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y TEACHER W4NorELl

a GENTLEMAN who can Offer noo,,..,;a,-t't. -,
49, vnFesney 70 leach full course Of matbematc.
'noh aug spanish LinEuges, may obtain desirsbIe
mono, situated 10 healthy ne hbourbood bere he ae;s,y
hoOu as ihe SLATE Affords The advantages offered A. =
s s'9 i3ag9s and salary u 500 per aonum
'Is 20 we Ediorl Of the Richmond Enoujter Viii he a.;
,h9pgn desle may be dispensed within see, ks
sso9 HG fie"eh and Mathematics is in lispsnssbe
ne Editors Of ihs New York Daily Adysrti,s, srs re-
iu.s 70 insert ihe above six times in feir 80 ~.
$3.50 --,-,' -o-u, 10 wv. once ~ payment.
"a ~ dVN VIII be rrceDed 20 the next General A.so
p ~ ~ gums iof sen, free Of colour lf.iv he
5e5 ~ 'non'' A. a iar Of rowhsisn county to 6e al
ST. we
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EOR NALE-

I'VE bret of lluj which 1 nov reside Iy,ny in O,
cntrt 0i lin'e Edwafd on lush River Ike milo go
7 f'fm.if, ai five Eat Of ihs c0urhouse ronl,nr be
tFeen - spd 100 seesj 90 81 Which t. fret rae L,
good dwelling house. and ouhou,es Of eg.fv .,;,,
Farchasrrs are invited 10 come and see ~
rHYr0N RANDOLPH.
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f'iE Visitors u the College " n y Mr. az, tco,. ID
4 TO meet "a tneT Gunvocatson yha.sbei Il l. .,rk On
@ io'A Oct the object Of the meeting t. appoina Pre-
3idehi and also Professor OF Nora Phosupy Rn,tr ANA
belieLeire', Metaphysics, Nat aid National Law pti
economy aad eovernme1 The salary Of the President Is
SON. ana he Is furnished with good dwelling house and
de Tue salary OF the Professor $3.50 payable QUARTERLY
At "a Zee OF go IRON each student who attend, any of h.,
cts Gun mnnieson' ON the subject may be alIged 10
h y,'o o the college, w!o Will lay them the Board
segi .. .; si 49,
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81 punished hy Peter Cotton, Law bookseller, Virginia
- Gases decison Of The enel Court Of Virginia
o hr G. n'4 law Of the commonwealth, commencing June
% % o. ana ending June term 500, with IIdex of the
vol ID ~ Wan brooke Through, one of the Julr es o.,
h!l court; Prite SO 80 neatly hound in calf
n j. This volume contains 7Oi pa-e, closely ,ri,,.l
matter f~e@S' ''''.y Iiia'eu
also Just published The Lawyers Guide vol 81 BY Wu
". IItnns Price neatly bound in calf Is d.lIars
n Complete SITS can be had as above
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~ inserting TINS note; by so doing, you Will o.
oIige Tour odedient servant,
L. BATES.
st Louis, august 30, 1926.
From the Ne,o Jersey Pat, lot.

On Tuesday last General Charles Fen,on Mercer
OF Virginia, delivered in the Church at Princeton,
before large and respectable audience, consisting
OF the Governor OF the State, the Secretary of the
Navy OF the United States, Commodore Stewart
Captains Reid and Renshaw, and CHARLES Bona
parte, Esq, the Board of Trustees, the WING and
Ciiosorhic Societies of Nassau Hall, and the in
haoitsnts OF the Borough, a very elegant and i'm
pressive discourse. The subject was the impor-
tance OF the practical education of the people at
large He took view of the various plans that
had been adopted abroad and in these United
States, Tor etsecting this important object. He
showed the reasons why most Of these plans had
failed OF success. He suggested many importan,
hints TOR insurins their future efficacy. he made
most powerful appeal to the citizens of New Jersey
In avor OF the College at this place; and closed in
most touching manner, with a retrospecton of
the happy days he had passed in this place 1.-THE
most happy, he thought, of his whole life and
with some very sautary advice to the students of
the College, who composed part of his audience
we cannot but cherish the hope that this elaborate
and important discourse will yet meet the public
eye It is rich in valuable facts, and irress, ible
In ITS argument. 1t cannot but produce happy
effect IN New Jersey, and prove useful elsewhere
II we do not much it will be found TO contain
a more copious. lucid, and able exposition of the
best system of educating the people, than any trea-
tise which has yet been placed before the public.
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Againa,

