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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
Lumber Yard Removed.

TIME subscriber has removed his Lumber Yard from IL,
late sand TO Joscph Robinsos Uharf adoininr KIM
street, where he has hand an assortment Of JVl, @
Pelio7O Pine Boards Scdntng, Piank ShingHng and pL
ering Ldhs Shingles of different kinds and intends keen
ing general supply of all kinds of lumber used IN blk
ding all Of which he offers for sale on the most moera,a
terms. WILLIAM SIMMoye
Wilmington, June Is, 1924. 5otf
n. B. He would purchase quantity of Lumber Of The
different kinds would receive Lumber to sell on GAM
mission. "'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
A Valuable FARM For Sale.

TIME subscribers offer for sale that well known Farm, the
4 residence Of William Warner situate on the Whining
ton and Chrslana turnpike road about three quarters OF
mile from Wilmington, containing about 10 acres of land
IN excellent Order Of which there 25 OF woodland
about 81 acres of mars and the remainder upland under
culture and grass.
The improvements on this farm embrace every thing
that Is necessary TO comfort convenience or utility, and
consist OF an elegant stone mansion house built few years
since, IN the modern Style, OF the best materials and in the
most convenient manner, two stories high sSy feet in
length BY forty one in DEPTH with piazza extending the
whole length OF the house, and supported by columns from
the roof The situation of the house is high, fronting
wards the Delaware and commanding fine view Of that
rver the Dor ough OF Wilmington, Chrstana creek, aud
The adjacent country Contiguous to this house, all the
necessary out houses most of which nearly new
,sng OF stable and carriage house, ice house, smoke
house and bath house constantly filled from copious spring
OF ine water. There is also large garden in excellent
order and the grounds around the house Handsomely
laid out and adorned with number Of fruit and
al trees
The otherimprovemenis large and comfortable two
story bmck house fJr tenna or overseer, stone barn.
stone sprlhg house, stone poultry house, and other out
huses, pump OF excellent water the door, and a
perpetual lime kiln for burning oyster shells
On the farm there IS thriving apple orchard of about
rigi acres; also young orchard Of the best grated
nits consisting OF peaches, pears, pums, cherries, and
choice apples
The above described property possesses every requisite
either for delightful residence profitable speculation
The improvements elegant and convenient, and the
and IN such high state Of cultivation that the purchaser
cannot fail to obtain handsome interest upon the purchase
money, by leasing y 20 the shafes tenant is now on the
farm, Ro5at McFarian, who may be recommended a
manager whose industry good conduct, integrity and skill
y the various branches OF agriculture entlle him every
degree of confidence.
II il be desired the mansion house with competent
portion Of land will be sold separately from the farm it
viii admit Of convenient division
Possession Of the mansion house, garden young orchard
and new improvements will be given Immediately, and of
he residue Of the farm on the 25h Of March next.
The property will be shown by William Warner; the
erms will be accommodating and made known by appca-
ion to William Warner the subscribers.
EDWARD TATNALL
JAMES PRICE,
.q8signeese 81 Wiiham HWaer
Oct o. 1924 89-2n
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Lands for Sale, or to be Rented.

Y1NiE subscribers Farm, where James Boys resides, con-
l. tanning about 500 acres, 100 of which is arabic Lane,
on the south side of the State Road, opposite to the o
Port Penn Road and to the Canal 1t is consldereu
to be healthy situation and good Farm for raising wse
and corn. KENSEY Johns
New. Castle, Nov. IS, 1924. N-ot
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Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

ISRAEL JONES' Brewer, at No a. Second street
Wilmington, Del keeps constantly on hand supply Of
Draught Beer Porter and Ale of the first quality with which
otters and Others can be furnished reasonable terms
by the barrel, hall barrel or quarter barrel.
lie is thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto re-
ceved and solicits continuance OF public favor
Wilmington, 9th mo. 1924 S1-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
ACADEMY.

yINlIE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
Il still continues his Seminary orthe education of youth
o both sexes in all the various branches of useful Educs.
ton and he attcrs himself that he has given general
satisfaction to those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few pu-
pills. he again solcits share of public patronage.
WIN. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
October 18th. 1928 So
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
STAND FOR A TAVERN.
STOLEN,

