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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22
To IRE Editor, of a, rro,,;,,,.

tenHeren The public attention HAVING hecn drawn 10 The
uyect Of the appointment Of CLERK the Delcgat,,
oNa communication t ~ til Sh instant ,gh,
The of mighty fcpecfalr citizen is introduced a. noe
who well qualified for The Office. permit Introduce to
we consideration OF the members otthe House
thro channel whose long service as CLERK TO on. Of
' standing COMMITTEE and aequainnre with the
~ me legislature ~ my opinion emineriIv qualify
him for The station Ednd Pendlefon Jr OF c ,rone IL III
queen tuisdto lie j. gentleman o good educ
ay nue. hrnd reads web (Which alone ought 10 be strong
years services IN the Cisrkhp Of ht Comurd Propii
"' ana Deyanoe during which period he frequently oeiat-
ed the clerk. table particularly whilst our cent ,b
I'venc hed hat Office. Mr. r. link. his other aim. on
e i"use ~ Dfiegatei bu no doubt they will he urged
before the House, Is unnecessary tn DeHtion them AT .
time. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

The Mysterious Popers--T The Boston Gazette
contends that the old story of the Pru>san Prince
was al amuch earlier date than the period of 1884,
that II was al the commencement of the Revolu-
ionary contest that disaiTecred persons tho'r
oil superse'ilng Gen. Washington and sending over
10 russia Tor an experienced commander !; that
d, me period when tins project was in agitation,
Mr.. Rufus King, instead OF being in Conoress was
F" either Law Student with Theophilus Parsons
In n ewburyport, in Mass, had jus, opened hi,
own offce, and was not in political life The n.
y Advocate comments on this article from the Bos-
ton Gazette, and asserts that it was on Baron Sieu
Den 5 lands IN n Y. aud in his log cabin in Oneida
county that the Baron admitted to a gentleman Of
'ne cry OF N. York, (the informant of The N
Advocaie,) . that he had written 10 Prince Henry
to assume the gODernmeni Of this country, and
mad oeen authorised by certain men in the conven-
ton OF 1855, and not when Mr.. X was studying
law"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22


" President Adan1s's recent modest ,.isi, q, bi.
venerable father apgurs well. IL is certainly q
damper TO elecIiouecring dinner parties. and The
sprit OF doiarv. is, at least negative reproacb
neutrality-suspicious. olhis "emneui predecessor .
Especially, when it il recollected that the Post
master General was permitted, not solicited 10 de-
tray nearly 2OOO dollars OF the costs of the frs,
iour--without law for such permission How much
OF the second and third tours. the same officer va
permitted, not solicited to pay, is not We, told 10
the public. IL ought To I've told and the public voc
pronounced upon it. QVeyy.--Is receiving ernoln-
menis from public officer by permission y, itho,,,
law Tor such permission, during the Presidential
ONCE, an nnpeachable offence according TO the { ON
stitujon!"
Tins passage is extracted from Note IN an ar
ucle, from an able hand, which has recently an
pea'ed "a the Enquirer, the subject Of the powers
'' 'he General Government. The credit which the
writer gives to tie actual President for his praet
cal Bepnbicanlsn, is no more than i due 70 bir,
but we are not willing that II should be paid I'M
justly at The expense OF his predecessor in the bgL
station which he fills. II is FAR from our intention
10 neutrality-suspicious. to the writer from ,vbor,
inc above Is quoted, or to the Editors Of ,b.
Enquirer: on the contrary, we are sure that botk
parties VIII be glad that the truth shall be mad.
maniiest, In regard ~ MISTER concerpino which
The former oi than has teen entirely rnisnformed
The specific allegation in the above extract il
that the Postmaster General was 4" peyroi,,ed 30
delrsy nearly two thousand dollars oftbe coats ~
the FIRST tour made by the late President oe IN,
u. States. The fact is that not one cent ~
expense was paid bysthe Post Office Depar,,oeo,
When the President was aboui cornmencin, HE TON,
TO the North. Mr.. Meigs then Postmaster General
proposed, without any ininnstion Eom the Presi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22
A pENNsYL,vANIA NTAvr-pr

