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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-12
TO I.t.'I'.

THEsHouse. Wharf. Stores. ut.Hcuscs. &c sitc.
ate on Newmsn's wharf, being the Estate of the
late Augustus Norman. For particulars aud nior.
nation relative TO the same. apply TO the subscriber,
on the ptsm,ses.
BATHS;lEBA NEWMAN.
Mar 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-12

Congress have laid over TO the next
session. the bill. for pensions to Mrs,
Lawrence, Mrs. Perry, and Miss Allan
!, is said they were within ten minutes
ofbeing passed, when the Senate adjourn
Cd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-12

The Looking Glass Curtain. at the
New-York Theatre is SIS #. by IL l.2,
exclusive of the frame. contains 500
square feet OF glass, and it, whole weight
is nearly 2 tons.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-03-12

TIE liouseofa a Mr.. Wa'kup.at Meek.
!ingburg, n c. has been destroyed by
fire, and four Of his children. and ano;h-
er person, were blunt TO death.
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Irev'd.d stJTe'eHi encouragement c,Fers.
hE sunAenber proposes, on or sboul ,he Az rnty.
NTH as! Of Match instant, To open q school in
the town oi Newport adopted, ~ location, end tho
iadn'ens OF learning. TO he convenience OF MS in
habiiants. Those who may oon6de their chiIdrrp In
has care. may res, assured. that every attention Si
be paid To their advancement
PdCL NJ MCMFORD,
Newport. March ~, 1928
70 LET,
THE lower part and two Chamber, or the Ho,ra
OF the subscriber. situate in Meeting. street.
square.
EDWARD IAYER.
Maria
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TO LET.

(.fnd in~ediaie hossss,iou g,pen,)
THE Chambers Of the house now occupied bs
the subscriber aud also the Gamblers. of his
house mex, nor.h--ioge1her With part of x. rden,
sttached 10. the saline.
ROBERT CARTER.
Mar 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29
p0STsCnIpT.

GF The following paragraph from he
last Enquirer yhibit the complexion fthe
last foreign adtiees. II, rs the Enquirer
says, the person from whom this iniorma-
lion IL derived, has not been led away by
his enthusiasm, there IS no reason yet to
despair s the cause Of he Spanish patriots.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
We have interesting news from two Of
the most important poiuts nj this time Oh
The s'obe from SrAts aud GnEECf.
II the Intelligent passenger Who left
Gibraltar Oh the 9Th July in the New Pris-
ella, Is moi hurried away by his coi usiasiu,
4 new heq,i, Of linpe breaks upon thepros
onct9 Of Spain Gadiz may receive sup
plies "i pro, isidns her spirit VII undated
guerrilla iparlirs filing the mounlains--
Two general oil,eers beuuniH traitors, bal
unable To carrya single Spanish soldiur
along with them--MiGa yet unsuhddcd in
the midst dfhsg6erilla warfare aud " bat
Is more important than all the lest, If tiac,
Ballasterus advancing With large aud IA.
lh'rins force, 10 block ny The passes OF die
Sierra horcna, adeilire jpon Cadiz, and
cut oil the French hesiegink army. A SIN
gle successful blow of this description
would reso,Iud through Spain aniiu.,ie
every patriotic heart and call "fii0usanJs
Of swords from thrir seabbards."
The crises Of Grfece also approaehcs -
The arrival from Smyrna announces that
the long mc1i,dcd arrangements Of the
Portc are on the eve ofexcculion /, that The
Grand Fleet has sailed, for another dcs-
pcrate and perhaps last attack aud that
the Greeks ha,epreparrd feet with Ere
ships. troops, aud more strongly orsai,i ]
Icd government, To meet the cu,c,gcncy
Heaven assist The holy cailsr--what cause
is more holy than the one in which 1icli-
gion and Liberty--thc Cross aud the ban
ndr OF Freedom, are blended together
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29
LYNCigURG
FEM Ai.E AC.!NEMX.

