davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
VOL. ~.

TERMS.-AuvEnTisEME not exceeding
one square will be inserted four times for one
dollar, and 30 cents for each subsequent inser-
ton. ;. If continued for three months, 81 50-for
s;x months, 81 SO; or for one year So.
n--- Subscribers are entitled to the privilege OF
having their names, place of residence, and occu-
PATTON inserted in the Register, GRATIS.
TER US OF SUBSCRLPIIOM--To those
who receive this paper by mail, tho dollars, and
those who not, ,uo dollars and t,ccntyf fire cents
n wear, IN ADVANCE: Ifnot paid in advance, 80 SO
will be charged; and if not paid before the expi-
ration of the year. So.
r1-No Subscription will be discontnuedunlcss
two weeks notice is given and all arrearagesare
paid.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
Indian Cusfom.-It was few years since

Indian Cusfom.-It was a few years since,
and probably now is, custom of the Mo.
hawk Indians, to bury their dead in sitting
posture, and with their faces to the east
The occasion of this was tradition that, at
some future day, great man would appear
in the east and call the dead to Judgment
The posture they deemed the most conve-
nent for rising; and by having their faces
directed to that particular quarter of the
heavens, it was intended that they should see
the great man as soon as he should appear.
a suicide was buried With his head down
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
To Olirar Oaklrood Esquire,

Respected Sir AS YOU are friend tc
rood order, and sometimes employ your pen
in pointing out with view to their correc-
tion various irregularities which creep into
society, would call your attention to sub
iect which seems not to have come under yout
notice. I refer to the habit, prevalent a
mong some very good neighborly sort OF
people, of paying Saturday visits, to the
great annoyance OF house keepers, and the
disarrangement Of domestic concerns.
Every body knows, or ought to know, that
Saturday brings with it the business OF two
days--and that to make the necessary ar
rangements for the Sabbath, and to close all
the unfinished business of the week, requires
in every we'll regulated family, the unceas
ing labor of every individual connected win
the domestic establishment
| always love to give a neighbor hearty
welcome-But when We are in the midst o'
house cleaning--and ironing, and cooking
when every one is employed in putting the
household in ortler--in making every thing
look sweet and clean-in preparing the fam
ily wardrobe, and in making up our Sunday
tare-how is it possible for pleasant feelings
to be excited by the calls OF friends, who In
stead of being engaged in the same concerns
at home, rove about to see what their neigh
bours are sbout--and to interrupt and per.
| plex them
liza hint from you should have the desired
effect, you would, at least confer great oo'
legation OH an old house keeper, and relieve
one of your neighbours from great deal o.
embarrassment. PRISCILLA HALL.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
From the Emporium.
SATURDAY VISITORS.

While enjoying tranquil pipe in the star
light, under the old beach tree, few even
lngs ago, smooth faced, lightfooted little
boy, ran up to me with the enclosed letter
his "Aunt Priscilla's compliments" and an
invitation to tea at the Dairy-all very good
things the first of which send to the Print
ers--and shall turn the others to the best
advantage. Please to put the letter in the
newspaper, and tell our subscrberst to hand
it about in their neighborhoods if they have
any cause of complaint in this way.
Yours y. o.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
JOSEPH BUONAPARTE.

The following account of the establish
meot of this individual, is given in Miss
IVright's Letters from the United STATES.
After describing his villa and grounds on
the Delaware. the fair writer thus details
her interview with the ex-King -
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09

Lewis Berton de Crillon, surnamed Phoni-
me sans heur, was sent by Henry ~, to the
defence of Marseilles, in 1896. One day
the Young Duke of G'lise, who was With
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-13

