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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-15
BALM NE COLUMBIA.

-,, No. los, Market Street, -. ~ =,
AVE been appointed sole Agents 10 ts s,,. afn.'a.
Al ware, for the sale Of 0dsadges Chemical acin n =
umdia, which is extracted found in the wlcs Of
America The Balm is improved in color, strength and
perfume, and its grand capillary virtues as fellows
One bottle, price 50 cents, prevents the hair rom fahn
OFT in 48 hours from ITS first application causes rev
growth OF whiskers few weeks bottle, price rs
cents will not only stop the hair from falling c nu like
wise IN three weeks causes growth to appea and
one at s gives general good head of hair to young
perscn.
the hair from turning gray, and makes curl
beautifully look bright and glossy, and in few applica
lions frees from scu and entirely removes nervous head
aches.
II by repeated experiments found bear every sort
climate, without the least injury to lis virtues.
Copies of certificates will be shown by he vendcrs from
gentlemen who, after being bald number Of years have
received new growth OF hair.
The sgners characters supported by His Britannia
MaJe'ys Consul, Philadelphia, VITO thereto las ptefxed
his seal and royal of Great rtan Also tn favor
and other Magistrates Of Philadelphia, who were DC ona
acquainted with the signers, have certified their high
Tespecabily' and have likewise pre6xed their seals.
October 90, 1896
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100000 DOLLARS.
The Delaauare Fire Insurance Comuonr

INCORPORATED by the Legislature Of The State Of Ds,.
ware, with capital Of one hundred thousand dtlt,
The President and Directors &c ceyirp ar Gc
lions for Insurance, at their Office, No. 81, Shpley srr,s
between Front and Second streets, against Loss By Fin,
on every description OF buildings in general; Mercbsnd;'
Ships in Port, and their Cargoes Household Fuin,us'
and othe personal property ,aso against less or dump,
by inland transportation Of goods, wares lchand, ana
country produce.
Terms of insurance will he as "a, orabe as any Of n.
Companiesi in the Cities oFPhiladephia New YoIk p
ties assured, may epose the fullest confidence in The
sodiy OF its capital, and that all losses will be prompv
adjusted by the company. f'
JoHN MooDY is Agentto survey property to be irsred
for the and vicinity Of New Castle In place Of G. H.
| u anew declined.
Levi II EVANS is Agent to survey property 10 be In.
nured for the town and vicinity Of Elhton.
Jous CLOAK is Agent TO survey property to be Insured
tor the town aud vicinity of Smyrna
JOSEPH JONES Agent to survey property TO be Insured
for the town OF Wcst-Cheaer and vicinity.
| Directors
| John Patterson, David Bush,
| Joseph Baly, VIM Chandler,
| David G. Wilson, Joseph Gtubb,
! Joseph e. Gilpin, Robert Porter.
/ WIN. SEAL, Presidem,
ID. DrRSEs, Secretary.
i April 10, 1896. 49,
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SAI)I)LlN(,.

THvE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and The
Il public orally that he has menced the Saddle &
harness Bus 4sss, in al, its various branches, No. 49,
East Second opposite the Lower Market and keeps
constantly nd entlemens best and common Sad
dies, Ladies' DIT n,--Rrdles, Whips Collars, &c. Also
assortment Of iAIR TRUNKS. He hopes by strc, at.
tenon to business give general satisfaction to those
who may please to favor linn with their custom
WM w. RICE.
WILMINGTON. April 81, 1927 5O-.f
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New York Consolidated Lottery,

Class cue, fjr 1917 10 Numbers, 9 Drawn Ballots
10 tlavr on Wednesday. May %. 1877.
Scheme. i Prize o. "a coo Of 10 900; of 1000
If ,s6s 10 OF COOS q $40, so Of 200 81 Of lou
1902 o. 80 1853 Of IS; 1880 q II ard HAYS Of g.
lick s6-iialf S. Quariti II 50-Eighth rs cents
E8 06l Of The HIGHEST Prizt is to be paid in land
A',d may be had at No 81, BARKEn's Lucky Stand,
Where the tlt4ries of Fortune invited TO call,
Bus Ticket draw the Land, Cash, end all.
Nav L.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

l. and +. l. du Pon,, under the firm Of Y. q Chs dt
Pont g o. diss solved the 50th of January, 1927
by the death of ctor u Pont Tie business vi" be com
nued under the firm Of CHARLES !. NJ PoET & Co. by
CHARLES ! w PONT,
e. uETIiERE l. DU PONT.
Louvers Brandy wine Hundred
March 81, 1927. 42-lm
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ATTENTION
FIRST BATTALION !

