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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13

I'HE subscriber has just received the
l. third Volume OF Randolph's Reports,
and the Gentemans' New Pocket Farrier, Sd
edition, enlarged and improved, by Richard
Mason, Nj. d. @. a. WxTHERa.
April 8.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13
LAND FOR SALE,

10y virtue of deed of trust, executed
- TO the subscriber. by Mark Anthony, to
secure the payment OF a debt due the Com.
monweal,h OF Virginia, shall, on Monday,
the 18th day of April next, at Pittsylvania
Court House, it being the day of the election,
pU,uireiy proceed TO sell to the highest bidder.
for Cash, A TRACT OF LAND,
containing AGO AND LEA ACRES,
lying upon stanton Rner, in the county a
toresaid, being the same land formerly ewned
by Jacob Knbsamen, aud after his death es.
cheated TO the Commonwealth of Virginia,
aud sold by james NJ. Williams, escheator for
the county of Pittsylvania, TO the said Mark
Anthony. The deed of trus, is duly recorded
in the county court OF PittsyIvania Acting
a, trustee shall convey the title vested in me
by said trust deed. THOS. WILLIAMS.
March %. cplds33
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13

A Il the rules held 10 the Clerks office
"A ofthe county court of Franklin, the 9Th
day OF March, 1896.
Samuel Helm, Pr.
against
William Downey and Gatewood ouarles,
Dens.
The defendants not having entered thcif
appearance and given security according
thee OF Assembly and the rules otthls courts
and it appearing TO the satisfaction OF ne
court, that they are not inhabitants OF this
state On the motion of the plaintiff by couh.
sci, II is ordered that the said defendants 40
appear here on the first Monday in June nes',
and answer the bin of the PLAINTIFF And ina,
a copy OF this order be forthwith publishes
in the virginian, for eight weeks successIyeiy.
and that another copy be posted at the from
door Of the Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy--Teste,
Sb no. N. DICKINSON, o. c.rf'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-13

THOMAS J. DUyAx.
HAS just received supply of the above
Medic'ne, as agent Tor the Proprietor.
March 81. 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02
WILMINGTON, Del. FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1926
State Of Det.1Oare.


Nezocasfis County. So.
WllEkEAS, by Ac of the General Assembly of said
w State, passed at the last thereof was
ted hat The electors Of randywne hundred should there.
ATE hold their general and special elections the Green
Of 'randywne- Provided, That the Wilmington and G eat
Valley Turnpike company, and the Whining and Phla
dephla Turnpike Company, Shall respectively be.
tore the fourth day OF july next ensuing their crnse
under the seal of their respective Corporations, thereby
eXemptng the electors of sa hundred from the payment
OF tolls in going 10, returning FROM any general
special election &c and shall said license be re-
corded in the office for the Recording of Deeds, New.
castle, and to be published two Newspapers in the
Borough OF Wilmington for the period OF month after
issuing the
NOW This as TO certify, That, agreeaby the provisions
ct the said act, the President and Managers If the VIII
mngton and Great Valley Turnpike Company, do now,
ereby, issue and grant their license, exempt the cleo:
ors of BrandyWne hundred gog to- returning from,
any general special elections hereaf be held in the
Vi age of Brandywine, for sad hundred, from The pay
men of tolls while actually engaged going to, aud re-
turning from, said general and special elections
88&& WITNESS the Seal of he said Company,
VI LIS W this thirteenth day of May in the year 1876
Ss&*&e EDWARD TATNALL, President.
Newcastle County,
State of Ueia1vare:
Recorded in tie Rjls Office at Newcastle, in and for the
County of Newcastle, III Book d. Vol 4lh, page 1885,
In testimony zuhereo, have hereunto set my hand,
sEAL and affixed the seal of said Office New castle,
May 18Th, A. ID. 1926
54-1mpf MATTHEW KEAN, Recorder.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02


