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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-11-03
THE PASTORS GRAVE.
l'llcra rests

lhern rests
A man Of God, for heaven was his on earth, |
a friend Of man, for all the world lie loved,
A hero, for he smil'd at death,
And died to live forever Lo'cSon.
We naturally seen to think that the scenes
of past DAYS were more interesting than are
those of the prescnt.-Nlany reasons might
be assigned for this, and among others we
might say, that our memories only retain
the leading features of past occurrences,
and where these were pleasng-partlally
at least forgetting all that was imperfect and
calculated to destroy our en- joyment, to dwell
on events with interest and delight. Be
| sides this, past scenes, and especially those
of childhood make a mucr deeper Impress
ion ON our minds, and are attended with
| much l. IS anxiety than those OF our after
ycars.-Hence love dearly to recall to mind.
! and to dwell on the scenes OF my childhood
! and youth.
/ Among those whose persons loved and
whose COMPANY | sought, was the Kew.
Mf.---. His preaching was taught
from nv very infancy, to regard with affec-
tionate attachment, and | can well recol-
lect the feelings Of nv heart when on enter
ing the courts of the Lords house, on the
sabbath, have seen stranger in the pulpit
To the affectionate counsels OF my late ven
cradle friend, owe, uhder 1oa, my pre-
scrvation from many dangers to which
was exposed and the enjoyment OF manv
sources of happiness Of the existence OF
which had possibly remained in isnor-
ance.
But alas as the youth rises to maturity,
the hoarv headed servant OF Christ, VINO SET
his feet in the way of peace descends to
the grave Thus WAS it with my venerable
friend; he has long since left world Of
sorrows, and entered those celestial regions
where the visits of grief are unknown
Where many OF his children i'll faith had
pone before him, and where many more o.
them are still travelling. Oh! There 's
something calculated to give us comtors un,
der our present trials, and to smooth our ay'
ing pillow at the last, to think OF meeting
in heaven with those whom we loved ant
honoured on earth. often dwell on th'
thought with pleasure bordering upon rap
ture, that in that happy state | shall NEE
with some one who | trust, by my fecoi'
instrumentality, were conducted there; an'
that shall see and enjoy the company o
those holy men, by whose valuable iaoours
have pro6ted, and with whom
sPd spend long eternity
In pleasure and i'll praise
AsIhad occasion year or two ago, to traS
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-11-03
From Bowring's Ancient Poetry OF Spain

I'll NEVER BE MARRIED.
No, no! I'll never married be,
But love, and lovc--and yet be free,
/ will not wear a captive's chain,
Nor own a master:-they who wed,
First go to iail, and then remain
In everlasting fettcrs led,
can't imagine what they gain,
No! no! I'll never married be,
but love, and love-and yet be free.
A wife can't out of window look
Without a husbands grumbling loud;
Each slips recorded ina book
Iwon't submit, own Pm proud,
Too proud such busy knaves to brook.
No! no! I'll never married be,
But love, and lovc-and yet be free.
Unmarried, command at will;
And youths press forward to obey;
find them glad and grateful still,
And who so prompt to serve rs they'
Will lords BRIDES desire fulfill
No! no! Pll never married be,
But love, and love-and yet be free.
often see married pair,
know they curse their lucklcss fate;
Iye seen woman tear her hair,
And of connubial' blessings prate;
Yet daily sink beneath despair.
No! no! I'll never married be,
But love, and loye-and yet be free.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-11-03

J'ER MS-ADvERTIsENEsTs not exceeding
! square will be inserted four times for one
ar. and 20 cents for each subsequent inser-
If continued for three months, 81 50--tor
months, 81 50; or for ono year So.
? Subscribers arc entitled to the privilege of
ing their names, place of residence, and occu-
ion. inserted in the Register GRATIS
yERlLS or SUBSCRIPTIONS Mo those
10 receive this paper by mail, t,co dollars, and
osc vino ID not, ttco dolirs md f,centytirc cents
wear, IN ADVANCE: Ifnot paid in advance, 81 81
IN be charged; and if not paid before the expi-
Ition.of the year, s..
/ mo subscription will be observation-disclosures
ko weeks notice is given and all arrcarages are
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-11-03
Froaf the Emporium.

