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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20
From The P,,orjienrq (R. ~ Journal.


As the contest for the Presidency approxi-
mates its consurnmati"r. it receives new modiii-
cations. and dcvcinpes new springs of action. I'M
thought of at the beGirolng of the canvass-or
thought of only rs poss;tie. in ibis country, at
some future and distant period. when tie free
spirit of The nation sh1UiI have been DESTROYED
by the contests ~ ira! = c:i9ps, rs the progress
of luxury. the lavd: OF :roe,ls, and tie gene
raj tendency of society 80 corruption and ser
Witty.
Eight years ago, Nr. Crawl FORD was candi-.
date for the Presidency, in opposition to Col.
Monroe. The people called uiDu his adj, ocafl..
10 produce tie evidence if o"t tl,cy had Of f',,,I
gcntcoans's qualifications f5r &c Office 40
o'hcr evidence was produced r,an MIR. Cra;v
tUrds suhscryiencl 10 Tue dominant party. and
his pledges in bsi,1ifof iit,-c who should be- in
stru:neutal M Ei5 Arrangement. These ,,cr..
deemed unsatisfactory 5y lnc people and. a.
though Mr.. Cra'v'Jr received fIc vote, of .b9pt
sixty member 81 Congress, IN r Hlcus rseeojjl,d
majority Of that caucns CoDCurrcd in the nom /
nation Of Nr. Monroe WI en- the cabinet orl
President 'Irurp", was 10 bet rrncI Mr. Crov /
81 yas Dde.r scat n il,tt", met auI tl,uS II (
owed ey"r. opportunity ynci a rosn Of talent. !
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20

CHARLEsToN, August 13.-By passenger
IN the Schr. Satty q Polly, from Matanzas, we
learn that the Spanish armed brig Marmoro,
with crew ofG0 men from Cadiz for Havana.
Iell IN with the Colombian armed schr Gen.
padIlla on the LIST inst off Salt Key Bank. and
both vessels engaged for half an hour, when
the padilla hauled off au1 Immediately after the
Spanish brig blew up. The Padilla's boats sue
ceeded IN saving thirty-one ofthe Spanish briggs
crew, which she sent into Matanzas on the %
inst. in droger. CHy Gnx.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20

bored quarter stove in, her masts and the great
err part of her rigging and sails standing; saw
two dead bodies on the wreck, under water, and
a number of pieces of flesh floating near the
wreck-found Colombian pcnnant on board.
Supposed her to be Colombian man ofwar, and
probably blown up, as part of the stern frame
was laying in the fore-top the long boat was a
longside, bottom upwards; she was American
butt; had yellow streak round her took from
the wreck anchor, sails, rigging, &c."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20
is. SMOLLET.
London, May 9th 1868.

From the New York Daily advort;sor 49,.
10. w are indebted TO a friend for the fol-
lowing interesting letter from London.
EI1r9ct u q tettef. from London dated lime 10
can with truth assure you, the people oftbis
country have no cause to repine at the hapniness
that awaits other nations, for historians win re-.
Coru that the present times are like the reion of
oooinon--for silver is thought nothing of in the
i - vi george the 4th. 1t may be truly said
.la' al me dealers and manufacturers pay mo-
ney, and in my line the greatest di6icuitv ia to
prevail on people to take credit DiscoInts of
paper on the first houses, can be obtained ut 2
per cent and such is the superhuous capitaI n
the present Tune, that people arc induced tn adj
vance money In various undertakings most of
winch VIII be of great national ADVANTAGE.
WIN enufnefate a few, and when you call to
tlind tue immense amount which has been Nv
pended IN this way within ! 5 years twill an
pear uncomfortable TO posterity. superior
oridSe is IN progress across the Thames, over
DOCK head TO the BriclSlaycrs' Arms: tunnel
under Tins river lower down, a new ssJ ondou
Bridge9 is IN considerable overwhelmingly
DrIdge IS completed; Waterloo, also sfupen-
o., monument, of human art, and VauxhaIl.
The bill for one at Hammersmith has passed. and
one at windsor was finished last week. Tic
new streets from Pail mali TO the Rerenf,s Parl,
are nearly hDlshed in style of architecture SUI
Pefior 10 any IN Europe, and the park is encir-
Cied WIN elegant houses which let from $50 tn
1!0O per annum: A post Office is erecting which
VIII cost 100000, the bank of England is re-
Pa'Tlng' and the whole of the exterior exceptino
Inat m othbury Is building in another style: the
hoyai Exchange has been under repair The last
. years; new roads are making in various parts
VI me t0Wn-the stone Pavements are taken up
anu o'Daeh INTO small pieces, aud consequently
maze hke turnpike roads, and the chief streets
:" i]Oh'oh VIII nc done in this way, which pre-
vents nose. The roads throughout The coun-
Try are like bowling ereens--th the hills are lower
ca every where, and the coaches travel regu-
larry from to 10 miles an hour; the poor taXes
arc every where reduced to d tri1e; the mann
acturers are fully employed from one extreme
part OF me country to the other; there are N
'Ps''"''lons going forward ~ tie raw material
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20
NEW-ORLEANs IN 1z61.

