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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18
FOR SALE,

oAt tJ.t HzHI3
NOR want of employment. black girl who has been
a brought up on a farm. Inquire the Trap New.
castle county, Del. of ALRlCH II. PENNINGTON
March Ito, 27-u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18
BANK OF SMYRNA.

Smyrna, .Nay 6. 1894.
FHSE Directors of this Institution have this day declared
Dividend for the last six months al the rate az nor
cent year the same will be paid on or after The IAN ;ns
Att ny order: S III. HODSON Cashier
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18
FOR SALE.

A HANDSOME GIG and good GIG HORSE, he goes
"a kind IN any kind of harness. Inquire of
March 80. 3l-tf GEN j. WOLF
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18
FIR ENCH BURR BLOCKS
and Bury MiA Stones.

~ IL subscriber has just received from H4,re, a large
qaanltN OF superior Blocks which he offers for sale al
40 O. South 3ey, the oil Manuactorv in old Fo,rtb
between ZINE and CaHOssQ Streets PHILADELPHIA where lie
cont'nues TO nave made by experienced workmen Bona
MILL STONES Of al dimensions which he will warrant to
be ct the hrs quality, and to the purpose for which
they may be designed
JONATHAN X HASSINGER.
fnladelPhia, April 70, 1924. 404ip
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-18
COACH MAKING.

aotSh w n IA NJ
TESHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
ne public in general thai they have succeeded He
tam ho5inson in lhe above business at The shop recently
occupied BY him,
No. t9t, Market street,
where they make aud repair all kinds Of carriages and
where all orders viii be thankfully received and punctual-
y attended TO, the reasonable terms aud at the
shortest notice. KENNARD & MCURnY
Wilmington, April 10, 1924. S5-i2
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Pop,'s Patent Threshntg .Nnchne- ndaplee

ia Hand Horse.
ME reputation OF this Machine bel established
L funess, ar,onr all those practical Intelligent
eu't"rs "ho have Witnessed lis performance is offered
for sale.
The Machine simple in it, construction, liable
get out q" oIder ebeari rlul and efficient in its
ton and its tbreslng principle i'll tie The
most critical investigations relative its mechanical
bindons, nr originality in econonising power Riih the
ordinary drnus OF OF horse, nrd with
To Iced the machine and another the the
Inventor guarantees IL shall possess capacity tbesh
easy a"r eight bushels "f heat per other grain
and seed such as oats, mief and rice will thIes
with the same facility. Although the inventor does
wish, from motives Of prudence only guaranty the
ormance Of the machine beyond the quantity stated above,
II has been proved 10y the various ngc unraI sereiis who
have witnessed lis operation, and arded il thei highest
premiums, that its capacity is much extensive
single machine, nnpied 10 the pow of horse well
made durable and efficient he furnished dollars.
Aud thine, is in respect, like the above With
ou the hnse gPar 10 he worked 10y hand, rs dolur
Privileges 81 the patest right for making using this
machine in state county, VIII BE- sold terms,
nduoemeDi 10 mechanics partic become pu
chasers and il will appear obvious upon examination Of
this valuable aud important invention, that its simple
rvances are Immediately understood, and its construction
within the reach II any of them.
The above machine is in operation, this time Nf.
Siuaf OoachHn kPrS shop, the Penns avenue
at The foot OF the Capitol hill for the OF the
public
Application for patent rights may be made the subscr-
btr next door To Mrs Pc yiUns Boarding House oppo
site the Circus CARY SELpFb,
Washington, April 81. Ii5-wu
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charlottesville PrOperiv for SAFE.

WISH 10 sell that valuable properly in adjoining
the town of Characteristics know by the name of n
SWAN TAVERN. There are between 30 and As ncres ol
running from the noriheas, the southwest
the own and affords many very beautiful for ~
yate residencesn full view the University Virginia
Tue improvements are, the Tavern, large honse built
wood ieetby So and heuse adening-a
meathouse, cehouse, stables, &c These improye
were valueda $780, and insured the Mutual
Society OF Virginia for Towns.
My business in Richmond preventing my paying that ut
tention TO The above property which IL requires am de-
ternined To sell the Tavern with much land as may suit
the purchaser the whole If desired The payments will
ne made very accommodating-or viii barter the whole
properly Tor Virginia Farmers Bank Stock at par
February. 88-wtf EDMUND ANDERSoN
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EXECUTOR'S SAI,E