We wish 10 know OF our Agricultural Cores
po"dents' whether Lime is used by any of then
erteisirety as manure. The question is nut TO
us by gentleman in Weschester, Stale of Penn
sylva1a, who tells that g the observation-disclosures
cial effects II has produced, and is producing herr
u might almost say The tconderfuie6ccfs) lead me
earnestly TO wish it may be more generally used
we are aware that Marie is now Introducing in the
lower Counties with very great effect: and thai;
flas'er OF Paris has been for several years Iarcel
ana ncnehci"lly employed: but we have not under
stood, th't Lime has been resored to, although
The valley west OF James River, between the Blue
ridge and 'be Allegheny, and hey ond the Alleslia-
ny, abounds with immense masses OF the best Lj,ue
stone--Ghe Query seems to US to be so important.
that we seize this oPpor unity of throw ing it before
the public. Ii Mr.. Skinner would re-pubIsh This
has'y Paragraph in his valuable - .ameJican Far
n'er, with request to some of his Correspon-
gents to communicate the process of applying the
lime and in what quantities? he might perhaps rem
der substantial service the great cause of aeyi
culture.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

lbe National Gazette remarks as 2 fact sseheyv
ing The industry and earnest desne of the author to
90 ample justice 10 his work. that the portion Of the
Southern boundary of Pennsylvania, run BY Ma
son and Dickson, in the years 1864 and 6G, is now
Tor the hrst time correctly represented in this map.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22
Aadics' and GenNemcns, RnoT e sHoTs

1--WE suN.ctihrf has now on b6,J an .l,, - - :.
'a''', Mor"ec" seal Skin and fancy colour cd Sua ST.
A. -, c's''ipi'm. Geniemrns Morocco and Call-St;n
nf' ana Pumps Of superior quality Rtenl and H., -
use hoo fooiees and Shoes, all of which vii lao aJ
@ PICS nave list rsori1 ell elegant cnt of sum
I 'sin Tor iai'es shoes Also az se,,-kioani
"''Vo lot Htntlenens' Boots aud Shoes, ,sbirb win h NJ
ca At mort notice AMI on he most rca.onabe TO- IN,
Boots aud shoes repaired, and all order, tbamlfniIy
~, co JOHN SAHV s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

The Wee President of the T. s. passed through
this City, on his way 10 Washington, on Saturday
Gen Gaines arrived at Fayetteville on las,
Tuesday night, on his way to Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22
.NOTJ/7E

Ss LLh' cold on Iriiav The 23d dav If December nov, j.
ST., i u 49," avfrn, in the CITY Of Richnond a
~ w. We "'e OarrHl stock Of The Meclanicvie T,,pn;t
Iany on hich There 9 7ny due add ,yleb sb,It
F'H on 'hai day By order Of the pret and t,;ro.,e
l''. 1H-wids &. ". UARRfNaroN 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

The Editor of the Baltimore Patriot NAV no =
profound prophet, oracle, constitutional Doyj.;-
c'oh' second Daniel, an interpreter of Shakes-
pear, great critic, or as wise man as he THINKS
hmseJ; but we assure him that he is for once
mistaken; VIXEN he traces the paragraph, he quotes
rom the Enquirer, to The" Higtcdnl'' In word.
Mr.. Giles is not the author of that piece.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22
OLD TIMES.

TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENoUfaERs
Gentlemen BE pleased to publish the enclo-
sed letters which would have been sent to you
before this time, bat FOR my judicial engagements,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22
ROTRDTYC

i7Iit 'nhotih is prepared accommodate, T,os-.
nv "reh month, yrar Ten or twelve mcfnb.r ~ 49,
iesi'i'iurc can be accommodated M "'e's OF me
vor-22 '' Will ANS uesr The Capitol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22
LIND EOR Sarr

