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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-26
Chocolate.

- MESSERSMITH will be constantly
y. supplied with the above article, from
the celebrated manuis Glory of E. Baker,
Dorchester He has now landing from the
schooner White Oak. and offer tor sale, at
manufacturers prices.
Boxes and half boxes Bakers No. T. 2
chocolate, warranted.
Boxes Lapham's Ne. do.
march 22
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-26
THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1892.

We are authorised to announce to the voters
ofthe Congressional District, composed ofthe
Counties OF St. Mary's, Charles and Calvert,
Maryland, that
THOMAS BLACKSTONE, Esq.
will be candidate for their suffrages at the en-
suing election.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-26
For Freight,

For Freight,
,ETN The schooner HIRAM, Simon
$500 Nj son, master, burthen about 300
barrels, she is first rate vessel and will
soon be ready to load Apply to
JOHN H. LADD T. Co.
Who have for sale on board said vessel
so NJ. merchaatable boards.
march %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-26
Salt AfOat.

\ lindsay & HILL have 5000 bushels
a A ST, Ubes salt, which will be sold low
If ken from on board the vessel.
march % Ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-26

Oranges and Lemons.
NOW landing from the schooner OAK,
q Y from Boston,
SO boxes Sicily lemons,
I29 do do oranges, for sale by
SAM. MESSERSMlTH.
march Ell
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-26

Fishing Salt.
TX 000 Bushels of sSt. Ubes Salt,
suitable for the Fisheries; will
De sold on liberal terms. by
VIM FOWLE, & Co.
mo hov for safe, landing from Seh'aF.
Naomi.
so Barrels No, y 2 BEEF.
march lS H
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-26

HThe general inquiry for cotton, OF every
description, has. been through the week
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

me. sir. is It you as goes BY the High
'aierp they tow'd, melas how you went
by the Nelson. Beg your pardon, sir.
am sure,' In any place but York
this would have been the last Gus.
toner but the fates had conspired. At
five. he hears another knocking, and
his patience being exhausted, he ex-
claims, s.What the devil do you waht'"
A faultering female replies, |" Don't yogn
90 by the HighAper, sir ?p ITO be sure
I do" swell, sir. I'll be sure to call
YOU at half past seven" Half-past So
ven arrived, and the gentleman made
his appearance amidst q numerous as.
semblage Of msnials. all laden with Pc
titions and apologies" Please to re- re-.
member the Porter" Please to re-.
member the waiter, sir. p" Remem-
the buots, sir.'' "Remember me. sir,
| if YOU please, Pm the chambermaid. ]
called YOU SIR Omnes. II beg par
don, sir, for disturbing you.'-" Yes III
| pardon you, and remember you too,
when I am many miles hence But
don't you mean to gee US nothing, sir"
Yes, do mean to give you nothing
and I'll remember you as long as | live,
| you may rely upon it,.
ILonsdals Nag.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
District of Columbia.
.Ale1andrsu county, to wit:
November Term, 1921
O6th DIV {
nv CH1NCERT.

IN CH1NCERY.
Leonard Cook and James Clare, joint mer-
chants and co-partners trading under
the firm Of Cook & CIare.-Complai-
nants, AGAINST,
Edward Edelin,, Richard Renk err and Cap.
ii tain --.Davis.- Defendsnts.
TNHE defendant Edward Edelin, not ha-
L wing entered his appearance and gil
ven security according to the statute and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to
lthe satisfaction Of the court upon afidavit
flied, that the said defendant Edward Ed
elm, is not an inhabitant OF the District of
Columbia ! on motion of the complainants
by their counsel, It's ordered. That the
said defendant, Edward Edelin,, do ap-
pear here on the first day of next Nove,n-
Der term and enter bis appearance to this
suits. and give security for performing the
decsees of the court. and tina. the other
Defendants, Richard Renker and Captain
- - Davis, do not pay away, convey
or secrete the debts by them owing to. or
the estate or effects in their hands belong.
ing 10 the said absent defendant, Edward
Edelin,, until, the further order or decree of
this court; and that a. copy OF This order
be forthwith published for too month. sue
csssipely in one OF the public newspapers
published in tins county, and that on 9ther
copy be posted at the front door of the
Court house of said county Ia Copy.
Tsste, EDM. !. LEE,C c. I
July 9 2m 4
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
ANECDOTE.


