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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-11

We copy the following from the Philadelphia
National Gazette, pro bono pubico-presuming
that the editor would not have admitted the
article from any other than an authentic source.
Communication.
The pride of learning must be severely NOR
tilted by seeing the protracted abors OF scienti-
6c advancement frequently ou.strpped by a
single effort OF irregular genius. But though
this may be subject Of regret to learned dull
ness, yet, 10 men of enlarged and philanthropic
views. il affords no reason to repine; it is re-
lief to the uniformity Of existence-a bright
spot in the condition of being. The history Of
every nation and of every age exhibits instan-
ces of men, endowed as 1t were by Nature her.
self, with gifts which learning and hypothesis
have in vain enleavored to scan. But, although
none can fathom the nature Of these endow-
ments, all have felt their influence.
These reflections were suggested by having
witnessed miraculous cure performed short
time since, by Mr.. Swain, the proprietor O!
the Panacea.
A lady, from South Carolina, came to :his
city for medical assistance, being afflicted with
cancer in her face. She applied to the most
eminent physicians, and was under their care
Tor several months. Every art that skill could
suggest, every alienation that money or friend
ship could procure, were resorted TO in vain;
her case became desperate-the physicians, in
despair, ceased to prescribe for her. In this
extremity, she applied to Mr.. Swain. He in
stantly saw that il was not proper subject for
his Justly celebrated Panacea, and undertook
the cure by other means-his success was be-
yond the dreams Of hope. The lady has return
ed to her family and home without a vestige
Of disease. Delicacy forbids our mentioning
the lady's name thus publicly, but the facts sta
ted are matter of notoriety, and can be attested
BY many. A cure so remarkable, performed
by man who processes to operate by a course
entirely distinct from the accepted system OF
regular practitioners, deserves the public atten-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-11
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1926.
70 The Editor of the Ne,U- Yorh american.
PRINTED AND PUNISHED,
DAU.Y.

10 the E0tt0T Of tne 1seto- L0Tn .I"eTtco"' :.
The following ode is pretty fair hit at poll
teal trimmers; but as there is nothing person
al or malicious in the satire, it cannot think
give offence 10 any class of respectable point
clans.
AS for the Irimmers themselves, there is no
danger of giving offence 10 them. ihey nn,
ders,and the thing too well-they are IN 'rn'n d
a clever set of men. They like fair hit, ana
care no, pin from whom it comes, or on whom
flights. They have wit too, and what is more
they know how to use it, This IS no sl'gh'
praise, for it cannot be applied TO wise men ge-
nerally. .,.,,;-
If il be ipse, that man may TAKE greater "a
hsr,;es. with his friends than with other people,
T have then some right to republish this ode;
for rank among my personal friends some OF
the most distinguished trimmers in the state,
and saving their zig gag politics, the cleveres'
men ~ 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-11
For the Winchester Republican.
LOCK JAW IN HORSES


This disease much more frequently occurs
in that useful animal, than tarriers, and those
who pretend to know something about it, are
willing 10 allow; and as ignorance of disease
will ever lead 10 mischievous and destructive
practice, offer the following lines to discern
ing public, hoping that they will expose the En-
ror which has heretofore existed with regard
10 the true nature of the disease in question, &
point out more rational, safe, and efficient
practice.
In this disease the nictating membrane be-
comes conspicuous, the nose is pointed hori-
zontally, and the tail raised considerably, and
turned little TO one side. The horse Iumi-
mates his food like COW, scarcely separating
his Jaws, and his walk is much changed, both
his fore and hind legs being much farther apart
than usual. His flesh becomes very hard, and
at last his jaws are completely locked. This is
commonly the last symptom; but in some ca
ses all these symptoms appear nearly at the
same time. When this is the case ] consider
it as an unfavorable sign: for the slower the
symptoms succeed each other, the less danger
Gus the disease, and vice versa; Tor when the al
fections of the jaws soon succeed the other
symptoms, there is the greatest danger.
One of the greatest impedlments to the cure
OF this disease is the vulgar error OF supposlng
that the horses have what is called the hooks,
an opinion that originated in ignorace, because
il has no foundation in nature. To prevent
the cruel operation of cutting for this supposed
disease, (Which would be worse than the disease
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-11
ODE IN PRAISE OF TRIMMING.

