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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-25
EDUC8TJON

gTVHE .uberber respectfully Informs the public b,i the So
y coud session of bis 0CHOOLw commence on The 2Olh of
CHS month hisresideuGe three miles from U,mpn gi,,
College The 81 Instruction viii embrace .nrl ,ls
will qualify young gentlemen Tor admission into The Freb-
and Sophomore Glasses Of the COLLEGE Tenn,
Boud including wahing sud frewood, 500. Tuition $40
TIE student 90 find his own bedding aud candles
The year divided into sessions: the fret inc
Nay IS aud Guiding Sept 80; aud the second eom,cn~;
Oct 20 aud ending April 80. reference. 10 Pe.d C,,b;n
u'd the Rcy,John r. Rice, u. y. At Hampton sidney
DNURY Lacy.
frncc FaWUd, oct - f9t-vws
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ID UN AWAY from the subseriDe. isl.- Amherst
courthouse on the Sh inst. man named BILLY,
between 10 and 20 years old, dan m1ao, about feet
aud half inches high well and very likely Parieu
ar marx remembered The said slave formerly belonged TO T.
w W. Davies OF Bedford county, aud lived while IA Lynch
burg perhaps with T. Labhy taken out Of Povshs
tan Jail ia Angus, last lie been heard OF in the VI
enry of L.nohburg. which time he had blue cloth coat
blue pantaioons, aud tunie shirt lie j. iobahly LUX
ing about ynehbTg or he have taken boat for Rich
mond Fine above reward will be paid deliver ed TO with
all Ieasonabl- charges. ELIJAH DAYiS..
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TRUST SALE.

EOY virtue Of deed Of executed me by RobertSang
aJ ster aud recorded the office Of dbsnnrle County Court
shall Monday the 3ln day of October 1926 on The pre-
mixes, proceed to sell for cash, the Trac Of Land said
nenoneJ lying in the North Garden The county O Abe
mule containing by estimation 2j3 This snd ia part
respectfully Of it, nyghbouhOod. On the same day. at t,
place upon the terms and for like purposes shall
o for sale eyeral valuable Slrs convey ed by said deed
such title as IL IN vested, will convey 10y said deed.
Y. w SOUPfiALL, Tru.tee
DC tobsr a, 1926 4j.--w3t
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-MOTICE.

FTEB my departure from VII gina to the South, my uui-
n nshed Law business w be attended 10 by the following
COUNSEL la the Court Of dppens by Peter " Daniel
El5 10 The Superior Court Of ChGHoery for tie Richmond
Districts aud ia the Superior Court Of LGo for Hcntco, by
Peter v. Daniel and john u. Clopton Esqr aud the
1ior Court Of LasD for PJwhan, nv Jefferson Swami E.q.
FRANCIS S. OREILLY.
October q. ~ -
YTNHE Stockholders Of the VI, chancsyie Turnpike Conpa-
u NY, hereby required, to pay before the 18th day
OF November uex FIVE dollars each share held by them
yectiyey, in The capital stock Of the said company.
BY order OF the President aud Directors
&. VI. CARRlNGTON, Treasurer.
Oct ~. 45---wtlObN
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tlftg DoIiars Ketoard-Stop the Yiilah.

FVty Dollars Retoard-Stop the Puidm.
a BOUT the middle Of August, man calling hiaise Pet
IA tho passed through thu. place and took oil with him
of Petibone about five feet high, dark
complexion long strait dak hairhas suspicious look, gem
teely dressed lie has been in the Ary and said desert
ed AMI Canada lie musician and PLAYS almost
every and makes preien>icn, teach dancing
Frederick 1.-THE negro m1n is tall likely fellow, yellow
compleNiA well dressed has share of impu
deDc@ foal of the company of white lie
excellent Fdd and took with him small poor hay horse.
These fellows crossed Banales ferry, the Savannah
yer into South Caroua, the 3oh Angus They
an Greenyi district shortly afterwards. The white
on foohr negio riding with his fiddle tied hehind him.
The white said he lived Greenile District and that
he had urclased the negro of me.
The above will he for the apprehension, and
confinement of these fellows Jail, that my
hands on theni-or thirty dollars Tor the negro alone
JA.IES CAAIAK
L. Geo Sem
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LHNU EJR N4LE-