t a@ lAo2lgson jr executor Of Wiliam Mitchell :
Ge ao'VG 81 and Sa,a j. lis wife Frane s. Mcss
MteIsH and t y; DEC Asraadsr ~ litcAeH TIona
nsga mi A. Ps,, sM sac DC SO, ile the said H@gh 70
The dc C.,,a,,nts go 40 q e n.y.. - Defs.
a , eonlas Nitehe not having entered their arnea
qua g.pe. security according The dc. Of
ne rules Of this court, oiu ossaring 6y and
cet,l are not iaAgsita"t Of As country Il
rae 'eEt term aud ,ssoer tie bill 6ffhe Pait;G; @
Dape@ e dA;s Ofaer De o4'.ith in sonic
ss,vety and posted at ne door of The e@ni a.
"sS Guy i copy. 1es:e, Nm IT, HETITi ~ enc
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.NOTLHE

ny virtue of Deed of Trust, executed By John
>. Thornton to the subscriber, for the u,r,os-
es therein mentioned, dated 18Th June, Is2 and
duly recorded shall offer for sale, at npbic
Auction, on the 18th day of October next. on tbc
premises, for ready money, that Tract of Land
IN the county OF Culpeper, known by the name NJ
EGhW OOD; containing 1891 I-2 acres; which
tract was conveyed to said Thornton by Tbomas
Norman and Fanny his wife, by Deed, dated 20I
August, 1921.
JOHN BRoCKENBRoUGH, Trustee.
Sept. %. 20 a.
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FRANCIS D. DEAN.
a. WHARTON.
BENZ. L BELT.
carter'gille. Sept. &c.


l'HE public tctiuliy informed that III, g. N,, .
you"s gentleman Of high classical aauments and
Is engaged g. assist IA the classical department of
~ eto'i' MI hoehord will contnuv awe instruct ou
III ni'semftes anu 'he French language aud the prnenai
toi',' me N !'tuureniumg attention his palt To mi
tHe Ph or sudss as extensively useful as the nature ~ 49,
ln-g''on Va" admit "A few additional Scholars can he adj
w'''eu WM. Is. GILES
August II. - " ~ 90 -
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" ihDiNIA At Rules, holden in the cierk, o1c. ~ 81
fAe IA day IF Augu a26 ' ' '''""'0'" district,
f'"'''S johnson, 'enr and Ba5ara IT, his wife
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-10
ny tHe Lseai GOveraor If the Commonwealth Of EiT
4 PROCLIHiTJOY

PROCL1HlTIOY
~ HLbEAS has been tpfeened 10 the Executive Inv te
'io ~ AMHERST 90, that certain obt ohnson
wan eohy dd ON ihe so inst make his escape from the al of
au county ana Is now gong at large have therefore thol
proper WIN the advice Of Che Council If State TO Offer re-
M % my 'aIs &" any person persons who will rpre-
nenu anu convey the SAID Robert JOHNSON i, Of said
county ana DO moreover require al officers civil and i
snu tAho't the good people Of the commonwea TO use
men Dsi endedyo'lo cause the said fugitive be
"a, mat ne may he dealt with AZ the law dnecs -
Gi'en under my hand Lieutenant Governor and md o.,
, r 9e seal o. ine commonwealth at Richmond, this Esd lsy
Sept 26. 'l' leu ~ Gov
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Sept. %.
TEHEHEL


