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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-20
New Staple and Fancy Goods,

A1liltH we're selected, principally -
nacfinn, with considerable peins. -
heir rel irt partner in The riiyo New Yor,.
taided hr II" partner hete,) ~ Time nlict
tint market wRs unusually depressed The'r
siret Therefore, nj present, i largr, aud vii,
hr continually added 10 by each arrival from,
tint city, which will enable item 10 hive com
rf'sed ~ il every nrtielc that Is either useful
or fashionable
EsfrroHec has TAUGHT ihem TINT bv having
u partner Constantly ia market, none can rxrci
them ~ their nd,antnres, md loY conceive
i ives them supcroriiy which nono In this
h,faei possess Int Themselves
tbeh numerous customers md friends. by
calling, viii find il Ia lie their denomination
10 81 each bud every article Ut ~ reduerd
prie's ms any other hortr IN Ills plnee or in
The upper country. They therefore cordially
invite ihfir home customers, rs we'll rs these
| NJ dlsance, To call and csrnline their nris
ccs, irrllng assured tint liz prices aud quail
ties oil their goods aro oul, neeetsnry 10 be
known Ia ensure 10 them u further cstensipn
OF lhal very liberal pat opage they hnvouIlsa
| dy Hitherto had.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-20

y n court held f,r puel inslmn eol,n-
4 ~ the oh day of December, 1872
Niliinm Moore and Marihb bis lie, vii
lam Cooke md haney biz vile, and Snlly
looca, heirs aud distributes Of MGrfarct Jones
decoa'ed, rlaiGliH-,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-20
One X.ot and Tenement.

In the town of New London. situate at tie
lower end of the main street The title Of
this property is believed ~ br rood, but " III
only convey such US is vested in.ine
&. ANTHONY.
Dec % % ids
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-20

Letters rcctired in this city yesterday
n'la The south, announce that Mr.. NJ DIR
.!E' of Soutb Carolira, has received Il
,"'u.id in duel. Of .uch nature as will,
:, - probability, prevent his attendance IN
--ahS:es3 during the present session. 1t is
,,''ar"d If vii b. necessary to arnpata!e his
stsl. .Sat I,t ~. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-20
-.'.oS8 o's.-
THE pm IP

-, 1T. 4 I!A.k -
E1hef"fts have reached ~ by an arrival
mere, and at Baltimore, that Il British YES
PEI o. war has succeeded IN capturing seNc-
ra' pirates in the nelShborhood Of Ma'an-
zas. A letter from Havana, vi the 2Gth
ut received at Georgetown, confirms these
aseoants, and states that II was the Iyne
-Hoop Ut war whicn had a fight with the pr
' .a N LJoapo Bay, ana took 90 prison.
sso' me Tyne lost Il killed, besides
bounded. The loss the pirates vas ssp-
p 70. To be 10 or 90. a piratica vessellay
, w. havana on the Goth ut. which bad
hairealene! to capture the brig Elizabeth
tn'n poHad To Philadelphia, even il he hal
W follow hex to tie Delaware.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-20

William i Jones, administrator Of a'nrga.
rel Jane', decreased, 1homUs Jones, Blake r.
Jones, Robert Il. .Ioo,,. John u Jones, Id.
naId Lakeland, md ioleft h. lacknud, III,
inlant ton, John I. ilud ems, aud his son VII.
liam Stehtling lludgeGt, an mlliui, Elizabeth
Joncs, Sido" and relief Of Daniel Jones, dc
ceased, Dilpfd, md sally III, y lie, HIN.
beth Jonca, Albert 9. Jones, Milton Jones,
Joln A. Jnnt~, aud Daniel jones. and Henry
Jones, Who arc also bet and d..irib,ueu O.
the aid Mnrghfel Jones de- II, defendant
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-20
\ supply of I'll descriptions Of
Groccrles, Qnccnswaic. Sadlery,

&e &r, u Kept by tbcm, as also TOW LINEN,
EbffIER5, Sc Sc.
NoS u. 3lldf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-20