An English traveller, after desert.
bling the fete given at Paris in honor Of
the last peace with England, concludes
with the following anecdote: - ius-
ty young Frencl,-laa who from his head
dress, la Titus, shall distinguish by
that name, escorting lady, whom on
account of her beautiful hair, ! shall
style Berenice, stood on one of the hind
most benches. The belle, habited In a
tunic . la Greque, with a species OF
sandals which displayed the elegant
form of her leg, was unfortunately not
of a stature sufficiently commanding to
see over the heads Of the other sPecta%
tors. 1t was to no purpose that the
gentleman called out "a has les cha.
peaux!' when the hats were off the lady
Still saw no better. What will not gall
lantry suggest to q man OF fashionable
educationP Our considerate youth per-
ceiyed, at no great distance, some per-
sons standing on. plank supported by
couple of casks. Con6ding the fair
Berenice to my care, he vanished but
almost in an instant he re. appeared fol-
lowed by two men, bearing, an empty
hogshead, which it seems he procured
from the tavern at the west entrance of
the Thuilleries. To place the cask near
the feet of the lady, pay for it,. and fix
her on it, was the business of a moment.
Here then she was like statue on its
pedestal, enjoying the double gratifi-
cation of seeing and being seer. But
for enjoyment to be complete, we must
share it with those we love. On exam
ming the place where she stood, the la
dy saw there was. room for two; and
accordingly invited the gentleman to
place himself beside her. In vain he
resisted her entreaties in vain he fear
ed to incommode her. She commands
ed; he could do no lees than obey.
Stepping upon the hench, he thence
nimbly sprang to the cask but o, fa-
tai catastrophe! while by the light OF
the neighboring clusters of lamps, eve
~ one was admiring the mutual atten.
ton Of this sympathising pair, in went
the head of the hogshead! Our till
then envied couple fell suddenly up to
the middle, Of the leg in the wine lees
left in The cask, by which they wera be-
spattered up to their very eyes. Nor
is this all being too eager to extricate
themselves they overset.sthe cask. and
came to the ground rolling in it and its
offensive contents. ltwould be no ca
sy matter to picture the ludicrous stu
alton of citizen Titus and Madame Be-
renice. This being the only mischief
resulting from their fall, a universal
burst of laughter seized the surround
ing spe ctators, in which | took so con-
siderable share that I could not imme-
diately afford my assistance
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
The JoAosving Sale IS postponed
to SatludQu, Cd NOy. nert.
aug 6

DY virtue of deed Of trust from VIM.
ID H. Hampton and Mary Hampton 10
me, bearing date 18th January, 1890, and
recorded in The Office of the county court of
Fauquier. at Rockhill, the late residence
of the said Hampton, on Saturday the Cd
day OF next November, i shall proceed tosell
at public auction for cash, three tracts of
land, situated in the county of Fauauier !:
one containing 239 acres, 8 roods, and 8
poles; another I73 acres, rood, and 20
poles; and the third $40 acres, the bouhs
daries of which are mentioned in the said
deed The sale will be made to satisfy a
debt due to John Lloyd, of Alexandra; up
on the payment Of the purchase money,
the subscriber will convey such title as he
bath under the deed ofirust Aforesaid. !.
INMAN HORNER, Trustee. !.
aug H. -, t.4.-f 50 j. Gun
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

