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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
TRTST SALE


70 virtue OF deed oftruf from Thomas TavInr nd " ;Cc
Il bearing date the 9th april 1919, recorded i'm The
county court of enrlcol shall sell public auction in ont
Of the Eagle fioelin the city Of Richmond on Samdo re
sh y the merit moHh, (FsbrHarg) two likely NEGRO MEN
for cash WI. f. VICt;us1J .r1,l,al,-
January TO- "a IN
VIE uscucr finds necessary to caution ali ne1o.
n against respasSng his plantation At Wcstliau, rs
hunting ON passing through it, I'll offenders after mi
notice will lie dealt with according Ia law.
November 2. Stiff WILLIAM SUSpaup
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
fgIlIE subscriber intending to remove in fy ,yaets q,
New York, will dispose his piano forces and ner
musical instruments AZ reduced prices Tor cash.
Apply at his Music Store. nearly opposite The Fspj I,tci
November 80 59-tf IVli STOUART
Forty to fifty Negroes iCanted on HIRE, JorMe
gear 1899.
WANT 10 hire, TO work Trahue's WcL hair's roaf
mines during The year 40 o. 30 stror allie h lied
Hands: For such, felrly applications made, liberal
Mfe VIII ne ohered Tie subscriber who NAV
have hands 70 hire, that he has uniformly made it pom, To-
have his hands gN cOiJ tseH cd and in every respect
veil faken o. WIN FIESI;Y Igert
b'N' lie Elm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
e. VALUABLE HANOVER LANDS
ron GTLF


&-.A The subscriber bayinc determined
s,,la 20 dispose fills WILDWOOD Estate in the no.
Ei ~ per end Of the county Of Hanover on the ,y,tr
~ ie croe5 WI positively sell the same the highest
1iHner, upon tie premises Uedmsdav tis sO6 Jey n
TtbfwH upon credit Of six msnths FOR one thid II
'upIey' eighteen months for other third
"d t"O anu u" H"i years for thc remaining third die pur
chs giving bond and security for the frsi pays9n, J
q, t .p he property TO secure tic puncOa pay
ne adhniagl' attending this very desirable farm are
~ ''''N ,omnn"d ~ this part ct the country Tie
soi IS generally red and much improved bv the sc n r
scr and plaster. and is we'll a,l.pteJ y tie tiv,tio y,
ILL, Srn a1u tpi9cco. IL has excellent spring water
reiy oi spriHgs Diff parts nfthe land The uiI
consist OF comfortable dwelling small family kben
machine made Of choice materials aud quite new s,a
dy-houSe and stable all conveniently situated ;a,o n viii
icy ui'iuIery from winch so 80 gallons Of spr MAJ, H..
made per day, aud answers the purpose ola tobacco b -
winch 1t viii hold II or 1900 ibs.also Good peach al
apple orchards. $50 P'"'' ana
This iarn contains by late survey eight hundred oc
and Is well situated 10 be divided INTO two very ca
utc u h's Weniy- three miles above the CITY OF Ricl,
mond ten miles east of Goochand Courtbsnse s, , I'LL
e lands OF Samuel Mosby and others The preiascc ;i
NV sc pIlFgnese oi seeung wheat at the usual time and
III W wy oe on we payment OF the first instrument
arc iu possession as soon a. m crops are gathered in
,i . y, sne Guy or from the lower country who
Summer sueats 10 this healthy country, are invited TO
eau and view he premises which will sr bov, ~, ,t
soer residing hceon, at any time previous 10 The dy of
Hanover. Deccmber2s '''Ii' w so1-9o,,G, Jr'
JIY virtue of deed Of trust executed Iy T,1s Ii -
- Daniel Wade and William ssu3ders ON n.y., sG 20
N o. Nay 1919 AVID duly recordcdiu the county Of oct
and' Tor the purpose Of securing the payment Of cer,
u' q money therein mentioned, will be sold on 6e i9,I
y - Jen"yy aert, IL fair IL the next fair dsv on
he premises, 10 the highest bidder for ready r,y y"
petty conveyed by the said deed ofirus, consisting Ola @
lands Of John Bass, Mary Vaughan Richard WctT ,,ie
yers containing eighteen acres, with saw an, r mil
he 9aance Of the last sum Of money intended 10 be srrS
by the said deed aud mentioned therein 'u
DANIEL WADE, Sen D.
~ WILLIAM SAUNDERS, Trustees
702aSjt'
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LECTUNES IN CHEMlSTRY-

LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY.
1 NJ CULLEN viii commence his lectures on Monday tb.
- dh ms ut 2 O'Clock r. NJ and will deliver a lecture
Twice week during the course which will last four months
Invited '~N 0o"''ii"iJS are
Rehmsnd, Main street, jan 6. ~
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IENTY FIYE DOLI-AHG RElUlI,-I-l

TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWAED-
ID ANAWAY from the sul,serif.r In pore, e,, - -
~ on ne Wh OF December last. bright mulato lei,V
nheu SAM Dui who viii probably some otlc uer
ne IS ABOUT ieet0 OF 10 inrcs high q or ~ yenr ~
9ge' lie can play little the fieor Gute and toos win
nhl GERMAN tuie belonging 20 FWgltou. lie is an uuco
monty nae inulatiO has fair hair, aud down look Ls
e'e,'d hang very fall his eyes which appear much
sWSeu an inclined TO he rel His clothing Is holnc,Uun
light mixed cloth; bis waistcost white pant 80 III
az me ante coat stolen from negro his hat black
WitnH n" bn about half worm his shoes coarse hravy
1'lter ana can make good fac wool hat lie viii
on',es attempt TO pass as free and seek emplos
nei ~ some iatcrs shop No doubt he will try Il, ~ 70
fhadephd The above reward will be paid for dcyefng
n 20 me ~ couhnng him n Any jail intle United STATES
squat get hm again Any Information about the fellow
VIII DC thankfully received. s C0Cffp AZ
"a certain Wmii Buell. also batter y trade let this
neghiorbood about the same time and il Is i,eIicyc G
WI attempt TO travel together. Buel about a. or 50 wears
~ ABOUT Ieft eor IN high, dark complexion slow OF
1rnSs 'pirs very freely, and badly dressed
sore hack. January g. ~ ~ ""u q"
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La Nh
) RR60N HON 81

sELiEVEDi 10 De Of the hest sock of saddle horses in
AZ NrEnia-o good size fnr CURE, unusually fine t,i;,e
and possessed OF the valuable property Of Transmitting his
j'aicsin remarkable degree 10 lis c!tsw!l let o.
the season, sold, with or without groom iv app
cation I Al r,s.E'r.
Hremn. Jann. nv q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
MUSICAL INSTRIJNENTS
E0rty 70 WN .Negroes leanted on Hiie. IorMl
LIVE FOR sALE

ar rHE CURRENT cAsu PR1cEs.
so Shares Of Farmers Bank Stock. and
30 Virginia DO
- ~ NoIih carolina, South Carolina ard GEORGIA Bank
Notes exchanged III ms office CtITEu n psfF ~
Richmond, Dpccmbcr 25 Ia, 80"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
TTlUST SAFE

10Y virtue Of deed Of trust executed nv y-;lii,r, ct
deceased and conurnaby if provisions, VIII be .oi
On lne premises Tor cash Saturday 30 2Gh irs sr ",
lnuch Oi tract OF land which size SAITH shants re.ef ,
the county OF Ndisemond, containing Iy estimate 1879 ~
C.lei lount FeSant will Dc ,urientto pav the alanr
cue on the rur base Of the land, with utere berrn
ne trustee win convey other title than that viii, which
nc IS invested h. tac deed. 81" ""''"
,..o ROBERT LIVELY, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12

vtous 10 The adoption OF ihe new General System
OF Customs on the 9th October, 1920, provided the
owners agree 10 pay duty OF per ccui. on the
value OF the same.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12

~ SUIT betweea Charles HILL admnistrafor nj J,a
SoL aeoe9Srd complainant ard Dick Jones and others AZ.
ehls VIII be sold, he 7ih dryof Mayh 1879 n @ n
n9t on he next fa day, on twelve months credit M ,he
plantation wherein The widow of the said James Jones
15 . esjded IN King and Queen county TWELVE Va
required Of the purchasers. '''| "'iue
December u q, Ito.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
EDUCATTON