H'HJUFH TIftfbIhfT NUTt7, THY2.
lloyd Miller, surviving partner of NiIii,m
Brown D. Go. tlaini1,
Against
VIM MURPHY md John Ilcaden, Defn,
~ fIiyiNt'EBY
The defendant William Murphy not hayiu,.
entered his npp'aranc. according To the act az
Assembly, aud the rules of This court, and |.
appearing from the return of The sheriff npoit
The process III this case owntded, that he Is not
m lnhahilnnt OF this country on the motion
Of The p!niniiil, by his attorney, us ordered.
tbnt thu said defendant do nppenr here on TIN
'omli hlonday in February noAt ond answer
The Plaintiffs bill end TINT - copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in The yirgnian fos
Two months sucees.isrly, aud posied Mt Tho
lont door of iho court house OF said county
A copy .--Tcstr,
orr pyar 4. - a.
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~ CHyihClh

The defendants 'flinmhs Jones, Blake y
Jones, Rob"r b Jones' John l. Zones. Jsha
ilhdRons, Elizabeth Jones, widow 81 i.nn-
lei Jones decd, DilIard, AID rbl, hi,
vile, Elizabeth Jones, Alhrlt q Jones, Mil
Ton Joncs, lohn \ Jones, Daniel Jones md
Iieufy Jones, noi having enterod ller %.
penraner, and it appearing To the salisiaeiiot
OF TIE conn TINT They nre not inlnbinni. q
This commonwealth, on the motion Of tia
IlhIniilb by tbelr attorney, Il Is ordered, TIM
,Ie aud ubsen' defendants do nprcm here a;
March court ncxl and answer tue plaintiffs
bill, aud tlat copy Of This order be- iofthYita
inserted IN the Lyn,hburg Press for two
nlohlhs successfully, and Ruo,ler copy b.
posted up Al the front door oil The court!ionsa
oi tn county. A copy--Jeste,
70 WV Il. EIEisIDGE In d .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-16
LsTEST or
SPRING GOODS.
JAM S HAMMOND,
RAs JUSY REcEiYED,

RAS JUSY kEtEIVbD,
L yTRA super and superfne real London and
IL French fashionable blue aud black broadcloths
and Cassimeres.
Elegant patterns of fashionable vesiings-M Mandl-
rim Grape and Floren,ine for do.
Irish Linens and Linen Csmbrics, in whole aub
half pieces, remarkably cheap.
English twist and Wsitham powerloom cotton
ShirtiDgs.
Fine Crsv.t MusIins. and fancy or rlain Crgvfs
handkerchiefs
Company Flag and Bsrdanno hdkfs.
Double md single black barcelona do.
Bhle. mszarn blue, and yellow Eankins
Ssiinets Cassines. York stripes and striped Jeans
Long aud short silk aud cotton Hosiery.
Webbs Patent suspenders-best beaver Gloves.
Silk and cot,on Umbrellas
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-16
b. Ms Preaasat sfsde ua;.e1 States.

