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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
WM. e. GILES,
April IS, 1924.
SHEArIIINf; OF SuIps wrru rr,ruv,

SHEArutNG OF SHIPS WITH LEATHER
IL has 'ren found from actual experiments leather
immersed In water Is moi subject to decay by
The worms, nor does II waste nv The wash Of the
Hrnce - supposed that there would be-
substituting for copper zinc, wood, the
sheathng ~ ships bottoms; alo for covering logs and
tenders 81 our warves, thew being liable bv
worms ship lately re'urne! fom the South Seas
an HhSrnce OF 81 months which had side Of
put her bottom before size sailed and when she return
ed appeared more firm and better ,hsn hen put
The worms had not bored it, did IL foul much any,
more ibaa copper Should lea into general use
Tor the aforesaid purposes will prove vastly
TO the tanners md dealers in the article well as 10 the
agricultural interest Of our counry.There FORE
purpose o. making further experiment. IL
MINED 10 sheath the bottom of the scr Eliza work
was commenced Yesterday morning by Mr.. Ring, the
hrt wharf abave Catbarine Market for wics
been contributed by of tue dealers
IN The article in town, and such persons disposed
lend helping hand will please send their leather the
store OF Israel Corse in Jacob street,
single side will he acceptable The public invited
10 call nj the said vessel and see The work going
[N. u Mr.. I1rn.
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NOTICE..

INOTIl r..
rE1BE WASHINGTON TAVERN is FOR RENT.-Tbe
D. FurAiiure may hr had reasonable erms-snd three
four until the first January next REQUIRED.
harcb D iOo-u 4RCH'D ROBERTSON.
RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
ME stockholders in this company Informed Thar
their annual general NICE ing is the first Monday in
June 1873; aud that IL will he held O'Clock in the
ning OF iaEay, al the Eagle Hotel in The city of Rich
mon'i As business oiimpor.aHce under law passed al
Tue last session o the assembly is he laid before the
meeting, punctuaI attendance is requested.
q. Trs,
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N "Wednesday the 2d 1T June next, o'clock,
~ We viii offer for sale the highest bidder n credit
~ one ~ and three before The the Ia
gle Hotel in The city of Richmond the following property
n .sing Ia lie said city, viz an improved tenement
r'ng ~ net On street occupied by Mr. Forbes,
door below The Merchants Coffee House improved
r"n'ng D0 feet an street, in The nf The jnii iu
proven ot - the last mentioned No CJ9 formerly
owned 10y Thomas underwood and in neighboroci of
~ W. Leigh also eleven half acre lots handsomely iiuat
eu w. DnvHls Addition, and known 10y the numbers g. H.
725. %, 75 1913 50, 81. 100. Personnel security
deed al trust the property will he required Of the pur
cbhsefs. JOHN SHELTON.
- FRED. HARRIS, FX'or
u NIL Inn II fafri side
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

klV William H. G. JOncs Henry r. JONES hariin 5. Jones'
a. Ge9rge w. Jones Richard NJ. Jones' Mary j. Jones'
James H. r. Jones, Charles H. JnnesAnu ". Jones' heirs
OF James Jones deceased and Martha Jones' widow md
ect Of The said james Jones deceased; As in
hhants of this commonwealth, you viii please To- takr
notice, that the ird dny Of June next ~ Ayles Ware
house in the county of King William aud state Of Virginia.
shall proceed 10 take the deposiicns Of sundry persons
he read aseydence IN suit in chancery depending
The court NJ the county aforesaid wherein Represent
alive of deceased wife Ann begged and next friend
the children of the said Ann logged deceased plaintiff
and y0u toreheT with John ". Walker, Thomas Wait am
William Todd, sIor Of james MITCHELL deceased are de-
'ead'nts' SIMON DOGGED.
May a.. Ii7-w4wt
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ways be paid us soon dr an, at small discount.
Present Price Of T,ek:E.
Whole Tickets s 90 Quarters SIPS
Halves 50 Eighths SO
Parcels OF ten tickets may also lac had by crff-as Ten
whole tickets for % rs. Ten halves tor & IL ST. Ten
quarters for 16i.
Orders from Abroad free Of postage will promp,
attention Nav A. II7-,T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
EXECUT0R,S SALES

