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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-09-14
CORNELIUS ID. BLANEY.
assessor,
JAMES MCCULLOUGH, FIR.
Road Commissioner,
ROBERT RHODES.

Resolved, That this meeting pledge themselve:
to use all honorable means to support and elect the
above named persons; that one hundred handful:
Of these proceedings and three hundred tickets, be
printed, and that Capt. James Thompson, Capt
Henry Rowan, Benjamin Simmons, John Boyd
Isaac Mcguire, Geo. w. Bowman, Oscar Davis, A
S. Ewes, Thomas Tatow, David P. Best, James
Riddle, r., Henry Steele and John Aull be COM
mttee to have the tickets and handbils printed and
distributed.
Resolved That this meeting now adjourn to meet
at this place the third Saturday in August 1925.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF this meeting
be published in the Delaware Waterman.
HENRY BOWMAN, Chairman.
JAMES RIDDLE. Jr. Secy. Sept. IL, 1924.
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DlED-on Friday morning last, the Rev. JAMES TAY
LO, native of Scotland, and Pastor of the First Presby
terian Church in this Borough
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RED LION MEETING.

AT meeting of the Democratic Republican
Delegates from the several Hundreds of New Cas-
tie County, convened at the Red Lion Inn, on Sat
urday the lth Of September, 10 nominate Ticket
for the support of the Democratic Party, at the en-.
suing General Election, GEoRcE Clark, Esq. wa:
called to the Chair and DR.. JoHN Johnson was ap.
pointed Secretary. 1 he meeting being organized
1t was on motion unanimously
RESOLVED, That this meeting disapproves of the
domination of WILLIAM III. CRdWFORD fol
President and of GILBERT GALLATLN for Vice
President of the United States, made at Washing.
ton IN February last by caucus composed of
small minority OF the members of Congress; thai
they regard the same as violation OF the spirit oil
the constitution; as the unjustifiabe and unworthy
attempt OF few ambitious and unauthorized indvid
uals to force upon the people who has no
claims to that high station, and who would have no
possible chance OF their suffrages, but through the
influence OF office hunters and intriguing men and
that we will oppose the said nomination by all fair
and honorable means.
Res0tred. That this meeting will not nominate nor
support, any individual as candidate for the Legs
ature of this State, who is not decidedly, and, under
ali circumstances, opposed to the election of WILL
Liam III CR1WFOkD as President, and H.
BERT GaLLAII.N as Vice President Of the
United States.
Resolved, That the following ticket be recon-
mended to the undivided support of the Democratic
Republicans OF Newcastle County, viz.
Senator,
HENRY WHITLEY.
Representatives,
DAVID PENNY, B. H.
JOSIAH +. CLEMENT, c. H.
JOSEPH ENGLAND, M. G. H.
JOHN ROW, N CHI
JOHN EXTON, R l.. H.
SAMUEL II. BLACK, p. H.
CHRISTOPHER VANDEGRIFT,S SIGH.
Levy Court Commissioners,
JOHN HERDMAN, w. c. C. H.
JACOB FARRIS, P. H
PHILIP RYBOLD, X. L. II.
JOHN MERRITT, St. G. H.
Sheriff,
PETER B. DELANEY.
Coroner,
WILLIAM WOODCOCK.
Resolved, That we approve and will cordially sup
port the nomination made Dover on the LIST ult.
by the Democratic Conlerees of the state, of DR..
ARNOLD NAUDAlN as a candidate for the
House OF Representatives Of the United States.
Resolved, That we will support by all honorable
means, the Democratic Nomination Of PIE TER b.
DELANEY as Sheriff, and WILLIAM WOOD
COCK as Coroner, OF the county of Newcastle.
Resolved, That these proceedings be published
in the American Waterman.
GEORGE CLARK, Chairman.
JoHN JOHNSON, ISec'y.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP.
A HOTSE ANN RTTJLHyA.G TDT

Situated in French st. between Broad and Hanover
streets Each Lot nearly through the square A
pump OF good wster attached to the property Apply 10
j. j. ROBINSON No. los, Market st.
Wilmington, IA Sept. 78-tf
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TABLE,,