HAVE resumed my former occupation as In ;os,r., ~
Of on wy heEi session viii commence about the 18th
= twenty dollars the session Of FIVE months re @
oe nSd TO - W. Leghor Francis w. Gilmcr Tsq of Rie
Of Fredericksburg. 30 IW =, TO
Charlottesville Dec.ff. i " "a1hlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
OHIO LEGISLATuRE


Dec 2l.--Nlr. Patt of the Senate f,om the com.
mtce TO whom was referred that part of the Cover
nors message relating TO the proceedings ot the
cdcra. Circuit Court, in the case OF the Untetl
states bank vs. Ralph Osborn and Others As well as
from the Auditors and Treasurcr's reports OIL the
same subject, made report accompanied by the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resotrcd, That the General Assembly do protest
against the late proceedings, and jurisdiction mann
famed by the Federal circuit court in the case of the.
united States Bank against the officers oil this state
indirectly making Il stale defendant as being a yin-
aiion OF the llth amendment 10 the constitution of
the United States
ReSoired further, That the General Assembly con-
slider 1t lnexpedient 10 pass any law making an APP
preparation, or pass credit the books of the state
OF change the legal responsibilities and relations, as
u respects the late proceedings in tile case of the u
nlitd States Bank against Ralph Osborn Auditor of
state, and Samuel Sullivan Treasurer of state and
others, IN The Federal circuit court sitting in this
slate.
Which report was taken up by the senate and read,
cd. '
Mr. Cooley from the joint committee on the sub
Ject OF the Convention, made Il report favorable
thereto, accompanied by corresponding resolutions,
aud an address to the people Of Ohio, in which he
has made AN Ingenious argument in favor of the
measure, and pointing out the defects Of the present
constitution. The report, resolutions and address
had not been acted on ut our latest dates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12

letter received in Lomlon from gentleman attached 20
the Arctic land expedition, dated in april last written
rom Fort Enterprise Lake Winter, which IS the neigh
borbood Of the Coppernirc Riyer and IN the country
cupie by the Copper Indians Redknfe that the
party had passed the winter that place during which they
enjoyed good health though they had suffered
ycncnce from the cold which intense even IN the
interior Of their hus freeze very little below
proof The thermometer suddenly fell 10 minus 81 degrees
Fahrenheit The party intended 90 prosecute their journey
~ June They have ognd from the information Of Indians
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
IAND FOH SATE

virtue of decd Of trust executed 10 me by Stcrpe,
- n"ln amt ttlc'h his wife, the 29th ulay of Janua-
" d, i duly recorded in the county court of king VIII
a to secure the uf Undry sums OF money there:
"a mentioned - Doctor john iloskns SHALL On T.esia,
- IN Si II lar, 1t not, the fair DAY thereafter ON
he premises sell for cash the of and therein mention
- lying IN 'he lover emf o the aforesaid county upon Pa
unkey river cona lining 10y estimation three hundred acres
DC tue same more less. his land is OF excellent ons
and such ue vii! bc conveyed w the subscriber as
Ia hh as trustee Which 40 doubt is unexceponalLe.
~. ,,,.,. no: POLLARD, Trustee.
INi-I- ell'm coh'N'V. Ian V. 7f--W3W
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LAND FOR SALE

IA . % q uteu OF trust executed rs by Warner
i', on tle <fh iay OF April 1916 to secure 10 Jo-
vsOu 'He payment OF sundry of money t,erei,
VIC WI On hs a. day = FeJ,or neS II fair
$50 tne Iet ia,r day thereafter. the premises yelf
, 3oTS or less lying on the Byrd creek purclssS BY
he saia warner Lewis from Randolph E7rfso, $780,
ny the said Byrd creek the lands VI Edwin Turnin AL
f part OF the sai tract having been already sold 10
sauSS former insilmeni. Also, tract conts;,ir, "a
Scfes more or less bounded by Inc Byrd creek The d ~
cna1 Oro"ci Thomas Binfor, GEORGE Holman and war
eI ,"lS' also tract adioinininr ibis l,gt r,ent;t
SCl, Oy the Byrd creek, the land ~ Icisol I,o
icl anu charu Croich-witi the appurienanccs o tie i
aC.s Dto'gg or so much thereof a. NAV be sufe;en ~
~ y v WIN ihe interest thereon, the costs stepr
eNecuoh OIL tbs trust The sale will commence on ~
s tract and be adjourned to the other tract, n
NECESSITY, from day day, lo much is sold ss Is 4eiet
~ Salisy he deedas Aforesaid. These lands H. in a. -
auenS Inc tobaccothe balance is generally Zoo, fr,
ii'U' THOMAS PEMBERTON re
r,, ARCHIBALD BRYCE Inn
.---U,,ei y. Gg--wsds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12