& uENlL@9iAN who produce satisfactory evidence
"A oi his ability 90 teach, DESTROYS of e,,e;n - 49,,
IN some family IN Virginia. Enquire at this 0iiGe
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w SET upon acc ommodins terms, tracts OF land living
IN ht county OF Nooway, Containing between eleven
a t'1tVe A&Rdred acres, situated Noit1way River AMI
so'hiuy large portion OF first bottom land we. adam.
!ed Tue growth Of Tobacco any other crop; the hh land
good anu well suited Tor the culture OF cotun The
,Set containing between SeveH and eight Hundred ceres M ON
deeP creek and Is bounded by othei eet which Cord
fS quantity OF very excellent ast lsud. All person dis
pos.d TO purchase are invited 10 view the PREMISE h viii
otshe"h by The oy.Iseers by myself GA application
August %. 81
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~ ia G0vsrn0r ~ tte COMMUNICABLE u Yic--i-57
Il llLOLIM frIlN

HEt tAS Il has been represented the Executive by
We alin' OF Princess Anne county tiat a certain slave
le' a, wh" had been convicted y court Of said
o Oh he crime Of felony. aud sentenced e. suler death
ul o ne oh day Of August last foobly make h escape
ION ."e lti % the sad county, aud going at lars e.
. ~ "e,eioie' Thought proper with the advice ii the
Coune" % State, offer reward Of one bundled and
3 "o'l" To- any person pc sons, who will app ehend
To the jail 81 Princess Anne county, the said Slave
Jars aud DO moreover require ali officers civil And
n'y 'hd txhort the good people Of the ah
70 use oest en0eavOurs 20 the said fugitive IL he an
pretended, that ne may be dealt with as the law direc
"en under nay hand Governor, and Ter the seal Of
1926. ~ ~ I1;frsi -, ,.t, oe'
Jsek rather stout, light oompe2on fcet or incbe.
s SboH' - years OLD, has small just abvve his rjcht
when spoken ' iA
Sept %. an II.
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N CORAiICK PLOUGITY.

subscriber has hand and offers for sale al The
iuchmond Plough Manuiacory opposite the Union Hotel
an assortment u he celebrated Uomick the cast anI b
improved B-Lp-SH4RE PLOUGRS 'A- '''
., WILLIAM PALMER.
Sept. 1. % .r
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BsooxvILLE, NND1ANAA SEPT |

bAOoR'iLLE, INDIANA, SEPT. ~
Engineers.-W We are highly graliied, and so
will be the public generally that, as we had an,ci
Psted, Asa Moore, Esq is appointed to succeed
James Shriver, deceased, as Chief OF the Brigade of
U. ). Civil Engineers in this State. We under
stand that the Brigade will leave this place (where
1t has be encamped for short time pas) early next
week, to re-commence operations, and will we
suppose shortly decide the fate of the White Water
Country, so far it respects The practicability of
our contemplated Canal.
We can say nothing of Mr.. Moore from personal
knowledge, but, judging from the character and
reputation ascribed to him by those who are in
imstely acquainted with him, are satisfied that
more judicious selection could not well have been
made by the Engineer Department 10 ill the va
csncy occasioned by the recent death of that able
Engineer, Mr.. James Shrver. We anticipate
much from the ability and application of MI. Moore,
and have no fears that the public will be disap-
pointed in this respect. Repository.
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Notice TO aheril1s and other Collectors of tbe PM.
Lie ReYenmeI

