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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21
March
Cottage Gyoue Tavern for SAT-.

-
h hortber Wishing to sell out offers his Tract Of Land
y lying in the upper end Of Chesterfield county t,entyye
mules from Hchmond SD five from Goodt Bridge containing
about three hundcd aud eighty acres, third u which IN
blacksmith aud Wheelwrgh shops, good apple and peach or
chards The snd well adapted To- the cultivation of corn
wheat sud cotton Terms will be made known by applying to-
w, sipsciioer onthe place. JOHN BASS, Sen.
ON
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Messrs John d. Hawkins, Richard Bovd Al

Niessrs. John IL. Hawkins, Richard BOYD, Alex-
~ o ander Boyd, Philip Raney and Blair Burwen
w WIZ please Take Motto That shall on he a. Az
ana Oh days OF April next the tavern house Of W
owns oil boydon, in the county and 800,
sngnhn, between the hours Of 9oooek in the morn;, sJ =
o'clock IN the evening Of each day TO take az
and oss nussei Richard H. Walker Peyion b. nweii
.ne superior Court Of Cbaneery for the Rchmosd D;,; ~
arc az, Pisniih and you aud each Of you and other
- am respectfully, TuoMXS f:]ST nve "''
Feb %, 1925. h0 a Sov IDB'
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.NOTIGE

MAS eommedio the Jail of Pendleton county on The 10Th
w day OF November last, runaway, negro boy WIN
says ms name Bib. and that he belongs 10 George NAV
hsld OF Essex county Va. When committed he had on hI.
cloth coat yellow Jeans pan,aloOns and waisteoa and fur
high, stout made dark compexon and has small scar ON nj;
et eyebrow The Of said negro requested 10 CONT
the law directs IIIZ: SIITI(; lsR n. ~ ~ =, a.
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TEXTILE EDUCdTYO.M

VIE School at the residence Of the subcfiber
- ny MIS- udd last year, will he continued as;n ,I,
en' year under her Erection. Phe course of insruc,inn
Pses id course for an accomplished and u,ef,
ne terms me same as heretoore for all cbnres ,
craving and music 81 per session ten months 9o ,,
a,a IN the balance in two equal payments the r, AZ
% VI 'e months and the balance at the end Of the se
non Music will be 20 dollars per quarter Of Sc .son @
drawing and painting 10 dollars per session. 81"
Powa.,,, ~ p, L. II. MosBY.
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virtue ola deed Of tru 10 me by Abraham r.
= ohdre and OF record in the clerks Office of The coun,y
court OF buckingham, shall sell on;he 25lh of March a26
IN tue town OF Newmarket in the county of Nelson for cash
i!ie OF Land containing 5l6 acres lying on James River adj
onnS The iandsof WmH Cshell, the of Thomas Log
wood @c Will convey such title vested in me nv said
deed OF trust AID none other The title believed 10 be nis
putabIe. MAYO CsREfI y,., .i'
February %. On ,yts
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Yaluable Pronertu for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I'm