Sheoing the number Of Votes talen at the Nomi-
nation Of SHERIFF and CoRoNER for ,Neao Cas-
Tie County, on the 14th of august, 1924.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

AT meeting Of the Democratic citizens of .N'e,o-
castle HUNDRED, convened at the house of Mr.. Fran
els Sawdon, pursuant to public notice, Capt. Henry
Boacman was called to the chair and James Riddle
ir. was appointed Secretary-and the following Res
olutions were adopted:-
Resolved, That this meeting proceed to nominate
suitable persons for Inspector, Assessor and Road
Commissioner, for said Hundred, to be voted for on
the 18th nst.-and on taking the votes the follow
ing persons were unanimously nominated for the
respective Offices, viz.
Insnpctnf,-
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Il saddler in New York has just completed a
most splendid saddle, composed OF American ma
Aerials, for distinguished military chief in Colon
'ba. The ground color of the saddle and holsters
IS rich, dark green, in many places hidden by rich
ornaments Of red satin. silver lace and plate; -
bulls, eagles and strrups of silver. The plan and
decorations Of the bride and holsters were in cor
Responding style Of richness; and the whole cost
will amount to no less sum than three hundred
And fifty dollars.
81 Contract for american Floar-The Comm'ssary
Eeneral oil Antigua, F. +. Davidson, Esq has adver-
.hsed for contracts to supply fresh superhne Amer
lean -four for the ofhis Brtanlc Majesty troops
Throughout the West Indies
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The following is an extract of letter from gen
tleman OF Philadelphia.

"HAvANA, August &c, 1894.
81 have nothing mate ia to say, except that Ro-
dripurz. colonel at Matanzas, has proclaimed the
constitution. You will, suppose, receive papers
from Havana in Philadelphia which will possibly de-
tail the whole, but am of opinion that it is OF more
importance than we aware Of as there were
yesterday two expresses from The Ma'anzas, and
the streets have been 9atroed here two nights.
Flour has fallen from S17 to Sis f-2.'
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The president Of the United States has officially
recognised !ohn Home Pnrues Esq. Consul oil
the King of England for East and West Florida, to
reside at Pensacola. The following gentlemen have
also been officially recognised as Vice Consuls of
His Imperial Majesty the Emperor OF Brazil: Bry
ant Iiiden Bruen, Esq.,to reside at Boston, James
.UorreU Esq, to reside at Philadelphia Edward
John Cote Esq. to reside at Baltimore. Christie
pier NeaLe ESQ., to reside at Alexandria.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-29
UNIVERSITY OF WILLIAM 4 MARY

WIS institution will he opened rs ,usua nm ,a H.
nonuay ~ October being the 25,h day OF the mou,b
n,or;u anu foiiticai Philosophy by Dr. Sn,ih:
?,sthen'aues, astronomy, &c by Mr. CampbeII:
Law ana Police by Judge Semple;
chemistry Natural Philosophy by Or. Roipers
i ahnouncing TO the public that lectures ON ,b. ,ho,
su'yects VIII ne delivered in the College Of VIM
curing tne ensuing course, the sna,;n
that Institution would 10 render snw s',s o'
marks necessary. 0e 'u''ner IT,
In ne hrst place, much has been said boil, in opt, ant
u. ABOUT transferring the College TO another s,,
a'ion Dut whether new location be ulm,si,
ornot Is entirely imn,ateria those who NAV xiL p
prosecute their stndesin VIM * Mary To v,nn. n.y.,
VINO may intend TO remain but tenn Stud-n,s IS
vi example, the removal removal of tbs Coan'
eth ne OF no consequence. Nor villa new s,. a..
estaisnHent even should one be selected s1er, %
may uesire more extended vi psrrcf,n No.
soeser he Ooiiege may be located there Will rsw, n
sae rIoessors The same studies, the same fac,;ss e
.ue acqas,oh OF knowledge, nay rery sam. a.
p,eses, foung men, therefore, who may wish IN 60,
p , suueaons in The College Of I'm q ary net
; 1sy.e,eu ny any apps ehension Change from
An he next place. the Statutes of the COLLEGE bay h..
so ny Inc visitors thai student can NOV, he -,
qu'su 70 INFORM upon HIMSELF under any ciremn,s,s
@I Iys ~ swe evidence against n ieow-stuJemt.
whiie theh on the one hand the runlours wh;.t h.
gone ior'h with regard To the removal Of tb. C,
wnener wen or ili-iounded he of no moornuc 49,
70 students so ON the other nothing couii giys h
authorities greater pleasure than Ia s
" he oVeriiowing classes of The ensuing year ,ht
ne changes whicb have been effected arr t.Iy N
u"u " e great and permanent good OF The
Sept. 10. line Smith
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TWENTY nOLLARS RFwAnn