b. Me President ofshe United States
NJ HEREAs the President Of the United States Is
w authorized by law 10 cause lands to be oHer'
ed for ssie:
Therefore, !, JAxss Mossos. President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
ths, the public sales shall be held ~ follows, viz
Atihe Land Office ~ Terre Hsute, in Indiana, on
the first Monday in July next, for the sale OF
Townships IL and IS, in range I, east Of the I'd
principal meridian line.
~ and "a, IN ranges TO 9. west do
Al the Land Office At vAndsIia, in illinois. on the
third Monday in July next, tor the sale OF
Townships IL, IL. IS and IA. in rssges and 2, east
of ii,e 81 principal meridian line,
III. ~, 10, IA end Is. in ranges and a. do
At the same place. on the third Monday IN Au.
gust next. tor the gale of
townships II, IL. f3, u and IS, in ranges S. and
s, eAst OF the sd principal meridian 'ine,
IL ia range 2, do
Al the Land Office at Palestine, in Illinois. on the
first Monday in August next. for the sale cf
Townships 6, z, and 9, in ranges 9, 10 snd III,
east Of the 81 principal meridian line,
s. 6, z, and 8, 10 range II, west OF % do.
and 9 ~ aud Is, do.
At the same place, on the irst Monday in Sep
temter next, for the sale 0f
Townships 10. IL, IL and l3, in ranges 9, 10 and
IL, east Of Sd principal meridian line,
10, IL, IL aud Is. in ranges IL, Is and IL. west
of ID do
At the same place. on the first Monday in oc,o-
Der next, ior the sale Of
Townships H. Is, I6 and H. in ranges 9. 10 and H.
cas-, ofthe Sd principal meridian lbe,
IA, Is. l6 and IL, in ranges IL, -, and IA, west
of do.
At the same place, on the 1st Monday in Noven.
Der next, for the sale OF
townships l8, 49, 20 aud 81 in ranges 9. 10 and ~,
cast of the Sd principal meridian line,
~, 10, 20 aud 81, IN ranges 10 and Ia, west OF
81 principal meridian line,
l8, l9 and 20, in range IL, do. do
l8 IL, do do.
IL, I8, I9 and 90 10, do. do.
At the Land Office for the Northern district of
Louisiana, at the town OF Ouaeiita, on the first
Mondsy IN November next, for The sale OF
Townships Is. l6, II, 10 and 49, 10 ranges !, 2 >,
4 and 5, west OF The meridian line,
At the Land Office at the Seat oi Justice OF The
county Of independence, in the Arkansas territory
for the sale OF such lands Of the United States as
ARE situated in the following described townships
and ranges, and which have been excluded from
the lottery Ut the lands appropriated Tor satisfying
warrants tor military services, viz:
On the FIRST Monday IN August next. for the sale
Of such OF the above described lands as are situs-
ted in the following townships and ranges. viz
townships 3A56 67 50 and 20 in range east
Vt the S.h meridian line,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-16

On the 6rst Monday in September next. for ia
sale Of such OF the above described lands as are stu
ted in the following townships and ranges. viz:
Townships i8 l9 and 20, in range 2. west Of the
5th meridian line,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-16

An ignorsnt fellow being about to be mar.
ried resolved 10 make himself perfect 10 the
responses Of the service, but by m,s,sks got
by beset the oflice Of baptism foc riper years |;
so when he we asked IN The church, Wilt
thou have this woman Z" SC. ne answered "
rcnouncs them ALL" The clergyman said,
"I think you ere fool" to which ho replied,
{" All this l siedfastly believe"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-16
NOTICE.

a Good workman st the Tin Plate Business may
"A fad employment, aud receive good wages, BY
applying to .wA, L AELviLkE
Newport, April aos
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
FROM fhe CSsf fiessos Courier.
THE CHURCH YARD.

FROM me CSsyiesseS Courier.
THE CHURCH YARD.
You have ssuotersd, perhaps, of q moon
light evening. out OF the precincts OF the Iiv-
ing, moving wsrld, TO iInger end contemplate
among the grass growo memorials OF those
who are gone,
"Tbe body TO It's place, and the soul TO Heavens
grace,
And the rest in Gods own tne."
An appalling chill shoots through the cur.
rent OF life ., the untisturbed and universal
silence OF the scene---thc stars TRANQUILITY shin
ing on the white marble, ,and fsebiy iiiuminst.
ing the name which friendship he'd carved for
the siumberer benssih--here tho gress wsv.
ing in rank luxuriance, as If TO hide tho ui-
umpbs snd the trophies Of deaih---and there
human bone unearlhed from its time-worn
sepuichre, ghastly visiior TO tho realms Of
days wooden tablet marking the Tepose of
the humbie--s cross, tho sign OF the sleeping
beiiever---and lofty end magnificent memoir.
els over the mortal relicts OF The wealthy and
the great--Ah who IN sach en- asecmblsge
a. this, can be accounted great !-What gold
Survives tho crucibe Of death
We can learn nothing from the living which
the dead do not teach Us. Would Beauty DO
modest and uDprereEding, let bot quit the
bill and tho fesuyai for a moment, snd carry
hsr toilet 10 the tomb. Would the proud
learn bumili'y--the resen ful good na,ure---
the peoufious chr ity--,he frivolous serious
ness--the bigotcd philanihfopby; WOULD the
scholar sscer,sin tho true objects Of knowi-
edge--the man Of tho world the true mosps
Of happiness here and hoscaiter--thc smbit-
ious tho true sources oi gsea'noss---let him
teTire awhile from tho living, and commune
with The deed. We must all como 10 The
mouInfni silent level OF the grave. Our
bones must mingie 10 one common mass.
Or affections should travel IN tho same path,
for they must terminate in one fearful issue.
Life is full Of facilities Of virtue and Of hspp'.
oess ;--and when you would neglect OF abuse
'hem, 60 purify your affections, and humble
your pride, pnd elevate your hopes a, The
tomb Of friend, when the stars are shining
upon it, like Tho glorious beams OF ,eiiglpn on
tho mansion OF death.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-16
Ssling al seyy reduced prices. at
r. p. LEE,S.