lie Reyenue
v--,-,,,,r,,,- ,,- auditors Office -iag. H. 1926.
Nbi;hS IANDlNCi that the act 81 the last General A.
se"y extending the time Of accounting for the Public
"eNehuei has ~ some Instances been construed a, 10 m
N'it mi" lnr Treasury az any time during The month T
'oo'"'er 0ithoH a forfeiture If ths tao aud hair mr.
ce"t commissions have thought i proper TO sv hi; t;
al cases dsaoS The additional commissions unless The
are accounted Tor precisely as heretofore
August 10 4'''' 90 go 80 ''''''
l3RS: T. Z. RANDOLPH proposes 10 tstab.-h A b,T,o-
- schoolic young Ladies' in New London Campbell CO.
Terms tor session Of ten months, the
Oct"ot, 1870, AID ending the 9Th OF August, 1927
fulton 20 all the English branches, iu luding cad
mg' WiilinS Grammat, Geography, Hstory Chro-
,hoioSy Arithmetic and plain Aeedle-work, 40
Spanish 80
Drawing ~
Washing and men,iiue 81
Music per half session, -
iane ilil pee quarter, -
Zach scholar vii ia ash her bed beddiu. ,nl tye
- For day Sohojals:
tu'ion IA al The English branches above mentioned co
Fuel, '-U' FtO
Board and tuition payable one half at entrance the b,,ce
at The expiration OF months.
II thought proper to state that any one n, all If b
mentioned branches viii be taught as parents or rr,r,,
when no directions 10 the coutrarv are given tlr
W" edcA one m turn under course uf n,iTtinn
Auru 10. '''' Con &c r
M. o2parnlIshp Of Dean, Wharton J. BeE va, i6iz "a,
dissolved Francis r. Dean alone fully ,uti,r,l ~
see The transactions Of that concern who viii cyuti the
business Ou his own account w ue '"e
FRANCIS b. DEAN
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'5U't y .Ntt5IElHs
Siai ontr Tor sale 10 the highest bidder MONDAY te
Jay OF september next, II lair, Otherwise the next far
usJ, al me late reIdence of Edmund llarou dec An ths
county o Amelia, between so and 100 Negoes Consisting of
women, DO. and sfs Among whom some as san.
ne mouse servants any IN this state ble ksmh e,rpe
rs aud crop hands The sale TO continue from day to dsy
ni, W. ieihs made known the DAY AMI at the
P'''e u s''s' NATH'L HARRISON, EAR
Amelia county, August 4, 1896 9stJt
consent 10 the above sale 80 lar a, I am ;,.r..,1
JAMES u. COOKE.
,he above sale postponed until the fsysatih day Of
4,oten1er next at which tune will positively take par
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January, 1895. VIC DISK day %
David q. Williams p,..
Against T'AiHtiA
,, % senii executor Of Pasotal Grtenhil the voupr
Sli = WIS sneiil OF NottOway, and administrator o
HIu'i urtehiii Zee, Nathaniel Jones exo,I of -: "
R"be, IN" 1ashae Jones widow, William Gaines adn'r If
'Tb' Tvs aid |lartha Lewis, widow of said Robe,t
- "oTshlm aud Sarah his wife, PbIip Jones AMI MI
een Ii VA" ne ara David Samuel Philip w. Ezabet
uicSon Sdmr. OF Richard Hail. and adlnin.trator IL I'M
Ham % rani OGIdie dec, and the heirs the said MI
nam Sd mary Jackson and Mary A. p. Francis r. =: FL
beth u, Ro ID. p, aud VIM J. Lewis, ~ " II n Liza
m cause came ON this day he heard OH the bill answS
ahu examination Of Witnesses and was s,-,.t
counsel On consideration whereof, court doth reIer ~
accounts pray for by the bill one of h, comm
- % tCted 10 examine, state, and settle the s,.i
81 N s"oh % 'hein as the parties deem neces.ary
| 'ne saine 10 me court with any matters speciaI
sLeu deemed pertinent by himself or which MAJ he :
by the parties 10 BE 80 stated = ~ may "e required
a copy Tese. Wu UUFNINc
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iY.3L 8. ..ELaRY COLLEGE
'I3iE LECTURES in this huiioa seH c9r,sges nc b,,o
a fors on ne last NOHfey ~ O-fo5sr from he 5,i han
to'' i''ued BY hc Recior the 22d If SsDesiJtr nh
meeting 81 TIE s9rs c9vfftuy ergeefsi on lie reJ
Ocf0Dcj 90 tch TIM tisrc fcatet ann doubt b0f MAJ, E
yacany oscaioned by ne reiynao 9Cft Tate PyriYt -
Ffofei'or V Mgrm tfbosoPtV sgH BE- hGed he fit man,
Hoetucr- tseH ~ failure ~ tic Dyop9ssd gestnv Of f
i0si te pbtc arc assured fi fte fuf course Of Iee,,
0Ht ne.rrs Be dirtrSd n5 h,rsfoI0r to cotst ia
t0egc during ne e"stig 7ipH fkc profsoys haing d.
te7t0 ~ tafe Mf odris q tic T0rs .i3 Hlqy of ht
ftqf "ttt"a and 0pD2irt trt person Dtrssns lC, "a,
c1ttetHc Htar as atfg be dersf b,t yrfrd To- rte-g
nffAe dtt-s n me Do,of and POttirai th5ir me Clr
mar s.hooi t'U open Gee IH 0C Oeiojrr 0coYieo d, ~,
dr' mnf r. go Sfofafe, 0n bolrd &C. seiv be Ctlti rt
usual 90 P,fif hittst s-i9of.
fERDtYAVD s. CAUPBELL.
~ T. "cs1rd hit been engaged who viii ,rlst ,; b,
fuirs a ht "nehHE 3 he t1lfga. cod provide every f
n'ct'1fy aud daoe Cos Gee comfort ahd sriGe ao gff5
DC, 2. 42-a
F1E suioriher. hiye untrd G,erfe.st. in is fr,. If
Law iuthc Superior Cuurs oI Ciauce,v Ef i6. rrb.
m'nd sol tredetiesshuts Dt9rt Tae, wi1 nd. r,a
+ueh"p to U bl.inrs5 cou.id ~ i.a Ili it.. ,. .f
Their li ttis VIII be Uis sttgieeab.e f3 ta,. h
may rnifut tHen r1.re 60 thor tuI lnfnarcmert
JOHN GAINES, HICIlAED GAfvFs
Few. Ja-.st5
~ OfiOE lerens gwen, dat Wo snn petition f5e ,-l
Legaarc Of Vife a1 Cos PtrBision to remain in t
''Nte a. ice Pei.pns Z" ct,.tr. AUSTIN PEAI.
vdo 4t~"L lbHJ. liQRD.
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U.NIYERSITY OF PE.N:WSFL V.4.NIq.
fNHE MEDICAL LECTURES will BEGIN. a, u.,,I ~, M
4 fret Monday OF November ~
ANATOMY, by P S. Ply sick, N. d.
MATERIA MEDICA, + n - ,i t4'"S NJ "a "a D.
THEORY AND PRAGTICE) '' ~ -
OF MEDICINE. n Chapman, IL ID.
MIDWIFERY, rho.. =. jane, NJ ID.
,.T1r,rrsrp,, w. p. Dew, Is. II. d.
Siit. tti - NJ NO5ef; Hare, II. ID.
e. VIM Gibson, N. %.
eteat Lectures Will be delivered the Aim, ione Io
on every Wsdnesd aud Saturday during the course
"' tue University by Dis Chapman aud Gibson.
August II2T-istN no 80 - ~
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WM WHENING, c. 6

