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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
20 PONfsMEN OF THE FIEL-

~ EsPECrFULLY informs the citizens of Richmond,
IL Manchester, and the surrounding country any
tra fhat he j. prepared with spcrb assortment of
every article which constitutes Gle delight aud ornament &c
The sportsman Of the field Nv Wremed attention 90
~ branch ui his profession he viii cndeayor merit tha
continued encouragement le has teen favored literally
with, since his commencement The assortment he hn.
hand consist. principally Of Fos1rg Piece, Pistols aud Ri
dcs with Or without hair triggers patent breeched double
and single twisted Stghh aGd Damascus Barrels Of all
length an sizes. DuclaC Pistols Locks and Mornings.
rcav lur completing orieraiILirARY and MARINE
UthKS and ifANGEPS Shot iics and Flasks Buges,
Blowing Horns Dog CJlrs and Calls; Wash Rods, with
apparatus complete Nckepars done 90 guns, pistols or
rifles According che most accerca European improve
mchfs.
az can furni-l two well broke DOGS ZOE the
dcld, oaaP one ~to gnas ~ Inclined 70 purchase.
, Now id sS-T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
EDUC ATION

ENiE FEhALE SCHOOL re,i,.cnce in Povhatnn
4 COUNTY @i be conducted a formerly urur the enst-
in, year Ia it n taught reading vri,i, sri!,oIic
sgrahy English grammar, rhetoric, hsnr, aud d 10 ~ ing
ems inHI'ng tu'lior, AID hoard with az is usual APP
lur'es hiNab', IA adyanceaii,ic aal ihc French Ian
prizes. ~ ' '
The School vii! qpen this day. and close she i5,l Of De-
'c, m EDWARD MuSELEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
NECDEA TANKEHsIEY, u. 5.
WM. MAYO, Sheriff OF iIen,ico COUNTY.
IL. xNtIS

ssE tir,uc deed OF by br John Adams
- aud Margaret his wife the tjisrrrr John 4
Jones hO since dead) hearing date ,he 5i Of No
vea1er 1915, record in the clerks Office ui HE
~ court of CoOcLand The payment Of rot. s
ON tai gay by he said John Adams, and CndU sed San-
uci o. Adams ana Lseiara Brooks. aud y reluet of loi
cure RoinSn Peasants, the asSgDce said BInohsr
viii he ol Nv e subscriber in font Of the Eagle Hotel II,
the city o Richmond, ThusGyfh 3st dog n fhi MONTH
nj ~ O'Clock, for ready MONEY, equal and urdi, c
nuety of all the DOVER COAL WORKS In The couny of
Goochand, bcg same wich was beatsahei is Co.,
Richard Adams, The eidey, his hrVe cgether with AZ
the priv iceCS appuriCnanccs thereto ache any
wise belonging. J. Ii. EUSTACi..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
WASHINGTON hENKY ACADEMY.

vi
WILL b. opened ON the i4: January instant hv the
W subscriber Ills course &c instruction embraces tia.
usual branches OF English academic literature itli
the Latin, Greek aud French languages
Feesi payable qrTgferiy az ai-nRct
For board, each student finding his bedding TO) -
Tuition IN the English branches, "a =
in Latin, Greek and french. or either. c5i :
which will expire the 18th al Dcener Following s;cct
10 recess OF one month during ,act.onre-
Voos L" "i'ch here viii ie public examination, auu IKE
wise one about the Close Of ,lc wear.
me sitaiionoi this SEMINARY Is healthv retired aoui
~ miles distant from the cy of Richmond near The hI,u
br;dg"-road leading to Hanover Courthouse.
January l. U-viy JotI y u,hcf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
FOTfCAVJCN

T1UE subscribers school will be continued the ensgiuF
year, his residence, In the county ni Lousa (rar ~
Springs tits school viii Pc taught tie Engisf
and Latin anguages, prammndcally history, arithnetc,
geography, with the Of the globes, and te yar,ous
branches OF mathematics.
The price To- loar AUD tuiion including washing, lode
ing SC viii be 0ydoIieEs payable a. The end 10 tie -
The school viii Opcu ahout tr nidaic ot Jattfty orf
elise the ~ oi December The suiecribt- hrtirt
pioyed Nc. Bocft Iialsa nssisiant icaohe, y r
10 Lndcriake thr in3trictOn ofth enig i've sehO'c
r. iiAH}. = i.
LOUISA, De- cmbeI =. t.-f~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
Mr.. HENRY GRIVEGNf.f.