IQY virtue OF the last will testament of Banlsnn w
- Coleman dec shall, the will
on firsay the 18th dfyoi the month"; TIA,
belonged 10 the said ColemiH, situated within
miles Of tbe Hallway House, between Yorktown amp
tn sell all the stocks of h"rses CATTLE nues hogs
The said arm among which oxen
some OF the mules and farm
Also large Jack and two Jennirs all
tools and utensils and abu, sixty barrels cornke-
wise various articles o household md kitchen furniture
some valuable law and other hooks.
TERMS-Cash for all sums under 20 dollars and FOR all
of and 20 dollars credit will be given
for bonds with good security.
AZ the time AID place above ntioncd will he rented
out I'LL the end OF the present the aid farm
plantation with the crops ofcorn wheat and growing
Their on There about 6fy bushels heal,
aoan hity OF oats, and about
corn These several crops all remarkably fertile
land-Bond or bonds with good security for the amount
and also with condhion for delivering up the
that time with the houses and feHces good
they
And Friday the 2gh ext h. ut The Bell Tavern
in the city of Richmond will he me- executor
f"resa between thirty and forty slaves the snd
farm, and who also belonged the said b. W. Coleman
among them very likely and valuable bays and
bonds with approved security, bearing interest from the
day of saio.
The aforesaid farm which lies Lambs creek branch
OF charles, sometimes called Pocoson river contains
believed, upwards OF nine hundred
as terrible the best lands in Gloucester
river in Elizabeth City county, will hereafter offered
Tor sale, and of which particular notice given.
Moncnre, Robinson and Peasants
70 purchase the land will please inquire for information
pecnng IL. JOHN SHEPPARD.
Richmond, April 81. iI5-,ds
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TRUST SALE OF LAND

PY virtue deed of executed 10 the subscriber
- by Josiah Goodman aud wife, for certain purposes
therein named and duly recorded in the clerks oire
Cumberland county, will he sold TO the highest bidder
cash. on Saturday the 18th day of May land
containing 34 acres more or less lying both des
Guinea road and immediately the north side Of Appo
natcr river-adoinng the lands Of Znc. Goodman Mrs
Jenkins &c. within one mile of manufacturing MILL aud
six mites southeast of Cumberland Courthouse. This land
is well improved with good dwelling house, wheat
hreshing MACHINE and other out houses and in
good order for cropping. The sale will take place on the
premises, and he made unconditional without
Such rig is vested in the will be made-whic
is believed unique stionabe.
April 20. i3-w4w SAMUEL HoBSoN, Trustee.
Urine above sale Is postponed 10 Saturday the 2ath
May next, when IL will positively take place
April so. 1f6-wtds 8. HOBSON
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HAMPTON ACADEMY

TUE principal teacher of this academy resigned
4 his situation, election will Mace first
saturday In June next, to supply The vacancy. The app
cant must he qualified 10 teach peng reading, writing
arithmetic geography, ENGLISH grammar, history, the Latin
agurce, and the varous branches Of the mathematics
HE pecuniary value OF this situation depends much upon
Tue 9uaithcnions and Industry of the incumbent who
ce'ves a tuition money, ordinarily amounting S 1000
anu me interest up"h the stock and loaned belong
ing 10 The institution, producing commonly The snm OF
Meso sin and seven hundred dollars annually three hun
stituiiUn.
Applicants will please direct to The sscrrr post paid
WILLIAM HOPE, Scc'ry Board
Trustees OF the Hampton Academy
Hampton, April ~. i,4-iiI
Jg The editors Of the New York Statesman and Charles
toh oomrcr are requested publish the above twice
week I'LL the LIST Of June, and transmit their
tins niAce Immediately, for payn,ent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18
From tie Fre9erietsb,trg (pa.J Heyald.l
10 TIE EDITORS.