NNI LII
5lN virtrcof deed Of f,ilt executed ~ A.. .t.t
- h' sou Nor""tet, 1919, by Wilan A. Alea fr ,r
mPNe securing tie payrrnt debt therein b,rt;o,sr
" ]" y.Hn"'n w n-i"n admir- with the will snneved IN "a
N' Gee winch decd has hren duly record,1 inf
e ~ me T'r'k"i brek'"Ehsn) we, or ono If NJ viii on b
~ ~" ~ ,h month Novtniter. cell the rreip;,s o. t
nshe" hid'r tn cash the Tact oil ri in I'D deed ,r,,
@ 'n ,npgo', 81" tYnin 22t rc'e Thai 'nl lie. in ti
uy Z" bukn han on Duckptit f'retk and ,f,rf leo ;i,
@"h ct the New Sinrr. md u port Of tarf n land en-
E1"nnH w inHon Srn dec. Webeie,e DE iil. ,iu ia.
s'"' ho' w "rv convey sv,bas v+sir in NJ fhe IeeJ
"''' ""'""' ACT e NNL BRANCH
tbe above sale III take place my reqos., md Win nv
~ n'"'"o" VIM. a. ALLEN.
-. tG-9t*
y tdAN1 ERf. AZ rules held IN The elert,. oeT. r
her, 1926. " ~ 4''Fen-
,fie Lmleparr. alnnistr1hx with the vii, ,n,sv.a, r.
Hardin Lriep1gc, decd, pt!".sr" u
agsiust """"
Ambro'e w3he. md William burke, adnpi,,r,,,- - A.
hfo,c Lrsconfb deed, pf.'s, w AT-
The defendant Ambrose white not havins er,soS y.
r@lrapce dgven security according 10 tbs,ct a. S
~ ie miles Of this court, and Il appearing tbst he = %
nhaNisnt this commonwealth therefore, on The ,; ~
me pfn ny her atorney Z; is ordered tb,t the n,
dnt DO appear mere on The fourth Monday In ,np,rv net
I'D answer the Plaintiffs Hill aud thai COW n nm, ~ & ~
'o,"h Inserted ~ ihe Richmond Equrer for eight weeks
b IVY e .,gn,y COPY ro'te3 up 81 The front door OF
"l''N"''""''' % 'flH county. copv Teste
Noy.22 '"V'iA@ w WV Q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22
PUfent JOWfs Tor Bcdsfc0ds

WeHt JOWtS IOT BedSfc0ds.
NJ H. C"OtthS newly invented patent Joint, r,r he ,o.
~ my 'T'room, applied to bct,ead where he ds,.d
'"'f PRICE with those ishy improved f,.tcninr, '''
No. o., GEORGE HENDREE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

The National papers at Washington the Intel
lgencer and the JournaD have hunied up more
accurate copy of Mr. Everet,'s Address 10 hi.
Spanish .NGjesfy. The Inelligencer speaks of il as
copy g which is R1adOu6tediy aufhentic;'' and
heads II with the word Z" official" The journal
speaks OF its copy being " translation of his
Speech, on the accuracy of which reliance NAV be
placed" We infer. therefore, that The Official
Copy nov published is translation Of the Spani.h
Address; which ought, OF course 10 nave been given
with the transaiion; for this other reason too that
the automatically authentic and the uccpyofe COPIES
do not exactly agree with each other: for in the last
paragraph, the Intelligence has IL 81 pray your
Majesty to allow me 10 offer you, personally the
assurance Of my perfect respect, SC Where's
the journal thinks proper 10 strike out the word
=" PeLfect' altogether; why il has done so, it NAV
perhaps satisfactorily explain. Take these o,aaen-
TIC and 0cCtDdte copies, however, and how much
do they mend the MANNER Instead of .iIajesty oc-
curing only times in the first paragraph, wei ave
It, IT is true, (as Mr.. Niles says only 3-and in
stead Of profound respect and unbounded devoted
ness in the last paragraph, we have tits true only
g the assurance my perfect respect and my be-,
wishes tor your Majesiys welfare" q Msiesty's
by the bye, in the last paragraph instead of in the
Gibraltar copy) Bot Tie whole tone Of the Adj
dress IS improper. 1t is disgusingly compliments
~ and hollow in its professions. There is NOTHING
American about it, COuld " the President (hqye1
directed HIM to assure your Majesty, upon This oc-
c"sioa, Of the sincere respect and g0od will w hich
Is entertained by the Government and pcopie oftbe
oHfed states Jor The august Person Of your
Majesty, for your royal lamlly," &cs
II Is time TO be done with these abs,rdties Mr.
Nelson's valedictory address was bad enough. IL
was passed over by the Public, because il was the
closing act OF his ministerial career; bui the mercy
OF the critics seems to have been misrlared since
II Is called Up from the tomb to screen more eyre
gious piece OF exuavag7nce in the DeBui OF his
successor. Nj. y. surely need not have run into
any extreme ''upon this occasion" Without any
hollow professions Of perfect respect, he had it IN
MS power to employ the language OF potencss and
civiiiiy, and 10 express the sincere desire Of his
People 20 preserve the most amicsble relations
avoiding al toyced alusions the favorable dis
positions OF ProUidence," in having placed them
" near each other IN some important parts Of their
respective possessions ard thus seeming to have
intended them TO be friends and allies"
The French manufacturers Of news, says Mr..
Nhes,) Judging by the following paragraph copied
rom the Journal des Debats, Of the 30lh SEPT.
will. no doubt, find proof of the justice of their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