A singular outrage is said to have
been committed at Smyrna, by
Freedman, who, it seems, wished to-
murder Sir Hudson Lowe. We SUBJ
join an extract of letter from Smyrna,
dated the Sd Of April, ls26--Sir Hud-
son Lowe, who is here on his way to.
lndia, was very near falling BY the
hands of fanatic Frenchman, who pre-
baby meant, according to bis notions,
to avenge his country. The French
consular agent, Perry, got into the
house where Sir Hudson resided, and
finding the doors OF the apartment shut,
he broke them open, and destroyed all
the effects of Sir Hudson, who was for
tunately absent on board ship. Per-
ry was armed with a dagger, and in his
blood thirsty rage declared aloud that
he should find means to get a: the MUIR
derer of Napoleon, his former master.
He was arrested, and is now kept in
strict confinement in the consulate.
Since this event, Sir Hudson has re-
NAMED on board the English ship"
The June term of the Circuit Court
OF Harrison county, Kentucky, com.
menced its session on Monday the 18th
instant, The trial of Isaac B. Desha is
to take place at this term. Nj. E. Ball,
Of Mason County, one of the principal
witnesses OF the Commonwealth, in the
case of Desha, was drowned on Friday
the 9th instant
At a meeting il Northumberland
County, Pennsylvania, held on the 18TH
instant, TO appoint delegates to con-
yenton to elect Governor, resolutions
were passed expressive of the implicit
confidence of the meeting in the talents
and virtues o. Nathaniel B. Boileau,
Samuel d Ingham, George Kremer.
and George Bryan: and declaring that
the meeting have lost all confidence in
the talents, virtue, and republican in
tegrity OF the presen. governor, j.
Andrew Shuttle.
By the provisions of the Massachu-
sets law respecting usury, passed du-
ring the late session Of the Legislature,
the penalty for receiving more thar s
per cent. interest ID the forfeiture Of
three times the amount of legal interest;
repeating so much Of the law of the
previous session as limited the penalty
TO the forfeiture of only the amount of
interest charged. A motion to post
pone the subject ill the next session,
was negatiyed in the Senate, II - Is,
and the bill was finally passed by vote
Of IS TO :, 1t was resolved to urge
the claim Of tina State against the gener-
al government, and an agent with
salary Of : 600, was appointed for that
purpose.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-07-13
-----~-s@As g T- .xE


Honorable Conduct.--The credi
tors of the late DIR. William Miller, of
Sibsey, near Boston, Eng. some time
ago agreed to receive los. in the pound
in full discharge OF their respective
debts, which was daily paid. Some
years have now elapsed since this oc.
c0rtence, and the widow of Mr. Mil
Ter, las' week, honorably discharged
the remaining hail.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
L.HND FOR .S3T


ryslE subscriber owning large tract of fine land in the
family and to effect this object will dispose OF the following
tracts OF land IN this State, very low rates. and ON
dating terms-viz:
The tract which lac resides the Green Mountain The
county oil Abe mar!e II miles south and Il
from james River, called Woodve, containing between
1000 and 1900 Ii t. Of the Green Mountain ou,
1ns so famed FOR producing Tobacco the first QUALITY Tie
improvements this tract suited in all re,sects f. The
c0miortable accommodation of large family The collection
OF iruh Is particularly hne aud the as healthy m av
III the state " '
Ais' my Plantation the Of Moore, creek within
42 miles OF Char oteviIle and the University called Hen
defson, containing between 900 and 1850 acres large nro
portion OF which still wood rendered very valuable from
v great demand Tor the article the University There are
ABOUT 80 acres Of creek bottom excellent meadow land and
The balance OF the tract suited the culture of corn wheat
aud tobscco The improvements old dwelling hou.e
good barn, tobacco houses, orchard &c. This aad is
susceptible OF DIVISION into two parts which be done TO suit
purchasers.
Also, my Plantation Rockf,h River in the county or
nelson, called Rockhh This supe ot tact of land
containing from TO 200 acres 200 OF which il first
River bottom The Turnpike from the Gar 10 Scosyie
passes within 1--we six miles o this land. have 500 OF OOO
acres oil land IN the county Of Isyson, called the Meadows of
DAN which will also sell very low 1t rich tract and
eniay well suited for stock farm. Ny Scottsye lots are o
Tor sale lily John IL. Coles resides at Rock6b sII
snow the Nelson lands and Walter Coles unr those
near charlottesville, and the NAV be- known nv
application TO me at Woodyle Dyey,s old Store Albe
MARI. WALTER COLES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
Sale OF Aegrne.s- :

