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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-27
DEGENERACY.

We are mere pigmies in the moral APP
plications of intellect. The discrimination
oe.he age is led astray, or fallen asleep, and
maketh more account of the most petty nov
ice or student in art or science, of the inter
prefer of an Egyptian hicroglyphic, or the
discoveror Of a new Oasis in the great des-
ert of Zaara, than it 1uld, verify believe,
of the greatest sage or moralist, if there was
any chance of such phenomenon arising in
this physical age.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-27
COLLECTANEA.
To gather
To gather
So much as from occasion you may CLEAN.
ITlNIET
SORDIDNESS.

h'ncphew of ELVES, famed English mi
ser, went to visit him; "a few days after he
went thither' (his biographer Topham re-
--latest "a quantity of rain fell in the night;
he had not long been in bed before he felt
himself wet through, and putting his hand
out of the clothes, found the rain was drop
ping through the ceiling upon the bed; he
got up and moved the bed, but he had not
lain lang before he found the same inconvcn-
fence. Again he got up and again the rain
came down. At length, after pushing the
bed quite round the room, he got into COR
ner where the ceiling was better secured
and he slept till morning. When he met his
uncle at breakfast, he told him what had
happened. "Aye, aye" said the old man,
81 don't mind it myself but to those who do
Mat's q NICE corner in the rain"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-27

But ] am strangely altered now;
love no more the bugle's voice
The rushing wave--tlic plunging prov,
The mountain, with his clouded brow
The thunder when the blue skies bow,
And all the sons Of God rejoice
I've learned to dream of tears and signs,
And shadowy hair, and timed eyes.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-27
PARITY.

The Prince of Cont Tin one of the Port
Royal essays) makes the striking observa-
ton, that worldly politeness is no more than
an imitation or imperfect copy OF christiani-
ty, being the pretence or outward appear.
ance, of that dcferance to the interest OF
others, which true christian has as the rule
of his life and the disposition of his heart.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-27
VOL. IL.

TERiLS-ADvEnT1sEME not exceeding
me square will be inserted four times for one
dollar, and 20 cents for each subsequent nser-
tion.. If continued for three months, - 50--for
SIS months, 81 50; or for one year 81
~ subscribers are entitled to the privilege of
having their names, place Of residence, and occu-
,,ot;on inserted in the Register, GRATIS
r1sNo subscription will be discontinued unless
two weeks notice is given and all arrcarages are
paid.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-27

of hedge or tree, very long ana siehaer
which brought to my mind, a young FANNY
of quality, trained up in delicate manner,
who if they grow al all, grow 70 LENGTH oue
never to thickness.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-27
DELICACY.

If few plants of any kind are sown in a
close confined place, they commonly grow
up tall, small and very weak. have seen
bed Of beans in garden, under the shade
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-27
PROM THE COUNTY PATRIOT.
AIMS FOR OBLIVION.

Gives not the hawthorn bush sweeter shade
To shepherds, looking ON their silly sheep,
Than doth rich embroidered canopy
To kings that fear their subjects treachery:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-08
LAND FOR SHE

oR 'ae my tract d sn5 in Alhsmle county, heretofore
my Te'dence consisting Of $500 acres about 1000 which
are OF the best mountain quality aud 800 lying below The
mountain, and extending cin ~ generally oi GOOD I,
and rsmakay well mbered sod wsered. TbetraetIes on
the south side ~ the ht branch Of James River
gable for Baileaus f. Milton, wish within tlree and h,l
miles II i've miles from Charlottesville, six from The
University VI IL advanlag for health and sorie
~ no remark need We made here The has all Inc m
niproyemeu it,a oommoou5 dwelling house briding.
oT servants, Md other domestic purposes, good stables two
harns wh 'eshng machines grist and mill with good
houses for aud aboers well posted Cor each
nd al IN good repair Theactnayb he divided advantaseo
nio several Pa& will he sodiposed offdesifed fhe
men the purchase nsney may BE by inanents win
very liberal edit, he agreed time of sale m,
furniture and The stock Of every kind may sold with the land
lhaye also or sale another tract Of rather more than 100
acres miles wMionhin otle river on ia pts,,
eide, which lies well, ia Of good quality well timbete and
catered and has valuable vein Of lime sione as, through h
M fact'' drided INTO two farms each having dwelling
hujnss Credit will be given for this tact 10 like manner a.
tclyes difecflylo me. JAMES MONpCr
Oak IIrli- Loudoun county, Va. April ". ff5-t6
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WIN. DANIEL.
BELL TaVER.N FOR SgLE

