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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
RICH NECK ESTATE-
Late the property of William Frazer, Esquire, deceased
FOR SIZE.

THE subscriber offers for sale Mt NeyCast,e on s,,,
Gay the I day OF June nex the house of Henry steele
e ABOVE valuable property TO the farmer and gazer Sit
Nate ~ INC river Delaware, in Appoquninink Hundred
Newcastle County, Delaware commonly Lno,.n -, ~
Fubhc by the name OF Morris Listos or Rich Ncck
contains 500 acres IF plough land or hereabout 81
~ ana ir o " 10 100 Of woodland Of the best quail
y, ana about 2oO acres Of private enanled meado adj
Joining the same well dcled and drained and now here
ming DAILY N tine order. Also with tie above farm 80
acres o. prime Marsh, called Robs lslan situate nj be
lower sac OF, and adjoining Black Bird Creek a. Ne
mouth, and the river Delaware anil other marsh ri No
subscriber to the south This Island is attached mil ~
sl a. nody Of marsh now nearly embarked, by he
sed for any kind Of gra,s grain flax Or hrmn
perry ehJoys great advantages as stock farm far cat
SheeP ana hogs The late owner was well lown az g.
icor;ued farmer and grazier.
The Improvements are A rood ,,o s.or,, L.,. III, i.
n2Lsc' WIN Kitchen, dairyouse, smokchousc corr
erins stables hay house, barn. and large yard bo.r
h, W. s wv RACKS, rous &c. The sitaton of nc
coMahng an elegant view ofthe highlands of Chrigtina
,lhd an unlimited view down the bay There i; M ar"ra
f, spot = DC found any whcrc enjoying Drrc ar
from We sea, and fine pure wholesome M;ter II Kim
miles below fort Delaware and but that d;st 49,, 49, a.
contemplated route Of the Chesapeake and lleayr H.
"a % miles 'om Philadelphia BY water and u by Iand
m,nisa ns ra ana from CanNelps bridge, Il com.
ais me market with the Shipping river craft ,n III
~ i1 ehuoned towns. An abundance Of fish and ra,
~ Seusons; 4r Newell, the gentleman who iyes Oh nc
lI w." snow I to any persons, degirous seeing H.
~, III . ie one ilar the purchase money in October
ana the residue IN yearly payments with nterrst
& s purchasing, to receive the rent of tie current
n,tnb pussess9n SO as to make any improvements il
ne@t-and full possession the 18th of March 1904
IL is desired sooner, the subscriber VIII nbts;, 4
~ desrous ofpurchasng private sale before tle
W VI June next. will apply to General John Caldwell
inln5 tom Or the subscriber 4'l VII
W. c. FRAZIER,
Anr;l ts ,eog Lancaster, Pennsylvania
- I32-l5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
I'WO.sI.a,S .sbDOWELL

AS removed his Office to No. ca King Street y.
nnlngtch where he continues 70 perform ne di1,'
n office Of Justice Of hc Peace aud Notary labM /
Deeds Wills Leases, Releases l,, instruments Of NH
generally, with accuracy and despatch
Wilmington, February %, 1885 Ill
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
EDUG9TIO.N

S. BARsToW respectfully informs the public M
has resumed the ardious duties If his profession X
YoUNo LANES ACADEMY and that he has fini,hclt NJ
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for vcc
an extensive and useful cducationSa Satisfactory ,Drsr
or Temperament and scholarship may be seen BY caIar
the establishment.
TERAS-Board, Tuition and Stationary, S3o ps,r,
-, Tuition and Stationary, 81 per a. =
Wilmington, Sept. 10. 1922. T-.f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
CHEAP GOODS,

'Eso reduce small stock Of winter goods Cloths Cav
a. mers' Sattinetts, &C. are offered either who's i
FETAL At reduced prices And almost any article q \
growth. produce manufacture Of the United Sae Y
PC reccied N exchange for these and other goods y
'''' "a JOHN r.. DRIScELE
March 7h, 1923. d
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
Il. Nj. PONlEROY'S
.1tE1.qLLTC STR3p 2yn po1,r,

