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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-09
WILMINGTON, FRIDAY APRIL 1924.
LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
Office at Wilmington, Del
], 1924.
d Letters, null phase mention il
James Hamilton
l. 81.
Mary Jones
John Jordon
DOrcas Jones
Eliza Johnson
Peregrine Jeffry
Robert Johnson
Joseph Johnson
Richard Johnson
John Innis
K.
Zephania Karrell
Ann Kinsey
George Keefen
Joel King
Nathaniel Kinsey
Richard Kalam
William Kelly
L.
Frances Logan
Moses Lowther
2Rosannah Logan
Thomas Leonard
Joseph Linsey
Agness Laing
Samuel Long
M.
George V. Massey
Amelia Morriss
Patrick Megar
Alexander Moor, Q
David Murphy. 2
William Murdoch
William Murphy
Mark Mellan
Edward Mitchell
Hugh Mcgowan
Thomas Mather
John Mellan
John Miller
James Moon
George Morrison
Julian Megill
John McMinn
Miss McCary
Miss C. Mcleod
Sarah McQuay
Lydia McLeese
William McErav
John McCabe
Francis Mcclure
Bernard McKenna
Edward E. McFaddin
James McLane
Mary Mcdonnell
N.
William Newbold, 2
James North
Raney Nichols
John Meals, jr.
Robert Nausum
Mary Norris
Jesse Nixon
o.
Samuel & J. Oliver
p.
John Peters
Joseph Pedrick
David Penny
Jacob Pindergrass
John ]. Plouchee
Peter Petit
Sarah Ann Pearson
Richard Parrett
Elijah Potter
Livinia Price
Charles Philips 2
elias Pierce
John or Mary Pyle
Susan Porter
Andrew Peterson
Q
Peter Quigley
Jonathan Quinby
r
Philip D. Riley Q
Henry Read Q
Samuel Ramsey
Sarah Rial
Thomas Robinson
William Robinson 2
Joseph Roop
Jonathan Roberts
4 John Russell
Jonathan Richardson
Samuel Riley
James Robinson Q
James Reader
Patience Randolph
Chandler RackleN
Sarah Roswell
CAo-,l,.,
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William Blanchard, il
Rev. James Bateman
Rebecca Ann Bayliss
J. F. Browning
John Bayliss
Mr.. Barker
Joseph Birten
John Bachley
James Bradford
Jacob P. Broome
Rachel Byrnes
James A. Berry
John A. Berry
David Bryan
Nathaniel Bailey
Samuel Barnard
Peter Burton
e.
Peter ClatOn
Robert Curry
Hannah Cranston 2
John Copper
Tanner Clever
Thomas Cole
David Connell
| Michael Clark
Thomas Chatter
Mary Chapman
Joseph Cummins
| Ann Gable
Thomas Clayton
flames Carlisle
Stephen Cloud
| James Calender
Samuel Colxell
| d.
lJohn Derickson 2
Mary Duweas
Margaret Dalbow
Nathaniel Derickson
Thomas Dickinson
Lydia Dalbow
Jacob Derickson
Mary A. Daniels
William Dougall
Louis p. Dautrilnont
f.
III A. Fckell
Elizabeth Edlock
James Ellis
!. Thomas Elliott
/ +.
I James Foster
Ia. Fontaine
Maria Frisby
Whildin Foster 5
James FIFTEEN Q
Benjamin FRED
Ann G. Finn
Birdzil Fowler
John Forman
4 Thomas G. Falconer
Nathaniel Fortune
: Charles Furwood
William Ford 9
, John Fisher
/, Edith Farrlss
! G.
: Richard Greenwood
. John Gray
: James Gamble
!, Jesse Greene
: Rev. Charles 3. Gre
: John Gortlen
Asbury Gillian
Daniel Garretson, jr.
James Grub, Esq.
Helen Gallagher
d Henry Gill
Il Abraham Gee
\ Mary Grub
" II.
Maria Hall
Tacy Hamers
: Allace Highland
George Hatfield
+ Rowley Huggin, Q
y Hope & Co. Q
Mary Hamy
!, Joseph Haines
j, BENJAMIN Hershey, G
e William Harris
d Ellen Hodge
:. , Joseph ID. Henderson
J.. Uriah Ilenlphill
+ Moses Hopes
! William Hickman, 9
Nehemiah Hill
J.. Warner s. Harvey
John liarrop
Harmon 9. Head
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-31