Happy the man in times like these,
who trims his sail to every breeze;
With every gale still reering,-
Who, to promote his private ends
Won't scruple to desert his friends,
Still by his interest steering.
q, could trim with trimming Ben,
I,d turn. and turn, and turn again,
with every change still trimming;
Like Brsy's famed Vicar, I would ride
Forever with the stronger side,
Still with the current swimming.
HI.
And should intrusive conscience still,
In secret goadings thwart the will
Like him I'd bravely doff it;
Leave fame and honor far behind,
Though dear to every noble mind,
And barter allfor profit.
w.
What's honor's PROUD and crusty creed,
10 him who stands of cash in need,-
Or him in search of place.
What's independence to mind,
10 wise servility inclined,
And fearless of disgrace9
What virtue dwells in empty famef
And what's the value of name,
To any but novicei
What's reputation, friendship, pride
Compared with fortunes flowing tide
With party, power and Office
vi.
The plant, patriot, trimming tribe,
Who wisely take the official bribe,
To better their condition;
Now sweeping fore the poplar gale,
All former friends and creeds assall,
And curse the opposition.
VII.
But should the opposition trip
The heels of power, they'd tack their ship,
And trim, TO admiration;
Va n, then would be their cry
They'd hoist the caucus flag on high,
And curse tn administration.
VIII.
And this, hold is wisdom's course
Stick to your party, while in force,
Or while your party pay;
But when defeat appears in view,
Or office loaves prove light and few
Up helm and bear a,oay.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-11
WINCHESTER, Va. Oct. 20

We publish the following communication,
by respectable physician ofthis county, with
pleasure. Every thing that can contribute to
the relief of that noble animal the horse, is wor-
tv Of attentions:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
BnRnIo NrnrsL a. So

vmue o. deed OF trus, executed by John Hapk;,s ~,
- W hain " alier HcnIre Receive Gese,a OF Inc
P'eme Court Of Chanccry to- fas ichmond District IN liz
year ldi@ aud pusuani o. Of the Cirruif I'm,
the United States for the District Vitruil,b,,
tiact OF Land yiHg M tie county Frederick ia Tho t -
virginia, called Buaaloc Mnrsh. Conainir, ESQ ,r,cs
land with the bait Of manufacturing mill heTeuu TO which
attached eight acres Cf Tie said tractH-wi be-
ny pn6c auction 10 the highest bidder The front door Of
2gie iloei IT. ilie city OF KchmonI, 10 o'clock on ~
me 3o'h day OF May next Such title as passed m iii H.
hs coed, viii be conveyed; but that is believed 10 no az
Questionable title to :'ie property in fee simple Term,
Richmond, March q 1875. 80 ~
n - The former sale Of the FOREGOING pronerv L,,;
9ecn prevented by letter from i1- VoHkin. drcfr, -
had bnt lie eaie IN il, the subuned note Of fbe tsic
oheredi The land IN question the proporv Of IL,
Zee, and was conveyed by him and his vile anne Lee m ~
Hon Buihod Washington for the purpose Of securin, ,
payment OF sun of money TO William LudyeII or b -
nearhs date on the 18th day &c April ia The vcar ,799
recorded ~ The General Court Office. d6erward Tor tL
purpose OF raising the money due William JtJyeiI -
lhs property was At the instance Of B1r Iodgspu the I
tutof oi Within L. Lee, sold public auction y Ar
ingon and was Pt~chGed by Mr.. HOPKINS and a.
hm by Mr. Washington, by deed, bearing date die 97Ib G
OF January 1905 which deed also recorded nfbc ;.n
Court IN this state Judge Washinsons deed 10 Mr. H.
aus conveys the property ~ fee. Copies these deed u
ne exhibited on the day 81 sale Mrs. HOPKINS meyer hal 80
had survived Mr. Hopkins O'"0' " sue
p s. The Editor ofht Graete, in Winchester +, rcc,.,
"a to publish te above three times bis payer ard Cg,rI
his account 10 this Office. i' ~ '"'io
-lyli 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
Wfl. McCANDLTsH, N. W. e. Il. :.
.MRRSVgL,S ggID