fAhE notice that Shall proceed
Il issued from the superior Court uf Chanccrr
icnon district, "a take The dispositions snry
in certain wherein am Ilantid decu
d"h my clearinghouse, Lioic H thc kingdom uf
Nthcilaud ON Tia ri day pf April 1872 hcweer ihe bcr
@i L. Vi and j. NJ aud If ltOm the said dspos
oli~ or 81 them should c auS
specified ii VIII lac regularly adjourn cd fir,e
a'e as shall he requisite Null TIC Object Of o said
hissiun SIM! ---s i.,-. ,-!~le..
JOSEPH ca. !E SGER.
hiclmnOnd UecrmLer IL la2I If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
To COMMITTEES AND rArRoNs OF l4ANCAs-
TERRAIN ScHOOI,

TERRAIN SCHOOLS.
a YOUNG gentleman whose qualifications are OF the
highest character and worthy al the maruc,, pncnli-
uns, : respectfully recommended bv I0SEIU IANEhS-
iEh founder ~ the LnncatcrIl Education a.
perntendcn OF School Ot from ioI 10 ,O,
pupils. THIS experienced Teacher has been tee wears en-
e"ed IN tutio an the system many Under Joseph
Lancaster, own and in M with his immediate sanction
nnd Appreciation Joseph Lancaster considers Lui Justice
To stc, that other teacher the system in Ensiud A.
mcrea, or on the continent of Europe possesses entitled
70 me same ample testimonials from is founder
."'",s hdd qua opportunities Of attending as i,cte ri
Improving 6y as saPs7ee Il visiting insii;oa and be
''I'i"g deg"'i,ted ;rHh ms t"itSt iL,proVsa,"fs
Letters on the subject pot pci may b. adress, 10 10
seph LANCASTER, Lanea'ts'ta' hHtiiie, BG.tia.ort.
18th Mo- 22d 1921. Us,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
NEGROES FOP SAL

NJ Ill be SlA oc cash, before The t,ona SCOTS
~ l''cfr, ~ Fo"hathn 0uiOu>r. FY,,fsao., H..
i'fh Jn"TT 'n@i thai being Pow. l.ti. COURT d., -
Negroes ooisis'n. Of Iaeri women children
JEFFE5iS. SWAMI,
Jan. 7I-vsvt l.>,o;' OF IuIp .svar,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
VIKGINIA LNND OFFICE.

Richmond. 81 j5c-e1tls.. 1921.
y conformity with OF he General Assembly uitb.e
4 Commonwealth! entitled An 10 reduce aoi
the Srvera concerning eschrat0rs" passed The 60,
january 1853 20 hereby make kncwn all ioIa
cnnccr hat appears by certificate Of The Esthratnr i
ard for The city 81 Richmond hat" certain piece Car
Gel Of GROUND situated the south street in Size
city Of BiclHond continuing about IS enty feet
inches fIout uid street, and being par Df Lot No
~ IN the plan OF the said city, Of which John hcsiae,
said city of Richmond died seized ard POSSESSED, has
eSciipated ~ the connnnW Ca Of Yireirit.r
Wi. q. Pl1NBLETON. Reg. J.. on.
Tgrcufipr q Cy---,Nfy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
GoRpoNsYIrLE FoR sALE.