II love the solitary hour
when darkness spreads her cbon crest
.O,er dale and hill, o'er town and tower,
aIushinp the busy world to rest
To rest so swect--in shade so deep,
i'rhat on the ear--that on the eye,
No sountl-no object, breaks, and sleep
Absorbs the power OF memory.
when each coroding care IS still
That hovers DER the brow OF time,
And the mind climbs the highest hill.
That peers into those realms sublime
Those realms Heavens bosom bordering DER,
TO which orr fathers spirits come
Gaze on their ancient world once more
And WOO their coil bound children home.
oh then. commnninr with tho dead
The saintcd forms Of other years
Up to the souls high fountain lead,
How small thing this earth appears,
We feel almost as we shall feel
In years to come-when to the brow
of some bright star our souls shall stead,
TO mark the globe we tread on now
And see it wrapt in clouds atar,
A dark, dull orb, slow rolling on,
Out rivaled by the palest star,
That plimmers IN heavens crcllnT zone
Lead sorrows frail and fiinting child,
TO scenes, to thoughts dreams like thcse,
And DER the pulse with fever wild
Shall steal the calm of hearts at ease.
And lead the votary of pride
The worshipper ofpomp and powcr,
From scenes oftnsal show aside
In the still, breathlcss midnight hour
And ask him what his power IS worth,
Dying, immortal and alone
his pride---tl,at soon the cold damp earth
He treatls upon shall call its own
oh YES there brcathcs sacred spell,
AT midnight's hushed and solemn time--
Its inspiraton who can tell
Leading the soul to thoughts sublime.
Better than day in light arrayed,
For this love the pensive gloom.
And so I'd court the deeper shade
That hovers DER the silent tomb
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-11-03
From The Saturday Herald.

A SURE pIsoGNosTlC OF EARLY GENIUS.
Sweet was the hour, when Tommy llorner sat
Inelulring in the flow of social chat;
The tear stood trembling in his fathers eye,
When to his hand he gave the Christmas PIE.
The boy enraptur'd at gift so rare,
So frosted DER with sugar, white and falr,
Applied it to his mouth and made wake,
Right through the very centre OF the cake
As he ,levour'd the present with delight
The crust still standing on the lett and right,
Secm'd by the yawnng chasm to DISCLOSE
A turnpike road new cut from Tommy nose
His father saw the breach and smiling said,
For Golden visions hover'd DER his head
Thus shall my son when he is doom'd to share,
The common evils which in life we hear
Behold them vanish from soul SO high,
Subdu'd nv him like this same Christmas piei,
scorce hid he spoke when Tommy with ms
thumb, ~,
pulrd from his wagging lips large blue
plumb
SURVEYED it ocr and DER with curious eye,
And Grid in scf-applause, how @rea. poy am y
The father cried with transport IN his heart'
Yes Tommy, a brave boy thou surrey ar'
general you shall be, our foes to XII,
Quoth master rom, delighted, so VIII.
Yes. cried the wife, enraptured at the lot,
And he shall wear pretty shoulder knot
Delighted Tommy struttcd round the room,
Mounted triumphant ON the palour broom
Thus papa, cried the hero, will ride,
And have sword to dangle at my side; :.
put look, exclaimed the wife with anger hot,
Our boy has oversct the coffce-pot-
AMI such vindictive rage usurpe.i her head,
She spank and seht the general oil to bed
Sir WaAc.- Raieigh's Tobacco Bor.-ll
the cabinet of the American Antiquarian
Society is leaden vessel, ascertained' ol
a well authenticated history, to have beer
the deposite of Sir Walter Raleigh's topac-
co.. co. y Any relic Of man so celebrated. .
one equally distinguished by his daring spirl
Of adventure and unhappy fate, is great. y
interesting. Of his fondness for the plan
which. at this time, has become luNury Il
most persons and necessary of life to !, mum m
bers, many records are preserved. In tn Il,
letters which arc ascribe to Shakespeare. IN
writer remarks on the domestic habits Q
Sir Walter, at Islington, "where that grea
man. shut in, often taketh a pipe OF his nes .'
f plant, called Tibacca in morning; whil
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-11-03

the true Christian! May each of my read
ers possess it. BETA.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-11-03

lhern rests
A man Of God, for heaven was his on earth.
A friend of man, for all the world lie loved,
A hero, for he smil'd at death,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-01
THE BRANDYWINE.