SHALL offer for sale to the bghe., bidder nj, ,t1 a.
10Th day OF September next, iar otherwise h, n,x; f
day at Tie late re'dence of Edmund Harrison dec IN %
county OF Amelia, between so 100 Negtoe, ~
men, w"mer hoys aud girls. Among whom .re some 49, vain,
ahle house servants amy tl stale, bl,ck,n,n. ,,
.I ana crop hinds The sale To ;oninne from dv 10 ,
until completed Tei known ON the d,v an a, ~,
place Of sale. NAIII'J n aRnISo2 a., " "e
Amelia county, August T. 1926. 55,iS 80
consent 10 the above sale 50 far as | am, interested
JdWI.S p. COOKE.
IL The above sale postponed until the t,r,ntie,S
H''s"'osr next at which time will positively take iart
wh seilupon Accommodating er,ns, l,yo triCi, oil ~
w the county OF Nooway, cYntanins bet,r,. 49,,
ana 0etoe hn"dred acres, sruled on Not1,yav Rive and
containing large portion Of first rate bottom, land y.II
u" 10 .he growth OF Tobacco other crop the b,r
GOOD ana wen suited for the culture Of c,tiou JhS
ia't containing between sercH and tight htnAred ae M on
deeP creek, aud IS bounded 10y oIer creeks which
large quantity OF very excellent n,t land All ner.on. d.
Po'td 10 purchase Invited to view The premises. which l
"''"e"h ~ me oVtrsees, OF by myself on application
August %. - NAM 10 " ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
.LYN-D EOR .S4III

subscriber htip5 DESTROYS TO dispose OF his of land in
the county of Fit,yvana ronainn, 479 acre. vim a.,
% branches OF Sandy River and adjoining bounded nv the
SLOW macs IN me Jear 1876 McMii!on's Cunc liter
and being the sane tract of land devised 10 The
NJ ~ tlG WA o ms "'"eF Gideon FiOusuoy dec. This
WEI ne sold at Ptsy courthouse public ,ucop or
e rom DAY OF September next, that heins court day The
m 1i suit the purehaset The land viii he sold en or
10 parcels suims the Purehaers stock II horses or esr vii
~ received payment Capt Joseph b. DAVIS attend the
SAFE and IS iuiy authorised 10 sell the t mr.
chaser will first view the premises any rthe. descspIi "a
deemed unnecessary. JOHN l. FJOJr9 (nV
POwhatan county, Aug o. an 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
.UID TIZAY .HC4DEyY-

WI .rm'-annui examination Of pupils will take place
q" TUESDAY the 2oth Of September. The parents qua r.
ed 20 attend. '' u" ~
The neNi Session will on the f,s Monday in
Nemoer. All tie studies preparatory to entering the Soph-
h"ie ana junior Glasses at College taught
w n. PAGE aud EDWARD w KESNEY
iHee VIII he vacancy for additional pupils in con-
1thee Of SIX OF eight entering college. Books will ur
eim as heretofore, $50 for classical sos for English
scholars, the year consisting of 10 months.
Board can he had most respectable f,nile. AJ.
Lanshorne's Tavern, Cumberland county.
Sent 2. az ,,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
Ai:iRNHNL3N S-4LE

- I" decree OF the superior Of chancery
t.h nIo district, pronounced the day Of
tt 10, ~ tue two cases OF Hall Lyle Lyle vs.
III On me ]oh day OF September 1926, proceed
Re- r'c auction to the highest bidder, Powlia,an SUIT
@ ut cash. The Tract OF Land described the deed of
" m OF November 1906, from Zachariah Hall
., u""d trustee, for the heGeft of James Lyle and
&c ~ Ciede = and said to contain hund acres
G,t - yhs partly IN Powhltan and partly ia Chester
ep' ADJOINING the lands OF Benjamin Wakin. Reuben Win
ee Samuel ROPER and the buckingham the same
Ipence at 10 O'clock. ~
Sept8. az "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
BOARDIJVG VOIISE.