10 fhe elecfofai lights 81 The people u la
country, AID placing tin saA.r,isniy al Tie
st4Ie-ll lazard--No bsboid with ,lafm TIM
moral nnuru,c Which az scquessfnc" On
the pot at the people noeid : se 10 mea
sutes % fraoght with dangcf mnsii
agaiusi repalIican pin, ipl. s--so unconsu
4n4an4i Wrfr,i Dutsrl'rs, ns fnd' Ptadea'
men aud republican ciiIrns. directly called
upeu IL aiaprrose, d,-connienanee, ana
even 10 forfBbale praotise ~ nnihr III
belh aud wanluu; nud by every hobdfApie
AID constitutional Hieans IL our power 10
daarlt ibr ubirct Which was attended 10
be prodaced
/. Rtgoined. therefore, That We di-ap
Prove ~ cancns nominations hy ia" repre-
satatses 81 the p"ppir and regard the
Lite cnnptes.ioual caucus ~ ao attempt al
Tie minority 10 dictate To- the majority aud
consequently crea Ell 10 obligation upon
fepphlieaus In respect lis measures.
:. HesEred, rs the opinion of this meet
ing, thai JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, from
his lung uled and faithful services, bis sn
p.flor know ledge of our relations, both 10
reign and domestic, aud his underwriting
republican course, has The highest cIums -
the confidence III the people, and that
We vii support blA election 10 The Presi
d,ncy.
3. Reso'rei, That NJ concur with the
citizens Of LJuchburg friendly to the 'lrc
ton of Mr. Adam. ~ recommending Col.
WI. b. LYNCH, Of Campbell county
as u iii aud proper person 10 act as an ciec
tor for this district.
l. Resoir,d, That We consider tlle long
civil aud military services of our dlsIln
gushrd c"dntrymln, GruefaI ANDREW
J JACKSON, as eDtinently emitting him Ia
the srcoad office IN the gllt of free people,
aud therefore we recommend him to the
college of ,lectors ~ Wee President.
,. Rts0irod, That Col. ID. : Saunders, p.
H. Gr.gin, Isaac otey. Robert Campbell, |
John T.. Otey. Samuel Hancock, WIN. X. |
Jon <, john +. Sale, u. " Qnarles, ia. |
\. L, rlozo, L. Bufbrd, Lewis Weighed, !
jubal Jordan aud james Campbell, csqrs.
Ic appointed a committee Ia correspond /
With the Fredericksburg and other com
iilttrs, aud also with indi' iilnais, upon the
nrans best calculated Ia farther the views
If this meeting, and 10 snpcrintcnd the
'leetIou of Electors.
g. Resgircd, That the editors of the
Nirginian and Constitutional |
Wing, aud all other editors, be requested |
!" publish the foregoing preamble and re
s,lntiOns
OVID SAUNDERS, Chairman.
dawn w. QuhHLrs, Secretary.
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IL. tiey n'i semdin motioniess specia
ton. and stand with folded afHs, - hrn
tIlrir deepest Interest Is 81 vitality II siakr
Forbid IL, the spint oi IS p Forbid II,
tie uaii'n's patfloiism Joia u, aud we
invoke al 6ar follow cti1eis for their 80
pp'ratlun, Ia d'ale ting the opposition hot
rs beeu mustered against The nattoh's
candidate for the HuiiDuH President. Let
Virginia put her shouldtfl To- Ike wheel, y
in the " majesty other strength triumph
over faction aud eaucesses Nhdeser
my be sad IL the contrary, We cannot
but think thai victory, with the proper
cxcrtions, viii be hers. Oh II she lose the
battle, let her, unlike coward, cease her
Efforts aud be yanqui,hed only when vic
tory is fairly lost We are your obedient
Servants. Ssc.
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HFproRD ADAMS MEETING