VIE SUBSCRIBER wishing 10 retire from pubic bune,x
now oilers Tor sale his elegant establishment IN The town 1
Liberty bedford eorny, which, the extent and variety Of
dases, Is eNoolled by public house in Virgins, and
,'itd by very few In addition TO it, he,np ,itsJ ~ thr
ns' 81 Ponou aud wealthy country, where dis, aIu
""o" aud where all the conveDen and faciles
70 cu"re the most complete any person .sout
nsds W h's business can be procured 90 the most mode
efm' II communal. at present custom which The s,,ser
e 70 bs wholly unparalleled. The buldng are arse
0o"n'ao, an m good state of repair They eons1 ~ ,
two story brick dive ling house feet length h
comfortable and convenient; brick kitchen vim
Ine Necessary rooms tor oking servants &C stable aa5
ee ;" engih 70 ui which brick, the balance framed ,d
tHey new with forage garrett suficientiy eansei a.
an supplies ior one Attached this range Of Iii,
ItV leti long, neatly shielded; oorn-houc trou,s and
oke wen adapted to The purposes which they were
IesPeo'yey deyned-adlolning to which IS hack LOT arc
otes extremely fertile The uloriber will also sell n he
Pueha,er require. i, a small Tract or L4ND imm,J
atey adjacent, winch Is ~ high state Of &C.,
ton of which IS well SET in clover - '"'' Pof-
The terms Of the sale will he =,
% nc purchase money will be required in hand: fbe
oaoe conveniently arranged, that the viii h.
~ msethe payment by the profits arising from the
nouse servants, ufnhufe stock hand may also he bad
o,eon WIZ ne gwen hristnia sonnsr IL required n
air san'o, e effected by The 25th IF December bs
oher the I'use Tor rent Tor term Of wears ~
tauHusi = Z3--if WILLIAM TEuuU
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FROM HALIFAX.