TEJHE subscriber be sell hi,fact ct Land wherein he
4 resides, n the county nf chesterfield, Poyhe
creek, miles abovet the town Mtnchecr, containing
late survey 2gi ac,cj the improvements cicrtb, good
There con Portable dwelling house the Ipd ani other
necessary uui0ecs. Il is thought give any
further decpuo a. u expected that those who wish pur-
chase will ~ view he prcniscs.
Should make sale o the above Land before 81 day
Of December U will that dly b. odd the hiehr lrd-
der tc premises; enthird Of tie purchase money will he
required the FIRST day uf January next, whea Progression
he given 10 he pafch1 er and annual instruments the
remainder, With deed " secure the payment Young
Nrz, oes will be taken for payment
GEORGE u. MOODY.
Cheterfeld October 10. I3---w2ts
In HenricO County Court, oct. Sd, 1925.
ORDERED thst notice be gwen by advertisement IN M,
" Hehm md Enqute that the County Court viii
holding the Courts for the said County their New
Courthouse erected upon the ground which the Old Court
house formerly stood, the November Of said Court
Copy Teae
LOTION ~ ELLETT c. u. G.
osgA 44-sst
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TO COTTON GROWERS.

ENHE subscriber has erected in the
OF the one at occupied ny him where
he will receive COTTON Storage. free charge TO III,
Planter If sold ing h honse; out Stnage 70 I've charged
all when the H. will either sell
COnmssiOH give in cash the highest price paid the
ket MADISON WALTHALL.
Sent --Utn,
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NOIICF-

WAS committed to the jail Pendleon county runaway
w slaves the 10th day of June last tive Negro Eman-
ue and Newman Emanuel i five feet FIVE inches high, about
when conmred Drab Surtout Goat, Jeans Pinaloo',
Tow Shirt and Black Fur Hat halt worn, and heuns,
10 Lludcu Brent living IN Nelson County Va Newman IL
feet four and haliinches high Stout made dark conp
large his tight ANGLE occa,oned 10y the Foot
Adkei about thirty three of age Had when
mHod Dab Surtout Coat Black Fur iIai half worn Tow
Linen Panaoous, aud Sh Of the aud sys he belongs
to Edward Cahe of Amherst couuty, Va The owners
requested forward prove property pay charges and
ke them away, oherwtse they wall he dealt with the law
directs. n. SHUGERT Jaier.
PcnLlrInn Grrlrl hnnsr. Anrts- 2S. In2i S2oh4
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sep,.so
NnTICE.

cuAIr pe;,icn the next Virginia Assembly TO remain IN
4 1'n,y, of Prince Edward, ia the state of Virginia
= tue 'ou'"! " WILLIAM BROWN.
4q---ct
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MOTICE.

TIME h.crher wishe to employ iu his family Fe1ae
4 Teacher forihe ensuing Nca III addition TO Nv, own Gnu
j he xnec, few other scholars, making in all - or H.
As"ei' 1 j. II. FERGUSON.
WI. o.,.I..o, 4g---8t
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Real aud Personal Esf0Ic for sd7e.


