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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-07-11
CHES.p E.aRE ind DELAWARE
CANAL COMPANY.

EXIEREA sundry persons in and near the Borough OF
w Wilmington have subscribed to the Stock OF this
Company IT, following terms
Twenty dos each share to be paid as soon as III
teen hundred shares shall be subscribed and notice there
of given in the two newspapers published in Wilmington,
Delaware, and the esdue of the said to be paid IN
twelve quarterly nsamens of fifteen dollars each, from
the date of such notiehe said agreement to be void I'M
less fifteen hundred lew shares should be subscribed with
in five months from Tie twelfth Of April last:
And notice hereb given that than fifteen hun
drcd new shares have .lready been subscribed
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,
That in conformity viii the above terms, the said install
ment of $50 every Sare Of stock subscribed is
me-, and payable al Bank Of Delaware in the said Be-
rough, TO Mr. Edward yorre, the Cashier thereof, who
lis authorized TO receive he and give aoqutances
therefor.
BY Order of the Boaroof President and Directors.
JAMES q. FlSIER, President pro tempore.
H. d. G1PIN, Secretary.
Canal Office, 90 june 1SS. SGT
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An Excellent Cart and Gears.
April !, 1898,

A SUPERIOR CART, as to materials, size and maSe'
"a which has been used but a few times, will be s9dFe'
ny low, if applied for immediately the owner HAVING 10
use for it. Apply at the Office Of the Waterman j,
May 6, 1898. 3-h
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Rags, Feathers, and Flax Thread.
EUsT received and FOR SALE at No. Ill, Market-st
% Wilmington,
20 COO VT AMERICAN RAGS,
1900 " SOUTHERN FEATHERS, and
900 doz. FLAX THREAD.
June n. 53-tf JOHN r.. BRINCKLE,.
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S Mo. %, 1928.

'0sNS q etHSVLCHHtUs
~ HE COMMITTEE Of the Trustees appointed
to distribute the Tickets Of gratuitous admission to
the course of Medical Lectures which will begin in
November next agreeaby to The foundation estab-
ished by the Medical Faculty, eire notice, that APP
pllcatons in writing, under seal, addressed for the
above named Committee, 10 he care Of the Secreta-
~ Of the University Of Pennsylvania, may be made
at any time before the FIRST Monday Of September
next.
1t is required that each application be accompa-
MED by respectable testimonial Of the good cha
racler OF the applicant and OF his being in such re-
strlcied circumstances en,ite him to the benefit
OF this foundation. 1t must also appear that ne has
attained the age of eighteen years, is possessed Of
suificient literary requirements and of studious
habits.
On the first Monday Of September next. the
Committee wllopen and decide on the applications,
ana Immediately give notice 10 the successful appi.
cants and return the others their applications and
testimonials, their names not to be disclosed by the
committee.
BENJAMIN CHEW,
WIN. MEREDITH,
JAMES GIBSON.
Committee Of the Trustees.
Philadelphia, Gay 90. 1895.
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CHESAPEAKE & DELAWARE
Cg.N.aL COMPANY.