BosroN, Nov. 26-We have received Halifax
papers to the 18th list. They contain very little
news. 1t is stated in the Weekly Chronicle, tina,
1t Is expected that the first steam ship, the Dim
Gle bay establishment, will reach Halifax early
next spring, and that the Chamber OF Commerce OF
that town have shown a disposition to second the
undertaking, by encouraging the extension OF the
liae of communication 10 Quebec and the United
States.
The Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia has arrived at
Halifax, and on the IIth inst. sworn as a
member OF the Council of the Province, and tool.
his seat at the Board next after the President
The Lieut.. Governor of New-Brunswick returned
to the .eat of Government The Sd inst. from his
visit TO Miramichi. -Pultam, who was convicted in
Halifax OF the crime of utiering forged provincial
noies, has been sent TO England to be thence
transported, in pursuance of his senence--The
groGnd was covered with snow at ST John, on the
20;h ins;.-Several English sheep have been lateIy
imported into Nova Scotia, for the Improvement of
the flocks ofthat province.
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fISlS Institution is successful ia,on sni thu
Trustees presume 10 believe that SEMINARY IN the lower
county offer greater iscilie, Tor IN,
edneao Til. Rev. Thomas &. Thoion who's. ae-
uIein.nis aud experience teacher enu. nv DUAL
'n of the instruction OF YOUTH will confirm. pr,
The institution the ensuing year. The a. adeny situated A.
bout two miles FROM Northumberland ia neigh
horhocd considered healthy pant rhe country. The
buildings and comfortable, ea 10 avd nc.
Communications for seventy boardes Col VIM. J, the
.nt steward will eont'"e TO the boarding
~ which he has heretofore satisfaction In
n',u'i are taught IN. Latn Greek aud Hebrew language,
together with the other prerequisites, for Collegiate
About 100 volumes have b.en ldici,usly selected t.
foundation OF Lbimy complete mnhe uia,icai IT.
umen globes and maps, ancient aud nOJ.r also pro.
"ded Tor the use OF Students The will on
e first OF FenaIy and end "nhe l0h following bee
No summer vacation.
Terms, For English Grammar, Reading, Writing & Arih-
mcte so Thee WITH 6eograph, aud the the lob..
% dolls In all other so dolls annually Board 90 dolls
pei snnim, exclusive Of bedding and candles.
The charges and buard paid quarterl, i'm adj
Parents and Guardians will recoect they liable FOR tn,
tuition and board oi Their wards the time If .-
trance, TIL the end of the session.
. SAMUEL DOWNING, President of the Trustees.
Nov. Is. 5srt
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his course AID proceeded to Ei;zateth City, wisre
he expected TO meet Mrs. Grinlke and accompany
her 10 Norfolk, but she had not arrived.
The mate of the Harvest, Mir. Leroy (the
French passenger) and ;wo seamen had come up TO
Elizabeth City, who stated, that OH account ct the
prev iling easteriy winds, the water in the Sound
had fallen low, that the vessel which was TO
have brought DR.. King and Mrs. Grimpe up, was
left high and dry. They left Mrs Grinke very
well 10 health, but, might be- supposed, great
ly oppressed in mind and spirits by her hear'-fend-
| ing calamity.
Doctor King was unremitting in his endeavors
TO render the situation of Mrs. Griinke comfort
able possible, and intended to remain with her
until she was restored To her friends. They were
the house OF Mr.. Midget. abou, five miles from
the wreck, who treated them with great kindness
and hospitality. No other persons persisted be-
sides those mentioned in the Elizabeth City Star,
viz. 1t tirimke, and child, and the cook and boy
belonging to the Harvest. The infant, bone ON
the pillows, reached the strand while it yet breath
ed; but the spark oil life fingered only for mo
meht.
Lieut.. Griinke fell victim to his benevolent
feelings. Regardless OF his own safety and intent
only ON that OF others, he exeried himself 10 the
last in saving the lives of those on board The
boat which carried his wife reached the shore in
safety; that in which his child was, as has before
been stated, upset; when the boat returned TO bring
him from tie wreck, it found him expiring and in
few minutes he was no more. 1t is supposed
that he had sunk under the violence of his exertions
and the acutcness of his feeling. Herald.
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Nov. 4.
M9RSH9L,S SgLE

pursuance Of decree of the Superior Of
for the Williamsburg district, pronounced on the ed ia,
II July last IN the Of Thomas simpson, Administrator 81
James Simpson, dec aud Randolph FHehe, SheGof Sur,
county and committee Oi the estate u John Holt decd pG
against Richard H. Cooke aud Ann hi wife the said Rich
ard H. Cooke sdmf. lie buHs non, with the will annexed
James A. Brad dee aud other Defendants will be- Dlf Al
public auction Monday tie 26h day Of December NJ Sur
" courthouse, (heng court day that valuable eaic on Jan,
river, called Hog Leland neIr, opp je JANE, Town. con.
tanning wibthe land attached two tn ee hundred
sxy-one and threen acres less. Tie land on
larry adapted 10 The growth OF cotton the main land e 6nrl,
imbered With oak aud pine and is fine range Tor stock ia.
ern' viii be credit Of TX aud twelve months The purchase
giving bonds with uhcn ecufity and the title 10 he land
tanned I'll the bonds paid
WILL. NeCANDLIsH, N. s. c. O. w. d.
Noy15. 5G-vys,y
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Land and NEGROES for SoIc