YJSIE companies attached to the FRS, Battalion Of the
BAt.ion ding Law on THURSDAY the l7yh Gay a,
way next at 10 O'clock, NJ. at Boy d's Corner, in
Georges Hundred. with and accoutsemens in com.
pete- order
The captansor other comma, ding officers Of companies
are hereby charged to give their legal notice
JOHN HIGGINS Major
ss Battalion Of Sd Reg. u. NJ
April 26th. 1897. 5O-4t
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NOTICE.

NHE Stockholders in the Delaware Fire Insurance Com
pany are hereby notified that an Ins alment Of Five
Dollars, on each and every share Of Stock by hcm held i
be paid on the I'd day Of July next at the Ba
OF wilmington and Brandyaine, between the hours of 9
and O'Clock, p. NJ, TO their Secretary.
BY Order eftts Board.
April "a, 1927
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Commercial Bank of Delaware

May Sd, 1927.
dend OF one dollar and fifty cents per share; winch
will be paid the Stockholders or their legal
tives at Smyrna Milford, the case may be, any time
after tie 18th instant. By Order. '
52-4t G n UOnSON p,.,;o.
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DIVIDEND.

1--WE Board Of Directors of the Delaware Fire b,,o.
Company, nave this day declared dividend OF four
cent. for the last months which will he n,vh, ~.
the Bank OF Wilmington and Brandywine to the S.ock
holders or their legal representatives. on or a er The Ab
INST. BIZ Order Of he Io1yd. ~ = Z"
May 5h. 1927. 80 A. -
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
r. pETEB n DEL.q.NY, SHERIFF.

N virtue of writ Of lev acias, to me directed VIII ne
ID exposed public sale, at the house OF James FRAZIER
Newark, in White Clay G. eek hundred, on ihu.seay "e
17h of NAV neyt at o'clock, r. NJ all that certain iot OF
niece of ground beginning at standing Oh the nofth
side of the main road street OF the v,ase OF Ne"s'k
and ON the west side OF lane leading RON sara roa OF
street to field known by the name OF breeu ne'd anu
running thence bounded by the sail lane norm TOUR de
grees, nineteen perches and eight ents OF peic
to stone thence by land of John Evans SCUM
degrees west four pcrches and five tcnths OF percn 10
stone thence by land Of the south Tour degrees eas
nineteen perches and eight tnths Of perch 10 sohe vi
the north side Of said ROAD street. thence bounded
said road north eighy-nne degrees, eas' ionr
peches and five tenths of perch the place OF begnn
ing containing eighty mine peiches OF land more or less
tor ether will, ali and singular the improvements and ap
pure thereto belonging Seized and taken IN exc
cuion as the property ct ltHham foyer DEC. ~ :.
Newcastle, April 81 1897 3o-N
DYv tue Of writ cf ais vend cxponas, TO me directed,
Id all be exposed public sale, at the house Of ROBERT
;albrat Blue Ball, in randy@ine hundred on Saturday
the 18Th Of Ma, st al O'clock, r. Nj. the following
described lands tnements, situate, lying and being IN
ths huudrl CT FRAUD N,nc and County OF Newcastle 10
an No l. ANi,niaa lands of Adam Taley, Lewis al
lev and the Gfyb road end others, with Ios dweilhg
he,,. and fame m containing hundred and thirty
acres. more ies.-No. 2, Adjoining lands ct George
P.usDn. Thomas ialey Fcnk road aud others, win aice
dis e;ng hose, stoe and frame barn thereon erected
coiua,nig SIX acres. mmc or iess-No d AdJo''s
I'm Is of Caytui folk the Fcuik road No and Others
ta stone lug house aud frame barn thereon cree
~; containing en,y acres, more or less Seized and
Ike. execution as The property Of Ehhu Ia3fy:,
| Newcastle, May 2, lS27. ao-N
1Y ,rne of writ Of lev facas, to directed, will be
Id exposed to public sale, the house Of Robert Gal.
brah, Blue Ball. in lIranfywne hundred, on Saturday tic
18Th If May inst O'clock r. NJ all that tract Of land
and plantation and being in f,randywine hundred,
bounded follows. to ~it-Beginnlng at the old corner
this aud also Of Jasper Pouson's land IN
1.-The Foulk road from the with the two following lines
ydiug these !ards wit South ninety six perches
Ito an old marked maple, and north east one hnr-
dred and ninctyseen petches and veenths Of perch
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

