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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-28


pursuance Of aided OF executed To US by VIM
a H. rabr, Esq. Hin, Ssh tla of MarcI in lie
yea 1921 and frsnrfei in tue OF The of Mel
son aud lacking ha, shalt Tuesday 10th Iay Of
Deeeni nrS IL fair II not, the fair day. proceed to
eei! 10 The highest bidder, public auction, ioowHg
property. viz
One tract OF land IN the county of Buckingham Wing on
Janies river and Om B-hOp creek, containing by estma
non 40 Ncresone other the said containing
nv esimauon 200 acres, ilug bishops creek Dmedi-
aIely above aud ahj-iuHc tie first northumberland
one Other tract ~ the aforesaid Sreys creek
containing ~ estimation 7C0 scres and adoirp the two
naci first mentioned. Mr. william Gils living at Monte
dro near these lands, will show them application
Also hity seven negroes, the property Of the said
HOabe. and being all that he They are as
ght he expected, of various ages and different sexes
among them many valuable house servants, a good
OihrAsmiih and good shoemaker.
Ais9 seven eight hundred barrels of corn, 90 work
soers 10 horses, and calves 100 head of hogs
great variety of farming utensils and articles OF
household and kItches furniture. Sale will place at
midway 10 Nielsen county, about miles from the town
OF Warminster.
Terms Of sale The land will on three equal an
bua Instruments the purchaser give bond with
security and deed trust the land few vi
erOes will be sold for cash. and the months
Sedt AS to all other properly for all above 200
rs Twelve months credit will he given for all
un 200 aud not less Than 20 dollars six credit; and
% al SUMS under 20 dollars three credit. Bonds
win approved security will be required in all
JOHN COULTER,
oct 81 5itds JOHN II. COOKE.
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NOTICE-

A GkEEAbiY "a order made by the county court OF
tue"ur, the 10Th day OF Noyembers s23 directing
the bdsuug of courthouse for the county the
commissioners therein appointed will receive proposals
nom persons wishing undertake the until
nay OF December next Tue courthouse proposed
built OF brch sixty feet long aud forty wde
10 les high pla -thereof be n lac Gle MS
OF he said cOunyfur the information those who
To- undertake. the commissioners deem proper observe
thai liberal Announcements in cash will be made, the
WHOLE promptly paid for, when the building is receved
Leu r add esS, to w II ras Tor Lunenburg courthouse
p"'i p.i' VIII be attended 10 by the eommissoners
N IrrN oaE
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TO TOBACCO-AlAkERS

WISH to sell of land P1ipca. S&an,n in the
county III Caroline IL rnntains about 1000 acres y.
nut one hundred and City al swamp, equal
Virginia Tor tobacco proof, the baye.nae
"H 9" Tue part cleared cons red equal ,mperi-
q" To amy az the Richmond market. The ara,
of The r hind for quarter ptnaiinn aud situation ne
Ie"y rs ahy below the hlge. Il sell, must imme-
"''s, ana ihe object being pay my debi> claim
against me will h. taken ia part. The premise, will Ia
s1"wn Y Mr Point any rrsing ON The place tn
any prIs"n Inriine's Ia purchase. may had it
early application Ice m,tr. WILSON ALLEN
Rowling Green 81 pIcnter so. ie-ff
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VOL. NX.-NO. 80.

how Mr.. Calhoun has found time aud means
for the despatch of the old accounts of th.,
war aforementioned the examination nf
claims far revolutionary pensions : tn, ,ho-
rough re,ivifcation ofthe military acadrmy---
ihe source of professional sciene. the as alb,
ilshment ofa uniform and VIGOROUS discipline
throughout the army supported by the most
vigorous economy in expenditures "A survey
OF our maritime frontier by officers Of the en-
g'neers the institution OLA system ofprrHia-
nent fortIiication--by which our coasts Will
so"n be rendered invulnerahle 10 an enemy
the establishment OLA Gordon Of military posts,
stretching from the upper lakes, around our
western frontier-as physical and moral shsc-
kirs on Indian hoslilitirs sand finally, Cor
his duties as a cabinet counsellor, in " hich
capacity he is well known To have given To the
measures Of the President, an honest and Eli
Gent support.
here close the long, but rapid enumeration
OF MIR. Calhoun's great pnhIic services In nv
next taod concuding) NUMBER I shall notice
such oblections as'I hear among us urged 10
ms elevation To the chief magisiracy of this
Union.
THOMSON.
u will he remembered that ihc AI.mdau village
was deemed an essential link Ia This ror,lop. Cons
gtess Stopped the expedition ~ the Council Bluffs.
Inc recent hos'itics IN thar quarter the yesuit!
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Yaluable Land n .lmfIia C6,u,1l1- Io1 SaIe.