AN the night Of Sunday last from the subscriber living
W near MIiown, Mil Creek hundred, Newcastle coun.
~, Del MARE, very dark color, nearly black, about IS
hands high, long creature round back not broke to the
bride, little white both hind feet the mark on one
higher up than the other She is about wears old
small in the limbs, and smooth trottng mare but easily
scared and accustomed 10 break her brdle Twenty five
dollars will be given whoever returns the mare and thief
or twenty dollars for the return Of the mare alone
HUGH RUSSELL
Nov. IL, 1924 Q5Atn
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NOTICE

hereby given that intend to petition the General AS
semby of the State of Delaware, at their session in
January next for law to vest in title to tract OF land
in Mill Creek hundred, Newcastle county, called Homony
dge formerly belonging to William Moore, containing
l25 acres, bounded by White Clay creek, lands of VIM
Mote, George Jacobs and Joseph Rankin
Oct. ,, 1924 84-3mp ABEL JEANS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company.-OLD STOCK.

NOTICE is hereby given that the seueh ns'almen oil
IN fire dollars on each share together with all arrearages,
will be due and payable at the Cpmpany's Office, NO 99
Walnut street, ON Monday the Sd of January, 1925.
H. ID. GILPIN, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, 21st Sept 1924. 82-3m
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NOTICE

hereby given that the subscriber will apply to the Lee
gislature Of the State of Delaware, their Session in
January next r law authorizing him sell the Land and
Mills of the late Joseph Hase Esq deceased situated in
the county of Sussex. b. POTTER.
.N,Lord Nou. 9, 1924. 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted to the estate of JANE WILSON
IN deceased late of the Borough Of Wilmington, are re
auested make speedy payment and those having claims
to present them legally a'tested for settlement, 10
WASHINGTON RICE. Ex'r.
Now 90, 1924 99--.4t
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DOMESTIC GOODS

4 ND COTTON YARN Of various descriptions and from
~ various Factories, receiving daily and for sale at No.
Ill Market-street JOHN Il. BRINCKiE.
Wilmington, March so. 81
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NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the estate of isaac Tys0n der
IA are requested 10 make immediate payment and those
having CLAIMS against the same will produce their accounts
properly attesed for settlement, to
.9BRlH.1.U EGBERT, Ear.
Christiana Bridge, Oct IL, 1894 87-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted TO the estate of Joh, He1r;ck
IN decd, late of the Borough of Wilmington are re-.
quested to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate will present them legally a,tesei
for settlement 10 DAVID & G. BUSH, .Rin'rs
Oct 8, 1924. 85-l8t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
FARE ONE DOLLAR.

Having first horses, good coaches, and careful dri
yers together with determination conduct these lines
give general satisfaction, induces the propreors pre-
sumo on an increase of public patronage
Passengers for their convenience will be taken up or
down in any part of the city borough Baggage
the risk of the owners. ANDREW OLIVER,
GENERAL j. WOLFE,
Dec. 3, 1924. 74-f Proprietors.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10
TVILlfNGTON AND PM aDELPHI.4
POST COACHES.

nNE Coach leaves the La Fayette Hotel of G.J. Wolfe,
~ Wilmington every day at O'clock for Philade phiai
leaves the houses of Andrew Oliver Indian King,
Market-sree and David Johns White Horse Bankreet,
at o'clock, for Wilmington.
TWO Coaches leave the La Fayette Hotel, Wilmington,
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at and 10 oclk.
for Philadelphia returning, leave the houses Of A. Oliver
Indian King, Maket.st and d. Johns, White Horse, Bank
every Monday Wednesday and Friday, at and 10 o.
clock for Wilmington.
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DIR &. FIR EEAEAN'S
COTGH UR0PS OR INDL4N' SPECIFIC.
Nov 1924.

EV)Nthe Te II colds, coughs, as hmas apploachne
consn ptons and all diseases Of the breast and lungs
for sale b JOHN WHITE, No. Ito, Market-street VIII.
mnbton, Delaware
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-10

Philadelphia and Wilmington Mail
Sa@e, ria Darby and chester,
will daily leaving both places at O'clock A. NJ and
arrive at O'Clock, r. NJ. For Philadelphia apply
Al eli l.anborns Inn, Wilmington, sign Of James 4 BAY
ard and for sealsto Wilmington, apply the u s. Gene
raj Mail Stage Office No. South rhird-street; Pat
tersons Inn, sign OF Robinson Crusoe, No. South
Ihird-street; and Jndds Hotel, No. South Third
street, and at Iayors Inn, No. Is, North Fourthsreet
Phila lephla Fare ST..
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Travellers by the following Routes
T.lhE NOTICE.
Oct. q. l824.