IlliiE Fall aud Winter Session will com
"a mence on N9ndiy the Is. of September
next, and continue five moaths and u half.
GERMS OF JtIIfOv
Janior C!ass--Onhogaplly, Reading, Writ
lug and Ar,Ihmelic, sl2 per session.
dfidtie CiaH-keaGing, Writing, Arithne.
tic, Grammar and Tie elements Of Geography
sl5 per session.
ti,st Class English Grammar, Geogra.
ply by mapping, the IRE OF the Globes, lis
tory, Pcnmunship, hrthrnelia and Ornament.
al Seedlewori>, &l8 per session.
fird Chrss E.--iiighcr Blanche .--Belles
Lellres, confprchendng English Grammar IN
all lis parts, Blairs Rhetoric aud Ep,aolary
Competition; Geography, ancient aud mo
dern Mapping, Astronomy with the use oil
The globes History, including Chronology
Boisuy; Natural History; tle elements d
Nat'i'aI Philosophy Chemistry; e.. &c
SIS per session.
French Language, SIS per session
DrawiJg aud PAINTING, 2l2 do, do.
The Music Department, IN the Academy
viii BE conducted by Mr John \ Scpneia
! professor OF music.
/ boarding, so per mouth.
! ..#. HENRY MuHli5, Pynqpai
August Il, w3wifJi
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August %.

N n cou1i hcid for FiankEn county, oi Inc
Courthouse on The fourth day Of august,
1899.
Jofcph Greer aud Fanny hiswifc, PITTS
- Against
Peter Holland, executor &c. Of Elishn Iy-
on deceased, John NJ Holland, Administrator
&c. of Mary Webster deceased, John Web.
s,er, Elisha, Lyon, John Lyon, Elijah Lyon,
Oapicl Lyon, Peter Lyon, hees Hughes aud
Polly his wi.e. Defts
IN CILlSCERY
The Defendants John Lyon, Elijah Lyon
and Daniel Lyon, not having enteredthe ap-
pearance and given security agreeable to tho
Act of Assembly, and the rules of this court,
aud i, appearing TO the satisfaction of tho
court, that they are not inhabitants of this
state on the molten OF the Plaintiffs BY their
council, Il Is ordered, that the said non-res,-
dent defendants do appear here on the irSs
Monday in Nnyember next, aud answer the
Plaintiffs bill, and thata copy oithis order DO
forthwith inserted in she Virginian, paper
edited in the town OF LyDchhurg for eight
weeks successfully, and that another copy be
posted NJ the front door Of the courthouse OF
this county.
A coPy--Teste
CALEB TATE, c.f-co.
August 20. ~
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Notice.

TNiE subscriber will commence the Fall
L and Winter Scssipn Of his School on
Monday the II day Of September. For the
benefit Of stud'rts in Typography, the school
room Is furnished with large mnps of the va
rious parts of the world, and globes. Any Of
the branches Of Mathematics will DO taught
TO those who&ish 10 study them.
4 !, G. REID.
p.S. About ten femeie students can be com
forIa bly, accommodated ia the school room
Aug 2. Wiwif j. G.. X.
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Mr. petcr fore.

~ lt--As you are not an iililabitant Of
~ tie Com'nonw of Virginiu, YOU v Ill
pleose take notice that We shall on Monday
2Hh October, 1928, at the store house OF Pres
icy ID. Richardson g. so. IN the county OF
,hniiotie, state OF Virginia, proceed TO take
the depositipns o Reuben Tore, sen CharIe
tarrer, Robett Baldwin, Margaret Davis and
o,he's--nnd TO continue from day to day uutI
all are taken--also at Merymens shop in the
county OF Pr,ncc EdNnrd, on Tuesday a,h day
oil November, 1923, 90 take the dispositions of
James Davis, Ralph Merryman, Peter Davis 1.
olhers'-also At the store house of John c.
Miller a. Go. IN the county OF Charlotte, state
OF Virginin, on Monday l0ih November,
1923, 10 take the dispositions of Samuel +.
! Moses and others--and also at Jas Crockets
| Iron works in the county of Wyibe, state OF
! Virginia, on Friday 26th day Of November,
1898, to take the dispositions OF Temple Bald
win, Folly Baldwin and others, aud 10 CONT
nue. from day ioday until he whole are taken,
all OF which is Intended TO be read as evidence
IN cause in Chancery, now depending IN tho
\ county court Of Charlotte, herein we are
| plaintiffs, against james Fore, jr. James Fore,
sen. and yourself defendants.
JOIN J. RICHARDSON,
tho. 7. RICHARDSON,
| August % w4ws 4
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EiI{Ip t.N.