Hdlu1bie LaHd an s9oeiiH County jOr Suie
WHkHEAS tie late Mr.. Thomas Tabb and Others as
w coherS OF the aie Miss Harriet THbh their deed
dny recorded in the General Court the itib November
1915, conveyed In trust certain lands the saa
county, which had de eended 10 then cohers afress
To answer certain uses and purposes in and Nv The aid
deed speciny and duly declared Aud whereas ifact OF
land commonly called the ~, little plantation. containing
a"ni i've or SIX HUNDRED HrrFs formed ysrfiun ~
snid lands and on partition made Nv the heirs
nloted a. tho said Thomas f'b. and W as hrcnme uere.
sarY according ~ tie terms Of the sal deed Of
raise the nf four hundred dcilers. iercoufs hy
sale ~ the said plantation hrr, OF Justly hid
eh shalt Therefore in pursuance o the SAID deed
on the FIRST ~ nf December Gf fair, and rot mo
certainly the fur day premises sell rs
public nprtion the highest bidder. for ready money
SAID plantation such part thereof shall be SSH lent
to ha ~ The r4oncv afesad aud char o.
Of the sHe This plantation i vol adapted the catnre
ei Tnbnccn wheat aud cara aud ishuuHteu n lands
ol Nrs. Tabb, Mrs Randolph hr. Bark sdnic Mr William
Murray and Mr. Giles. The deed will Ice exhibited,
on The day of sale. A. THWEATT
Nov. I. 50-tds SURVIVING Trnsir9.
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sWE subscriber i receiving, fur sale on ,n
= derh'e terms consignment uf fresh imported and
a"">nlelN assorted crates Of CrOckrry Queens
e>t r"rl'Sh seine Irvine, and materials servant. cloth
ing such a. Plams, kerseys Napt COfors Sc. SC.
u" IS regularly furnished wih PLOUGifS of various
.es Hud patterns, from The mauacory Deal,
rainier, which (hnving been tried ,y number ~ res
P'ca"e farmers, aud found periprnI eniirep their
>asmc,i'n9 are respectfully aud confIrntiy offered To
tue pubic GEO. RI HAaDSON.
49, Sign OF the Golden Plough.
stock Of Groceries
NONemlrr z
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49, 80 IioLlccn Eiiir-

IS proposed by the T0ncro Pi"uicrs who have ie'r
ioccO inspected ~ FsrmvillP, Prince Edward county
70 hoid in that place annual T0fccn Far cor The CO.,.
sPrciinn and sale Of SOME Of their best frfatcc.
. The hrst fair will commence the 1T "wednesday ~
May mex. aud will continue long hnsine.s msi
qure Five premiums will he then and there dsr,buied,
~ ~ those who Offer for inspection the Eve best bids ~
itose who feel ~ interest IN improving this valuable
sepe Of commerce. iuvi ed 20 The list and
onend for the prizea race an yhick dey may wis., bot
esan0t lose
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HOPKlNSXlLLE-

