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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-07

r The ENoUIaER Is published twice week general.
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continuance, so cents. .
untiiit has either been paid
for or assumed by person this CITY, envirOs
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

OSr between tue He'd house in Chariotte, aud Lewis
Ia Dnrwers "a mschenharg, tue Goth of OciuIcr a
Morocco POCkE BOOK containing ul,uu, go dol
lars In Virginia and United NotesaIso bond on
John Booth OF brunswick, fer 5000 solars-a bond
on Matthew BROWN Lynchbusg, for of $50 dollars
bond on George Markham about iU6 ioars-a bond
on William Booth aabams r % dollars the receipts
of Emiro MERRITT Of brunswick aud koiert u. lSuoth OF
bin~tdie Tor several bends left for eollect jon
aud other papers not rrcoecis All persons are Wal ned
against trading for the above bonds olligo,s from
paying Them to amy person but the sni,scriier.
nov 10 cU--1Ms WILLIAM
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

J
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Proprie,ors the
IN Per Cent Stock issued in pursuance OF the Act
Congress passed the 2ih February 1915 that the
principal OF said Stock, aud The interest hich may
ihereou at the will tie paid the said PROJECTORS
their Attorneys duly authorised the first day Of ia
nuary is25 The Treasury ia Washington, at such
Loan Office Tie booas any portion of said Stock
may stand
Information Is further given that surrender Of the
Certificates of the said Seven Per Gent. Stock will be
CURED the time OF redemPton and that the
thereon will and determine the 51st of Dec.
1924. Wan. Il. CRAWFORD Secry OF tie Treasury.
Dee. q
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trust oJis Of Ltrd IN toOcitiaa9.
yy virtue Of deed Of executed To The subscribers
~ by Neil McCout so WIN. Long the payment
Of cer1in OF money therein mentionedwe shall pro
coed o sell ~ the highest bidder Tor cash on the 2h NJ
January fs21 90 the premises, of land conts ming
hundred odd acres las per decd situated and
ing the ~ OF 6oochand, called White Hall abou,
eight mites above Goochand Courthouse or so nuef,
thereof shall ne sufficient satisfy and pay the said
debt The VII only convey such title is vested
an them BY said deed. JOHN g. WILLIAMS.
ROBERT DOUrHAr.
November IS. eO--,is
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THIK'rY DOLLAkS KEWARD-

TRAKED stolen from the stable Of Mr. pbil;ip Plea
- SAINTS, county o Goochlhnd, night Of lie Ittb
inst large iron Grey Horse, about Years oIdaont
five feet inches high, goes well IN sig tros rour
partly biszed In the face AMI is very geuile The above
reward will he given any person who will return bin, In
mr. Philip Peasants, the subscriber half mile above
Georges Tavern, Cioochand JANIS FLEE
Hovemfer ca
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~ OITARTNII RACENS

fonr weeks notice previous the 20th March next
IA will run my horse Janus quarter OF u mis, a
gaiHst other horse, will. any equal weights not ex-
ceeding $50 pounds, for any 500 1000 dollars
any patti within 80 miles OF Halifax u H. whicb lime
Janus Ill commence the sprag srasnn at Mecklrnburg
courthouse. RICHARD EDMONDSON =
Ilac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-07
WANTED.

overseer for the year. single man OF middle
aye,who Is honest, Industrious sober and
BUSINESS Corn, Wheat AMI few hogsheas Of Tobacco
IRE the crops to be made with twelve isLourers App,
November s. ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-07

pursuance OF resolution the Common Hail of The
Il City OF kichnon Notice is hereby ,at ,is or
poratpn oi sat, CITY VIII The FIRST day OF July next re-
deem NJ he Once OF the Chamberlain of the said civ The
C"Ph ON Ter vent STOCK, issued by said Corpora
iop under an Ordinance of the COMMON Hall az said city
passed ibe trd day of June 1876 entitled An Ordinance
auo's"g i"an o, LOFTY th"osand dollars - al
bear interest. N SutpPAuI, 20, ,,.e,,.;n
- f'oeet,ur' - Gl-tist Jan.
VIE annual niesiAs OF tile oI lire i,ak of
Virginia will lie heidi their Ii,nk,n io,se ia Is cy
OF bichiuond on the first Monday n Jsn,ary ner,
49, 90 WA. DANDKIDGE, Cashier.
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NOTICE.

FTrHE Grand Lodge OF Virginia will meet in The Maso.
- mic Hail IN the City OF icbppd, On The second Mon
Gay Ia December oet,g at 4 o'eloea, Pm.
November g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-07
DOMESTIC.
CHEMICAL BANK.

