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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-22
10 make Pickle or Brine TOR Beef.


To eight gallons Of water add halfa pound Of salt
pctre, one pound OF brown sugar, and one quart Of
molasses, with as much fine salt as will make it
float an egg light, taking care that the salt dssolves
lest it be too strong-skim we'll, & 1t is fit for
Your beef or tongues should be put in cold water
and remain "a hours, then drained for an hour or
two previous to its being put into the pickle.
Beef tongues, veal or mutton Tor smoking should
not remain longer in pickle than ten days.
This pickle need not be boiled, (Which operation
tends TO harden the mrat) but will remain perfectly
sweet till spring, when after your beef is used OF
taken out, will be found the very best in which tc
cure shad giving them delicious flavor, and fine
red color throughout.
This receipt is offered with confidence TO the Ed
tor Of the Farmer, one Of the very best ever a
dopted. And it is the opinion OF the writer, viii
answer fully well for pork, with the exception tina
the latter should not be soaked in water.
Hner E1r
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-22
STANZAS,

casioned By reading those beautiful Eaes from
The Spanish, beginning,
"Toll not the bell of death for me
"When am dead" SC.
When death hath babe his arrow ny,
Come not beside my couch Of trouble,
To gaze upon my wandering eye,
Nor talk Of Hopes exhausted bubbles
When die
You that on Lies mild surface sail,
Fast by the groves that skirt the billow,
Bring moi your garands from the vale,
To fade unwelcome round my pillow -
When die.
In that last hour OF suH'ring nature,
When Ear,hs's light joys inconstant ny;
Slrew not your insect pleasures nigh,
To rob Of peace each pallid feature -
When die.
While on these quiv'ring lips ye see
Lies cbbng accents Iaintly tremble,
Oh not with cold and curious eye,
Beside my curtains rude assemble
When die.
Or would ye press, to ask me why
NV heart was tired--my sojourn weary
To give your thoughlless souls reply,
would but say -" The world is dreary -
When die
Now lei the needless crowd retire,
While one dear form, in anguish kneelng
Waits the last fash OF Natures fire,
And grants the boon all else deny;
One gush of woe--one burst OF feeling -
When die.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-22
PEACH TREEs.-A practical nursery man


PEACH TREES.-A practical nursery man
now in the Office, requests US to state for the benefit
Of the public that he has discovered the cause OF
the decay Of our peach trees and also how, eHectu-
ally, TO remedy the evil. The cause is small grubs,
about an inch in length that breed in the roots from
nts deposited there the preceding season, and in
the spring, hatch and feed upon those roots, and al
ter devouiing the sap, then make their way up the
body OF the tiee nourshing themselves as they pro-
coed till they advance two or three feet, when the
root ceases to supply them, and then they die and
The tree with them. Now for the remedy, which
has never been known to fall AS soon as the buds
begin to put forth and the leaf TO appear IN The
spring. and before they quite out, remove from
the bottom of the tIee entirely all the dirt or turf
till you to the bare roots, from which scrape
all the loose old rotten bark then take three quarts
of fresh Stacked lime for large and full grown tree
and so on in proportion for smaller and youngeI
one and lay it carefully on and about the roots,
vering it from the weather, and 1t will destroy thess
destructive maggots entirely. 1t is about the Tins
the present season to begin your work but some
years it will be earlier, and some later.
P.S. The roots of decayed peach tree, with
part of the stem, proving the correctness of the
facts and theory Of the above, is left in The Office fol
inspection, ~. I. Eren' GoSt'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-22