NTOTICl IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a re-
~ solutn passed general meeting OF the stockho
ders Of thead Company held this day, an adjourned
Of the Company No 20 South Seventh Street. on TUES
DAY, the lah day OF JULY next, to commence at O.,
clock A. NJ for the purpose of electng President and
nine Drector and rsnsacting other business according
Ito law II. ID. GlLPlN, Secretary
Pbiladelnhi Q June 1928 49--10t
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s--s--<ss-~s~~-.ssA.s-s....s.s-s.s--'s.s....s
L OF
TIE &. z! q s
iffice at Wilmington, Del.
!, 1928.
for letters on this list, will
are advertised.
James Meloy
John Murphy
Abraham Mendenhall
Mary Ann Musgrove
William Meninghall
DR.. John Martin
Park Mason 2
Gilea Mathews
Catherine Maslin
Jesse Mode
Horatia Musgrove
Joseph $. Merritt
VIM. Magee
William Marven
Benjamin Massey
Patrick Magee
Mes.
William Mccormick
William McCOnnehy
John McMinn
Joseph M'Donald
John McElwee sen.
Owen Nc Wade
Alexander McBeth
. "
Moses Nelson
Edward North
John Meals 2
John Nixon
West Negus
Mary Ann Nelson
II
C. NJ. Potter Q
Isaac Porter
Aron Poulson
Nathaniel Pemberton
William PIERCE
Margaret Price
Caleb Perkins
Robert Pierce
Elizabeth Parvin
Jonathan Pierson
Richard Parrett
John Porter
Monster Parent
James Pierson
Sanl. L. Poulson
r
Joseph Rice
Thomas Robinson
George Reynolds
Anna Maria Rhunt
Hannah Rogers
Andrew Riley
Morris Reason
James Ricketts,
Israel Robinson
John & Thomas Reith
Ozias Read
William Roach
s.
Rebecca Snow
George Simmons
James P. Sutton
Elizabeth Stockley
Charles Sink
Thomas 'Speekman
William Siiage
Esther shipley
George slocam
Mary Savin
Thomas Stevens
Peter Spencer
NJ thew Scott
Michael Sherry
Ann Shaw
John Sherron
Nicholas springher
John Stidham
iDanl. soils
w. Simmons
T.
Aquilla Thomas
jonathan Thomas
Mrs. Fatum
Emily Tyson
AbsalUm Thomas
Y
Jacob B. Yandever 5
Sidney Van Horn
w
Ann Wav o
Lydia Wiltbank
Ebe II. West
Martha Wilcox
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GharleS L brown
Perry Bryan
John Brown 9
James Bachelor
Mary Berry
Robert Bell
Lydia Burreil
Rhesa Bronson
Saml. Beathers
Newton Bennett
Gluvier Buckingham
Robert w. Brown, Es'
Ann Boles
C.
Andrew Carey
Laurence Curry
Capt, Benjamin Cozer
Elezear Clark
Joseph Cummings
Edward Clark
Mary Carly
Abraham Cannon
Benjamin Chandler
James Carlisle 2
David Carlisle
Frederick Craig
Thomas Colweii
James DonneHy
Judeah Davis
Richard Button
u
Mark Ellis 8
David Edwards
Mary Eaton Q
Charles Epens
r
James Falls
William K. Foote
il!lam W. Ford
Hugh Flanagan
Joseph FrcHch
Richard Gray
Mr.. Gowan
John Godfray
SamI. Gregg
Jonn Gregg
Harmon Gregg
Lewis Gourty
Richard Glover
Mir. Graham
James Grant
Mary Gregg
N
John Iiad{lock, If.
William iiemphil!
Alexander Hand
Lewis Howell Il CO.
Mary Hisham
Sarah Kinds
Thomas llardiken
Jnhn Hill
Alexander Hanson
Jane lIolline sworth
Mar tia iiassinger
Mary Ann Hamilton
Y
Elary Jone 2
Ann Jackson
Thomas lohnson
William Johnson
DR.. Ingram
Alice Ann Jackson
Aiken Jack
Robert johnson
k
William Kemp
Sarah Kitchen 3
James kirkpatrick
Hannal Kirk
John Kizer
Eleanor King
Rachel Kennartl
Sarah ID. Kirk
Elizabeth King
L
Alfred Lyon
Daniel Leinau
Charles Lukens Q
William I.egg
Jemiua ]. i.aatman
Sidney Lockiman
Baakus Leonard
w. G. Lord
Rosannah Logan
Joshua Lynas
M
George Matson
A. w. Miller
N.
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BLyaN'Ar R0A,DS FOR SALE at this Office.
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LIST OF
Il,lDg.gz:.p!l.l.R!!2!lR9S

Remaining in the Post Office at Wilmington, De
July |, 1898.
sr7p Persons applying for letters on this list, VII
please mention that they are advertised.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29
FROM FRANCE.

