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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-02-11

soR sale, my Of Land Aibese county
my Residence consisting OF 800 acre., ahunt which
are oil The best mountain quality and 800 lying below
mountain, aud extending iIcn A. generally OF good QUALITY
and remarkably well llnbered and aseed Te
the south side ct the Rivanna branch oil James
gable for Baeau, Million, which within hree aud hall
miles II is ave miles from Charlottesville,
University Oi advantageous siualion for health aud
iy remark need here estate has ali an, ,
improvements ON TIA eohmoIous dwelling house, huins
LOT servants and other domec purposes good stables,
harms with tesng machines, grt aud saw mill with good
houses Tor managers and labor well posted Tor purpose
aud IA good repair The may be divided
~ into several parts, will he The nav
ment o the purchase meuey may be made by inaincns
very hs' al Credit be agreed the time Of sale. The
iunIu aud the stock of every kind with the land
lhaye also Tor sale another tract OF rather than zoo
acres miles within oil the river its northern
and ma, valuable ven Vi ns pass
MS uaet divided INTO two farms. each having dwelling
buildings Credit Will be given for tbs like manner Al.
io The ether fersuns inclined purchase, will address
selves directly 10 ns. JAMES AtOSBaF
oskIi.iI iSss.farsl = mr. - s-i
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LIND FOR SIZE

WILL be sold on the premises 18th day Of February
next iar, no the next fan day. pursuant
oil the county court Ut Newkeni, cre, of one aud
~o years. The plantation whe Eldse Roper resided
the Time OF las DEATH containing about 500 IN the
eot OF Ne"keh on the MAIN road leading Ilias
about two miles below Proydence Forge; AMI
and place. another tract Land cunainng about 500
This tract the kahonony river Que mile the
ir.t nen'ouc tract The purchasers will reque
INTO bonds with approved security, together with Deed oi
rq't sn the land 10 secure the purchase money The under
signed .sioner appointed by the carry
decree effect, Will said parcel, of Land Ia
person wishing to view the before the day OF sale.
JONES r. CuRISrIAS,
JOHN Il. CHRISTIAN, I )
ROBERT CHRISTIAN,
Nrykrnt. Ian. q Icaf % -
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III The ENQUIR Err is published twice week generally
sui three tunes week during the of the State Levs
meIPnee, the same heretofore, Five Dollars per annu
psyaoe IN advance Notes Of Chartered specie banks
"ny) will be received payment. The Editors will s,aran
se tue safety OF reuiing them by nail postage all
ters hem, paid, by the writer's
H paper will he discontinued but the discretion of
he Edneis) ua'i all srrear.ges have been paid up.
whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine pspers
shs have the tenth GRATIS. TT
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
IL One square, or LESS-Fmst Insertion rs cent,-eacb
continuance, 30 ceAts.
No advertisement Inserted until has either been paid
to or ASSUMED by person this city, rnvon..
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- ~ Rish'aoHd Hastings oo,pi, .JDuayy 10, 1896.
nRDERED that the Sergeant Of tins city make sale Of John
" slave, belonging TO john Wiia,on OF the State OF
Tennessee, committed 10 the Jail Of tbs city f2 di
o January lS2 aud eoine therein until this time the said
Sergeant FIRST advertising said slave for days the Richmond
Enquirer a copy TIL. q. HOWARD, clerk.
IA compliance with the above order, the above named say
will he sold before ihe dor fe L,rie tavern on Tb
day the 10th day VI February next, at II o'clock.
w. u. WREN, Sergeant X.
Y.
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ME subscribers under the ry of aud Montague will
n transact general commission business, and oer their
wees to Their friends and the public generally They pre-
Paied 10 receive Cotton on storage sale and
suieest attention any buness entrusted TO t. our II
H. Montague will attend strictly the selection any goods
hai may be wanting Ivy our country friends, either
by private purchase. ONCE Gary ST. two door, ab,ye
nCHeure, Ro6inson < PieassDts, CHS. l. Fox,
Dec. - o9-u H. IL. MONTAGUE.
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PUBLIC SHE.

E1Y virtue 81 deed Of rGst executed by Cater Clarke to
ID the Subscriber The 18th day uf Jnue 1929 aud reso-
I'd the Clerks Office Of Powhasu, for purposes therein
toned will be sold TO the highest bidder public a6cou
cash, Po'sa,sn courthouse the 10th of the month
fFeby) hundred and eghytwo sud half Of Land
less, lying in Powhssn county contiguous 20 tue
lands Of Peter Siraon Thomas Tabb estate, Aan Hickman
sd Robert Taylor; much thereof will be sucest
the amount due up-n The deed Aforesaid, with
e costs and expenses o. executing the The title vested
~ ihe subscriber will be conveyed II the purchaser.
WIZ. 3. DANCE, T1ls.ee.
FaD. ~. g9--tH
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FRESH GOQUN.