IS 600 Tickets at ,ysa 1877 800 Dollars.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
TtrrPrizes subjecttoa deduction OF f,f-
teen per cent. payahle 81 days alter the
completion Of The drawing
All the prizes 10 be floating from the
commencement Of the drawing, except The
following, which will be deposited in the
wheels al definite periods, viz:
After the ed drawing, $4,000
Do. 4th do 10000
Do, 9TH do 10000
Do. 9th do 10000 90
Inprder 10 finish this lottery with the
most practicable despatch, the prizes only
will ,be .drawn-this arrangement will en-
able the Commissioners to complete the
scheme in TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.
JAMES L.. HAWKINS
NATHL. F. WILLIAMS Com'rs.
JAMES B RINGGOLD }
Whole Tickets, SO 90
Halves, 4 30
Quarters, 2 20
Eighths, 1 ~ IL
For sale 10 great variety Of oumbers at
--@-~N
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
Charles CITY Orphans, Court.

30 ~ August Term, 1872
ON application ordered by The Coul.
~ that Townley Roby, Administr',oi
of Alexander C. Hardin, late Of CbsTlss,
County, decd, give the Notice requl9les
by law, for creditors to exhibit their cIalp'
by advertising in the alexandria tdze"e
tor three successive weeks. ,
. Test. HUM. BARNES, Reg. Wills
. True Copy. II 4 ....
= Test. HUM. BARNES. Ref. Wis.
is to give notice, THAT tbs suose, y
l. berof Charles County, in the sta!e =,
Maryland, has obtained fromtbe OIpn.m;
Court of said county, letters OF aain'. .o.
tration onthe personal estate oil ale..:
der G. Harbin, late ofthe county aIoIe s;.',
decd. All persons having claims sgs% !,
the said decedent, are hereby waroeo =
exhibit the same, with the vouchers 'Dt ~.
OF, to- The subscriber, passed by zoe ~ #
pbans' Court, on or before the 96lnSs, ~
February next, oritbey may by Jaw We and
from alIbeDe6t to said estate "a "a
those indebted thereto are requ'ree
make. immediatefpayment. =, Of
IN Given under my hand this 2Slh o'y
r''''',u -: aTOWNLEY RoBE,
1910 g..,g<l-o- .AdminislrotsrF
9sf ALEXANDER C. HARDIN
}lis5l'4 'si3 3w
sepl6Nn oiafag 81 60
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
POETRY.
From RE Srotm,an.
a. TOdTALY.A

From RE Sf0rWaGR.
s-a.as e1ca TOTALLY
enough nature in brightness still smiles on thy
9Srld. ga
Its spirit, its glory has tled; e
And there's nothing within thee of graceful or
Tfeys grand, & a9ttt s'a7 = -
But the trophies that droop DER the dead
The busts of thy patriots. FIRST of their name;
The stranger oft pauses to bless, 80
They are, spared BY the spoilel to tell OF thy
7'S shame d $40
Their spirit thou darest not possess.
1s.;- ytalv -onca thou vert ,lory's young bride,
And sh. clothed theein garments OF light, :.
And earth looked with awe on thy beauty ana
pride,
8 While Freedom rejoieed in thy sight.
BO. gone is that beauty, that grace and that
Which made thee the splendour of earth,
And shame like a spectre now grins at thy side
Giving tyrants an insolent mirth.
Obi italy fallen, degraded and lost,
What story of;wonders is thine;
From the day when thy heroes smote Hanm-
---4~ -bal's host, ---------------- .-----.-
Isthis the falkland which Camillus once saved,
Where the Scipios and Fabii arose,
That now is, so scorned, so humbled SO braved,
BY only the aspect of foes?
The shades of the heroes that hover around
Cannot call up that spifit again, q
Which made thewho earth with thy prowess
resound, fFaf
When thy brease'gave existence TO men.
The slave hugs, his chain on the capitol hill,
Where the spoils of kings glittered OF yore,
And the scoarge now resounds at the tyrants
wild will,
Where he sued and wa. pardoned before.
oh : give me the desert-its iwildness & gloom,
Ills better than garden and bower, s,4d
Where the heart and the virtues have long
ceased to bloom, GtEs)t,
mid the relics of glory and power.
Sleep on then, sleep on, We degenerate race,
That darken the fame of the brave;
Or sing in your letters, and hymn your das'
grace, a41EHa29 su5 fai1si
AS We. crawl DER proud empires grave.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
HAPPINESS S.-A FRAGMENT
"The scenes of nv life have beensad