fHS1tT the Wilmington, Phiiaae,hia Ehton, DoDer an,
NJ Cissteto.sn ifi Stages, leave and arrive at the sub
scrber's, il the following order, viz
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Wilmington and Elkton Mail Stage,

~ Wi etliNl iIiNtOll i'Aoil A1leiSS}
Tia .hPWport and Christiana,
Will run daily, Sundays eXcepted-leavng George Pea
cocks Inn, Elkion, O'clock A NJ and arrive Will
mngton at 10 O'clock A. NJ Returning, leaves Eli Lam
hons Inn, sign Of James A. Bayard, O'clock, =.
NJ and arrives at Ekton al 5 O'Clock, p M--ths line is
continued to Fenchown, and arrives in time for the Bal
'imore Steamboat. Fare S1,5O,
Wilmington and Georgetown Mail
Stage, pia .NticcaStie, st. Georges, CamCelpS
Bridge, Smyrna. Dorer and .MJord.
Will run three times week-eaving Eli Iamborns Inn,
Wilmington, every Monday Wednesday and Friday, at z
o'clock, A. NJ and arrive Georgetown the next day at
o'clock, NJ Returning, leaves Georgetown Mondays
Wednts lays AID Fridays, at o'clock A NJ and arrives
al o'clock, T. NJ the next day-Fare through IS IS
this line is connected with the Virginia Mail Stage line,
William y NAPLES being prnprletorin both lines, which
leaves Milsborough every Wednesday morning. passing
through Berlin Popaitown, Snow HILL Iorntown, Ac.o-
mac Court House, Bell Haven, Franktown and Nohamp-
on Court House, Virginia, IiuRsers Ferry being in good
order.
Wilmington and Chestertown Mail
Stage, ria .Nidletown, Udrmirk, Il Georgetocn
Cross Roads,
VIII run three times week. leaving Eli Landlords Inn
Wilmington, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fl days, at
pclock 4. NJ and arrive at 5 r. NJ Returning leaves
Peacocks Inn, Chestertown Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays, al O'clock A. NJ and arrives Wilmington,
at O'Clock, r. This line is connected with the Easton
Mail Stage. Fare to Chestertown, IS.
ELI LAMBoRN, Pyoirjetor
July 81, 1924. 66-tf
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HEALTH,

Wilmington, Sept. Il.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09

A. ,u.r. harlsn IA ,hs elects sles Of tie anper,,r
eon' "'"nztt) H. he IYhebe.tg sutet. the 7th
30 81 hu,tuh,f. -.
1ost " t Va EF Iau,t s. klt Ulster and tlotn.. "a
Asai'' Ih.
AIuUH
1bs,".s rtnidin c,rrntnf ID pn,id TO. ars a.
cot 1''I. uut tifHhc y has effss .1utn upHetd a 4
sAsaaA q" VII. = s'i' { q. h.f' atd httyetan
- W N4H atifg
= ti,ulaHtt Ihenb 81 era aHh II xlb,tl b.. eif.,
Hha Ft h1teh fuss noe tffHhs rltri,a tFn apI.sr-
aet and y't #safs ,iTsiitl ~ az, att e. -. ably
NJ VI iul conn, ahd i app Rttpx ~ satsiat-
~ ftidrh"' 's t3 sf' nui snhahispts ct thi
~ ~ - bidntd. that thr .nd dtithAHut. b. appsar
HA4fth llv Viz 3Hf 81 tt net AAA ~ tia
hn oi ~, FHinnuta. -'d iiHi supi ~ tbs pfrr VA
iertlstW us'ri.d a. SINUS hfvApapts ptlussa a. thu
loNh - iNh"h'tE, for tNu nanuAs futOtHsisli5 and
pns'd tie i'uat auur 90 ihy huase Ifssse sad
tttAn. 4e.t.
NJ luiiN WILLS. Tx.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09