nN Tuesiay morning 'as', my servant
~ BILLY, aud on Tuesday night or
wednesday morning, his wifi CELIA, al
50 my propertv.--BiIIy is rather light CO.
/ eli, about 3 es orS inches high, has
few if any upper teeth, rather lean, has
little badness, which looks somewhat rs if
it bad bern worn dT or injured. His low
er teeth are thought Ia he pretty good
speaks quickly, and his motion is very
qucit generally, for one Of lh.5 age, He is
lbout 80 or As yeart old. HE'S very pau-
sihle either IN speaking truth or Iaschood.
Celia does not exceed - years of age
Her motion is generally very slew. She il
about the ordinary stature, except that her
habit is rather latter than common, and
her face particularly looks full and we'll
She is not at al blacker than common she
speaks sioW-her countenance Is rather
serious or gum.
Howell DAVIES.
NJ P-THe Editors Of The Enquirey mlii
gre The abore one insertion, and .foricard
their aceo,,n, 10 Hia g6ice JorPaymem.
August 20. tsi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

The t'nile'l States schr. Tsi yiet, LIEUT..
.hehean, co.ndt. sa,led from the Navy Yard
on Sunday aiiernoon, on a cruise, aud u
JON the squadron in the West indics, under
The command ofCoin. Porter.
l.Nat. Mi. ing. 20.
BALTIMORE. Aug. lo.-isy the brig DC.
tasns, Capt. BAKER, arrived at this pnft
yesterday, in II days from Kingston, ia
maica, We leara that the l.. S. schooncfs
Beiigle ah1i Grey hound arrived there on the
!6th July, from cruise on the south side
OF Cuba. On tie 2lst J,iiy, near Cape
Cruz. IA accommodating HE shore, they
were Tired At by party dtplrates, about 10
IN number, The hpals rrtrtated 10 the
vessels, and warped them in suillcieatiy
near To cover their landing, Ia Which they
succeeded, and took the pirate battery, ON
wheh were mounted thrce'Pleees of can
noh. They also took sight large boats,
Tour OF which they destroyed. None
the pirates VERT taken, as the niadgtove
bushes Afforded them secure treat L
Is supposed se,sral of THEM were Killed
and wouuded. .,.lmericaa.
ThN following toast was drank Mt Ow-
ehtoil, IN ;he state oi kentucky, on the late
anniversary, "by Reuben Ranyoli, block
smith :"
May the states which compose the re-
public continue wei3ed into oac United
Empire, by the hdmaicr OF Cancellation,
Oh the anil of Peace and may the man
who attempts to Li9ic the couls of Discor.
h., .i,b he ,I.,
Wen donc, Reuben Run, on
-<--rss==r--=--r-=..z-s.,ss=s,s .---rss
\ very small volume Ut Poems hus been pub.
Ished by the person who calls himself the
BOSTON BARD" some Of which hnVe APP
Peared IN the newspapers, aud SON" rs lar
US we are acquainted, IRE now Tor the drd
time printed n aulnbcr OF them contain
specimens ofdne poeticnl genius The toll
Ing Is ,ncommohly beautiful
: On setag an ihtetes'ing and btdW fa gomg
LSdg toHirried al Ctarea.
HE matiu bells ln,ye peaied the hour
10 summon holy hearts 10 prayer,
And Beauty owns Religion power,
And pays her alteration there.
The tcmple OF the Lord IS still
halo round his priest is SHED
Aud glory beams from lions HILL
10 crown witllight us halloWed head
flushed now the organs deep toned note,
The Vocd sounds of music cease,
And only inward breathings noH
Toward lhca2u throne oil peace.
Before The altar humidity lneels
The Unrest of the works Of Heaven
And Mercy 10 her heart reveal,
The prom,sc Of salvation given.
Conhruisd, AT truths eternNi shrine,
member al ihe house ofGod,
lsr robe is spotlcss and divine
Her feet are hsalNa alton shod
o! il in Heaven above the rest
One JOY brighter ray afford,
lis When on wolndns Nlrtuaus breast,
1he eros sac beareth Of heF Lord.
Aud hiestp r, thou, hose soul from earth
Aud earthly thoughts, itself hath freed
Received in Christ thy second birth,
And won Of Faith the glorious need.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29
WARDS OFFICE,
August ~, 1898.
- 7tl' days drs~ius Of The
Washington MONUMENT
k.NHYENN.