The ,mparallcle rap,!itv with which drea-
ry wilderness is metamorphosel into cultivated
fields and busy villages, and villages into cities,
although IN some measure experienced in the
ofd, was left to be more fully demonstrated in
Tue new world.-When rejecting on the vast
improvements which have been so fully exem-
pilhed III our country, within the last few years.
weare struck with admiration and establishment
IN the contemplation of the prospective.-.Ve
were recently put in possession of CharIevoix's
Travels in North America about the middle of
the last century, in which we noticed his views
OF New-Orleans, the great emporium Of the
west:-Ths place, which sixty years ago, was
only known IN newspaper pulling, as appears By
the travellers description, now contains more
than $4,000 souls, employs 300, 900 tons of ship
ping, is pre-eninent in wealth aud trade, and
ranks as the fifth city in the Union.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20

.HmV' WV iod.--By an arrival at Norr,IlS
from iIarau7, intelligence has been received thai
a vessel OF war has been lost. The Capt. states
8 that On the }tb- III lat 90 10, long ~ 40, he
saw wreck to lcewar1, got out the boat and
boarded her; fOun her TO be a large man of war
brig, With her larbOreI bow out OF water: herIar-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20
The following letter is dated
s-NEw-ORIrANs. .Jan,rv- IN 4

AN'N-o'tL.aNS, Jan ry. III, 1851.
81 am at length arrived in this famous CITY
which they have called In n0uuciLe Oy.ieans
Those who have given it this name thought that
Or}e1ns, was of the feminine Gender. Blu,
what signifies that Custom has established if.
anf that Is above the rules of Grammar
''Ihs city is the first, which one of the great
est Rivers III the World has seen raised on its
Banks. II the eight hundred fine Houses. and
the five Parishes, which the News-Papers gave
1t some two years ago, are reduced at present to
hundred Barracks, placed in no very great
order: to great store-bouse, built of wool, to
two or three Houses, which would be no orna-
ment to Village OF Fr0nce; and TO the half of
sorry Store House, which they agreed to lend
to the Lord Of the Place, and which he had no
sooner taken possession of, but they turned him
cut To- dwell under a Tent. What pleasure. on
the other SIDE, to sec insensibly increasing this
future Capital of fine and vast Country. and
10 be able to say, not with sigh like the Hero
"' F'rg" speaking OF his dear native place con.
suncd by the flames, and the fe Is where Tran
Town had been, butfull of a well orou,,Jc1
hope, this mild and desert place, which f,o
reeds and trees do yet almost wholly cover. will
be one day, and perhaps that day is not far oT
an oPnicnt City, and the Metropolis of great
and rich Colony.
"You will ask me, Madam, on what found
this lIopc' I found it on the situation of to a.
" at lhirty-thrcc Leagues from the Sea, and ON
tic side ofa pavigable River, that ono NAV come
up to this place IN twcntv-four hours; ON the
Ifutlulness of the soil; on the mildncss and r,od
ness OF IFS climate, in 30 n. Latitude: on t,e
industry of its Inhabitants; on the neichborl,ood
or 'g@rtco, to which we may go in fifteen DAYS
by Sea- on that Of The Hqrrnrh, which is .l;II
nearer aud ono Of the finest Islands Of .l,,o,;c,
aud of the Epgisf Colonies. Need there ,nv
tnng more to rcuder City hourislunr, ROM
ani P1rjs hal not such consid erabl 5srinnn,.
were not built under such happy auspices. and
their founders did not find on the Sejnc anil n,e
Ipbcy the advantages We have found on n,c
,N'se'sgjpDj. IN comparison of which, those two
Rivers aic Dui little 5rook5.D
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20
NINlAN EDWARDS.
.Inlv 10. 1921.