Hdtaoole properly Jor sule-Ju2lpeT Hill.
WIS very valuable tract Of land, lying Meherru ry
a and which the subscriber resides contains about 500
acres, and Tor fertility, well known OF very superior
quality About 700 cultivation and web enclosed
hody Of about 800 good land and almost entirely
prime soil Tor tobacco The quantity of low GROUND on th.
tract may he about go The buildings are new and
valuable The situation high and healthy; the land abun.
dainty supplied with timber and well atered there is an
orchard OF 1000 we'll selected of app le near
plum aud cherry grape vines and ornamental trees The
distance TO Rchnond about 3d. Petersburg IS and 10
famve 70 miles, and about average to Hampden
ncy COLLEGE, Prince Edward Charlotte Mecklenbrr Motto
way coufthoues, &c miles Those who may such
purchase respectfully invited 10 the soil TO
iof ihemeiye' IL probable that another opportunity
10 purchase another such body of equally excellent soil will
not perhaps cannot present Itself this part of the country
Inc subscriber DESTROYS discharge certain Just claims agan,
him. also assumed; and order make early and ne
eesary for the receipt Of his family on real
estate he holds in TIE West, prefers sell privately but if moi
od ny the 18th day of April then DAY Lunen-
burg e0urhou'e beng Superior Court day, proposes sell
ling publicly ~ "
TERMS.-Cash for sixth the amount of the purchase
out TO accomnodae the purchaser negotiable al either
OF the Banks OF Richmond Petersburg, pay that sum in
nnedays from the day of sale, will be accepted the remain
er IN ye equal annual payments, with from the first
day oi DECEMBER next but the remied if The
principal punctuaily paid Bonds be executed by h.
purchaser when conveyance will he made and Civ
en- III due time 10 seed wheat. conveyance in trust of The
premises mst he duly executed aud good personal security
required, Tor the payment OF the instanen
WIN. BOWIE CoWAN.
iunehouss county, Aarc ii. 102-tI7thA
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WAS committed 10 the iai Of the town of Petersburg "a
runaway, OH the 9TH day OF October last negro boy nam
Gu Lewis who says he belongs 10 Mr. Cato Kennedy who
ives IN Lenor county, ~ c. He is feet half inches
hish light complicated; has the forehead which he
says was occsoed ny kick from horse
LEFT elbow which he was occa.ionrd by burn and an
peasio ne about twenty years age The requested
10 come forward prove property pay charges and take him
away, or he wall he dealt with as the law directs.
jan s. 7I-wI2t ROGER MNJTOPy ,no-
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Werner Stauaeher. Of the three confederate, or M
teldot dIu had been alarmed by the envy with which the
wealth and comfur wicn distinguished his dwelling II %
not however until a,oed by hc enireaies of his wife
van who seems TO have heon Of an eroio spirit that was
which Switzerland was finally delivered. y
See the hsautiin between SauIcher and hi, wife
IN oeh,ers Wilhelm Tell So ernst, men fieund Ieh ken
jich ni.hi mehr," &c ~ 49,"
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N 0IlqE shereby given that there are vacant CELLS in
we ttn@ie Hospital in The City Of Williamsburg for
Byorder of the Court Of Directors
n -, LEONARD HENLEY, c. C. d
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TO COTTON GROWERS,

tflE subscriber has erected in the rear
oihe one present occupied by him Cary wher.
ne will receive COTTON Storage, free of charge che
Planter sold lying his houses Storage charged in
all when the cotton aken lie will either sell on
Commission give in casa hghes, price paid the mar
ket. MADISON WALTUAII
Sent IS. 4I-w6m
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NHE subscriber wishes TO purchase pair Of gentle we'll
Il broke CARRIAGE HORSES. Bays would be preferred
THOMAS L. POY rHRESS,
f9n 10 95--wU Charles City Courthouse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-03-21

In Geo. Quiroga's house at Betanzss, in Cali
cha, The sword Of honor which was decreed TO him
by the Cones, for his conduct in the Isle Of
Leon, has recently been seized. This sword " as
destroyed publicly by the hand of an executioner,
and afterwards thrown mo tie water in presence
Of IN immense concourse
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17
From the Providence, R. I Religious Messenger.
INTEGRITY OF HEART.

Destitute Of this God like principle, man makes
poor progress through life. The community de-
void Of it is in deplorable condition. II is for
the want of it that society is incumbered with so
many guards which it is found necessary to set
upon its members, in the form of bonds and the
like Did this principle pervade the mass of men,
written obligations, locks, bolts, and every thing OF
this nature would be unknown.--Then would men
do as they would have others do 10 them.
Integrity of heart will not permit person to
seek his -" that is, TO get the better of anoth
in trade. He will no, get anoihers goods for as
small sum as he can: he would be unwilling
even TO accept Of them under their value if thus
offered to him: he wishes to give for them what
they are worth. And far indeed is it from him to
take advantage of snoher's msfortunes to enrich
himself. Upon this principle some have thought
proper to decline purchases at auction, where pro
perty is frequently sacrificed at half its value, 10
the great injury Of ite unfortunate possrssor. Strict
integrity would lead the purchaser Of such goods,
unusual as the thing would be, TO make up the deli
cheney TO the original owner.-Strict integrity
breaks the bands OF the opprcssor, and bids the op
pressed go free 1t gives every one his due 1t is
The death of injustice; frauds, wrongs abuses, can
not survive in its atmosphere.
Were strict integrity to predominant, 1t would
soon turn the world upside down." Many now
rioling on the spoils wrested by their sires and
grandsres from the hard earnings Of the poor,
would restore their i.linherited wealth to its right
owners. "Man's iphumanity to man. would no
longer make countless thousands mourn !" n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17
Notice to Manufacturers.