EcuRSUAHT TO q deofeiai order of tIr s,,e-i g., ,
,r,,, ~ hoaon at 'iie apito in The CITY Biohp,ond
ING said court - 80 ~ a sun "ePehd
, ION" Ley' baT'iza and Philip Ba1i1a in III. own right
,A aui dc O'"s non Ut Lucy L. Paiddut, dec. Plm.
John hopkins former admir- Of the said Lucy L. p,r.d
i,u'Oe SCI sean Of the city OF Willisnsburg com
me- aqur Of VIM hoJgsyu, dec who vas also adm, of
go Lucy LParadrc. dec; Portit q. ,vp,y,,, ~ ,h
''l'l'H hVisspn Johh Wirk'am end William D,nir,Ig.
uhaef deed from William Bodg con ard WIZ I
MARSHALL admir- Of VIM MdrhiIl, dec who was one nj d.
,st mes ~ u'e adDmitia alton boud Of john, pLios
Whi. h"1s'on formerly adm'r5 of Lucy l. Para,e. -
H. Foster, executor Of John Foster aud lem, I,e 49, ,
Other securities 70 that bond Gcorge Rsprr and MAJ i
wife, VINO 6iaia O. Marshall (y,n I, Jug lug ~, ms
"a. ms Wiiei and Thomas o. Lucy, end John j. Nst.jli IN
dI' Ghdreh aud oply heirs Of Wlpm Marshall dec Ias
fh'N' o. fh"rdoythe 8M dry eT Jnae ,eri r,oegs ~,
sen al pupie auction ~ The hshst bidder To- 1,5 r E
peise', n ne county OF Louioun aud comm ,lrt -,
F"gna3 'he LANDS, much thereof a, NAV be ntce
,., ~ " ~ 'sdhd dollars aud tht nccessi, -
@ ~, ~ mentioned and described adtcd Of tut
ron " ~ llodeion aud Pots lis VITA, and Jolr uorl
ol Wv oeheh oi The said Fora bearing dale tc 7il,
~ 'Wie ''l4 "lch lands q, scticd ~ The
me following manne 10 wits Az ,st tr,c m ti
yin5 ana beng On Bull Run, the county Of ,,,,,
e'n"t''th oi.FnginiS toutsuine I've lyp tn, III pJ M
y tPV ceres Ne the sime more or t.. vg.,rh t ,,
anu we pui tha'ed by William Lee, Eo nf d., 60
deceased, from ce,tiin iofn PAGE by deed be,, ~
'~ nay 81" Nfp'er' lIf ana recorded ~ the u, 90
aud devised hy The wH III the said Will, - " N,' y
cI fTua' nov wt sai Poitil ilodgson. Al4o one b,r %
" Fitcei 81 i'ni lyhg fnd hcug Near snrk,,., a. 49,
aio' cssii county Of Loudo1r, tohainin. , , ,De
=" "a aHH ei5iy seven acres, be the same more o., m i
80 T'ct o. pace oi land potion of lie f,. 4,
I's" L9owt" Ice Esq. deed. 1..isncd T., me
','d foim l9tEion, his si.,e The ir,ifiop of de-
Of The sad Willaa Ludwtll Leo " ''"' '''e'o
The sale wili commence with Oh, fret named too,
80 i1'E OF .ue day above mentioned, and ia nera, LII
Pc 1SNnusd iom day today unli sud,ienc, odd, 2 i
shdn BE 500 Q" raise tfe said of 1--WE h,,, 10y H.
The ne,essal expenses ATTENDING as,,d ,lo .n
ne 90 divided. Iit they will bosud ,i parcel. A. I III ~
der. 20 .'!nabie and well yorh tht ten,. W W. pug.
"'ni's 10 P"eni'e properly Ofdirt DESCRIPTION.
oEOaGE' v SEWERS.
r,,v4 mmshaiW O.. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
.1fRS. Wills,