NEW York, July ia commercial friend
has kindly favoured us with file Of French
papors brought by the brig Columbia, from
Rochelle. They comprise Paris dates of the
27th, aud bordeaux OF the 50th Of May. From
the Bordeaux Indicator Of the Goth and 3Otll
we translate the following articles, detailing
the defeat and death of Nirailes, one Of the
officers of the Army Ofthe Faith, and confirm
ing IN other particulars the intelligence receiv
ed by the way of England, that Nina was find
ing f1lI employment for the veteran Money
and ms army. .4merican
PUYcBRDA, May eO--The news | ycrier
day communicated rs a rumour, concerning
the death Gf Paul Mirallrs, is Ia day nnTlrtu.
nately confirmed. This royalist chief was
surprised before day on the 18th, in Crrrera,
by n detachment which left Lcrda on the
night Of the 18th. Some say he had with
him only single company; others pretend
that Ee had picked corps Of 800, which has
suffered severely.--Whai y, certain is, that the
Consiiiutlonalisis completely sacssd Cervera
before leaving it. Eight priests arc said to
have been slaughtered. The head Of Miralles
was borne through the streets on the point Of
pike: his son bearing ofthe indiglitles innct-
ed on Ills fathers corpse, and having several
prisoners ~ his power, had them all shot rs
he is reported To- have done 10 n spy Of Mina's,
taken in carrying dispatches to the Governor
Of Sea, eniOining the commander of the forts
Of Urgel TO eyacuate them and retire upon
Tarragoua.
PERPIGNAu, May 2e-We have received
by the way Of Corona and Fuycerda, intelh
grnce Of the complete defeat Of Paul Miralles
and Paul del Estamps.--The day before yes
tcrday two companies the elite of the Goth
regiment IN garrison at PeTpignan recri, cd
marchug orders AZ Z O'Clock in the afternoon.
ard Immediately conmenced their march
The motives for so sudden and hurried de
parinrr are not koowu. a bundled men from
'hr depot, we're M Ike rnanncr marched of
yrsiTday. IN gfiiUr sppears TO have taken
t'lcc between General Uonuadieu and The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29
FOR SALE.

M tract Of land in Albemarle county heretofore nv
residence, consisting of $500 acres. about 1000 OF
rrn are OF Tie best mountain quality, and 900 lying be-
Nw zoe mountain and extending from H. generally of good
iuaiy auh remarkably well tmbered, and waered The
Ta' mes on the sontb side OF the Rvanna branch of
'eies river navigaue for 6atieaux 10 Milton which is
rnih 81 miles. IL Is miles FROM charlottesville and 6
om The University OF its advantageous situation Tor
'a'i ana society. remark need be made here. The
e has all the usual improvements it, commndious
HNeg house buildings for servants aud other domestic
purposes good stables two barns with hreslnr machines
Els aud saw MILL with good houses Tor managers, and
ilel wei posted Tor each purpose and all in good Ie-
par The tract may be div a. geousiy into several
parts ana WILDE disposed Of if desired. The pawn eni
wv !utch1Se money MAY he made by instaments With a
gy oerai creht 10 be agreed on the time of sale--
urnilue and the stool OF every kind may be sold with
pave also Tor sale another tract of rather 700
GEES hrer miles below Milton within one al the river on
s rrrn side which lies well is OF rood qualify we'll
entered aud watered, and has valuable vein Of limestone
lns through Il This tract is divided into two farms
VinG on u dwelling house very commodi1us for
% ianiiy with necessary out buildings. Credit win be
sven pi this tract, in like manner, ~ for the other
directly me. LAMPS NloNpnE
Washington, Jnne TO- 109n,
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1879 .4cres OF Land fjr Sale.