Pursuant Ia public notice, the citizens of
Bcdfurd county favorable To the election Of
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Ia the prrs
.rry of toe [ aile6 States, assembled nj
Naior Armistead Gtcy'e tavern, IN Liberty,
90 the esd day of Aug ast, l824.
Cuiunl DAVID SAUNDERS being called
a. the char, and DAVID W. QuARLEs, esd
.sppalnled SECRETARY upon nation, made
aud seconded, the following preamble aud
resolutions were unanimously adopted
with the exception of the fourth resolution,
ta which there We're some disseHliag Vol
ccs:
The late Washington caucushy mino-
Fiiy of the republican, members of the
national legislature is viewed by this meet
people onr 81 thrif most vdnahtp privileges,
the independent exercise Of the elective
franchise, guaranteed to them by the con
siitution-And also rs an assumption oi
powrr Which does net by any snrt of con
siructiun orinp!lcatiln bclous 10 that body
A I'D a., upon nn principle whatever, nor
even flat heretofore regulating caucuses
can ihls b. defended rs legitimate or neces
sary--(illr numb r Of ihct celebrated lunlu
being only 65 aud the number of reprrsen
tati,cs being 26i J III clearly eyinCed thai
the sentiments of the people of the United
States were not fairly represented, but or
the contrary m,srepresented. Viewing as
we do this stretch of power as establishing
at this metropolis su influence dangerous
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On the death Of an hfant.

n host of angels flying,
Through cloudless skies impeIl'd,
Upon the earth heheld
a pearl of beauty lying,
Worthy 10 glitter bright
In Heavens vast halls of light.
They saw, with chances tender,
An infant newly born,
Der whom life 5 earliest morn
Just cast It's opening splendor:
Virtue itcould not know,
Nor vice, nor JOY nor woe.
The blest angelic legion
Greeted its birth above,
And came, with looks of love,
From Heaven enchanting region,
Bending their winged way
10 where the Infant lay.
They spread their pinions Der it
That little pearl which shone
With lustre all its % vn-
And then on high they bore il,
Where glory hath its birth
But left the she'll Gu earth
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your ENctIIrncy ob't sery't.
la FAlETTE.
Iii. ENcollcney jaws FIrtsAHrs,
Governor OF Virginia, kichmond
-..ry,-


tHMNbNltAIlpF-
TUEATRIC MI was up5 a, al surprised
TO see SO crowded "A house % FriAnv oven
ing, 10 witness the performance of " The
Stranger and =" The Spectre Bridegroom -
the former calculated to affect the finest sen
sihilues Of the heart, aud To awaken its best
teclng,, aud the latter to eIicil by its rresi.-
tblr humor loud peals of merriment from
tac most morose cynic. The characters ia
both pieces were we'll sustained throughout
II would not be correct 10 make any distinc.
ton, whca II WINS evident that The best ever
tons Of every individual were made 10 please,
and where all were successful. II may not.
however, be improper 10 say OF Mr. Nicer,
ihat. the more that is seen Of him The better
he IS liked.
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ron THE NIa6rNiAS.

ron TnE NI66rNiNS.
EftIAFH on n 7ermHgam UyC.-(Hftitc
by her hHsbani)
Beneath this rugged s,nac doth lie
The rankcst scoId that Ger did die;
Nhnsc.soueSt word to dearest friend
Would make his hair stand boil, on end
You'd think storms rising When she sung,
Thunder ives r'Haic to her tongue;
When real storms in her did rise,
Lightning was twilight 10 her eyes
Her mildcSt look so fierce a sight,
Great chance you d catch an aguc l,yI;
Mud when her person NOV d, (huge rocky
No earthquake gave so great shock
Where size abidcs, seek not To know.
II they want sulphur, she's below
II she's above ,-Gods, hear my pray'r.--
And send me any where but there
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House ofR-preseotstivcs; bat they cont
une 10 urge, with great rerllnachy, The
claims ofthrir candidate, who, the Caucus
proved incontestably, is not the choice of
the people and can never be elected by
them. Their object must be, Therefore, Ia
force the election upon that alternative
they pretend to stand in So much dread Of.
t.NeD Orleans .idreHiser.
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GENERAL IA FANErTE'S Reply.
NEW YoRk, August I&, lB2I