TDRoPoSAlS will be received this Office, to furnish
n for the of the United States Army, for The year
1896 the following enumerated articles of American Manu-
factire:
Leather Caps and Leather Stocks,
Blue Cloth dyed in indigo, Ga wide,
Gray Twicd Cloth, Ga wide,
Cotton Drilling unbleachcd, and 70 wide,
Cotton Stirring do. 7-8 wide,
Flannel of cotton and wool, and 70 wide,
Wooden Half Stockings Germantown manufacture, per
dozen pairs,
Wooden Foot Socks, do. do.
WOODEN Gloves, do. do.
Laced ioo,tecs, per pair.
Shoes per pair,
Spades and Shovels, per dozen-and
Drums, complete.
To be delivered at the United States Arsenal, near
Philadelphia and 10 be subject strict inspection. Sam
pies of the foregoing articles will be exhibited this Of
cc and patterns Of WOODEN and cotton cloths will be
mted to those manufacturers who may apply for them,
accompanied by sac information as shall be asked for
The proposals be in writing, sealed anu endorsed
Proposals" and will be received until the 4h of March,
1926. c. IRVINE,
Comn,issary General Of Purchases.
Commssary Generals Office,
philadelphia, February 6, 1926 24-7t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17

Ioao 10 get rid ofa .fripnd-A London paper
recommends the following simple remedy against
that common compliant, troublesome acquaint.
ance. g If he i. poor, lend him some money if he
is ri. h, ask him to lend you some: Both methods
are said TO be effectuaI.'
Curious Entry When Mr. Alexander Gun
was dismissed from the custom of Edinburgh, the
entry made against him was, A. Gun discharged
for making false report y
Conformity to the World.--There is an old and
wise proverb teaching the propriety Of complying
with the requisites of the various fashions OF the
inhabitants of the earth, which is expressed in the
words and to the effect as follows When you are
in Rome do the Romans do.' A new and i'm
proved reading of the ancient adage, is mentioned
in newspaper printed down East" as given by
a learned member of Congress, When you are in
Turkey do as the Turkeys o!''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17
LINES
TO THE rNEMoRY OF LORD BYRON.

The following lines from the pen ofan iilerate pea
SAINT OF Ayr the native county of Robert Burns 1t wou
be too much praise TO that the mantle of Burns has de
scended upon this peasant for they few indeed, uheh
er peers or peasants, who could make any preiensos
wear It, But there is poetical feeling in this untutoret
| strain. Ed ~ r lii Car
The harp, of The minstrel is hung in the hall!
And his fleeing existence is DER;
ana sui are its strings, as it sleeps the wall
Like the fingers that swept it before
His eye, so bright, has been robbi of its fire
His bosom, once wild as the wave,
Which the shrill note of Libeitys trump could inspire,
Or the heart-thrilng tones of the we'll swept lyre
Is silent and still as the grave.
"He had evil within hm"--we see the dark shade
When his bosom's deep secrets we scan;
Tet his arm was still lifted the freeman to aid
And his deeds shed lustre on man.
1t the dark cloud of hate DER his bosom did loWr
If he wish'd TO the desert to flee,
He was only the foe of the minon of powr
Who, fend-like, stalks the earth for an hour,
But was ever the friend of the free.
The soft scenes Of Nature for him had no charms,
The riv'let and fast fading flower
Awak'd not his soul ike the horrid alarms
When nation is wrecked in an hour.
In the dark sweeping storm by Omnipotencc driven,
In the fash and the long pealing roll,
In the rocking of earth, in the frownng of heay'n
When the pillars of Nature seem trembling and ry'n
Twas beam Of delight to his soul.
AS he WANDERED toh GreeccN DER thy once-hallowd
ground,
And stood on the warriors grave,
lie heard but the voice Of oppression around,
And saw but the home of the slave
As he gazd through the vista of ages gone by,
In the glory and pride Of the WORLD
As he gazd on the ruins that round him did lie,
1t drew from his bosom a sorrowful sigh,
Where Tyranny's flag unflrld.
He tun'd his wild harp Ger the ruins of Greece,
His strains were imprisoned and strong,
They solaced his heart like seraph of Peace,
While her freedom with his song.
And when the bright of their freedom arose,
His heart full Of rapture ador'd,
The mornin, had dawn'd on their fatal repose,
Their simbers were broken, they rusld their foes
To SILVER the chains they abhorr'd
Did he fall in the struggle when Greece would be free
Twas a star botted out on their shore,
But his lowering spirit yet trumphs with thee,
Though his brave arm aid thee no more.
He expired as the torch of thy glory grew bright
In the glorious noon of his day;
HIS triumph was short, like the meteor of night,
As it flashes DER heav'n with its long train Of light
For, like it, he VANISHED away.
You have The bright summers sun sink in the west,
And the glores thai shrcuded him there,
Like the spendonrs that dwell the heavn of the blcs
Immortal, unclorded, ard fair
So the halo Of glory shall circle his name,
His wreath shall externally bloom,
Apd Britain, triumphant her Byron shall claim,
As he shines with he great in The temple of Fame,
The triumph OF man DER the tomb HuGn Bnowv
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17
BOTANY BAY.