pUNAWAY from the subscriber on THURSDAY The 49,,
" Of September, n negro woman named Ally noed
about twenty two years, her complexion mist,o H.,
brightshe has spots in her face something ~
r"Pw"rn her height is between four and five fec, :
spare made. ith good countenance when spoken 40
her dress wien she runaway blue plaas aud also
red with her adress OF cOpperas ceck ed is
possible that she may have changed her dress purcs
Spd her from Richard Strawn negro buyer, and no
chased her from Benjamin Grimes in the of Rjno
ueorgc-t Is possible that she may have gone back 10 he
same county, or aiming to get back, MIR Grimes owns
he' hasand iOrwafn all masters vessels from stin
anegr"oi that descriptions boardIt is possible thai
'he may have obtained free pnpsrsif person on ber
SOUS WI Hprrebend the said aud deliver her a,
me ~ secure her IN any jaiiin th, state, give bCo
80 lhst gei her again, they shall receive the ~
D"Ne reward with al reasonable charges aud IL the said
woman sh0ud he apprehended out Slate of Viro
Di ann brought home 10 me IN saul State or delivered IN
auy ~ the Sise Oi Virginia, aud give nCormation a.
thati res her agdit the persons shall receive
reward OF forty ss'ars, with all lawful charges
ROBERT AGREE
Hanover CO. Va. near Cold Harbour. Oct. es 5i-w3ts
~ The fredeficksbuTg Herald will publish the above
weekly for times aud charge this Office
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OHIO.

WAsHiNaToN, October S5.-The General
Election took place throughout the State OF
ONO IN the 18th Of October. The Candidates
Tor Goyerner are Jercmian Morrow. the pre-
sent Governor, AID Allen TrimbIe. In the
coun1es from which, we have seen returns.
Mr. Trlmble has the majority.
Philemon Beecher is reelected Represeo-
tati'e TO Congress by majority OF about 500
votes over David Chambers, no was mem
her Of the last Congress.
john G.. Wright is reelected nv an over.
wheImiDS majority over lns opponent. Mr.
B~ebp.
David Jennings is elected Representative
from the 10Th Congressional District.
We have no further complete returns.
Nat. Int.
Commodore David Porter, commander OF
the Naval forces Of the United States, in the
West Indies and on the Coast Of A frica, leaves
town tins morning, To repair to Thompson,
Island. He goes out again 10 the corvette
John Adams now lying in the Delaware, and
will proceed with 80 much despatch that he
expects to be at sea by the day after to-
morrow.
We are happy 10 state that this gallant and
enierprizlDg officer has entirely recovered from
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NO.rICE-