r. p. LEES.
C UPERFINE and common blue and black Broad
= cloths, Cassimeres; fashionable Pelise Clothss
plain and figured English Flsnnels. cslcoes, ava
risty; msrino shawls and hdkfs; imltst,on' duoS
book aad leno Muslins book muslin hdkfs, super
black silk, do ball aud wire Thread, best i,.iisn
sewing silk horn. shell and ivory Combs black
and coIored Grapes; black, green and white Italian
Grapes Bombazelts, very cheap 3ombszeens; Va.
ieneis vestlngs; linen 0ambrics; long Lawns muif
and jaconet Muslins Cotton Csmbrics Dimitess
stfiped Jeans; Hosiery great variety cheap Irish
Linens sbr,ings and shsetings; knitting Co'tons
cotton Floss.
The above articles, with great variety not mens
toned will be sold much lover than ever before Of
fered Those who wish 10 oaothe themselves eheep.
will do well TO call at
No. ia, 7hames.sk
Newport, sent. II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-16

THE subscribers have formed con.
4 nsI'on 10 business, under the Firm of
Ruggies, Ailea s. Co.
And offers for sale .. their pissilcry. Constant
supply Of
Molasses and N. T.. RUM.
HENRY RUGCLES,
ANDREW v. ALLEN,
NATHAN b HAMMETT,
JOHN STEVENS.
Newport, SEPT 10. On.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-16
Mdenenimity Ola Corsiean Po55er.

gence had become tue leader OF \ gang OF
banditii, and been long famous for hts exploits
was al length taken and committed TO the care
of soldier, from whom he contfivcd TO es-
cape. The Soldier was trisd and condemned
TO die.-At the place Of execStion man com.
ing up 10 the commanding officer, said, Sir
/ am a stronger TO you, bu, you shall soon
know who am. ] hevo head that one oi
your soldiers is 10 die fos having suffered
prisooes 70 escape he was not at oil 10 blame
besides the prisoner shall be restored to you.
BE hold him bere,---l am the man. cannon
bear that TN innocen, man should be punished
for me, and come TO die myself" No,
(cried tho French officer, who fcl, the sub.
lnity OF the action 10 hc ought,) thou shalt
no, die. snd the soldier shall be set M Liberty.
Endcavo' to teap the fruits of,hy generosity
thou deseIye,h heoceforih. to ec an honesl
,esn."
In on ora,ion delivered on the 9Th Of July
u, Geotgo,own, Is. C.) the following ins,sn.
COS OF female he oisn,, Outing tho revolution.
a'y wa, aic cited:
"Whcn British oficer arrested the son,
az Mrs Edwards, as objects Of retaliation, she
bade them " despise the threats OF your enc
mics, and stedlsstiy persist to support ths
glorious cause in which you have engaged
Z Bo, il f,om the fatty OF human nature, you
are disposed 10 icwponze, and exchange your
liberty Tor safety, you mus, forget me ss
mother, nor sOljsct me to the misery Of ever
bchold,ng you sgain."
"When Mr. lsasc Holmes vas arrested at
The break OF day, tot transportation 20 81. Au-
gusti0e, and was ordered before he had tiMe
TO dress, to depart his Lady handing him his
cost, said " Take il my husband, and submit;
wsver not in your principles, but be true to
your country. Have no fears for your FAINT
y; God is good, and will provide for them"
"When a party Of the enemy demanded OF
Mrs. Shsbrick, an American soldier, whom
they were in putsoi, Of, and who had sought
protection in her house, she refused TO deiiv
cr him up; and when thrcets were msde TO
enter by force and seize him /; she replied to
them, -" To mea Of honor, the chamber of .
lady should be as sacred a. tho sanctuary! I
will defend the passage 10 II though perish.
You may succeed and enter il, but !, shall be
over my corpse"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-16