ihrir bel state arr emily grown ehd,dtfn .
anuthsr, hat " h.fe a asu.uauzs n.Ah IS ri
ocruph'd With a husband, ur MI dp,ot,e ~.
II hee"ne.s fuil IT III sr,fts ut nj hef- al
that such should al"ays be siri,lly cuulin
ed
Now With al these Formidable opinions
10 baek his prrsonal experience, vim nm
wonder II n,an snm,tiuts dsglWrs sip
ping the rnp of riatfimony altogether Fnt
one, sir, nhrn lind willing gil Gree frnu
all the objections stated, ! may invite hei
to sharr my fortunes, but any lrgal ruatt.
inrnt will resist al The principles at the
social compact, and Of the rrpnhiean con.
slituiion aud speak - thr organ Of llp
BACHELORS tLUB.
Nors. The ohIeri al IBIS eanmulica
ton j. Ia show our cncmi, $ a small pati NJ
our reconrcrs ~ ,ase ~ are pushed mol
now intending Ia insist npou NJ hr point
as applicable without exception; but VII
lag Ia make fNorahie allowance. ?rovidcd
we afe allowed to sang our ujd gaf
without molcstation.
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: NtFmu
Al tuies nnlden ~ tbs clerks oiss of N. hyperion
S7Hti al ehhne'fA tar the LlhehbufB Di,tst, The Ith
iaA - NaNstabef, Ids. aHs
ihonn' 3. liuloNa}, pit.
AgAinst
1ents" 3. Holloway aud Niebnla, kcnny and I1za-
NJ II MS N1t't Ton M a. ~ sItih llluaul, drtI.
III dti'Hdhhi heaEr =. hnllaN ot luN ny sntrrh
hh appearance ttd HArn s'tnftf3 hVV1t tng tpht
:" Assembly nhd III. rui,s al tns snhits app.R.-
IN by AaIHe'uHA thidvnce TINT he Is mt ma nHbinnt
ri III enutb liz atdott Il, hat The sad defendant do
hPFtht h't' CA iltt hist hl "a ih.
tn bhlui ihr phhnuh Rifdilal rnpl OF thls Ordr
h lhtwi' itsNitth ~ tUht NV ptiuit Ia the
tnNh - - nohbutg To- snCgvs,isel1, AID
lnst Il Al the trtu di.pt ~ llV oase tht sad
tpnn. a Cup,--
n JOHN WILLS. CIk. a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09

A,,,i, Lo,irnin The CIcrk's oflec Of The superior
roaf Of eurc,r, fpr The L1nclbutg District, tie Ttb
lns ul -, -,
DaAid IT, str pitt
hEnut
u.ni.,a u IrrLln, Richnrd reffini, John Moore.
lt,3, 4 uu4r. Lanins Muort. j.. James ". BibrtH
t.rn4g, f.,r. ~ hiiu"i ltNCs, " ham NJ, Hists and
ltiaps /. S,,tla, dtIis,
The DIET, n,laai T. iHmn r.rkins not hnying .ner-
rd IL. pu Hibi ,ntn s'cntlD according 10 the
~ a. mid, aud ih, rules OF tbs court, aud ap.
/, nm. -, snilnsiuIy tN iHtF, uHi he - not MIA
htt,n, al , ruunfrN h ptd.tcd, that The sad dpien-
nj l, auu, htf ~ the trst ds1 oi the aud
a. a, ., l btlI ~ The pninttH and ibntn copy 81 tts
nr.r Ibrtl,N ih inserted IN sCms Newspaper Erptd
IA IN, ttW ~ 81 ~ nchburg To- tsU months sueetasntly
al mt, Il at IL door II la court Gus. ia the
I, JOHN WILLS, clh.
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AN EVENING rnouoar AMONG lnr

IN EVENING InuuGnr AMONG iii
ALf5.-Gy Hen5 Nceit.
mark Il yoa Alp whlle morning ray
Upon his summit shoue,
Ga Earth his mighty shatioW lay,
Der mead aud wiley thrown
Bat now that evening" sober tinls
Bad day = warm radiance 0y,
Nuhdrh"mg from the world, he prints
hiashadow on the sky.
SO l"res our mortUl pilgrimage
W h'lt ynn IA hight morning shines,
Earth aud il joys our hearts a'sege,
There every wish iuolines
But a. that morning mnnrs to eve,
Are uobitrIonR'ngs gwen
Earth 5 behftloi, yunilles ", leave, .as
Aud Ia our hopes in Heaven.
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-"s19''.-