7NEw YoRk, Nov. 26.-The committee on
the Chemical Rank made the following Re-
port Ia both Houses of the Legislature Isst
"Wednesday. The Report bears heavy upon
a number ofgrntiemen whose names are Civ en-
in full. After the reading of II in the House
OF Assembly, MIR. Flagg gave uoiice he should
Introduce bill to repeal the law Incorporating
the Chemical Bank. MIR. Wright gave a
similar notice in the Senate. Mr.. Talmadge
offered resolution 10 the assembly, directing
William j. Caldwell to be brought to the bar
Of the house, and there discharged. Mr.. Cald-
well was accordingly brought to the bar and
DISCHARGED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-07
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TYyIIE sale October last, having
been complied with, shall or for ssie 70 the high
bidder the peniises, al - o'clock Monday tue
20th instant, f fair II not then tue next fair day that
aud Jnmes River within miles ct the city OF Rich
no of which the late Or. VIM Foushee sen died sez-
ed and possessed.
This having been lately advertised for SALE and
50 thoroughly examined by persons disposed TO
chase pane gyrc would he needless-atI those
great value Relations fertility OF so heahines OF
large supply OF timber, stone power,
aided by Tvs proximity To Richmond.
Who have viewed IT, and be disposed
purchase, he pr-per TINT
ains 4S6 that there
with the most valuable TIMBER that the part
cd aud in cultivation Is in excellent fur farming Rv-
seeded 80 and 40 bushels OF Wheat That
unlike much of tue land ia the country the SOIL
the greater part consists OF fine Clay foundation,
which while il Is susceptible of always
gives the best Of lasting benefit iersirom. That
IL waer~d by number of springs, Of the best and pur
and that IL contains of free
contiguous to the Canal of James admit
carriage 10 Richmond at the lrast expense.
In addition TO these advantages IL contains
6ne sites for Mills any kind of works reluiring
The buildings consis, comfortable dwelling house
houses iur negroes, good barn, stable &c.
With the land will be sold the crop of Corn made the
containing probably from 100 To 200 barrels
Terms OF sale, cred, OF aud three years,
the purchasers giving bond with approved security
negotiable satisfactorily endorsed and dee
on thc property
MIR. Woodrun, Mr. Eubank on the premises will shew
the land persons inclined purchss previous the
day oi sale. JAMES RAWLINGS
Admr viii, the will annexed OF VIM hee, .e,,r. dec.
Dec. . 62-tds
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FARMERS BANK OF VIKGINIA
FErIE annual meeting OF the Stock holders the
L OF Directors The Bank, the Officers of
discount and Deposit will b- held "Wednesday the 5th
day uf January next. WIN. NEKERVIS Cashier.
Deg. =, 1894. 62-2,wtd
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N(lnlrI.'

}tE ram Royal A.ch Chapter VII gimia Will meet
at the Masoss Hall in the City OF Richmond on We'd
nesday the slh DAY OF December NJ O'Clock, r. d.
November so. it'd
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-08-04
EXTRACT

Of an address to the people of louisiana, by
the friends of Gen. Jackson, at N. Orleans
1t is now half century since the stan.
dard ofliberty was raised in America
Kings and mobiles, and wealth and power,
would have hewed it down,an DESTROYED
all who sought its protection. 1t was
not 'the summer soldier nor the sunshine
patriot who rallied in the cause of free
dom against such mighty odds. II was
little band with Washington at their
head, without clothes to their backs or
shoes TO their feet, whom the victorious
army Of despotsm tracked by their
blood through the SHOWS of New Jersey
1t was the brave peasantry of the Carroll.
mas, who rather than wear the yoke oil
dospo.ism abandoned their wives and
children TO Heaven, and their homes TO
The enemy; and fed 10 the mountains or
slept in the swamps. But Nhe race is
not to the swift nor the battle to the
strong The God Of Liberty that ami
mated the patriot hearts Of our fathers al
Saratoga and the Eutaw Springs, united
the heroes Of the north and south a,
Yorktown, and there terminated the
struggle oil lTeemeDI IN the triumph oil
freedom amids, the blaze Of victory and
glory. A grateful country has bestowe ed
all its honors onthe heroes and states
men of those iimes that tried the souls
Of men, Is there one left on whom we
can yet pour OH, The swelling tide Of our
gratitude, and wash from the page oI
history the SANDER that republics are
ungrateful. There is one, but-melan.
choly reflection Gen. JACKSON is the
last. The blood Of bis very childhood
was mingled with that Of the heroes vino
began the political emancipation Of the
world. Sacred drops ! each one split in
that holy war far exceeds the pre;ensious
Of all the other candidates for the presi-
deDcy.
Since the Revolution, general JACK
SON has devoted 70 the service If his
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-08-04
Deferreh.
THE ADDRESS