When Botany Bay was first established as O PEN
al settlement, thirty years ago, we believe i.
never entered into the contemplation OF those who
recommended the measure, that such population
and such state of society. now exists in the two
colonies, could have been created within the first
hundred years. The town of Sydney has 1900
houses and 1000 inhabitants and such is the de-
mand for land and new buildings, that the former in
many places is stated to be worth 1o00l an acre,
and That houses let for from 1901. to 5OOl. yearA
Nothing can be more delightful than the command
ing situation Of this capital OF the Australasian world
Its noble harbor, with its hundred coves capable az
containing all the shipping in the world its ware
houses and its quays, and the number Of ships
which visit it, give 10 it the appearance and hustle
of an English seaport. 1t has two Episcopal church
es, two Methodist churches. and Roman Catholic
church an excellent market held .nree days in the
week, in large oblopg square, with commodlons
public stores for the reception Of unsold goods; in
return for which, rihing dues are levied, amounting
in the year 1917 to 49, and in 1929 TO $751;.
A chartered Bank is ESTABLISHED at Sydney,
which has shared dividends among the proprielors
of IL to ! per cent. and there is also q avipgs
Bank, instituted by Governor Macquarie They
have The Australasian Magazine, the Aus,ralasian
newspaper and the Sydney Gazette. They have
also Philosophical, an Agricultural, and IIor-
ticultural Society. Neither has the religious and
moral education of adults, nor OF the children of the
poor, been neglected, They have various schools
for both sexes, supported from the public of
the colony besides Sunday Schools, for the gratu
tous instruction Of poor, of which the Melhodsts
alone have five, attended by three four hundred
child, en-. They have private seminares for the more
opuent classes, two of which are kept by clergymen
of the established church; and there are several
schools in Syndey for the board and education of
young ladies. G. Revieae.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17
TO LEI,,
WORTH ATTENTION.

vBvIIE Subscriber having determined remove from the
a. State. the 25th Of March next. offers his whole
stock in trade, consisting Of Silver Table and Tea Spoons
Silver spcctacles ri,tania Ware, Jewefry &C. at very
reduced prices for Cash oaliy.
All persons indebted 70 him are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having demands will please
present them for settlement
Being determined to sell out, it will be to the advantage
Of hose who AM article in lis line Of business cal
soon. HENRY j. PEPPER
Wilmington, Teb.7 2S-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17
For Private Sale or Rent,

4 ND possession given before the 25th Of March
- next the following described property in the Borough
wilmington to wit Three s.ored 6yck House, and lot
extending II feet back Joseph Splcy's line. There
san excellent pump of good water in the Kitchen and the
premises in good order and have been occupied for
several years Grocery store, and is good stand for
business Asp-a lot of ground fronting 90 fee, ii inches
~ Vic south side Of Washington street, and extending
back lbs feet inches bounded by lands Of Samuel Candy
and others. There this lot two frame tenements,
me large stable and carnage house, with other build
ngs, anil excellent pump of water ANY person wish
R 10 purchase, ren any, all Of the above property,
VII please to apply for terms
SAMUEL FILE, near Brandywine Mills.
Jan. IL, 1926 17-9tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17

FOR RENT OR LEASE.

EgsA TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE and Kitchen. with
RIal- well Of good water at the door, together with
three acres OF land, in good state of cuva IN OH which
are number OF choice fruit trees. This property is in
healthy part Of the borough. beng Pasture Street be.
tween Hanover and Broad Streets adjoining lands Joshua
Woaston and Thomas Massey Possession may be had on
the 18th of March next Inquire of
JOHN COLEMAN, Agent.
Feb 10, 1896 osatn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17
FOR SALE,
at j. Wilson's Bookstore, No. 1906 .uarlet Street.
POOR WILLIS POCKET ALMANAC FOR 1926.

