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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

From The following paragraph, it would appear
that auctioneers he a little more definite in
tlia description of their cabnet-wares or it ygl be
mistaken Tor ware of q very different sort
From ne Illinois GtseHe
An auc,ioneer ~ tl'e City OF Washington advertisos
Tor sale " three Cabinet Secretaries" There are
four officers of the national cabinet entitled Sccrea
res viz. the Secretary of State Secretary of War.
Secretary ofthe Navy, and Secret,iy ofthc 1Iensn-
~ which of the four 10 be illus disposed Of or
for what crime, we are left 10 conjecture In some
states Of the Union, the peaal code authorizes Tie
sale OF human beings for ccfin crimes or n,sfor-
tunes, but cannot be Imagined tlm either of Tie dis
tiUguIshed gentlemen, the lead ofhc departn enis
above named, have incurred fie dread penalty Of
the law. How, then, we 10 Understand this SUI
g,ar advertisement!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

10y virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Hugh WaIsoD
bearing date the 2yih Of September aud recorded
~ tue court of Cumberland the payment Of the
sum OF four thousand seven hundred and y-our dollars
ana hiy cents TO Samuel Ayres and John O. Ayres We
shai sell ~ puc auction, the premises ready money
on the iourthdy OF March next IL fair IL the next fair
both sides If Little Deep run containing y survey three
hundred and seyenty6ye aud quarter acres it being The
the said Watson, much thereof as is pesory 10 rai
the sum Of three thousand two hundred and forty nine dol
fs the balance now due from said Watson Samuel and
John q. Ayres with from the 2Ot Fcrsrs 1921
FRAs. -. DIANE.
Fci,rrnrv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

very Cue horses. His face il Swallowed with very
thick whskers--his huuIsn'en aud servants have n
dopted the same fashion,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

Thomas Guy, surviving part
n-r of Thomas Guy and
George Guy, lateinerchan;s
and partners trading under
the firm of George Guy &
Co. Plaintiff.
dgain:t
Philip LAKEWOOD. Defendant.
The sane, piainti1,
dgainss
The same, guardian of the
orphans of Thomas Roane,
DeJenda,i.
The same, Plaintiff.
Asai.st
Elizabeth Henshaw,
Defendant.
The same, Plaintiff,
against
Mary L. Roane, Defendant.
The same, Plaintiff,
.Jsainat
Elizabeth rendlc,on,
u, fsndant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
TEN DOLLARS REM ARD.

n ANYWAY fromthc subscriber ON The Isl OF peccmcr
v last; negro woman named SAILY-stou, made 10
years on 'resstdin hUniepun supposed Iictmond
the negiborloo hoover will sppreen,i said
ana denver her TO me- or her Jail that can Get
he's shall be entitled 10 The above reward.
ADSALCM ELLIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
MISUNDERSTANDING

WISH 10 sell either of the following tracts Of IAyD
one lying on the liivanna river, miles Cniunl-
G. hiainng ny estimation 900 80 low ros.sTIa
oiler containing 1000 heavily nlcrrd with GOOD
NM seat on IL, and lying within miles al The river
fluvanna, Jan. ~ RI--rn2m NIIFS Cary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
RICE w. WOOD.

"A JTONNEY AT LAW, has taken The o dec former'y oc
col led by VIZ. Dyer. The Eagle Tavern In Char
ioesWe' whefc he viii attend % business IN hs line
"~"O''g - fj-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
GIoncester Lomgroullds lGrl iSnIIr.