nm farmer. and live in section Of country where
wheat Is principally cultivated and have
Inconvenience for the want Of good machine 10 ye out
my crop. have trfd several differ ones and have not
been able 10 find effect the object FULLY have lately
examined Popes tireshng machine seen il in full opera
ticn and feel convinced that is adequate TO all The pnr
poses proposed aud, with trihng addition may be made
useful for oiber objects The frame so constructed as
admit tbeJan Tor wnnowng and The gear is 50
small mill for grinding corn
IL is stated that the machine, Nth tie p,srtr oons horst
c"Pnbie oil threhing from go 100 bushels heat
DAY. MS TACT attracted my attention particulars and
ioun ns moved with such perfect require the
power on f'co men only Ia work IL with facility.
CONSIDER the machine most useful invention. MT
rops we inventor merits the highest enconun Tor this
production us simplicity in construction does away the
olseupn winch so justly exists against compile aied
.ney ana its powerful effect combined with its
ny ~ oor renders valuable property every
recommend 10 all who have not examined H. TO do 50
The proprietor is present, every inquiry can be
satisfactorily answered by him hone soon 10 see the
machine IN general sse believing fully will answer the
great Object intended, completely, merit the adop
non OF every culVator Of the great staple seosn Of
Out country. A VIRGINIAN.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

an Friday the 9th nit my LEVI nhscou,,ed
~ lie is bright muiatto, about weniyihree or four
wears of and about FIVE feet three inches high
had on blue coat and panaloons wais
white cotton shirt blue coat, glazed hat; he
took will Kim, also, black fur hat about
will give so Dollars for his delivery caught town
ana proportonabe increase If taken seyond
the city and brought To ne, secured thai
get him again. bought him OF Mr. HOLIDAY, agent COR
Mr. Cary OF the county of Gloucester which place
VIII probably attempt 10 get. He a.uu, g.,
years ago, and was unprecedented in Williamsburg his
way to Gloucester, being furnished with Il forged pass
Richmond March .. 9e-tf HERMAN J,AKER
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Elk ISLAND FOR SALE.

MILL I've od Monday the 2ih day of July next on
w the premises at public auction the lower half of the
island in the county OF G"cchand called Elm Islands
ing the prop iy OF the estate of The late DR.. Gil
liam. This properly abon, so miles above city
Ricimnnh and within mile of The frr
ity Of The soil Of this land its conguity market and
ready carriage for produce which all times offered TO
tho "a and planter contribute render il one of the
desirable farms in the state. The iouer half which
will be offered for sale, contains hy old SIP acres
perfectly level low grounds, we'll adapted to The cultivation
of tobaoc1 wheat aud the produce Of which low
gonnds, in point quality and quantity no, surpassed
by the produce Of land in the Any n,thrr 40.
scripon Of the land l. deemed unnecessary as a i. pre
,unei that persons wishing purchase such valuable TO-
bacco, wheat ard and will visit il previous 10 the
day oi sale Pnssrssi"p will he given the
is25-aowing To ia. purchaser the privilege OF sowing
crop nf wheat the la!i
II Al the time ard place will be offered frr
sale 2o oi high land. called rugeles dire oIpu-
site 10 the island, being mostly wood and chirh
Tor The purpose of suppi,ng The island with wuoG,
Mr. VIM May who -,irs a, rugg'es. will inke pleasure
In showing both The isH"d and the wood net
son who ma, wish purchase.
Terms Of sae I. 2 l. ,rnrs, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved sernriy aud paying Interest
III d part at the whuie time &c delivery
o possession and giving deed of the islands
JOHN GILLIAN, ! Ex.rs Of
THO. l.. GILLIAN So s.u.dec.
May IL. lids
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
No. 7.
POLITICAL SCnEMERS-HARD TINES.
VAnIFF Bin Pot. nnd Con,,ter- Pint

