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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-27

.Aeronautic .Nauigaton.-According to a
paragraph in the New York times, memoir
on upward forces of fluids, by NJ. Gennet, Of
Albany, former minister of France to this
country, contains among other production.
one for navigating the air with speed, and
safety, upon scale which entirely throws
in the dark the puny balloons of the pre-
sent day. The weight of the aeronaut, with
out appurtenances is to be 13,400 pounds.
leaving a surplus levity for freight, pas
scngers, horses, and accommodations, OF CO.,
o62 pounds. The form of the aeronaut is
to be de- rived from combination ofthe shapes
of birds and fishes. A laboratory is to be
prepared for the manufacture of hydrogen
gas with which the balloon is to be inflated.
4 rudder, in the shape of the tail OF fish,
will r,iiJeit in it's course. while i'll calm wea-
ther eight large fins Of oiled silk will be
worked by two horses travcrsing on nor
izonta wheel, and giving to the whole for
ward motion. With favourable winds it will
be borne along with their own velocity, and
when they are violently adverse method
is devised by which the vessel can lie to
with perfect case. In case of rupture IN
the aerostat the extent Of the deck and plat
form are such, that in combination with the
air cutter and wings, they would form an I'M
mense parachute, and the "tcwnfall OF the
machine would consequently be lighter than
feather" To describe the minute arrange
ments and rcasonings upon which the au-
thor builds his theory, would exceed our Inn
its. The least, il not the most, that can be
said Of lis scheme is that it is ingenious. anc
however practicable it may be, the expense
attending the construction of one Of his ma
chimes would be such that it is not probablt
that it will ever be proved or rcsuted.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-27
Odd and Even System,
HIGHEST PRIZE,
20 Thousand DOLLARS.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.

prize of $50, 600, of 5000, of 1000; S of
1000; 90 of 100; so of so; 100 of 30; 500 of s.;
Il, 500 of4.-12,978 prizes amounting to s95,
0O0.-Deduction, fifteen per ce'a.
4 L t1,o
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-27

Talk wha. You will of the Jews, that they
are cursed, they thrive wherever they come;
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-27

We are no friends to long toasts. We have
noticed an unusual number this Jubilee
According to our ideas, the shortness and
pith of sentiment constitutes its greatest
beauty. AS sample of one of the longest,
we select the following, given by Mr.. John
Widgery, at the celebration in Portland,
Me. IN which birth, beauty, bliss, brows,
banquets, cradles, chaplets, fairness, flow
ers, fruits, freedom, graces, gardens, graft
tude, happiness, hearts, humanity, honesty,
joy, luxury, mirth, majestyp palladiums, smiles,
sentiments, virtue, verdure, wine, wit, and
woman dance through this toast in all the
mazes ofmetaphorical of nfusion-Iiartford
Mercury.
BY John Widgery- The yirtuous, fair. aud
fair Daughters sf Cokum6'a-Born in the
land of happy destiny, rocked in the cradle
ofliberty, educated in the unbounded freed
ON neutrality-suspicious. in the garden
OF genius and the graces; she gathers from
its imperishable verdure the fruits of refine
nent, on which she banqucts in literary
luxury. Culling the flowers of wit, OF
mirth, and of sentiment; she encircles her
brow with the chapet; and stands arrayed
IN all the majesty Of moral beauty-tha'
brow, archcd by her smile, becomes to us
the bow of heavenly promise that smile
1he palladium of present bliss; the harbin-
ger OF future joy. Presented us by Heaven'l
nigh behest, as the redeeming spirit of hui
manity, she must cause the heart, and can
81 every honest man among US to overflow
With gratitude and wine.
Talk wha. you will of the Jews, that they
afe cursed, they thrive wherever they com e
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-27

Mr. Simon B. Wcrckmuller, of Norfolk,
drew the $4,000 in the late Maryland lot
terry, and has been paid the same. Mr.. w
is respectable and industrious middle aged
citizen, with large family of children.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-27

Accounts from Washington, Ky. under
date July -, state that Isaac B. Desha cut
his own throat on the Saturday morning pre-
vious, in prison at Cynthiana. He did not
die Immediately, but the wound was consid-
cred mortal, and he could not survive but a
very short time.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-27
The Museum.
OF
Foreign Literature and Science,
Is JUsT PUBLISHED DY
e. L1TTELL,

NJ. SO, CHEsNUT-ST., PHlLADELPHIA
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-07-27

: As the steambot Philadelphia was lately
crossing the Delaware, between Burlington
and Bristol, a Sturgeon, five feet eight inch
es long, jumped into the forecastle through
the starboard bow window. The royal fish
being caught, was cooked according to the
most approved recipe and cat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10
Land and Negroes for Sale.