said a poor Frenchman, who. had
scrambled up, one of the most precipi-
touS mountains in North Wales, and
was now. pensiyely leaning on his stick
and casting a mournful look towards
the wide vexpsnse of waters, which
bounded his prospect. u"1he scenes of
my life have been sad" repeated he,
and tear silently stole down his cheek,
as tie painful recollection of the past
again struck upon his soul. 81 have
pursued the bubble happiness all over
the world,a and have lived but to find
1t but 8 phantom of the brain-I have
suffered the torture Of the inquisition
of Spain-I have been chained to the
gallies in. Italy-I have starved on, the
mountains of Switzerland | have
groanedSasla slave in Turkey-I have
Iangoisheds beneath theT rspublicanTty-
rannvin France-and lastly, i have
been whippedas vagabond in ENG
land-and l am grown grey in misery,
and old age has oyertaksn me in wretch
-edness.'' The tears streamed .plenti.
fully down the cheeks of the unfortu.
nate old man. as this painful e,rospect
presenteditself to his mind. The sun
was just casting his last rays over the
waters and the west was tinged with
bright stresks Of vermiIlion and gold
not a breath of wind ruffled the sur.
face of the deep--not q, sound invaded
the air-all was stiffness and serenity,
except when the5lase notes of the ascen-
ding sky-lark sunk on the atmosphere,
while the feathered songster himself
was lost IN The distance.i !. He insensi-
|, bly, felt his spirits tranquilized by the
Ipniversal harmenyoiwhieh reignedaa-
round. The balm 0flpeace descended
upon his soul; hefooked upon the wan
derings of his past days with calm but
melancholy regret-it;is' too late tot be-
gin life anew, 'and q little rest 10 neces.
sary. When the sun had sunk beneath
the horizon, he laid himself OIL theturf
and soon dropped into q sweet and un-
interrupted, slupber, In the morning
ne rose refreshed. Beneath the wide
spreading branches Of a. venerable tree
ne constructed a simPleahue, !his meat
was supplied bylsthe roots and herbs Of
the valley; and tho iehrystal spring
Which dubbed by his dwelling afford
ed him s,wholesoins ;beyerag e. Every
evening 1beheld him sinking to rrsposs
on his bed Of leaves, and every day saw
him rise refEeshed aud cheerful lin a
short tiqselhei discovered that lheI was
happy: the discovery. astonished him.
He was insulated, and outcast, depend
ing upon the'tspontaneous products Of
the eafehf6r sustenanee, and only shell
tered from the inclemency of the 'wea-
Sher by a cabin, over which the den Of
ths;wildibsssts possessed many advan-
fagesi tINndsr; such Hireumssanres, that
cheeealds 6es hap py9wass to ihiml ipcom>
Prehensible. After mnsing fog some
time on the EfaHge1ess Of che fact, he
afouRd out thaessall the mise sies sof his
past lifesisere 20 beimp6teaso himself. /
that they rose from hisownarestles sness
and ambition, and fhatthe true pililo.
= sophes,s--Atons,Aw conxssls avery
thing it touches into gold, the real
z source'of happiness, is ''coptsatment."
s ~ ASECDoTE- OF IGARRHK. y
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
10 Rent,

-. That two story brick store and
~ dwelling HOUSE on Union stre. s
sssi formerly the residence Of Mr.. j
1Leap. The situation Of the above
property being near the wharf is well es.
tablished as place OF business being &C.
cupied as such for many years. For Terms
apply TO
ANN LEAP, or
WILLIAM N. MILLS.
aug. 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
TO Rent.