THS If following COTTON and ooien hachineryare offered
y for sale, at reduced prices
COTTO.N .N.iCHLNERF.
Fur Throsiles Of 100 spindes each.
One 81 inch Card workers and shippers, good clothing
One IS inch do do. do
Oae drawing frame, heads.
Two R,sing frames is GAYS each.
Yarn Press Banding Machine, Cans Reel Belts, Scales and
Weights, Winding Block, &c &C.
The above Machinery has been but little used and
afit is in good working order.
WOOLEN .u.iCHL.,'ERY.
Three "a inch Carlins Engines
O,e Billy 60 Spndies.
Two Jinneys 70 S,indes each
One Wsrping Mil.
Twenty Looms, most of them broad, with Reeds Ieddles
5hutlles, BooSns sc. &C.
Five ower Looms, that supposed will do eitbe,
for woulcn or cotton goods.
The above Machinery will be sold low. either altogeth
cr or in parts. Apply to J.ALRlCHS & Co.
Wilmington, 5h mo 18th, 1926. So
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DIVIDENDS.

BANK OF SMYRNA,
~~~,, May Sd, 1897
v0>HE Directors OF the Bank Of Smyrna have this day
declared dividend for las SIX months at the ra,
" oper cent year. The will be paid on or after
the 18th instant by Order:
52-@t =. u HoDsON, Cashier.
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SiXty-'rhird Diyi,,,.. d.

SiNty-Third l}iyite' d.
-'Ar |, 1877
vGNtlE president and directors Of the Bohk i Leh.vre
Il have t,ls day declared dividend Of IL Dollars -
snare equal t. hive PER cent. ior the last SIX It's
aoe !" the Stockholders or their legal repies aivts
ANY time after the 10Th inst,
Is, ord of the board
5l-i% EDWARD WORREII C,l',
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NOTICE.

MAY L. 1897.
1tE stockholders u the Bank II D,azgare her BY
notified that election will be n Il az their ba ,nr
house, on Friday tie first day OF June next be- Yeen the
ours ct three and five O'clock p NJ for the choice of
n directors, for the ensuing year
BY "'er Of the board
so-t4t EDWARD WoRREII Cash'r.
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ATTEND TO THIS

IL persons indebted to Dopid CanbAeA (Tsilor) de.
"A CEASED, ave equesed to make payment without ieay
aud Az per-o"s having demands against him vii please
present them TO WM MCAUIIFY s,ir,r
Brsndy~ne, NAV 3, 1897. SID,
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-12-20
From the Amulet, for 1923. -.
THE WEAKENING.
By MRS. HEMANs.


while day arises, that sweet hour Of prime -
How many thousands are Weakening now! -.
Some 20 the song from the forest-bongh,
To the rustIing leaves at the lattice-pane,
To the Ginning fall Of the early rain.
And some, far out on the deep mid-sea,
To the dash of the waves in their foamng glee,
As thew break into spray on the ships tall side,
That holds thro the tumult her course ofpride.
Ind somc--oh well may their hearts rejoice,
To the gentle sound of a mothers voice; ~
Long shall they yearn for that kindly tone,
When from the board and the hearth It's gone.
And some in the camp, to the bugle's breath,
And the tramp of the steed on the echoing heath,
And the sudden roar of the hostile gun,
Which tells that field must e'er night be won.
And some, in the gloomy convict cell,
To the dull deep note the warning bell,
As il heavily calls them forth to die,
When the bright sun mounts IN the laughing shy
And some to the peal Of the hunters horn,
And some to the sounds from the city borne
And some to the rolling of torrent-tloods,
Far midst old mountains and solemn woods