SFoR Razors, Surgeons Instruments &c n,nnf,. rad
by Constant, Kirkland, and Co. Wainpford Connec.
c and 50, sold At the Waterman Printing Office and Book
sote 10 ioo' Market street The above Strap and Paste
are offered to the Pubcwth full belief that thew will H.
found on trial far SUPERIOR any ever before used in ,bs
or any other country Isn,n, ,o r .tiS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
TO M HWo 1A4Y BE CoNcER8ED

NOTICE is hereby given, that in enI TO appg y.
~ next courtof common pleas and quarter sess
peace, IN and for the county of Newcastle, to comm,
on the 10Th day Of May next for commission . In;
and bold my land situate in The forest Of AppoG,nl
Hundred, adjoining lands of the heirs Of Walter D. ag
deceased the heirs Of Alexander Beard deceased sas
Thomas, the heirs Of Benjamin Mccay deceased NI,
H. Roberts, and John Crouch, agrceably to an acl !"
provided SaMgFL MCG0i.
April o. 1873. So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which we confidently think far exceeds ever, ,i.,s
purpose, before exhibited both as il resp.c,s .s'
cheapness ct construction and ease Of operation
1t las been in in Massachusetts SIX years ,,i
nands universal appreciation 1t is la,ey p,erS
Giles Dayton, the inventor, of whom the sub,nsSs
purchased the exclusive right Of making and yelhl
virtue Of power Of attorney from said patener y !,
the above right to any person or persons in The con
Philadelphia, Lancaster, York, Bucks and Northamg@
the state OF PENNSYLVANIA. ABRAHAM EyRl
June 18, 1829--ly Near Non, ra.I
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
NOTICE,
IMPORTANT 10 Farmers, Tavern Keestr. n.
Travellers and Economists IN r.,,, ' SN'''

1HIf0i'HHt 80 EnIWtF6, 1uUeTH heeifrs n.
7rauctlers and Economists IN p.,,., Sl'a'
The advantages derived from straw ,set.ss,.,,
ses, cattle and even sheep, has long been nrns1
knowledged by experienced agrculturasei, ~ 4a
many parts of america, TO be very great
fitness for horse, not only because it is much II
hay, but il at once them against heayS, t
founders three most destructive tseases 4, u1s
are liable, and which often destroy them n
their usefulness. 1t has been used with as.oa, h4
cess in fattening cattle in the stall, by pcn,lems
necticut, whose experiment has been recomm'r5
aId before the agricultural societies in Come ",
Massachusetts,. Sheep also do well, fed On s,~..
ed in the ordinary way, as for horses These AZ e
other successful experiments have been nae bv a
prlslng tarmersi even while laboring under al .T
vantages arising from the want Of some easy IA .s
method Of cutting the straw. The Importance osa.
ject has long time called upon the gen.s Of bnl
and America, TO supply the public with some eMsa
machinery Tor the purpose Many trials have befs
and many specimens Of great ingenuity and e1nrr,
been exhibited; some OF which have done bppa ,.% y
inventors but in general have fallen Aort, in u,ry u
old Dutch Shib0N, so called.
But the public are now invited TO call and view s,l,
selyes,a ~ H'|
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
FOR sale Or RENT,

Two Story brick house in French between 3D. c. Sd
IN Streets Wilmington. The tcrss will be easy and made
known at No. Ill, Market Street.
JOHN n. BEINCKLIY.
Wilmington, March 7th, 1925. 21--
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DOMESTIC IND FOREIGyT
DRY GOODS.

lust OPENED by the subscriber NJ. CT, Nartetsreet
~ at the stand formerly occupedby Levy raey oppo-
site x. Keddys Inn, extensive assortment Of Wooen
Cutt0n Linen and silk Goods, which will be sold whole.
sale or retail ut the lowest Philadelphia prices.
CIALKLEY SOMERS.
tfHh'Rgfon, 5th Mo. 1st 1928. S7-9lD
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FERTILIZERS, FURs, sc.