EAECUT0R'S SALES.
VIRTUE ofthe power vested in Ivy the sill ofJohn T..
hrTs deceased, will offer for sale the highest bid
der, credit Of one two and three venrs befre the
,,oh noor o the Eagle Hotel in The city of Richmond,
W'unesly HE ~ day of June next, NJ ~ O'Clock, half
acre lot Of ground lying The said city, street, imme-
naey below Mr. Ruiherfoords garden also, two other
" on Locust street, ccnveyed Inc said Iohn L. Harris
by John q Gamble each havinga of thirty eeton
one OF which stands the shop OF Ephram Speed Personal
security and deed trust the property will he
Way .. tio-,ds NJ iobc T. Ii,rrs dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

C. DR.. MAYO's Office ia over Collins 81
jo.infe Warmers BOOKSTORE, the Marke, Bridge.
May q 1t9-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
BY the Gopernor fhe Commonwealth IF Virginia,
A PROCLAMATION.

Nv nENEAS IL is represented to the Executive by the
w Jailor of Rockingham county, that certain Martin
L. Minis and certain Jesse Jackson the former stealing
money ana TIE latter for passing forged If
OF wh"n had been rcmsnded to the Jail snd county for
imriher trial y examining thereof did os the
hght OF The 10Th inst make their escape from The ia
anu are now going at large have therefore hit pru
per- WIN the advice Of the council of re.
ward ~ MY dollars for each either If ihem any per-
son or persons who will arprehend and convey them or
eber 81 'hem 10 the jail OF Hockirebam nGesaidand
40 moreover require all officers civil and military
noi Tue good people of the eali their
suavors 10 apprthend the said iugves, that they may
dealt with as the law directs. -
Given under nav hand Governor and under The seal
&C, OF the Commonwealth at Richmond, this 3Olh dny
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
JAMES pLEsSANTS. Jr.

Martin L. Mills was tried by the name ofJohn l.. Wilson
when he afterwards confessed To e assuped he is about
W years old feet or 10 inches high of fair
ion, with rather light hair light blue eyes-has rather
an innocent c"un'enancr but does appear alarm
ed when charged with crmebrs lost several of his nm
per 'eei and the rest IN his upper jaw much decayed
Jesse JACKSON Is about 20 81 years old feet
inches high. rather dark connie xon and dark baryLyn
charged WITH crime denies IL immediately and has at The
same tiae depressed countenance.
May 4. ,t1wt
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s'r'i, 81 dee.i Of ttu>, from Mr,srs Henry A. aud
- W"i' -, Lig"u, hearin, date the Esd Of August
Sis aa duly recorded in the Office OF the county court OF
li"cr Esw"mi 10 secure debts therein n,ione. du.
S'erhng omn we shall un Monday the 3ist day of Nav
h"xt u lair not, t. next iajr ,lny
, on 'r premises, "ihe highest bidder for ca,h, six
los 81 a"i wing nrI botng in jamestown, Prince I'D
ward county, Va containing hall nc re- each and know
." rue pat OF ran oi said town. d, numbers and tive
on e w s"e ' 'ht Main strs aud numbers
eighteen Nineteen and twenty on the north side If said
street, ar 50 much 'hereoi"s may necessary effect
r",", '"'r"st. Acting as trusters, shall convey
such title only as is vested us us such,
JOHN CLARK. fr
Prince Edward Co. April so ,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

WAS committed 10 the jail IL Prince William county on
ne 2Oh day Of January 1924, negro man " ho ca lis
himself HobEHT STEWARD. OF very black compile ion,
apou - or ~ years of feet 81 inches high had on
when committed new fur hat blue coi, coat sriped
yes an Pnnia'ocns Tie says that he is free snd came
H"m petersburg. The owner Of the above negro " re-
qnesed 10 come forward prove property pay charges
tas MN away, he will he dealt with the Law directs
March ~. Ioi-vto,y str,I 4 NJ III,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
IKE INSURANCE.