At rules holden in the clerks Office of H.,
Ia. hh day of August 1886 ~ N'ehnioha distTiet,
Against "''A" PhG
t,, TFe9hhii eXor Of Pasohal Greenhil the vorr
Greenhil dee, and other, ~ anu admF' oil Samue!
The defendant Ed,nrnJ vy., Defts.
mond bo , ~; wren, Sergeant Of the City of Rich
.. ""on Tue estate OF the SAID Edmund wilc Isih 80
nTcJ % ADMINISTRATION It is ordered, that hi, .u;t h.
copy. Teste. WM w I mu ace, aiore sad
The commissioners Office, Richmond stG Iue 1856
% Iaues th'ei esrd IA the execution of IN. anneS 80
o me oI,. OF January 1896, hereby notfeJ ts,
~ ill., onu@y Tue I'D day Of October next at 10 oeoe
o' eng To commence 1t this Office the %, rforn,sn
~ "ues required OF Commissioner Of the CONT IT, ,t y.
rr9ue n " ,lne and place the said parties are hereby
D. a'5i aNsnu' WIN all necessary document, and nroo;
10 eNlOe INC without unnecessary delay TO erfor a;d
August p. - AE-'OLEiON, Com'r.
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CONL.NLSSIOyV BINLN.ENS.