So are we reused on this chequer'd earth,
Each unto light hath daily birth,
Tho fearful or JOYOUS, tho sad or SWEEP,
Re the voices which Iirst our uIspunging meet.
Rnt One mus, the sound be, AMI One the call,
Which from the dust shall awake us all
One. tho 10 sever'd and distant dooms-
How shall the sleepers arise from their tombs!
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-12-20
THE STREAM OF TIME.

Thro' sunny plains and valleys green,
Yon si,verv streamlet winds ITS way;
While on ts banks fresh flowers are seen'
That smiling seem to WOO its stay.
1t must not stay-.he currents force
Forbids it here to find veposc;
But onward still it takes IFS course,
And sadly murmurs AZ IT goes
And now upon its breast no more
Sweet flowers their breathing odours shed;
Its path is by the rocky shore,
lis final rest in Oceans bed.
Thus down the Stream of Time we glide,
From youth and joyto age aud pam;
We cannot check the ceaseless tide
That bears us swiftly to the main.
Yet, let us calmly meet our doom.
And think, if life and joy must sever,
There is land beyond the gloom,
Where they shall be entwin'd forever
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-12-20
BETTING.

Bets are the blockhead's argument,
The only logic he can vent,
His minor and his major
'Tis to confess your head worse
Investigator than your purse,
To reason with wager.
The fool who bets too high, will have
Temptation to enact the knavc,
And make his friend his martyr:
But they who thus would underhand
Entrap, may I've themselves trepann'd.
And sometimes catch a Tartar.
Some slyly make the matter sure,
And then propose with look demure.
The bet at stake to double;
Forgetting that whatever vogue
The trick may have, the mans rogue
Whose betting is bubble.
Tempt not yourself-still. less your friends:
Where bets begin, attachment ends,
And up spring feuds and quarrels;
Leave wagers to the black-leg tribe,
Lest with the practice you lmbibe
A portion of their morals.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-12-20
Mr.. SMITH

Mr.. SMITH
You will oblige number Of your subscribers by
giving place to the following extracts from Mr. Al
lens reply to Mr. Tibbts, the subject of the Tariff
IA subject of vital importance to the interests of the
great body of consumers particularly those Of the
middle and poorer classes) in this country; and sub
icct which, whatever may be preendedby the friends
ofthc American System" falsely SO called, is insep-
arably connected with the Presidential question.
Mr.. Tibbits has observed, that =" the objec
ton to giving protection to manufactures.
comes with an ili-grace from the shiP-owners.
who. from like protection TO their ships
have become rich" To this, Mr.. Allen re-
plies:-
1.-THE ship owners, so far as have ascer-
tanned, do not object to giving protection to
manufactures; their objection is to your prop
os;tion, to 'sshut ont anutactured articles :"
and it is the opinion of the best informed mer-
chants, that the protection now granted to
manufactures, is at least equal, if not greater,
than what is granted TO the shipping interest
which have already attempted to illustrate
by comparison of the duties imposed on
foreign vessels, aud on manufactured arti-
eles'
The partiZans of wooliens, to recommend
their own schemes, are pleased to paint the
condition of cur country in the most gloomy
colours: MIR. Alien takes fairer, and, we
think. truer view of the scene.