vt the 5th meridian line.
"a 3 4 s and 6 Q do.
p 5 4 S 67 and 9 8 DO
1 3 10 IL IL l3 and Ia do
12 DO.
239I3I I4l5 l8 10 andR west do
On the 6rst Monday in September next, for ia
sale Of such OF the above described lands are stu
ted in the following townships aud ranges. viz
Townships is 10 and 20, in range 2. ives, ofthe
sth meridian line,
1 IS is IL 10 19 and 90 3 do.
IOlIl l3 IL Is i6 aud 19 a do.
1921 10 IL l2 l3 and l6 s do.
1245689 10 IL IL 13 and 18 8 do
On the LIST Monday in October next, for the sale
Of such of the above described lands are situated
in the following townships aud ranges viz:
Townships 2 3456 67 10 l1l2 IS Is 70 IL 16 l9
and 20, in range z, west of 5,h meridian line
1884 SO 10 Is l6
IL ls le 20 Q do.
l2s456 10 II 10
10 10 aud 20 9 do.
On the 1st Monday in November next, for sale OF
such orthe shove described lands situated in
,ht following townships and ranges, viz.
Townships . A S E rs 9 10 and I, IN
range 10, ives, Of the s,h meridian line,
1880 7s 9 and 10, in range eiI do
2S456 78 9 and 10 ID do,
234567 s aud 9 - do.
3456 and 8 IL do.
As and IS do.
S 6 and z Is dc
6 ~ d,
Each sale will commence With the lowest number.
ofsec,iop township, and range, and proceed in reg
ulsr numerical order
The lands reserved by Law for the use Of schools
or for other purposes, will be reserved from sale.
Given under my band, at tie city Of Washington,
this l4llr day OF March, 1892.
JAMES MONROE.
by the President:
JOSIAH MRIcs,
Commissioner of the Gen. Land Office.
March az tN1.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Ran away the 9th ut from the subscriber, living
near Newark, Del. negro named Robert, Of yel
owish color about five feet nine inches high twen
y two years ofage, has prominent forehead and heavy
wben he wen n,ys "V G at LIE vonn nj Uhe muslin
roundabout yellow merseilles about half worn,
tow uen shirt three pair of pantaoons viz of Nan.
kin of blue, the other Of Yellow and pair Of striped
tow linen, and also pair Of shoes The above
reward will be given any person who will apprehend
the said negro ard him any Jail that get
him. ANDREW KERR, Jr.
Newark September 2nd 1922 G9-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08
EDUC.9TION.

S. BARs1oW respectfully informs the public that he
has resumed the arduous duties Of his profession in the
You've LADIES ACADEMY and that he is furnishing it Will
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
all extensive and useful educationS specimens
of improvement and scholarship may be BY calling
the establishment.
TERMS-Board, Tuition and Stationary, S32 per or.
Tuition and Stationary, 81 per Or.
Wilmington, Sept. 10, 1922 7l-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08
TO BE SoLD AT pRfy.4TE S.iLs.