SIR; have hern' huuored, on my ARR
val with your kind letter, August 10th, in
closing those 0attcrinS Resolutions of the
' oluutcer Companies of Richmond and
Noriol&. The pleasure aud gratitude they
could not fail In excite, is still enhanced
by the SENSE of my obligation to the citi
hens Of Virginia dnrirg an arduous cam
pa'Sn. Happy viii he 10 have the mex
pressble qualification To meet them al The
place and ga the anniversary of the day
which closed our lahours. BE plra.'d, Sir
10 accept aud transmit the grateful ac
acknowledgements Of IN. American Veteran
"ho has the honor TO be-, With great nc
spect,
Your ENcelIrncN's oh't sery't.
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" The Semi Nee kiysi'spsr At 81. md ilse
Weekly Paper. a. 81 per aunuin, pa sbie "a
advaarc--Na Subscription vii be received lpr
iess#tiue then So mahllf. aa1 10 pTpef III
be discontinued Olt at III discretion ri The
Fditors) sHtil all aifeatasrs "a. paid
AZ Advertisements vii he inserted nj 81
cents per square "a les Tire i'rsi i,nle aud
81 - cents far each continuance. 1huse
from di-tanoe mus be paid lur fre' ~, Ia
their Insertion, ar the payJnrn NJ assumed By
some responsible person - l.ynrltlarg.
Z = Chanccfy orders are inserted for ia
dollars
NJ Al letters addressed TO thr Editors must
Be sosr PAIN, az they vii not be attended IL
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-.sSe,...

Consistency.-The friends of Crawford
advocated IA Congressional Caucus, upon
the assumed grouad Of thereby preventing
the election OF President sujn. ipto the
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From The Raleigh ~ c. Star.

FIon Tie RdIeIgh ~ G Slar.
Thu editors otthe Radical paper5 through
out the U. States have long complained
that the Secretary of the Treasury stands
alone in the Cabinet. Now AS the Cabinet
is supposed To consist of the Secretary Of
State, of the Treasury, Of War, Of the Ma
w, and the Attorney General, therefore,
the Secretary of the Treasury must (if he
stands aione) always have four against him.
This complaint reminds me ola jury which
could not agree and, after being twice
sent out by the judge, he inquired Why they
could not agree. Oae of the jurors repli-
ed /" because your honor. have eleven
obstinate men against me-
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JAMES SAUNDERS,
JOHN EARLY,
DAVID II. EDLEY,
JOHN NJ. O1EY,
JOHN +. WILSON,
JOHN SCliOObflEED,
RICHARD n. TULER.
4 IA1g1
GENERAL La fAYETTE.
Lgnohbnrg, august 4, 1924.

bEELtab La \ l. / T.
Our columns to-day contain briefly de-
tailed but sufficiently comprehensive account
of the hanors paid TO La Faycte in y. York
Tie Ia5t accounts left him IN lis way 10 Bos-
ton, meeting at all the intermediate stnges
with the most hearty welcome. What we're
MI the sIilcndors ut II Roman triumph
all The hcarlless hduatiop paid by miaions and
slaves TO British king-Compared witt the
spontaneous aud enthusiastic greeting which
THIS noble hearted frcuchngu meet with,
from the gratitude OF II natl0n at ireenen J
II will he seen, from The ,t,bioined cofrcspoh
denCe, that the general cunicmllnt"s visiting
Yorktown, the last aud mpst glorious battle
ground Of the evolution The arrangements
tof his reception AT that place are expected
10 be very splendid
THE GOVERNORS LETTER.
RcnnoAb, ita.) 10th Aug. l3-E
General In FayeHe,
SIR: have the honor to cnclus, to YOU
certain resolutions entered lnfo by the "
lnnteer Companies of The borough of Nor
folk and city of richmond, requesting the
favor oi yoar company at the town of
i nrk, IN this State, on the 18th day oil
October nexf, To attend the celebration of
the Anniversary 81 the surrender at that
place oi the British army To the combined
armies of America and France GIVE me
leave, sIr, 10 assure you on behalf of my
fellow cilIlrns OF this STATE, that no event
ol the kind could confer upon them equal
pleasure with that of Your arrival among
them With your namc is associated IN
'hrlr minds, every recollection that is dear
To Them OF the war OF the Revolution, of
The blessings they ENJOY under free go, ern
to a Of,
ment of which you acted 50 cOnsplcuou,
a part aud of the uniformity, beauty and
consistency Of Your character, hottomed
pn 4 Just regard 10 the rshts OF mankind
'nd cudravofs 10 secure 10 them the blcs
sings of rational liberty.
With sentiments al most profound es
eem ami ailcctIonate csard,
am, sir, your obedicnt servant,
JAMES pLEASANTS, Jr.
Governor OF Virginia
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TIE NfRGlNIAN.