.,Thc poverty of a nation, however. is not
to he Judged Of, by the opinions of persons
such as I nave described, any mere thar the
poverty of an individual is tc tobe judged OF
by his sorddness. ., =
Ito arrive at the conriusion you have, as
10 our poverty 10 4 national point of view,
we must believe with you, that the people OF
this country are ia the condition ofthe miseF
or Of those whose mental poteFty viii not
ps rtnit them to enjoy ths blssalnga which
Providence has spread before tRer1 f0F u
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-12-20
Bp =. =. SMfEW,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
XxsRMS

XIRMS.
To village and single Mail Subscribers, 81 per year
payable before the expiration of six months.
TO companies of any number over SIX, $3.50 per
year, payable above. To Companies less than six
$I,75 per year, payable as above. 1925 cts will be
deducted from each of these prices when payment is
made in advance. These prices exclusive of the
Mail or Stage charge for transportation.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid except at the discretion of the publisher
Notice ola wish to discontinue must be given before
expiration ofthe year.
ADVER TISfNG.-One square, three insertions,
81. and same proportion for two or more Squares
Half a square IS cts Continuance over three weeks
90 per cent per week. o
Administrators and. Executors Notices, SLED
commissioned SIPS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02
DRY GOODS

ME Subscriber has enc ed The ;,,,,,, II n
= eodr GA has serouai aud u,,vy mr. ~, Il -
s.i te'a awell selected Otinept of SpipJ
AH9 wen su.ed L. ihis Ma Aei cop,tsnr ~, n,,i NJ
u"uSh And Brahhwaii's Wilson's ANA Grand, - ~
tut L'aion Dam, Whitney aud Hose blank.t. i bi
All s'sth pafusj Ltst sue CLOTHS aud e,..,sr
hi'ed aao elo1is Rhodes
Ia" P'a'"s Crimson HOserGsi feaIUuushs f,t ,t
80, nice munster and Dutch rtling; hearth ,,.:
SAM RED, yellow, green and innsi. yS..n
ct"tti bedVeitern bleached sw Ill,
st'N "ehh'ns; fTiry's hes. shoe th esd, ID v,ri
> IT, bes' pat nj threads, ali COLOURS nj
az" o'idi green surge, good aIiier for ,rvau..
M ~ 't"ies "he COTTON Sd thre4 iaaies' b.sc I,,ai
hos; mems lambs wool hsi hose; Iu,Let,, i,. i
ss'"e VI very good quality. white aud cOiuu,sI ote 40.
e"'' uf4buP e"Tt'j u.najuTe twist linen ana ouf
al" % c"rhrlc mGsbn and skouets d.. ri N.
'tDn SUI ~ eacoss Gcheinehs London hats; Soi,ir,
hal thread ttees and b1bbne;; h linen Of rrs
SAn'oioki meme buck, WOu ana ,ay,r ~l,.s
NJ an" beaver dol sentleus's aud laales' VIM. -
. nose, o-, haek s'i u1EeDtnes y..tnr b,,ck M
Su' s''s''ui d0i isinhtg' zee ,ed al u,i
ti'' H" l"'A5 Nhie furniture corded dt,n, 49,
"sSis I'" a'd1ti an excellent asoItn.=n of cutIs
h'io"sei hnives s. UIks various SOFT, an, a. aii, -
!e"' dGp oidGed kniyGs; large and small .,,pc,s
"oosse'e~si ooAst rb'ssels; gm,t h.,t al II.
s ~ various soit'j = cut, mill AMI hand 1--WE. b,,r t
e,t "'stsi "a Is of superior qualify; l.en aud b
~ s,'t "d'isi PiCw Traces curry comb; cIanhe A
orasS eandlestcks stock, pad, cntst draw AMI n,
au Pesi D"t'"nsi stHre mills ldrs, shovel ami
tnd wees JaraHned waies; bel cast steel IA 80
'1' ''sei sheeis, tor cotton gin saEs; tn ria., MI "a
i sai o. extra sz- aud bagriny few h.e. IA,
iI Eoous were stiectei by hnsef ia E..laaa and 81,
ate especially invited all ul,l 90. l,.,u ~
street. ii'ey oeeu. i-d BY J. 4. Tlyf,f X o. "a 4