26io 1928 prize, Of sIoo
2o'a arrl2e Ut 90
s sy1 1857. g, . a,ts Prize. Of 90
And lso prizes oi Siosoeh.
lie 7ih days drawing OF ihe Grand State
Lottery, viii te received by neu Thursdays
'lnil. Ihe eighth drawing of the Monument
Lottery on Thursday week, and the sixth
drawing OF the University Lottery, on he
Thursday FOLLOWING. Che highest prize YET
drawn from either the Grand state or Uni
versiiy Lotterle-, Is one thonsand dollars. -
And from (hc wheel, OF The Wellington Mo.
unbrrt Lottery, five Thousand dollnrs Is the
highest pr'zeyct out. Consequently the great
Capitals Of
Slo0,ooO 10000 5000
10000 10000 5000
10000 10000 1000
10000 10000
And a. large nuinbcs of $1,000, SGT r. :
main to be drawn.
Tickets IN the State Lottery si5
University 10
Washington Monument 10
Now is The fine 10 renew small prizes
and make Investments, as there is u greas
probability of some Of the large ptEzes
WHICH arc now floating coming uni nj Tho
next drawing. TICKETS OR SHARES
IN either of the above lotteries, warranted
nndrswn, ordered ut WARDS oFE1gE,
free Of postage.
Aug. 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29
A Mack 10Y hire.

s- The suhscrI5cr Keeps
NIX TNGY.E constantly for hire It
49, $500 NEAT HACK, with Il
z-a@r1ApE6Ng gentle pair Of horses aud
"A careful driver, Any person living in Lynch-
burg or eseW here can have the use Of il 10 90
to this or any Of the other watering places, by
dropping Inv lin. directed Ia Ctoyerdnle post
Office, appointing a Kline when they would
wiah to be sent for. CiJ JOHNSTON.
Bntctout Striilrs, Kne. 90 u
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adjoining shores The difference lincaieu.
liable In its results between the state oil
] things then and at our las. accounts from
The same quarter, is, flat in the former
| case, the sea was open ID the besicged.
under the protection Of British feet.
which assisted in the defence whereas.
bow, the blockade Is complete by land and
water. Moreover, the strength aud attention
OF Victor were called off frequently by the
hostile disposition and operations oil th,.
inhabitants who surrounded him ON all
sides. Still the Notifications are very
strong, and /, the garrison has the neeessa-
~ supplies, the defence may be protraeted
indefinitely. On the former oecasion, the
French abandoned al their WORKS before
Gadiz only on the 10Th August. 1872.
WGish's Gazette.
The Spanish Generals Baron D'Eroles
and ltoinagosa (of the army of the faithI
have received from Louis 18th, decorations
OF the Legion of Honor, They wen their
distinction by the active pursuit OF theil
heroic counlryman Nina, and the hutehery
OF his patriotic followers. How creditable
TO tie sises and 10 the receivers ID.
-
A letter from highly respectable mer-
camille house at Marstl'les, dated 2Glh
Juue, says" The French trade is totally
suspended, and the numerous captures by
Spanish prirateers, l,evcra of this port
have caused great despondcncy. Apprc-
henslo S are now euteftained that the con
test with Spain is likely to hc longer than
was at first anticipated. Many Of 6nr
mrrchants have stripped their ships and
housed the rigging"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