EUST Observation-Disclosures Of superior quality in bags
- containing from cot 90 lbs each Also variety Of
Furs Wool, Quilts Brstles Rags &c. all Of which for
sale at No. Ill, Market Street JOHN H. BUINCkLE'.
Wilmington, March 9Th, 1925. 21--
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
Christian Advocate,

This work Is continuation Of the Presbyterian Maya
Aine. II IS published monthly At 50 per year.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
Periodical Literature.
Conducted b. ROBERY Jy.lLSH n.

This work is published monthly. forming two volumes il
die Year 1t comprises q scientific and literar
Intelligence selected from the periodical works of Grea
'Iainahd FFance-prce S6per year, payable il advance
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
UNION HOTEL-PeIe1sJnrg-

Propretors, have opened this TAVERN the old
est Establishment of the Kind in Petersburg, which
been much Improved from time time, in all the interior
aParime mt, well by additional buildings so ms To an-
swer all the purposes of public Tavern and boarding
House. Such the arrangements of the buildings and
accommodations, with some new improvements which are
rapidly advancing 10 state of completion Travellers
and visitors, with Ladies and young families
venienily and "greeably entertained The premises
Localized IN close contigur TO the commercial part
OIL is growing and prosperous town, and being
Hsey and happily situated that calm retirement, pub
nc situation, can he enjoyed ut pleasure.
The Propetors shall, upon all occasions make their
ana duy 10 give satisfaction aud with sincere
view to accomplish that and desirable object they
haii spare no pains whatever, all the depart
exceest Lodging Rooms duty furnished good Servants
honest and attentive abundant table, with the most
quors which country will afford We are no, mnmnd
ui of the important value OF well regulated
this department shall just expectation aud TO
effect that object have employed able
ed Ostler distinguished Tor his attention and fdeltyhe
will do his duty Our Stables and Carriage Houses are
now large aud will also be improved. Our Water lot is
such that Horses have free when or
dered The stable lot being Immediately situated Apo
ell and managed by Mr.. James Durell who epjuyed so
much prosperity in line and gave general salts
by Mr. Eess wo Gy M and
anu received the attention OF Mr. Dure friends hope
DAVID MEADE resides on the premises and will con-
u1o the affairs OF this house, assisted by Mr. COOPER
who has long serv~i in this Establishment, and his
department Is generally known, make
~ for tender assurance or Recommendation in That
respect
IL rs useless for US to state Board the
eeh, m"in or Near-ihey are moderate the abund
nce our hghly favored country requreon this subject
we confidently hope our and country friends
NM NM; s,Ianger m have no cause to complain we close
Vim ASKING II ms iavor that person may leave
our mouse win feeling sentiment of complaint without
s,ang the cause.-The proper explanation redress will
| always he made.
we mink II necessary 10 add, that kind has
en us win healthy situation. used AT our
mouse perhaps from the best Springs below
tlins, aud our Ice House is very convenient.
DAVID MEADE,
PETER NJ. IiARDAWAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
LAND FOR SALE.

'H'E subscriber offers for tract of snG on which
ne resides, situated in the Chesterfield SIX
miles from Manchester aud tween The Manchester rn
PIKE ana Jane, river fs contains acres 10 of
winch Is wool land IF good quality heavily tinirre
as any land in the county excellent saw mill has
recently been erected upon tho premises, very
soou stream, which renders the timber peculiarly valuable
me improvements consist OF cuInmoduus dwelling
mouse buildings Tor servants PURPOSES
aud gooh barn and stable The situation is remarkably
heahv and the land well The tract may De di-
Fed ad'antAgeousy and will be disposed OF If desired
IL ,ne ahoVt tract Of land is disposed privately
lore me hrst day of October next il will that ay be-
oHered nj public auction the premises upon credit OF
one TWO anu three years. ii desired the ylpent of
the purchase money will be divided into annual ins,nI
Hents, each nsalnent bearing interest The day of
sane AT TIE same time and place will he on credit
o hhe nonhs all the farming utensils the growing CROP
o. corn IoIde hay, oats and rye, Wagon team two
chrs the stock OF Sheep hogs cows (amongst which
arc two yoke of oxen and good mich cows aud
every species Of property pertaining to the farm
July4 ~ 81 -, az 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
Course of .fnufemico[ Lecf,lres.