70 fftIt ULLE acquiins the iuiabi7rfs If R;~L,,1
- 1al TIE public generally, that she has opened 9JJYJ
NEht and MdNfC1-WARIYG E,io5ii5,,sua -, - -
mouse owned by Mr.. Michael Gfefef, two ,o,r, b.i
i htichells Jewelty Store, and opposite Mc.r. I'll. .l
COch'an- she viii be aided IN her hupess b. sJs -
New YORK and Phadephia, 'sho have been r,g,', L. ~
suucttu ~ each branch OF business aud produced fba -,
~, &c. i''' ''''1' Ic'PcS'lDiIi-
She pledges her,cffor te faihfu performance n m b.
lhes entrusted TO her care ard she ht. ~ greater Ie -
TO give universal s1ti-iaoion Her establishment eli c
on Penciuahy ond desire 10 plea5e. Her rooI b,y. -
creiuiy selected ~ New York, by herself putel,se m ",
R TERMS "l me latest imposton and newest fashion. ST.
" TguEh on most splendid assortment of REAUV nTAr
nLLlNEbA consisting Ut HAS, Bornets Car, and T,j
o. me latest PARIS tasious.The matet, ar. h III -, r'
ul Shapes v'ujusj together with large sssoFent 81 G
qlslty Leshotns ands spit Straw Hats and Bonn.is uots
shu CO'se shapt nse' aud rhlfent' plain and ,c, -,
ua.' ah1 Cottages mems and hoy,' Legh,ri,v yrLi 60
ana Coars fancy batege Handkerchief; superb Frft~h i
re" Work Flowers and Feathers large sssoffpe, 81 Co..;
Iarge ana Splendid ass0ftnent II Ribbons tl,rs All M
ns b'ct white and black bobhnc lace Veil. ,gL. IL
and green gauze Wells hsnd,ome fancy press,s frr -
"Ih Uinmns TO correspond; extra long and tbtf ,b, ~
eooied hd and hofse-sktn Gl8vcs variety III 49,
DoIi, and other fancy articles; fancy Soaps AID perg
ogehet with aim ' every Article necessary for such an ~
Order' fforn The country, executed in tho tes, r 90 4
WIN me greatest despstch. LEGHOHNS cleaned III 80.
tehea 70 appear az new altered and dressed IN 5rt
There area srent variety Of new patterns in tl, ,1,,
KING Department, which viii he conducted in The bs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

q The ENQUIRER published twice week senersliy
hree tunes week during The of the State Lesisla
Price, tn same a, heretofore, Five Dollars per snu,
,be advance. Note of Chartered speeie-payns hak.
will he received IN payment. The Editors will euaran-
The safety OF reniting them by a the postage cf all let,
being paid, by the writer's
: No paper will be discontinued (hut the discretion of
EdiiorsJ until all arrearases have been paid up.
whoever VIII snl,anes the payment of nine paper,
have tn. tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, OR LESS-Fust insertion 80 cent,--each
/ lisnce, 90 cents
No advertisement inserted, until il ha. either hecn paid
OF assumed by some person In this CITY, it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
SPRING C0COS.

.lfJfJNJt -. IsfLE..i LIst r. IL GU.
AVE reoeyedb by the packets Fly aud Mluchester from
RI HewYork, and Fox, from Pbiile phl an assortment
sessonahe articles Of this Prpgl imp atiou winch
hstnPnclased on the best terms, aud offered reason
able advance for cash.
Irish linens lawns aad linen oambfics
DO. sheetngs and linen cambria hdkfs
Plain aud figured hook aud multi musui
~ aud Sd canhric aud jsccnet do
large assortment IfPriDt, patterns
Icno aud hook muslin hdkfs
Com mon and cambria ginshams
Fable aud birds eye diapers
Danask table cloths and napkins
Superine Hollands and grass cambria
Fine and superfne musln robes
tiauzc barege aud Gros de Naples hdkfs
Waterloo stripes,a new and handsome article
Best German aud flag hdkfs
Striped, corded, checked and lowered muslins
.tIsuze aud boDbinet lace ycils
Italian lurng and Florence silks
Black, "hte blue, PINK and green saiiin'
"a aud Cd French bsrnbazne for sumner coat,
Italian grapes aud Grape shawls
Supefine imitation cambrcs
ladies cotton and silk hose
do silk, kid aud horse skin gloves
Figured and plain ribbons, assorted colofs
tIOunce aud InseTtIn' trimmings
iohbinet inierlnss and quings
ia aud 81 bohbinetlsce, supeffne
Fine bobhiuo; d.. and edEnss
Fine thread laces and edgines
Floss and spool cotton, tapes and boJbin
One Of parasols and sun-umbrcllas
Best blue, black aud assorted Italian sewing silk
on aud common pins end needles
Silk striped linen drnngs aud plain do
Do do. cotton do do
White aud color ed Narcotics vedinrs
fValenois aud best black elk do
French cassineis, lOT spting wear
Common and supeinc crca.sans
DO. do bombazcts
Furniture and apron checks
Russia disper, duck and sheetine5
DJwlas, German rolls and ozna6uras
White and colored crsva,s and hdEf
Genilemens' beaver, Wooddots aud deer sLin sioves
Domest'cs OF every quality and price. With number o
mailer article, comprising very general assortment "a
Spring aud SUMMER GOODS County mere l,aut. and th.,
dealers have an opportunity Of purchasing a, small advance
n the New York prices the goods bought al auction
nd many OF them IN quantities too large fof retail esblh
neni.
may 2 fi7-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
POSTpOAcE1rE ~,

