Clayton to amuse jackson with the marvellous
What say you Clay men, when your Governor gets tired
his seat in the Senate. do you intend 10 ths vacancy with
the GvveEnov's scyivener7
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adopted should the entire The present an front
with the South
Suc Fellow Citizens Gen Jacon
the signal his administration
the same time bias made desperate
have been told reactions
umses and opinions Of our place before the
spoken
the exception Fennyvana and South Carolina
Jackson The Hero and will
wheng vote Every that he before
cp three Maryland and eleven South Carolina and
stated BY eight Maine
the entire increase which the bill
Clay cannot obtain than forty MIR Writ
2SS will
result Of the last election and predictions realized
be again. -
Let for
lost
nec with that OF exaspeated minority? The has
were the they reverend abroad and aPpuded at
Have
data which safely conclude that
that half stockholders
loss
in this County, double the
have left the opposition become convinced of the
striking evidence
dydua who have joined ranks from the opposition
Gen. Jacksons throughout
At the last election he received 7S electoral he
The opposition caye manufacture
rits of the administration but the voice of the people.
Fellow Citizens
have done and families when
Bring forward honest citizen and friend os
will turn the SCALE Remember
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= ID - a T. -!
To every good Citizen, without distinction of
Party, who loves bis country and its defen-
ders, who reverences age, and desires res
portability for himself and children.

under oath by many of drafted militia if he dare to
deny IL"
Now, fellow citizens, read the certificate Of
Major Jaquett, who has felt himself bound in duty
to out and add his testimony to the worth and
character of Major Bennett.
Having been informed Of an article published in
the '' National Republican," of Georgetown, Del.
greatly derogatory to the character and public
services of Major Bennett, | deem it my duty,
though differing from him in politics, to add my
testimony TO his bravery and worth as an officer,
and character as citizen. served with Major
Bennett during most of the Revolutionary war
were in the same regiment in nearly all the
northern campaigns, and joined the army together
under General Gates, in the south, and were at.
tached to the division of the Baron De Kalb in the
unfortunate battle Of Camden, when the Delaware
Regiment was nearly destroyed Major Bennett
was then sent on the recruiting service for short
time, and returned to the investment of York
Town, while marched under General Green into
South Carolina. After the capture Of Lord Corn
wallis, he joined us with his command in South
Carolina, and remained in the field until the close
of the We we've then turned upon the world
without our pay, our private fortunes impaired,
with no compensation but the gratitude Of our
country. OF Major Benefits worth and gallantry
soldier, and standing as officer, must speak
in the most positive terms; he second TO none
Of his grade in the army. His dauntless bravery
endeared 10 him many ofthe commanding Generals,
who often selected him among those troops chosen
for daring and hazardous enterprises. His services
also in the last war ! deem equally cIediiablc to
him as an officer and citizen. In short, his cha.
racter as citizen is unimpeached. and his public
services enttle him in my estimation, to the era.
tiiude Of his country.
As given under my hand, this 9th day of
October, 1882. P. JAQUETT.
N. B.--I have no hesitation in saying, that the
sketch of his life as published in the Gazette and
Waterman, and the statement incorporated in the
Address Of the Committee Of Correspondence of
Delaware, is substantially correct. As given under
my hand, this 27th day Of October, 1882.
p. JAQUETT.
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mOcrste republican. Witness the unnatural and unprinc
pied coalition in the great states York and Pensya
MIA between the Antmasonr Clay and Office seekers
But all these combinations and monstrous efforts wnot avail
the arocracy; Gen. jackson will be reelected by at least
1870 of 2ss electoral votes five give Mr.. Clay all the
certain and most Of the doubtful states, he will not receive
more than 50 electoral votes z Massachusetts H. Connec
g. Rhode Island 4. New Jersey Delaware g. Maryland
T. Kentucky is. Although Mr. Writ is in almost every res
poet much safer honest and respectable politician than
Mr. Clay he will receive but 40 electoral votes viz New
York ~, and Vermont. AN IMPARTIAL OBSERVER.
Judge Bavbour-We have merely time announce that
This gentleman has formally declined being considered
dds for the Vice Presidency We shall give his letter in
next
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FELLOW CITIZENS ]:

FELLOW ClltHENo:
Read The following extracts from an atrocious
publication in the Georgetown (Delnware) Ma
tional Republican, Of the l9lh of October, inst.
which VIC give you bcIo~, and say can you,
mill you join in the prescription Of the venerable
man whom it is attempted to degradea You
who know Major Bennett, will you join with
those who are thus without regard TO truth or
honor, trampling on soldier Of the Revelation ?
II you cam il you will, surely tive are fallen upon
evil times" Read the following extracts from
the Georgetown Republican, and then read the
testimony Of Major Jaqueti, an honorable opponent,
and then say whether you will suffer such man
to be thus malciously traduced. Will you not
give an effectual answer at the polls?
From the (GsOrgetopn) National Republican,
MAJOR CALEB P. BENNETT
AIS says hes rs years age, others say hcis "a years Of
age. He always accounted man of weak mind, and
we say that he is totally unqualified by temper
habits and education for such Office. He arbitrary and
trannca in his temper which has become Peevish and eu
from ExrREME old age.
Thoy say he is an excellent hand knit stockings and
suspendcr and has spent much time in learning the young
girls how knit These good things in our Grandma
TIERS and applaud them for it But our Grandmothers
arc not fit for Governors.
Mr. Bennett did not go to the South with the Delaware
troops l776He took part in any of the hard lighting
then He not in any Of tho battles of Camden, Guord
Court House, the Cow pens, Ninety Six or at Yorktown IN
all which places tho Delaware troops were lie
stayed home and did 60 to the Southland he will not
pretend he did, The public records Of this State prove he was
not any Of those hard fought battles when Krkwood and
Jaque the plains Of Carona with their brave COM
panions so distinguished.
Newcastle where his tyranny to tho drafted militia OF
Delaware will be forgotten His insulting conduit 70 his
muncrior oco Col Long the false alarm no gave by firing
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SENATOR, coyERNoR, AND PHYSICIAN.

SENATOR. GOVERNOR. AND PHYSICIAN.
Dr. Naudain coyesed his ists tour Of Investigation 10 i
city, under preeuce Of renting beuse- Asr making
rAngemenis ofthat kind his liking. he informed gentleman
here that in case Of s election for Governor he sill ntsudeC
to practice physic.
We have ikewise openly announoednow, and presume
by his authority that elected he intends to return To Con
gross What think you this citizens of Delaware will you
elect Governor and then send him COngress1 This will
be in Government. What construction probably
will next be put upon constitution Why not let the Go
from each of the States become Of the Senators
by virtue ofeir oce7 As much have been convinced
of the management and OcemonopOzng character of the
opposition in this State we had ourselves hatarded such
charge this against Dr. Naudan. Governor obtainng
his election, and then taking in the Senae We mis-
take much the character of the independent citizens of this
state, if such abuse of power is permitted.
Givs Physie aud get VoisThe Gubernaorial Physician
SENATOR in his late soourn in this CITY, learned accidentally
that workman of one of the neghbouripg factories was ack
at the hotel where he took lodgings his sympathy
became awakened for this unfortunate stranger and he could
reconcile his conscience until he had volunteered his pro-
ssiona services But what most to be regretted the
fact understand that his Senatorial patient has since
said that he give his vote for such Doctor
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D AUCSSOYYNlNN NWVMYDo

meeting Of the friends Of the administration,
~ White Clay Creek. will be held at Mr.. Jones'
Hotel, in Newark, on Saturday next, Nov. Sd, at
o'clock, u. NJ. for IN organization preparatory to
the approaching election. Punctuai attendance 10
requested, as business of importance will be trans.
acted. Or. so.
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jackson Delegate. Meefing.