(Conciuded)
"if you or any oher individual can explain
whence il a. ose, that was hardly put in possession
Of the p,ize for which so long sighed, ere it began
to lose its value in my eyes, will freely adm, that
men are not overruled in their deeds and wills by an
irresistible fate That ever ceased to love Lucy
say not. Far from it. doaed upon her ever. ev-
err doat upon her memory now-1 mean that alb
hor and execrate myself for my behaviour towards
her But what thena We had been married little
more than six weeks. when began to see thousand
things in her general demeanour OF which l could
not approve Sometimes she was a great deal too
affsctionate towards mysef-it was silly nay it
produced suspicion that it could not be real. l
checked it. and checked it rudely. AT other times
she was too cold and distant; l more than once
caught her weeping. hated tears, and told her
so. Then her unwearied attention to the poor and
to the schools Disguised me. l became gloomy.
MOI ose irritable. At last determined to return
again into public lie Ambition was now the idol
Of my worship | resolved to shine in Parliament,
and Tor this purpose bargained for seat, the
preventative Of neg hborng borough, at the tri.
fling cost Of seven Thousand pounds
My gentle Lucy endeavored once, and only
once, to disir me from my scheme. As matter
of course, imputed her opposition to the worst
motives. and in truth, had my mind not been pre-
virusy made up the matter, the very fact OF her
having ventured to speak against it would have de-
termned me I brought my bargain to close.
To make good my stil uations, was obliged once
more to have recourse 10 the plan of an annuity
| and as my creditor CHANGED to be aware that the
estate wa entaiieG he farther insisted upon my in
surfing my life. For the loan of seven thousand
pounds, accordingly lessened my revenues by
seven hundred; having little move than twelve
hundred a.year to supper. my new dignity.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02
300 REV ARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber Friday the 10Th of
Ia Nav negro man named HENRY, 90 years old, not
very black about five inches high, broad face with
gh cheek bones and Large size when spoken to has
Considerable impeachment in his speech the clothes he
into oxford Neck or Dorchester county, from circum-
of small bateao having been taken off the
night from the adjoining farm.
ALSO-Ran away on Sunday night the 21st of May a
negro man named BIIIhe known in the neghborhood
by ,e name of BILL BUCK, but he calls himself WILL
HAMMOND very quick in his motons very black, about
i've feet inches high he very laxative, carried
Nth him one suit Of old krrsey clothes, bluc coh coat
supposed to have H. J.. Edin5nds'n written the lining
If the sleeve, pair of striped Cashmere patsoons two
Pair of shoes, and 10 or 15bs OF bac,n-fie is halt
brother 10 Henry and The ptobabi they together
Whoever shall take the above mentioned negroes. either
Of them and secure them in gao that get them
again, shall receive fifty do lars for each OF hem
CHARLOTTE l.. EDMONDS0N
Talbot county, MI. May %. l826. 55-9
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02
State Of DeLawafe.

State Of DeAa1oafe,
.Neucastie County:
wv IEREAS, by Act ofthe General Assembly of said
w State, passed the last thereof it
ed, that the electors of hundred should there
a hold their general and special elections at the Green
Tree tavern occupied by JoelI B ally, in the village
Of dywine-ProUidd, That the Wilmington and Great
Valley Turnpike Company, and the Wilmington and Pia-
elpha Turnpike Company, shall, respectively, or be-
re the fourth day OF July next ensuing issue their license
nde the seal of their respective Corporations, thereby
exemptng the electors of said undrs from the payment
Of tolls in going returning from, any general
special election &C., and shall said license be
corded in the office for the Recording of Deeds New
castle, and 10 be published in two Newspapers in the
Borough Of Wilmington for the period of month at er
issuing the
NOW this IS to certy That, agreeably to the provisions
u tie said act, the President and Managers of the Will
nngton and philadep hia Turnpike Company, do nov
erebY and grant their license, exempng the cleo
of Braadywlne hundred going to- and returning from,
general special elections hereafter to be held in the
Village of Brandy wine for said hundred from the payment
f oils while actually engaged in going to, and returning
from, said neral and special elections
&&as5 WITNESS the seal OF the said Company.
T. LIS 4 this twentv-nnth day Of April, in the year Of
Il 4 u q Lord 1926
ROBERT HAMILTON, Presdent
Ne,ocastle County,
State Of Deia7oare: IS.
Recorded in the Rolls Office at Newcastle, in and frthe
County of Newcastle, in Book d. Vo 4h page 284, &c
In testimony whereof have .ereunio set my hand
TsEAL and affixed the seal OF said Office, at Newcastle
Mal 18Th, A. ID. 1926.
54-1mpf MAI iHEW kEAN, Recorder
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02