Az n'it"n'i rons'der1tiGns apart. I Conceive III.
'''h 'ii 70 lie SIMPLY plof fnr taking money ont o.
fhep" Ret "i tne i'rmer and pu ting mo the poo k
81 OF The manuiacurer.--I ',ke these i,yn Dies, n,
hons 6" persons Only, Tor the sIke of ,tn,,cr .,n,
p'c'y 10 the intended lustr"ton The same rc,-
s"nng WIZ 'n'ly To every ohrr description of Gun
trbuiurs.--ii such Should he The oi.ct Of The MI,
presume, al m,nk'rd would adn,i even The 4 a, n
|o"he mcrs themselves; that II world hcco,,e ma,
10" r'rh', but the tiuv, of ,hr f,rcirt To rro-
vent ~" r'"ie', lay "li means ip his power cosrcjrs
or o,'iet'v,sr but most certa;ul, h, :, ava a,m,,
CCun urt.
I"s "onmierac'ion, could with rer,an,y he n. ~.
:" ''r""g" W" e%fr''"" of state tights, by HE
prriivr si"e governments. IL cannot be- cnnjrcnred
now i'r me state Se,rurnIs are 10 lie sirrp,J o
s'ne t'gs bn presume :, viii not M ,,sseyt Ir
"rn'"h h"i who's p"rspns thirgs l,-.,,,,e io,rt.
g '''"", w"''" Nv" e""gr1rhici miis of individual
s"-, lhry nrr BON, in uH respects SUI iori tn tr
Jurisdictions nf 81 c sfafes rrsecive,v .IIrnr Inc
prir"'p'e, Tier" woud Mt hr any di .uliv IN ,l,,
r. Ui the oppressed ard irsulird s,n;rs in doi,o
e"S'fes Justice, ~ &" I",s', IL couuitractirg, IN
"'sf"e, he inInsttcr of The u. y. The wumId
'h III 81, Nv y'"s exc'Se duiy, upnn rIi ,lnr~s
&c nIih"Iri"r"h s""ds zorro spondrnr =, t, ,I,e IN,
I"'' "'',rs i''n '} ''' =, upon fo pen imported
e""is 81 be ne desciiutinns lie Yhe,s
NIGH also hr adj q, as u ~ ,k al nt,,,, c,a.,.,
rHIi"g I've .CSmt ~ the cHsr, raru,ti,,n ,ax r,,n
the venipr, Of rho durcstir rnnds - r,, .t ,,,,o,
caf'ir, hogs, e.. brought wnh'n the Cr,s az 4. ,rh
- re, az eNriSr luiy according The value or ,hc
h"scf'p''"rs Of hr an.in.is respectively asd a r,r,
'htip" tax upus the dtovets.--Ore al two G.r,s
ui1 necessarily result from This ronnI4t plot 49,
FsHher Tive lpm-Slr gpnts would como INTO mar
"r"n efnis az 'ir rnmpeti',rn foi eign goods
or they "onid be cxtisied from the n,arkef a!tngc-
- ~ Tue hes case, ne raputiiDp apd eXcise.
"'"'i r"irve tie la'nicr ffum a r0rrcspondcn,
"""ni - he land TAX, nov pnid infu the st,to trpp-
sry-i h" 0'brr case, 'br dun,os,,c niannr ru, rrs
w"'ii bc Md 10 fe-i The "eiis wi ,hir avn r,,,,,ii-
Is 1Hd - 'flr" - ths stura oi Ms.onrl Nl.>js-
,T'i u "''""s ~ So, Tenn"s-ea, g. rgi'.
1odi or ,inoa, N'f, C,ro.,ra. md s,n,,. ,c1rid
CO operlir ruhirfrl r,eu'4 fInng r liii. rl,.,r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