TE subscriber ohvrs fUr in the county
l. OF Mecklenbug, CoIs creek miles 10 the e., cf
tue Courthouse containing no than hall the
land standing woods all good tobacco pan
ton IN good order Tor cropping and very productive m this
crops oil the eounry with some Geek grounds
Inc improvements are all new and good this undoubtedly
OF the nest tracts OF high land ia the cou,y Also anhr
tract vt S1 IN Bear. Element all land AID
tobacco and with % 10 Lunenbg unity, prime
low gronnd aliamuus plant land part rand hes II, t
iof Of Sads aud Hawkins roads, would h. an xcri.n
stand fer "a store tavern.
Aiso, S.nt for James s. Ravensero other tract of
land Oh Butchers creek The county NJ ek,g OF 500
this land Is well and for
about hail OF this tract clear soft nee productive land ii
the above iand not sold privately before ay
Noven,ber (Of winch due notice will gwen The sub:
scriher will ihat dsy sell To the highest bidder on the i
mses the tact ON Cox's creek also all the crop OF Col H. l
der OATS aud stock OF oil sind and the i7ti OF the
same month. On me premises lac will sell to the highest bidder
the tract Bicke creek; also all the
aud stock all kinds Terms will be known on IN, -
OF sale Between TO and 40 valuable negroes sold wan
these two tracts Of land JOHN BUFURD
T. S. Ay person wishing for this baud by addressing
letter to the subscriber, LOm5ady Grove Post Je Meek
ienouig shall meet "th prompt attention.
JOHN DUFoaD.
Meckenbirry. Def ,.
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EXECUTOR'S S.gLE.

ILL he sold on The premises, the day January
W 1927, that well known and valuable estate called Poolsr
Forest, tig IN the counties Of Bedford aud Campbell the
property vi Thomas Jefferson, dec. within eight miles of
Lynchburg aud three Of Nr London also about 20 likely
aud valuable negroes with stock crops, &c The terms Of
sale wall be accommodating aud made known previous the
day.
On the fifteenth OF January, at Monticello county Of
Aleuarie the whole Of the residue Of the personal property
OF Thomas Jefferson, dec. consisting valuable
Stock CROP &o household aud kitchen furniture attrn-
ton OF the public earnestly invited this property The
negroe believed 10 be the valuable fo their number
ever OrI ed at one time IN the State Of Virginia The house
hold furniture, many valuable historical and portrait painting
bu OF nabiv aud plaster of distinguished individual; one
OF marble OF Thomas JcGeIson by Caace with pedestal
and ruheaie eolumnOn which ii tand poygaph copy
ing instrument used 10y Thomas Jefferson, for last weny-
ne years. with various other articles cDus and useful 10
OF business and private families The sale will be
accommodating d made known day. saI
wall be continued from day LAY Gni completed. These
sales being UNAVOIDABLE II is sutr guar public
TIA; ;bey M lake place al the times and places appointed
THOMAS j. RANDOLPH,
Executor Of tn Jefferson, d &C.
Nov. =.
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will oier Tor sale the highest bidder ON Tuesday t.
l2h day OF December next IT fair, otherwise the next
day, at the residence Of the late De emin atkins dec The
tract If lard which he resided, upper Of Chester
field county, AppOniattox riysr both sides of The
main road leading ON Richmond and Petersburg 10 eyeP.
Bridge The tact contains about $50 acre about Of which
low gounds of excellent quality The land will be sold
credit OF l. aud years persons wishing to purci,.
invited aud the land, which will he shewn bv
Richard Wilkinson living the premises, by Thomas w al
kin, living within half aIne At the place and time
will ne sold credit Of twelve months about thirty likely
NEGRoES consisting of men, women, boys aud girls AIs
all the stock Of horses, sheep and hogs between 100
barrels all The crop Of fodder aud oats plantation ute-
sis, &c. &c- WIN. LEIGH, EHI.
Oct -. 47--tJs of Benz w ,,L;,. d..
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ELLERSLIE