Is..iM The subscribers have determines ,bls
Jssptl1 valuable estate, containing hhou
of land, lying in the county OF Orange, ho ,;age iosG
leading from Charlottesville fred,rk.lprg hitch j.
terseced by the stage fu,n Richmond Harr.so.Ju
within 20 miles OF the University ~ 'irgrssG
The land II handsomely situate. under the SOntiAt
Mountains, in wealthy neighsorlOcd, and has he it
mise, three coriodiDs .lliue houses, stables, iicr
necessary ouibuidings, well Of excellent never filling
good garden aiarge ArPi + oRCHAEl uf choice il
aIi abundance of limestone which easily be ai-c.
Tlis establishment iis long been known ,he eli
BILE for TAVERN Of in he upper country and
count of its healthy situation pleasant in ie
Summer tor people the lower part oite
We have rGntei the Tavern for the ensuing shOulJ
SAFE b. effected, the rent 70 te PURCHASER, ant lie
| have the liberty Of seeding in the ttll.
For apply Doctor }ealc Nathaniel Gordon
The place. to James Gordon BOc,our county. john
Gordon Of the house OF Williams GOTtioi, biri1ord.
JAMES GORDON, Hsiys a. hise JoEN ~ GORDON,
CHARLES BEALE (;or.or, dee. sAM'L a.. GuIpoN
Gordansyis, December . S'e-'s
| CinCKAH0MINY LIND For SALE.
sbl virtue Of the last vii. a,h nf Jonn pr
, deceased, late OF Heneo county. viii be soiL. -
31th dog = Ja"sy met. the premises, iLr hghcs.
bidder, the 1rs,,, Of Land hereof said Price ie C,ce
containing about ia hundred tbs land ie aOnut
Tour TIVE i, from the cit, Of Richmond, sGJ Ell
worth the attention of farmers credit OF twelve
eighteen months viii De given the purchaser 90 cse tons
with approved security, and deed Ia iruS' III and 10
secure tile palmeni of the purchase money. Secb tlv o,
will %" convened aSis vested in the 10y ic Is
Out tle TIE is bellies ed ga be UnGurstion,hie.
NECBEH T3NKEHSIEY u. ).
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01

TIDWWINILNITU.
MABRlEDl--Oo the 2O.h ult al Woolrord,
Richmond county, Va. by the Bryd. .yotq Srircrd
Mr. Henry w TIBHs, of EsseS 10 Miss ANNgY
M'CtRrY, daughter Of t,o late Col Wan M'Carty.
On ThuIsday tie l3ll ut bv tho Rev Wa Haer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
Ia1 NEGRnMS Ne NTElIl

'tiE highest cash price viii he given hundred ana
twenty negroes in families separately Apply
ubscri6cr at his residence l. a}ainsireet doors
c!ow the Union Hotel. CNEKrON SEhWiLI.
October 10. 5-;f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01

The .iedicai Socieiy Of Virniliu
OLS lis meetings the t.ir,l Saturday ii, every month
al O'Clock T. ". in o the upper ROOMS oi The ViI
gni, Museum. LEWIS W. eli ANnI:RI ,VNE
January 1. 7i-St Pccnr,linp Soc-rtnrv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01

Mr.. WILLIAM SwIrr, of &c county Of Hanover. TO
the an'ahie aud much admired Miss ELIZA, eldest
daughter of Robert isbell Esq. of Louis,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01

To supply the place Of d. Began resigned, the
votes were
~ Shenandoah for robert .9Uep, 600
in Rockingham, fo Ihomas Clad, o. lur Robert
ALEU- 22-mniofity ~ this cotn,y60
Aliens majority ~ the whole district 80.
DELEGATES
Mr. VIM. Brown returned from Williamsburg, in
the place Of Mr.. Travis resigned
FIR. Towles from Spousyl,ans, in place of Mr.
sluarcs, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01

~ FABRICICS--" Tohe Legislature Of Jfrgi
mir Ion Thursday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01

NJ rs COmm'it dt1the jail OF failiaN tOtIS. b
w irum Urirr The hand of Lawrence lewis Fsu. daeS
tn 2s; LAY Of September 1921, negro nn vic calls hin
srfJOilN rUupWay, and committed as the ,roley Oi
Mr.. Hump aud lucly purchased OF NJ ave " ithef O
Mexaudda u. Cbut since IN Jail saws w. the properly
OF William skinner, deceased, Stafford The said
negro IS about 70 ~ years OF ge black about ave
feet e 10 inches high and isd when Committed,
black broadcloh dak green pair of pUaooBs ard
white hat. fhc l. requested 90 come forward prove
property pay charges and take him away Otherwise d,
will be disposed 0l ~ the law directs
r.. sHADf CY.JaiiP
For S.JACk&ON, sheriff 0f Fairfax Go.
December IT, Gi-wf2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
E'W Dc Sod 70 ne Relesi Bjid1e:r,