PURSUANT to deed Of trust executed TO the sri
bv John y Shields and wife for the purposes therein
mcpioned which said deed has been duly recorded in the
once ct the county court OF Gloucester, viii he sold on the
cash before tie 'front.' door Of the tavern Gloucester Court
huuse thst valuable and beautiful tract =" land iyng in said
VILE formerly the redence Of Robert West and ,y him
sou 70 Ihomas Jogwood and by him sold 90 said Shields
IS beautiful situations composed mostly OF lowgrounds OF
nt nrSt quality and lies adjoining the ands of Susan
Byrd, Fielding Lewis DR. Samuel s. Griffin and oilers has
on y an elegant clearinghouse and all
and in fact is place much desired by any person
wishing to vest money in real estate in the country
Selling trustees, shall convey such title only as vests
In Us such JOHN LEWIS
January ST. s4,sJytsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

= nc "tIeI'utS UIace Ann Rohers and Ann Mifln not
having entered ner appearance and given security accord
10 RUE oil ,he court and IL appearing thai they are not
OF thls district; the motion fe plaintiffs by
er counsel Is Ordered That the defendants do an
pear before the court the first day the next term ami
me pti oi the plaintiffs and that copy of this rle
"thW't inserted in some spaper printed in the CITY
81 Tor iwo months successfully, and posted at the
iroht dooT oi tue Capitol in the said city.
a copy-ieste RID. JEFFRIES, Clerk.
3'..n.'N 70 77-w5w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
iAi division Of the personal estate Of Captain JOHN
- TALIAfkkRo decreased, having taken place and WA
Iaferfo, legaee thereto being nbsent he hereby
Nfed 70 GENE forward ard dis proportion OF The
same. ROBERT OSHOtfR y ~ Ain,;,.etr,,o,
January ~. a3--sFn
- ny w nave ciiinS on tie oithe
"A late Col WILLIAM BYRD, are requested ~ cotfaip-
ncate tein ONE Tor examination, without delay rs visa
10 dispose according Aw the aid estate remaining in
my hands shai be IN Richmond dorrg the session Of
assembly and viii offend 70 any Communication which may
bc made TO Tie subject
WILLIAM y. PAGF,
January J. TILT Executor of Dol. William Byrd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

VInO!NiA, TO Wit: AT Court Appear, aeld az the
cnp'oi IN The city of Richmond, Friday January
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

Books viii be opened at The Cha,nberlajns o6ie, in III,
CHy man, sgreeabiy la tue prov iSois the ordinance
~ receive SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor tue bonn thereby authorised
~ SHEPPARD, Chamberlain.
---0a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

CliANCEKi AT n court held for Buckin m connI|
Il The lith day Of January, 1922
Charies WomacA, adm or OF Jesse Anderson, dec. PIT
LsMellen Jones George w. Baird, John Childers sam
uel Branch and Glover Johns, Dr.
defendant Leween Jones having entered his au-
pearance and given security according TO the act of
MY AN" the rues of this court, appearing by satisfc
,ny evidence that he not inabant Ills country
" Ode'ed That the said Lewcllen Jones do appear here
NJ May and the bill of The pIa,,if: and
that copy OF iks urer be forthwith inserted In some neys
paer published IN The city OF Richmond for months
Of this county.
eoy-rese, II. ELDRIDGE, Jr. d. c.
-H lI3 ~ 79--wiw
cHANCEkYAi uies hOaen IN The clerks ODE al
Tue county court oil Charotc, 9Th day OF Dec Is22
Clrment Foster, - EI;.t:s-
4fgJinst "'D'
George Ds'cr Josiah Foster John Foster Joshua F-os
Ter and hhry his wife, Isaac }. Foster, Reuben johnson
susan his vile, Sarah Nevis and Allen Foster and Imey
l. FOsier, Mary A. Foster, infants of Siuoeton Fssn
and by Alien Foster their guardian and obn Ios,er J
ros:rf,r James Foster, Joshua Foster William r. Fos
rr singleton Foster, jr. Allen Foster, abct Foster ami
susan osie orphans of James Foster, which said William
Susan, and Elizabeth children uf james Foster arc
ny Isaac j. Foster, their guardian, Singleton and al
uh cdren Oi James, are infants by Joseph Read their
susriHi ana Allen Foster admins ofSippeion Fos
ter and Isaac j. Foster administrator OF James Foster
Enzabeth Foster widow OF Josiah Foster decd JJsfps
Bie defendants Joshua Foster and Mary his WIFI -,
Foster and Susan his WIFE Alien Foster Jobu Foser ILL.,
Foster, Isaac Foster jr. James Foster Josiah Foe, VIZ,
J.. roster, singleton Foster jr. Allen Foster EIizaeh
ose and Susan FOSTER heirs Of James Foster decd nor
asS entered teiI appearance, according act of
assembly and the rules of this court and IL m
ne the court that they not Inhabitants
OF s state, on the motion OF the Plaintiff counsel ~
oidsred that the said do appesr here on The
hrs Monday in March enter their appearance
and answer the pantins bill and give seslrifv for ne
forming the decree Of the court aud that copy OF This
order ie inserted the Richmond Enquirer for o months
and posted at the front door court house
OF said county.
eoPy-Tesic, wISsLow ROBINSON, G.
january ~ si--w3yA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
Februarv " saVlawntTg IiIIryny Kt>c .rru.,..


OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVES,.
VIE subscriber who resides IN tile CITY uf Rionnd nav
ihg pan particular attention 10 tie Virginia laws res.
stug Niitaf Bounty Lard, arr believing there many
onceS and SoicTs of the Virginia Line
Establishment, si entitled Land Bounty offers his services
osnc officers and soldiers ard the heirs OF as have
ed 10 aid them in getting their and having them
beiieves there are many persons in Maryland the
oner adjoining states Who entirely guorwt their
Ju rights 10 virginia Bounty Land either account of
r sWn services The services Of their
avesany too ho entitled for services during The
"hole war; haze drawn perhaps for than tliree
years service Any doubling whether they MT
e entitled 10y writing the subscriber will receive the in
formation required and directions how establish their
claims '
NO ices will in he charged, unless the warrants
are oained IN which event such reasonable compensation
Us can be agreed upon, will he expected.
ne subscriber IS also associated with gentleman Of in
eigece and great activity in business who has resided
several years in Kentucky, for tie purpose settling tran
sdcOns between tue citizens of this aud those Of Ken
lucky and Ohion,aking sales Of land in those staes-ma
ing INVESTIGATIONS OF tiiescoieoon of moneypay ment Of
taxes NcPcrsons having business Of the above
by wiring o. or comforting with the subscriber perhaps
January ~ sO-7awu THOMAS GiEEV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
R. JEFFRIEs, Clerk.
Commissicner,s OGcc

- Rsknond, January 2itk, 1922
The parties Interested will please take notice that ,,
"poineu the YIN dav oi March next commence the
counts directed in the foregoing decree of The court an
wncn DAY, al cocA a. NJ they required to attend
ready Tor examination and settlement. -
ii. BAKER, NJ c.
opeuence to the foregoing decree shall proceed tn
SET NJ public auction for cash. premises nj 10 cloc
i. Oh Sairdry the ah day IF Dareh merit the following
p9pery referred To in the said decree viz small tract
Ian an the county of Chesterfield, containing about
en'ysx acres of which Edward Johnson died seized and
,ne LUIS in the town OF Manchester, with the WARE
thereon, commonly called Johnson's warehouse OF
winch lois the said Edward Johnson died seized - -
JAMES w. PEGRAAI, II. NJ
FL, For John Pegrani, NJ. E. ID. >.
- .. 87-2aw4w \
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

The celebrated BERcAMf, ~ accounts from
Roa,e, of Nov ~, cOaIinucs TO Ito AZ Pesaro, where
G.e c!isc IS as diversion iiC rs in Ills stables SO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

GILES HAafMAT.
rev. ID NO-3t Isilyr ~ foufouo ro,,,t..