iO-2 sICEeS 81 Lana JOr SAFE.
M ILL be sold At public auction, LeuiSa Courthouse
w ON Friday the 18th OF Aug next, being the OF
the quarterly the OF land lying about miles
below the Courthouse, the OF Northeast creek
anu on the Elk creek road, which did belong to James
ouw late at Hanover county deceased aud has recently
b-en divided amongst his devisees and heirs Il contains
agetaby ~ the report of John Num- esq surveyor of the
county, 1872 acres.
There variety OF soil aud quality in this tract and on
~ eood miseot-and the neghborbood is in which
grist aud saw mill would he valuable Nearly all the
."ct III natural state covered with abundance of
timber. small pa't of it, however has within years
past been cleared, and its proSnc has paid for the
hbor bestowed ON IT, and thereby has prov ed that this land
Wen worth the attention of those Who wish 10 supply
themselves. - @if''
MIR. Num- who surveyed "a land will shew its form and
give subscription of quality To any person shug pu-
chase And Mr.. Whiilock who lives on H. am Mr. John
ipnmaSon and other OF the neighbours lvin> near
H. WIN shew II to any person who may apply.
rms tract bas been laid various size AMI
convenient TO suit purchasers any description.
he sale will be for very small part cash 10 meet ex
eses and the balance in three equal payments coming
hue LIST Jauuaryll82i, 25 20 And win made bv the
nndersigned-Pn,l Street attorney fact for William
Towni and as commissioner appointed nv DEGREES Of
LOUISA county court, rendered on the 18th day of
month one in the OF Brown gabst aud Others
LOT The sale of 222 and the other the name OF
Oopon against Clopton aud Others the of zoo
acresand Miller BroTvn in his right as ex'of of
'le aforesaid James Brown decd L. STREET
july %. &3-tdS MILLER BROWN.
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VALUABLE GOODS

IItE subscribers offer in store and receiving
10000 lbs prime green Coffee, part OF wlich il un-
commonly fine
20 bhls.S 10 hhds. prime old Whiskey
500 sacks Salt
$50 casks superior Cut Nails
zoo boxes Window Glass
Tumblers
SO boxes Soap
40 do. Candles
90 casks Malaga Wire
10 casks Lisbon Wine.
10 hhdS Antigua Rum
pipes superior Cognac Brandy
80 hhds bright retailing Moasses
100 kegs White Lead
20 dozen Sfters
so Safes
80 casks Copperas
pipes Holland Gin
10 bbls. country Gin
so hhds and 200 bbls. Sugars, various ouaIities
20 NJ. real Spanish Cigars
50 boxes Snun
20 bbls. double distilled Rye Whiskey &c. &c &C.
Juv4. ia, A,.,;.,e
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LAND FOR SALE.

ME subscriber offers for sale the ofand which
ne resides, situated in the county OF Chesterfield SIX
miles from Manchester aud between The Manchester urn
PIKE ana James river This tract contains 9gi acres
winch wood land Of good quality heavily bere
as land in The county, 4 mosi excellent sawnilI has
recently been erected upon the premises a very
goon stream which renders the timber peculiarly valuable
The improvements consist of commodious dwelling
mouse buildings for and other domestic purposes
ana good barn and s-i-. The situation is remarkably
heahy and the land well watercd. The may be di-
Ved ad'antageously and will be disposed Of il desired
me anove tract land is disposed Of privately be-
Tore The first dag of October next ii viii that day be
on'eu At public auction the premises :;cn credi, nF
ve Two ana three years. if desired, the payment OF
.ne purchase money will be- divides, into annual install
Hsn's, each instrument bearing interest from the day
Se- AT The same time aud place will he sold, n credit
w nine months, all the farming utensils the growing crop
~ cnrn fodder hay oats and rye, Wagon
carts the stock Of sheep, hogs AMI cows (amongs which
arc Two woke Of oxen and several good mich cows and
every species OF property pertaining to the farm
Jnly4. i7-@SS, Ids no.
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Pirg1ia land Once. .T17g 81. 1873

Hirg1iil LaHd Once, Juiy u, 1873.
IN conformity with act, entitled I" An 10 reduce
into one ACT the several concerning oscheatorsr
passed The eta day Of January 1919, do hereby make
known TO all whom IL concern, appears
hcate OF the escheator OF King William county, bearing
date the 10th July, 1925 received s Office on the
Th Of the same month, that by inquisiion and Office
found in the month Of June last certain parcel Of
"nd containing 56 and rood, belonging the
estate Of William Vicery dec. escbeaed this
mouwealth. j. ROBERTSON. Jr Rec. l.. on.
.Tuly u
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NOTIEE.