Editors Of Newspapers who have published
Mr. Mobiles testimony, will DO an act of Justice.
and much Oblige me, by publishing the above.
n. EDWARDS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20

AS an evidence that the Albany junto calculated
TO manage the proceedings cfthe legislature entire
iy in their own way it may be we'll to mention that
the d'ssraceful resolutions which were introduced
into both houses, and which passed
the senate Oh Tuesday. were drawn up and i'm prin,
be fore tie legislature coarened.-.3GUiy Gazette.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
SHERIFF'S SALES,
81 DAVID c. WILSON. SHERrrt

virtue ola writ of leyar acas me directed, will
Id be exposed public SALE at the house of Eli Lamborn
Wilmington in Christiana hundred, Saturday the 9th
inst at O'Clock, p all that certain lot piece of land
situate, lying and being in the hundred Of Mill Creek and
county of Newcastle bounded and described follows
chesnut tree being Of the land late of the widow
Mary Black, and line of land Of William Bracken
thence several courses to the place Of beginning conai-
ing fourteen acres three quarters, and perches of land
he the less; together with all and singular
the Improvements and appurenances tbereunto belonging,
being seized and taken in execution as the property Of
Joseph II. Jackson and Margaret his wife.
Newcastle, March 10. 27--4t
DY virtue of writ of leyar facias to me directed will
be exposed 10 public sale, at the house of Eli Lam
horn, Wilmington, in Chrsana hundred, on Saturday the
eth inst at O'Clock, u. NJ all that certain plantation or
tract Of land situate lying and being in the hundred of
south east by the middle of the road leading from the Con-
cord road the Hay road the south west by lands
other heirs of Andrew Gibson, Esq. dec on the north
westby lands of John Longs heirs and on the north east
by Shelpot creek, containing hundred and acres,
more less together with all and singular the improve
ments and appurteances thereunto belonging. Seized
and taken in execution the property of Andrew Gibson
Newcastle, March IL. 27-4t
I'D virtue of writ of ais lev facas me directed will
lid be exposed public sale, the house of Eli Lam
born, Wilmington in Chrstiana hundred Saturday the
9th inst at O'clock, r. NJ all that two story brick house
and of ground situate King in the borough of
Wilmington, and lying between three story brick house
and lot belonging TO the heirs of E. A. Smith, dec and
two story frame house and lot belonging John Gordon
he the less together with all and sngu
lar the improvements thereuno belonging. Seized and
taken in execution as the property of William French
Newcastle, March 9, 27-4
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
PORK, LARD, &c.
IN BBLS. cargo and mess Pork
s1t 100 Kegs first quality Lard

IN BBI.S. cargo and mess Pork
DU 100 Kegs first quality Lard
90 Bus. White Beans 20 do. Albany Peas
80 do. Herd Grass Seed 20 do. Glover Seed
10 do. Timothy Seed 100 do. Superior Potatoes
1000 Lbs. first quality Tub & Keg Butter
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn filling and twist, from No. to No 18.
Together with general assortment of Groceries, all of
which are offered for sale reasonable by the sub
scrbers Of King and Second north side the
lower market. JOSEPH MENDENHALL eco.
Wilmington, 8 mo. 10, 1894. 27-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
~ NOTICE.