~ Instructions, in Practical Anatomy. by JOHN d.
- uoDMAN, III. D.-rhis cburse commences the second
%eeH OF November next, ut the ANATOMICAL ROOMS.
college Avenue, Qmnedatey in tue Of University
OF renStIvar') nnd continues until the OF March,
ensns he Lectures viii be delivered Mondays, Wed
nssnays thursdays aud Saturdays, at quarter before
oc"ek, r. NJ The days on winch Lectures are given
anatomy The method followed by Dr. q. in his demon.
s"ons as purely analytical The dsscctions not pre-
pnreu previous TO tue lecture. but are made before
e'ass al Tue moment of description whatever part the
!sem iniy oe me subject nf consideration. The advan-
D n ihry established by several delivered in
nIaueph'a ana II has received the unqualified approba-
ton Of AL competent judges have witnessed lis EN-
ploymeni. " '
ne a a oMiCAI ROOMS are fitted up with espe-
cia attention 10 the comfort OF the class and the
ier Improvement The instruments for the stud, OF
opeIae Surgeiy' all those used in making Anatomical
preparations and the prvie Of the Lhrnry and
ng o"h are allowed 10 the student free OF additional
Philadelphia. Sept. 20. 4o-to,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

or unnecessary. Why ,lI he mol move Tor it's repea!
-(liear. hear, he,r.l In the Resnu,ions which ,h.
no" Member had proposed, Ae frs, declared tina,
t-e discussion had been attended with more benefit
man INJURY, and then said that il was inexpetient TO
subject individuals 10 punishment ON account Of the
expression oi Their Opinions religious matters lf
Ihehts, pat OF the resolution were true the second
sas quite unnecessary. lf there had been as the
non. Member assumed in his Resolutions Tree di.-
tnss,on, what more did he desire lie (Mr. L was
sasiiou with the law ss Stood and would not con-
SOM TO CHANGE II. He could conceive that cases might
occur 10 which II would he mpoltic To put the law in
io'ce. ibat was matter of discretion. But ii IL
c"slu he shown that ia dozen cases the discretion
nad been abused, IT would determine hin, to nut
aside the law altogether. He would not consent to
allow men, who from sordd motives, endeavoured to
punished.
MI. HUME said he would not press the House 10
dv,,oh on the Resolutions, because irthey should
he aihtmed there would not be time TO pass N Bill
founded upon them during The present Session
lhe Resolutions were negatved without division
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
Old TOWN FOR SAT.E

ME subscriber will offer for sale publicly at KING
Il William Courthouse, the 4th Monday in Novembe5
next unless previously disposed Of that valuable tract of
,hnd ing IN the said county Immediately the Pan,un
hey river commons called and known by the name of
Old Town containing 63i acres-3SI of which are high
land md $50 marsh This plantation is laid Off and cult
Fh'ed IN three fields and has il good dwelling house
ana I'll necessary ont houses in good repair and the quail
oil he land inferior TO none in this of country
me SAID land will be sold subject TO the life estate
therein or Mrs Lucy Johnson One third Of te purchase
money will he required in cash. the remaining two thirds
hherai Indulgence will be given upon the purchasers
rcntng bonds it'll approved security deed of trust
upon the land 10 secure the payment.
~. ,,, AMMoN JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
NOTIf;E-

virtue oi two deeds of trust executed by Nicholas j.
- foinu"xeri the first David Watson and Richard
morslu Tor the purpose Of securing the PAYMENT of
money therein specified 10 be due William Morris the
second executed TO Garrit nj Quarles Edwia Watkins
10 Necue me paymant OF certain money therein
peihed TO he due To- Dnct James Minor he sold for
csn on the premises on the third day OF November 1928
iair, u no the next fair day. containing
81 acre situated in tie OF Goochaud ON both sides
~ creek Joining the lands of David Royster,
Wlam miller, John Rois;er and others. The subsc
convey such title as vested in them trustees and no
DINER DAVID WATSON,
RICHARD NORRIS tun
q. NJ QUARLES trustees
EDWIN WATKINS
August &c. % lwo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
A SITUATION WANTED