NOTICE.
III persons having claims against the estate of Doctor
"a H0BERr HONYMhN, late of Hanover county re-
quested 10 present them the undersigned without delay
Ano Az ih"se who indebted the said Robert liOny
man NJ the Tine of biz DEATH requested make pay
nsEi to the Subscribers.
WM. NELSON. Jun Fx'ors N II.
Nav G. 'J1Is-w7ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

w 40 Committed TO the Jail OF Henrco county ON The
~, ~, ~ January 1874, as y runaway, negro man
nDc" 'tooE MANUEL, who states that he is free, and
Wss raised ~ North Carolina Fayetteville. The said
IunaW about 80 years Old of light complexion, feet
'"ches nigh NO visible mark or scar.
he owner nj sail runaway II any there he, is hereby
required 20 come forward Jrave property paw charges
Irtfs. .rts 4, Wv
Whrth - 1OI-wf2W pRIrE. S. VI q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

Nv as Sommed 10 lie Jail of Ienrico county, The
w llih OF NAV fg2S fnr the want Of his free papers,
SoiIS hOBEhTSoN, AMI was Ivy order Of lie'ric"
cuhs court on The 5b Of January 1921 ordered 10 he
milisd as runaway The said John obertson Is about 40
od anu very black, eve feet FIVE inches high
matte Z" very pleasing counenance, and when spoken
!" has pccuiisr WV Of winking his eyes.
Ihe owner Of said rurawav IL there be- is hereby
required 10 eoe forward prove property. paw charges
aEe bim away, be will he dealt with rs ihe law directs
JOHN T.. TATE. u. s.
March 81 to5-wt2w For WV. PRICE. S. w. @.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
QUANTICO CANAL LOTTERY.
THIRD CLASS. A. MrNryRe MaNacrp

TThe Drawing of this
class will positively take
pl,ce on THURSDAY, the
27lh Of this month. when
the fate of the above 1860
tickets will I've determined
in a few moments. Tickets
IN the present class may he
had at
M'lNTYRE'S
Virginia Lottery Office, un-
der The Eagle Ho,el, Rich
mond where all prizes i'm
the above Lottery. will nj.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

virtue oi deed of -x-cu,ed 20 The suIscriI,ers
- by EdMmd ialla and wife, bearing date the i7h dsy
OF April 1911! and duly recorded in Office of the
cour, OF tehmond we shall for purposes therein
pressed proceed 10 sell for oney an the premises
AT II O'Clock ON the hrst day of Iuly next known
property, the EAGLE TAVERN in the civ OF Richmond
ami the enrnrn next below the said Eagle Tavern The
title under which the subscribers will sell Is believed
inispuabe, but they will convey only such title as is
vested in them by said deed OF trust.
WIN CAMBRIDGE
April %. 1i4-ds VIM BAkRETT, trustees.
WILL receive proposals Tor contracting TO make the
whole or part OF the CANAL the margin of James
river through the blue Ridge, until the 5th day June
next viii attend at Mr.. Hugh Paxion near the iork
OF the river IN hoekbrge county, for the purpose max
ing contracts.
T Letters to me may he directed Lewisburg post
Office, or 10 mr. ruIcrl to the post office lexington
WIN. ANDEk SON. Con, missioner
Nav Ka, Ron,, 4 N,v;ya,ion
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SCHENfE

