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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-06
NOTICE
MARSilAL'S SALE.

ICY virtue Of warrant which issued from the treasury
A. department Of the United States, William ID. Tav.
Tor late collector the Direct Tax tor the 9Th collection
district III the State of Virginia directed the Marshal
the Eastern District DIVA. shall proceed sell the
highest bidder on Thursday the of January lat
Taynrsvle in the county Of ano,er) two tracts or bar
GELS Of land situated and wing in the aforesaid county one
al them adjoining rayloyilie, containing aodt acres
called Harss and the other lying what is called
the sashes o Hanover, containing acres called
Sherieys fine above described Land will be sold ON
credit OF weive months the purchaser giving bond it
approved security bear interest Lr date until
and no title will be made until purchase money is
a. Il. THORNTON, ID. Nj.
go Tor John Pegram ~ v. ID.
II All persons who purchased property NJ late sales of
VIM d. Taylor, are hereby notified that shall attend nj
Tayorvilie the ist day Of January for the purpose OF
forctng their bonds winch fall the 10Th of Decen
DER next A. X. THORNTON, %. NJ.
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FROM MEXICO

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. G.-The continued
hosillities which have been heretofore noticed
between the Castle Of ST. Juan de Uiloa and
me town, have eventualed in the bomhard
'nfnt and destruction Of great portion of the
city Of Vera Cruz. This intelligence is re-
rriFed 10y Captain Pailleu, Of the schooner
Orleans, 10 days from Tampico, who informs
MT the event occurred three or four DAYS
previous 10 his sailing. The garrison, we learn.
had become rxasperated 10 consequence NJ
'he Efforts made by the Mexicaus 10 cut on
nc supplies Of provisions, as well as the APP
'areni preparations for attacking the fprt-
nd were thence melted to this sud,len attack
and destruction Of the city Of Vera Cruz.
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NOTICE 10 UNDERTAKERS.
Fllin. TIrle NJ eroes 10 .SnIe.

g1Y virtUe Of deed II executed bv Michael w
- Hanc0ct Edmund Tayurand Patrick Oibssu Tor the
purposes therein mentioned bearing daie the tenth 81 De-
srer 8g, and recorded IN the court Of Chester
d,I shall Surviving tusiee, proceed sell on Wed.
c%'ay c seventh day Of fauuafy lex, II fair if not The
~ air day thereafter. q O'Clock, before door Of The
1clc tavern in tn nf Richmond for ready money III
three sinves consisting of men, women and 1dren 49,
t>e wishing p ciu will have opportunity this
e Uf supplying themselves with one valuable
20 several efficient CROP bands.
Der e. fds PATRICK GtRsoV
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JER NAN BAKER, Treasurer
J BROWN, Jr. Auditor.
PURLIC SALE

u virtue ola deed II trust by Ezabpii
~ IS on the day " August 1898, and recorded IN The
% esgrt Of Powh1isn for purposes therein
wiz Ne sold 10 the highest adder public auction on
we premises, for cash. the 9Th day II January nsz
u"e ~ land lying IN the county 1t PoabHian Appnna
oA river adiosing the land VI William Crump and Abnp
Orumr md others containing 5G0f acres subject 10 If,
uo"er e.iHte Of Mrs. Elizabeth Markham therein or q,
lnurh " Tue said land will he Sufficient a. answer hs
purposes of The said trus, deed .The title vested n h
seDs' riher will he conveyed 20 the purchaser.
lisr. Odd DANCE Trnsfee
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TKrST SAIE.

virtue OF deed of trust executed by Wslfs' lidl
- eoHoe 10 the suh,cribcrs hearing dne Isl NovemL
, "'n guy recorded IN the clerks Office of the
ou u' CHARLOTTE shall, Monday the 22d dav Of ~
Nott nest, VI the late residence Of the said Wal Iloi
1870 ~ thr county OF Charlotte, pogeed sell public
upon credit nf twelve months, " Hkeiy Slave
~ W. Jact, Diryb, Jack Nnn-oe Cfy, africa, WIZ
~ fseyl John, shan, iianns md EiilaOr man,
luth rs VIII be suiren satisfy det therein u,en
ueo que 20 Martha Hancock. We shs COOS ~ rs trustee
'"5' DOV0. u. HANCOCK, l-..
No, YIN. hcKINNEY, trustees
.''e~DeF ~. 57--w4w
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TlC'E.