D--nasa young man OF good pa
biz. and settled in a nnurishing III'ge. liz
,,a,inaustrious and successful III ae'nnn-
laiiag property aud rs he increased III
wealth., he gradually rose IN the estimation
of rs fellow men, unlil he began to he no
l.tsl and respected by those. whom the
Un,td call great. fie Was NOW 6cCasionahH
invited to visit gentlemen OF distinctions
" hn treated their guests VITA "ln"i hranoy
.aaa rich rcpasi. 81 MAS much pleased
viii, the attention he rrcer ed, aud IN r.
urn appointed days to entortaln company
At his own house, IN the same IuXuf'o"s
mannrr. By degrees, he sNrnt ihol'
limc in Visiting and receiving company
aaili his business WAS urEiscird, ana ne
had formed habit Of exrrsaiNr thinking.
H., finally hccatnr such Il slaNr tu tle cup,
iRal brfnrr ne could dress himself III The
marning. he must visit his ga case, ana
take his 4 am. He persisted in thisconrse
If ntrnperanre for IA fine; but III mo
r.pts of sober reflection his conduct a
harmed him, aud plunged daggrrs lotto h's
hrart. Although his thirst lorsu ons diInh
had become excessive, yrt he was maj
ofsound judgement and ut length he St"
lcmnly resolved never again To disgrace
himself or his family by lhtnMcat"n. III
then took his gin case with lis contents, "
dashed il unnn the rocks. His VIE hearin'
board. aud glass rafting, exclaimed De"
husband, what are you dong lie tc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-09

iamiaatja- saroandin, a. cts within alc
distance of thu hundred I'd.
he VEGA iafnrnrd by Mr. penton, thai
in boriu- !nr sal Mater The preceding, ,la,,
they had suddenly struck upun a win ri
suiphureoas tias, which, IN ascending,
found another ..nI iiItn the tnbr, through
roek in the bed ur she river, forsins q
passage through tile surrounding waters,
winch huilrd with considerable Violence,
round live place OF It, estapr.--A torch,
WIS ihcn cautiously apllt,a5 which quickly
communicated Ia the Gas. and q blazr IN
conerI, ably grand burst upwards IL the
might m"niinoed, apparcntIy from the
very bed of the fiyor. The cloud above
VI bhhr exhibited Il mixtnrr ofscainrs
beautiful beyond Description, and roddy
dlsniaI light, gave 10 various objects 1lc
hars ef green and red yellow aud blue.
For Two cientnts-so adverse IN their
nature thus 10 associate and comminele rs
1t were, prcsrnifd such m anomaly, a.,
for thr moment anniliated all idea, tit
fire and water delighted in separation.
Rerietc.
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Piled, am de,rra.ned to he master o.
my uNn huusr. have brtn u s-rNant IN
this sin east long enough lie is nnn ~
FORMED, and steadily attends Ia his oten
patton, To the great joy al his Nlle aud
chldrnn, and al his best frrpd.. Ma,
those Who are loo much attached To The
cup ha'" the good sense and resolution Ia
initiate Tn example Of this man, " llo. 10
human appearance, was just IN the hrink
of ruin. t.HirrDf.
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giFguA
Airui odrnin the clerk Office NJ the hyperion COT {
n CHANG - TOT The i)nsburg District, the 9Th ds, OF
Nustuib.l, 1879. =, -. =, N,
Han. ulru ". Hnlph ard Pnrnes sio'nl ~ den Ho-
bison n, Il at5 lbs Nitc suln Stone ana fhihhi NV
VIE. md " n IAN Ietni IA, .unfnihh OF p'ihbh ann
nd lI,I,I M, sto,a all, pits.
hgat Il - =, 49,. A.. II,
9,,, ,t,r I,.sh veL hur and I"lsy his UIie. Pa
mi l,,r, II, my Jtter, Ransom l.'er Bets, hfith
,It,, Ic,rr I'D 5rst Jttrl nd sarah Jeitr widaV
a Harry C,i thu, Eh,tly. Him Hhd LaNthA Jtt.t,
L,Idl.n 81 ai,b IetsF de lie - ar tHhin'ts
al ll.u.y Ietsr de - anG h. lid Jesse Jeter, hdnr
viii the vii am, A,u u rsaid Henry ~ = d.e.ns d,
w. ~ " defendants
.,he defendant SARAH Jct'r not having entered h,r
unc aud gttsn ,r'ur, "etorhing To The act %
- mi, bud liz. rules 81 thu tpti. and ~ hppthfihk
n, .,i,i,rl , evidence thai shs Is not MI uhahiant
~ In, runnts ordri, d, tia, the sad aeitbdant
m spp,ar hrtr the hrst day OF ,he neNt Ten ave-
nn,utr Tie bIll ct the lanths and thS' copy "i
ms orG,r b, Forthwith, cited IN SINE if~AptI'r
urpt, a., he toNuoi L,nehbnrg lar two months Size
at..ty and posted attic Tao du0 oi tbs court hs"AS
n the said town.
N'0fp '"' JOHN Will s, cls.
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JOHN Wills, cll..