CommlHea 10 He .IaH Of FTedeTick Conniu. Vq
y The fret day Or October last, as runaway negre
- man who calls himself CYRUS, saws he Corue,, he
innged 90 John Netering OF Nrnarlc COUNTY Vrsinis
VINO sold him to gentleman residing the state II e,r.
ga, nanc unknown Said negro alttt 20 wears 81 600
dTk complexion, about ccf5 or inches hifI cle,bn,
much worn The owner requested come move
property, pay charges and take him away-cse se Mn hc
dealt With a. the law IN such cases prcscrihcS
bec. n 62--wi2v CHAHIES fffiIfT .Taiior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
MIR. HENRY GRlVEGNEE,

= 7 -fs-FffI y 1T ' IIIIN M,
IEhNE notice t'st shall proceed, nader a commission
x issued ifon the Superior Court of Chancery for the
cbhond disfcttp fake he dispositions of sumo ~ witnesses
~ certain cae wherein plaintiff, and YOU are dcfon-
ehi al nF uweins-honse. Legc IN the Kingdom Of The
Nehcf1ps on The FL day C April 1872 the boars
D 4 VI ad . T. W. and ~ from any the said depo
tionsor sny ofihcni should e taken time above
specified, Il viii he regularly adjourned io such time and
pace as ma" DC requisite until the object of the said com
mission shall have been cconiplshed
JOSEPH Gil. NJ sOER.
Richroni. December u. f02I. sf--n
oHF<AbLf 90 tie pro. isious decd tru-I eSerue
~ tlc subscriber ty William Bondufant and Martha
ms VIE which daily recorded iu the clerks Office Of Gum
herisnd county, to WIN. q. Chamberlayne the
payment Of certain Of money therein merfione,l
s proceed TO sell on the premises Hednesfo ts 20h
~ f5runrg, rnuch OF the land said deed Tor
cash ss viii pay the money due aud The Charges ard
costs attending the saHl sale the subscrLfr conveying such
tits a. is vested in him as trustee
In MOS5Y. Trustee
Powhaiar FEBRUARY S7-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16


NCuANCEhY.-Ata monthly court held for the county
2lst day of January, 1922 -'' S
sa,,y Chownng, William Settle and Mary his wife who
was niary Chownng Fortunaius Sydnor, William Sydnor
lhonas D. Sydno Elizabeth q. Sydnor Sarah Sydnor
wh,en sad fortunatus William, Thomas ST. Elizabeth g.
anu sai are children OF Anthony Sydnor Elizabeth
yunor ms wlie both deceased, which Elizabeth was for
r merry Eizaeih C,owning; William c. Callahan only Child
o >euy Catfan deceased, who Nelly Chowning WIN
iacKenore aud roney his wife, who Tonisey Cbow,
ing, Caroline Chownng, Sny Chownins, jr TLo,nos
onown.ng, Ann j.: p Glowing and John 5. Chowning
only children OF John S. Chownng deceased by Hannah
their mother and friend being infants
uaeT ,ne age Of twenty sear, ana Jane George who
80 80 s-,;n.p "''s' Plai.fiGs,
william Callahan and Nancy lis wife, John Gresham and
RI 10, VIE, anu Lohn Bailey, DEFENDANTS.
,eir hiii ana the defendants William Callahan and Nancy
n we anu John Gres@n and Margaret his wife, their
answer; and hppea the satisfaction the CONT tina,
Tie o'herSieendani, John Bailey, AN inbabant
eaii on the motion OF the plaintiffs BIS their coun
sell az as ofered That the said defendant summoned 10
appear here ON The third Monday March next and answer
the oi OF the painiI' aud that copy this order be
lorwh inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for o mons
successfully and also posted door of e court
house of this county. 80 '
Attest, L. II. WALKER t;Iert
February 7. e7Nr,ss, s'A-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

.1t hhteS hetd m The CLERKS Office Of the CONT
cfthe United States for the 5tG Ciit and yir,,;o ~
frttf, December III, 1921 So -
,at LEX II. PAGE and Rebecca his wife, Citapman1
~ johnson and Mary Ann his wife Robert abmey =
ana margaret his wife, and Agnes Ncolson, PRS .
-fgdinst q
John Tayior and Ann his wife, Grace Ann Roberts :
daughter OF William Roberts deceased Ann Roberts an =
infant daughter OF Edward Roberts deceased and Ann q
nihiin-which Ann Taylor TRACE Ann Roberts Ann =
Roberts and Ann An are heirs of Mary Aicheson dee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16
UNIVERSITY OF WTLLIAM q MARY.