CO6LAiLSSIOyV BUSLbrETS.
t'lE 'Ih'criher having removed Richmond tender i
services to has friends, acquaintance aud the hubble zen
Crazy as commission merchant He occupies an ofFrf H.
"'t l,+ en- ~, near tue BASIN. WI. MOON
'"''' ''' 15-lf
PETITION Will presented 10 the Leri,lltUrs al ia
n mex session for the pa'sdge OF q law authurip, a.
hen. OF Thomas Pncf, dec 70 make s1le If lie rse Of
o. hsh tie said Fuller died possessed lying ~ the COUNTY Of
OCT 9. =, ~
ShALL reiu"n the Net lrgsiliufe Of VI gIns for ge
20 erect MIL dtm acros7 The south Branch VI DsrUer
" itr Island near mafle IN Halifax county
W. 4-~4r SAMUEL IRVINE.
IA hS committed e. tbt JaJ Of Kinr snd Queen -0nnl r
" 'ue sdih 81 1uly isf negro named IDUN ,b,
ys he belongs 10 Atchts,d Ffeeaud. of tue Town of
'heHe he bad on when committed 10 itil an old
oodt 81 domesc, ord fantaOon ~ The same, and ve-, M
wool Dot john sl0u C. Of age from bis srr,,
and about feet or inches hts; te owner n rt~etei
come forward prove lie property psyl charges aud lake bi
away, "ihcwrc lie viii he dcIt with iccorairg 10 ls,g
o WA STONE, Js. Jaiaf
w De f.-pflsH
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-, n4'Gei y. AT court held for Prince Ei,y,r o,.,
p uy we is.h, ls<o John Il. Hudson RobeTI II,JJ'
H. a, '4'isoh h0mas Robins Nancy his uf. f'
''hi III HaTd high and Judith hi wife formery HI
- en- oil VIM Hudson, John Law and PoIIy ~.
@ ~ merry hlason james Vaughan aud Sally bs -,
H. as 'h Henry King and Judith hi, wife fornsrr
t"oIi4s D1well IN right Of his wife Elzab.tb wi
are children Of Sally Mason decN Frsnci (wht'
suai'he ms "iie formerly Mason James Miller and
rs Nte' i'fihcIy Mason, aud Thomas Moore and Sasy
~ "e formerly Mason, (also children IF Sallv 49, 49,;
Ia a aanOt' va tn the will annexed of EdvarJ tIuJ
ec' 1tny Ii99s"n Eston Hudson Polly Merran anrni
'"Ou' 4--'sd "cr aud Rehtcca his wife formerly, H.
' ~ @'e e""4 ca oi James Hudson aud Thomas Ruisan
Against, Compts.
idmuTd Loekoit ae sheriff Of Prince Edward and ado
On poon 81 H. T. r,, -. Uefts.
's1i'' MN taxing the Till Tor confessed he GO, ,.;J -;
%" hieu ms answer, and the motion of The cn2ntS
taye gwen them IL amend their bill and ny
s 70 hls suit which smenrme being made in -,
y lung Elzabtth Hudson, widow # John Uu1.1n -
- O'e''oI hldc snes tOwlet and Polly his wife rI-
s'i i'euuei Ferguson and Sally his wife AZ marty
an's hi' cause Is sent TO the rules for th
and the dtis Thomas Hudson IemueI Fe1r
uoa'y ms VIE, not having entered their apnear,ncs a.;
s'S NY according 10 Act of tile General asoII
w es ." ms court and appearing TO the safi.fsrti,
e OUT mat ihey not inhabitants ofih state ON H.
u he c. Pianan by cOunsel IL is oydtred he, a.,
S ~ u.s. ih"nas Hudson, Lemue Ferguson and SsJI -
dPptar mere on the ir,t day November co,,r, -.
Hniwer me compliments bill aud that copv of tb 80
l'SNi,n inserted IA the puiIic ne,rsnsrer
primer ~ he city OF Richmond, for two months
county. " '"e courthouse oil thi'
Sent. cry ie'''' u. J. WoRSHAM, &C
-wGu
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Cp The Grammar School open, ON ue Is, October. mi
closes on ODE l.If Jiiy following. "
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-13