UNU-..u y
APECIlNO 10 Change residence from Lyncbb,r IN,
TIE course n nest shall offer for ais on the i5,
ntAi, or tic premises plantation and tract of
anh called Postum, Continuing SG6 living a.t for nil,
iiom Lynohhurg heiws Big and Litle Po.um Ce,I l.;
apht county, credit one, and three ear. 10 he
hS"e'' bidder considerable portion of this tract Is gc
a''o land Tie plantation SMALL only abeu go
acres lsiey cleared whchi ia good order for eiop tb on
Fesh and MANFRED 20 which land may he add for r
c""ng 10 the force nie"ded 10 he used. The teuty az
u iin 10 IL nohuTs- the quantity of hre-wood and tsIr
on ~ anu the abundant stream Of water which runs
through H. and Is capable Of being applied any pu,po.e, f
mac chime y might make this land valuable acn,i.ion md,
i q Us vaiue farm, 10 eison Ia wing fai.rtfo.
using IFS advantages judcicu.y. ~
AT tue same time ana place, shall sell the highest bidder
oy amongst them excellent oapcnle-Thi, i select lar
:" "egioes, all Of good Character nd Lenr ali h, bay
ee ''chsd TO the plantation, purchasers wall have fair on
"Ol OF obtaining the best The sale will certainly be made
on me day appointed the fair dsy The stoct ~ III
knds Hmse. o1en Cattle plantation utensils Corn CJ,,s ana
then remaining the place will also be sold ON The
-ame te,ms " ~ VIZ 'S
The usual bonds with security and deed of ,r, will *
ff;, I've a"d-bInds with approved security for other
'"'Jeet; and cab for small purchase.
Lynchbmg. 14ih Nov 1926 ~ 'A-'ii-l'
B ne above tract Of Land lies above the Mes.r. Ar
~ = ana MEOW COKE iact' Oh Dig Possum, aud extends no
tweenth, two eek boundedon the right by ANTHONY linz
on the Little P"sHn, aRs the y Cox ,ne 10 he IA
'hnnd road and crossed hy straight line cnmm.neine ON
L'u" Postum near where pathway, called IIolrome bath
running to the road aforesaid about 200 yards above tbt
pathway aforesaid and include the same; o tb.t 80
guide. " ~ "'' "'''ou' 'uthef
offer for ale, prvatey my small farm ON the turnrik,
" 'Plnsie the gate, two miles Lynehburg CON-
a'nng about 30 Acres, upon terms 10 .t s.h -,
credit On thi, place there are good GARDEN mi irhh
me sPnss, and plenty cf wool and timber for The nIsre
oi--tds Wh. DANIEL
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.M.ARSHlL,S S.4LE-

pursuance at decree Of tie Superior Court Of Chanccry
q -" ne Richmond District pronounced the 10th day oc
ar'n i<S IN The NJ Cup Hughes shai on We'd
he' ~ ne som OF this mouth offer fo sale the
fu auction 'o cs, Tract Of Land lying Ia the county
y ro"i Tan "n james River about ulr below the icwn Of
,"'e's!ie, benc ht Tract Loud Charles
Upland ny Jesse Hughes by deed mortgage dard 9Th y Of
may, iS@ hied among the exhibits above nam
au containing y said deed $50 and quarter he the
sane more o. less, The sale othe described land will
be male subject 10 the right OF dover Mrs Judith urbes
,Pt III seventeen sud halt thereof The sale will be-
male on the premises. J.GUERRANT, MS. c. C. 10.
~ 'o-'. 5I-gt
a. above sale u unavodaby postponed until "wednesday
take place ;CtII1p ,s,T
tNoN TO- Nj. s. c.. IL. ID
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EDUCATION.

lNE subscriber respectfully informs the public that m. will
u coninse biz school the ensuing year II the rIJysfC
STRINGS. IN the lower u of Buckingham county. IN hi.
seminary VIII he taught The creek Latin and Engh Lsnsua-
ges GeOyraphy, ogefherwh map-dravue and iheuf ef The
Glohes Writing, Arithmetic, Uisory, SC. &c. Ilis terms los
tuition wd he Tor The Latin spd Greek Languages Sass liz.
Englsh language including Geos spy So sQo pef ten
qu1fefly 10 advance. Ills school will commence Oh, te 10Th
~ January, and terminate the 10Th lee following ,u,
tern OF 10 months, after dcductng The vacation Cant
faland Brown residing Il The place will funih hoard -
ims, logns &C.. 81 ST5 The term The situation Of t school
may be justly considered among The eligible bcin. IN an
uncommonly healthy and respectable nei-ioihood entirely
remote from the bsunts Of vice and dissipation.
pgckingham county, Nov. 10. Sy.Ncgy
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TWENTY DoLLaRS PEW9RD-