administrators OF Thomas white, dec, late the coun-
~ ~ Of Hanovr viii be offered or SALE by consent Of the
Legiees, To The hest bidder the premises Wednes,y
the 6ot November next fair If the day,
Tract OF Land aud plantation whc'con The said Thomas White
lately resided called Spring Grove lying Stag Creek
10 miles from hecHy Of Richmond aud well adapted the
culture Of corn wheat and toaccoi the consist
Of cobmodous dwelling house with other
houses, large orchard cOmpiing veiv choice selection
tu The tract containing between and zoo acres, nearly
half IN wood. ommony well timbe ed with Saw Mil seat
thereon, well watertd with good pTngs and healthy
~ the county. particular dccrption isd
ed unnecessary is pre'uned those Wishing
hfst view the premises, which any viii shr,yn h,
Thomas NJ. White living the farm, William L. White,
Twins Immediately in the ncighbourhoud.
AT the time and place will he offered for sale the
highest bidder the Personal Property belonging The
tate consisting Of several srOts Of both sexes Of them
very valuable, the crop corn, fodder the sock OF or-
es, cattle sheep and kur the household aud kitchen iuni-
turc, plantation utensils
TENS OF sale money for the purchase Of the land he
pad 60 three annual ymen The purchaser giving bond
approved seeuthY and executing deed nf trust upon The land
10 secure the payment forthe personal estate credit Of u
months will be allowed the purchaser gyng ond and good
cuy Tor all above SO for all sums Of $40 and under
cash will h, required
s. AUprrou having claims against the estate rercques-
fed tu hus hem forward that arrangement may be made
their di-chae and those who indebted ~ the estate to
make payment.
CLEMENT WHITE, Adminttratorsof
WM. l.. WHITE rho,. white. dec
Oct ~. 46---gtd.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
We hare received and hare nOtr in Store,


We have received and hare ROIC in Store,
n . ls, hhds .u.a,, of various qualities part prime
~ ~ " 100 bag and other green Godees
100 bags pepper
100 hONas soap
500 casks mails
200 barrels Loaf sugar
20 pipes imitation brandy
10 do superior COghac brandy
10 do holland GIN superior
10 boxes hg blue
10 do starch
hid. superior old Antigua
do COgn,c brandy
10 hhis. molasses
u casks Malaga wine
so barrels New England
3 hids jamaica do
90 barrels Kentucky whiskeY
10 qr casks Sicily Madeira
25 kegs salt petre
10 dozen sitfTs
$50 kess Engsh lead
PSI do Amoiicaui1
IND WILL RECIPE
Iu few day from Boston, New York, Philadelphia Baltimore
Norfolk aud Pi oyidence,
so hhd'. sugars, superior
10 dc mo asses, uneommonly bright aud hne
Il bags old white coffee
10 hhds. cUpperas
100 barrels mackere, No. s,
80 boxes soap
500 bags shot
90 haf boxes segsrs
so PuucheOns fn- Antigua rum
100 packages American Cotton foods Of first quality. Also
600 Kegs Rogers gunpowder,
AL oi which will be sold on the most liberal terms.
MoNCURE, ROBINSON * PLEASANTS.
August 49, 3I-u
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CO-PARTyNERSHTP.

,r ,rr.rs have associated them elves together M nu
.nes under the srm OF LIetiaad Heashaa co. rh anu
n s censrai s.ssrm Of Priri: Grb-eres-I hey
I w. scsvs and ,eil on commission all Kind. ct country
WIN aS"ie's ~ NJ. G. LAOkLAND
produce EDWARD ilENSllAW.
1Eo, w. uENSHAW.
f5--it
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pI1RILr NOTICE !

AUDIYOR'S OFFICE, Sept'2S, 1870.
OWNERS OF LAND forfeited ior "onPaymeht q, LAX, axe
- 4, die Literary Fund, notified haihe per"l a'wf
by OF the last Legislature tor rGh'e"'"s "' '
expire o" '"e i''"' JAS Z. HEATH, \. T. \.
i3-tf
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NOTICE 10 the GrOluers Of Cotton

VrIIIE undersigned intend regularly hereafter 70 "'
1 Of COTTON III this market they w,n AT an I'M 80
J e., r,, far that article its fair market value III cHSn'
"a ;nyil. those bringing here for sale tn give eH ~
n ;rL,nyud Sent IL. SIT kEWk OAShI,-. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-25
GROCERIES.

