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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04
AUCTION SALES
Comparison of Inspections ON the st Of Oct.
lg.a.s - Loo

lou ilh lA@l
Passed. Refused. stuck IN W. houses For In,pre
1926. 1906 loIg $50 2O7o
1877 ibl27 2I65 1913 DOL
Oar inspections for the ytar closed the lst of
Oct. 1t VII be scrn that the number inspected
~ passed and refused amounts 10 1902, lar
ger number than was ever before received by
2ooohogsheads. In piaceo diminishing lie crop
Us heretofore leoomme ided II seems thai II Is
greatly increased, aud thu crop now curing, We
beieve 10 be ss large rs any heretofore mad.
"ilh tins fact betor us. We cannot expect more
advance IN the arIiele shortly, unless the con.
sumption should be lncfeased, As HE period IS
Al hand, ~hen the new crops will be presented
Tor mar ct, we woud suggest TO the planter,
tne necessity using great care IN CHASING and
selecting his tobacco, observing the siz,, colour,
dc And by all mean>, never to mix the q fer
rnt qualities, for We are Informed tuat heavy
Complaints are made in Richmond, IN canse-
quence of many hogsheads tuning out inferior,
that were fine IN TINS placc,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

5.NNO DUk4i.AAGo
10 be had lIr the small sum Of TWO Dollars.
SCHEME:
5000 Dollars 300 Dollars
900 Do. 2uU Do
1000 DO. of 100 Do
900 Do 10 30 DO.
Besides many smaller Prizes.
But few tickets IA the scheme and Tickets are
now going for the small stun OF
Whole tickets p2 shares in proportion
s. * w ALLEN. d co.
Washington City, Oct 4.
Inc Drawing will be received at Aliens OF
fee, LynchDurg, on Saturday evening.
BANK NOTES
North Carolina, south Carolina, Georgia, and
the most hlhd OF uncnTfent Bank Notes bought
and sod upon liberal terms at
>. ~ NJ ALLEN q cos
Lottery and EAcnasge Office LynchDurg
DC, /
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04
10Th OF OCTOBER.

Tie gren drawing ofihe
Union Canal Lottery, SD class
" III take place " hen the whole scheme will be
completed IN few minutes
Al'IltAlL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04
EDUCATION.

MfY School is now IN session. and has IN /,
IL s..sral vacancies which shnald likc 10
haze Tiled. Young men wishing 10 silendto the
Mathematics OF 10 ANY OF the higher bianehes OF
Literature. cnn have load Opportunity with
me while those eng tgedlH taa Judy 81 the mic
rior ranches, vii uot he nrelrred ! stall
keep. Tor the htule, an assistant. So ~ Bon
elnss mas suffer for The want oi due ~ .enfiol.
Ny sehool Is open for both males ant lftaHlo,.
| have removed II 10 the honse occupied by
Mnrrarei richardson, situated near the oouit
House. h Is. TOW NLkf
Ieuth mo. LIST. iClilil
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

Btsdrs nnnF oI TO = nc. nc.
The drawing will certainly take place the 10Th
Of October. ndyeoturers will do well to make ilu-'
mediate application.
m ma",e tickets 10 . so so Quartz" VI 20
F. salcai
.. d NJ. ALIJ NJ a. ~Os
Lottery Il Exchange Office.
Philadelphia, Oct l.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

Ofthe Lynehhure Tobacco Market,
Corrected psstig yor The prginion, 5g
THOMAS 4 lloleoaRE ami hicHAhp 1iREE.
Commission Merchants.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-17
STATE OF IRELAND.
To lie Editor ofthe London Morning Chroi

To lie Editor the London Morning Chronicle.
SIR-Seven millions Of Irish Catholics, con-
shutting seven Fights the population OF that
country, arc by the mere brute force Of Eng
lish power, aided by the English law and the
spiri, Of English rule, made subservient 10 the
objects and interests of comprehensive Pro-
,esant league. All the machinery of Govern
ment is worked by "The great Conspiracy"
Trade, manufacture, agriculture, commerce,
public revenue, public expenditure, education,
relig ion, charity, and administration ofjusiee,
all-all are subjec, to the agents and favori'es
Of that "Great Conspiracy" and the people of
that fine country held IN bondage TO those who
could not continue their despotism one hour
if England were moi their abettor and suppor-
ter. observe, among the letters OF the Right
Hon. Edmund Burke, recently published, one,
dated Nov. 1896, in which, referring to the Irish
Catholics, he writes thus 10 his friend, DIR. Law
rence-"The i'll will CT the governing powers
is their grea, grievance, who do not suffer them
to have their benefit Of those capacities to
which they are restored nominally by the law"
One woule imagine that the Right Hon. Cen
,eman was writing about the present times,
for, were he now living, he would have the
modification to End the same "ill-will OF the
Governing Powers" prevailing at the expira-
ton of ,hir,y-one years; aye at the conclu-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-17
Tanners Oil.