In consequence Of the rapid sale of Tickets in the N
FORK Literature LOTTERY, my supply has been out since
Saturday last Consequently number of persons have
been disappointed both by personal application, and in
orders from distance; though by this days mail (ues-
day l6th) shall receive number of Tickets and will be
able supply all orders, with safety, until Saturday next
as the drawing of the Lottery removed to the city of
Albany N Y on the 17th the result of which shall not
get in this place until the mail of the 21st inst.
j. j. ROBINSON.
March 49, 81 los Market-st.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
FOR SALE,
a Valuable Plantation

HtONTAINING two hundred and twenty acres of Upland
" and Marsh, one-thrd part being Woodland, situate
the junction of the Wilmington Bridge road with the New
castle and FrenchTown urnpkethe four opposite
ners at the said junction being included in the said tract
Payment of part of the purchase money only being req
red the of credit for the residue will be very liberal
The Farm affords fine south view of the Delaware from it.
Newcastle, March 279t G. READ.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
TO RENT,

A Two story Brick House situate in Wesstreet, near
IN Thrd-sreet. The house is finished completely 1t
has five good lodging rooms, two parlors and large
kitchen stories high There is pump of good water
healthy and commands interesting prospect of the Della
ware river and surrounding country.
Applyto BENJAMIN FERRIS.
8 mo. 10, 1924. 273t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
TO BE SOLD ATPUBLIC SALE

the house of the subscriber, No 223, NIaret-street
N on Monday the 22nd inst household furniture SC.
consisting of tables, chairs, bedsteads, beds, carpeng
two Stoves also substantial second hand gig and har-
ness the running gear of carriage &c &c. sale to
mence at 10 O'Clock. THOMAS CLARK.
Wilmington, March 10, 1924. 27-2tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
YENllUE.
8 mo. Is,

ten O'Clock Monday, 22nd inst viii be sold at p1b
IN lie SALE at the residence ofthe subscriber snndrv ~
ming Utensils consisting Of piougls, harrows carts wheo
fam an excellent cyder mill and screw press outtng how
&C. Alsoa quantity of mi!et seed, Indian corn two az
ceent horses and very good gig The terms will 81.
made known the sales which Will commence At 10 ocloc
10th March 3l-2t J. TILTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the estate of Joseph HeafY
N dec late ofMll Creek hundred, requested to make
immediate payment, and such have legal demands to pre-
sent them duly aested for settlement before tie 1ss
day of 5h Mo. EeXt to CALEB HEALD, pp.,
or JOSHUA TAYLOR AA rs
8 mo. Is, 27-l4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
For SALE.

NOR want of employment, black girl who has been
IL brought up on farm. Inquire near the Trap, New
castle county Del. Of ALRlCH II. PENNINGTON.
March Is, 27--tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16

MARRIED-In Wilmington, on Thursday evening last,
by the Rev. e. w. Gilbert, MIR. LEWIS WILSON, to
Miss SARAH McALIS'rER, both of this Borough.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16

Amount of allowances and appropriations made Sd March 1924
Treasurers Note at Bank Delaware
do WIN. Seal
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16

the conclusion of Mr. Grays speech published in
last, in the ID column, 81 line from the top, for pros
pery read port. In A line from the top for $4,000
read 5000.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
In the I.evy Court of New Castle County,

ryseaon,
gRepotat sadie Commit
a tonsofht departing
hhet
ecavb hn
Commute
BY
ia nMe3d March,,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
NEW CQSTLE COUNflY. 9!

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D. p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
Amerlran 1Datrbmal,.
WILMINGTON, 16 MARCH, 1894.