k1Ok sale or lease, the well huOwn TAVERN called Hop
knsville, on tile buckingham road about 20 miles aboSe
hchmond now occupied by Mr. Cornelius Buck The uild
g are IN good condition. and the and d~eling
house hive beet recently well painted Possessions
had the LIST January Persons disposed to rent or
purchase must make application previous the 10Th OK
November. JOHN ROBERTSON.
Richmond. October a.
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~ the hrst day Of January rinrr
- duly authorised by Mr.. John Darracot M sell he
highrsi bidder nj public auction, the TRACT OF LAND
on winch Tue said Darracou at prese resides.
he Forks OF Hanover, about eight miles above Hanover
courthouse containing about thee Hundred There
IS on ibs tract OF land Of the largest aud country
houses ~ this part nf Virginia eng almost new finished
ana painted ~ the best sylehesies there all other
necessary out houses, including ice house
unions healthy aud handsome in rentpei aud agrrclo
neigbborhcod, and immediately adjacent excellent
INIT Mr. Dtrracuit will take pleasure shelving the pre-
misses To any person wishing purchase. The sale VIII
lake place at Tnylursvir, about from the prrmi-
ses, where there generally large collie zion OF persons
assembled Tor the purpose Of hiring nc rnes.
The terms of sale will he credit of y "a munhs
the purchaser giving bonds with Improved secutitv aud
deed Of Irustto securc the purchase money.
JOSEPH N. SHEPPARD.
Nov y. 5T--i2t w. II. WINSTON.
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FOR SALE LEASE OR RFNT

7,
IA establishment in the
fA large 'wu Story stone house lumber house smoke
mousse aud lot OF ground o auni acres encIne
part OF which ground j. excellent garden. part OF
Tue stone house hied up for goods and grocery
s'uTewiih suitable counting The room. 7re
su'ncienl I"r the accommodation Of family them
having hTe places TbiS establishment, veil uacd in
Nage about 30 miles above Richmond, al nnttiob of
.nr Jhrs aud RvaHna rivers is ell deserving the atiem
oh q! any person DESTROYS prosecute business oe
eIchanise ms the Town certainly local udvua
yes superior To most places in shat part cf those
usPose"t l" purchase lease. rent will apply Mr..
H. johnson or Capt Ew ard J. Mapruder, residing in CO..
umo'a ." MIR Edmund Brown otIiiomond OF sub
scriber living in the county of LnuIsa.
November 55-IO- LUDLOW RANuAN
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IL The ENQUIRER is Published twice n week general
IS, and three times week during the STATE
:gtdafrTePrce, the same as heretofore Fipe Dollars
oun, payable in advance Notes of chartered speci.-
aging Banks sniyJ will be received in payment The Ed
f,rs viii guarantee the safeyof remtng them Ly mail
o.. postage OF all letters being paid writer's
p No paper will ne discontiuueS bul the discretion
Itbc neors, until all arrearages have been paid up
III Whoever will the pay nent of nine papss
shall have tenth grats.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, or tes-Firt Iosertion, Is cens-each
continuance. Sd cents.
No Advertisement inserted until has either been maid
or assumed hv person ills city or its enyirans
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JOHN NlcDONOTGH-

MERCHANT TAILOR. next door IN tbe Marsioa House
l'A Hotel. Man.strret Richmond respectfully Informs
bis customers, and the public generally that he has LOST re-
ceved and constantly has band haudsnme
Of surerhre iue black olive and fppry canur~d Otis
nnd CASSiMERES ufsuperior quaits which viii he mao
To order, ~ the shortest nOce, aud Nv the fashionable
style.
y. Die has also on hand variety of fashionable
RfADY MADE CLOTHES, nf de-rripfiou, suitsa
20 The .easor which hc will dpn.e Of ieenty per con
lower than such can be had fer in this city.
NOveraher "a, 55-tr,
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STOP THE VILLAIN