SUPPLEMENT to the entitled g An act di Getting
the priority Of payment Of the debts of persons dying
within this government.
Be enacted Iy The Senate and House Of Representatives.
of e Sute Of Ie.oare General assembly lha the
first section of the act to hch this supplement, be and
the same IS hereby repealed made null and vud provided
nevertheless that this act shall be construed effect
cd.
SECTION g. And be enacted That the Secretary of State
cause certified copy # this acl to be Published in the De-
aaae Gazette and he American Watchusn two OF TIT
newspapers published in this State, fr he space of one
month. ARNOLD NtUDAlN
Speaker of the House OF Representatives,
CHARLES POLK,
Passed at Dover, Speaker OF the Senate
January 81, 1926
Office Of The Secretary Of The State Of Ieiaavare
DOVER 24th May 1926.
CERTIFY the above TO be cory It the original
act now remaining among the records IN this office
Sec ,tary & STAG.
The following is copy Of the section repealed by the
act, Of which the above is copy.
Sec l. Re enacted By his erceHency Sir William Keith.
Buroet SIC. and By and with the aduice and consent Of The
freetne, &c, Tha where debs due by any son
whatsoever any the inhabitants of this government, 10
all wit ht same, priority OF Judgment and exrct
ton for debts due from any person Whatsoever shall be al
lowed to the inab ta If this governments and that no
foreign debt shall be paid by any executor or administrator
till the debts due The in ahans OF this government be
This government for the assets in such executors or
administrators hands would reach before such foreign debts
paid Proriied that The demand be made within six
months AFTER the death of such debtors any law act GUS
ION usage to The contrary hereof In any wise notwh-
Nantcp-l Vol, Del Laws page 81. 55-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02
NOTICE.

n hereby given, that SAMUEL MCINTYRE, of Pencader
hundred, IN the County of Newcastle and State. of Della
waie did the 18th day Of April 1926, execute to TIL
oplog him. his individual eapacity, in trust tor the
enet Of such creditors shall before the fit eenh
sy Of July next release the said Samuel Nc
lare.
An persons indebted the said Samuel McTnre, are
requested 10 make immediate payment to The subscribers
and the credit rs of the said Samuel McInre inoi med
nat release, in proper form. left with the subscribers,
for their signatures SAMUEL BLACK,
LEVI BOULDEN,
18th Anril, 1926. 43- l4tp .4ssignee8
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02
The Trustees of the Poor

NF Newcastle County will hold special meeting at the
~ Poor House, Monday the 18TH OF june at 10
o'clock, A. NJ to take measures agree ably to an Act Of
The General Assembly of the State of Delaware, to pre-
Vent persons not having legal settlement IN Newcastle
County from becoming cbargahle to said County, and for
aher purposes. BY order,
II. HEALD, Sec'ry.
May a. 1926. s5-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-06-02
Number 1856.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN

The terms are, those who pay, during the month of
January or july six months in advamce-Four Dollars
year From who do pay above, Fire Dollars
will be demanded. If sub criber wishes to decline, he
must notify the edit RS of his Intention before the first Of
June or December and pay all arrearagcs. Without
compliance with these conditions paper will be dlscon-
,inued except the option of tie editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for a term
less than tn ee months four times for dollar, and
" cents every subsequent insertion longer pro-
norton. Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their he Inserted or they
will be continued till forbid Letters the Editors to in
sure attention must be post laid.
ddDerns,ng bytheyear.
TO Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
1year SIS 90 year Sl8, 00
months 8. months 9, 80
8 do a, 50 do S, %
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NOTICE,

rs hereby given that JOHN BRlN Kl.E of Whining
ton, Delaware Merchant, did the ,1st March, 1896
execute to the subscribers assign of all his
and property belonging him. his individual capacity,
trust for the benefit of such credit shall
fore he first Monday in July next cute Release to thu
sad John Brinckle. All persons indebted 70 the SAID
John II. Blncke requested TO make immediate pay
ment to the subscribers and the creditors of the said John
r. Brinckle informed thai release is left with the
Subscribers, for their signatures.
pCHARI.ES ID PETERSON,
THOMAS II. BRINtKI II,
Wilmington Del, April / 1896. .4ssignees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