IN Barrels tanners OIL, received and for SAFE y
1W ". MILLER & son
Emo l.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-04
JACK HAYWARD.

TUST received and for sale at this Office, the new
81 edition, revised by the Author, Of the ory JACK
HALYARD, the Sailur Boy; or, the viruuns Family,
Designed for American Children, in Families and Schools
BY WILLIAM S. CARDELL." This interesting little won k
has received the appreciation Of, and is by
numerous teachers and literary gentlemen in n. yol
Phadelpha, aud elsewhere, who have given it a practical
rial in their respective schools and have pronounced
,perinr as a reading hook for the young, any other
work that they have seen. Among The list at
teachers who have given their recommendation Of the
work. the following Of this Borongl-lsAAc PIEucE.
SIMON Blasrow, Bisnur DAVENPORT aud ESocn LEWIS.
Fran the North Carolina Journal
JACK HALYARD.
Mr. Edtor-Acc;dent threw in my way, during lei
sure hour few days since small book designed Tor
American children in families and private schools Iue,u
sed il with some attention, ind much pleased 10 find
so valuable book within the reach Of YOUTH ,et sur
prised at it, being generally known ad sougi
after This interesting little work plan moral tale
calculated to SOW the seeds Of religion and vue in ne
youthful mind, ard areesbly assist in preparing fl
he reading Of het books ard the study Of oi
higher class. The Auhor las conducted his hntle hero
through series Of circumstances thai occar in vc,.
natural AMI crowns him at last with fortune AND
e city, the consequence of Constant adherence the
precepts of Virtue and the worship the Almighty -
Zach parent who has child capable under,ts dnga
m pie instructive tale, may do much good by pacag
his hand, tie M.f0fy y ZACH Aiyd,d ne Ssdr 59s"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-04

arfansemc'.'. TIE other European Ministers took nc
part IN these proceedings, except Minzacky who also
1en' noe demanding settlement with the Greeks, in
v'.e OF the protocol OF ST. Petersburg dat ed the 4h
April 1926 lie added that the Greeks we're in such
saaon as would sooner or later effect their emancipation
and that should il turn out otherwise, Russia Guild not re-
main passive spectator during their destruction This
cooperation ON the part Of two prepondciang powers
gives hope to the cause of the Greeks"
:. Consnntnopie, Feb 17-M. Won Minziacky, without
waiting for the arrival Of the Russian Ambassador tho Mar
qsde beanpierrs had presented very energetic note
elatve 10 the pac6caon Of Greece which said 10 con.
tain the following remarkable passage
"The Sublime Porte itself mus, desire an Intervention
Tor If the Greeks should conqnerors, they would
also, in all probability, seek intervention; and if the
Greeks should be sbdued, the Porte should not indulge
in the dclnsio, that the Emperor Nicholas oud remain
an inactive spectator Of the Of his fellow belle
vers"
This remarkable declaration, the authenticity Of which
affirmed on the most respectable authority has caused an
extraordinary sensation here and people very curious
to how the Dvan will ac' after the arrival Of NJ de
beaupierre; it is well known that the REFS Effen,l had
previously REPLIED to the confidential verbal oyertures of
Mr.. S. Canning and NJ Mnzacky this subject, that
the Porte would not accept Of any intervention"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-04
SHERIFE'S SALES.
Rr PETER Ii. DEL.A.TI. SucsIFs.

by virtue Of writ of lev fac;as tn me rectet. w,,i
- be exposed to public sale, 1t the house of Henr,
Steele New castle, in Newcastle hundr, Il, on Monday the
21s May next, at o'clock, r. Nj all that lot Of groun
in the town of Newcastle, lying and being AIark..
street, containing in front said street, twenty-seve
feet nine inches aud extending south easerly from the
said street, hundred and five feet inches, con
tanning thousand nine hundred and ~ en,y nine fe
and eight inches he The less; together witt
all and singular the improvements and appurenances
hereunto belonging or in any wise upper,ang. seye.
and taken in execution as the property Of ia Coan ant
Ann his wife.
Newcastle, April IS, 1897. 5l-5t
DY virtue OF wr, of ais. vend eyponas 10 me .lrec.
ID ted, will be exposed TO public sale, at the house y.
Henry Steele. Newcastle in Newcastle hundred Mon.
day the 2st Of May nea, AT O'Clock, p NJ. the ollown
described lands and tenemens situate lying and being II
the hundred of Appoquinmink and County OF New castle
20 witt farm bounded by lands Of the heirs of John
Ason, dec Joseph Sharon, dec heirs Of Richard KEGS
dec. heirs Of Rachael Jordon dec and Others with lo.
dwelling house and Kitchen stable cs, smoke
and other out buildings thereon erected containing fou.
hundred acres. more less Seized and taken in exec
ton as the property of John Loss5er.
New CASTLE April 49, 1897. 5l--5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-04
The Rhode Island State Lo,tay.