I'D ANYWAY FROM the subscriber living Upper end Of
az Prince Edward county, Va the 26th If February last
negro mar named ARCHER lie about p % year. o
age fe't 10 inches high, ye,s dark compleoied has
'haisear across the down look when spoil TO- AM
stutler: or ammeIs in his speech purchased said gro OF
hasyh Faii. Of buckingham county, Va; h. raised IL
he county Of GUochland by old Mr. Radiord lately d.
ell on I'D mile below Caersylc, McheaUxs efrv in
which neishbourhoodh presumed he inrne a.
have understood he related fee negtofs who have
ne benefit OF an education, than probal. he has
obtained free papers and probably waits the jaime. Rive
Canal will give the above reward 10 person VIII will
him again. GEoHGF ARRTTT
Edward county, Va august q. %
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LANO F0R N1L =,

pursuance Of the last will and James g. Row
decd will he offered ior sale the ninth day OF Januar,
next Chat being King Queen court day TO the highest bid
der one, aud three years credit valuable tract
land whiehte deceased lately resided This lies i'm
medaely the MatinPony River, aud contains $50
rye sud COTTON and part Of TO wheat with good her
ring fishery attached to and 500 Of Marsh aaordg
AZ excellent range Tor stock aud aboualing with wild game
Fhe mPOsenr very god, having large dwelling house
10 good repair and all necessary out houses all Of which
good The of cotton invited 60 examine farm
As Is believed that it, soil peculiarly adapted that ar
ticle Bonds with epouable security deed trust
on the lands te payment OF tie purchase " will
be required FRANCIS ROW, tn
JOHN w FLEET 1f"'te'''
Nov.
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THE BRIDES FAREWELL.
iby airs. Ns'saH'.,

Whv do L weep Ito icay. The vine,
Whose clcs;-is DER me h,ni:
The myti,s--Nel. "a call IL niue
The bowers loyd TO t.nd
"A IhVusAn ] Thoughts uf al thiays dear,
Like shadows U'st swt cp,
leave NY sirny childhood hrtc,
oh. therefore let nae weep
I!-avt thee, lister I've have play'i
fhiuush ininy Joyous hour,
Where the stlvcrv green of the olive shade
HUG din o',r the iOunt aud bower
Scs q. thou aud 1, by steam, b, shO;c,
la song, IN PRAYER, in sleep,
Have been rs we may he NO more
KIND sister. let me weep.
leave thee, tal!ier lives bright moon
Mn.tnuw light other feet.
With the gi,her'h grapes and the Tyre in tune,
Thy hoin"Wmd STEPS 10 greet.
Thou IA whose voice, to blr.. ihy child,
Lhy tones Ut hove 80 dep,
Whose csc DER all nv Youth hath smifd---,
leave thee: let ice weep.
Mother leave thee Ion thy breast
Pouring out 10Y and w",
have tvInd that holy pitce of rest
Ss,ll chat .!ess---yet 60 !,
Lip, that have lulij me with YOUR strain,
E,e' that have watch'd my sleep
VIII earth gave love Ike years again,
--SweeI mother. lei ne weep!
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AN. LAIPROVED COyyOV PRESS

f'iE subscribers OF this city, Messs. Heath ard Mason
oiPetersbmg will shortly have power sell c enoe
ns an Improved Cotton Press any Of the th
icenoe will he given to one person. the Power
see"e he will set up the Press immediately that tue peC
ole may see it, and he satisfied OF its utility
Eov1I. 55Ou
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R.aPPAKla.N.NocY scgDEuY.