.lt " ~ ft5Vb
poGR WILLIS POCKET ALMANAC FOR 1926.
vFvIllS little Almanac is very portable, it has the Calendar
a. intceavcd with fine writing paper for memoranda and
contains among the variety 10 be found in it, list of the
heads Of departments the members OF Congress and of the
Legislature of Penn Circuit Courts of the United States
and If the state Of Penn Census Of 1920 and compendi-
Gus list of the Roads throughout the United States
Agricultural German and variety Of common Alma acs
Fncys Pocket Map Of the United States, for Travellers
DO. Of Delaware and Mary land,
(iuold Browns Grammar,
Mlrray's English Reader, 10 which prefxed the De.
inc Verse with Key, exhibiting the method Of applying
those principles the pronunciation of written Language
the infections, we'll emphasis, also actually april
ed BY sensible characters and agreeaby to the directions
nained in the Key, the whole 0f Mr. Mnrrays secc
tons. by Nj H. Bartlett author Of ''rhe Practical Read
er, &c." Fourth Edition.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17
Next Lottery to be Drawn.


Glass No i, for 1885, will be drawn the 22nd day of
February inst, and finished in few minutes go Numbers
8 Ballots TO be drawn
Scheme II prize of $4,000 10000; 5000 of $3.50
Is of 10oo is of 500 81 Of 1907 50 of s0 1O4 of 90
1900 of 10; and 10 COB Of S Dollars each.
Ticket, S5-Ilalf, 25o-Quarter, l.25-Eighth, e. cts
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Twenct!. Glass, New Series; to be drawn on the goth
day of March, 1896 &c Numbers-9 Ballots to be drawn
Scheme II prize Of $4,000; of 10000; of 5000
of O46; of LOCO 16 Of 5o0 Sc Of 100 81 Of So ia
Of 90; 1881 of 8; and 14.364 of Dollars, each.
Whcle Ticket, s4-Iali, 2-Quarler, Eighth, so cts.
Tickets in any of the above splendid Lotteries, may be
had at the jackson and Lafayette Office, No. los, Market
street. great variety Of numbers; where the Cash will
bepaid for Prizes, any time after the drawing.
J. J. ROBINSON,
Feb 20 10 1Qs Market Street. Wilmington, Del
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17
NOTICE.
Feb. 10, 1926.

A Blacksmith and lpheehrtght Shop FOR RENT. and if
"A preferred, dwelling house with each-in the town
OF ST. Georges. The situation be recommended as
one Of the best in the sate for that busnessere being
hut the one shop of each kind in the town. None need
apply but hose who able carry the business on with
vigor. JOHN SUTTON, ST. Georges Lei
CO. y, 1870 25--tt
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17

A late London paper notices the trial Of a case
which recently occurred in the Court OF Kings
Bench j was an action brought against the pro-
prietors of stage coach, for ncggently and i'm
properly yoking an unruy horse to the carriage,
whereby it was overturned and the elbow Of the
plaintiff dislocated. The jury returned.a verde,
for the plaintiff damages, fonr hundred pounds.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17
FOR SALE.

AsxxA A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
HssT No 9, High Street, between Market and King
HGas Streets, nearly opposite to Smiths Hotel adoir-
Co., ing houses of the heirs of Joseph Ashburnham
and VIM. S. umford This house good stand for Dry
Goods or Grocery business and is in a very eligible and
healthy part OF the town, An ndisputabe title will be
given. For terms, appyto
THOMAS A. STARRETT
No. 107, Market Street. Wilmington or
THOMAS Il. TUNIs
First Wharf above the Draw Bridge Philadelphia.
Feb. ID, 1926. Of
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COTTON MANDATORY

HS0R SALE containing about 600 Spndles, with full
a supply Of carding engines and other machinery fol
ne preparation Of Cotton. Inquire of ZI,A FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner of Market aud High SITS.
Wilmington, LIST mo. 90 1895. lr-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-02-17
BOMBAZErTs, FLANNELs. &c

lust received and for sale cheap at No. ILL., slarket-st
Wilmington,
IS pieces plain and figured poMDAzETTs +; assorted
col,rs
A do. white red, yellow and green FLANNELS.
l21 do. CAIIICOES assorted patterns.
Circassian and Tartan plads figured Ranctsi booking
azes; blue, black and assorted Cloths and Cassrneres
Salnetts; Marseles, Valenta and Florentne vestihg
nlack silk, flag and bandnna Iidkfs Brana ard cotton
o Germantown and Irish knit Hose and half IIose black
ana slate worsted do; Shawls; Dmities Italian Grape
ifsh and Russia Sheetings; acone cambrc null, book
ana shliting Hsini Gipghams and variety Of other
'ai and Winter Goods. JOHN II. DRlNCKLE
Sept. 81. 8S