Lottery and E1ch9ngc Oliee, N, Mar,et-si.
BALTIMORE.
Whore more capital prizes have been sold
than nj any other Office IN America.
Orders from any part of the Initcd States
by mail post paid or by prynic conveyance,
enclosing the cash Of prizes in my the Bal
tinore Lotteries, iii meet the same prompt
and punctnal attention, as ii on personal up
pication, adlressedto
J l. COHEN, r--Bdiiimorr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

NoRr6Ik, August l9.-We learn by IA
gentleman from North Carolina, that on
Friday morning last, about day light, Mr.
HENRY CULPEPPER, who resides
near M;t,pr Farange's, on the Cahal, in
Camden county, n. G. and keeps small
shop, was called up by Il negro man who
had slept in the horse that night, to furnish
some liquor; hehdd only proceeded few
steps towards his shop, Situated near his
resldehcc, when two guns were discharged
at him ia quick succession. 1t is believed
that Mr.. Culpepprr wo,d1 have been killed
on the spot, had he not hceh protected by
IA post, into which Is or IL slugs entered.
Mr.. Z. instantly fell, and upon examination,
seven hifgs were found Ia have taken effect
IN different parts of the body, some of
which have heeh extracted, but il is the
opinion of the &riehdIne physician, that his
wounds will prove ,hortil.
The negro above mentioned has made
his escape, and is strongly suspected of
being concerned with those who fired at
Mr.. 1. HeraN.
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Cotpora,io't Of Lynchbng, 10 Ait:
,LNiIiS dhv. lOIIN q. NEWRUL ner

l. sohhlly appeared before me, John liam
cock, justice OF the peace for said corpora
ton, aud made oath that he has lost,he notes
for two hogsheads of tobacco, Martins ware
house, No. 32o6, 1890, l32, loas, lbs. past To-
bacco, Ma. ia, l649, i2o, 1920 lbs Refused.
Given under my baud tbiso1h day OF August,
1928 JOHN HANCOCK.
August 90, az
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29
LAMP OIL. W.Rfer etrninea,
Valuable Land In Boteloort

Ton SAIL.
Iei virtue Of a deed OF trust exeeuted Il,
- the Subscribers by Christopher cIarl fof
purposes therein mentioned, we viii proceed
10 sell, ut public saie, on the lremises, on
Tuesday the seth dty Of September next, ii
iaif, iinot The nen lair day thoseatter,a
-. Tract ~ lianA,
ndioinius the town Of Salem, Ia Bote,ourt
county, eon,ninips souHseo hqadrcd acres
ol This quantity two hundred acres are tnoo-
aed, aud ia good state OF civilizations. There
IS, hoYevcr, 10 ot4e, house on ii than a bsrc
The reolaiai,s l2to acres are still under TIM
1eg. Tie ueot VII, i It he accessory, be d..
yided 10 suit purchasers.
IERMS T, One third oftte pmcbuseuoncy
fasll. Tie, baInpfe ip two cqual annual Iny-
meuts bo'ds With approved security being
expected. Acting ~ trustees, the title vested
in u by thgt chafactor will alone be convey
cd though Il u believed 10 De nndouLled.
JAS. Z. MQORaiAN,)
JAS BULLOCK, 7r0stttS
IN HENRY CLARK,
August 20 Wv 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29
500 Sacks best kAiVerNoOl
fiAeA Salt,

Together with IaiEe pssortment OF GR0
CJRIES--oli ot"hieh DIZZY will sell low fol
cash.
August 10 diff log.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

= The forces Of Napoieoh under Marshal
Victor, appeared hcldIc Cadjz in April,
1870. On the Q3d of april thy obtained
Possession Of Matasnrda, which was in IA
d. lenerltss state. Thirr attack upon the
ny was cnnfntd for many months 10 a
'aph!.das''t t.otn Ma:as9:j~ aut il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