GHUCERIES.
FViE subscriber having engaged nzhe Grocery Buness
q door below Mesrs. Hubbard md Gardeners, and opposite
Messr D. NJ. Aliens office, invites his friends from ib
Try, and the public generally, call him, when articles IN
hi line wanted lie hopes be able render general
tisfscon BARRETT w. WALrHALL.
Ortcber7 TIT
Ii those who have claims against the estate Of the late
~ Bowler f. Cooke, oi Henrco county, requested
ring the forward without delay, properly authenticated
nd all those indebted 10 that will be required make
Immediate payment the situation Of the estate will admit Of
% indulgence RICHARD BROOKE, Admir-
with The will annexed OF IS. r. Cooke, dec.
Sept. q, 1926 42-H
NJ Office hereby given that shall present petition 10
the General Assembly is next sessions praying TO be d.
yorced from my husband, james Saunders
NANCY SAUNDERS
Prince Edwsrd, Sent. 81 fa~iet
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-25

Il. y. BRowNE, attorney at L0tD,
rs settled in Williamsburg, and in addition to the court.
4 held M the city, will those of York and Warwick
couutie His Office Judge Brownies Palace square
Oct II. ft--,gfif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-25

FIR UT .4.N.D OR.N:4AIE.NT.aL TREES.
,-g:Se:sx WM. PRINCE Proprietor ofthe Linnran Gar
1sI.sSSsss deu New York. offers 10 the public hi
E%,-<fSA collection of fruits, whicl
al 49, hern selected from the most celebrated e.tlb
iiihment, thi ehou the wtr Ia. The as,ort-
-e-A1s>- Of ornamental trecs, shrubs, and plants
also very extensive, ao llyach Tulips and other dubious
flowers Above 1900 species OF greenhouse plants comp
sing he plrndd and knds-n the collection
toses, ucuins also 10 coo thy
vines Of the hue European sorts. The catalogue i'r
1885 just puhhed, AMI he obtained gratis Il the su
'orihe and orders thious him. pr mail will with
prompt attention. JAMES HERON.
Oct. {. ~ st
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JoH.r M. GORDON,

OFFERS FOX SALE,
West India aud Ncw-Oi cans styaIs
Family loaf and lump do
Prime green, Java and old white coffee
Imperial
Gunpcsdcr : TEtS
Hysun Skin
Old MADEIRA
i g.. ..: }"'rrs-
Old Cognac
Peach and BRANDY
Apple
OH Jamsica
Antigua aud $ROM
New England
Oiu Holland gin
Country do
Old rye and whiskey
Mula,seS, selected Tor retailing
Spermaceti aud taiow Candles
English and American bllsleredand German steel
S~ede, and country non and plough plates
Salt, Liverpool blown
10 bundles English hoop iron
Cher,e, Boston No. ! chocolate
Table salt IN boxes
Muscatcl rans
JaineI.on's fresh crackers
Uutham's mustard, all,pce and pepper
Nutmeg anl cinnamon
Mace, cloves aud almonds
Race aui ground gInger
Indigo, fix blue and starch
Alum, salts aud saltietre
COppurH, und madder, cider vinegar
Soap a small boxes q suit families
q y 10 aud 10 y ~ window glass
Browns best chewing tuuacco
Havana ,rstrs, bed evTds Y leading lines
Wuiitem"'e Is COTTON and wO"i cards
SPGung cotton
Cotton yarn, assorted from No. 5 10 10
Letter .,ud IouLcap paper
Wrapping paper aud wrapping twine
Irun bound wood
Gunpowder, Duponts +, + + and FIFE
do Eagle double strOug
Patent shot assorted
2 Kegs bar lead
> and / gallon Iemohu'.
ON'CONSIGNMENY,
5 boxes anchovies
do FTenoh coriials
5 do preserved brand, fruit
10 do VERNE ella aud naeruroB
bale bottle corks
20 bags soft she'll Almonds
5 az casks pot WINE
. tIerCts htm-tOne.-----dLSO,
A general assortment of 5 r ONE W ARE
SepL. lh. 3l--lQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-10-25

RICHMOND October ~, ff25
WANTED Immediately the Peniteniiary quantity of
w Flour Barrel HOOP POLES for whic hide highest price
ia each wiihe paid by THOMAS NELSON, PAP
October Is. 47--4
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DOMESrIC.
THE FRANKLIN JNsTITIrrE.