E(ANAWAY on tbe % inst mulaitO man named \ II, l.
~ low but large breasted and strong made fellow
little bow legged, has high full forehead dark ewes holes
IN his ears, iOeTnby sharp chin aud bold open
nance he his hair IL behind perhaps read and
write little, aud Keen artiul fellow He geuteell,
dressed and doubtless hasa good silver watch wiib GOLD
or Gilt chain, plenty Of money, boots, sc. rode arl
grey mare shout feet inches high in good order and
hod before, shoes not much worn long and we'll formed
uarked with the gears Der shoulders, scnr
on one shoulder, 90 j. believed the right) high up the
suontr nadeyery iick nu' not long name and tail she
With bearskn, big coat with large cape &c. lie l. goo
shoemaker house and miller turn his
10 almost any thing. lie has proJaby his name
tanned free papers, and wifi attempt pass free man
SOME other state will give arewnrd Of hundred dol
lars for Ned and twenty dollars for The mare " taken viii
out the state and delivered TO me- secured oba
them or half That amount, IN either VI taken within
The state aud reufne, Or secured ne aforesaid
SAMUEL MORRIS.
buckingham cnunfv Va. Aug. 10. g0-f
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4aTyEsA Old american .N,rSery.
dfTysE The subscribers continue the Nursery bu
SI%I3tS siness In ull its branches at the old estab
hshmeni, Flushing, L. l. New York,
.rus&x where they offer for sal. n large and general
assortment of FRUIT TREES, of the most
approved Kinds together with forest trees evergreens
fswering shrubs, &c &c. Orders promptly executed, and
rres carefully packed TOR part the United States
Europe Catalogues he had grnts of Messrs Ellis
Allan hchmond who will orders and forward them
To- the Nursery. LAWRESCF & MILLS
November rs. Set Ia,e "a Prinrs 4 70
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DRY GOODS.

DRI GOODS.
rElE subscribers OH hand and offer for sale nm the
4 most accommodating ieru>-
10 bales uapt cottons, this fails importation
100 pieces superior Grapes
10 bales blue, white aud dTab PLAINS
bale red lannels
do. twiiir,l kerSeys
iVo pieces cloths ami c'ssmeres Of various qualities
case superior warranted cnlors calico
2 cases hag' aud bantauna handkerchiefs
loo elegant raplliric robes
0vsegan san,arln Grape robes real Nuukin all color.
do all colours do.
i do rich hgWred silks
Aiarg,e assortment Of combs
I brown hollands Iimports,on
cases finest irish linens in market baltimore
few pieces finest Jeans and alarseilles ruillin-s
case "a camhrie, unconmdnly fine
10 cases hats, wool ana eameis hair
And many other articles
GROCERIES
7ht Subscribers haze hand eHsrsS for Sal, fo,--
% hhds bright retailing molasses
az S Sag. {prime green coffee
Iep packages fresh teas
20 pipes genuine Cogpao brandy
~ rpnchtons rum various qualities
10 tons SWedes iron
600 hoses window glass
AVo Srgs white lead, principally English
Putty, rosiD, sc.
100 boxes and barrels loaf sugar
aud 'eW Teceirt BY JiTst arrirulS--
~ hH-s ;uf,r f s.gar, being an entire parcel just
so bids. PennsS ivaria wLskey
10 pipe, genai1e cognac brandy from the importer,
ALSO, IN STORE,
$50 kegs hest cut nails, from Dover factory
100 boxes tea India Chi,st
I'D do. dining
100 casks old ren-ride aud dry Malaga Wine
hlis yerdigris
I50 hags .bot
100 boxes Go'gBtrs candles
These nre Offered tor SALE the public assured, ON the
most Accommodating
MoNCUkE, ROBINSON . PEASANTS.
November 49, 5s-4t
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f'hE susScrJers empowered 10y The pTesdent aud
directors OF she james River Company 10 receive pro
osS oF pert OF be Losns "uhnriSed be procured nv
tne y an act az the General Assembly passed the 2t
day OF February 1925 entitled an act making more e(ec
,ua provision TO ino effect the AFT entitled net
20 amend Tue net elfiiie i,r clearing improving
VIZ - s"t ion Of James river, aud uniting Eastern
and W-sieru waters Jy hs James aud At rivers
ani ior 'iher pnrppses."
Az monies loaned in pursuance of the said act must be
bd is,o 'be treasury The of the I'd Auditor
upon Ute payment II each loaned the Treasur,r
tAs C0ntn""w a;d vii ie certificate Of sfo,t Ior tie
Gh;p,h f"sreef P'P"'i,ae "t the csres TO
hh fehds ms executors, the loaned,
tnH interest aereee ou,iai tue shall L, seIn A.
huNUy pai'-itai the rriscipal irretremablr for
Nc"t' wears aud afterwards be at the pleas
urr OF the Legislature.
JERMAN BAKER, Treasurer.
arp'.s. 38-f J. BNOW% Jr. "a Auditor
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ELLIS 81 ALLAN
yIAVE for sale, u few bales Of German oznaburgs-
rickIenburgs--Dur,aps and Hes SLAMS.
ALSO,
Napned Cottons, superior quality
Plains, blue aud white ker,evs
Blue haircut Cloth ami olive tvilled Coatings
Aoi which, being con. ignment will he sold on IA
sorable terms irr rash or short credits.
November 2S 5a-4t
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