Indignantly upon first dawning attempt cna
orc portion Of the Union from anothcrb WASHINGTON
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-14

n :, o.,,r, ~ ,,,.,,,..i,, -..-;,,,, l..ll g.
a )" C''ur' ~ quarterly session ileld iof
=, hhner't county at me courthouse, on
'i|%"ay, 'I p;h io'n u1y OF H'' p;i "a
R;tJ "" amI p,Di' pi i1'''' = D'oo ntslah'"
bibb, and Lew Bibb, plaintiffs,
a%aInst
Joseph Mays, and Sally his wife, formerly
oasY b'on' '9hn duncan, anu haehe' his
W"e' formerly hache' h'92, joseph blbb, aud
fancy o'on, Wino " a, 1T re'lc' OF MaIun blob,
Ieu'"%eo} Ar.hnr D, Dawes appointed guar
u," u u 10 Gc'T r;I, nancy bloo' nnllam hlhD'
" n., "'1'''' ''p"' infant he'r' ol Sa'a "af''h
D'o0' ueoe"'cu, .,.,,,,.o,,n, oelehoah'So
,r,-,....9N ch'1.l ~.
me P'o'nuns having hiea 'hetr hlil' Where.
upon appearing 10 'ne s@tSlacf'"n oi tne
r p; I""' '',e fea, estate OF me sa'd MARTIN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-14
Bedford Ipril RaIes, 1924.

1insley Rneker and VIM M. Ctey, pits.
against
John Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas
Moore, If. and Thomas Moore, ST. Gefs.
IN CH1.NCERY.
The defendants Thomas Moore, IT.. end
BENJAMIN Perkins not having entered their
appearance aud given security according to
law aud the rules of this court, and it appear
ing that they are not inhabitants of this
state, on the motion of the plaintiffs by their
attorney, II is 0rdered, that the said defendants
do appear here at the next June court, and
answer the plaintiffs billiard that copy of
this order be forthwith INFERRED in some Que
sof the Lynchburg papers published in Lynch
burg for two months successfully, and that a
copy of this order be posted at the front door
of the court house for two successive court
days.
A Copy-Teste.
80 J. STEPTOE, c. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-14
MI SIC, as q Science.
InuN 4. SCONCIA

OFFERS his services to The citizens OF
~ Lynchbura and lis vicinity, IN his new
ME1HONOMlCAL SYSTEM. lie hopes, 10y
unremilted attention 10 the duties OF hl' pro
iession, To give general satisfaction, and 70
prove at tie same time that music Is nov. re.
duced TO science, and is not mechanical
requirement, as il has been heretofore regar-
ded. lie has every thing necessary tor the
above mentioned mode Of instruction and
for the accommodation OF his pupils, has a.
gents al the north to furnish them with music
aud musical instruments HeWill ais" supply
the orders Of any other person. lie daily eX-
poets several elegant aud well-t"ned ne"
PIANOS, which may be bad at reduced phi
ces. Also, ME1RONOMES, handsomely fin
isbed, &c.
r b lie has at present, time enough to at
tend Two families or classes moderate dis
tanee from town.
H. \ line addressed TO him will meet with
prompt atteation.
april 9. wt535
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-14
Bedtord .9prik Rules, 1924.
lsIey tucker aud VIM. NJ. OIey,

IInsTfy Knckef aud VIM. NJ. OIey pIts.
against
iohn Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas
Moore, IT.. and Thomas Moore, 81 DIETS
N CH.4hIERY
The plaintiffs writ Of snbp~na hoior eve
cuted upon the defendants John Moore and
Thomas Moore, ST more than two months
previous hereto, andthey ilIfailing to appear
and answer The plaintiffs action-on the mo-
ton OF the Plaintiffs, by their attorney, II is
ordered, TINT Unless the defendants do appear
here at the next May court and answer the
plaintiffs bill. the same as to them will be Ia
ken for confessed and the matter thereof be
decreed az nrdiuglv.
y [, s-Ieste.
SO !. STEPTOE, c. b. C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-14
SPRING GOODS.
NampbeN * GreenWay,