SJ-tis

y1'!lS beautiful Farm, River. the upner
"A enJ If Henrco, adjoining the OF john Wch-
h@ni Esq, distant from Richmond about 10 niles IL
cams survey, G76 which abot 200 acie ae
late low sro,ad 20 Vi which ruekdhoe Islan the
h,ee ON the creek oftat and about $50 10
" cleared his land VI good quality, Of ~ bushels
- whea u the having produced from them, when
i"der the clover system THIS farm abCuds ngs which
never haze been known 10 a III the 81 spells of
winch tAvese every Hei the main land, aordng abun
d"ice OF water tor stock Tn. James river canal passes hro
spa', aud contains of EAail Threshing Machine,
M repair, with Ill the bGildiuss necessary wc-uanal ed
ian;ais1" The D"ehn: House OF biok cUyersd wilh
s"cc oi the most durable paiity rooms,
""te places, all pianly a neatly finished There all
iabishuirht iceh"u.e, kchen smoke house. &c. &c The
examine ~ The Absence of JAMES CuRHIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10
Valuable Real Estate for Sale

THNIiE subscriber offers for sale that valuable property the
A Tavern at DnwiddIe Courthouse with hundred scr es
~ land with about 20 Of first meadow land; is
rst rate land for the culture OF tbaccu, and
SMALL srai there iaD half natural gro,
IL Is deemed unnecessary to describe the Improvements i,
sufficiently that they all good, large and oOnyenient t Is
one Oi the best stands for tavern, known this section of
the country, exclusive of the different days and other
public meetings WiH hundred yards Of the tayefu buii
Academy which always occupied by ooupeent
teachers. THIS land wall positively be sold the highest bid
der, the 18Th OF December neat hein court day. Terms
made known ou that day aud accommodating
JAMES SCOTT.
Oct u. SO--ds
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.Marsaars Sc ef Lana. Megroes, Steck, Sc

for ths Riehno1d District pronounced The PARA day Of
sne, lS<e, the Of iVeeser Sio.t james Carrie
and o.AtS shall thr I9h day December utter fer
SAFE 90 the AsA bIfde, at public auction" As Vren,es
fAdi valuable land iying River eou-
- Of Hrieo called ELLERSLiE, described ~. tae deed
354e 2SIJ dns"s 1919, Ged among the papers ia said
cnsSe, eottdtIg GIG 1T the place
nd ga ise manner, sh"a cer for sale all the ,tOcs Of
.oses "afes, eo hogs ana shs'p 'eAeh tie sai
tstde "a f.s de Of Si deed .0h hGre been sis puT-
'A"'ed 90 T+s s1 dave been consumed and
1'ee and i@s il'ee Il sSci stock; also all me plantation
i Hl"s fe"sj d0 frty az SlGreS GRs tkeir
sttc the ate u sad decd aioHg the says, carpenter
"4ekSnIA, A.aIe cook, suRdry vi'c hOuas ser0ats,
gdTdnef, Sc Should ae at0re nanssd dog Df0us be far
'e safe OI be maI t.s f'st FUR day aieer, Sai,iOys
excepted.
ILHhS-for the real eStcte, oHetti! % The ptrchasc
MONEY s1H be required CASA Gii tie 5fGnCe equal
e"n"H tnGfaet', 10 be secured by bonds cth approved
security and withholding te titte i they pad the
SNVsS aud other personal estate, tsce months Credit te par-
e..aeys Executing tonds Irith aPprooed seesrity
j. GUERRINF, c. c. r. a.
o. o.se II his Deputies
Ccs 81. SJ-tds
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a GENTLEMAN well qualified 10 teach the English Lam
suaSe, arithmetic, geography, with Globe,
aud the Latin Language, School Of @ than
Scho VIII receive liberal compensation application
the Subscribers Tue p valuable Law Library and in
sucon ~ that science can be obtained the oce of of
Tie suhscTibeis The number of pupils may be reduced
seven, on the appiI'aon Ut Clergy good talents vino
world unite heir education with abours Preacher at
ehnrchin the ne'ghbouhood youns gentleman with these
qualifications would be preferred.
Letters directed to US at Eye River Warehouse in Nelson
County, Va. VAL be altendeLt to.
MAYO CADELL,
T.lOS. McCLELLAND
Oct 81. 5O-s,
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LIND ron SIZE