= TO BE SOLD At PRIY.4IE SILT.
HAAA cotton facoty and plantation, lately occu-
JNH iS pied by Jesse Trump, Jr. decd. situated
VIZ Pike creek, in Mill creek hundred Newcas-
tie county, Delaware is offered for sale on
advantageous terms to the purchaser The place is in
fine healthy country convenient to good roads and navga
ton; miles from Wilmington, a from Newport, and 3
from good landing; to be well adapted for
uactoyy of any kind. The mill has been employed for
many years merchant min, but has lately undergone
complete repair, and is converted into a cotton
factory, with considerable quantity of machinery all
which entirely The mill house is Stories about
45 by IS feet, and is well built There is also small ten
ement houses for the accommodation of the factory, Just
finished. The water power has always been considered
good one having 20 feet fall There is also large
clearinghouse two stories high, with four floor,
large convenient kitchen adjoining; and good barn with
90 of land in high ofcuvaton, which there
is large sppe orchard in its prime, containing the
best selection Of fruit This position in abundant part
of the country where provisions and labor cheap, well
settled for many miles around and being contiguous to
macy growing towns renders eligible situation for
enteprsng manufacturer in the woolen cotton branch
II is unnecessary to say it is presumed that
any person intending purchase will view the premises
Apply on the premises to MARIA X. TRUMP, or al
No 2o4, North Third street, Philadelphia.
September "a, 1922 74-4p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08

|FTSAkE NOIICE-Persons holding expired leases OF
n plantations tract of land containing 5000 acres,
lying between Brandywne and Chester Creek, merly
kno by Furow's tract (who sold by his Attorney Da-
ie Falkner to Joen Henry Sproge particularly III
formed that unless immediate application and surrender be
made Of the respective plantations to the proper agent
FIR that purpose will be taken to the
tsame.
This notification extends also to 1900 in German
town township, formerly known by the German Frank
ford Company Land ALSO to Spring Field Manor $500
in Montgomery county, containing $4,000 excepting
suits
Rents due said properties expected to be paid
without further notice.
Persons who have made understandable encroachments
on said property, belonging the heirs of John Henry
Sprogcll, dec. will be dealt with according law unless
immediate application and adjustments take place. Apply
at the Land Agency Office, No. 81 Pine street, between
Front and Second streets, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH FoX Agent.
July So 76oN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08
10 be sold at PRIVATE SALE,

plantation in Mill Creek hundred, Newcastle county,S
state of Delaware, situate the Gap and Newport Turn
pike road about six miles from Wilmington, and fourfrom
Newport, containing about eighty FIVE acres, twenty OF
which woodland and the remainder arable sill under
good fence and part of well set with clover The mn
Iprovemems good new story dwelling house
and log Kitchen with well of excellent at the door
la good log barn and dstilery conveniently
CONSTRUCTED and supplied by failing spring OF gooo
water, which is in operation and capable OF making
al least barrel of liquor per day The situation Of hs
farm is high healthy and pleasant, commanding shsnt
view ofhe river Delaware and convenient to several mus
and different places of public worship ALSO small farm
situate in the hundred aforesaid adjoining lands OF Anis
ham Mendenhal James Robinson and Others with soos
stone dwelling house and stone barn. containing about Y
acres of land all in good state of cultivation and pcF
well set with clover and timothy; it is well ~ateea
with several springs, of which is the door Inc
terms will be made easy and ndispuable titles and imne
diae possession will be given the purchasers Persons
Wishing to view the property will please to apply to vac
Sept Sd, 1929 69--tf SAMUEL RICHARDs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-08
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which confidently think far exceeds every thing for
purpose, before exhibited both it respects simplicity
cheapness Of construction and ease of operation
has been in in Massachusetts six wears and conn
mands universal appreciation. II is lately patented b,
Giles Dayton, The inventor, of whom the subscriber ba
purchased the exclusive right of making and vendnp
in The state Of Delaware and has also the agency IL
virtue If power Of attorney from said Patentee to sci
the above h TO any person persons in the counties
Philadelphia, Lancaster York. Bucks and Norhamnton II
the state Of Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM EYES
June IL, 1822-1y Near New Ias,Ie