~ Ihc 'nFve}s ant plat. o. surveys vi m l,nI
Gs Completed by 'he mn day lie rext nont tn
chm az Tace until Friday the 26hdsy Of lily mex.
wy" 'nty VA Commence with tle Wilur.6,,. ,,,y,a'
a Oh Su'oay the %1i VI die month the ianl, ~ si
| ~ DE Sold commencing Win The iot vatcf's
G .O'd Or so m"ca thereof my be ncce,,afy To I,
49,, a sup Of seven 'os-d dollars and the costs If eHee
Apiii25. If5--lis VyaI ,.r,~r,rr.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
!, "iarshqps safe Of Rentucky Lona.

.'larsAqtS safe Of kentucky Lona.
pf rance OF decree Of the Superior Court Of Chance
u ~ Tor he Richmond District, pronounced on the esIb
Gay oi merch 1928, IA the of Cooke Va. Cilrn a. I,
~ ,e ~oG Gy OF Nay next, At the front door Of the rs
iC's IN TIC GUY OF Richmond orr fuf sale 10 the
'' d. P"n auction for cash. OF land lying IN Lo
s'h UNITY siaie o: Kentucky, aud Containing one tbouJ
one hundred and thirty three acres. and one tb G
'e 10 commence AZ ialf pas 10 O'clock O. mmeIistey ar
, ,ae aIYSi'ned ny ne to take place tie SAME av in
April Is. ~ u y, = H'p'
~ Instead Of the whole Of the above described tc, Of
o n"' 'inadisided moity Of said land will he old Al
we uhie y and IA the manner above described
@'P'" TO- GUERRANr, IN. s. 6. c.rJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
WARSHHL5S S4LE-

pursuance Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chance.
~, for the Richmond District pronounced on bc o,h dsv
Of March 1885, IN the n WIN. and Mary COLLEGE vs. TX
,ou &c shall on The 18th day Of Hay next King vii
am conrhose otter Tor sale, 70 the highest bidder public
tognyto wit One containing hundred and thirteen actc
md Tue other two hundred and twenty three acres beg the
same land onyeyed by deed from the president masters end
professors Of said coli &c, 10 John Elicit
march 81. f0c-ti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
LEWIS WEBB & co.

LL, 0tfER FOR SALE,
~ ~ - hhds New Orean, do
- boxes white Havana do
SO hhds moasses
$50 bag. Coffee, various Kind,
100 bbL apple brandy
pipe eUguac do.
so bis. baltimore ,yli.key
r.elided whnkcy
10 hhds Jamaica
do Antigua
10 do ANA 70 bri. New ENGLAND
y r,Pes Holland gin
bb.s American do
pipes bill London Pnr;,,,i,, rJJ;,
do Sicily Madeira
hall pipes French ETalera
P,Pe' snJ I"' hail pipes Canary IL
'5's' L. L. Fener.4e -
do L,sb,n =
70 do Sweet Malara
hall bbls. ColneSs,
- 'SsA' London porter (pin, bo,tl,s)
90 40 do do quart "a,
- usrces prime rico
8 hiiis copperas
iVtJ sacks Liverpool alt
Baeon
iier'ins' snd shai, from " Cafolia.
. tons patent stu;
Bar lead, gunun,y.,rr
80 50 tons bar IRON lAmcrean, swedes aad La-lhll
40 10 castings, assorted
DO hiistered steel
ton German do
100 sides sole leather
2O0 Spanish hides
Tanner oil
Almonds, rl,sins, gi,ger, pcr.er
fimsnto, nutmeg, cas,ia mace
Glove, sahpetrc, alum, birthstone
Wtlder, ndi 90, loswood
Cotton aud wool card,
NilunG letter and wrapping name,
Candles (allow and spriinac.tD'
Imperial aud gunp,wler tea,
Brown aud shaving snap
Window glass Of various dimension.
Canton china, stone ware
Demy'hn', Spanish .ssars ,auG '' 'j
Wi,e and hair silter. TAR
Bed cords, leading lines
seine and Shop Irvine, ,hoehresI
Dale rope. and various other kind. of o,-I,.o
ALSO,
SHIN; an assortment Of Domestic Goods, viz:
Sh"tihsS' eetings, piad., checks
Broad cloths, sattinelt., &c
"a IL" bales Osnahui IS and dowIs..
cases oznahnig., thread
April % as'a' Ne'~''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