The Fiscal Conyf assembled westerly; the,
VIII sign their orders this morning and adjourn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

spccnlations in the address of Mr.Everett, however
isrccal the idea is that have prop sed 10 euaran
tee Cuba TO Spain, sc.
=" ~ seems that at present the United Stotes
"orc particular policy, and, without following
eiher the cabinet OF St. James or the holy alliance
a. they are not indisposed TO support the interests
OF spain IN America, for they fear. above all things
giving up South America TO the English Hence
me proposition they made our cabinet to euaran-
zee Cuba 10 Spain, and hence their attention TO the
court Of Madrid The emancipation OF ST. Domin-
go will not make them favorable to us, for this has
spread alarm in the United States. There the negro
population threatens. Ii is curious TO see repub-
hcan embrace the cause of monarchy while the
tem.''
The Baltimore Federal Gazette states as the in
formation OF the Colombian brig isabella, (arrived
at Baltimore from Porto Cabello( thar the CO.
,onoian Corvette Urica, ,hir,y-two guns, and the
friSae Ceres, thirty-two guns, left Porto CabelIo
nnuer Inc command OF General Limo Clemente, for
tie purpose otjoning fees of seven Fri-a,es and
a seven,y-iour gun ship under the Mexican flag a,
Carthagena. Rnmour of course was busy in ma
ming The point OF attack 10 re made by the co,nhi
ned lee', the station ofeach commander. the pro-
liability Off success and the certain glory TO be ac
CURED by the united efforts OF South American va
Tor"
iAoTHei, WIN inc commissioners sent q
fix on site for Navy Yard in the Ray of Pensa
cola, arrived at that part on the 25ih ult.
1t Is part of the &c vocation" of the Editor of
the National Journal TO collect incense for the adj
ninistration; and if no other poet will sing pcans
TO ito act the Poet Laureat himself. Every
praise, therefore, which is conferred upon the head
or any OF the members of the administration, is
carefully hunted up and greedily transferred to his
own columns. 1t then becomes, Ito use his own
exquisite hgurel 90 diamond on a dunghil'' Thus
he has copied the 'pre,tily termed compliment
(on the beautiful Address of Mr.. Adams TO Laf,v-
elte) ifnn The 18th No. of Political Disouisitions
Every thing else in the p. ID. is, of course dry.
dull, dogmaizng, Sc. SC. but this complir-ent TO
Mr. Adams is the 90 diamond on the dinehiu. -,
lie Is pleased to ,conder at our publishing IL: We
should wonder, in our turn, when the Editor of
the National journal shall copy the example we try
TO set INN; speak of Mr.. A. 60 withou, fear, favor
or affection, and Judge him by his acts The slight
est possible shade OF censwe upon Mr. Adams, or
any OF his Secretaries or any of his Ministers or
any oil his Clerks, or 'fany thing that is his. -
would be phenomenon in tie columns of the Ea
ona Journal that would indeed excite our greatest
wonder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