pY virtue of an oider Of tho couu,y court OF
r Charlotte, made the 9Th day Of September,
l6Sl, wall he sold, at public auction FOR cash, ON
Monday the LIST day OF November next, being cour,
day, at Charlotte Courthouse, negro who was
OF July last as Runaway, and who calls himself Joha
the Baptst.--He is about five feet 6 or 10 inches
high, oil yellow complexion, and supposed be about
htty years Of age.-Had on when commitied a pair
Of buck skin breeches,hs other clothes Of rginia
coih.-Says he belongs 10 John Wickham, Esq Of
kichmond. His right hand has the sppea rance Of
having been aangled or bruised, which has produced
a Stiffness IA Of his fingers.
WIN. SMITH, Jaiior
Sept d. 38-tds OF Charlotte County
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Il CliANCERY--At held for Prince Eav
county, September the Goth, 1924 =
Trent f. Harrison, Dabney D, Mary d.. Ke,,ur, 7
ner' Denalah and Missouri Harrison, Infants by hei.
cial guardian Charles Knight rowr,a; sI
Against "P'ainant
Edmund Locke,t, Sheriff and admir- OF William u,,,
son aud William IL Harrison nae natn
CHARLES KNIGHT is appointed guardian for ,h ms
piainans, for the special purpose Of projecting -
interest IN this suit and the defendant VIM IL f,rsi
not having entered his appearance and given secnr
corning o AN act OF the General Assembly and th. ruiz
OF snis court, and IL appearing the satsacion c %
eou1 tha he Is moi an inhabant OF this state ON The mn
no" vi ue compartments by COUNSEL il is ordered ,hs,
.ne Saul defendant, Wm H. Harrison do nppear her. @
we nst gay OF December answer the cam,
p''nant b anu that copy uf this order be orshv;,h
inserted III some one OF The public ne spapers nr;n'.
e cry oi richmond for two nlomis and a
A copy. Teste, d. j. WnpS, iu,s county.
October l6 uam, u. y.
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LEWIS WEBB & co.

$50 BAGS - barrels ~ Ierces cose-4o bbds and
~ barrels brown sugarLoaf sugar-S0 hhds prime re.
failing moiasses, IL hhds aud 100 barrels rye wiskey5O
oos CsIu,aers recthed do-20 bbls. apple 0randy-2
pipes ana 10 barrels Americas gn9 and 81
New England runs bids. Antigua rum pipe superior
french randy-L9ndon particular Madera-Siciy Ma
-Port-comenar-swee hIaa-
ga-Scuprernong wines-Liquor colouring-I5OO sacks
Liverpool sa-50 tons bar iron, American English ami
plough Plates castings con.istiny
oil ovens, skllets, potts. salt boilers, &c2ons GERMAN
Steel tons biis'ered do-Crawly do.-2OOO sides soai
ieather-5O sides upper dol Morocco goat skins
400 Spanish hidesl5 bbls Tanners oi50o terces rho.
maston lme-iOoobb North CT .ona herrings-iOO
no. DO sad--50 boxes WhenSres and other cotton md
wool card-50 guns iowling pieces ceroons Spanish
ihdigo-Copperas, alum, madder-Logwood, birthstone
san peremkee, pepper, pineno.Maee nutnegs, cloves
hace gnger, raisins, misunderstanding and brown soap
snuff Spanish segarsMoulc candles tea-Crates queens
ware-China, glass ware, say tunbers decaner salts
wine glasses, &c &c--Wiudow glass various sizes-De
nJohns-Sone ware-Powder and shot-BaIe rope, bed
cords and leading iinesWriting printing letter and
wrapping paper-ShoP and seine iwine 20 casks Of
cheese. "
ALSO,
200 pieces cotton bagging AZ inches wide7 pieces Hes
sans cases American broad cloths saitinel-i5O
pieces domestic paids stripes chambays sheetng shirt
October .. 4aeesIwst
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Yoiuoble SAP Niiis nj Auction

E(Y virtue OF deed Of trust executed 10 us by Fr,de
- rick Clarke, the first day OF Nav fgIg and fero,
sn IN the Clerks Office Of Chesterfield on The I'd sy a,
tune following, we shall MONDAY tie Isl day al
November next Us2s) the premises the purpose nj
carving into eject the object Of the said deed exose 20
sie to the highest bidder for Cash. those valuable Saw
ms situated on James River, about mile above The
Sityoi Hichmond, including II Ground al the
e'st TOT Lumber and Timber Yard the Main Canal
ana one nail acre OF so much thereof may he
~ aUpining the said Mills for Lumber and Timber
YARD together With the privilege all times of using The
canals for the conveying Of timber and an
ght OF way TO AMI FROM tue said Mills. This proner,S is
really valuable and will be sold positively, without re-
servetbe title Is can bevgsvs, col.
convey the right vested 10 US as trustees. Wv"
WM. n. CLARKE,
c.-, ~. SAMUEL SWASN.
sS.ftSiNr' .. 12-tdg
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Vafrab[e Propertu Eor Sal,