The Committee OF Premiums and Exhibitions OF the
franklin Institute OF the State OF Pennsy ivania
for the promotion of the Mechanic Arts, submit
the following
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-12
For THE WhTcHMAN.

We have schooner now along side Of our mills,
that was at sea IN the late gale that proved destruc
tive to so many vesses-and several articles are on
board, that the crew picked up on the Ocean. A.
mong them is boat about IA feet long, with the
name of" Witliam & Mary'' painted on the outside
OF her stern, presumed to be the name of the YES.
sci that she belonged toy and on the inside, the
name :" Simon Parker," presumed to be the cap
tain.j The crew also took up part Of two masts
and malnsall-a pump and various pieces Of tim
Der. From the appearance OF the pump it is con-
Jectured that the vessel was loaded with tar From
the marks, she appears to have been schooner of
about feet depth OF hold and the timbers between
which the pump stood, about to inches deep.
The top of the pump is painted green. The cap
tain thinks, from what he noticed of the wreck float
ing about, that two small schooners had been lost
at the same time, probably by running foul of each
other during the gale, and that perhaps all the
were lost
We desire the publication of this information, as
it may come to The eyes Of some persons interested
in the fate of the vessels or their crews. The sat
isfacton can be but melancholy one, to hear of
them in this manner; yet we have thought it right
to make this account public.
VIM. Sc SAMUEL S. POOLE.
Brandywine Mills, 9TH mo. 9th, 1925.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-12

BY J. L. Raper.The Hon. Louis M'Lane, able rep
resentative in CongressWe hail him faithful servant.
BY X Roberts, Esq-To the memory of the brave Col.
Gibson who fell in defence of his country at Fort Erie
BY T. T. Cooper.-May the effects Of disappointment
cease to prey upon the mind of Hero.
His Excellency the Governor of the State of Delaware
Drank standing
By 7. Rmh.-T Jefferson-May the state of Virginia
produce many such.
BY c. G. Emory Washington, La Fayette and jackson
BY Geo. Reanard-Virtue and intelligence, the embems
of the fair sex of the state of Delaware.
The Orator of the Day
The President and the Vice President Of the Day.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-12
LATE FROM EUROPE.

.NeO York, July 9.
Amsterdam papers to the 9th of June have been
received at Boston, by the arrival there of the ship
Liverpool Packet, Capt. Coffin, in 27 days from
Amsterdam.
The papers contain the particulars at length Of
the Coronation of the King of France, at Rheims,
which took place on the 29th of May, with all the
pomp and ceremonies usual on such occasions. The
Archbishop blessed the crown and placed it ON his
males;y's head The Prelate gave him The sword
of hallemagne-the Chamberlain put on the Pur
pie Boots-the Dauphn put on the spurs, &C. The
horses Of the Kings carriage ran away with it, and
he owes his life 10 the skill of his postilon and
coachman. General Curia was thrown from his
horse and had two ribs broken. Gen. Bordeselie
was thrown twice, but received no injury.
In England, the speculations in foreign stock, and
the various projects, seem to have produced scar.
city in the money market.
The Dutch frigate Pallas, with the Duke Of SAKE
Weimar as a passenger, sailed from Falmouth,
Eng. May 27, for New York.
Frankfort article of May 81, states that the
Egyptian army, sent against The Greeks, was IN a
perilous situation at Modon.
The great timber ship Columbus, on her way
from England to ST. Johns b. was abandoned al
sea, wreck, on the 18th of May.
The last Paris papers say. that 1000 Monks, who
could not reconcile themselves to live under the new
order OF things in Peru, were expected shortly TO
arive at Cadiz. The Paris editor, in announcing
This fac observes, with SEEMING gravity, that Spain,
which lor several years has experienced SO many
disasters in South America, will be unidentified tor
her defeat in Peru, by the return of the subjects
useful to her industry and population"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-12
Washington, July 8.
THE COURT MARTIAL