Presented by Mr.. Fitzhugh to the Jackson
Convention in Fredericksburg, Va.
Fellow Ciuzens-We are at length
enabled to present 10 you an electoral
ticket pledged to the support of general
Jackson and MIR. Calhoun, for the two
highest Offices in the gift OF The nation.
Had the election been permitted TO take
It's natural course, and the different CAN
didaies been presented to you, simply on
the grounds oflheir relative merits, we
should have been contented TO rest the
claim OF the distinguished citizens whose
cause we advocate, on their past services,
thelr superior talents. their unques tiona-
bic integrity, and the general correctness
OF their political principles. But an at.
tempt has been made to give new cha
racter To the election. An Individual,
certainly not superior to his competitors,
either IN the qualities of his heart, or in
the endowmeDts of his mind, has been
held up 10 you as the exclusively repub>
ilcsn and national candidate and the
popular forms of party usage have been
Prostlluted Tor his support, Under cir.
cumstsnces and with soIemnity calcu-
lated TO mislesd the public mind
we ieei ourselves constrained there.
Soreo to invite your attention to the real
principles OF those who have assumed
this imposing attitude and while We
warn you Of The dangerous tendency Of
the means by which they have sought TO
lnsiDuate themselves into your conf
dence, TO shew you, thai the system OF
administration ct which they are the
efowed advocates, would be wholly in.
compatible win the genersIin,cres,s and
peFUsueDt welfare OF the nslion,
without Stopping to inquire how far
The attempt to influence the pueblo mind
On the subject cline presidential election
by cohgi sssIonal Caucus. is iD sccor
dance with The spirit and svowed inten
ton Of that provision OF The constitution
which excludes from the electoral cole.
Ses members OF the national legislature
we feel ourselves constrained 10 repro.
bate in The strongest terms, the effor
which has beer made by small mipori-
y OF the representatives ofthc people, ito
secure the government in the hands Of
themselves and their sdherents, 10 the
exclusion, not only Of those 10 whom ,seJ
profess 10 be opposed, bot of large
majority O those also With whom theJ
profess to act. Whatever grounds o
justification may have been assumed III
favor q the caucus system, as il has hith-
crio existed, would be wholly inappijca-
bic with il IN the shape 10 which u is nov
presented TO yon. sfh!ls controlled by
ansjOiiiy OF those whose sentiments j.
protested to represent while II sought
only 10 unite the members Of the party
FOR whose benefit II was intended and
above oil, while 1t modestly assumed ia
proper station in the rear Of public opin-
ion-it was dangerous only from the
gSvss 10 which subsequent events have
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-08-04
Gbe fonnt.
From the London Monthly Magazine.
rs THERE A GOD


-1nsSrered 6y an Aiiheat 10 Morning
Noon, and Night.
Now breathes the rudy Morn around
His health-restoriDg gales,
And from The chambers OF the east
A flood of light prevails.
is there God Yon rising sun
An answer meet supplies;
Writes il in Game upon the earth.
Proclaims il round the skies.
Inc pendant clouds that curtain round
This sublunary ball,
And armament on high, reveal
a God that governs all.
The warbliDg lark, in realms of air.
Has thrill'd her mstin Law
The balmy breeze of mora is f]ed.
It's the Noon of day.
Is there God hark from on high
MS thunder shakes the poles:
hear his voice in every wind,
In every wave that rolls.
L read record oil his love.
His wisdom and his power,
inscribed on all created things.
Man, beast, and herb, and flower.
The sultry sun has left the skies,
And days delights are flown
The owlet screams amid tho shade.
And Night resumes the throne.
is there God With sacred fear
upward turn mine eyes;
there is each glitrering lamp of light
There is my sonl--replie..
If such convictions to my mind
His works aloud impart
y let the wisdom Of his Word
lnscribe them on my heart
That while | ponder on his deeds,
Ard read his truth divine,
Nature may point me TO God,
AND grace may make him mine?
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1824-08-04
SWEET POTATOES.

A person in South Carolina raised the
past season 800 bushels sweet potatoes on
an acre placing the vines siDgIy in their
beds, an inch apart. The same person
had one polaloe two fee, nine inches long,
and another which weighed twelve and
quarter pounds
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-17
SHERIFFsS SALE.
BY DAVID C. WILSON, LATE SHERIFF.