N,Dprrn, Communicated
nthl lin Smih6elI. Thursday Evening die Inh
," ny he Rev Mr. Keeling. DR.. Richard e,,non Of t
h ,ssy to MI: May d'He Byrd, daughter the late Ri
IL -, "eanesiay She 18th inst. nv the VIM H. POI
lard d. Jo.'es ~ Hoggnff Nashville Fem TO Miss Man
'"'s'ua"Smsr OF Col James Walker Of Buek bingham.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

Or Rcafi's Second appearance evening
q ka5p appeared in the character OF Othelo, be-
ne VAS lui house as on Monday evening,
: Il s!le extepsion OF the slips, which remained
n I;s Before the rising of the CURTAIN there was
0 ulfsfsr of anyskina ia tn house; and the or
lei 81, wenton in the same manner as on any other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

To tbe Editors Of the Mercantile Advertiser.
GENrLEMEN-Witho oppressed feelings, heart
rending to my friends, and triumphant to my
enemies, make an qppea to that country famed
for hosplialif TO the strangers, and mercy TO the
conquered. Allow me to say; whatever are my
ofe disclam all intention Of offering any
;hg IN The shape OF disrespect towards the fnhab-
tanis OF New York They received me from the
first with an enthusiasm. grateful in those hours
to my pride, IN The present to my memory. can
not recall TO my mind any act or thought that did
not prompt me to an unfegned acknowledgment Of
their favors public, and profound admiration of
the private worth Of those circles in which had
the honor OF moving.
ThatI have committed an error appears too evil
dent from the all decisive voice the public; but
surely is but Justice TO the delinquent whatever
may be his enormities TO he allowed H. make repara-
ton where the offences were committed--rny mis-
Understandings took place in Bos,on-to Boston I
shall pssuTedly go 10 apoogise for my ndiscreions
visit this country now, under different feelings
and auspices than former occasion. Then I
was ambitious man, the proud representative Of
Shakspeare's Heroes: the spark OF ambition is
extinct; ard merely ask shelter in which TO
close my professional and mortal career.
give the weapon into the hands of nv enemies.
if they brave they will not turn it against the
breast Of the defenceless.
EDMUND KEAN.
Washington Hall, Nov Is, 1925.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-22

- fhao-De"'os is in t,r~.nd will appear on Friday.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-18
&NYPOS3,SS SaE!sssss--
~'''a9'S~sSssssss;alaE ~
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

.NeW Forh October Il.
The fast sailing ship american, Capt. MonAw,
arrived yesterday from Liverpool, having left ha,
port on Sunday the lth OIL. and has brought Ii
verpoo papers of the 10TH end London papers ic
the evening OF the 9th ut---eleven days ayer thar
before received.
Cotton had fallen again, and was now quoted az
low as 81 Gid. The last letters, however, ex-
press belief that the OF the evils OF the late
specualions were over, and tina, better state o..
business may now be expected.
The news from Greece is favorable to the pair
OTIS. The Seraskier, Redschid Pachs, has been re.
pulsed in three assaults upon Alissoonghi his loss
and prisoners. Itappears as il an engagement had
Captain Pacha. and the Greek feet ubder MIanliss
but the result had not been ascertained Sschturis
with % vessels, and 10 fire ships under Cansris,
had sailed with the intention of burning tha Esyp--
tian fleet in the harbor of Alexandria
The Piranga irigate, lately commanded BY Lord
Cochrane, was ready for sea, at Portsmouth, with
fresh crew, under command of Capt Crosby.
The expedition for Greece, under Lord CochraDe.
was expected to depart in abou, 2 months Two
large steamboats, were preparing for that purpose
A report had reached London, that the Burmese
war had ended in the total subjugation of The EN-.
pire, and capture Of its monarch. These accounts
were received by French brig arrived Bordeaux,
which left SINGAPORE about the middle of April
PARIS, Sept. 3.---Thrce ENJOYS from IIayti
have arrived at Iiavre for the purpose OF negotia
ting loan OF $50 millions. 1t il said they will
make their contract with Messrs. L.afitte and
Barring.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-18
DRY GOODS.