.---.I' I1IN'lI 7 y UT FFTIITITliNI . vi a 10y
iif semi Hinuni Examination in is nsiitutinu will
commence a. Usual Thursday the i4h Of February,
ani WIZ he continued in the following order:
Fe"nnry ] t.--Ilc Junior Mathematical Class
I5.-Fhc Classical Students.
1.-THE Chemical Class.
i6--Tbs Junior Moral do.
Ia The mathematical reslman do. fsophy.
2O.--Ibc Gas. Of Natural x Experimental P6o-
2i.ihe Law Ciass.
The Freshman Moral Class.
IhDsc parents and guardians who wish IN ilrdpe f. r
ihemelNcs o the Progress 1t their or wards and an
those Who feel an interest IN the improvement Of Tie rising
generation, and sho conveniently arc invite, 10
attend. T. Ana S,ffru -, "
VIM. Nary Coierc Ian % ss1es4,g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

ra, Attest, DH WALKER, CLERK.
r'pi""rN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-16

OiAACkRl AT court held for Buckng ham county.
L. the lith day OF January, 1922
Charles WomacA, admor OF Jesse Anderson dec. PIT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-05
CUIDALL'S MILLS.
Wool Carding.
THE subscribers inform their friends

THE subscribers inform their friends
a aud the public. tba, they have replenisbes
their Csrdng Machines with Cards of the fnI
est and most approved manufacture, and that they
best msBner
They continue to Msnufsct turt all kinds Of Wool
so Goods, as uSuzI --.Ais,, tho, color and finish
Wooden Cloths Of all desc, ptons, ard 10 color gsr-
rnents, &c. that have faded, or become unts.hioni
able An branches OF the above business "i'' DC
the iess, favor gratefully acknowledged.
CLARKE & GR1NNELL.
B-SAsroRp ALay, Little e.Comptoh--PsLaS
CoasY, Tiyefton- wILLIAn PsAasa, Bristol
Ferry--and Jos SHERMAN, ia Newport, will re<
ceye and forward articles intended for the Msnu1
factory. sSrlinoetb, July -, 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-06-05

An ACT further 10 establish the coUpcnsa.
ton OF officers Of the customs, aud TO alter
certain collection districts, and for other
purposes.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Renres.rtatiVes of the United States cf 1mer.
ca IN Congvess assembled That the collection
district Of White Mountains shall be, and
hereby is, annexed 10 the district Of Ports.
mouth in New Hampshire; the district Of
emphrymsgog, to the district Of Vermont !;
The district oil Hudson, TO ia. district OF New
York and each OF the districts so annexed is
hereby abolished, and made and constituted
part OF the district to which !, is annexed.
S.e.2 Q ind bs if.furthsy enacted, That the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-06