NJ are now receiving by almost every opportunity from
~ t'chnon 're-h supply goods bought auction,
the best terms by our H. H. alongue, residing there the
purpose OF sls additional advantages csiab hment
tins place well as the at PrrAinsonye. From the
late purchases say with confidence that having an
Perieneed partner ia Kiohmond will he much 10 the
advantage OF toner, aud ourselves. We hsv- inst
received also from New York splendid seeeiio of fc,
goods bought for Cash by merchant Of much ia Tint
nar ke; all OF winch oGr the lowest prices cash OF
cion for the latter We will give the highest ed
AT Lawrenccs!e,or to Fox aud Montague, richmond. -.
MONTAGUE MOTLEY & co.
Dsr
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Ny virtue OF deed ti,, JOHN Adams and aiarga
NJ ret Ms wife Samuel G Adams and Catherine l. has vie,
ious shall ,c, the sd day Mach next al lie Eagle
Hotel nihc city OF iticmond, at public auction, the high
st oIddet Tor ready money, tract Of lind in the county
Jdmes-ey, called Pme grove, containing estimaOn about
i2io acre.. Nj. ii. ROBINSON,
LIT: w. TAZEWELL
2Gth Jan. 1875. al de
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Notice to the Gro,D~Sof Cotton.
VIE nniersned intend esulay reaierJ be
Il of cOIIO.N ia this market. ri5y viii at all tim-, be
prepared to for that article its fair value in
sah asrte those bringing here for give call
hio,mond,Sept -. SIT KERR CASkIE.
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LaWD FOH S9IE

Nrwkent, Jan. ., iGcG.
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r5IHE Engineer charged with tn. Fo to
a be buIs the Eastern extremity Of Buxue Banks in
This HARBOUR WISHES 10 Contract for about fourteen thousand
yerehes igood durable building One and millions o.
Der and oyst.r~hels.
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the legislators Of the country, at the bar, highest
courts OF justice. Owing the steady support of large
number Of gentlemen thus qualified who reside in different
pars Of the Unon the has with degree of favor
and SUCCESS both n the United States and abroad which
similar publication in this country has enJoyed nor has
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The second number for the year shall be received.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

AT meeting of the Democratic Republican citizens Of
Newcastle County, held at the Red Lion Inn on Saturday
the lI inst pursuant to public notice, Major JoHN CHOW
was called TO the chair, and HEsaY WILsos appointed
secretary.
Resolved That's committee of five be appointed to draft
resolutions TOR carrying into effect the objects of the
The Chairman appointed on said committee, Messrs
Samuel II. Black, William p. Brobson, Henry Whteley
John Janvier and David Paynter.
The committee reported the following resolutions 1.-THE
names being inserted by the meetng) which unani-
mousy adopted.
Peoved That the following persons be appointed Con-
erees OH the part OF this county, to the Conerees
Kent and Sussex Countless Dover on Tuesday the 22d
day Of August next for the purpose of nominating cand
dates to be supported by the Democratic Republicans of
this State for the offices of Governor and Representative
in Congress viz:
For Brandywine, hundred, VIM M'Cauley,
"Chrstana do. Jesse Chandler & Henry Steele,
Chill Creek do. John Clark,
"White Clay Creek do. benjamin Whtcley,
"Pencader do. Jacob Faris,
"Newcaste do. John Grow,
"Red Lion do. John Higgins
est. Georges do. Richard Mansfield
"Appoquinimnk do. VIM Vandegrft.
Resolvea That the Democratic Republican electors Of
Newcastle County assemble the Saturday of Sep
tember next between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ and
NJ, at the several places of holding the general cleo
ton IN their respective Hundreds Except Chrstana
hundred additional election shall be held at the Buck
Tavern Tor the of the voters residing the
upper part of said hndred for the purpose of eectng
ten delegates from Chsana hundred and five from each
Of the other hundreds who shall meet at the Red Lion Inn
on the third Saturday of the month, o'clock
M TO form county tcket:-and the delegates from each
hundred shall nominate two persons for each and
every office to be filled from said hundreds upon which
nominations respectively, the meeting shall decide by bal
lot.
Reso,ed That the following persons be appointed Judges
OF the delegate elections in the several hundreds and that
they give ten days notice OF said elections respectively
viz-For
Brandyw,ie-Wm. Adred Robert Forwood VIM Smith
Chrsiana-At the Town Hal-Henry Steele, &. J.
Wolfe, Albert Wilson.
At the Buck-Jesse Chandler, Wm Huston, Thos. Bald
win
M Greek--Irancis Denny, George Springer, VIM.
Baldwin,
tphite Clay Creeb-John Herdman, Stephen Willis,
Benjamin Whiteey
Pencader-John Cauik, VIM Thompson Zackatiah
Jones.
Observation-Disclosures Ewes, John Moody, Robert Rhodes
Red Loa--George Clark, VIM Yandegrift, James Fl,
Miles.
s.. Georges-Abraham yandegrf VIM. Kennedy James
Houston.
Observation-Disclosures Wilson, Thomas Naudain, Tho
mas Reynolds.
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary, and published in the
American Watchman.
Resoiped, That this meeting adjourn TO meet the
second Saturday of June, 1897.
JOHN CROW, Chairman.
1IENuY WILSON, Sec'y.
Red Lion, June IL 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-08-08

Democratic County Meeting.