1850 Prizes. 1850 6,2io
$500 Blanks Tirk.ts
Only u blanks 10 prize.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

.lIr. SDef6er Bnt, VIZ. F1rmnr, troDt
dr's'nud me. m an not mjshtkel, sen may get =
iaf ,hhi TIME evcTiess. But, MI. Farmer, yo,i
know II is worth vhile 10 get argiy about the
m-nPr YOU know nii mean 10 do Tho hest we
can. Ven know, Mr.. Farmer, intend all for your
own good.
NJ. f,ca,er. WV, nr. Speaker, YOU know, ,h,,
SO plhin farmers, are, ought IN hr # II. spoken
p"nu'e md 70 tell the plain rub, think, YOU
H'e ""'ii"g mt misfokes. and Your friend Mr.. In
"''li"' Shakespeare, ~ 10 better and f these
t""r aud his unions, men RI my kiInf "
assure YOU, and W., The D. c.f,i, me- # eve,
VOC '"r Wv, ~ ynmf friend Mr.. Immortal Shakes
change ycpr nn,innt
Jr. Cair,naa and .Ur. .B,taDCtc,nrrr.
,'r. Cnd""'"' am extremely d"s',ous, Mr.. Ma
"r' 'cfnr"r; 3" pr"ino" " uaiinnAl industry :" and
hrvr g't "puop mo NV head, that Il 1 ,ye,e IN
mike ir Farmer pay ynu double prrr Cr vour c,nls
II ~nnd Ie great encouragement To- Won 90 he IN.
dueriaus
.Gr NfnDfci,rer Mos certainly IL vo,Lr ~,
Chairman. No'h'ng palmer True US tho holY ros
pei
.ifr Cb~ica,,y. Very well, Mr.. Msnnfsc,,,s,
row - Won ,,ii promise 10 he vcty in,Ins,,i,ns
~ u.s. s"ci 'eh duties upon imported snn1s ne u,
evrjn tLru from le market. THIS y,iIl ,sb - AGA,
80 r"n,c'i'ion lv means Of fofc., - rood. and ynn
rri go doul- :iir tr'uad value II sour goods L.,
atran- Of hp wnpnpoly.
NJ. .Niplt5cfnr,r. You afP very good, Mr.
Cb,ui su,n a,utt ter, flinn or any reasonable
mao hnd "ay rieh 10 cNrrc' bot yea don't So, ~
q" e sensible oi i'c whole exicDi Of your goodness
90 me
mr. Ctri,mu. What DO YOU mean, M. marorac-
tu,rf
.Wr MmfrirSr. WIN, although doulr prir~S
mold "mi great encourngersnts indUsuy, they flsn
mold ou' strong tenip1iions deucss aud, &c, ike
Other folks Very fond n1 NV own ease Ih,y AZ
lord ne the opron ol being lazy aud they vail eba. !
Sle me 10 ioil0w my natural ptopensties
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27
FOR SALE .aTJ. WILSON'S BOOKSTORE

Durels New York edition of Sakspeares FORKS in 10
vols duodecno, containing Al superb copperpate engra
wings, elegantly bound and gilt.
Lemp,ieres Classical dictionary. containing copious &C.
count If all the proper mentioned in ancient authors;
with the value Of coins, weights and measures used among
the Greeks and Romans and chronological table.
The Eclectic Repert0rg and Analytical Review, Medical
and Philosophical. Edited by Society of Physicians.
Published in Philadelphia. Ten volumes price So dollars.
Hnocrnt .luusemen Herogyphical Fortune Teller.
Price IS cents
THE F0LLOpLNG OF CHRIST, in four books
Enlish by the 1T REV Father in God Richard Challoner,
d. d. Bishop of Zebra, and v. A. 2nd Am edition; pub
lshed with the appreciation of the ri. Rev. Archbishop
SETS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27
From the Salem Gazette.
SPLENDID LIBRARIES,