PESs 4coAA, July l9.--Thc new canton
m"nt in the neishbothood Of ibis place, is
now nearly completed. ltas situated at the
head OF Little Bayou, Immediately ut the
confluence of the two upper branches, and
about two miles west ot Pensacola. The
Bayou is Aways nasisablc for boats Of two
and thee feet water. This admirahle stu
alton combines all the advantages Of health,
convenience, economy and Beauty We
hope the 4th infantry may long cnjoy their
present delighted Situalioh selected by
theil Colonel, ana prepared by their own
Labor.
en tt1e 4th INST the commanding officer,
Col. Brooke, embraced the opportunity to
name the eant6nnent, and it was called
GHich, IN honor of Col. Duncan Clinch,
the Colonel Of the regiment The com
pimcnt is well deserved by that merltorious
aud distinguished officer. foritidn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

The United States, schr. TIL riet, Imnt.
Nc Mean, co'ndt. sailed from the Maryland
on Sunday aitcrnoon, on cruise, aud u
JOIN the squadron in the West Indics, under
The command Of Coin. Porter.
Nat. hi. .7ug. 20.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

Marin for Reputiic.-I.et The canse Of
every single citizen be the cause OF the
Whsle aud the cause Of the Whole be that
oftyery single citizen,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-29

Somc TIME IN Jnnc Iasf, Inc aIOrc o.
Messrs. Gau,lry and Dnihurc, of Savannah,
was entered, and an iron chest stolen, con
tanning specie, bank bills, and notes Of
hand, to the amount Of $4,000. The
pocket book, containing tie papers, was
found ON one of the MARKET stalls on TIN
gath July, but the money, amounting IL
about $500, the thieves had taken care Il
krnn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-23
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

TIME visitors and Governors take leave to inform the
IL public that they have elected the Rev. TIMOTHY
CLOVES, L. L. ID. the Principal Of this institution, and
that he has entered on the duties of his Office The Board
attcr themselves that their choice has fallen upon an in.
dvdia who would do honor any Seminary of learning
and they feel confident, from the high recommendation
which they have received of this gentleman both as
pupils committed tohs charge The price of tuition il
the Classical and Mathematical department is Is dollars
and in the English department. conducted heretofore BY
Mr.. Z. ferguson, is % dollars per annum
The Visitors have also made arrangements with the Rev
lanes 1hOmas to board the students in the College, VIII.
may resort to the Institution from distance And the
public may rest assured that the attention Of the
Principal and OF the Rev. Mr.. Thomas will be paid to the
morals of the youths committed their care The price
of board is established at 100 dollars per annum the p
pills being expected to fuInisl, their own rooms
| Chester Town, Maryland, Nov 18th 1923. 96-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-23
ITO all UHOM TT NAY COACEpM
NOTICE
is HEREBY GIVEN

VHNIIAT intend to apply 10 the Court Of ro,,.
to be held at New Castle and for the P's
Castle, on Monday the 5h day of January new. Of New
mission to mark bound and establish" nv land a iIm
Hed Lon hundred and county aforesaid adjoining 'I n
Samuel Crow, decd, heirs OF Alexander jamsoSn JANUS
John L. Shuser the State road, heirs of Ienr decd,
ger Decd and Eliza Grndsge agreeable 10 an a a "s
General Assembly of the State of Delaware in @ The
made and provided. WILLIAM VANn NJ suCn case
Oct. /, 1898. oondufl.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-23
MIIIrE-fIALL.

yVyO BF RENTED for Of years. ina. ,nsnng il
commonly known by The above name, fence, and
acres Of good land present under M which are
divided into lots Of convenient Sizesa o ,ba are be
S% ne "2s F.s sS"a sa;. @ '
rough Of wilmington lying south east o. r ' ,Se supply Of
pleasant situation, and is well adapted lot '"N
milk or garden vegetables to the marke, brick house
containing a MIN three rooms on the ground floor ana bump
en- and four chambers in the second so stables, and
water convenient large frame barn. morse nazza the
COW Sheds altogether convenient Ter S fine view from
south east front of the house, WIN md THE Delaware
%er as 81 we 1 as Of the country along their ba
rent Is to be paid quarterly and is the contract
Ity will be given for the faithful performances -.
ma Bay As this property bounds upon the mud hcmay
creek the tenant will be allowed 70 take ""''
desire therefrom for the OF the aTI POOLE
| JO.h no, %, 1928 -87--u