SWE Female Schoo at Moeot Airy, Caroline county.
- WIN be continued he ensuing year under the
Miss Hannah till.
IermS-inr board and tuition 1875 paid half YEARLY in
fdsance The school will begin the 20h Of February
and terminate on the 2Dth OF December following There
wil or no summer vacation The nner scholars Is
limited tn ten--a vhcancy remains ior
Nov. IS. 58--ilt UIIupUREv lIII
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BOARDERS

BOA RIDERS.
ltIlE subscriber - or is Members of
4 tine Legislature ami o,heT gentlemen with peuteel
Board Nt the trsi large hreeiory b,ck house above The
Planters Ho,e--nrir the Capitol His well
nhe ana much pains have been taken procure expe
rrnccd and proper servants. Good stables alsu il
readiness Tor the reception Of hnrses.Terrls moderate
November 25.
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HARD MARIE GOODS

HE subscriber has received 10y the late arrivals
nov receiving by thu ship Glide. general a>sortnen
Of HARD WARE, CUTLERY * sADDLERY, which
offered for sale on reasonable terms, bv
- THOMAS A. RUST,
Nov 3i---4t Al the Sign of the Paddock.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

ry'HE regular Packet Ship HANNIBAL, john Lowe mas.
ter she VIII sail on the st Of Dece niber For freight
OF passage having elegant accom- noJations apply 10
Octou-r 81. ol-tlD ROC Frs & HARRISON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-21
ADVANTAGES OF A PENSION.

A son of Neptune, resident in Plymouth. whose
twading limbs, iurIowed cheeks, silver locks, and
set-confesson, award him a seventy -seven years
pilgrimage the worlds wide waste, lately had
the -iate to mourn the loss OF his dearly beloved
betlerhalf, the partner of all his cares and par
tlcipalor in all his joys.
ssAlas! poor dear soul her lay i'll Tor considerable
timecre matters presencdIa criss;' during theiwhole
OF which time Neptune's dear son was wont TO sprin
kle the fast fading cheek of his adored rib with the
|briny drops OF the balm OF affection nor did his
cares stop there; for even to the day when she de-
parted hence to be heard no more did he continue
to alleviate her sufe:ings by administering small
drops Of native cordial TO enliyen his depressed
spirits. A new-day morn, however, having clearly
portrayed an approaching close, our rib lamentinE
veteran became alarmed-",D on't ye don't ye. my
dearest dear, don't yc die till Tuesday, were his
tender end frequent CALCULATIONS ''don't ye die till
Tuesday. because my pension will be paid then, and
| will bury you dacentLyE" Time rolled on, grinA
Death spared his victim, and the desired Tuesday
The hero of the tale (Which is positive sactl
absented himself to receive his pension. On his
turn finding matters much worse, and Tuesday be-
ing arrived he thought d" all was over" and order
ed the attendants to tie up her mouth and I'llbu.
ry her dacently." The poor womHn closed her
mortal career very shortly, and was buried daceht-
ty and the first act Of the hoary headed widower
was 10 consign one OF hei legs ia wooden one) to
the flames "that he might have dish OF tea, and
comfort himself" In his meditations. greater Com
fort, he thought, soon overlook him IN the lures
ard smiles of young damse of %, who blushng
ly consented Monday fortnight to espouse this
youthful pensioner. An immense crowd followed
the ardent, happy pair to and from church, and
|linued 10 serenade their dwelling during the day,
The walls of which were, towards night, adorned with
the following placard -" Live till Tuesday, & I'll
bury you dacsntly" Eng. pa.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-21
Notice.
TO BE SOLD ar PUBLIC SALE,