AN ACT providing for the execution of the titles to lard
that part of the State of Louisiana situated between
the Rio liondo and the Sabine river.
Brit eaacted by the Senate aud muse Of Representatives. If
the United States Of .4neca in Congress deSenble, That
all that tract Of country situated between the Rio
Hondo and Sabine river, within the State OF Lousi
ana, and previously TO the Treaty of the twenty
second of February, one thousand eight hundred
and nineteen, between the United States and SPAIN
called the Neutral Territory, be, and the same is
hereby, attached to the District south OF Red river;
and the Register and Receiver of the Land Office,
in said District, are required to receive and record
ell written evidences Of claim TO land in said tract CT
country, derived from, and issued by, the Spanish
Government OF Texas prior to the twentieth day OF
| December, one thousand eight hundred and three
accurding TO the regulations, to the granting OF
lands, the laws and ordinances of said government
! and to receive and record all evidences of claims
founded on occupation, habitation, and cultivation,
designating particularly the lime and manner ia
which each tract occupied, inhabited, or cuIli-
waited, prior 10, and on the twenty second Februarys
eighteen hundred and nineteen, and the continuance
thereof subsequent TO that time with the extent OK
improvement on each tract, and 10 receive and re-
4 cord such evidence as may be produced, touching
the performance OF the conditions required TO be.
Fl performed by any holder of any grant, concession,
warrant or order OF survey, or other written evil
dence of claim, and on which the validity of such
; claim may have depended ueder the government
from which it emanaed, and TO receive and record
all evidence Of fraud in obtaining issuing the
; written evidence Of such claims, aud Of their aban
Comment or forfeiture.
Sec. 2. find be it further enacted, That the Reg
lister and Receiver, aforesaid shall transmit to
b the Secretary of the Treasury complete record of
all the claims presented to them under this act and
Z the evidence appertainng TO each claim, and shall
0 also make gu, and transmi, TO the Secretary OF the
fl Treasury abstract, containing the whole number
e Of claims in four distinct casscs the first OF which
S shall contain specification of the nature and
y. tent Of complete titles, the time when, and by whom
issued and TO whom with the date of any transfer,
= the name of the person transferring, and 10 whom
transferred and where the conditions of such grans
patent have been complied with the second shall
contain ell clens founded en- written evidence and
not embraced in the FIRST class, and where the con.
a ditions on which the perfection Whereof into com"
e plete titles may have depended according to The
II laws and ordinances oil the Spanish Government,
are .newn 50 have bet>, complied with; the third
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NO. 1874.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

rrce is f.e dollars year 20 those who do not either
bcr subscriptions in advance or before the first Of
nr Decealri, and fur Doars to those who do at or
Elore which time, fa subscriber wishes to decline, he
s notify the e.or Of his intention; non compliance
* mols, and no paper will be discontinued without
elmeut OF them except at the option Of the editor
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
,ban three months; four times for dollar, and TWEEN
reos for every subsequent nsertio longer in pro-
sian. advertisers arc requested to specify in writing
H. Ionr their advertisements to be inserted they
Fbc continued till forbid. Letters IL the Editor, to i'll
i Ne attention must be post paid.
AiueTs.sing blythe year.
b Subscribers. To Non-Subscribera.
Vi year $40, % year IT, 70
E6monhs U, " months y, "
3Gdo q, - 8 DO. ,, w
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Let no vain pomp attend my way,
To yon green yew-,rees' dark enclosures
But Love lament and Friendship sigh,
AndGlief prepare her wreath of osiers -
When die.
Let fond Affections tribute calm
My moral doubts--my mem'ry cherish
Her sacred tears my bier embalm,
And DER my pail unwasting flourish -
When ! die.
So when Lies turbid streams are still,
And its black frowns no more beset me;
Some friend may PHYS rites fulfil,
And foes Gf any SUCH forget me -
When die
MONTGARNIER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-22
B.a.vE OF DELajy,aRE.

April 5th, 1923.
ELECTION will be held on Thursday, the first day
Of May next, al the Banking House. 10 elect Directors
he principal Bank, and Directors for the Branch Bank
Milford, to serve the ensuing year.
ESl-4t ERENEZER BLACKISTON, Cashier.
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FROM THE SPANISH.
Toll not the bell of death FOR me,
When | am dead
Slrew rot the flowery wreath Ger me-
On my cold bed,
Let friendships sacred tear
On my fresh grave appear,
Gemming with pearls my bieir
When am dead;
No dazzling, proud array,
Ofpageantry display,
My fate 10 spread;
Let not the busy crowd be near.
When am dead
Tanning with unfelt sighs' my bicr--
Signs, quickly sped
Deep let the impression rest
On some fond feeling breast;
Then we're my mem'ry bIc:t,
When am dead
Let not the day be writ
Love will remember il,
Untold--unsaid
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-23
Same Dates via .Nor1oM.]
LATEST FROM EUROP.,