De r. % Monday nigh. vas; multitude assem- L.
in the stack Town, and proceeded Ia reak
p"niered aud much grain carried ntiusrs OF native.
troops sent ~ protect the property
the mob however behaved in thr daring and
seous manner towards the Sepovswhile ihs latter
drr>,Hn: "crd With tue greatest fbearance very
ir.i"g e"cam,anees,~" oi,he mob however report
less than 100000 persons were collected.
Erae, Of iett. from, Intelligent yr.ia ysctired Lu
late arTiyal 1T NafLlcieai dated
Ptk>AMDUCi.. 2yih March.
I" This province l. threatened civil war n M Ell
appears nev"'hi- On the arrival here of the Dign.s
,i> piac" from No i'ncio and the intelligence
solution Of the i,ra,iiiso Congress. there IA. r,,, ~
the p"or!c They Ind mrc,c, appointed new govern
mem an CONFORMITY Ia the plan and provision Of
,i"rai Congress, aud the cboc. of President tell On Mann
drCarSiito u happened that the Emp had
d again sgre-abiy liz system ihe very SAM
den' tina, h's been irpced by H. people and he in yr
~" Il" his new appoi meut, ID nise to he
edged. Iva, m people ~-ni sdm, him into p,we =
Then, appeared two parties. for the chief
ancih-r for the Imperial Till. finally a.. ,r,ns IN,
favor Of nore ,dc, the Goth instast forenoon
DOT o. Their quarters arrested the President confined
him IN the Fort Brum, wbrncc he escsppd IN
oina, whsrc he collected his party. IL the afternoon tho
ro-ps tha, had arrested him departed from this CITY for
the town of Cnbo de SAT- Agusiiu here the said
had retired Ia unite with him. The peoples President r-
entered this place the 2tst, and Instantly ordered
troops IN pursno the Others aud more in sue
res'n hut asvet have he ard Of
nor have we ID positive al what has
OF what the respective forces this state of things
moi last long aud fare will he decided in few DAYS
above IS evidently written In hurry and per-
piextv. hut the rosclu The -.
~ OF Pedro t was lettering in the northern psvnccs
bFali ana that IWbdss DESTINY is coming East upou him,
rs was not long predicted in this paper The New
World hates aud lonthes European dominion of anv so,
they have Suffered long enough under its and
pohcs ana viii and must he governed after the Washing
ton ted, nj system, '"s
President Monroe' immortal and invaluable MESSAGE IN
consres NJ the opening of the present session. ms
IL handsome style in Portuguese in an Ex-
traoroiDarN q -zeiie. IBoson P,,
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MAHSHAI.s SALE.

N pursuance 81 d.. of the Superior Ccur. Of Chan
Ger, tor the Rchmond District, pronounced the i6,h
iay oi Jure, 1923, in the Of cambridge Mnrs
sha'' "u Tuesday the 9th day July O'Clock az
air .'i the mex, fair day thcrrat.r) the
"' ,o" R'rrn IN the of Petersburg offer for sale
I" Tue bidder. Mt Puhic Auction, cash. tract
ann wing III The count. sf Prince George containing six
h""ru acres heing the oil land purchased
ny '""" cambridge dec of John Mnge, living
James Ner'in Brandon Neck. belier-d equal
uil o. SOL. toany ,ract ON that river.
-. }. GuERRANr, n. S. C. G. n. y.
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FROM CALCUTTA.

Nv e snip l'engai frop Calcutta, editors T,os-
r , ~ have received papers TO the 9TH eli January,
"aTStI rr Nv following articles are extracted:
chicu IA Jan. srhr accounts from Madras nre of n
t l"e h"iire, and have come upon W with sud-
"en" wien RENDERS the horror striking We we're
40, az. 80 -, scarcity vi grain on The coast hat had
e "o Instant idea ofthe which the
c,nu,r ~ ,,rhei' Madras and tho surrounding
~ w s'hte ~ famine. Independently of The
counts we publish to-day from Madras pers private let
t's ~ "Eee 700 minuiely ia the distressing rtails for
10 "ono' "secoi that th" ursad rH-r,s are ~ he
nppreheoded. II is stated that wen d,e of 10, 60. nj
tie military who nrr necessarily placed NJ te Oc1owus
where the rice Is distributed, Is scarcely nrie, 60 Ms
vent depredstions Psreufs arc abond,nipo ,;
and several have already died from aisoute
This Is i he of the arn,lI;n conse,
Of famine. Disease sure 10 G,n. ara ,i,tn,t 80
certain TINT possible means within ,i, 80, 90 az
government will he employed lesson the efsr,s M his
dire visitation, tfus also that the aid nj tb, NH
lie wili not lac viihtel4. -
MADI: s. peccn,be 29Its with regret hat ,ye ro,iec
the Increasing distress prevalent anore noves from
the scarcity NJ ricei IN the azars Is I've prncued
and only nauksbali Is omen for it,
" ''r rush Of iie people 10 obtain rptri"n he small
supply i dreadful and the North Reach covered with
hundreds waiting with the faint hove Of being ri lss for
tuon'c encurh;o reach IFS door Many Eurorrs gentle.
are scen mingled with the crowd and cnc.vo,iyc m
reefed The difficulty of carrying IL safpfv l. ron.
s""rHle ns the rcht OF the strongest The only "
sy, srcns universally ncknoS iedgr' Sonc few yr.
chants are dealing om their stock OF rice scnriiiy and
erteilv dcri"c The middle 81 the night ~ a'nt scene
"i 'hr worst ard oldest description is hougt u with
nFUY aud reduced su,stsf grain f,is even
no' " We purchased except IN small puanii~s, and NJ ~
u"""s price S"VfrFl neaths haye occnfrsd awnng the
lowest order of the ritves which bae I've been rc m
vann and SO miserable Is their condition that many
c"rcn have ~ despair been abandoned nv eir parents
The irhHhitnsts Of Ponteherry ws,sorc, 10 ear, arc
also ."h'ers Tor e want of food We enr nn mo- longer
Indulge the expectation fnt fi Of al, p,,v v.f sov. ill.,,
H"rNet 81 The coming year, understand f~nn inse
arq1incd it'll the subject that the crops IRE sressv do
sf"yc We however sincerely hope thai plentiful supplies
irpW bcnr1l and the NOTibward will reach dis ro
In o'viaie the distressing effects scarcity. " ch presses
20 severely on all clRssss Of The native poPuIatiOn-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