ESTENplS0t TO move, wish sell in Essex.
THIS land Is uPonthr RAipahannoek liver, about mile,
above TappahannOek aud 10 yellow Fredeckbug
CONTAINS OF 500 Of high land anil 2OO
naIsh "h,n very rn and r.baI ksely well ua.d
gazing. 1t has pretty good dwelling house. ovrreer
house, and other requisite out houses upon and
thst have lived on IT, aDiy, with the exception
sisi. year have been exempt the usual
ih. owsi county AmOre particular picn pre-
msrs IS not deemed necessary II presumed that
wall puchase without personal The safe
vail De such as GsGaliy required. WA. GARSETr.
k.seN, July 10.
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yM.qRSIEFL,S SIZE.

q ~ virtue Of decree of the Superior of Chancery
ID Tor Richmond District made IA the case OF Cuvsn W.
Roy on the 18th day Of June, 1876, shall ia. l5, day
NO.ehr 1875 o!r Tor SAFE at public auction, the highest
ladder, for ch, al King Qeen CoutUuae, following
slave, aud all the PerscDa name the linden from
k',lid d. Roy 10 Doctor Wiley oy dlse. the day Of
sh iGI; such OF the sad --7e,ty as shall
he SURRENDER ed 10 the above lay o s. negro
named Lucy aud her Child en- Daphne
and Maria, Fanny and her thee children, Hannah,
IIJaoe aud Peggy, and their increase the
said ded also aHesto niurd George. TO made
ai2 o'clock. :. GCERRAEr, m.s C. c. d.
u one Of las Depaties.
Oct 81. 5o-,ds
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Oct 81.


HOh DILL.
R. RIGID p. JAMES, oier. for sale the place which
~ he resides situated wihiu mile Of CaItrr4yie,
healthy aud elie neighbour houd tanning
about 81 OF which well hheTe, the clca e, aud goot
quality and well ed Theirs excellent spring
within Convenient distance of the house. The buildings
all the dwelling house sufficient for the Of
sutil family. Tia. Establishment: is well calculated iJ
professional etnesan for any who wishes retire
the cou"Iry DUNG the months. Persons disposed
purchase referred 10 ID. James the propretor residing
The premtes, To Archibald Bryce GooehlanI the
sL.sesiLer IesA,n5 n lie Cay OF Richmond
JOHN FORBES,
by order Of the Proprietor.
Soy 3. 5I-,yf
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MAS committed 10 the Jail Of King and Queen county OH
w tue 18th Of July last, negro man named JOHN VII,
says ne belongs 70 Archibald FfeeanJ the Town of Man
rhtsVef he had Oh when committed 10 jail an old rom,bov.
Goa" OF domestic and psntaoon Of the same and verv Old
wool nat john about IS Of age from his
ah about feet or inches high; the owner is rrane.ed 10
come oiwad prove his property psy charges aud take hin
away, Otherwise IL wi u deeil sith according 10 law
%, TM. STONE, Jr. Jaiiof.
~ - Is--YlsU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

< loaING from tie fari Of Thomas H. Randolph, Esg.
US # Ict0hoe, al ne iosssr end Of GaochiaLd stOt,
L J med dart bolD' (neor biaof) ho,se, e5ot seven
teuys oh gdh IaH and taH tie ier Ion aud ick-
al IL las dfecf ia the L rye, and ie cut BY the
sa's az N a"He. lie bought fc seests since of
gentlemen IioH augusta nnd IS proJaJc fat he yL
caicGv1ac 90 n.re hts,ty back agH 1ny suitable
'cacd 10 any que oto 'rY sHch information cy
sHabhc nc ~ obtain L..t gain JOS. WlIO
Non. .. jl--T
w have uuLofed NJ. ~ ard ensa0 neinhtr Of The
w late iriH Of Lirktud, ncr,ia~ & 90, proceed in
tie settlement Of tnc r-ns IT ai make cole Of
teii,s aud 81. a. l..lN ~ 'uf nance.
GGSrAYGS EuCKE,
LOS. -A4f.
2e.-- z9-E,
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EOIDfISyIOg' BUSLN-ESS.