S... Of. cGiaLEs ELLIS.
III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02
James River Land fo,. Sri

VIE tract OF sndb belonging the herr, of ohm I,nd,i
~; o safe he shove tract is situated IN the county of
i, sc, immediately ON James river, adjoining he
Ss ot ue"rge and William Harrison Essr, and III 3 Enc
soont SIX hHni,v acres OF the be.;
un ~ !, @ 10 VTg'n and Is Inferior fertility
% Vi IL i hesNiy uberei; location AID ousiiv frnyi
m1s. desirable tact Of land for at thi; time in VIZ
% PERSONS "shins TO purchase ti. terms v
i,Ppg,s 10 Edmund Christian, Esq. or john Dsndidge m
iNHhin"hd April , -
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HraoGEeM for Sui.

III ,n''et'e w sell On Monday the I5.l day Of next
'u, toslI II l1 - not tue mex; fair day, at pulalc
"n wien he now re.ide GATED BrookeId distant IL ,ln Rich
'"i ,y niIss, CONTAINING about $50 .err. ,iuy ma H.
pt9os Kun aud adj'iun the Bu"k Turnpike 4, Tins r,
~ s"psa"s obuu one hundred creek low rrounIs
u - f'4S AMI about zane fuaEtiiy second o.y troun
eur ."e niS 'Si very rAcrl!eni aud good stale of chi,
uh@"h-'neTe Is On Il very good Dwelling house and AL,
no ~ sood feef' VIII eai 'sih any person. pIyatry
nay wh 10 purchase 5tfo the ay sa!e-ad ia AZ
shown 9i the day of sale whio, will be very ac-
~ 80, " ' 'S"d wi he shes" 10 any person
sp..nss' icy h' oversee The tract land ag.s
a "u '' acts OF rs value aEDTds u,I.borhooI f
Nc1nond. II IS sufficiently town fer p.rtl-r,n IN
reside al who may he engaged in tue ean,le or sny
nn4ts ,hsi miy require las daily town sx
ei On IL ioi 10 years Turing the whole which time
oeeh thSased IA some active business, III RiLhoud Thai
qn"e" ny personal attention lily the aoI s.ue aI ,ai IN
IN eyen"s-h oniy half OF three quarters u an hour :
20 anu on one 81 the best TurnpiSc V.rnis; ana
oetNe Can safely sS there mosc Eva,tnv ~, -
N"S"@; Ihee = PFHg Of excellent witer ear the b1,
"'t ven OF s"'d Mater Ia ths yaid ZEN SHEPRARlI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02
Pu6lic Sale of IIaI,iaJTe PIooeJf,,

y pursuance Ut the last will and testament a., the - I
Esq. oi The Town OF PeeIs bu L, close the con
VI Dnh'Hp Orgsin will be sold on he Iith LAY OF Oe,
~, on etedil OF two, four aad SIX years, (sh interest
o i1s, u ilmeh to commence atthe ofthc 6f.
~, at ,'"o years from tv time vi sal, tie ~
t-esi '"a spacious anG cOLnniuu. building
street, wen kno"n a. the EAcHANGE COFFEE WoUSE
os hlf iona sibo, Inciudg Stables sud al ot-
belonging TO it beng under lease OF ss.C0o nst
ahhv'n Which "Sfues ia November 1859 and i.,n4J ia,
ne Lonh IN fhonN Office, Norfolk $I4 GI5 and thr Mrs
once hichiHOnd, S97a7 making total sount n sS ioo
S' ~''|" "Vu.i be iecDtered a. al lo.s by ere.
GRIFFIN ORGAN,
DAVID ID. BRYDON, CExr.
August IL -2H--tts DAVID on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-02

'tE suhse. '5ei being disposed 10 ren..ye We t,vI
~. Vhais i'I sale i' real est'ie county OF
me TACT CONSISTS ct about 40 acre, Of Ina -, ~. 81, .
"e'eis Of aliens Greek, in tie upper cad Of Hu5y,7
- J" P"".o ""n "' wood aua tat iauJ ff tI,ct 81 ~
=, '@s .eD." 81 ihe eeuuty. IL n,ey taifly b. .i ~
iY1l 10 P"'I'l l" ay tact "a t-e uoishbuu hood IA,
."F'"'eht as ave very good te d,ttiiirs i.t. g.,
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f.O'a0" Iiai 's estate may De hAd uprt ftr teru,s
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