pilgbiia I0NItt
A, ~ . l., iden ~ the clerks ,1icr Of the superior
efi 81 tianlry iur h" Lbuthbuig district, the nth
ana al hutrbtl -, lB2Bi
Andlsw ltnddan, pit
Agniuu
IuIu a, orIand and Inhn Noorr, h.fif.
Jbta,l.iant 1uhn AOu, land not having enterrd his
and gHru sCu13 according ~ thn act III
assembly aud IA, rus al his eonfi, and ~ appearing
bs satisfactory t,isnee lat Ia = not M inlhttant OF
tbI4 county - Bid.Ttd ti,st Tie SAID driendnn, do
M pear here hs frat day Ut The neAt tenn md all
500 ilr bill 81 The uiAinlini and that tUpy %
tbs order he forthwith insrtted Ia some hes spnprr
riitca ~ the oNnu ~ ehb IL, ior tNO montLs lue-
tgssafS, nnd pnstcd ~, u, trout door ot the court
l,nus. IA The sad fnAI.
copy sstet
81 JOHN WILLS, elk.
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Virginia
Atrui, id,n IN the tlrrh's oHec ofthe Superior
rootl Chsneer, In the Linehbnfg Dnu,s, the 9dh
lat nj r. atbtr, Ihx4.
J,iti han T.. Cnndth, "a pr.
Against
Jane, Fourna,, q alr, wbiteiey and J. Il smith,
ddt..
The defendant james Flourimy not having enter
81 tis appearance mh fNCn seenfiit attnidng To Tie
AZ oil assombiy and thr ruir, al this ouurt and H.
appearing by sauAiar'oty evidence, that be "a iint
al nlnbiihnt al III, eouhtry,i ordered, tat the sad
defendant do apo htrU 81 ihshfs daJ Of the neat
.fra aud hill ct thc Iainitfsi ahd iiai ro-
II, ~ ti, order Il. iofthV m iusei,din ne neM,ps~
.f pfirt.l ~ ihr OF iBhehhurg tort Two months
uee,ssYpiy, and po,ea te IRON, door Of the court
,3tsr IA The snH ioNn.
gopy- 1satrt -
~ JOHN WILLS, Cik.
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..1 rar.ii.e lation, aud apf uar 10 have
-, ,io.lil.. 10 the Americans. " rer"i-
l., t,at when Mag. HsurS passed here
,,,sr,y two years a,nee, Nj. l.. Williams, a
timetable citizen at Cooper county, and
,,no sprnt several years on the bead wa
~. ,f the Missouri, Arkausas aud Colum-
y, s,id, With confidence, tnat Ihosc In
S S.a' uoulaaitack, RIB and klil his hunting
,arIie, whenever .ey had an opportunity.
~. spokc rom experience, and ms pfedic-
49, appear 10 have hscu loo true.
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Nfguuai
hftai., h, idan - The eer', oGcr Of the superio'
90 u ,henotr - the Iynehbafg h'st 1t, tue 1d
H. - uNtu.tt, tfz5
Ida ! 'teh, pit
ngntht
H. ,nn,u pcfLins and R0' ori IIu-hcs and John Ar
u,.st#Fi. q "A. nnA pItltsfs under The INN oi
,I1alr, and Ar,rsiead, aid NJ liam Gtiat, dsfts.
.Ihg d,iopdnu icnjanU P,tkI,. nO' hh'inE tnter'd
~. urralAnru g,tn srfubt1 sccurdihE 10 The Act
III Assembly the fulrs oi this court, and II aprear
np l., saiifatHf1 ,sIdthcr, ihaf he ~ HOi AL hal
TINT 81 ms country It's Ordered, That the SAID dc
irndaln dpappehr h.tr On III. hrNt day 81 th' n'tt
tenn and answer ia, bill Of the plsn,ih aud thai
con. 81 tlt, ndrt b. los ti~ It'll rird 'une news
IA I'll .,cc,,.n.iy, AID post.d at the front door of
! The ettugt iiun,r "a lhs said Town.
q, JOHN WI Us, elk.