We acknowledge the very polite attention
of Charles Miner, Esq, in Congress, for a
copy of the Documents relative to the reve-
nue. from Imports and Tonnage.
By these documents it appears that the
nett amount of Revenue from Imports and
Tonnage, received by the Treasury ofthe u
nited States from the Ports within the Bay
of Delaware, from the 1st Of January, 1870,
to the last of December, 1925, was SS0,31S,
721 06.-From the ports within the Bay of
Chesapeake, during the same period, was
S56,963,669 SS. From the Port OF New
York, during the same period, was S144, ,o55,
315 0s.-And from the Port of Boston, for
the same period, was S64,5l7, ,667 70.
The amount OF Expenditures paid from
the Treasury of the United States. for Forts,
Lighthouses, Beacons and other public works
to aid Commerce or for the purpose of de-
fence, within said Bays, during said time,
was: for the Bay of Delaware, SSS5, ,4S3 3S,
of which sum S61s,471 &c were expended
on Forts; S1s4.7s3 50, for Lighthouses and
Beacons, and S24,22s for support OF Light
houses In the Bay of Chesapeake, tor
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-13
TPuBLIc-No. 20.1

GPuBLIc-No. 30.
AN ACT for altering the time for holding one
term of the District Court for the Western
District of Pennsylvania.
Be it enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives ofthe United States Of H.
merica in Congress -Assem6ied, That the
term of the District Court of the Western
District of Pennsylvania, now directed to be
held at Pittsburgh, in the county of Allegha-
ny, on the second Monday of October, shall,
hereafter, be held at the same place, oil the
third Monday of October, in each year there
after.
SEC. Q. .4nd be it farther enacted, That
all actions, suits, processes, pleadings, and
other proceedings, commenced and pending
in the said District Court, shall have day,
be heard, and determined on the said third
Monday of October, in the same manner as
they would have been, on the second Mon
day of October, if the act had not passed.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOHN C. CALHOUN,
Vice-President of the United States, and
President of the Senate.
ArrnovrD-April 5, 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-04-13
For the Wilmingtonian.
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Suggested by seeing faded rose tree.
Frail child of Nature! yesterday
The dawning Spring spread verdure round
thee;
Now, doom'd forever to decay,
The reckless hand of death has found thee.
Twas yesterday, from every leaf
Thy fragrance to the breeze was given;
But now, thy fair career, how brief
Life from thy tender form is riven.
Let nan behold the faded rose,
And learn to trust not on the morrow;
From every leafinstluction flows -
From every bud, a tale of sorrow.
Is youth barrier to the tomb
When hopes of bliss around US hovert
who boasts to-day youths gay bloom,
Ere mornings dawn, the sod may cover.
And what is beauty, but shade,
Which reigns in Fancy's shallow vsioni
Till Times unsparing hand be stad,
Wisdom regards not its possession.
Ye slaves of passion! who would roam
From pole to pole, in search of pleasure;
CO. bound your wishes by the tomb,
And gan a shroud,--your only treasure.
II.