Y virtue Of deed exccurdtous by Hughes
~ hearing date The nth day Of May, 1922, and duly
corded in The clerks Office of Cumberland county for pur-
poses therein mentioned, shall Tuesday the 18th
OF August rext, the premises proceed sell public
auction Tor cash. the land mentioned in said deed
containing 292 less We will convey such
title only as is vested in us as trustees.
JOHN q. DANIEL, }rr.,
July Is. 2s1vtds
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pstrnt az FSgtHtn, to
---tSE it remembered, that the sixteenth day Of
ISL - June, ~ The year OF the indepen
eucc OF the United States of America, Peter Cotton
OF ihe aid district bath deposited in this Office the title OF
e99b ne right whereof be claims proprietor, in the
following, 70 wit RePeytsof Cas pgted aud determined
~ ~ Se'd q 4pPeais Of ginin. Pck = By PEYTON
HS'JOLlh, Counsellor NJ Ia5Uf In conformity t. the
act OF The Congress orthe United States entitled An act
me announcement Of learning, by securing copies
oi maps and books te authors .ppriotors OF
such copies, during the times therein .ieuiioIed'"
RID. JEFFRIES,
Clerk of the District of Virginia.
" Inc above woripiil be- published in twelve
O"sr. July 4. 1871
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uy n
Ia VALE FOR SALE

M subscriber offers this place. any part Of IT, for sale
s lts IN the county ~ Goochland, James river.
hies above the courthouse, and contains about one
end acres, between 81 and 100 of which is rich creek
rounds The soil Of the high iund Is NJ good quality
ar Of considerably improved and the balance capable
~ the highest improvement
The situation Is believed 90 be more healthy or agreeable
"te - on u cOmmOdiOus dwelling house with nine or
ooms and every other house necessary for the
nt1n Of large family and fur agricultural purposes
set,s ~ sale made known application 70 the sub
~ living near the premises
-lrll1nd, June ~. f2-tf J. n. FERGUSON
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Nv ENVY DOLLARS KEWAKD.
IL ANYWAY from the subscriber, living Thompson's
Mills in the county Of Hanover on the 10Th inst ne
gro man named HENRY, about feet 10 inches high.
very stout made round full md broad face yellow
been dcher and has been employed such ia the county
OF fauquier where he will probably aim, his way per
haps. out ofhe However has many
about Richmond, where he may be lurking. He read
and write oleraby well, and may furnish himself with
free pass he has lately furnished others The
ward will be given any person thai will deliver tue said
negro 10 me- him in Jail so that get him again
JmlV - 22-M5Nv AGNES
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FlFTY DOLLARS REWARO.

- ANYWAY from the subscriber about the Of Aaroh
y last, negro man named CORBIN, about q q
old very black has large which have yellOwi,
look around the white he l. very active aud sprighy
fellow, has great deal of action in his walking and talk
ing, when undisiurbed, but when confused he has y
very wild anil sy look Of his eyes bavng way Of
rolling them about aud stretching them opcnhas very
narrow and fiat foot have suspect That
he is in or about Richmond. The above reward will be
given 10 any person that will deliver the said runaway
me- living in Essex county near Tappahannock,
him in jail 50 that get him again
InlY y 22-wnmt GEnRGE IT'LL
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RANDOLPH'S REPORTS.
Faluabie Real Esiqte for .S0Ie.


fTJTIE Of lard which the subscriber resides in
4 the couniy OF Br,ltord miles from New LONDON a
nile ICON the Academy and IA from Lynchburg, containing
about 1900 acres, between 500 and 400 cleared th
balance in woodstbe whole of il first tobacco land
except 40 or 50 acres and that excellc. grain land This
land Is very Le=yil. tim1ered lies remarkably we'll and l.
huely watered The improvements extremely valuable
and commotous, and the neghbOrhood healthy, wealthy
and agreeable.
Asc-A tract Of land living on Stnunton river In ,be
county of Campbell, called tie Bowling Green within 25
rifles Of Lynchburg containing 1000 acres which about
- acres are cleared, large portion of which is fret rate
" land admirably adapted Ia the culture of tobacco.
~" plantation i in fne order, well waere and henthy-
The baianc" OF The land is in woods and proportion
Of It tobacco land of the first quality.
so-Ano'hrr tract ct lard tlr county of Cams bell on
Wv creek, about three miles from Lyuchhurg, conainn
+Ii acres. small portion cleared which is fresh and
m fine bcarihc remainder -nuy rich tobaC land of
te first qualify and is heavily timber I'll yy0sd an this
ac j, source OF considerable proG-wen wuered and
several excellent mill seats.
hive several other equally valuable tso tedious
70 describe Eve lots in the Of Lynchburg three on
tle main street and the hill.
The subscriber invites capitalists to view this valuable
property which he oilers Tor on most
terms; small proportion ofihe purchase money will he
required IN band, and credit oC aud years
viii ice given for the balance For further particulars APP
i,aGn may he made tn the subscriber New London
o. of my abseuee Mr.. Jesse Irvine me
place. WILLIAM IRVINE.
1niy W. I9-iC
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BIZ RICHIE &c GOOCH.l