bet HEARNEs hagmaticn 20 toegshy accrrsie.~ One
OF the guides boy time of uearEss ioaney ana
accompanied the patty the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12

We understand (says the New York Daily Adyer-
user) that 1t has been proposed TO the British Go
yernment TO admit the importation Of grain from all
foreign countries into Great Britain, upon the same
terms as such countries admit British Manufacturers
so that the country which will take British Manufac-
lures, at the lowest rates duty, will secure TO them
selves the highest price for their grain and prefer
ence in the British Market
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12

* NlItte D ie llst viii and testament Of John Price
-. deceased tate OF Honrco county will be sod ~ ~
10y ~ gd'Hwy inst the prenoises 10 the bgbes
VIZ 'ct OF land whereof said Price died po.seesefr
containing about SIX hundred acres This land lies sbou'
D "i i've mules rom the city Of Richmond and is ven
l'c attshlon o farmers credit OF twelve ami
'oen mons VIII be given the purchaser TO give bopds
n "tPfoycd security, and deed in trust on The land 10
Iii ue payment OF the purchase money Such title os y
VIII ge conveyed as Is vested in the executors by lie VII
pu' the ute IS believed TO DC unqr,es ton,lle ~ W
REUBEN TANKERSLEY DS5
For
January 'e'' y ,'e si,. eoV''H
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100 NEGROES WANTED.
MIR. HENNY GRIVTi,SZl ~

MIR. HENRY GRlVEGNEE,
HahE notice that shall proceed, Under ., conm. si7.
a ISSUED from the Superior Court of Chancesy FOR the
richmond! district, TO take the dispositions >tn,ry incc
IN a certain case wherein am plaintiff, aud YOU ave ,ic-
Uania my dwcllughCuSe, LieSe in the kng,, OF TIE
eiherahds on the 2d day Of April 822 between the rrs
W Il NJ ana T. NJ and IL from amy the said drposi
tlon or any of them should be taken The time y
speclhed II Will be regularly adjourned ucu ,inc and
piace a. shall he requisite until the Object of DO I r,
mission shall have been accomplished
p, JOSEPH Gil. DE SoER.
Richmond December IS. 1921. all
K la crsonS having Claims against Itf. IN, A. ~
deoe;iSed, are requested 10 make them tinwr
=, WAITER DIN. Executor
Wv. ~. 9f-u ot .oIln Gr,haui. ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12

Lrtaac! Of Ietier from bO1rd Me United SAFES
schr. Gremp,Gs, LieUt. Gregory dated
PORT AU-PRfNCE, DEC. 5rH
" We arrived here last evening in two DAYS from
81. Nichola Mole, all we'll Since we left ST. Tho
mas, we have been to Aguadilla, Mona close in with
The city Of 81. Domingo, the coast of South Ame-
RIGA, La Petit Riviere, where met the brig Spark
In fifteen days we expect to be in the H1yalm We
have oyerhaulcd two Patriot pYiya,cers. who had
regular commemorative boarded many merchant
men, who had been boarded and uniformly well
treated by regular Patriot Cruizets We lave one
Of the pirates board who belonged to the Prone
thcus, when the Orleans was plunIered ,y that yes
sell Yesterday spoke the brig Buck. % DAYS
from Philadelphia, aud brig Curew, in H. aud OBJ
edlate papers There are four Hayden men of
war nov III port; officers and crews all blacks"
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Professional .laecliote If DR.. Franklin