'HE public respectfully informed, That shall open
u n private academy the fifteenth lay OF January
he uiee, withn six miles of Powhatan e. House
Ihe eouIse 81 objection shall be comprehensive is
United Sntes and thoSe whose ac,aenents will Justify
snAi pe exercised 10 speaking ard writing the and
Latin languages. fhe number OF students 10 he eceiyed W
limited To 70 The price If taon EACH 10 dollars dur
eng Tue academic OF months There will he m In
sernssion ot studies durirg the of August
Board 50 dollars, 30 the ing him
yea aad chndIes The situation is healthy the house in
elegant repair, and large enough of
twenty bosrders Parents guardiap Nh
my Character and qualifications referred trustees
OF the Chrstia asye Academy over which institution
nave presided iHr tue three last or To MR. Wade
mnshy and Dr. Aosby in the neibOT the Glsbe TO
els. i, EGsN
Charlottesville October o. 5o-w,25n
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FOR SAFE

7 public atrfion, Monday the 18th day nj neyt
~ moni. Dcccn, " fr mot nn The nt II fair de-,
% The Subscriber in e county or Kiau 4 Queen went,
SLAVES nineteen n 'e iir nr hScv womcu and eiIrer
u~ "thei Is rs . miller, a benr The pr,srr,y q.
Che rsate oi hd0t1 M'cy dec credit OF nine fonh
boaa and secdr,ts 10 te sisen to
ELIZa1rTH NOTIFY
Ajm'or win he VIII af4eStf
nov ~ 52--~FsT OF Ld~l1 MSNsy Gee.
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superintendent assistant iuH or sTpe-
rior court ef,e. SUci, recommet dfiipns way te
lured cnn be onaired Communications eli ai tie Of
hcr Of TIE Enquirer addressed 10 O. L. viii 70 received
Dtceglpeg 4. DJ---t
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LAND = NEGROES FOR IS

LAND 81 NEGROES FOR SALE
E(P Viue of the las; will testament OF the late Wi
~ sm Casscls of Amelia shalt proceed TO sell on the
premises Monday the 2Sd day Dec next the
ouer ON credit "f one Two and three years
satisfactory securiiy aud deeJ land The.
oowing tracts Of land One tract OF $50 which
ne resisd situated i'll healthy aud agreeable Deighbor
nuon WIN good dwelling house ash all other Necessary
houses, adjoining the lands OF DIR. John Arter; and tx
tending % the main road which there is good
stone nj lumber house IL is within mics nf Rchuon
anu petersburg One other ifct containing acres
on Tue opposite side Of tue main road, adjoining the
anus OF William 8. Archer aud William Giles with a
snlH dweling house and other houses sma
suy Also one other small piece about miles th,
io'ner tracts containing 50 10 all woods hay-
ing small lngbOuse thereon.
AZ The iime and place will sold 20 the highest
bidder credit ol twelve months, bonds with
security, between so 40 negroes tie stock of morse,
cows, sheep ln hogs, also all the crops corn. fodder
shueks piaoaton Wensils household aud kitrh
en- furniture Fur all uur 2O dollars ra, viii be re.
CURED. BENZ L. MEADE F1ecutor
The Petersburg Integenrer will please insert the fore
gong IL their paper for weeks send their account
W this Office Tor collection.
November 70 EFT
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STOP THE VILLAIN


ANYWAY ~ tne At lust Is uiusito mas named NED
~ lov but large breasted and strong made fellow
nttc now legged has high full forehead. dark ewes
noies IN hs ears rlerfbY sharp chin, and bold opai
co"-nlnce he wears bis har tied behind, perhar
read aud " rite little aud Is Keen srfuI fellow II.
WINS generii, dressed, and doubtless has good svpi
V"''h with gold or glI chain plenty money, boots
Se lie rode dark grey about feet inches high
~ good order and sbOd before. shoes much worn
LYh- VI well formed, marked with fhe gears urap he
'"i'rrsi and has shoulder (ii is believed
me Eighty high up the shoulder radp--very ihick bu
Io ig" main and tail is spirited rides we'll Ne,
y wen -qip iDf travelling with bsarkin, big coat will
arc cape &c HE'S good shoe maker house servant and
lHi-I. thi can uru his hand almost thing. lie ha
P 'hy altered his name, obtained free papers and viii
E't'a reward of one hundred dollars for Ned and esn
oT' tor the IL taken Without stae and teliv
err - me- secured obtain them; or half tia
hui I" either cnSe, ~ taken within the and
eu or scored aforesaid. SAMUEL NORRIS.
Bneh iDgiuini county, w Arg. 10 3o-if
'Eht su'sclbFrs empowered by president auf
= directors of The River Company 20 receive pr
usa Tor part o The Insns authorised 20 he procured
theil bv cf he General assembly passed the %
va q" Fehruafr 1898, enfsd An mating efTrs
,u" rr"visnn 10 effect the emitted Az &C..
70 aueud 'be act entitled act for clearing and u,proyiy
a1 Western waters by the James aud KanawLa river
"hu iOr other purpuses.D
~ monies loaned n pursuance Of the said act must he
En nv" me treasury be uf tie % Auditor.
F'n we uont of each loaped III Treoyey
"a Conino ruth ptH issue c,ytifsafs Of Uock I,r m
l2mf thereoE PYPOrfing nf he Gih aus {.
ssch Tender. bis &c he loaned together ~
tu' interest agreed unfr she Interest shall semi ~
.u'liy paid-ihat 40 principal TredeemabIe ft
en,y years and afterwards to be redeemed al the pleas
ufc Of the Legislature.
JERNAN BAKER. Treasurer.
sept 8. 3s-n J BROWN, Jr. Auditor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-06