u az be iSotd 10 The fhcheSf Bidder,
ON TUESDAY. the i5th of January il fairif not
~ te next fair day. in the county Of Hanover in the nei
bnrhood oi Major Goodalis, credit ot and three
years, ali thc aDd, belonging the estate o Martin Bah
deceased, supposed he about thousand hut lie,
IN different tracts Also, valuable Grist Min, ON Grassy
swamp, which viii he sold ON the credit.
al The same lime and place viii be SOLD few likely NJ
''ROEo, ON creIi al twelve months--The above sale
will talc place the mill.
CLEvEARS BAKER,l Executors Of
MARTIN BAKER. Martin Baker
WILLIAM BAKER, ) deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01

CoMMUNicAr. ID.
Departed this life NJ his residence near Richmond
on The -0ih December, after a lingering indsposition
Mr. EDw iEp c. DAVIS, in the foruct, yc;,r of hs.
age. DcsiG't numerous acquaintance, he a;ts left
widow and ibar small cdi H. to iamcn, their ire
l,ai ,llr loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-01
0Mn.iLied 10 ne .LaiL or Ertdclfck Con1.iN. ~

CoMmiHcd 10 he jail Of Frederick County, "a
nN the Grst day Of October h.i. ay, ucp,o
~ who calls himself CYRUS. he fDrinrfly BE-
prgr iuhu Nrthcrine. OF Abrmnrlr county. VIRGINIA
who sold him gentleman residing ia the state @" OeOr
gia unSnown. Said negro is about 20 Years ace,
DARK complexion. about feet5 irrhe bgb clohirg
m"ch The owner requested C. come oiward, prove
properly ay charges aud tnkc him awnyclse nc i b.
drait with The law in suchrases ptcstrikcs.
Dec s. G1-wf2N CUAIITS UULFT ..Iriur.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
Very Valuable Lands For Sale.

Tract Parcel of Land in Cecil County, near Elkon
containing 40 acres, less will be offered for sale,
on Tuesday the 18th day of February next the Pre-
misses, at 10 O'Clock
This land is situate within two miles of Eikton, on the
Public road leading from that place to Fair Hill
1t is well waered and sufficiently supplied with wood
and mberwe adapted to the growth of grain and grass
and remarkably healthy.
1t will conveniently bear division into two Farms and
VIII be so divided, it necessary, to suit purchasers.
There are two thriving, bearing apple orchards upon it.
and is in all respects suitable for improving and bene-
fetal cultivation.
There is and convenient dwelling house, &c. &c.
thereon The local situation of this land and the several
advantages which it combines being convenient to mark
ct mills and places Of worshp and the terms of sale must
render it desirable object to Farmers and Graziers.
The terms of sale are, only fifth of the purchase
money to be padn hand, the balance in five equal annual
payments secured by bond with approved security bear
ing interest.
Possession delivered the 25th day of March next and
payment of the purchase money, good and ndefeas
bic Deed in fee simple will be made to the purchaser or
purchasers.
Upon these advantageous terms, Accommodated to the
times is this property offered, and all persons inclined to
buy invited to view it and attend the sale. ALSO,
ON THE SAME TERMS, and on the next day, to wit.
Wednesday, February the goth next will be offered for
Sale, another tract parcel of land containing 587 IL
cres situate upon the waters OF Back Creek, IN Back
Creek Neck, within short distance of Elkton.
This tract is now divided into two farms, and may be
conveniently divided into three to suit purchasers and will
be divided if necessary 1t is improved by good encos,
ures buildings &c The quality and fertility of this land
equal to any land in that part of Maryland. 1t will
produce good Tobacco Wheat &c. any land, be-
eved the Western Shore very considerable crop OF
which has been raised thereon, the last year.
This land is most favorably situated for fish and fowl
markets. &c. and through it the contemplated canal be
tween the Chesapeake and Delaware has been located by
the Engineer The situation and quality of this land, uni
ted to the advantageous terms of Sale, all combine to in
wife the attention of the Planter and Farmer and even
that of the Spectator Possession delivered, purchase
money secured and title made above. Ekor Bank Pa
per Or Certificates will be received in payment.
FRISBY HENDERSON, -.
JEREMIAH COSDEN, A6ei''
ElSton January 10, 1892 Silt.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
LAND FOB sale.
Elkton, January IS 1922