When h. came TO Philadelphia IN l713 he vas first
employed by one Keimer, printer, visionary Whose
mind was frequently elevated above the little con-
Germs of life, and consequently very subject TO mis-
takes, which he Seldom took the pains to correct
Franklin had frequently reasoned with him upon the
Importance Of accuracy IN his profession, but in vain
lis fertile head, however, furnished him with
an opportunity 70 second lis arguments by proof
They sOon after undertook the Ipiesson Of prim-
er, which had lately been published in New England.
Franklin looked over the piece, and when his mas
ter had set the following eouplet--
When the last trumpet s0undeih,
We shall not all die
But shall all be changed
ln the uginklimg Of an eye
H0 privately removed the letter n and Il Sas work
ed Off
When the last trumpet souudclh,
We shall cot all die
But shall all be h,u,geI
In the twinkling Of ~ oyc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
DISSOI.IYTION
NOVICE.

~ persons having legal claims debts them by the
late COL Jas. Byrne, Will plea them Immediate
Ion PAYMENT the subscriber DESTROYS of closing hi.
administration upon that estate ~
n JNO. S. BARBOUR,
nI'r -. bi-u Admir- OF Jas Bvrne, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
FOR REM,

5stlsn The CENTRAL HOTEL in Cearo,,e.,iIl. Al,
-S$iA- ucl'd on Main-ree; at present occupied h
ururge W. AnSoiving Esq. The buildings are lr-e and
c9mmodiouS To" tenant well qualified the terms will be
liberal e present and iuGre value this stand as pul
lie house MAKES 1t worthy The Of the srst Gentle
men in that line OF business. ARMY 10
December C,Apur-r.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
: - GORDONSVILLE FOR SATE-

[za,yA OOHDONSflLI4t FOR SALE.
isss3u The subscribers have determined 20 Sc, this
s&., very valuable estate, containing about go srr,
OF land lying In the county of Orange. the aiagc r1G
lending from Charlottesville FrtGcrcfS5I which /, ip
Ter -,cted by the stage AL from N hnond 10 Harrso,5y
wilnh 20 miles of the University Of Fir .inio.
The land is handsomely Siiattd the Sni,l-yes
Mountains, III wealthy eipbhorhood, and has Tie rr.
muses. three comnoinis dwelling houses, abes aud ohcY
eccSSAp nutbuilGincs, well Of excellent
ter good garden. large APPLE ORCHARD Of choice mn
ana an abnauce 81 limestone, which easily ~ raised
Iiis establishment has long been known tin. most a,
e iur IAVlI6S of in the upper country and 90 49,
r"unt ni it, heithv situation is pleasant retreat in Tie
utlDcr season iur People from The low part OF The state
We h'ye rented tire Tavern fer the ensuing wear shoil
see he Effected the lent tGe purcha ser and he
haze tac liberty Of seeding IN The fall.
for ierm' apply Doctor BCale Nathaniel Gordon on
ne place TO James bodon. Boeiour county, or 20 John
Gordon, the house Ui Williams ortion, Richmond
.AMES GORDON, Hetrs at ia.r JOHN y. GORDON,
LuCH GORDON, 2t Nathaniei} NATIL. GoRDOE,
bN't'N'>'ilf- f'"'rinfer 4.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-27
PUBLIC SAL r..
v9bTil 2, 1892,

On Saturday the 5h day Of October next will postivel,
be sold at auction on the premises the unexre lease of
he property now occupied by John Quinn of
well cultivated arabic and woodland well waered and of
good SOIL The improvements Hing house. for
nearly twenty last past occupied a tavern.
on the corner called HAREs CoRSER miles Westward
from Newcastle, Del. where the French Town Turnpike
joins the Buck Road, within few rods of the ogae long
known and established very eligible stand for public
house, having suitable accommodations as to dwelling
the premises will be attended calling at the place a.
bovc mentioned Terms will be made known the sale
iby ELIZABETH QUINN D
August ~ 1922 g. 12t JOHN QUINN, S.hhnrs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-27
MILL SEaTS FOB SHE.

The subscriber ohers for sale valuable Mill Seats
on White Clay Creek, stream sufficiently strong for al
most any kind of water works One OF these has
bout eight nine feet fall Of water the other about twelve
feet. These about mile and half from New.
ark, and about from navigable water Also farm Of
about 100 The mill seats with suitable proper
ton of land or the whole together may be had as ma,
best suit the purchaser good title and immediate pos
session may be had.
Those wishing to purchase, will please call on tho
subscriber. ABEL JEANS
Mill Creek lid. New Castle County, Del
.4bril2 2, 1892, 24--6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-27
NOTICE is HEREBY GII,E.N,
EDUCATTON.