IL The ENQUIRER is Published twice a week general
~, and hree times week during the session The Sri.
annu,n, payable in advance chartered, specie
paying Banks (oniy) will be received payment TIE Ed
i,ors will guarantee the safety of reu;ng them y
the postage Of ail letters being paid by the writer's
No paper will be diseon,nuea Lut ut the discretion
whoever wiz guarantee the payment OF nine papers
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
continuance, SO cents - 1890 ~
No advertisement mil IL has n. pm N,
ior assumed by some person this city,
NJ 'sss's. -fs
THE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA
w MI meet a, the MsoSs' Hall in The City OF Rich
monu' ON the second Monday in December next,
O'Clock in the afternoon November 20. 5s-5t
NAPr CorroNs & PoiNr BLANKETS.
NJTE receiving fresh supply OF Cotous Blankets
w just imported from Liverpool via Norfolk aud Offer
or,ober %. 5o-,f Join VIM GILLIAT.
TO TOBACCO-MAKERS.
WISH TO sell my tras, ofland poIeea Swamp in the
county OF Caroline IL contains about 1000
1870 swamp equal any Virginia for tobacco AS
proof the two crops have made of the part cleared
considered equal il superior any a, the Rich
mond market The improvements of The best Kind for
aquarter plantation and situation healthy any
the aidge-lf sell, must be Immediately, ,l object
being TO pay debs any claim against me will taken
Ia part. The premises will be shown by Dir. Pond, Ey
overeer residing on the place person inclined
made. WILSON ALLEN.
.. NEGROES FOR SALE.
NM Ill sold on The Goth December forty negroes,
w sisiing of men, women, boys aud girls of them
as valuable crop hands Virginia Eagle
Hotel in the city of Richmond. Terms cash,
FRANCIS TABB.
October 81. i8-ms Dy JOIN Il. ARCHER.
NOTICE.
LII persons having claims against the of MA
N THEW BRANCH deceased, ARE requested to present
them TO the subsc ibsrs properly Authenticated and all
those indebted, 10 make immediate pay Their several
balances.
WILLIAM " LII IiSI HOLMAN Executors
Powhatan, Nov. 25 59-st*
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-12-06

FRANWoRT, (K November l5.-The IT.
glslainre has been engaged for the last four
days IN proiractrd discussion upon the bill
for calling conventions. The principal OH
jert OF the advocates &c this measure, seems
To he To- change that feature Of our conslitu-
lion, which declares that our Judges shall con-
tinue 10 olirc during good Behaviour. Mr..
Worihingion opened the debate 10 committee
II the whole, and distinctly avowed ihi. to
he his object He had howevet other. bat
minor objections to the present constitution.
NIr. Ogiesby followed on the same side, and
urged the pr0priely og calling = convention,
not hecanse the Judges had too much power,
but because ~ though. il advisable that doe
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Letters from LisbOn inform us that the pri-
vaie citizens live IN constant dread of th.
domieiliaTy visits Ofageuts Of Government.
There is nothing like regular government
every person possessed OF authority Of any
description however obtained, scis just as hc
may think fit, and thus there is conslant
flashing ofaUih0ritlrs. The King, The Queen,
Prince Michael, each separate Minister, th,
Superintendent Of the Police, the magistrate
Of the BaIrOs, or Wards Of Lisbon, all, indie
pendenlly Of each other, issue orders OF A.
rest, Danish, cOniiscatF property and condcm,
to secret imprisonment. The king, II is said,
still wishes TO govern with milduess, bat j.
frequently forced tn consent to slOlent and - .
we're measures. On a moderate computation
no less than 5000 persens in Lisbon have be-
banisbrd, imprisoned, or placed under sn
veillance: the prisons Of Lisbon are ind.
80 iull that they can receive no more, and
IS proposed TO convert one OF tho converts in
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NOTIfE r.
FARMERS BANK or VIRGINIA.

lE annual meeting of the Stockholders for The election
OF Directors for the Bank, and for the offices Of dis
count and deposit will he held the banking house on
Wednesday the 7tb day Of January pexi.
Dec. 2 60-tdm WM. NEKERVIS Casbr
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-29
LATIN L.4.NGE,qCE.