MRS Harriet Jones, has taken that very commodious
w AMI convenient establishment, called The WdNSTOy
HOOSE on + street, IN the city IT Richmond few door
above the Market Bridge al which she can accommodate
boarders by the day, week month, year Persons visiting
me city, either private Official business especially
with their families viii command the most sednious teros
Mrs Jones TO minister 10 their comfort Sheatter herself
that her will be moderate her exeriions 10 pe
unwestcd that she may (siou being sansune) expect
potion Of public patronage.
Sept 3. Ss-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

= UStttS "uIe ~ TnlUubIe Rcqt Esfnfe.
ES virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed y va, w H.
-, s thd hghi ms wife the first beafing date be ~ h
gay % august, 1919 the second, dated 18Th Nycnt
a55 o'h remaining Of Record ~ the clerks Office Of s 600,
o u''aSs OF me cry Of Richmond anI by coner 80 N
I've ssd deeds mentioned, will proceed ON the 2Db - ",
otP,. next on the premi At ~ O'clock 10 sell bv 80 ~
PuhHc auction, 10 The highest bidder all Of hat vlt ~ "
g,onnn .N9std @" g. and 9Th streets, ~ me CITY Of Rrb
ae.shted W tue Plan Of the said city, by ;he number m 90 M
l"o spacious brick buildings ond other Improvement
part now ~ the occupancy Of Mrs 1genlotf,n, i %
" occupiedby Mr.. Cox. Linncr '"' P'i' 'a'e-
The terms Of sale, Iy consent Of al o,,G,. Iii
ca'n as % The sum o." s27J} a. and 20 much in sl
- a. VIII be- sufficient 10 deiray the expcn.es a. ~,
10. me residue, Tire following credits viz Tor the 80 . go,
WI the Ut Nov i6l, 2Ot5 dollirs til The r., ~ e,'
on ig@@ dollars, oil The 1t Nov. fg23 on tslJ d
1T Nov 1879 1856 dollars, tli he IL No. tsan
1913 dollat' t!ltbc st 1884, the b,.sr H., a. @ m
payments n give negotiable notes satssctotv snl.'d &
deed Of trust ou The property. - '"''''''"' 'h" q
n SHEPPARD
August o. "ANNiS.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
35-t2t
WOIYCE

vnue OF deed OF trust, executed the subscriber. b
- Isaac Curd 10 several debts therein ,u,.j
will he sold to the highest bidder Goochand Court Ioe
on Saturday the 18th day Of October ne,t or cash two
OF Land, containing four hundred acres ben mari r III
tract sold A. b. Lewis the other contain, three hundred
and twenty acres, lying Genio creek and adjoining
Mrs Nary Watkins and Others both of .aid tract, IL @
G1ochland Courthouse The Subscribers acting a, ,re
will only convey such title is vested in them a, iIuee.
VIM MILLER, RI
CllAS. COOKE, trustees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
M.4RSHHL,S N.ALN

hs Rao~d D.tce pr@orn So a 81 Ire cIS o FOR
day tie scth d l"y e oS ~ lpn ss Dpuy h
, 20 fhe AigAest bidder for casa on the rn;,s ne
Of as Iii M ~ dae proceedings mentioned COR
co,tatv OF to s"Jy SAID decree) ty."g IN the
,,ro 80, ''Ndan Saf 10 one ht,dred and siry
Lyon ~ esd t'om Pefr Dnpy for TIE beeG, Of Se1
huiiref d aate tss eghee,th day IF Ma.ri, egh,en
80" Se'eH- sue 10 take pince a II o'c!ocL 4. ".
Sept.I % =. "OERR-fHt', ~ :. q. e.r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
POtrhGfall Lo1,J for 81