BY DAVID c. WILSON, LATE SHERIFF.
10y virtue Of writ of vend exp TO me directed, will be
I'D exposed public SALE at the house OF Ell Lanoon'
Wilmington, in Chrstana hundred on Saturday the ION
DAY OF December inst at O'clock r. nj the following ae-
scrbed plantation of land, situate, lying and BENG
In the hundred of Mill Creek and county of Newcastle adj
joining lands of Joseph lift Joseph Derrckson, Nathaniel
knsey Jonathan SWAIN Abel Jeans and the New LONDON
road containing hundred and live acres, more OF es
win stone dwelling house, log barn. corn crib lime kiln
and other improvements thereon erected Seized ana Ia
ken in execution as the property of Daniel Dawson.
Newcastle. Dec. l, 1924. 2-ft
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-17
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
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Lemba1eres Classical Dictionary containing copous &C.
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NO. sos.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

To those who send, call at the office and pay, during
the months of January July, months in advance, the
price will be four dollars year; all who do not, the
price will be five dollars If subscriber wishes to de-
cline he notify the editor Of his intention before the
first Of June December and pay all arrearages. non
compliance with these conditions to be considered new
engagement for six months, and paper will be dscon
tnued without umen of them except at the option OF
the editor.
Any person who will procure seven subscribers and pay
for them, agreeable the above conditions, shall be
tcd to the Waterman long they complied with
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines for term
less than three months four times for dollar and tweu
y for every subsequent insertion, longer
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted they
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To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-17
Lumber Yard Removed.

VINE subscriber has removed his Lumber Yard from his
Il late stand, TO Joseph RobnsOn's Wharf Joining King
street, where he has hand assortment Of Ue and
Pto7O Pine Boards, Scaning, Plank Smuggling and Pas-
ertny Lahs, Shingles of different kinds and intends keep
ing general supply of all kinds of lumber used in build
ding all of which, he offers for sale the moderate
terms. WILLIAM SIMMONS.
Wilmington, June IS, 1894. 52-tf
n B. He would purchase quantity of Lumber Of the
different kinds, would receive Lumber sell Com
mission.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-17
ACADEMY.

still continues his Seminary for the education of youth
OF both in all the various branches of useful Educa-
ton and as he aers 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 solics share of public patronage.
WIN. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
October 18th. 1923. 60
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-17
E. nj. POMEROY,S
.NET.aLLTC STRaP IND p9ST,

METALLIC STRAP AND PASTE,
NOR Razors, Surgeons Instruments, &C. manufactured
IL by Constant Kirkland, and Co. Waingford, Connec-
tcut, and sold the Waterman Printing Office and Book
store No los, Market street The above Strap and Paste
offered to the Public with full belief that they will be
found trial far superior any before used in this
or any other country. January 1928.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-17
From number of certificates two only are selected
From Enoch Perley, Esq.


Bridgeton Cumberland Co. 1914.
In the year 1907 my wife violently attacked with the
rheumatism in every part of her frame; the disorder in
creased and the pain become almost indispensable; she
could not walk step, bear her weight without
SUPPORT nor dress undress, nor turn in bed any more
than an infant One morning Dr. Deans pills were admin.
stered to her, and before she could get out of the
he'd and walk the and the day she went
into the other room and the next day stairs and
er after able to be about and recovered her health
and strength Esq Perey further ceres, that the late
widow Pierce mother of the celebrated Count Rmord,
when about 80 years of age, afflicted with the rheu
masm that she could neither walk stand, nor even
feed herself without great difficulty and had been in that
situation number of weeks and being so advanced in
years. despaired of finding remedy She said the
effect of DIR Deans medicines seemed to her almost mrac-
ulos for in very short time after taking them the pain
was removed and her limbs restored to their usefulness
WE certify that Dr. Deans pills have been freely used
nv ourselves or families for several years aud that we con-
slider them safe and useful medicine especially for the
rheumatism; in which complaint, in what we have expe-
rienced seen and heard, consider them more eecal
han any thing else have known used, and do think
them valuable discovery.
Hon George Thatcher Judge of the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts: Hon Jeremiah Ill., Bdddeford Rev. Ma
tLau Uebster do Rev ohn Turner do Capt SamI Emery
do. Rev Paul Coffin, Buxton Rev. &das .toody, Arundel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY PETER b. DELANY. SHERIFF.

virtue of writ of ais. vend exponas to me direct
ed will be exposed to public SALE at the house of
Wolfe, in Christana hundred on Saturday the 18th day
of December inst at O'clock M the following descrb-
ed lands and enemen's situate lying and being in the hun
dred of Chrisana wit plantation or tract Of land adj
joining lands of E. 1. Dupont, John Simmons estate OF
Daniel Henry and Others and the Kenneth road, with
frame house, log barn and other buildings containing
one hundred acre less Seized and taken in ex
ecutlon as the property of Patrick OFinn deceased
Newcastle, Dec. 8, 1924. 2-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-12-17

More than 10000 bushels of Salt were manufac-
tured at the Illinois Saline. in SIS weeks of the for
mer part of this year. In the year 1925, it is ex-
pected that 90 to 100000 bushels will be made.
Messrs. w. Jones and Elisha Harrison, after PEN
etrating the solid rock 465 feet have struck fine
vein of strong salt water, one mile from the Ohio
river and one and half from Evansville, Indiana.
The water is stated TO be among the strongest
found 10 the western country.