To be sold public sale. if not previously sold at pri-
vate sale, Saturday, the 10th day of February next at
one o'clock P. NJ. on the premises.
Mol A Farm lying in Mill Creek Hundred, New Cas-
tie County, State Of Delaware bounded by lands of Tho
mas Mitchell John Tweed esqr and Andrew Walker
tanning about 70 acres, portion of which is Woodland and
Meadow. The improvements two log dwellings, barn
and sard This land is Of good quality we'll watered
and advanageousy situated, being in an improving neigh
borhood within ga Of mile of Limestone Quarries and
adjoining road leading from Lancaster to Wilmington
being ii miles fromhe latter place and from Newark
and convenient to several places of public worship and
mills. ALSO, at PRIVATE SALE,
No. Q. Farm in Cecil County, state of Maryland 81
tuated neat Turkeytown within miles of Elkton, and
miles of New Ark Del bounded by lands of William Cow
an and Others containing IS acres large proportion
which is good Woodland and Meadow. The Improvement
are good log dwelling house, barn and orchard The ST
uaon of this property healthy, convenient to places
public worshp mills factories and iron works, and vel
watered An indsputable title will be given. For fur
Their description, terms, &C. apply to
| THOMAS PHILLIPS.
| Christiana Mills, near Newark,
| Jan. 1922 Slot
The Village Record Westchester, will insert the above
till SALE forbid and send the account for payment the
\ advertiser, Newark, Del Post Office.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29

Ar John fierdman's inn, in Newark, Monday the 2s
inst the following valuable property belonging to the es
ate Of Morgan JONES' late of Pencader Hundred dec.
No l. Frame House and Stabing III very good repair
the village of Newark, with nearly two of land in
high cultivation attached thereto' the lot under good
fence.
No Small log House and Stabling, also in the vii
sge Of Newark in good enantable order, with two acres
of land Of first quality attached thereto, and under good
Fence
No Two lots in the village Newark containing two
land quarter acres each situated very conveniently is
,nder good fence and in high OF cultivation They
Iii 10 5soIJ sensrate ST.
The sale Of the following described property will take
place at Mrs Murrays, Glasgow at 10 O'Clock on Tues
~ day the 2eth inst.
81 No a. small Farm in Pencader Hundred, containing
about 81 acres about 12 miles from the village OF Glas
pow On said Farm two hog tenenents In good re-
pair The Farm under good fencing, and lies convenient
10 mills, &C. -,
N No S. log house in the village of Glasgow with one
acre of prime land attached therefor all in good remarkable
SsonJ;t;nn SIT.
Also al the house of John Crow, in Newcastle, on ed
nesday the SOth inst. at two O'clock p. NJ.
W No s. AZ small lot with story Frame House there
on in the town of Newcastle in good enantable condition
M Anv Of the above mentioned property may be viewed
nv anpIyine 10 those resident thereon.
VA Conditions of sale will be made known on the days
sale, bv JAMES PATTON, Surviving Ex'r.
Jan'y 18th, 1922. SIT
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
WILMINGTON TUESDAY, % JANUARY 1892
TO TIE PUBLIC.