a YOUNG MAN who can produce satisfactory tes,ino-
mails of his qualifications anxious engage
Tor the ensuing lie would prefer contracting
committee ami will close with any fair offer.
lie proposes teaching The elementary branches OF an En-
gsh education the Latin and Greek languages and all
higher branches OF collegiate education lie pledges
undivided attention to the duties Of his school,
accuracy more important than celebrity
therefore, will be TO imbue the mind the pupil deeply
with whatever he teaches.
rPersons disposed make him offer win be so good
ms tn address their letters A. b. Prince Edward Cour
housr. Virginia. and their will be duly al
tented To. Sent. 5. a5-Xsna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
EXTRACT from lhe ror, rolio ofn cnnlan snnr, rara

Extract from the Port Folio oft Canton Supra Cargo
SUgNAMEs.
We lately have heard from "A Magazine hack
hat eurnames all 90 by cnnirnrirs,
nut IN" Chrivbeil without huncIi gu his hack,
.rt sne ., know tina, hi po>,ua,e varies
80 liant has been worldly hunted,
Pm Ci,eoe in his crahbedness through his plot
Ana Ll'ibe II not promptly airunted.
poos Colsridge has found that Parn,ssus, nj last
for him II al be-, hut a cnid ride;
A1H Goldsmith md plenty Of money amassd,
~ WOE lsworths vagariss worthy no words
Yet Bloomfield IA flowers nr fancy affords
Ana ceraiuly Swift was no slow wit.
" the b'i,lis's woman, AMI shee is man,
=, anu h"sge sings of brownies hnd witches,
pe, Milman can SIT all the whoa, from III. bran
AND Philips can IN up his speeches.
- Arn''roag Il po.ticai baby.
Yet Barb0u.tl possesses u Cine he I'd of hair
And Buzh.'s ms busy maybe.
Tho Massirgrr never sung mass in hi, life
=. Ana Ford be located dry land,
BE, os!ergoois would end the worlds strife
- Aud Brton resides island:
Az, gray .as grown old on the records Of fame,
NJ Mason his glory erected.
Art Burns in his genius, Flows with n n,r.
""ich Tue torch of old Time has reflected.
AM yeti Is strange mus, freely confess
y, Ihai Salt shou,i put Afri- in pickle,
-ihat Adam should send modern works to the pre,s
HI n,,u eirn should make mach out OF Mickle
'isse IS one Mr. White wl'oi black INV hat,
M. Black, who Is as White as while paper
"9a ia ere, is old scahright rs blind ms bat,
And eiil'Dando nothing hut caper
- mr. stone "a a sot-hcaded fellow
AIR. ChrIian kneelS down in a Jews syHao,rne.
- Mr.. Walters is apt 20 get n,cihIw
hlr. Nddlelou lives in the midst of n wood
. Mr. Hail is confined to his garrel
mr.. Peace IS dsiig hied with battle and hloot.
miss sdcnce ean talk like parrot
Ms: Penn has been instructed 20 write.
- Ar. hcad Is dehciert In renting
MISS Grace lisa shrew; Mr.. Wri<l,t pay.r -,
- mr. Law has no talents for ple,dng- So
4ns three Miss Devoiions are fond uf ror,a,o
.iwas itoiicking Steady that taught ,en,
AL u! VI Shaner is teacLing 10 dance
Tue imeioveahie Miss SIutleboi,om
MS, Duco'ub is going rs fas, as she can
WIN MISS Trot in Il rapi cons,mntion.
htJsS hlnnly u hut an indifirren, man
WIS Ptout has no Mind of presunnti,,
Ws. unrIisnns's father we know is names tn,
~ mr.. no'ipson's We know is named II,rrv,'
'nl,a o'iie adores the rough sound OF tbe Jfu,,.
MISS MauioVe declares She womb marrv
mr.. aorsr, good man, is n peaceable fri.nd
:, NIs' spencer they say, wear, the brsschos
'l Long Is 50 ShnrI that hes soon AZ an erI
a, nI, Shortsery iong ia his speeches
"is Miller was never inside OF A mill:
~ 'lr' c1"isy is prone vagari.s
Ihus snrnames, pye shown, irt ti,en, cas-, all. 80
bolh do AMI dont 80 by contraries "'' 'uey W.T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
SALE OF I-ANnS