The Goth volume of the Classical Journal con-
tains an account of the Libraries on the Continent
of Europe. The Library at Gottngen consists of
200 900 volumes, and is distinguished for its utility
as well from its completeness in every branch of
science and lite aure, from the liberallty with
which the use of the books is allowed To all who
desire it.
The University of Gottngen is in the Hanover
ian domlnons of George ~, was founded by
George Ii. in 1884, and has enjoyed the patronage
OF his successors and their Hsnoverian Ministers.
When the Hanoverian domnions were seized by
Napoleon, and incorporated with the Kingdom Of
Wespha!ia under Jerome, particular good fortune
attended Gottingen, its University, and its Library.
They extended their favor and bounty to the estab-
llshments at Gongen, and enriched them by the
plumber of books and manuscripts from the libra.
ries of WolfenbutteI and HelmstsdI these have
since been restored to their lawful owner. the Duke
OF Brunswick. Since the overthrow of the FrGnch
power, George w. has made muniGcent dons-
ton OF all the standard English publications, which
had appeared during the usurpaton.
This Library enjoyed the advantage of being I'M
der the direction and management OF the celebrated
Heyne, who was its Librarian from l76S TO 1879,
nearly half a century.
The reading public at Gottingen are estimated at
1900 students, professors and other privileged per-
sous, who have in circulation at the same time 600
volumes. The Alphabelic Catalogue consists Of
$50 large folio volumes, which were begun BY
Heyne in 1777 and finished in 1857, after ten years.
asslduous labor
The Library at Dresden contains 100000 vol
umes; though it is magnificent collection, il is
not SO complete in the various departments. The
Library at Prague consists of 100OoO--he Pub
lie Library at l4eiden, of 60000-the Royal Libra4
Try at Hanover, of 80,000-the Library of Gotha,
belonging to the Duke OF SAKE Goha, OF 100 900
the Library of Weimar, of l100o0-the Libra
Try Of Jena, of 40,0o0-and two large Libraries at
Leipzig.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27
TO THE DE.N0CRATIC ELECTORS OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CTrlZENS-As the season is approaching
when your attention will be directed to the duty of select
ing person to fill the Office of SHERIFF of this county,
beg leave to offer myself to your consideration
ddae 1t is probably unnecessary to remind you that at
the last nomination for this office, favored with the
surages of respectable portion of my fellow citizens for
whose support now return my grateful acknowledge
mens. On the present occasion, shall not entertain you
with professions which rarely the test of merit the
pledge of good conduct, but shall myself with
surfing you Of my cheerful submission any mode of nom
ration that may be adopted the county meeting at the
Red Lion, and of my determination to give my sup
port to the candidate who may be selected under the
thority of that meeting. PETER b. DELANY.
Wilmington, January 5, 1924. 7-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Llp Gam

EEURSUANr to the last Will and Testament of John
a. Starr, deceased will be exposed 10 Public Sale, OH
4th dag, the 25h IF 8M monh ner, at o'clock, p. Nj. at
the house OF John +. Mansfield, in the village of Can't
wells Bridge The whole of the Real Estate of said deceas-
ed consisting OF the following described lands and tene
mens, situate in the aforesaid village, Newcastle county,
and State ct Delaware
No /. Lot of Ground, in high state of improve
men present divided inn two parts, joining lands OF
David Wilson, the heirs Of William Cnrhit, and others,
containing four and sXyto perches, be the same
more less, which erected very neat and com.
orahle story brick Dwelling House, with two rooms
on the first hoor tr chambers above, and cellar under the
whole all well finished, also brick Smokeiloise, Sta
bling, Hay Ba rack, Carriage House, &c in good order
and convenient distance, excellent garden well
closed, and pump Of good water in the yard This
property offers every necessary convenience for the
portable residence Of family, and considered of the
most handsome situations il the village.
| No 2. landing Lot and Wharf. Oh the west side Of
Appropriateness Creek containing nney-two perches, be
The same less, which are erected two Store
Houses for the reception of grain, capable of containing
| 5000 bushels each
No 8. Lot of well improved ground adjoining land'
of David Wilson, the heirs of William Corb deceased
and the landing road containing six acres and ortytwt
perches, be the same more or less.
No 4. An undivided right, being onethird part OF
Lot of embarked meadow, adonng the east side OF the
cause way and meadow belonging the heirs of William
Cobit, deceased, containing five acres and nlnety-nne
perches, be the or less.
The property will be shewn 10 any person previous to
the day Of sale and the terms which will be accommo
dating, made known, applca on to
DANIEL. CORBIrT, Err.
Cantwels Bridge, 9TH Mo. 20, 1894 65-lot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27