VIE subscriber having purchased the ferry known by
The name Of Dudleys, across York river TO the Brick
oue III New Kent county and the MataponY and
ihe Pamunkey to west Point IN King William county, has
but nm excellent boat Persons d. posed this
cry are assured ihHt AL possible expedition will be ue
ana whenever 81 may be urcessry four ferfymen viii he
emroyeh. h"g'stnH and horn Kept az West Point
am tne Dieh HOUR and the Signals mhde will be pUncu-
ally attended zoe Travellers Informed thai the distance
from n"uteser and Mathews 10 Richmond is lesscned ten
miles by crossing a Ills Jerry. EOItEH'r l. CARROT.
king Queen, May 4 ii7-w5Ws
w AS committed to tlc jail 81 r. county. he
" IN ddnuaT last IS y whO
calls himself WILLIAM SHELTON and SAYS tiiat ne i,
'om Buckingham county 10 Virginia. lie is about tony
irars od oi darn compexon gnh about six fce high
ne owner ot said negro is requested come fnrwa,
prove properly charges and take him away oiherw
he will be dealt with the law directs.
JOSEPH ID. SUIT. Jailor.
hogwOod, March 3. IOI--wia5u'
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To he O,oners Of Lands in Illinois
TAXES PAID AT FIFTY PER CENT DISCOUNT.
VIE -uhscrber will for residei owning
lands in this rie, and forwa receipts nav
mcn's, upon the receipt at ONE HALF of the
taxes required 10 he paid in certificate OF derose in
specie wing bank, or in the bills said bana
ed 10 him free Of postage.
is ms very liberal offer cannot be extended beyond the
present year will lie tn The advantage residents
pay a. lar ~ nvance possible. The Lands
her last (Aboui 5000 Iracts) he redeemed wear
10 prevent total loss. WILLIAM H. BROWN.
Attorney al Law, and Clerk Of the u. S..
District Court.
Reference 10 Silas Wood CO. Fredericksburg.
Vnsdaiir Illinois. April Of II5-wsm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-05-18

New inUenf en- for The security Of ire pubic WoT-Bars
we nave seen specimen Of an invention, ty French
officer lao has long been in this country citizen
OF The United Strics, Intended mail bags
attempts OF robbers. IL is proposed substitute for the
leatierD bags now IN use, network composed stout
iron rings enclosed between deer skin
ed WIN wool ana covered outside viii; leather
bag formed in this manners would resist The force Of almost
any power which in ordinary circumstances could lie ap
pied 10 H. Hi proposed 10 fasien uu-fh the
With newly invented aud very LOCK- and 10 attach
ihe whole tn the bottom Of the mall carriage; that
out the postmaster shall lie able IL.
The weight of the new bags which seemed at first
Objection To them. need much than lnu
pIe 'hAi OF those now in and the prons
rs much greater durability Than the old bags. On the
whole We think u Offers great security post
'hment Col Laporte understand, has gone
mamneion for the purpose Of Offering il 10 the govern
nen,i and II IL is ms highly approved believe il de
80 '" We, we confidently trust that he will with
oera' agementre security of mails,
tne naegage Of travellers, is becoming Of por-
"ce every year and This invention he appipd to
Po'ee' the latter we'll the former. IN. Y. d. Idv.