IN sixth day. the 28h instant the following described
" Tracts of Land, late the property of William Phillips
deceased, of Mill Creek hundred, New Castle county
state OF Delaware.
No. l. Containing about eighteen acres, well watered
with good proportion Of arabic wood and meadow land
being eligible situation for some mechanical business
spring OF good water and about twenty-five Of wood
being well calculated for i small farm
No. s. small tract of wood land to be sold in one
or two acre lots TO suit purchasers.
The above described property is pleasantly situated Il
good neil hborhood, and about nine miles from Whining
ION: persons wishing view it, may have it shewn then
by calling on VIM Phillips, adjoining said property Al
tendance will be given, and conditions of sale made know
s|
EZEKIEL REED & BENJAMIN WEBB.
llh mo. Sd 1928. VI
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-21
Notice to my Creditors.

TAKE NOTICE, that !, ABRAHAM V. MATTSoN
Professor of Mathematics and late Teacher in the Acade
my at Wilmington, Delaware have appledto the Judges
the Court of Common Pleas of the county OF Allegheny
nhe State of Pennsylvania, for the benefit OF the ACTS
General Assembly of said State made for the relief Of In
solvent Debtors and that the said Judges have appointed
Monday the 18Th day of December next for the hearing
me and my Creditors, at the Courthouse in the CITY
Pttsburgh at which time and place you may attend, !
you think proper, and cause, if any you have, why
should not be discharged.
ABR AHAM v. MATTSON.
Allegheny County Jail, Nov. 5th, 1928. 92-otp
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4zxsSxzu-
POPE Plus VII.

The late Pope was very humane and benevolent
person, greatly attached to the English, towards
whom, on every presentation at his Court, he mani.
tested kindness. The Pope never would permit an
Englishman when he was presented to him, to in
duge in The weknown humiliRiing ceremony of
kissing the great toe. This old relic of Popish
superstition was these occasions, converted by
the good old man, into cordial and affectionae
embrace He possessed considerable portion of
wit and bumor, but constantly alive to the sacred
character which he had to maintain, seldom indnl
ged in either. During the illness which terminated
his life, he observed TO his medical attendants with
all your skill and science, you cannot find cut the
cause Of my disease, and even if you could, it would
be impossible for you TO prescribe remedy--ny
malady consists in my being in the SD year of my
age" Eng. pay.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-21
NOTICE.

RpY virtue Of law passed BY the Legislature of the
I'D State of Delaware, the 9th day of February,
1923, have had the Tract parcel of land therein
described, surveyed and plot of the same made and
returned into the Recorders office at New Castle, i
and for New Castle County for the information of all per-
sons who may be concerned DANIEL MELVIN.
Appointments Hundred. Nov. 10, 1898. 95-3mp
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JOB PRINTING
DONE AT THE
w. q, EGglhEBl1Iyfs EzAYF @sE "a 4. GB1H95
Private Sale.

A FARM in New Castle hundred, containing from lis
9H 10 100 acres, 20 of which is meadow of the first quail
IN 20 woodland, the remainder excellent arabic land
li farm lies on the main road from Wilmington TO New
|Cle, half way between the TWO places. On the prem
ses are good frame dwelling house stories, rooms on
soor with kitchen, and pump at the door, young and
thriving apple orchard This property eligible stua
ton for person disposed to attend market For terms
|apply to -
At George Clarks, Red Lion Hundred.
November 10, 1923 9l-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-11-21

MIR. ANcERsrEIN's beautiful grounds and ger
dens, on the xt'enlty OF Blackhealh, are now in
The creates. perfection. The exotic shrubs anu
plants, some OF them of the greatest rarity in this
country are all Aourishng and healthy. In the
centre of the large greenhouse, which is more el,
evated than any other in the neighborhood OF Lon
don, standsa magnificent and lofty pine, from Van