F1vIiE subscriber having determined close the Dry
Il Goods Business by the 25h of March, offers to the
public, at reduced prices his assortment consisting of
Superine and low priced Blue, Black, Olive, Drah and
mixed cloths,
Superne and common Bue Black, Drab and mixed Cassi-
meres,
Pelisse Cloths, Satinets Yelvets and Velvet Cords
Rose and Point Blankets
White, Red, Yellow and Green Flannels, red and green
Baizes,
Swansdown, Valencia and silk vestings,
Bonbaznes, Norwich Grapes Ratne,ts and Bombazetts
Blue and Brown Camles, Tartan and Circassian Plaids,
Wooden, Worsed, Silk and Cotton Hosiery,
Merino, Cashmere and Waterloo Shawls,
eros de nap, Lutestring and Lcvanlinc Silks,
Irish Linens, Lawns and Diapers
Cambria, Jaconei, Medium aud Null Muslns,
Figured Jaconet and Swiss do
German. English and India Silk TIdkfs.
Black and assorted coored Canton Grapes,
Bcached and brown Sheengs and Shirings,
Bed tckimgs and Checks,
Calcoes Gngas Ildks, colored chintz, Dimty,
Buttons Sowing Cotton, Gloves, Tapes, and
other aitices.
Persons will do well to CALL they may depend on their
being sold cheap, for cash acceptances.
EDWARD T. BAILY,
Oct. IL. 9l-3m 81, .farket-st.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-18
III. Some Of our subscribers will find their bills
TUESDAY, October 1S, 1925.

~. Some OF our subscribers will find their bills
enclosed in the paper to-day. If not Immediately
settled, shall be compelled to stop their papers
and take legal measures for the recovery of what
is already due. We cannot afford to furnish the
Waterman on the very loU terms on which some
people seem willing to patroniSe it.
Whilst we have room to complain of delinquents
we must acknowledge that our thanks are due to
our friends for considerable accession to our sub
scription list. We are still, however, able to sup.
ply an increased demand, and the present is good
time to subscribe, as the approaching SESSIONS OF
Congress and the Legislature of our State, will fur
nish much that every freeman ought 10 be acquaint-
ed with.
Persons at distance, ordering the Waterman,
must forward six months subscription, e dollars
in advance.
Among the passengers in the ship Canada which arrived
at New York Wednesday last from Liverpool, were the
Rt Rev Bishop Hobart, who has returned much improved
in heahand Mr. and Mrs. Braithwaite, the latter cee
brated Minister of the Society of Friends Mr. Kean the
tragedian, is not among the passengers.
Pennsuluania.-The returns received of the
election in this state, give very large majority
against Convention for altering the Constitution.
The Democratic Ticket has been elected in Lancas.
ter county and in Delaware county the Democratic
candidate for sheriff has succeeded by majority
of upwards Of 600 votes.
We learn from the Democratic Press Of yesterday that
the present ascertancd majority against Convention in
Pennsylvania, is upwards of $4,000.
Georgia.-The election in this State for Cover
nor and members of the Legislature, took place on
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-10-18
SHERIFF'S SALE,
Br PETER b. DEL.ayNY, SHERIFF.

I'd virtue OF writ of ais. vend exponas and aso by
- virtue of writ of levar acias me directed will be
exposed to public sale, at the house of General James
Wolfe in Chrstiana hundred Wednesday the 26th Of
October inst at o'clock r. NJ the following described
lands and tcnemens, situate, lying and being in the hun
dred OF Brandywne, and county of Newcastle, to wit
plantation or tract of land containing hundred and
ninety acres more or less with stone dwelling house,
stone spring house, frame barn and other out buildings
thereon joining lands Of Peter rubb Grubbs Road lands
of John, Samuel and Henry Lodge. Seized and taken
execution as the property Of Adam Williamson.
Newcastle, October IS, 1926. e1-3t