iaraU The subscriber wishes 10 ron,
" for one or more years, bis wharf
SS5 and warehouse. The warehousa
AG is 3 sioiies high, Gre proof and
having every convenience for an esiepsi,s
business. The wharf is lilo feet in l. np,b
and 40 in breadth, and has wafer of sSS.
cient depth tor the largest vessels.
JONAH THOMPSON.
.augI5 ii
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
ASijEIs,ClsDi,oliTT5E-ioF lGARRHK.
II f.SlilInQ -

- A sharp set genius for dramatic fame,
@trodueed himself to the ~grsat 7actor,
Ar' GarricS, fer the parpose Of dis
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14

Sleep on then, sleep on, ,ye degenerate race
That darken the fame Of the brave;
Or sing in your letters, and hymn your d's'
grace, aTa&d."99 D15 fai4sl
AS We, crawl DER proud empires grave
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
For Sale,

s l,.,,, I. For Sale,
80 THELAND & HOUSE m o.,
sH Hill, lately owned By MI. 'NSa MI
rSA ton, being about TWENTY f mi,
2 ACRESwell enclosed; on he NJ
tie river turnpike road, miles from Az
apdria. The garden contains uaby ,aS Sa,
bic shrubs, vines, and fruit tree. TSs
situation is handsome and healthy. '''
Possession may be had imme diatelv
The time Of payment will be reason,hl,
extended to suit the purchaser.
We VIM, CRANCH.
March II. lawlf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
One Dollar Reward.

One Dollar Reward. o
ID ANYWAY on Thursday, 5,h instant,
IL from the employ OF the subscriber,
anegro girl named
g Hannah, sui
Belonging 10 Mrs Lane, near Frying Pan,
Va. Hannah is lame 10 one of her, LEGS. !
which causes her to limp. oTte above re-
ward will be paid on the delivery OF the
said negro and no other charges.
JOHN THOMAS. %
Fairfax co. Va. sept ls 81.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
8 s. nj. ALIEN & Go.
MARYLAND s
State LOtterY,

To be drawn in the City Of Baltimore.
This lottery will be completed 10 ten ten
drawings only, thereby securing to tne
advehturera speedy result of investments,
Cash will be advanced for prizes sold Al
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-14
l)issOluiOn.

,asdi 60 dissolution. 4, ga. "a :,
T,HE copartnershIP lately s4i'i ls!s ,d d
IL tween a. q A. n. Adams, Is 'p
by mutual cs8sent dissoly ed: ~
ABIJAH ADA Mon;AMs.
, fssfs ANDREW II. apS"d
agg "a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-14
chesapeake & Delaware Canal Company
NOTICE rs HEREBY GJYEw

10 me ProPretors that the President and Directors at
mees nela ts day have required, and they do hereby
require that an nstament of S. on every share of Stoc
IN lhis Company heretofore subscribed be paid on the
seCou onday OF July next between the hours of NJ
ana T. NJ at the Companys Office, in Carpenters Court
n the city OF Philadelphia at which time and place a
onttee OF the Board will attend to receive the said
Instruments and give acquittances for the same
As 1t IS considered to be necessary to ascertain how far
eace may be placed on former subscriptions, previously
recommending the work of the Canal which Is conte
lated as soon as the will permit and the
1T is intended, and y '"e ioute
- "'t'ce IS hereby accordingly Given,
mat II any OF the Proprietors shall refuse or neglec,
pay he sums OF money heretofore ordered to be nad
on each share ON the second Monday of NAV nex at t
Company's Office, in Carpenters Court in the cv of Phi
adeiphla the President and Directors will expose ia
sale at Auction or forfeit the shares with all monies maid
thereon such proprietor refusing or negectin
ably to the provisions contained in the charter of he Com
lpany. - ''-e 'o''i
Blank forms of transfer may be had, by application +,
nG :, oS - n !, hENSEY JOHNS, Iresident
Philadelphia, Cd. April, 1899. o6-am
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-14
INDIAN SPECIFIC.
OR COUGH DROPS.