Appointed for the trial Of Commodore D. PoR
TER, and others, assembled yesterday al the Navy
Yard OF this City.
The Commodore was asked if he had objections
to any of the members of the Court, whsn he re-
quested to read paper which contained objections
to the Judge Advocate, and expressed his salsiac-
lion with the members. The Court being cleared
Tor deberalon, decided that he had no right to OBJ
Ject to Judge Advocate, and the Commpdore's paper,
together with the Judge Advocates opinion. was
recorded. The members and Judge Advocate were
then sworn and the charges read, when the Com
modore requested copy OF them, that he might
be allowed until to morrow morning to plead, and
that Mr.. Jones might be admitted as his counsel.
These were granted. and the Court adjourned until
Tomorrow 10 O'Clock.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-12
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining ii the Post Office ut 81. Georges, BAL
IuLY /, 1925.
Henry l.. Bangs Edward MuIson
Patrick Bryan Edward iicCahe
Eli Butler Rebecca Mcdowell
Sarah Brown John McCaully
OILS Button Saml. Mortord
Vim. Baxter Patrick Morris
Alex. McNuen
Daniel Il. Caswell John Monobon
Benz s. Clement Patrick NIcGnnes
Jonathan Case Hebecca Nc Mullen
NJ
Mary Duvalt VIM. Nicholson
VIM. Dowds James Nowlan ,
John bowling O
,no. b. Davou Edward OBran
Andrew Doin Hester Char ali
p
Jacob Flake Jordan Pitcher
Elizabeth V. Frazier MIR. Plowman
Elizabeth Ford Isaac Porter
Francis Pagan MIR. Putnam
James Farrell
George S. Rhines
Eliza Grindage Matthew Ryon
John Green Patrick Ruley
James Gilland y
VIM. Grindage Daniel Smith
Hester Stewart
Peter IIagerty 1hos. w. Smith
Isaac Holland VIM. Silvers
Lewis IIearlen
Jonathan iIodgson Moses Todd 8.
Steven S. Hamlin
Jacob Hartman Purnel veach
w
Squire jefferson Rev. VIM. Williams
X S. Warning
Timothy hurley Lewis Weston
Jacob Wilson
Jared Leavensworth james Warner
John Lestrange
JAMES N SUTTON, r. M
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-12
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

The terms to those who pay, during the month of
January July, six months advance Four Dollars
year. From those who do not pay above. FSve Dollars
will be demanded III subscriber wishes to decline, he
must notify the editors of his intention before the first of
June December, and pay all arrearages. Without a
compliance with these conditions, paper will be dscon-
tinued 'except at the option Of the editors
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-12
This lis TO GIVE NOTICE,

yRviAr the subscrbcr of the city of Washington. hail,
Il obtained from the Orphans Court of Somerse,
in Mary land letters tesamentary the personal
Of Sophia i. ~ Daui8 deceased late If Somerset county
All persons having claims against the deceased erey
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers th~reof
the subscriber at the city Of Washington; his attorney,
William w. Handy Esq, Salisbury, Maryland, before
The first day of Mach next they may Otherwise b. law be
excluded from all beuefit of,he said estate.
Given under my hand this sixteenth day Of June, Anno
Domini eighteen hundred and twenty -fve.
JAMES II. HANDY,
Ex'r Of the last viii and testament Of
63-1aw3t SOPHIA I. n. DAVIS, deceased.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-12

DIED-Suddenly, the 4l inst. at Providence, II. L.
in his 31st year, ROBERT WALN, Jun of Philadelphia.
In Philadelphia, on Wednesday night, THOMAS
LEIPER, Esq, in the 8Oth year of his age.
- AT Fort au Prince, on the 18th ult. the Rev. AN
CELLO INGLESl, late of Philadelphia