THE Subscriber having purchased the establishment
OF the AMERICAN WATCIIMAN, has barely time in
the present NUMBER to present himself respectfully before
his old friends the patrons of this paper and the public,
from whom he socs that share Of favor which he will
endeavor to deserve.
1t is deemed superfuous at this time, when the aim and
design of Periodical Publications. and especially of News
papers, well understood enlarge upon their ul-
Iity suffice it therefore say that the columns of the
American Watchman will embrace every topic common
or proper for Public Journal viz Articles Agricul-
ture; Arts and Sciences; Manufactures Morals and His
torica POLITICAL and Religious Intelligence, Foreign and
Domestic, &c.
An abstract of the proceedings of the Congress of the
s. and of the Speeches of the Governors of the several
States, the Legislatures thereof shall be recorded;
geher with much of the legislative proceedings Of
each State, may be generally interesting.
The Politics of the Waterman will be purely american,
and in strict accordance with the Dernocracal Republican
institutions of country "Tiuh Victor without
oce" and long decency and candor guide the pen,
the columns of the Waterman shall be always free and
pen for the fair investigation of the pretensons of cand-
dates for public offices; OF public and public
ssures-unminged with the NORWOOD and the gall that
have heretofore characterized at the time that they
have dsgraced too many of the presses of country
but the truth, unvarished shall at S times be fearlessy
told offend ohom Hmayand while the need of applause
shall be justly conferred upon the faithful servant of the
people, the lash of will not be withheld from the
traitorous delinquent public defaulter
The fair daughters of Columbia though last MENTIONED
not least estmaon shall be passed by
Igarded. portion of columns shall occasionally be
devoted to their amusement and instruction..
| Jan. 1922. JAMES WILSON.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
T.aLU.lBLE PROPERTY for SALE

The following described real and personal property will
be offered at public sale at the town of Elkon the state
of Maryland Thursday the 21sr day of February next
The sale to continue from day to day until the whole is
disposed of, to wit
That very valuable MERCHANT MILL; situated within
the limits Of the of Ekon and upon the waters of
Big Elk Creek, Immediately the post road leading from
Baltimore TO Philadelphia about equdlstant from each
pace--commanding the immediate advantages of both
markets. with falling outlet for all ofals and
slant influx of country produce The mill is built upon
the best construction, with cast iron Wheels together with
all the late improvements made by Oliver Evans and 9th
ers in Mill Machinery, and is in excellent repair. There
lis attached the merchant mill arst rate SAW MILL, TO
which, besides the supply of Logs from the neghbohood
the Timber of the Susquehanna river can be brought to
the mill door. The stream is falling one and
what is much better, the Market is failing too
There are, upon the premises, large and commOdlous
dwelling house, barn, spring house, smoke house. &c. &c
with every other convenience to make comfortable
| There is attached to the mill about SO Of prime
LAND both Upland and Meadow, great proportion Of
which, lying upon the Main street and Turnpike road
might be sold for lots. This land has produced 4l
bushels of wheat per acre. for five successive years
very fine Tobacco and Palma Christi have also been raised
upon the meadow ground This land will be sold togeth
Ell with the mills, separately, to suit purchasers.
Six HOUSES and LOTS in the town of Elkton, of which
lit is unnecessary give particular description, they
can be viewed on the day of sale
| A small tract of WOODLAND, within mile Of the
town
Wagons, Carts Horses Horned Cattle, Household ant
Kitchen Furniture $50 mill ogs-pne and oak, Sus
lquehannah Timber.
The TERMS of sale for the real property, fourtl
Cash. and the remainder in three equal annual payments
with interest from the day of Sale for the personal pro
pery Cash. Elkton Bank paper or certificates Of debts
due from that Bank, will be received at par value.
| JAMES SEWALL. 2T.,,e.oo.
WILLIAM RICKETTS, 5 itus'ees.
| Elkton JANUARY is 1922 4-et
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-29
NETRSERY.

At late established nursery, the road between
Newark and New Garden, q miles from the former, and
! of mile from Abel Jeans lime quarry, the following
ia CRAB, White Yadeyer. Golden Pppin, Summer Queen,
Cathousc, Pine nipple, GrayhOuse, BWPs Eye Nero Gray
house, Fiat Fbpn Winter Queen, Rose Bud, White KCgsna
C,ub Sweet Rltsse Gr,dstone, Bell Flower, English Cod
Large Pcnic, .4nercan I'bp,: .lLy Duke and Bullock
Heart Cherry Trees Peaches and Pears of different kinds
The above fruit will be sold at fair market price
The following time of planting is particularly recon-
mended by the subscriber the for which may be
obtained by inquiring of himFrom the first of Novem
Der to the last of December.
CHRISTIAN WHITMAN, at Green Vile.
Jan. IL, 1922. 3--3t