Nrw YoRK, May l2.--Ijy the ship Man
ha'tan, Capt. Crocker, Fl ON Liverpool, we
have received our regular files of london
papers to the 9TH, and Liverpool to the 9th
April inclusive.
We have some long details iD The Lon
uoI Courier respecting the consPirasy for
merry noticed, of certain French officers
10 overthrow the Bourhons, and place the
Dung Napoleon on the throne Theco1~
sNrators are said TO have started from dif-
lefent points on the same day, ana that
in'if principal committee sat at NittGrla in
sf@n, whi!her the different members had
Fr"cc"Jrd, after having arranged ichaanels
vi communication with Lisbon and C0run
iia' a few of The principals were 10 re-
man ut Paris and London 10 act as cir
'7hs'anc"s might require. This plot
Seems 10 he regarded by most nj the Lon
1"h papers, as the mere invention of the
"'''irr, got up for the pnrposs Of inhnrn-
,,..nh' ~ s"f'e way or oiher, the existing
'..PH''9 Of France and Spain. We never
"'tach"d much credit 10 il.
NJ; Rown, Advocate, and fvc others,
n"o been tried at Paris for uttering sedi-
'oa e'ies. and resisting the agent. &c M
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E.Aucation.

HNfE stihscrihcr hereby informs th pub
lie, that The second session ol his Female
School in liberty. Bedford county. viii com
meme on The Isl dny of Jnlv, under ihe III.
reeion of himself aud Miss Roheoee Wright,
and contnnc Ill The 18th ot November, Give
months)
In this school the following branches 1T Ii.
terature will be- mnght viz. the Greek 1fa.-
tnmrnt, the Lntih and French Languages The
mnrr useful branches of Mathematics, viz
E1clids Elements, frieonomeirs, Theory oi
Surveying, hIensutaiion, Arithmetic, 81.
Hairs Lectures. Moral Philosophy, History
Gcoerpphy, with drawing Mnps, English
Grammar, the principles of stenography
Plain Needle work, Reaching, Writing, ortho'
grnplA, &e
The price per scholar for tuition IN M" Ian.
cuhees, will be 8 ~; Mathematics Blair''
Lectures, mud Moral Philosophy, 4 ia and
all the other branches, 10.
Several Young ladies would he received ~
hoafders. The price Tor banfd, per scholar
for thoc that hoard with me exclusively, Aill
be Stolhc session. For those thai boArd only
FIVE DAYS IN The week, and have their washing
done nj home. 4 20 n viii be- required tint
each hnnrdier furnish her own he'd and candles
One hnlf both for hnnrd mud thiton, will b,
pnyalic ~ The commencement, and the othel
half NJ the rnil Of The session.
No student will be- received for shorter
time ihnn The timr from which they enter
school, til The end of the session.
JAMES ID. WRIGHT.
MAY % w.tW ~
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zee.

tuNIiE undersigned being very dcston. Of elo-
] sing their busiuess ~ soon rs II is practicn-
Bile, lakr mi. method of informing those who
are indebted To them, to call aud settle THEFT
respective Aceonnt. 81 uerly ~ possible. This
re- lue.t, il is hoped, will hs rs speedily attend
cd 10 as the na.use nj thr business requires.
MCKEE, MEM a. GHEENNAf
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s,ar7 .4arsd coa,f, y

samuel Hancock and Niles .gortef.
eompiailaass
IRdfnsf
Isabella Nofster, Moses Wooster, md Alex
ander Irvine, iefendanis.
~ III LfGERY.
The defendant 8loses Wooster, not basia-
entered hi appearance according The aei Of
sscmbly and the rnlts Of this cniifl and il
appearing ~ the satisfaction of tbe'eo8rt iha,
l,e j. mi ~ inhabiiant vi this e0iHnoHa cail'
Ii /, therefore ordered that lle do appear here
90, the fourth Monday in June neNi, and ~
swcr the compiainnnts' bill, and thni copy
ut this srdcr be- forthwith published IN the
iir ,lniEns for two months successfully, AMI
vihiisr,l nj the front door ut tho courthouse
af sud county, Tor 1--WE several cuur days.
4 eopy--Teste,
n J. srEpToE, c. nc.
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Notice.