PURSUANT 10 decree ofthe Court of Chancery for the
district OF Williamsburg, pronounced July
VIII be ssd 10 the highest bidder public auction before
the door of the Courthouse OfJames City county the
second Monday in November next being James y county
court day, the following tracts Of land, beong ng she
estate OF nnel Jones, Senr deceased and situated In the
county Of James CITY, 10 wit The tract OF land called pnn
bars containing by old survey FIVE hundred thirty
acres lying two and half miles above williamsburg
on H. so or so acres Of which st swamp land and
mas an abundance OF wood on H. very conveniently
Tor Williamsburg market. Alse tract called TURNER'S
Neck containing about $50 situated nayigable
stream or creek Of The and within miles Of
Cmckahnminy river The improvements this tract are
toletahly good and IL abounds in good timber Also
other tract called Morrs, containing 400 which
are good bindings, and is well mbcred living miles
Of williamsburg And small Of 100 called
Lvely's. adjoining the lands Of William lauker lies
within two miles Of York river, which there
PovemeDts credit Of one, two, three four and Eve
years allowed the purchasers, upon giving bond and
proved security with deed Of trust the property.
VIM M'CANDiISH, NJ. g. %. G. w.
Anpnst 10 an-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

= - 7.tr.lP I|tgHUTH una NITnID BOnntfS.
M KS WHITE, inert door to ". n ID. Kyie-s Mark,
brdge) most respectfully acquainlS her friends and
.ne Punc generally that she has again resumed the MILF
mary business Her assortment is entirely new, bein, So
ecIeu W New YORK IN the OF the weeks and
~ every article was purchased for cash. they will he sold
chsaPer ihan heretofore offered in this city.
Amongst her variety the Bolivar Ieghorn Flat benp
.ne new sye introduced and in all the Northern Ci
ues Also the large Leghorn Fiat well those of The
misses sizes All of which beautiful goods
Also elegant Straw Has, and Straw Bsnnets Figured
Satlh hlnuns White Florence. White, Blue aud PINK
Dimps straw Trimmings hinei, Hair Bfiids and lIa r
Upis p3 babes genuine London Maecassar OH for pro
fL trndS Of Mantanpntng erefsd in The nnost MA, l.
JHshionnbte manner aud on the shortest notice
LfshoFn and StrnD BORneS altered and press.d in
tho best NV F'-U w
~ AN orders from her county icnds nil meet Ivth he
sn,ne hrid attention as formerly 97-w4S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30

Fancy Boot & Shoe Manufdctory-R Removed.
E subscriber has taken the house three doors below
his former stand opposite the Swan Tavern e, e no
MI manufacture Ladies eati,msn Fancy Boots Shoes
he shortest notice lie has lately received some hand
son} figured Denmark Satin, and expects TO receive in -
feSays some handsome coored Denmark Satin fig
nella Denmark Satin, English hid Morocco and seaskr
will make handsome northumberland as canpo, fail 10
plense those who will favor him with their custom,
sept. IT, 3B-tt PHILIP SPARE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-30
FRUIT TREES.
LITTER & MONEY Los

ON the 18th June last letter addressed the sub.
~ scriber nj Hchmand, Va enclosing 100 note Of the
Bank of Virginia psyn5 Jyncbnrg letter D. No 1888
By Mr. Henry ~ Jones, merchant of Brownburg Va which
letter mailed and forwarded from the post NJ Ina
place The above day but has yet reached
NJ Destination. PonasteTs respectfully reqsested a.
forward said letter should by any hive arrived
their offices Any Information respecting the eomrnu
neated to Mr.. John ~ Gordon Of Richmond or Mr. Tenr,
B Jones Of Browusburg, will be- gratefully received
and suitable reward allowed for Information or dis.
covery respecting the same. PRESTON TR0TTER
September 20 4f-wsyy