\ gu told them you still had your fears put could
only advise.
have thus hastily compiled with your dir &c.
uon' emitting of course, many of the details OF a
tedious, and doubtful, and may add, anrious me-
go'iation-but preserving the outlines, (except the
interviews with the Mcintosh party, s which r.la
TED to the provisions in the treaty, and to which
they assented,) and where I esteemed it impor-
tant, the facts in detail.
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS L.. MCKINNEY.
Letter from the Chairman ofthe Conference 10
the Secretary Of H'ar.
WAsHINGToN, l6,h Nav 1915
SIR In therepor of Thomas L. M'Kenpev
accompanying your communication of Yesterday
u Is stated that" after the signing of the treaty.
kidge and Vann brought paper to him, saving the
chieis had agreed 10 the payments 10 the persons
whose names were upon it, and in the sums oppo-
site each respectively.' 1t is desirable to the
committee TO ascertain if that paper cor,espondeI
with the one TRANSCRIBED in our Communication. or
II II differed, in what particulars.
we have to ask you, also, to send 10 us a COW
OF Our letter of yesterday.
We have the honor 10 be-
Very respectfully,
Your obcdient Servant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
FRIDAY, MAY 10.
IN SENATE.

The bill for the relief of James Monroe, and the
bill authorizing the Secretary Of the War Depart
ment to purchase site for an Arsenal at St. Louis.
in the State OF Missouri, and to provide for the
erection Of an arsenal on the same. were read a
third time, passed, and returned TO the House
On motion Of Mr.. Van Buren,, the Senate pro-
ceeded to consider the report of the managers on
the part Of the Senate, at the conference on the
disagreeing votes of the two Houses on the amend
ment proposed by the Senate, TO the bill making APP
preparations to carry into effect the treaty conclud-
ed between the u. States and the Creek Indians,
ratified on the I'D Of April, 1926
long discussion ensued, in which Messrs Van
Buren,, Holmes, Harrison, Tazewel, Benton.
Byanch, Berrien and King, took part.
IN the early pa't of the debate, Mr.. Van Buren,
submitted resolution hat the Senate instruct their
conferees 10 insist on their amendment. This was
subsequently modified, on the suggestion Of Mr..
Holmes, so as to read as follows:
ReS0lUed That the Committee Of Conference
the part OF the Senate be instructed to agree TO
the proposition Of the conferees Of the House OF
Representatives on the amendment Of the Senate
70 the bill making appropriations for carrying into
effect the Treaty with the Creek Indians.
The resolution was agreed to.
Mr. Harrison then, partly from some crcum-
stances which arose out Of the preceding debate,
and partly from the quantity of business yet TO be
acted on, and the little prospect there was consi-
dering the length Of the Debates TO act on it all by
tomorrow night, offered resolution proposing 10
extend the session to Thursday next; which, after
some discussion between Messrs. Harrison, Hayne,
Berrien, Benton, Branch, Chandler, Mscon, King
and Rowan, was concurred in, by yeas and nays,
as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Barton. Benton, BerTien Bou-
ligny, Branch. Chambers, Chase, Eaton, Findlay,
Harrison, Hendricks, Johnston, Lou. King, Lloyd,
Ma rks, Noble, Pckens, Reed, Robbins, Ruggles,
Stafford, Seymour, Smith, Thomas, Van Buren,,
W6odbury--26.
TAYs--Messrs Bell, Chandler, Dickerson,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
TRu9T N.aLE

DY virtue Of deed trust from Edward Mosev bearing
- date Che 20th Sept 1924 and recorded in he county
count Of Powhstan, made 60 the payment certain
debt therein mentioned 10 Alexander Archer the subcro
Of the trustees therein appointed will sell public auc
on Tor CASH IN front Of Scugy Tavern, Pohan court
house, Thudy The 18Th dsy Of June NEXT that 6cing court
day, the following slaves viz P0npey, Jatk Chester Rose
Jenny and Cf and he increase q be said slaves since the
date oi TIC said dce'. IT. RHODES.
nIar %. fnaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