Ls-xF t@.dI--dVRNOCh -iC-IOE.MY.
IHNHiS institution will III. i5h 81 January
"A under the Management OF Messr.. BAKER AMI PATlL-
Lo, lately from hampden Sidney College. From the reput.d
zeal and ability Of the Instructors added the well known
'aiuhriiy OF the situation and
trustees anticipate the most favourable result The
instruction viii eomnrse the Latin and Greek Glasses
cation as are ordinarily taught iu academies The
,t wall eonpise two the first comm. nesr on i.
5th January and ending the 18th July the ,eevd
eing the 18th August aud ending the 18th December T.as
Soaid including washing Ss5 ii b, dns is fu,,hel Ss
Iunen Tor IN the classics and the higher hanche.
Of Eogih Edneaton either ho,h S2s; in the subordinate
eianehes, 81. JOHN H. BERNARD
President Of tAs Hoard Of Irus,,es
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Vaiuabfc Property for sale or Legse

5Ni subscriber having hecom- The proprietor of
Brick Tavern and Lot acres ON which Il Is situated =,
Charlotte Courthouse, oetsthe or lease fo
"lem OF years lie would prefer the former and would eil
moderate price and accommodating terms. The Tavern
house lar aud conmodou with out houst II
Situated IA very pleasant wing age aud agreeable
"tarhy neignr oun'od- The situation puIc n
ny 10y beng Il the courthouse but by b. ing public
~ei aud stage road aud the road that uppc,
country and springs Possession will be given The TIN of -
emher hest. w. NJ. WATKINS.
October %. ~ al
IL The Editors oihc Petersburg Iuiei. encer will pubi,.f
ne above twice week TIL day, and send their account
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N.ALE

70 the ii't will aud Testament Of BiIuStsn
v orenn OF " months at the late dwelling If sd dc.
80 , uiee fsos 9i and which belonged 60 said IS Dunn
40 acr's 5e'ng in dispute, will be excepted Il the ale
% ~ acres, near Shelbufn's old Tavern /, aid
ul n,s' Coz road The rst mentioned tract land T. s
i WIN good dwelling house ana ali ,tLeI nes,,,rv
a, .eileH' repair the plantation under good fence
M; le "Ine on the like credit will lie sold about "a ,er
100 a'es' tysuaDle gulniiiy NJ pork, several
ebe ~ an9 corn The sale will commence on Toe,JeS
Gay Of December neat and ccniine ,,nf;l enib@3
,."' 'n tPro'Fstcwity viii be required n IT, p,rl.
iii -, Pp' having any ciaDs against the sid dec edspt
~, P'luoe ten prtdiiy f payment and all bo.e nov, IN,
iFs requested g. cichaige iieir ssy,rsl bslsncs H.
'''''5 e"Nipus " flor thcif aecoubfs 4. ~ non
iANES WILSON ycrsir. o
WI. KEETON. Z h. y)pa-.
nenlrrg N,v. 10 ''-' i"N "sed'
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FROM SAIYRNA-1.Arr.

BosroN, Nov. 3o.--The brig otter, which ar
rived here yesterday from Smyrna, left that place
The i0,h u!t Capt. PowERs informs, that every
thing tranquil Smyrna; that tie Turkish flee,
had remained in port all summer; and that there had
been late fghn; between the Oh eeks s. Turks. 1t
may be added, hat the Turkish fleet during the sum-
mer sailed from the Grecian seas to Alexandra, 10
convoy fresh reinforcements to the Morea. The
United States ship Ontario, had arrived at Smyrna
from the Morea, all well. Centi7,cI
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Nov.
NOTICE.

WILL be offered for the premises ON the 18th day
" u Deoember nem, At fan, II ia. fail day
hersa'eI Sunday excepted all the pershabe oprrty
the late Col r. G"ode, OF the county Of Ghesiehrd
ing OF carriage and horses, Cows, Sheep Hogs
kitchen furniture crops OF Corn Fodder plantation utensils
For all sums of $40 and under, cash viii he require and
redt of ~ months will he given for ali ten doaf.
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security.
Nov. 80 e0.,d.
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,James Ripcr Lond Ca OIL

n OtfER at private sale Fafm % Goocfand narf Of
tse Dover esiaie, situated q miles from Richmond contain
ng about 800 acres Of high aad 100 n low grounds both Of the
t qut"y. large PoPortinn n the former IN wood snd
generally hne tobacco land Having every heoessry pInf
Tor farming PmPo'e', and TIE accommodation of family win
Az abundant supply Of delicious Residing on H. viii
AXE pleasure IN 'ewrg h tubs sasbe properly to any on
d"poscd toheni i'r \, v. HdRRIs0N.
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