The following very unpleasant article has ap-
peared in the Philadelphia Press. Unite derira-
fur
a." We regret to learn that the United States
Frigate Brandywne had been but few days at sea
when she discovered to have 8 feet water In
her hold. Thirty thousand weight OF ammunition,
and quantity Of ballast was thrown overheard.
All hands were called 10 tire pumps, and she was
cleared OF the water, which was fourd to pour in
through the sides where the oakun had washed out
So unseaworthy was this vessel found that a con
sulation was held whether il was, or was not pru-
dent TO proceed on the voyage. When last spoke
she was within few days Of Havre--She viii there
undergo thorough repair. Several Of the hands
had died. General La Fdgefte enjoyed good
health he expected that all bis family would be
assembled at Hayre to welcome him 10 bis native
shore. More than once, on the passage the Cen
eral has INDUCED In the expression of a hope that
he has not lett the United States for ever.''
Wereloice that tue National journal has con-
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CONCORD ACaDEMY.

TNHIS Seminary will be continued the ensuing year,
Il the term commencing the 1tof Jauuary and expiring
the 3Ist of December. vacation Of months will IN
begRnng the let Of August The Of nstruo-
ton will comprise Reading, Penmsnhp, Arithmetic the
Of the Glsbes, the elements of chemistry History, Bellies
Lettres, plane aud spherical TgoHometry the theory and
practice Of eynghe Latin Greek aud French Languages
Algebra, Astronomy ADD NATURAL moral aud political philosophy
The price for board and tuition will be no dolls each finding
his he'd snd candles ZIG dolls fhey be furnished HIM
The institution will be conducted New Prospect retired
snd he1hy lulon where the subscriber present resides
Assisted by his SON he enabled pay due attention 10 all his
pupils, aud forming their morals aud promoting their adj
Literature ne will adhere TO that system which
he has long succe'fuiy pursued Some Of the students will
complete their aoadeu studies this year, aud leave
ces for others Parents aud Guardians who may wish to
m their chdr en- aud wards 10 his care, requested make
timely application by letters forwarded the Bowling Green
aud sddrcsstdto THOMAS II. COLEMAN,
PRECEDENT Of Concord AcadsBty.
Caloline Ceuniu. Nnv. 1. b2-N1,r
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RAPPaHaNN-OCR aC8DEAfy.

THNHlS institution will reopen the 10th Of January NEXT
= under the management OF Mesrs. BAKER and pATII-
10, lately r9m Hsmpden Sidney College From the repued
zeal and ability Of the instructors added the known
remakable 'aahy ofthc situation aud eomnodiou,nes.s Of
the budings extensive and we'll selected library, &C.
trustees anticipate the most favourable result The course Of
fullest extent together With such branches Of English edn-
cation as are ordinarily fought IN academies The scholastic
year will comprise two sessions the CONNIE ncnp on the
10Th January and ending The 18Th July the
eng the 18th August aud eodisg The 18th December Terms
hoard, including washing, 1885, f bedding furnished se5
faon fOnfocon in the classics aud the higher branch
q" English Education, either both So; The subordinate
baneie', $50. JOHN II BERNARD
Presdentof the Board Of Trasfees
Z.
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES

of Fresh SedSOndbie DRY GOODS.
EsLEAlING * EDwIS JAMES X CO. Make Bs,dge.
Z received, the dae their last advertisement
(IHost Of which just 10 hanG)
9j packages of fresh DRY GOODS,
Cousi.tug to the following articles;
II cases containing good sortmeni Of fine and superfn,
blue, black, ONiO d mkt aud Olive CLONHS
br and d low priced blue, ytse, brown
'nHt CLOTHS, suitable Tor seryant/
cases, comprising acuce Of fne and super
dnr blue, black Oxford mkt aud daiG and hight drat
8 haies = aud - Point BLANKETS
do Thy London Dutle do
do double mild i2-4, IS-f and HI Ban
ket, The very beI aiticie Of the kihd thai have
8 do stout low priced SATTfNETTES AMI double
Mild DohESTIc hEReEY, choice articles Tor
neloes cloihiug
d., i,a~son snd Ssatmarshes' best N.iI'T CoTToNS
9 40 7-4rich horderc,l CASHMERE SHHB,LS
ve rich ScorIef aud WAte hierino SCiRFS ana
ia aud 81 1lerinO Sto'iois
do ID black, scarlet white Merino H!S.js. and
Cashmere ShGsrrs
bale II milcd green haize
black wOsted sud white Yigonia Hose
do white cotton hose
! do drah bangup cords
] bale 7 real Russia Duck
q do 3-4 aud rs brown domestic shrtnss
) do indigo plaid domestic
1 do A. powri-loom b-itiekug
do O,NcIl's hest ) threat cotton halls
do MARSHALL cos and other patent thread compri.in-
good assortment
case, brown hollands
3 do dark incy prints
do JfeAerH B9irac jtn, part Of which are peygfne
do black Canton and Levan;ins hdkf,
/ do loom sewed aud tainb ,,ifr ed book mi,slins
DO assorted sewing six, dark aud light ooIois
do London pack Plus
do London iuIAt pms
90 9-s indigo apron checks
do G-i csmbics
D. go bleaohed Scs-Iand shirtngs the best article
Of the Kind have had
bJN fine and supoIiine iyu1y combs
do sheil, tues, sds aud dt - teeihdo.
do Peuus' supefio. imitation uck snd bent combs
do superior striped six Vevet utstiag
large assortment of Jartdt p1id and CnrJyet Cl9gL
well made from good materials
Pirrys fur gloves, Beaver gloves
Womens lrecy lined beaver add kid gloves
Chmch',uPerior pocket b1ok. polished IT, render roulls
Mems white silk glove niue aud black twist: toilette.
and dftssng glsses Netdi" pearl buttons -
he,t- hdubOAe,, ard variuu, other afiici-s.
The goods offered bought ~ ifr;tfI,, b,
om house ~ NewYork within the let iree week. ana added
10 fpinrf stock, makes recruitment un.naly gDod.
W. with confidence cay that tcy chrsp goods. and
be DESTROYS nf educin stock much possible, b., the
first oi January nest, dIpos p sell, audi SIS, cell f
loN prices Invite county merchants also persons ashiHz
10 hiy At retail, 10 call
Nov. I. b2--w4t
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.M4RSH4L,N NaLE

pursuance Of decree Of the Superior Court Of
TOE the Richmond District pronounced on the 10Th dsv III
Mich go IN the u Cop nd IS Hughes hall on Wed
netsy the 3Oh Of this month offer for sale 10 the
At puolc auction for ca Tract Of Land living IN the county
Of Powhatsn James RIVER about nile below the town
Cntersye, being the Tract Of Llnd
COPELAND by Jesse Hughes by deed q mortgage dated s d M
may, 1921. filed auOng The exhibits above u,nsd
end oontsuog by said deed $50 aud ausre be me
less The sae ofthe above derribed land oi
he made subject 70 the tight Of dover q Mrs Judith Hurb
except seventeen and BALI thereof The ale h ~
nsleou The premises J. GUERKANT, MISC CRD
NOV y 100.
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A.TT,E..E.nT2S


I1OIIFIV y FICNWNye-y VIre, Do gfI0TLef-oIr1lF-
GALTiHONE;
~ Whc, inthc lasf -sfe Loisfie. were sold ,f s a.
$1,000, Dee ipNJ). ud tie 900 dollar ip,1c.. '''
Where ~ fourier State f.fftsies we've ,fi.in. ,, L.
~ prizes oi sioo2 Of $500, II 10000 10000 2sOJo 81,
the eieJt capital OF WV a"H
one Hundred thousand D0l1Grs
Ard uhc.e .pii anj paid. an drawn IL, .,. H. 81.
fatntd Of any Once ~ yf.l' tra. NV" 'o'' 90
Odes ene osms cal, ~ PiIle tirke's hy mail r
plicatoH, siircftd TO " ~" PERSONAL ~
8. K N. 8LLEN < 90 g,r;,,,.
=. y h Adgentrcfs rur, hasihg tickets p, III. Ol,,
Iuiiyng is.r via, wa be futhi he'd with Inc sr,ef..
Nuth I'D sou -C sroh1 and Georgia B-rk Nofe.
p|S Se'' OF 'ssc' q .ae loryori rsto, ~ d,seoont
~ SOC
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PennSyirdniG.-43 counties heard from: For
Convention 40,6il; Against 5s.i23.
Georgia--Troup's majority in all the counties,
(Ware not voting at all) is estimated at from 72i
TO S30.-A document has been discovered in the
archives of Georgia, By which all the Chiefs of the
Creek nation (both Upper s. L. Towns) recognize
the right OF the COtcetd totURs alone TO dispose oi
their lands. The Savannah Georgian promises to
produce copy of 1.-THE Rev. Mr.. Compere,
Missionary in the Creek Nation, has been discharg-
ed from hls trust by the Georgia Association dis
solving their engagement with him.
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DISSnIHTTnN