Saturday the 29th July, 1926, large number of the
" Democratic Republicans of Kent county assembled at
the house of Abel HARRIS in the of Dover agreeably
to adjournment when Abraham Pierce, Esq. was appoin-
ted chairman, and Augustus NJ. Schee secretary. The
object of the meeting being stated, it was
Resotved That the members from each hundred with.
draws and select two PERSONS conerees from each hun
dred to meet the conferces from Newcastle and
counties Tuesday the 22d of August next TO nominate
suitable person Governor, and one suitable person
as Representative to Congress- be supported by the
Democratic Republicans of this sate and also to select
from each hundred, ten persons committee to
the said 22d of August for the purpose of forming
ty ticket.
The meeting being again organized the following per-
SONS we're reported as conferees:
Isaac Davis and Abel Jones for Duck.creek hundred
Jacob Stout and James Scotch for Ltecreck hundred
Dr. John Adams and Abel Harris for Dover hundred John
Chambers and Joel Clements for Murderkil hundred and
John Wallace and Benjamin Potter for Mspllon hundred.
And the following persons reported a commit
tee to form county ticket, viz:
For Duck creek hunded-AbTaam Pierce, James Hof-
fecker, William Denny, John Conner, William II. Wilds,
Samuel Griffin, James M Downs, John Eaton, Alexander
Murphy and Simon Spearman.
For Lle-cree hundred-Lews Prettyman, George Std
ham, William Keith, Elias Naudain, John Bell Abraham
Moor, John Frazer, Jacob NJ Hill, Jacob Stout and Nehe-
miah Clark.
For Uover huntlred-Dr John Adams Abel Harris An
drew Galley DIR. Thomas Nj. Stout, David Onins Wesley
M'Dowc, King Dougal Thomas Sherwood, sen Isaac
Buckingham and Daniel Green.
For lfir,erkW hundred-John Downs, Jacob Boone,
Esq John Kilen, Thomas NJ. Cooper, Joseph Burchna
Henry Coescott, Thomas p Reynolds, Garrett S. Hard.
castle, Isaac Grewcll, and Thomas Dehorty, Esq. And
For .MspAion hundred-Archibald Cahal, William SauIs-
bury, David Reed, John Coyingon, Abner Harrington,
William Nj. Sat,eield Aaron Stewart, Benjamin Potter,
John Wallace and John Brinckloe.
ResotOed That this meeting do ad iourn to Tuesday
the 22d August next, which time the conferees appo-
ted this day requested to the conerees from
Newcastle and Sussex countless for the purpose of nomna-
thug candidate for the Office Of Governor and another for
Representative i'll Congress and that the committee elee-
ted this day be directed to the day. ed of
August for the purpose of forming county ticket and
report the to the county meeting which will be held
on that day.
Resolved That 200 copies of the proceedings of this
meeting be published handbils for distribution through
| The county. ABRAHAM PIERCE, Chairman.
AUG, NJ. SCHEE, Sec'ry
| Dover, July 49, 1926.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

At JOHN HEMPHILL'S HAarf and Lumber Pard, in
be wen se ced suitable for persons for building, for
mechanics and large stock of Cedar and Cyprus SHIN
to are constantly for sale ne orvcSt terms for cash,
or the usual credit. IL
The friends and former customers of the yard, and the
public generally arc invited TO call at the ON STAND
where thcr fi,ors will be thankfully acknowledged BY
WILLIAM SIMMONS, .lgent
jnne 1906 SIT
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NOTICE.