S. BARSTOW respectfully informs the public that he
resumed the arduous duties of his profession in the
You've LADIES ACADEmr; and that he is furnishing with
Maps Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
extensive and useful specimens
Of improvement and scholarship may be by calling
he establishment
TERMS Tuition and Stationary, S32 per or.
Tuition and s,ationarysS7 per Or.
Wilmington, Sept. 10. 1922. 7l-if
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-27
lAIDW0A Y1G)No

NICHOLAS DuNNELLi, respectfully announces othe
inhabitants of Wilmington and its vicinity, that he has re-
moved his School from Oxford to this Borough; he has o.
pened at No 0l, Market-Street, where gentlemen can
~ d. confines himself during the day. to this science
only.
" b. He will teach class of English Granmarians. ON
that celebrated plan of Mr. Greeneaf for the term of five
weeks Saturdays excepted at $500 per said term Hour,
oftuiton from O'Clock till half past g, p. NJ He Isl er
suaded that he make good Gramarans of the dgent
in said term. Tuition will commence at his school room
Jas above, ON July LIST, 1922 June IS. 49-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-27
NOTICE.

Joseph Robinson, of Wilmington Del Merchant, having
the thrtieth ult made assignment of all his effects
the subscribers for the benefit Of such creditors who should
within sixty days after the date thereof, release
Of their claims the creditors hereby notified that
lease and copy of the said assignment deposited with
Messrs. Bunker e Starr, in Philadelphia, and at the
of the subscribers Wilmington, Delswhere all persons
interested requested to cal without delay
September 9, 1929. 71-tf V& J + GILPIN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-27

Notice The partnership of Celand & Coleman,
Blacksths. OF this Borough, expired on the 18th al
May last, by mutual consent All persons who are intebt-
ed 70 the sad Firn' are requested to pay the Of
their respective either of the subscribers who
have compromised all differences heretofore existing be-
tween them and any person having demands against the
sad concern, will please furnish their accounts in order
that they may be speedily adjusted
JOHN CLELAND,
JOHN COLEMAN
Wilmington, Sept. a. 1922 ID
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-27
INDEPENDENT PARTY.

A meeting OF the Independent Party Of Kent
County was held in Dover, OH Thursday the 18th
day oil September, A. d. 1892, agreeably to q
resolution adopted by a meeting Of the Party al
Smyrna, on the 18th instant, for the purpose of for
ming ticket. to be supported by them at the next
General Election. -
When, William Levck was appointed chairman,
and William Harrington, Secretary.
Whereupon, the following ticket was unanimously
adopted:
Gorernor--JOSEPH HASLETT.
Representatives to Congress. Arnold Naudan
Daniel Rodney, Tin lieu of Caesar. A. Rodney, esq
resigned)
Spnator-WlLLARD HALL
ressntatireS,-Presey Spruance, Jun. John
Cloak, Elias Naudain, Robert Register. John Adams
John NJ Clayton. William Hopkins
Lecy-COurt Commissioners, Thomas Jamison, d. c
h. Thomas Rees, st. j. h. Manlove Smith, mis- h
Resotred, That the proceedings Of this meeting
be signed by the chairman and secretary, and thai
they cause the same to be published in the Ameri-
can Watchmsn and in hand bills
WILLIAM LEVICK, Chairman.
WILLIAM HARRINGTON, Spc'ry
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-27
Nt)tlCE.

Thomas LEA of Brandy wine hundred Newcastle county
and State OF Delaware having the 18th ofthe 9th Month
1929 executed a" assignment Of his property Real and
soa to the subscribers in trust for the benefit of all his
creditors they therefore requested to present their
az counts property st,d, and all who are indebted will
please to make payment to the subscribers The books
will be kept at TArNAL PaIcEs, Brandy wine.
WILLIAM WARNER,
EDWARD TArNAL .4sstouees
JAMES PRICE,
9th Mo 18th, 1929. 7e-tf