VIE partnership hereloior, esins b,twesn the subscrib
tn. dav I,.olyi b ~ i'n a"d iials'y and John H-ie,
Germs N mtke payment to NJ rn iiy.ns who +. sio,
10 him t same anu al who haze claims will apps.
a., &c 49, s"e"' MARTIN HULLINs.
n 80 - JOHN hALSEY
, i"e grocery business viii be continued bv tb, t -,
i'e mouse former occupied nv Holm, and Iia.y ,I
assortment. go at' General
Nov. Il. '' ~ ilOiIiNS
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Plaster of Paris and Cut .Naiis, &c. for sale.
ROUND Plaster French and Nova Scotia, in barrels and
" hhds.
Nails Sd to SODA general assomen in kegs from so TO
2OOlbs of on nanufa cture aud warranted
Silt Iron for nails, spikes and hotse-shOes
Rolled do. according tOorde from and half TO II inches
Rolled Steel for carriage sPriDss aud other purpose
Wrought Spikes.
Sprigs of all sles. p. HAXALL < co.
-rtf
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EnHND

WAS found about week sincc The nroad Rock road
~ four mile, from Manchester BY Of ny .ervsYt.
bale Of Spun Cotton, mad been opened and .one OF h
packages ten hereirop, supposed 90 be stolen from, ~
The owner have the iv descrnr Il aud nt,tr
loi this Advertisement email reward seyrfrte hs tr rJ e.
NV. WIZ FREE.
chsrsleeM Soy i $50
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MARRIEDl-on 18th uli Nv the Rev. John Eirkratrick
lIr. NaAH"iH h Price Ms, hilary r. Compton, both
Prince Edward county.
DIED lat his residence in Hanover county Friday the
Dist u Nj. Cbaiss Gresham in the 56th of his age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-01

1t is said, that GeneraLJackson resigned his seat
in the Senate of the u. s., at Aiurfreesborough
on the l4ih Oct.
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TFE DOLLaRS REU.9RD

fkAfkD or stolen from the subscriber on ris, ee,' ~
Ian Iron Grey Horse, four five years next ,u,r
.ooI 'e'ton oi two inches high, remarkably Iou
Ied horse and PAGES we'll No l.. rerolirctal
' o"h ei fore ankle Twin give the above reward t. 49,
delivering the aid house Charlie, Deck Ricbm,
M ''"'' "'a f"hheid. JNo. MN.
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sSetC my G00"S NfOfe.
TyIIE sub.cne tLe elves iu bus mess. an
I de, the nfuf of Bradley, Bentley * Nicholas.
BOUEKr II. BRADLEY
EfFORO D. BENTLEY
Richmond, OFT. 27,tg2j. GEOHGE.W. NICHOLAS.
5yHADLEY, BENTLEY NICHOLAS have the rIe,s,r,
20 OF announcing tfci fienl. public. nat ,
have taken ds St0e emily occupied hy Geo. U.tl ca
oue door below the Eadc loit sni directly opp,ic Cohen
L,ry Office where they opcni, general select
a,Ortment OF Fof eirr anil Dotuc o.,
DRZ GOODS.
One of The firm VA Sew York ene ged IN maxine ,dI
The stock winch when cse,cd i make ter soii.
"'n complete iuer aie viii be made excliy ., coA
aud u very small vances The New York Aucr prices.
Richmond, Nov. 1. 81 --Wfis
VERs. KEMP h.. removed to i've hiu.e a,ev ,eeuoe
IVA 10y Gmn,nd, dec uyou 80. street, where ,hc has O.
penrd Bosrdiug House.
Nichmoui, Nuy.t 52-eet
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DRX HnOnr.
LROM euEEL. &c

E7iiE susebt keeps md assortment Of
> Sar d, Engish, Rustic md ialsyaq fiat .guaie and
round IRON, u every .I4t Gtenn and 4ptcrc0u FEEL
s"d PLOOGH PLAfBS, wipch he win .e or sccorsiO.
dating terms. BERNARD PEVFON.
Nov. .. 52-vgff
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6ETe Mr.. Charles Goddard has rellnquished IL
Editorial Department OF the Family Visitor.
CoHENs' OFFICE,
Richmond, Nor. LIST, 1925.
TOMORROW.