WE members Of the late .1riiferS Com
Pang, are hereby notified, Tor The las
time, to bring III their arms aud acednrc
meets, and rfdee,h their receipt fdf tie same
tnlpss THIS By dom, itdurse ysill Sc had Il
lhr law rs further iniuigtnct canhoi ht given
without ihri'frips lirrsdnal responsibility,
$40 H. Ptf!stSt7, cnplain.
Nay q adf
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MURDER

MI RDFR
RAIrtGm, May a.--On Saturday lat. a
tnron.r's inquest was hid. nenf Rogers
tross Roads. i,b"u II miles north al this
city, on the holy al Hinton Pugh, u SCHOOL
master oi that neighher,iood, ahs, in an
aiiray with Lemn'l ard Oliver Lewis.
brothers, on the day preceding, was stab.
he'd With 4 large knife, and expired Il few
'nn"les after. Verdict Of the Jury, Hafat
.ht"ttf. t'lr aid brothers, aud woman.
by TIRE raine of ---z--- Senif, WERE appre-
hen''e' and van'uitttd Ia the prison of
THIS place, Ia await fl,if trial nj nur next
October Superior Gourt fn this inln,man
act, We deem II improper II give the Va
tious reporis that arc in circulation relative
To this unfortunate transnclion, as they
might have Il tendency Ia prejudice the
public mind against the accused previous
TO Their trial Ser.
NEW loRk, May 7.-Yestcrlav af.r-
roon the children belonging TO the Union
Sunday Schools, amounting % between
two aud three thousand, assembled ~ the
Park, and walked in procession, TO the Cir~
Gus, in Broadway, where an address was
delivered To them on the Importance Of
education and correct understanding of
the Holy Scriptures. Th1ieachers Of eaeh
class marched at the head of thrir luile
charges, With su;ta'de baauefs, beanliuay
wrought in needle work or priuicd, with
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bornely 'ta schei-
ara, with medals Of mrrit aud tleses II
distinction. Thosr who received aI.ul.
um' Of Bible. for their good conduct, ear
ried them under their arms The ehair
presented II nost interesting seem.
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'lMe follnWing Slaves.

Starring fhobe, sotey, Judy, Andrew, Iiec-
tor, coIia, Be-l mud Marin. Also, one Horse,
sundry Stock, fnrhituge, SIC ms described in
said deed. The sale vii take place Mt the
dwelling honse ~ snid RiVes, adjoining the
" Meadows tract, and such title only ~ is
vested ia the ,fast, be conveyed TO tho pnr.
chaser. DAVID n. CLARK
May %. ~ wtds
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Ean,ily ShaA.

'EITE sdbsrrhcr has just received, aud
offers for snlc,
. barrels M. I, FAMILY SIfAD, and
- sacks first rate LIVERPOOL SALT.
RICnlR D f'0LL.1RD
MAY 81 IL
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gsdlord .Hoy Rules, 1879

BfHfUfH snOT NUTS ip<os
wnkam Mnr.haIi, plaintiff,
,rksfn1
John Morrison, John Maynes, William
WhitcIcy, Charles Whiteisy, and John Smith,
mcrelhn's mud partners, trading under the
style and irw Of " ilIiam Whitei.y N Co
deiehdpnis.
~ CI.frcERY
The defendant Iohn Morrison, moi having
uttered hia appearance and given security nc
coring to the AT II assembly and the rules
Of this cnprt, and !, appearing from ilesshr-
riI't return nnon the fruee-s, lint he ~ not
mn iuhnbilnnt ri this country, on the nloi''ls
ot the plaintiff, by hi attorney, II Is ordered,
ihnt the spid defendant do appear here on ,hs
tanrth Nlhndny IN July neSi, mud answer the
plaintiff bill that cop, of this order be in
serted 10 u ucstpape published nIyndhhurg.
and pasted up nj the front da,n ot the court
house ldf one mouth.
oopy--lesfc,
~ J. s1EfroE, C re
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Notice.