NNTIiEREAs my husband John S. countee. has left his
w home and family, and without any cause, utterly for
impossible that we should hereafter live together--Now
this give notice that intend to apply to the Legsa
tre of the State of Delaware, at their next session, for
divorce from my said husband. MARY COUNFICE.
Dover, Del, July IS, 1926. 73-,4tp
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FOR SALE OR TO LEI,
6-n a COTTON ElCT0RY.

k&yas El@ And number of other buildings, the
Esgs #sss side Of the Brandywine Creek about two and
k.sffsssa half miles from Wilmington, with II acres
land The Factory is Of stone, built i'll 1914. being IS
t front BY As feet deep oar stories high besides base
nen story, and garnet foors capable OF containing
100 spndles with ali the necessary preparatory machine
MI ;ere are also the premises six dwelling houses for
,;orsnen, a smiths shop, &C. There is an extensive
bleaching ground, with failing spring OF fine water
on the hin back which be carried by spouts entirely
over it. and into the third story of the factory If desired
the property possesses half Of the power of the
rantywne which power is much greater than what works
are nov erected require the dam new of Stones having
heen rebuilt since the erection Of the mill Inquire of
DAVID e. WILSON, or
JOSEPH G. GILPIN
Anril 9S 46--tf
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HoU to malice a horse 60 that aoon't bulge The
paper printed at Norwich Conn gives the following
account OF the successful performance of this feat:
" An individual, who has become proveibal for
gacty and oddity, laid wager Of certain sum- to
be expended in punch, that his horse could draw
artillery piece from the West end of Long Bridge
to the top Of the hill beyond. The bet was accepted
and the beast put to his task ; but came to stand
on arriving at the foot of said hill Nothing daunt-
ed, however, our sportsman procured another coll
lar for the animal, the in use not fitting bus
nothing would do--he could not be urged forward.
Every means were tried in vain, until Ooh, what fe-
cundty Of genius y measure Of oats was produced,
which, being rarity, had aquick effect upon the
hors stabil ity. He made desperate effort, and
then came the tug o. war--tbe master marched
backwards, in front, shaking the grain under the
horses nose !; Dobbin followed on, overcome by the
temptation; and the citizens trudged after in the
august professionalism the great gun was fairly
conveyed to the mountain top, and the wager decar-
ed won.''
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ODE,
Written by George W. Adams, Esq, for the Jubilee Cee
bration at Quincy
Long ages of darkness mans soul had opprest,
Ere the mild star of Truth pourd its light from the sky
But the beam of Religion burst forth in the East,
And purge the thick filth which had couded his eye
Superstition afraid
Shrunk backward, dismay'd
And with Power uniting her victims betrayal,
But vain was her effort God favourd the free,
And guided the Pilgrim across the rude sea.
Across the wide the poor Pilgrim came
10 worship his God ss his free conscience taught
For pillar of cloud and pillar Of fame
He trusted his Father whose service he sought
Mild storms he came DER
To this iron bound shore,
To see The fair land Of his sres no more
Nor vain his effort God fsvour'd The free,
Aud gave him Refuge across the rude sea-
Unshaken by dangers, his temple he rear'd,
And City Of Refuge arose in the West.
Soon Freedom, Religion and Science appeared
In the land OF the Pilgrim peculiarly best.
To his offspring came down.
The rights he had won,
And Liberty's flame pass'd from Sire 10 Son,
Nor vain its fire: God favuurd the free
Aud sav'd their last Refuge The rude sea-
In the changes of time bold oppression grew strong
And turn'd his red eye on the land DER the wave,
The sons Of the Pilgrim resisted the wrong
And kept with the sword what their forefahers gaYe
For rights dearly bought,
Undaunted they fought,
Life, Liberty Justice, and Freedom of thought;
Nor vain was the struggle God favour'd the freq
And shielded their Refuge across the rude sea.
Then swell the shri trump: let the loud cannon roar
Till it ring from the mountains and roll Ger The wave,
Re-echoed returned from the wales, from the shore,
IT'S the Jubilee year in the land Of the brave.
Through every cline,
The story sublime,
Of our rights nobly won, shall be told 10 all time;
We swear to protect them: God favours the free,
And will save their last Refuge across the rude sea.
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spry Wilson, No. 1O5, Market Street.
Volume v.

And SO we duckt them soundly in,
And told them that for thanks take;
Then scrabbed up the stairs agin,
But, flags it made our shanks axe.
When 10 the bar.room we had come,
And got some whiskey bi,ters,
que scream'd darnation loud, yum.
I've tore my goaad TO fitters!''
And Sal lookt mad and said to Ben,
When we come through the entry
see mortal sight of men
And gals that look like gentry
And one turned up her plaguey nose,
And said we run like monkie.,
And lookt like Indian men and souaws.
Or like some strappin Yankees"
Plague take them all for fools !" says Sus,
II 'spose they come from Lunnon;
Where they have nothin else to do,
But laugh and carry fun on.'
Now, cousin Jim, he ,wore that they
Might hang him by the neck fast
II he would eat bit and pay
Three shillins for breakfast
He said, Forsyth g tarnal cheat,
And charges like the dragon;
So we'll our cheese and nut cakes ea',
As we ride in the Wagon.
And SO we4swore we'd git away,
And hurry cross the river,
And on The shores OF Canada,
We'd come no more forever.
JONATHAN.
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