eHfNfep Al r8#s8IAsfp ~
RCHsliis ~ loIER a JOHN Is COLIN
taettshcrs u tn Laies 9 lht fH'oa.
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LYNcnBrRG, AUGUST 81, lasl.
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7 TlII ITIt I3UTIITllITTt UTTIOI
Erlr1t Of letter from gentleman Of he
highest integrity end talents IN South Ca
rdiinn.
south Carolina will in no event throw
away her vote and if it be not manifest
aud certain, that General jackson can he
elected Ivy her rrcpenderating vote, then
IT will most individually be given to Mr.,
Adams. There is not a politician in the
State that doubts it. With regard TO
Mr.. Cra" ford, he is entirely out ofhe cues
ton"
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TRIIST SALE


k(f virtue Of deed 0f Indenture hearing date H., o,,
"hy OF August, 1920 and duly recorded in the recor
y. use, :" s comfy OF Orange, rnw John Wren 10 ,as
" uus, "i the purposes therein specified, aud In pnrs
nhce OF the provisions of said nicnIure shall On te ,s
uhy o september next, nj u O'clock Of the same IA,
expose to sale nj Public Auction the hest bidder e.
Cash. tue property conveyed in said uf %
SO much hereoas shall lie sufficient satisfy The M,
OF said trust, and described hereiD follows: ~;
piece or parcel OF Land, situated in the County of ,ss
adjoining the lands Of John Keister. Edw ard Fsse'
l"csila Twman and Aaron Fray, contaoiuy i've IL
died and fifty five acres, lie the same mory ,s, L.
said piece ~ land being the convey eli v ~
Augustine Sandlord TO said John Wren nd rero, - m
The county oi orange, Inference being had tbere -.
more accurate Description of the said land Win ali ~
buildings thereon together with all the nrivilssa we
appurteanires 70 he same belonging Also one MI ol
man Save nemeu incent, aged about twenty eli
"hiso one negro Womns slave named Lucy ace', r.,
" iwsny TWO years, and her children bull 1oss 49,
Hnu. ,n.ee ye"rs od md named Gibson md HE nLr
ABOUT one year old named fary-aso one pafsn, s,,,i
's .,, one hundred aud thirty one gallons 80
one o'hero SIM, contents alont two hundred y, CO. '
g"ions ana one other sill, contents about one b
a NV, wen'y h,e gallons, The said Stills beine AT t 800
Mrens Distilery In Orange eounty."Tbr n owe IL ~
axe iace on The aud therein conveyed. But n fror
cause shall be prevented from eGeeiing sale in be ny
any part on The day above mentioned Then he , 81,
t.ke place or be continued the next day n, IL 80,
place. The sale TO be conducted by james Bsrbn., ~
Esq OF orange county, for me- myself In osrsn -
JOSIAH u. ABBOTT IrIustea
Rehmond, August IS, 1924. ~ ~
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COEaENsS

Lottery and Exchange Office ia Market street. baltimore
Where the great capital prizes IN Both THE LAST
MONUMENT LOTTERIES were also Sold and where more
dmericd.
- vi ORDERS ought TO he sent as possible
Persons at distance all times With confidence for
ward their remittances TO COHENs OFFICE, FOR " the
great capitals IN The scheme should be drawn when their
orders srrye, aud The state OF wheel Justify an in
~esinent the amount enclosed will by tbe 6r,t
mail. "
Orders from any pact Of the United States either by
post paid, or by private conveyance, enciosiug
prize Tiekest will meet the prompt aad "a pctaat
attention rs " on personal application.
W TO prevent mistakes be very particular in
J. j. COHEN, Jr.
Ssc'ry 10 the Managers, Baltimore.
W COHENS LOTTERY Gazette aad Ksgisfsy," which j.
punished regularly after each drawing will Contain he
oncel list Of prizes aud will he forwarded gratis to all
ws3 purchase their Tickets cohss Ose ana who srD
~ tueir wish TO receive the sane.
baltimore July 20, 1924 1--wgwif
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ADAMS, NiEErING