We are from the troubled scehe, AID faithful to FIRST
principles, in regard to other Powers, we might
reasonably presume, that we should not be molested
by them. This however, ought not to be calculat-
ed on as certain. Unproyoked injuries are often
inflicted, and even the peculiar felicity Of our stua
tom might, with some, be cause i;f excitement
and aggression. The history Of the late wars in
Europe furnishes complete demonstration, that
no system of conduct, however correct in principles
can protect neutral Powers from injury, from any
party that deienceless position, and distinguish
ed love OF peace, are the surest invitations to waI
and that there is no way to avoid it, othsr than by
being always prepared, and willing, for just CAUSE,
to meet 1t. If there be people on earth whose
more especial duty it is to be at all times prepared
to defend the rights with which they are blessed,
and TO supass all others in sustaining the necessary
burthens, and in submitting to sacrifices, to make
such preparation, it is undoubtedly the people Of
these States.
When we see that civil war, ofthe most fright
lul character, RACES from the Adratic to the Black
oea; that strong symptoms OF war appear IN other
parts proceeding from causes, which, should it
break out may become general, and be Of long
duration that the still continues between Spain
and the Independent Governments her late Provin-
ces, in this hemisphere; that it is likewise menaced
between Portugal and Brazil, in consequence of the
former and that system piracy, ofgreat extent
us maintained in the neghboring seaa, which will
require equal vigilance and decision suppress it,
the reasons for sustaining the attitude which we
now hold, and for pushing forward all our measures
OF defence with the utmost vigor, appear to me to
acquire new force.
The United States owe to the world a great
example, and, by means thereof to the cause OF
liberty and humanity, generous support. They
have so far succeeded to the satisfaction of the
vlrtuous and enlightened of every country. There
is no reason to doubt that their whole movement
will be regulated by sacred regard to principle,
all our institutions being founded on that basis.
The ability to support our own cause, under any
trial to which it may be exposed, is the great point
on which the public solciude rests 1t has been
often charged against free governments, that they
have neither the foresight, nor the virtue, to
provide at the proper season, for great emergencies;
thai their course is improvident and expensive that
war will always find them unPrepared; and what
ever may be its calames that its terrible warnings
will be disregarded and forgotten as soon as peace
returns. have full confidence that this charge,
so far relates to the United States, will be shewn
to be utterly destitute of truth
JAMES MONROE.
Washington, December 8, 1922.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-06
To be Sold al PRIVATE SALE.

PURSUANT to the last will and testament of James NJ
a. Daniel deceased, Ya1ua5le FIRM in Mill Creek
hundred county Of Newcastle, state CT Delaware, miles
from Wilmington and half mile from several lime quar-
es, containing about 100 of land good proportion
of which is woodland and meadow, the remainder arabe
of good quality. 1t is well watere, and convenient to
mills and places public worship. On the premises are
good stone dwelling house with three the lower
and four the upper story, log kitchen, log barn. cell
Jared under, spring house. with never failing spring,
sill house. apple orchard, &c.
further description is deemed unnecessary as those.
inclined purchase will doubt previously view the pre-
Misses which may be done and further information obtained
by application to the subscriber living near the same.
Dec. 4, 1929. 95-4tp JAMES MENDENFIALL
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-06
SHERIFFS SALES.
BY DAVID C. WILSON, SHERIFF..

BY virtue of writ of vend Exps. TO directed, win
I'D be exposed public sale, the house of John Crow
Newcastle, in Newcastle hundred Monday the 10th day
of December, inst. at O'Clock, r NJ. the following des-
crbcd lot Of ground, situate, lying and being i'll the hum
dred of ST. Georges bounded by lands of Peter Deany
William H. Crawford the heirs Of Jesse Higgins decd and
the road leading through Middleown, with two story
frame dwelling house and kitchen, log stable and carriage
less; together with all and singular the I'M
provement thcreunto belonging seized and taken
in execution as the property Of Elizabeth Barr.
Newcastle, December 2, 1922. o5-St
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-06
CaDJOURJVED sale. J

10y virtue of sundry executions directed will be
Id exposed to public sale, the house of Jesse Trump
day of December, inst at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj to Wit
horse, gig and harness. cows, hogs light wag-
gon horse cart sleigh, plough and harrow lot of good
hay Dutch fans lpar of Burr mill stones reel and bolt
DESK time peice, two cardng engines, picker.
rowing machine and apparatus cotton reel and bobbiDs.
mule, two throses, IA tin cans, bobbng block lot of cot
ton two bedsteads looking glass, grind stone map of u
States &c-sesed and taken in execution as the propes.
ty of Jesse Trump, Jur.
Newcastle, December 4, 1922 -ssSz2s
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-06

The "Wesleyan Repository,"a monthly maya
zine, heretofore printed at Trenton, WILL in future
be published in this city 1t conducted with talent
and spirit, yet with proper moderation; and the
writers for it are warm friends to religious liberty
and decided foes to schisms, we hope the publisher
will receive a liberal patronage from a republican
and christian community Phil. Er. Post.