CfNCE the publication of nm advertise
~ ment IN The Virginian, of the 10th inst
,ineed by Isaac Tin,ley, charging me with
having arrede,f and forced t,om his possession
cer4air deed, he has r0inniariip. given me
one on two angto men Us collateral security
Tor debt in which | 1u hound for hiu.--I
ain under the impression that Capt Tinslcy
never would hsve made such u statement hnd
he hecu perfectly eooI or haa no, been ip.tis
gated 10y some evil minded person, knowing,
Ms he did, the fatsellvod of The charge. |
shall take no farther notice of CaIt, 1insey
or bis advertisement, illan by publishing the
subJoined certificates
ALEXANDER TtSsIEy
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thorlty Oh thc a4y when ". Manuel was
: xeinded. The Advocate was lin, / 900
francs aid sentenced 10 he imprisoned QUE
Year; and VI. Seneier. q M elant, Wa
Sentence /" be imprisoned SIX months.
hnd io pay Int al 30 lranes
Ill he SPailatds, Al Baynnre, snspret-
ed ot attachment Ia the Cnislitalinnal sys-
tenn, had been expelled BY order OF The
French government. ICom. .lir.
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Neal & Personal pvopevt,

To vi, One TRACT OF LAND, in Rork.
inghnm county, lying ON Marrowbone rond,
adjoining The lands II Jesse ilnrriss, John
Price, and Others, continuing one hundred n.
rrcs.asone dthcr TRACT OF LAND, IN snid
tommy, lYIng on Smiths river, adjoining the
lafds OF Robert BroadnaS, aud others, and
containing two hundred ueIvs---onc other
1khCi, IN said county, lying IL the Meadows
adioihigg the hands of george d. Winston,
t,cotfso T1ard, and others, nei containing two
hundred and hiiy aeres--o~t LOT, No. D. on
Henry atfrot, IN the town OF Lrnk willie, LOT
No u, LoJ NJ, i0o, hfiy.hyc feet part of
TOT No. "a, sixtysi les, par, Of Lot no o,
thirty three feet part Of LOT M X, which
said lots lie in thu saih town OF LenkssilIc.
Aty,
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Yvust Sale.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust, e,eruied
- hy Nathaniel ltves to Rice Garland mud
The substrihc,, irnriug date the 10Th dev OF
February, 1920, and ~ record in Rockingham
county, North Carolina, and Tor The purpose.
in said deed named ! shall, on hf 2sM day
n Jagt ufrf proceed Ia sell To the highest
bidder At pdblic auction, for ready money
the foIl5Uinc
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I HAVE a parcel of likely NEGROES
! which viii he snld low Tor rnsil--or o,
reasonable terms on or II months credit.
JOSEPH ECHOIS.
March % Wis 81
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DRY GOODS.

n large assortment Of GROCERIES AND
QUEENSN ARE, togethcr with many ether
ARTICLES which nre usually ~ be io0nd in stores
IN The upper country ol which mny be-
Ind nj reduced lnives for wash
They ha,u nj This time M agent IN the nor
thorn markets, purchasing sumarr supply of
GOODS, which, when received, win be vltcr-
cd low.
Their senior partner will rrmoyr ~ the riy
Of New York cnrly this TALL, where h. intrDds
to reside permanently, for the purpose vi III
tending particularly 20 the purchase oa sioods,
rs well for,his house as for -everal eihcrs, 80
that their advantages will no, be- cxered by
any house in the state, aud equnlcd by few.--
Under CIRCUMSTANCES ri this kind, They conf
dentinlly solicit \ shnre of public patronags,
pledging themselves To sill their customers, ct
NIL times aud in I'll articles, bargains inlrrinr ts
none which ,nn be had IN Lynchbarg
May 20 wbwif ~
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a,,c,i.n SUI, :