THE Danoe Mills, with thirty prime fat land
Il lying between Dan River and the Canal The Manu-
featuring Mill is large and commodous, newly built well
constructed for making good Flour any Mill in Vr-
ginia The Grst Mill has pair Stones Ia pair of Co.
ouns used for making Corn Meal and pair of French
Burr used for wheat> which enables her obtain very
general CUSTOM The Saw Mill saws 10 great adj
vantage The Dstiiiery has three large Stills Boiler
and all other articles make TO
dis,ii from 80 to 10 gallons whiskey per day. Also OF
No. in the town of Danyile, situate Mills
win good and convenient Dwelling House, occupied
situated on The lot We deem i unnecessary give
iurner description OF this valuable estate, those
ing purchase will FIRST view the property which be
IN market until Friday he 26h November If sold
before) and that day will he sold the premises 10 the
highest bidder the following terms, viz one fourth of
the purchase money will be required In 20 days.
aEcc will be made payable IN equal annual
secured by bonds with good security trust upon the
property. JAMES M WILLIAMS
Danve, October s. 14-a.,
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October
BRADLEY, McCREkY &CO.

M OoLLEN Drspers Mems MERGERS aud Taors lat the
old establishment of rhos ii. Bradley have received
their FALL GOODS Consisting of Blue, Black, and the
most fashionable medley coloured Cloths assimeres
cut Velvet English Florentine and Toiinet Vestngs ali
OF the very first qualities.
we have also received some excellent low priced Cloths
trimmings Of the first quality make up every description
OF garment IN line, Tor Ladies' Military and
We hope by the advantage Of Senior Partner resid
ne N ~ have az all times whatever
aud fashionable, andrespectuly solicit continuance of
Tie former liberal encouragement on T. H. Brad
ley We will sell very moderate prices for cash. or 10
such as we know TO be punclual.
OcutJer 8. Az
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO the proprieors OF the e.
changed per cent Stock OF 1912, issued pursu-
ance OF An Act OF Congress, entitled act
subscription 10 the Old Six per Deferred Stocks
ana providing Tor an exchange OF the same passed the
oth OF Jy s2that the principal OF the said Stock and
The interest which may be due thereon time will be
paid to the said propretos, TO their attorneys duly
thor,se on the hrs day OF January s the
in Washington or at such Loan Office, the books where
OF any portion Of said Stock may stand.
Information is further given that surrender of the
Certificates ot the said Exchanged per cent Stock will
he required al the time of redemption,
rest thereon viii cease and determine day of
december, 18Th WIN. III. CKAWFs D,
$50 Secretary oi the Treasury.
~. m
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Il.
Twas the shrill trump, that wildly snote
My ear, with It's war Changing note;
Drum, fife nn, clarion mingled chime,
To liz the melody sublime:
The tabour's and the vivi's voice,
heard ms Soldiers TO rejoice
Hearts cheers from thousands ,ha, echoed Ear,
Raised high, the ponpous sevelry of war.
Bright FURNISHED helmets blaled on high,
White seas Of plumes rolled thro' the sky;
Sword, spear, aud death blade beanied along,
With all proud battles giiitering throng:
The noticed banners, that have braved
The battles thunder, eagles waved:
The neighing steed, caparisvned for fight,
Next pranceu impstuous ON my rasishcd sight.
III.
Hosts yet on hosts ceme flaming on,
Loud-shouiing--as if battle won,
Had cruinhled crowns and thrones TO dust,
Or given kingdom to their trust,
Or struck the deep, Heav'n-guided blow,
That brings tue last cursd ,yrant low
Loud, and YET louder was the grand acclaim,
Aud hosts OF hearts ieapJ lighter As il came.
w.
But s,in twas net battle throng,
That moved in battles sheen along;
Steed's champd not then the charge TO join,
Nor banners wav'd DER deaih-girt line,
Nor spear, nor helm was purpled Ger,
Or yet had tasted foemans gore:
Nor music urged to Victory or death,
It's voice was peace, aud gratitude its BREATH
a Nations shout rose on the gale,
To haii-thrice hail-Oh. more than hail.
Their fathers friend, grown gray in glory!
Peerless he lives, peerless in story,
Would doubtless he, ii one, but one,
Fame could forget, our WAS UlNGr0N.
Wealth, rank spurnd at by his free-born soul,
To stab Oppression. cover Oceans roll
W.
Then hail, La Faystte Hail him, all
IRIS Free.lons Genius makes the call
ioi il peals thro' the vnu!ted shy:
son more than weicome-Faiher ly
.. 70 my embrace upoa this scene,
:" Which field of dea,hless shame hath been
" tn Brit1in's blood stained tyronts, hut To ihee
Geld OF glory, and Ut life To me J"
VII.
Father! Columbia calls thee such
Gould Europe's thrones please, half so much,
Thy soul all freedom, as this need
Sublimest that to maps decreed-
Sabiimest in tn Almgbiy's ear,
When from the heart, il springs sincere!
We thus accord thee all, that freemcn can,
Father OF Freedoms Country, friend OF Man.
u.
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WAS COMMIrrEDt TO the Jail Of Shenandoah ro,n,.
W on tuesday ne Sd instant, n runaway rssyri
man calling himself BEN, ices or inches nil, 49, !,
scar on his right knee, says h. belongs 10 Mr. Wi,,ny
Brumlev, living upon Prmunkey river in virgien III
when committed, tow ir,. a tyiIIsd earn ,o,n1
about, aRd gray caseret pantaoons. 800 '"
The of the above described MORO s r,n,,.., .
forward prove bus properly, paw charges and - w.
hin, away Otherwise he will he disposed M az IL % I ",
reefs ~ KINGSLEY, =. s. q,
OcinDfI 90 2Wt
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FOR SAI.E