NJ iCHoiAS DONNELLY, respectfully informs The in.
habhants OF Wilmington. and its vicinity thai he III
on Monday the 28t inst. YouNa GEYr1EMrN. who ar,.
studying or intend to study Law pursIc and those en-
gagged during the day in other Schools will have favorable
opportunity OF getting knowledge uf the Latin Ian
ate te dfdgery common 70 students, will translate the
son verbatim, and cause his pupils to do so, till thew
PERSONS desiring to learn English grammarcan have an
opportunity during the day. Toy terms apply to tie
Wilmington, April 90, 1923, SIT
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TO BENT.

FENIE Cotton Mills and Factory situate the Brandy
L wine creek, known by the name Of Rokeby and At
present in the occupation Of join II. Carter.
This property is entitled to the of half the water
powero Of the Brandywine is situated the Wilmington
side and three miles from the Town.
There it mill erected in the year 1878,
capable Of containing $500 spndles, and old mill which
will hold 500 spndles eleven dwellings tenants besides
house and several cellars for looms store, and in
cludes twenty acres OF land, abundany supplied with
good water. This property will be let tor term of years.
and put in complete repair at the commencement Of the
lease There are likewise twelve hundred spinles be-
sides several looms, which will be leased with the mill.
The lease of the present occupant will expire the
first day of June ncX at which time possession will be
given. For terms apply to JouS GouDoN, Wilmington,
Del. I. d. FREEMAN, auconecr, Philadelphia, the
subscriber. LOUIS M'LANE,
Wilmington, Del. Feb. II, 1923. 17-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-29
NEWARK SEMINARY.

4 CLOUD having engaged the Rev VIM NIcCAY, a
rs gentleman OF distinguished taehs and experience in
cachng, respectfully informs the public that her semna
~ is now in good order, and well furnished with Maps
Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring al
cisive and useful education The following branches Ill
be particularly attended TO- vz.Readns. Writing Aiith.
mec, Bookkecpmgby double and single entry with some
of the necessary branches Of the Mathematics, English
Grammar, Composition, History, Astronomy, Geography
with the use Of maps and globes, and French ALSO plain
and fancy work. Drawing landscapes and flowers cnbroi-
derry Painting velvet or sani satisfactory specimens Of
Improvement and scholarship may be seen by calling at the
establishment.
The terms for board and tution-S30 quarter. with
the ornamental branches $3.50, payment quarterly in
advance and every necessary article furnished at the IlslI
al price On the part Of the teachers every attention will
be paid to their pupils. Ann CIOIJD,
newark, Deiaware, April lst, 1928. 29-Qt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-29
NOTICE.

THE heirs Of Neal McNea dec, late of Pencader hum
dred county of Newcastle, and Of Delaware being
seized in fee Of tract ofand i'll the hundred aforesaid adj
joining the lands OF Andrew Morton, the heirs of William
Stewart, the heirs Of Abel Davis and the lands of lillian
ooch -Aoice is hereby green, that Go nendto apply TO
the Court of Common Pleas for the county OF New castle
at the next ensuing May Term for Commission TO mark
and bound the said tract of land. JOHN McNEAL,
One Of the heirs of Neal McNel, dec
Aprii ls 1925. 2o-lot
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DEA8T.4RE DIs7RICY,, IS.

WHEREAS, libel hath been filed III the District Cour
Jun Esq attorney for the said dist ct against 85 hides
144 barrels OF salt in bulk, 13 boxes bitles box
Ineas box ground NUTS 1880 gunna bags, package Of
cd by the collector Of The SAID district AS bayin heen IL
poMeu and u3laden' contrary to the OF congress in
snch case made AID provided. go "
AND WHERE vs., the honorable John Fisher ESQ.
neX 1871 Tor holding special district court at The town
OF Newcastle, tor said trial. at 10 o'clock, A. H. agceabv
10 the prayer Of the said attorney 4' 20 ee"''y
will be then and there held for the tiia Of the premise
and te owner or owners and all who may have or claim
any nsn' interest, or concern, hereby cited, and adj
monshed' TO be and appear at the time and place afor
SAID to slew cause if any they have, whv naI decree
sAouo not pass pursuant to the pray e. of the said bill
ilios. WIIHERSPOON Cl'k.
yv;lo;rm.ou A;,,o 800, Dist. Court y. d.
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WILLOW WOOD V.lN'7'ED.