TE'HE susc hcr having removed Richmond tenders his
= serCes to has friends, acquaintance aud the public sn
eaiiy, commission p,..4-.. IL Occupies Office
TIE present ns-. the Bali.. Y9i. moon
5.le 60. 45-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-10

EUNHE STOCKHOLDERS Of the North anna Navigation
\ by notified that there will he general meeting at William
Wallss Tavern IN the county u ylyania, the third
Monday November next for the purpose Of forming
Pdny Tor the Improvement vi said River, asessby
and 1896
oct 81. JO-yy3w
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Thomas 5. Bib, William Allegro and F,,Dc., ri.
inmeriy Frances Dhb Leo bullock aud France, his ,
Si rLsne IS ms'sie' Eifa Ann Louisa o. aud Susan
" Sue~ey Blob, Nancy McGehee, widow of W,I,,r, M
g. MeGehee, Livingston eGeh.e, Richard s. John
nt:ry L. McGehee, Margaret T. AicGieh.. DIs1h. ats
aud Nancy MeCehee Alexander os5y cav, .e s sdd VIM
WI ana Isus b'eb IN his right exors
,e sehse job" a. msGe S, fIisaS Fcn
Richard B uthee, Mary f. McGehee, Margaret r Wc,
having entered their and given security ecodn
10 law "nd the rules Of ih court and appearing that trS
by counsel ordered they appear here on or bt
J9%s"y Gon nsA and answer The pits bl Aud that copy
Tor eight weeks succeyely aud posted at the door of III
Courthouse some day. ''' u inc
IA cop" fe''e' JOHN HUNTER, elk.
NlRGLNIA. Al Superior CouI Of cLanceIy, holden =.
tue capitol IN the city otRiehuiOnd the IGi day of June
Kdward W. Smith, p,,u,;r
Beverley Smith admor dc bonis ron Of William sr,;,, IL,
and IN hts right Daniel Weises.r "a admn% a. h nc.
oi Warrington Waits the said Dsnei w, nol
seIsno's n,s wills aud VIM Watts, aud stansd chill
sheriff Of Chesterfield and aduor erley O. SIanad DE-
This in which the bill hath been taken for canf,
against the defendants whom dec,tal order for he,
purpose, appears 10 have beeR duly executed
10 ue hefiu on the bil aud eShieit aud by
on consideration whereof the dcih the several
counts prayed for by the hill cvni..onefs who
70 examine state aud seie the same aud make
report thereof 10 the court with matters specially statsd
deemed pertinent b hmeii which may required by III.
c..;l copy Ts.te wM. w. HENING, &C.
The parties interested will please notice thai bsv.
appointed the 2Sth day Of November next TO commence %
Ne ~ % III a. M 'hey are requredto attend my
Tor and tlny uOesn.ent proofs, &C. ready
oerao.- AMOS LADD, me-.
47-w6w"
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THE subscriber beng duly authorised Stansme
aud pedneLs Of Speech hr eby informs all those who
afflicted, tat he ,yai relieve, them very
moderate and that, io The time 1t may be deemed
qui,ite ir them with hun, their boarding shall also
~ very low. have relieved less IS minutes,
and others greater length IF time required.
IT, when applicants wish home, they either
curr, fully satisfied ha ~ attention my rules pre-
scpiiOns the val Le cured, L m require auy pay
THOMAS WEST.
White Chmnie. Caroline county, Nov >. 5l.9t
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rginia Female aeademy, Boyd!on. Jneck!en

YVginia Female deademy, Boyd!On, yheck!eH-
bUrg County.
TsNiE Bext examination vi tile pupils IN this Institution, will
Weine'dsy, 10Y IS, aud practicable viii
conclude 'le following day Tie n.nds Of The young To-
DIES parents aud guardi,as, aud all feel interested
,nlcGedtD.~ nd The exeIoi.ss OF the school will
commence Monday January at 1921 Paiic uils w be
4tI1OUHoeu az Insure eTtst iucui..
Josh Il. WARNE, n.,
GEO L. BAELR. A'"'0'Pd'''
oct 81. 5O-wN
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W INUE Ma, To eIy-IOul., ,,,,,i :, 49,,
October 9Th, 1896. 'J So-i's
John H. Wood and Mary his wife, formerly BT,y Bib.
Plaintiff
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wM. w. HENING, c. C.
oct2O.