u The Drawing of the QUANll,O CANAL LOTTERY
7th Cas., will take place TO-MokRoW sitetnooh e.
clock, until which tme Tickets may he had COHEN Lot
ieIy Exchange Odce, opposite the Eagle Hotel Ceriia
Of PsoSasr of II whole tickets ~ dollars 30
Whole tickets doll. Have Quarters 80 Eighihs u
S2---lt
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m Henvtco County Court, Or 81 ~

~,nn,.I'"n TO- CUU"'Y CUWt, Oct. Ju, $50.
A Ed mat notice be given by advertisement -, -
- hohm1hd Enquirer, that the court of .o,;r ,
hod'ng the Counts, for the said County, m
ou'l""'e erected upon the ground whie a III. ,l -
house merry stood At the Novenb er term of ~; ~
Copy ie.te, - S''
Oct T. - - -
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6OYICE.

PETITION will be prevented to the next G.p,,,, =.
InSY Sl "a praying the passage Of law aulo, g.
IN. male issue of William Allen deed.
November lat. -
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LAND FOR MI 4

~ pursuance Of the last will and rstapsut a, lane. r u
deci wiii Ice oifei ed for sac on The nin,h L. :, -
I 49, s Mug Queen court da, ) to the hirb..t -
I .Mo ah I'M year, credit, that vau,Ll, tr,c
W Mnicn ,he deeea>ed lately resided. This u,,tl. So;
~, I'i! on he Mauspony River and contains 4so go,
nish Land which Is admirably adapted 10 IN, .ro,,b
oas' and cotton, and part II 20 wheat Win 80
ring u'n,iy attached TO At; and 500 acres Of Marsh
'Ace'eN range ior stock, and ahouaLinr with Wild ~
improvements are very good, having large d,,ll;nc
" sou ear, aud all Necessary houses an of ,vbirb
sSo'. ne growers OF roon invited to N-n,ins tis e.
p,i'eNed in't IT. soii u peculiarly adapted IN ,b,,
~ i'hn, "i.h unt Nce'iionsll- scciv ,, a ,e,d1
be required. fR Nt'tu ,,I'se monty, val
N,v JOHN w. FLEET, trustees
1925 -' S'u"3 tVGii lSta ,i.s
Ar.n. '" Plaintiff,
iiin"y H. farrah and bernard Pbilps DeG,,l,r,,
i 49, y c'he le plaintiff nv hi. counsel 49,, d. bi.,..'
Wv 'cIeniht TandN X. Fariar not h,yipg r,terst H.
~ anu gwen security according the Aet of The
'D'F ana the rnics Of hi. court and IL ,,,n,,,i,- 80
o''oh OF me court that h- not an inhab ~ 81 ~
81 luz MOTION 81 the Plaintiff hv council II il ors,.J
iu pe'"hitht Iandy Il. Faiar 30 appe,r ne - a, 49, r.,
court next AMI answer N. pIsimh7, hii, and Ina, ~
~ 70 ms oi'ei be iothwnh inserted IN some c 49,,
l'P',' P'ln'ed ~ the city of Richmond t ,,y,. mo-,
ny, ana aiso pos cd the frunt door of ill., mi
o' 'h' County. Copy Te.ie, ''
Nov.i. w. Iii''-Eh' d. O. o. {.
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10 LOIION GRONVERS'

10 COTTON GROWERS.
SEflNH thar Richmond Is likely to heeo,,. n, ;rr .
- cotton Market t'e subscriber has deter mined To- or
81 wees Z" C"ron Growers To- ril tat article ON
lac Ca" at al times be found shoekcr Warehouse.
Richmond, Nov. Il. 0AiEt AND
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10000 ticke's....Ncfone Piqnh To u Prize
E'ry Wze payac o., ta.r Which a,, be had ,,e ,.,.
PHJCE or TfcEETS.
Uh0ie TJciets > % Quarters o.
Raires 30 EIgh,hs %
Tickets aud Shares tohe isd % ID ,nd E,,,r r,et go,
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

I'VE shall petition the next Legislature 70 We, in IA. . 81
" Illus oConnelrs right. TO certain lot Of r,o,,s IN
Oyo Richmond on 18th street between D. 4 r seessI
l'nhS the property conveyed BY Bo. Bryson s. J,tr
JAMES o'CONNEII
THoS. OCONNELI
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