NE hundred cords willow wood, for Which if deliver
~ at ne Factory If the subscribers eight dollars per
green if delivered at the old ferry near Wilmington
SIX dollars fifty cents for peeled and five dollars for green
Fe wood must be young and thriving, say Or grow1ls
o. az te mns all OF VII e or sap wood old wood red in
the heart will not answer, aud viii not be received The
Peeled willow must be clean and bright, and the green
lns be delivered in day two after it IS cut tat f
be peeled before the bark sets N'
Z. |. DUPONT DE NEIIOURs, & CO
April %, 1873 49,
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WHEREAS woman ofthe State Of Delaware, in New
w Castle County, by the of Martha Stuart, has
advertised her husband William II Stuart, for absconding
from what she calls matrimonial bliss and describes his
Dlun nose, his awkward speech, and that he fond Of
aforesaid woman is such temagant, that her whole de-
light consists in scuding and instead of making the
rage state that of bliss, she makes il he'll earth She
fps sharp nose, and AZ ank as greyhound Her love
torspirluous liquor great thai Of scong
keep her tongue continually gongfur which the
SAL William II Stuart was obliged TO leave her but
especially she was about to scaLl him, when he esent
ed her With provision for herself and family. He believes
she was lnsgated to torment him, well by her relations
as her own Incompatible bad temper-and he never
expect to ENJOY any peace by living with her, he has de-
'efmed never TO cohabit with her agan-and fore
warns al persons not TO trust her his account he is
determined not to pay any such debts from this hence
Forward. WILLIAM Ii. STUART.
Pencader April H. 1928. 33-Ap
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
DIR. Reif's Asthmatic Pills.


In common colds this medicine produces ar s,ton,, :,
enect, thal iney are generally removed in few hours
ihe most advanced in life, will experience relief eaa,
affected, is always the case in eyery Sa% a. anu are
complaints These pills give immediate Case IN nh a~
%G n1 constructive cases particularly in difficulty
Hlea.;g, honrsehes Irritation or tickling the throat
chs and slverings &C. while the gentle expectorSio,
they promote, discharges obstrucons in the GLANDS ~
orony that arises in the uds and every species ocon
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CHEAP GOODS.

s'o reduce small stock of winter goods, Cloths, Caa
retail at reduced prices: Aud almost any article Of "A
growth produce manufacture of the United States W.
pc received III exchange for these and other goods,
JOHN r.. ERINcElG'
March 7ih, 1923 2l-
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I'HO.M.4S .M,D0WELL !!

/ I AS removed his Office to No. q King Street, VIZ
mngton, where he continues to perform the d"i''
tie Office O. justice Of The Peace and Notary Pu'A
Also, executes Bonds, Mortgages, Letters Of AVa"
Deeds WINS, Leases, Releases aud instruments Of w.
generally, with accuracy and despatch.
wilmington, February %. 1888. ~
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.IDUClTIO,N.

$. BARST0W respectfully informs the public thatle
has resumed the arduous duties Of his profession III the
You've LADIES ACADEMY; and that he has furnished viii
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
an extensive and useful education specmes
OF improvement and scholarship may be seen BY calling
the establishment.
TERMS-Board, Tuition and Stationary, $50 per or
,,,, Tuition and Stationary, 81 per Or.
Wilmington, Sept. 10, 1922. 7l-tf
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DIR. HUFFE.N'GY'O.N

FERS his professional services 10 the citizens of Kew
~ Castle and its vicinity, and soics share Of their pal
ronage frequired, satisfactory testimonials can Be Drt
ceu Us II respects moral character and requirements. He
also informs them that lie has been engaged in medical
practice eight years =
April 22d, 1928. esM
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NOTICE.
April IS, 1893.

LII persons indebted TO the estate of Simon Johnson.
"a late of Mill Creek Hundred, Newcastle county, decd
are requested TO make immed ate payment the sbscti-
beF and these having demands against said estae arc re-
quesed to present them, duly authenticated for tile
ment, to LEWIS II JOHNSON A,Iu,r
April 2sl. 1925. 31~M