.iuc,i.n S,,iVs.
IN TO NDliRDW. Saturday, May
y 9Th, ih,' suhsrliber vii sell, II pub
lie ausiton.
~ hld hfrwu Sugar.
J hhd.. Molasscs,
- uass Coil,e,
In barrels thsesr,
& bl,ds. Rum,
10 hese,',~ ao.
keg Sall Peter, &c. sc. &c.
n = T',ms ~ saie--uhiei wiH c,nmesss
~ otfock
RICHARD POLLARD,
May ~. .hefiontey.
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Il AZ Gents Reward.
DUNAWAY from The slrbscribtt, on IL,
10th, instant, an ArFIiENIIcL 10 tn,
tay iorltis business; rs the na'ne Of
Newton ny. Nayis.

fofewarn all persons ron hath1ring tl4,said
boy, under liie pe,'aity OF the law. win give
the above, reeNrh 10 my r1fson who will de-
liver said hd. 10 INC at my shop in the town
of Lynehncfs L. TkUSL0W.
May ~. u 81
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gated 10y some evil minded person, knowing,
rs he did, the fniscllvod of the charge. |
shall take no farther notice Of Cam 1insley
or his advertisement, ilan by publishing the
subJoined certificates.
ALEXANDER TtSsLEY.
This isto certify, that Anson Tinsley, pf the
comfy oi Amherst, aud state of Virginia. wns
al Capt. Ibeec linslcys house, IN plc comfy
aforementioned, 90 Sunday the ,lih instant,
aud Jaw the said Cart Isaac 1inslcv hiring for.
ward eer'n'n irnst dced, that was made to
sccuie AieRahder Iinsley John uansard. and
others, ~ rranest Of sid Alesnndcr Tinsley,
whlei, sitting close ~ the side of each NAM
s''o deed was 'lpnded Ia me by the said cnpi.
isaac iinslcy, which ! peruscd for snt,sfnc-
iinn---i tilcp handed said deed to AleEandcr
ihslcy, WAC observed 10 Capi Isaac 1'ihsiey,
that ne iionld keep said trust iced In his pos
sesslfn unless he. wonid assign trust deed
lor two negrpes which he had promised To
do, III the presence Of M Ialbot, the sheriff,
ut any liUe The said Me, ander Jinie, felt
The icnst uneasy. II appeared TO NE, for u
rev moments, that Capt. Isaac Tiusley was
unwilling for Ale lnndcr IinsIey Ia hold said
trust deed, (Which was made 10 secure the
persons nboye mined but after some CONVEX
saidn between the two men, Isaac 1insle,
Willingly consented that Alexander TinsIe5
isnoyld bold possession of said trust deed, on
/ Which sc both took leave on the same even
jug rs above mentioned, 10 friendship, as far
fas know Of t'ieen under my hand aud seal
: tdis I'D day Of hlay. 1923
ANsON IINsLLY, Seal
| This Is 70 certify, that I, John Bnnsarl, oi
/ the county oi Amherst, aud state 81 virsinjs
was AT Capt isaac Tipslry's bol,sr, in the
county above mentioned, on Monday evening
the lJth Of May, aud saw the said Isanc Tins.
Icy and hieAander 1insley looking at \ Ger
tim trust decd, which was made 10 SECURE
Alexander 1,nisley, J,a fansard, and others
and the said Isaac 1,insiey gave the deed {,
Aleyapdcr finslcy .ohi df hi. own hand. s;iv
EN- Iinder my hand and seal, this 52d day d
Nay, le2J. JOHN BAN5ARD, Seal
Aiay 81 W2w ~
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JVm. .tIchoe e John q. .Heem

uAVE again connected themselves and
J. resumed business the same house oecu-
pied by Mckee, Moein u Gr~enway, where
ihey intend 10 krvp ainrge aud general supply
ai NIL kind. OF Staple and lauty
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-23
C. q II + NJ S

LOTTERY and ExcIlEage UHce, III, Mnfket-sf.
BALTIMORE
Where the great eapital prizes IN BOTH
THE LAST LOTTERIES, were sciu, and
WHERE MORE CARR Al PRIZES HAVE
BEEN SOLD THAN Al ANY OTHER OF
FEE ~ AMERICA
Orders from any part of The United States
by NAH fposi pnid) or by private coss .yance,
enclosing ne cash or prizes In dny oil the Bal
timore lotteries, Win n,r.a the sans prompt
mud pmDcinaI attsH'idr, as II on personal ap-
pication, addressed TO