Chsncery. Arues taken IN tLr cierkI, otdcr of Pn
Edwatd County, the 5th day Of September 1926 Iohn
brad,hdwi Anthony Brooks Mary his wife John ov
amt sally h WIFE, John Holt Elizabeth his wif wiiI;s
Wingo Archibald Worsham aud Peggy wife Samue! ben
ton aud Betsey ms wife, Commit,
Against, F''@'
Williamson Diekerson, admor. of John and Margaret Brad
John DFadshsw Arthur Leigh Nancy his wife and WiIs
bradshaw representatives of William Bradshaw dec KL.
fhPPeH snu oaily his wife, Elisha NOrthup and E,b.Ih
ms "'ie william, Edward Richard, DAME Thomas and pev
V'h 10 suhaw John Roweu and Polly his wife Abner Mann
ana fd wis, John Redmond aud Peggy la, wife S,ludz
t1i INN aau in"m l. Bradshaw, Wiilsm Edward Bradshaw
Eliza Aun bradshaw aud Samuel Conia Bradshaw
tatiVes oil DeIJamin Bradshaw dec, Edison ami pniiv
hts vile, Logan aud Phebr wife Zaebariab RI
shaw aud J,ne bradshaw of Jeremiah Hrad
shaw dec, Anderson bradshaw, Robert Irsdsbsg Job W..
ver ana L@"hia his WIFE, Representatives Richard bradshaw
RI. io,..J r., Defs
a'tL Leigh and Nancy his wife, Elisha s,othuo and E;.,
otib ms wife, Joha Boweu Polly ms wife Abnrr Narr
aud EdIth his wife, - EdsOn aDd Polly his yifs
Logan aud Phebe his wife, Zaeaiia bradshaw and Jams
br1dshaw, not having entered their appearance and Given
security according TO Act of the General Assembly and I
ius vi TINS court and appearing that they
Is ordered That the said defendants Thomas b. ad.ba Gu
ment bradshaw, Arthur Leigh and Nancy his wife E.b.
ohup and Elizabeth his wife, John hewlett md Polly b;s
wHe' AbneI Mann and Edith his wife, Edison and Polly
I's wiie - Logan and Phtbe his wife, ZacharnL Brad
u Jane Dr'dshaw do appear hese the i.l day Of
december Court neat aud the complsnaus bill and
ha copy 81 this order be forthwith inserted IN on- ons IS
h- public newspapers printed the City of Rcbm for %
months sueoessivey, aud also posted The the
Courthouse of this county
a., copy Ie'ie. b. j. WoRsHAM &C.
~ -. 45--w8yF
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uh'erher offers for private SALE the following tracts
-, ana PaIceb Of land lying the city Of RiebmonJ
me farm called OFTOH, containing rather tlsf
hundred acres lying the north fork of the 81 ook and
mehes near the Brook bridge the Turnpike b,tyeen
an miles from this city This by all who are
WI" ~ Is considered valuable land, most of II being NJ wood
ana wen nhefed, aud the buildings On are sufficient lar IL
accommodation Of toersbly large family.
Also Az acres near Mtchsp Spring, ADJOINING his tra
anu mat OF DR. T. H. Prices land These 40 acre, ,yrr-
formerly iaid % no lots Of 10 acres each and viii he coli
mat way or together. Each lot will have the aJva
t wal running constantly through it, and some Of them
nave me springs With tbs land acres more NAV he bs
JonhS ~ aud Of the original tract. also IL disos,
oou par oil carriage hOrsts, aud exeeilent Hoer %
c'iIIase driver. FOI terms, apply T.,
-oeP.. '. 50 wifi T. ROBINSON
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join HUNTER, Clk.

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June, 1896. "