Numbers, Drawn Ballots.
Sthems-l priz, Of $4,000; ios 5000 : Of 1855
Of 1000; 10 u 500 20 Of 500; IS Of 100; i02 Of 81
l0o Of 90: 1852 Of 8; HAYS off,.
Ticket s4-iIalf s2-ouartcr Si-Eighth so cents
Apply at the Prompt and Lucky Office e L. BARKER,
No. G., Market slreci.
56-i0-8-13-30-48 -I5-33-3!
Were the drawn numbers in the Union Cuaat Lo,terr
28,h Class. May
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-04
.Mr. E1an ElrYa and Governor Clinton.

Mr.. Noah in the n. York Enquirer uses Ills
language applied 70 thrse gentlemen:
"Mr Van Buren, s,ovs-lc does moi esd- Re is 4irap,
in tie hands cfis Jieas and has sasac,y M On Gerry
question 10 ysaqaiM MS o.ou md asb. theirs Inyx
for General Jackson and IF cors Mr. Van Buren
1t is understood The sace re,issns that ., ernor Clinton
is friendly to General Jackson"
If the above representation is correct, Mfr. Noah
has certainly libelled Messrs. Van Euren and Cine
ton very grossly, in representing them as destitute
either of independence and discernment. or Of al!
principle. If be has not l,bcled them, then thew
are hopeful samples Of the best Of the Jackson
party. Dem Press.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-04

One Of our correspondents in the good old Nor
humberand, writes US, that public opinion in that
county is rapidly settling down in favor Of Mr..
Adams. AS an evidence of the soundness Of this
opinion he mentions that last week, at time
when two courts were in session, and consequent
" an unusual throng of people in the town of Sun,
bury-partes, Jurors and wtnesses--an attempt
was made, by some of General Jackson's jealous
partlsans, to get up meeting in his favorit Who'll
~ tailed; :" similar attempt say he, was made
at the last August court, with like succcss.''
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-04
APPRENTICES LIBRARY,

A Stated Meeting Of the Apprentices Library Suc,eiy
n will be held on Saturday erening ner; al JANIS G
ALIENS school roon O'Clock, which time and place
all those who DESTROYS Of participating the advantage
resulting from such an institutions requested % attend
as committee will report subject deeply interesting
to the Society RICHARD K. JONES, .yscy.
NAV 8. 1897 4
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-04

DIED--ln the city of New Fork, On Sunday evening
last, in the 73lyear Of his ase. RUFUS E.iNG Esq, late
Minister TO England
- In Philadelphia Sunday evening in the 7lst wear
of his age, WILLIAM TlLGliMAN, ESQ Chef Justice
of the Supreme Court of Pennsyv ania.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-04
BOROUGH ELECTION.

At the election held on Tuesday last, for b.
rough Officers to the ensuing year, the follow
ing persons were elected.
First Durgess.-James Brobson,
Second Burgess-Erederick Leonard,
Council.-Joseph Grubb Thomas Moore. Hen
ry Rice, Aaron Hewes Eli Sharp, William Lar
kin, Mahlon Belts, Jacob File, John NJ. Smith,
William Townsend, Israel ID. Jones, James Gard
ner, Elisha Huxley.
assessor Ilendrickson,
Treasurer.-Aan Thomson,
High Constable Park Mason.
The only new members of the council, are Nah
Ion Belts, John NJ. Smith, and Elisha Huxley.
The following is copy of superscription to a
letter, seen in this place few years ago.
" Mter Gorge Reed living about five mills of wimin
town mere the new Gotten factor place cold new ark
moved from Philadelphia last Spring this letter with sped
TO Mister Gorge Reed"
The Alexandria Gazette, in publishing I" Remin-
iscences, No. @" from the N. Y. Commercial
which appeared in the Waterman on Tuesday,
makes the following remarks" The reader will
bear in mind that the Delnuare Gazette, which is
the subject Of the following article, is owned BY
Louis McLane, Esq. late Chairman Ut the Com
mittee of Ways and Means in the House Of Rep
resentatves of the United States, and now Senator
Of the United States. 1t should also be remem-
bered that notwithstanding the promises made to
General Samuel Smith, of Maryland the Comb.
nation have appointed Mr.. McLane their secre-
tary Of the Treasury. Of this we want no better
proof than we gathered from the conversations of
jackson members of Congress. during the last ses-
sion. MIR. McLane is unquestionably great man,
and one whose opinions honestly expressed, are en-
titled to great weight. Whether he was sincere
when he uttered the one below, we cannot under
take to say, but We think he was.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-04