LANCASTER County, SIS.
For The informa ion of the public, do hereby ceytifv
that The following names are herein rnen
toned personally appeared befoke me the subqcrbe one ne
shs Justices of the Peace in and for the county of Ianca
ter: and being duly and affirmed severay denosed
and declared thai they had of Dr. CarEson re
mans cough drops Tor Indian SpecHc) upon theoseve.
with the greatest success tor curing of coughs colds as,h
mas consupions splitting of blood &c. and that in
instance their effects complete and infabIe will Fly
appear by tile following testimony of those who have used
hem.
ceediag i'll fer upwards of two years with dry cough and
Sprtng of matter from his lungs heel fever night
and reduced 20 mere skeleton complete cure, nv us;n
the specific for months Affirmed 7h October 18I
Eli II. Thomas aged SO years, of Lampeor township
long time III with cough, hparseness, splitting of pnruent
matter from his lungs fever and nigh-sweats; complete
cure by using hotties. Afirmed 28ih October, 1916
John Montgomery of do. very ill with most violent
cough, sprng OF matter mixed with blood complete cure
by using two bottles and Is 10 years since he used the
Specific, and no return. Affirmed 9th January 1873
Andrew Weice's daughter SUSANNA aged Is wears of do
long time OF cough, splitting Of blond and matter from
her lungs and symptoms above stated bur all the hal,
came OF her head complete by using bottles Af
frrs ed 2nd November, 1877
William Green, aged SO years, Of Columbia ruptuyed
blood vessel and the blood rushed from his lungs and CON
tnued by SHELLS for nearly days complete cure Inv
using boe and is upwards of years and no re-
of lie bleeding from his lungs SINCE Sworn TO 18th
December, 1875
In testimony whereof have hereunto affixed my hand
and SEAL this 18th day OF February, 1819 the city
caster. SAMUEL CARPENTER
The above medicine is to be had of JOHN WHITE
Druggist Wilmington (DEL.) at the cerner of Make
and Queen streets.
October 20, 1874 lily
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-14
LEES ELIXIR.

This truly valuable medicine has for the last sixteen years
been the most etcscious medicine in use for speed, anil
eectuay curt the most violent colds coughs Cotsump.
tons drought by great colds and expose1 hundeds
of of cures could be given of persons sache from
the very brink ofhe grav by the timely use Of this nya
liable medclne had room we can only give the fol.
lowing at this time.
Wilmington, N. C. 23d My 1921.
Dear Sir was attacked with most violent headache
and pain IN the breast, that it with the utmost diff.
Guilty could draw my breath, or utter single sentence
louder than whisper; was advised by my friends pro-
cure bottle of your EErir, which did and from
three doses found great relief and the use of one bottle
effected my complete You are at liberty make
this public in any manner you think proper
Your obliged humble servt,
JOHN P. WILMINGTON.
To Mr.. Noah Ridgely, Baltimore.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-05-14
SHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of writ OF ais vend, exponas to me dro..
Wilmington. in Christiana hundred on "Wednesday tb
inst at O'Clock, NJ The following described ioa
and enemens, situate, lying and being in the %
Chrstlana and Newcastle, and county of Newcastle %
NO story brick house and kitchen and LOT of os
in the Borough of Wilmington at the corner Of Wan,
and Front streets No2 story brick house and t;
en- and lot ground adjoining No l. on Front street ~.
s. plantation or tract of land in Newcastle bundre%
bounded by land of James Riddle, John Peach and o''
with Frame house and Barn thereon containing 81 ara
more or less, together with all and singular The imnrn'a
ments thereon erected being seized and taken in ex
as the property of Thomas Mendenha and to be sold S
DAVID q. WILSON sir
Newcastle, May Q, 1929. az,