Ly,caburg august Son Friday evening last, pursuant
90 public notice meeting held the Franklin Hotel.
in ,h place. for tue Purpose Of adjoining
m,te the election of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS the
Presidency We informed the number of
amounted about fifty sxtv, OF whom
understand, friendly the election the Other candi-
dates Herald.
ALBION MCDANIEL, ESQ. (nayor) being called To the
Chair. and RICHARD II TOLER, Esq appointed Secre-
tary the following resolutions submitted, and adopt
ed:
R6soip-d That the Abilities integrity and eminent
vic, of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, entitle him the
aenc- Of American people, and ought rewarded
10y The FIST Office In their gift
Reso'sed therefore, That this meeting will oil fair
and constitutional means to promote his election.
Resolved, That Col i'm. r. Lynch he recommended To
the people at ibis State suitable person be placed
upoa the Electoral Ticket from this District
Resetved, That the following persons witt Dr. James
Saunders Rev. John Early, Messrs. John Schooield.
john NJ oey Richard n roIer and John p. Wilson, lac
Committee of correspondence to concert with riher Cam
m ,ees olintivaa'so the several counties of The Stale
sach be tor forming Eieco
ral Ticket in favor of the election OF JOHN o. ADAMS
Resoiurd That copy of these proceedings be transmit
ted the Cha,TAan the Secretary The Adaras Com
i,e- in fredericksburg, and Editors Throughout, the
Stale be requested them insertion their
pecttvc pagers
ALBION MCDANIEL Chairman.
RICHARD II. ToLER, SECRETARY.
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fCoumgnfsc,sd1

DIEDat his residence ~ Newkcnt County, or the 7tb
instant Dir. BURRELJ LEWIS after short though main.
nl Illness, in 3fst Of bis he has left an
able wife with three small chren IN ,e.
vail his irreparabe oss-be made Kind and o
husband tender parent, an ndulgent master Suffice IL 10
say, be lived respected and died regretted Ivy all who
him.
On the ithinst Col. SAMUEL FORD, Of Amelia COUNTY
DfED-Io baltimore on the 24t july In the saa ,e,,
Of ber age, OF painfn and lingering disease which she
bore throughout sh pious fartitude and exemplary re-
sigUstuo, Mrs FRAMES CtTHAHINE COLE a u,f,t.
% Fiushnna County STATE o. Virginia
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NOTICE.

T1NiE subscriber is in OF business Oyerseer
Il the ensuing He has managed number of large
Estates for twenty past and overiooks
estate oi Alexander Anderson, dec. OF Hanover.
He can produce satisfactory from those
WIN have heretofore employed him.
Any psrsou wishing 10 employ him will address line
him, near Major Winsions in Hanover county.
PHILIP PARKER.
August 49,
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VIRGINIA LAyD7oFFIcr =. : 49, =.

VihDiNih bANDOFFICE r. dug. o.. 1904
y conformity to an act entitled An act To- r,dnrc T. ..
one act the several acts concerning cscbesta,, - y,
We e, d1y Of January 1879 do hereby make known 10
al whom may concern that IL appears tv certif rs 80
the Escteetors Of King William county beafiog 49,. ~
Sls, 10y q lny 1871 and t day received NJ il. cfie
mat ny inquest held on she S0ih day Of tnlvstgq4 ~s
tain tract nf land containing $685. acres tuatcd -; a.
county OF King William and Paisn ~ ST Jofn ~ sti,,
ceTtnin James Ncholson died seized mas Zen ce,r ~
cheated TO the Commonwealth " Virginia. 'N ~
Aug. rs, i57f ''e i 9a .in.e'