A MEETING efthe Jackson Delegates Of New
Castle County, will be held at the Red Lion
IrvrrH on Saturday next, the Sd day of Novem-
ber at O'clock p. NJ. for the purpose of supplying
the vacancy in the ticket occasioned by Jamrs
Booth Esq. declining the nomination Of Senator in,
the State Legislature
GEORGE REED, ". Chairman.
Cnss. GRuBB Secretary, Oct. 80. 1882.
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9!RQRlNpaa aNI hIRa-,
BY virtue Of with lcvara fscias TO me directed,
will be exposed 70
PIJRT IL CATE.

y eSe v = "'tt " ic'Afla fhCiax 10 me directed,
will be exposed 70
PUBLIC SALE,
~ the house of John Matlock, Newport, ia
Shristiana hundred, ON SATURDAY., the 10Th syof No.
ventbe' nex:, at O'Clock. P NJ.
Al that rertain plantation tract Of land and
marsh. situa e, lying ami being in the hundred Of
and lands Of lanes Littmer Esq lands ard MA, IN Of
sohn 'uss' and hence by his line to a marked spa4
''ish OAK on the upland, and hen withthe .everal
c"urses ,here to stake in the upper part of the
real estate ct H"nr. tarretsnn, decreased and there
with TO line OF NajT William Rob nsnii's iands,,
thence ny ms lands IT, lands Jar, Ball. thence Co.
lands OF he aforesaid James Latimer and therewith
tothe ptce OF beginning, containing one hundred and
Two acres. three guar & eighteen perches
OF upland and marsh, he the same more or iess ir-.
GLIDING IN said quantity what lits between the marsh
bank and low water mark, toge,h wi,i,al, and sin
guar, the buildings, imp ovemen and appartcnanes-
therrunt" btloning. Seized and taken il, execution,
as the property late of Peter Gar etson deceased.
and to be sold by
MARCUS E. CAPELIE, .Sh,f.
New Castle, Oct 90 1892
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nNRRNHD

On Sunday evening the 18th inst BY Elder JohnP Peck
worth. Mr. JOHN BENNETT, to Miss ELIZA PETER.
SON, both of New Castle county.
On the 23d inst by the Rev. James c. Howe Mr. ISAAC
HUNTER, of this city, to Miss MARGARET ANN eldest
daughter Of John Addison, Of Dslaware City.
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Ticket for Sussex county.

Ticket for Sussex county.
SENATE ....1
CALEB ROSS.
SIMON X. WILSON, ..
EBE WALTER.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
VIVID r. SMITH,
ROBERT WESi,
THOMAS ROB- \ SON, Jun.
WILLIAM POWELL,
MILES TINDtLE, -s.
ISAIAH BURTON.
THEODORE 'IrCHELL.
LEVY COURT
JAMES H. PHILIPS.
JAMES TUNNEL,
BURTON STOCK EY,
ROBERT HAIL.
GIDEON NAPLES.
ISAAC WiLLEN,
CROPPER LAWS
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Newcastle s'Oulmty Ticket.
nEATA

NEWCASTLE County Ticket.
SENATORS.
RICHARD H. BAYARD,
REPRESENTATIVES,.
HARRY WILLIAMSON,
WILLIAM HERDMAN,
GEORGE SPRINGER,
CHRISTOPHER BROOKS,
JOHN CAULK,
JOHN d. DILWORTH,
DICKINSON WEBSTER.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
JOHN ELLlOTr, B. H.
JAMES DELAPLAlNE, I n IT
JOHN GORDON,
JESSE BOULDEN, P. H.
WILLIAM BOOTH, N. C. II.
NATHANIEL WOLFE, W. G. c. II.
(For 4 year from 1881
ROBERT OCHELTREE, X. L. II.
(For year from 1885,
ELI BIDDLE, 81. G. II.
(For year from 1889
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QAQCA9NN N1MRsRllXERa

A MEETING of the friends Of JACKSON d
BENNETT, will be held at James Dutton's Tav.
ern, in Brahdymine Hundred, on Saturday the
u IN OF Nopfmber nert, at o'clock, p n
OCTOBER %. 1892.
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Ticket for Kent county.