F0trhafal Lond for SAFE.
IL virtue Ii deed oi trust executed IN ,,o l;t $50
* the Goth day OF April, 1926 bv IIrnrv @ ~ On
, a VIE ana admitted to record nhe County Count Of
~ m M 90 ~',h day OF April, iS25 TOT the purpose of ,,cu
rs WI" ~ "eh, OF SUN money therein n,n,,r
esady W ne SOFA at public auction, the highest bidder for
C ~ al me front door OF the Eagle liorl IN lin. iii,
n W tue hrst far day thereafter that yauabs rsc 81
Su oMh..ah county, atJoiung the lands Of William
' JOSIAH Sinlh, Lutieberry Nciherland E,z .i.th S.
o;, .e man Da9knsham Road aud udbe,, creek,
@ G we've hundred and Thirty acres, more or less. or
e"i DIS VIII lie sufficient ia. sum. of noos,
'"eHHed' to be secured by the said deed. u "0Aey
r. n. NICHOLAS, D.,
p c r,,. WIN. NEKERyiS, Trustees
conducted by Thomas TAYLOR ''0'N' S"u VIII ne
Sept. !. 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
Trust Sole Of .Neorn-s

virtue OF deed OF trust nv James RoLc,ts II,
a. r on the 18th June, 1921, aud admitted 10 record IN
TIA clerk Ghice the Esd August IN the same vear Gr tc
purpose 0i securing the payment OF debt due to The late
ceh OF William FFiend co.. shall proceed To sell for cab
al Amelia courthouse, the Thu sday in enenb
heN he'hs court day all the Negroes conveyed in ad deed
remaining unsold at made IN Februrv isS4
oueh iitle as Is vested IA trustee shall convex,
mug - SO-tds JOHN L. LEIGH. TRUSTEE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
,pefiY "a sc OF Lease.

Y fNIIE g,L,..:I- - JO'
HE t Der 2y e's for SAFE that sreH kaoso1 and ,ahta
SDy III az me county ef Goochiad, caiied Jokisons
f:sesIs w ,ern IS upon The Three Nofehsd Road about
sinniy % rom Richmond aud Que IF the hest kno,gn
mostly i ' 'yaF; attached Il $50 acres If Iad
tS %eye" Ihs houses are large ad comn,oaogs. and
sl, ~ - on q me finest IN the vicinity IL is osre1 for
5,boi, & oe md t'ro years credit d credit upon tie
in M | sta', and fee yenrs pay the purchase 1toneg
j paying securing ne int,ret IL not sold or
~ ,t Sls', " 'gH De G6tred privately on tie Dr. iss
Sen, '| y october neat JAMES LYONS jr.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
Aprp22
PeniteHtiary AUCTION Sayes

w i'll Hs ,od m the Prn.tentitry Sim, -, Ali.
~ Ih"ofny 'he IN Ocobe nsri, between t,, I o'
'ni d""s worth Of Pennentnry Manufacture, 81 y
Wv N'''i t"i""5' tnem are quantity 81 .up.t,,r ~,
Clothing, Snoe', Wagon, Cart and Pfoush Ga r ~ Ego
's'A months cfedu viii be allowed an .nn. c,. -,
on ihe purchaser. gtvcutltcs negotiable ~ =
we Bank O." Virgins, with good cndofsef., f. ,i S 81
That amount, CASH will be- %, ,uf cd " SUMS under
,o THOMAS NELSON. r. Ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
FOR SaLE

w ofth. j m 'he OO' day oi September next in front
an - ~" Tavern IN the city of Richmond n,r.u,n, T.,
rom cue county court of ienrico nrgro man named
Over i've runaway remaining the Jail of said county
Sent. T. BURTON, d. S FOR VIM. Daudridre, S. nc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
August


-, "''''V'S I|"tUtt 10 I'OtCH0tuH Tor SuIe
pursuance oi two deeds Of trust executed to the
purpose OF securing the payment Of certain sum. IF
money therein mentioned The first executed he W. NI ~
snu Susnndh has vie, ON the 9Th day Of Jauay n3
70 Itcord ~ the county ceuit Of Powh1tar on be
Gay OF the sad month; the second executed M XVadc
nos'y on The 27h day oiJinary, ls2l and admitted TO re-
oa 70 ie ssd county court Of Fowhatan on The Ig dsv ar
y""y io< we viii sell At public auction 10 the birj,
nadef ior ready money at the front door OF the EagI ~
III e cry oi Richmond, on Monday the oh dny of Ortbe
next iiiri ohetwHe the first fsr DAY thereafter ~ IL
be estate IN Powhsau, which the sad wade Maby '
IesiJesi containing about $50 Of land more ar ~
much thereof rs Will he sufficient IN pay tt. ..t 80 ~
money intended tn be secured by SID deeds, ''' u
Y. ". NiCHOLAS.J
- O. -- WA. NEKEiVIs, Iru'ec'.
rection Of Thomas Taylor. 10Y '"''' '"e Ut
August -. -, g.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