Edwards, Harper, Hayne, Holmes, Kane, knight.
Macon, Rowan, Tazewell, White, Williams III.
And then the Senate adjourned to Z O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
MIR. White moved that the Senate insist on its
amendment to the bill for the relief OF James Mon
roe, disagreed TO by the other House, and that a
Committee OF Conference be asked for. The mo-
ton was carried, and Messrs. White, Hayne, and
Tazewell, were appointed managers on the part Of
the Senate.
And at IL O'Clock at night, the Senate adjourn
ed 10 O'Clock tomorrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23
Trustees Sale of real Eqtal1

10y virtue n deed of trust executed the subscher Nv
Dlhny NorIs and Sally hs wife sud ~. Jones AMI
fd'nee h wc b. sfus date 23th May, 1870 end -eeorI
90 hc county court n enrco for the benefit 81 rersin er,
"hps Morn" Jones, will be offered saie at pubc
auction bsioe the door Of the Esg Hotel, ~ the ery ~
ehaoud On tdiy PSI June. 1915, Lot II Ground lying
nh" county ~ eufcr md Within the jurisdiction The oy
OF Richmond containing by estimation acrcs roods and %
POLES "n which - siuated suitable buildings Cor The accouf-
dii'I o 'na ilmiy One and two years credit will be
ahoFcd The purchaser giving hrnd wifi approved personal
security anl q deed " tusto fhe rfonsrty.
JAMES mAIISOH fus'ef,
Ai'y ~ f-fisF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

PHrLADELPHIA May 10 John Randolph Of
Roanoke, arrived in this city this morning, in the
steam boat from Newcastle. He embarl.s in the
Alexander tomorrow, FOR Liverpool.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

ton tie letter Of James Barbour, CSC.
Ai,nnn,cated to hun by the Com
iD The terms ot the agreemsna
ut'oh q The money TO be received I'M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

Hon. Mr. BENTON, and
Mr.. M'LANE,
Chdi'mcn Of Committee Of Conference.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

81 Mr. Twewelr coaelttc Speech Dir. D5anolTs Re-.
nin"n, on u Nay-Opimtb and GrdgoH dtllyed only
from TIC pressure OF The elong Proceedings Cong ts they
WI certainly appear in Tie 81 th, the twetk
Nesi'r on Mt Gfiisims appointment IN nest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-23

the Secretary of War, in full Council OF the ma
ton, convened upon notice for that purpose
Your Conferees, believing that the amendment of
The Senate. is within their rightful power of Legis-
iation upon the subject, and sensible that there
can be no doubt OF its superior efficacy effect the
object in view, have not felt that they would be
justified IN agreeing to the substitute. without the
express instructions OF the Senate.
DEPARTMENT. OF WAR, .ilay Is, 1926.
Gentlemen {: To avoddelay, hasten to ac-
knowledge the receipt of your communication of
to-day, and incose the report of the officer TO
whose Superintendent is committed the Bureau OF
Indian Affairs, "a disclosing the information re-
quested. 1t may be necessary TO add, that the De-
Partment has adopted no measure whatever, in re-
Terence TO the paper referred TO in your communi-
cation. Whatever has been done, or is proposed
TO be done, is contained in the treaty. For al
though was advised, Col. Benton is aware 10
approach the influential chiefs with secret gra,ui-
ues justified as urged, by the usases of the
Government, re'emnorily refused 10 do so; S: de-
,ermined, tina; whatever given the price OF the
iand, should appear on the face of the treaty lis
distribution, al their own instance, is considered no
ah'ir OF this Government, except far as humani-
~ was concerned in preventing disturbance To
my advice, they replied, their authority as repre-
sentlng their tribe had not been questioned as TO
the sale OF their lands, md hey could no. see the
propriety OF its being doubted 10 the receipt of
the purchase money, and that they are willing 10
be responsible for all consequences.
Your obedient servant