pursuance Of decree Of he Superior Coas, sfChancery
~ iot the hiehmond District, pronounced f day oi
reh $50 ~ The cases Of Gregory Preston, and Preston
~ QuarIe shall on the 50th day of May next on the prens-
proceed 10 sell al public auction tothc highest bidder The
att Of land lying the county Of Kinz William on which
esme, Rioheon resded IN his NE time and by him bcqueab
~ =" hi son Hot Rcheson. TERMS credit Of add two
war he purchaser giving bonds md satisfactory security and
ne tT3e retained until tlIey are paid
Ayrii 4. fecg foy-.'f." ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
JOHN V.q5v LElI y ~,

AVE received nv the recent srti,sL ian, r;
p very complete and general s,so-tnen az m lo'- a
CUf'ery, lmoasst which are 6 cas-. B,,,J 49, 'e a"'
&C. Also ON HAND '''''N'
fi.l assortment al German Jo,inr s,io,b or a..
proved stamps. ''" " 'he most aP-
~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
.harshats Sale 81 Coal Laads. md Of u 80


eyli Lands.
P uAnee OF decree OF the Superior Court of Cam
e'y Ior me iiohnoni ID tIct, pronounced on lie 9I, Of
o- ~ the case o. Ehenezer stou vs., James Currle
an Others shall on the 2li! day of hav next onr for 10
THE front door Of the Eagle IiUel ia die hghe
PUN iIc"n !he following real estate, All the estate
stated Kentucky and Ohio, belonging TO ,be e,a, If Nv
=, 0ris dec VIZ one moety Of Undivided tract of
N thousand ac Is lying Boone county, stale of K.nuc
on NE waters OF Big Bore Greek. Que noittv Of .rv.
yaeH rae oi The Iron Banks in the state OF Kentucky b
M ON he MiSs'ssiPPi viz 1000 acres on The waters Of Inc
nssHpl iuOO acres on the waters Of Town Cre.k Ol1
mime waters OF the 1000 acres On the sers ~
'e ONO; oOo acres on the 500 acrrs an tl
C"oIa creek and 900 aud twohifd acre. ON the
"e's o, delaware creek undivided moiety of I0Ol
on iShiand creek m the state of Kenuck, one unli
ueu hot OF IOco acres Goose creek IN The stste C
and "re-twel!th Of from 10 gOOO acres In .
~. o o'o, on various streams: Also sixth of nm un-
tfaGt Of and containing COAL situated in Tie county of
hes'Sd a'Jo'nng baei Heath, called the Falling Crck
iI'S| terms credit .. Xix months the pucbs.eIs rxcrnt
@ o.nd and the ile retained security until ,oy are paid
Sa'e TO commence al 10 O'Clock. pau
April II. H = 20 g; c, !. d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

gNhhuadeisisned intend regularly heres0e,t b BE- -.
= Of Cot1Of ~ This market. They viii r., IN %
prepared TO pay Tor that article iis far market y
500 invite tho.e bringing here FOR lie 10 rive a.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
EgE nry.

Tfllb tract d Land called Hill Grove ro,.,i,,
S7V acres, lying IN The lower end Of Anel,, rs,
nelly .5ye,ed Is su for sale II would make an ssg.,Ieo,
, Piip,a'on - VIZ be sold all tosathe OF divided ,n
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-03-10
DISHONORABLE ACT.

vIyHE printer of eeky Newspaper this Borough has
Il changed the name of his paper from Delaware Reg
ister to DELAY adopting part
of the title Of the sAmecan Wachman aid Delaware Ad
verser, Newspape published also in this Borough, by
the sbscribers and which was in existence many years
before the said priter commenced business. We believe
that man who will steal species of property, will not
scrupe to take anoher and as large portion of our ex
change papers and cations received through the
Post Office have no other surerscripton than Delaware
Advertiser" the design of the above mentioned change
may be readily We have endeavored in the most
respectful and friendly MANNER induce the printer au
ded to- revert to the former, oher title for his
paper but efforts have been unavaing-and we
therefore respectfully request TO avert whatev
er injury the said printer may have intended towards
by adopting our title that correspondents and those
printers who exchange with U.S. will direct their favos to
the ss.4nerican Hatchman" or to A. & HI. WILSON.
Wilmington Del, March 10, 1926