TT The ENQUIRERis published twice week, general
If and three times week during the session State
TruiuePrce, the heretofore, Five Dollars ner
a. Sun payable in advance. Notes OF chartered specie
nsyng Banks fony) will be received payment The hi.
ors will guarantee the safety of remiting them by mail
.ie postage Of all letters being paid by the writer's
T Nopaper will be discontinued but AT the discretion
Of the Edorsl until all arrearages have been paid up.
.bSil have "a tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
TT One square, te;s-First Insertion rs cepts-eacb
.,ntinuance, so cents.
No Advertisement inserted until il has either bsen maid
i assumed by person this city, or its enyrsns
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3O28O

NoTE-There was period when tie French Al
my lost 1900 10y The Guerias ~ live months and
when the British Army (oul Of about SO ,000) bad up
wards Of $4,000 IL hospital
NorE-Shnuld lie places besegcd defend them
selves well, the besiegers will not have men
le,t than will be sufficient TO garrison the places
taken L0lla0n P1lnr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-29

HE friends and customers Of the Iate firm Of Andrew
ne linieson Sou and tie public generally, are res.
t,g oily informed ihat the BfsCUfT BAKING Dust
- viii ne continued timber the some firm Of dEdreo
''''. 50" son, BY the surviving partner,
ROBERT JAMESON.
- ~ D. Their customers viii De- supplied wild crackers
Altxsnlris Joig IN sozet
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UNION HOIIEL FOR RENT.


[TA Possession to &c given on the FIRST day Of Au-
Igfblei Gust next that extensive comnadous ana e-
42fiyq CANT establishment n this city, Richnond,
D. =, VaJ called the Union Hotel at present occupied
w. Joshua pnmg IL Is unnecessary pnriicularize the
"nagts Of this establishment any resident of Rirh-
"io might be disposed to engage in business of
'is house 1i public eniertanment,-but for the
@ 'ti"n Of all Others disposed IL be safely
mt there is establishment " the kind in The
~ ~ virginia, superior 90 IT, for EXTENT convenience
I elegance Of accommodation, in every particular, for
~ purpose indeed IL may fairly challenge compar-
81 WIN The first establishments Of the kndn the United
loh are o brick, upon saale and of a chHrac ter
uiF,Ponding with the rest Of the establishment. The
't IS amply provided with suitable and valuable Furn-
~ which may also be had by purchase for rent.
M! Is also the lot, good story Brick
~ House for rent either with without the Tioirl.
floatons 10 be made by letter, addressed n Richard
1850 President, Charles J. Nicholas, Cashier Of
~ ce NJ Discount and Deposit of the Bank the Uni.
:. 9l1,es ~ Riehmond, Va. June g.. Elf
pursuance Of decree OF Tie superior court of chan
H. very tor the Richmond district, iu the GRAY and
Nty ana others against Wilson 9. Nicholas and others.
'heed on the 18th day OfJune 1928, shall proceed
sW pubic auction. at Charlottesville the first day Of
lrf next tract ~ land lyng I've SIX miles from
ltn ~ The county Of Al,cmarle cnrtainng acres
lte or less purchased by w. c. Nicholas Of Porter.
Nlnng 500 acres, less, purchased by the said
IS ei jacob Kenny, aud lying IN she county Of Au-
sc he saie viii be oa credit of twelve months the
sipner taking from the purchasers bond aud seeuri-
uu retaining the title security for the payment Of
| purchase money. Immediate possession viii be given.
IT., JOHN IA. COOKE, Commissioner
--IY l8. 2f--tds