SENATORS.
HENRY NJ. RIDGELY,
BENJ \ MIN POTTER.
REPRESENTATIVES.
JOHN EATON.
GUST.NvUS. WILSON.
THOMAS 8. sHILYARD.
ARCHIBALD cAHAl.L,
ELIAS PRIMROSE.
SAMUEL THAWLEY,
JOHN STRADLY.
CORONER,
ISAAC SNlrH.
LEVY COURT,
JAMES HOFFECKER.
WILLIAM RlE(SGOLD,
HENRY TAYLOR,
ROBERT w. REYNOLDS,
WILLIAM iIiARP.
JOHN GREEN,
THOMAS CLARK.
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About $50 persons have died at Richmond BY
cholera, since the disease broke out in that city.
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y O At Glaciers again!!Lm
IL 81 SO Prize of S2,O01
81 80 SO do do 1850
81 46 AZ do do. 1000
Actually sold at Glaciers all lucky Office, and the
cash paid on demand.
Drawing
Connecticut Lotteries--Class Is, New Series..
Is 81 81 a. 81 30 40 80 i
10, New Series, II 60 SO 50 20 "a 81 IS 10
Class 81, Extra, 80 Sc AZ 10 81 81 IS
Class IS. 40 "a 30 90 ~ so 10 ~
n Grand State Lottery, Glass SO.
IS "a 48 AZ IL % I As s.
s7th Class, so Is Is IS IS 81 is Sc.
Union Canal Lottery, Class 81.
Sc 81 90 z ~ 81 "a 43 so
New York Lottery, Glass 49,.
80 II IS 10 J So 90 60 40 SO
The Union Canal Lottery will be drawn ON SakuT-
day, No emhsr 3,l-Capital Prize $50, COO. Lowest
Prize u Si2 IN Tickets only SO. Quarters e IS.
prizes of $4,000 each. Tickets SIS.
Lottery and Exchange Broker, Wilmington, Def.
New York Lottery,
seth CLASS.-Draws on "Wednesday 5Ist instant
prize Of $4,000, of $4,000, Of $3.50. of 1000
Of 400.
Tickets s5--hsves 5o-quarters i as.
Union Canal Lottery, I'D class.
Draws on Saturday, November 8.
prize Of $4,000 10000, OF 5000, Of 5000, of
2704, 30 of 1000 80 o. 500, SIS OF 200 dolars'eacb.
Tickets Sl0-Hdves 5-Quarters2 50-Eelths 2S.
10 he had in a variety OF numbers al the Mana.
gers Office, No. e A. Market ST.. Wilmington
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Gazette and Waterman,

Wo1lhJ17JPa TOJps DRA0
Tuesday, October 30. aSS9.
FOR PRESIDENT
ANDREW JACKSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN buren,,
OF NEW YORK.
D@RAwARM N0M1NAR10NSs
FOR GOVERNOR
sWtgSOr E@teb ~ Bennett,
; OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
FOR CONGRESS
Martin wv: B9ees,
OF KENT COUNTY.
For Electors of President and Vice President
NEHEMIAH CLARK, of Kent County.
SAMUEL PAINTER, of Sussex do.
WILLIAM NUTTER POLK, ofdo. do.
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DRAWING OF THE
Delaware and North Carolina
Consolidated Lottery,

OIdUb 1VUa EWV@s
The subscribers Commissioners appointed by the Eosesne
Of DE stas Of Delaware superntend the drawings Of ce
tain Lotteries authorised by the Legislature said State do
hereby certify that have attended the drawing Of Lottery
called the and North Carona Consolidated Lottery
Class Number o. far and do hereby certify that hs
following are the numhers huh this day drawn from
the 66 placed in thswhselrviz;
IS 10 z ~ 81 20 30 10
And ,at tina nubers were drawn in the order in shisA
thew stand aboye-hat say No. eswas the first
drawn: No. 10 was the sccoud No, the trds No. %
was the fourth No. 81 was me its was the SIXTH No
was the seventh; No. % the eighth No. ~ tho
ninth and last. -
2sth day of October, 1882 ,o,,,, ,,v,, ,n,c,
tsigneD FREDERICK LEONARD
John HEDGES
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Dcre's somethin rotten in dc State OBJ Delaware.
MAssA SHAKsrEA.
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New Castle, Oct. 20, 1892
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-29


THEATRE. Our Theatre vas opened
iast evening under the management OF
MI. FLYNN. Our business was such
as to debar us of the pleasure Of Wit
Messing the performances, but arc iu-
formed by number of gentlemen who
were present that they were highly
commendab!e. We understand that
the manager has been at great sx xpenso
in procuring for the amusement of ths
Ladies and Gentlemen of this town,
some of the most prominent actors in
America. We trust he will be liberal
ly remunerated.