- ie''er from Laguira, of the IIth of A,o,s.
pun'shed IN the Mercantile ADVERTISE. saTs.
"a small boat arrived this morning from Por,o
IaFeHo' which brings the pleasing intelligence rs
'he arrival at Valencia of an Aid of Gen RoIi,,.r
WIN dispatches to Gen. Psez. 1t is said, and w,.
IN hopes viii prove true that Bolivar himself
month"; '' III aii 'h!s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
LuNaIle HgepIlnL- IlILLD

~ Vllo6h hereby gwen that sil tse cell. IN f,,
mil 49, l' s"" t.'i n' more patient efi be- r,ec
'i D'' ~ ihe ,'id cell are ,ui ,lue notice ~,
' 5NeE ~ "rdei "i The Court VI U,retf,,s '' WIZ
LEO HENLEY. c.,.L
W gsrr,t moor C,I1Ftg'ii'y large gsnbn of Fjc1,
be PAID IN Cash, by T9p. tl ~! mrhet price will
iune u.s. mos NELSON, P.A.P
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15
EXECNIOR1N N1I- ~


virtue oil the last Will and testament of Beui,,, w
Clehan dec.l, Is executor he eof, will on NnJa m -
"a oil coher next Al ~ o'clock, the EAGLE Hotel m ,J
Guy Of ti' hmond ia not athe hur the far J
PoHsiy seiiihdi very valuable tract Of land nat
"'lohSed 10 the sad Coleman, containing about one
acres situated wi nun two three miles OF the half wa, Lo
oe'"ee" fofk and Hampton, and Lambs creek ,s ,v
se OF i',Sable and deep water branch Of Charlie. .o
ues called Pocosor RIVER The Improvement, on t. trct
are an excellent Brick Dwelling House large Barn XIII
~ OseIseefs House, aud negro quarters. The land l. vi
supposed ny many persons 10 lie fertile the he. ami
III uIuucester county, Back River i'm Elz,b.t .
county; ana IS well adapted TO the culture Of corn ,ybc, &
~ Shu oN',"n at tile time will he sold t,.
interest OF tue said Coleman, about 100 acre. Of b
sldnds h YORK county, which considered by all ,sb are
acquainted with henI The best range the lower part of VIZ
S Tor Ians stocks OF cattle and mules The land near N
nan way mouse will be shcwn by Thomas g. RUSSELL En f
'hsl place, 10 persons DESTROYS Of PURCHASING - ~
Terms 1t tie sale which will be conduee, bv Nor 1t
oInon Pieaants, cash for fourth II The
money, ana Tor the balance edit one two l Cr
Yeas WIN be given payable in equal iuaments for bond,
Mn sPpo'ed security bearing interest lfon The dv Of ale
and deeds Of trust on The property to secure their
JOHN SHEPPARD
,,o- Lreclor IF y. ~. Coleman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

~ tract 81 Land called iIill Grove eonfsini,. L
1,,Oy acres lying ~ the lower end Of Anci,s eo,f 10y
me,y adveted IS ll Tor sale. II would make ~, i,
oy,o1 plantation u will be sold al tozather or Je,,d c,
Ps,Ses. The Terms will heaccommodf,nc ~
"'s"'"' "'''h4 ee-n JeM q. GILES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-15

-Rerico. "A letter has been rece;,..a :, All;
from Mr.. poinseit our minister 70 McxioO 's 49,,
~" |uiy' stating that he had jus. concluded and
1'snea treaty between that government, and the
on'led States Mr.. ponsett also adds. that he
n"u NOT The slightest doubt but that the treaty would
" ''''i'ed ~ tie two houses of the Mexican Con-
". y Eu1