The Norfolk Herald notices an important inven-
ton which has been brought into use by MIR.
CHARLES d. BRopIE, foreman of the carpenters
department at the Norfolk Navy Yard. The cir
cumslance which led to the discovery and employ
ment Of this simple and valuable continuance is thus
described -
In launching the Delaware "a, a number of
casks OF large size were moored in line parallel
with The channel, to buoy up the cables that were
INTENDED to check the ship after leaving the stot ks
The velocity of the ship was great to part two
very large cables made fast in the after ports to
bring her up in gradual manner. Their parting
was sudden and unexpected that the consequence
was, many oil the water casks were precipitated to
the bottom, and rising, of them struck with its
chine against the copper on the ships bottom with
40 much force as TO rip up the copper the length
OF three or four feet, very low down and contiguous
to her fore foot. Two summers had passed away
before the casualty discovered, but during the
third the worm had so far perforated the exposed
part to cause the ship to leak considerably, and
thus the discovery was made. All the skill in rauk-
ing, drumming, &c. from the interior OF The ship
that could be exerted svaed nothing, the leak con-
tinuing increase. Finally, it was pronounced inn
practicable to overcome it in any other way than by
heaving her down, in which operation expense
Iof S25o00 to $4,000 must necessarily be incurred.
" It was in this dilemma that Mr. Brode sugges-
close the ships side by ropes, calculated TO admit
both air and light, and having sufficient for the
opel atoms OF the workmen who could descend with
perfect and safety TO the keel. No sooner said
than done. The machine was forthwith construct
ed under the direction OF Mr.. Brnde and applied to
its destined purpose with complete success. The
workmen descended with their tools, &c. and COM
menced their operations; the injured plank has been
removed, and al the moment that am writing they
are boiling the new plank nearly Is feet under wa
ter to her side, in complete security"
This ingenious and economical contriyance is de-
scribed to be nothing more than boa, shaped TO
the mould of the ship reaching from the surface of
the part TO be repaired it's sunk alongside and
brought close to The side of the ship by ropes, and
the water is then pumped out by means OF an engine
The workmen then descend in it and execute their
task with as much ease and security as il they
on terra tir'na.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27

sTANZAS.


ny BEHNAHn BAHroSs
The fiowret's bloom is faded,
Its glossy leaf grown sere:
The landscape round is shaded,
BY winters frown austere.
The dew once sparkling lightly
On grass OF freshest green.
In heavier drops unsightly,
On matted weeds is seen.
No songs of joy to gladden.,
From leafy woods emerge;
But winds, in tones that sadden,
Breathe Natures mournful dirge,
All sights and sounds appealing,
Through merely outward sense,
TO joyful thought and feeling,
Seem now departed hence.
But not, with such. is banished
The bliss that life can lend;
Nor with such things hath vanished
Its truest, noblest end
The toys that charm and leave us,
Are tancy's fleetiBg elves
All that should glad or grieyes US
Exists within ourselves;
Enjoyment's genuine essence
In virtues godlike dover:
Its most triumphant presence
lllumes the darkest hour.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27

POL. III.

ed with fever and in few days was resting
quietly by the side of her he most loved The
father bore these trials without murmur- He lived
through the summer, and the close Of autumn be-
held him entombed with his daughter. Whoever
shall pass Lake George, will observe on an emin-
ence, opposite the Narrows, the ruins OF the Irish
Cottage, and beneath the shade Of a spreading elm,
the graves of the three Irish strangers.
BetLoWs Falls IateuiSencer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-27
NOTICE.

vEyHIS is to give notice TO all whom it may concern that
4 by virtue of an act OF the General Assembly OF the
State of Delaware granted the subscriber during the last
session. all that Of vacant land, bounded by, and lying
Immediately Jones' Creek in Mnrderkill hundred, Kent
County and adjoining lands of the subscriber, has been
surveyed and the Plot thereof returned, according to d
ectons of said of the Legislature, the Recorders
office in Dover this 2lst day of june A. ID. 1924.
JAMES p. MORRIS.
June 81 55-3m