A VALUABLE Farm in MiddIesex coun,v cot,.d r..
ve!iers Hest and known formerly by the pane of The
island IL Is beautifully situated the Rappahaunock
ABOUT Ten miles above its mouth and Is so nearly sur
rounded by two naygnbe hsa mile OF fence
encioses ~ III contains $50 excellent land; or
which 20 cleared and remarkaby f,r,ile Tbs' ~
n,a'pder Is well mbsre With oak, hickory. chespui and
most conveniently situated for sending wood IN
'u are good and has Ship Yard upon it,
among us lesser advantages an abundance of FISH
oysters, wild fowl and game ANY person wishing a. ~,
chase may apply for further information to me az STRAIT
ford, near Wesiuoreland Courthouse Va ~ " ~
o.,., WM ID. ROBINSON.
19--fD
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Slares and James Riuer Land for Sale


ON the first day of January the tact Land on
~ James River in the county of Buckingham, called
Green HILL belonging TO the estate of Col. John Cabe
dec will he sold 10 the highest bidder upon premises
one-ourth part of the purchase money paid cash.
and the residue thereof in three equal annual
The said payments secured by bonds with security and
lien ON the land to be reserved in the form that
the purchaser The tract is surpassed acres
whereof upwards OF 200 acres Is James River button o
excellent quality, and much Of high land Is first rate
tobacco and wheat iand-about so SHAPES will sold
at the same time AMI place Tor cash.
+. CABELL, IT,,
October -. 4eIto,.
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UNIVERSITY OF Pennsylvania.

UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
'hE Medical Lectures will begin, as usual on the hrst
L Monday OF November next. n
PHILIP 5. PHl6iC, NJ. II. ON ANATOMY.
JOHN REpMAN COKE, al. ID. Maleria Neaica.
of Medicine.
thomas o. lanes, NJ. d. on Midwifery.
RoDEkr HAIR NJ. ID. ON Chemistry.
WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ u. on Surgery.
WILLIAM +. hoRNEh, NJ u. adjunct Professor OF Ana
tony and Dean OF the Medical Faculty.
oLINiCaL LECruHES Will he delivered during the SEES
"u at he ains House lniirmary, where the ampi-s
mmouats"ns and most convenient arrangements have
zen mace Tor the purpose ON the Practice Pbysc by
PHILADELPHIA .5sgllsf n. s0-ttN .N