Have received, in addition to their iormer
stock,
Superior blue and black Cloths,
To do. do. Cs ,meres
Do. fashionable ribbed do.
Do. w0vc striped do.
Long yellow Nankeens
Russia Drilling
Union Mixtures aud Satteens
Nireinis and Cotton Cassimeres
Sup Manchester slripd Ginghams, escorted
1ambored Book Muslin
Cd Jubilee Cord do
Jaconet Robes
Black figured eros. dc Mp
Do do. Laventine
Plain Senrhims and Sarcenetts
Superior Gauze Handkerchiefs
Figured eros. de Nap do
LaVenine Bord do.
Plain and figured Canton Grapes
Sup. nndress' d Furniture Prints
Plate Calicoes
Sup. Cambria Prints
Together with general supply Of GROCE-
HES, HARDWARE, CROCkERY, and ma
ny other articles too numerous to mention,
which they will sell low for cash.
April Is. ts69
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-14
STOW the Villain!

DUNAWAY the Cd of this month, a
= mulatto man named NED. He is a low
fellow but has large breast and is strongly
made, little bow-legged, a high full forehead,
dark eyes, holes IN his ears, and a tolcHhle
sharp chin-wears his hair tied bchind-has a
bold and open Connt"nance when spoken TO.
He Is keen artful fellow, and perhaps can
read and write little His clothing ! cannot
particularly describe, tho there is no doubt
he is genteelly clothed. He has good silver
watch, with gold or gilt chain, boots &C.
lie rode off DARK GREY MARE, about 4
feet inches high, in good order, shod before,
her shoes not much W0rn--she is lengthy and
well tOrmed-and has the marks of plough
gear upon her shoulders, and considerable
scar upon one OF them, high on the shoulder
blade, think on the right. She has a very
thick tate and name, though not very long
She is spirited and active and rides well lie
is we'll equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags, big coat OF bear skin with large capes,
&c. have no doubt he has ohtaintd free pa
fers3 and will attempt to pass as a free man,
and make to some free state, and have no
doubt bat he has altered his name He is a
handy fellow, a good house servant, miller
and shoemaker, aud can turn his hand to any
thing, and have no doubt but he hasa plenty
OF money. will give a reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS to any person who will deliver
him 10 me, or secure him in any Jail so that
get him again, within this state; and if takeu
wthontthe state ONE lit NDRED DOLLARS
il secured or delivered to me and ten dollars
for the mare if taken within this state and de
hyered 10 me, and twenty dollars if taken
out of the state and returned home
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckingham, Aug % wts3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-14

Silk, Cotton and Thread Hosiery
" orked Muslin Robes
4 superior assortment of Thread Laces and
Ldgngs
Rich Seedlings and figured tlulls
Al and Cd Cambrcs and Cambria Muslins
Figured aud plain Leno and Book do.
Plain and figured Jaconets
limitations aud DIM Cambrics
Scotch Lawns and Iri,h sheetings
Black and coored Italian and Canton Grapes
Handsome Grape Robes
MerinO Shawls and SCalfs
Crane do. do
Sewing Cotton, in spools, balls and hanks
Zela Handkerchels and Scarfs
Checks, Dimities, Violins aud Violin Strings
Bombazettcs aud Bombazines
A splendid assortment of Parasols and I'm
brellas, very cheap
British and French super. painted Muslin
seine Irvine
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-05-14
.NARSNAA.'S SAM.

IN pursuance of decree of the superior
4 court Of chancery for the Lynchburg dis
trict, pronounced ON the 18th day of October
1923, in cause therein depending, h,rWeen
Joel Estis, plaintiff, and james Prentis aud
Samuel Ilobson defendants, the undersigned,
marshal of the said court, will on Friday the
18th day Of Jane nest, Gf fair, if not on the
next fair day thereafter, Sundays eXcepted,)
proceed to sell, on the premises, by way OF
public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash,
q rta