The Little Falls Peoples Friend Of the 18th ult
mentions that a daughter Of Isaac Smith, of Man
helm, aged years. and her two cousins, a daugh
err and son of Mr.. Adam Zimmerman, jr. the
former about 6, and the latter about years old
were all three brought to all awful and untimely
death BY eating the roots Of that nveterate poison
the 8 CIcUTA MAcULATA," american HemlocE
full description Of this destructive vegetable two
or three varieties of which are very common. and
often known Ly the name Of Bastard Sicily or MUSK
Rat Root) may be found in Thatcher's American
Dispensary, p. 174; where the symptoms Of its
dreadful effect upon others thus described, and
which, as one Of the attending physicians informs
US, were almost exactly similar in the present
case, viz. "vomiting, stuper, dilatation of the
pupil, palcness and universal dstress-bi0od and
froth issued from the mouth and nose, their eyes
were fixed, the cyelids in rapid motion--and these
were followed by commissions and DEATH"
Baltimore, .april 25.-The British brig Rob Roy,
which arrived at this port yesterday morning from
Jamaica, was ordered by the Collector to depart
within twenty four hours agrecably to the Presi-
dents proclamation and the instructions from the
Treasury Department.
Mad dogs have already made their appearance
in the streets of Charleston. A gentleman and
lady and two servants had been bitten bv dog
supposed to be mad,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-04
FRIDAY, May 4, 1927.

"rrown indignantly upon the dawning al
porti of the U .oa znother.r WASHINGTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-06
FOR THE WoUFRER.
PROSPECTUS OF a NEW WORK, ENTITLED
THE TRIMMER,S Glide

THE TRIMMER'S GUIDE
Or, TERGITERSBPION MADE EASY
adapted to tn. merida IAN of the Metropos.By and
In the progress of society every day gives rise
t. new wants and calls tor the exercise OF talents
adapted to Tie Increasing reflnements Of the polite
VOID The EpIcurean who nowadays eats his
turtle soup on plate ,can scarcely look back without
disgust upon the homey manners of our ances
tors who some Centuries past supp d their broth
from wooden spoons and 'ren chefs - and a mo
ue!n me iady would lie thrown into Mysteries ut
The idea of riding, the custom with the fair
in ancient times, with slinup on each side of The
saddle. In politics 1t is as in other matters. Th.
plain and simple constitutions, and the unsopbis.
heated, downright, rectangular notions OF our
revolutionary foreiathers, DO not euit the diplo
maising, intriguing, insinusng, serpentine, zig
Tag politics of later days. With them the scisnc.
was in lis infancy Honesty was sbsuIdly rec
koDed the best polIcy,-lookIng one way and
moving another deemed little short of knaye-
ry;- having your eyes fixed upon two objects in
opposite directions the ssma time was pronounce
ed horrible moral squirting, and the act OF
gracefully changing sides ia the political contra
dance was branded with The once opprobf ious epi-
'hei of regeneration. They really seemed 10
think that there some merit in a mans stick
ing his principles at the expence OF his interest
aud even suffering ior constituency sake) the loss
OF hIs head or The cutting OF his purse Feuefed
Hdiius ahp iahh pOuNDeS were not put 10 cOmpeti-
ton with the dictates of honour or ihe sugees
ions OF political honesty. Whereas in our times
II has been long since found, that your - honesty
IS ragged virtue" plain dealing an improbable
aifectstioD, and - honour mere scutcheon" The
more expanded view OF political concerns " bich
our experience gives us, teaches that II h waste
# labour and loss of place TO Struggle with the
powers dc factO. II is az hard in politics a. IN
religion " to kick against the pricks;' and accord
ingy not only our humble selves but the great and
tie wise among us, avoid the error Of being 100
fond Of the right to pursue The cEpedient; and
spostscy regeneration which once branded the
'enegado with disgrace, have become reputable
aodpTaise~or hy, under the regime of a Chef ma
gisrate, " no las set the noble example oil con-
tempt Tor the pseudosgIftUe of political consistency.
a consciousness Of The evils which AOw rom
'hese false. and absurd notions, aud desire to ia
einaie The advancement OF political aspirsnts,
have prompted the execution OF tine work which
g now offered to. the public; work. for which The
Editors deem themselves peculiarly qualified, from
their veteran lsbours, and their dgeni study and
prsciee OF those arts which they now profess 10
inculcste. II wIll be found that tbeis FIRST primer
ples arc imbibed fom ihs msxims Of their grea,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-06

g,aSu s.-ECrtoSs
Y" "scne.ay ~, ths b. .reuon 20 tnn,ca Ccrn.t,-.
.'sl 81. a. IA 'sss.i Wand, % o. Ci TIE ioIlSsiss
Me@'es nia.d L 'e|ed ~ Eoc.s. Ino. Goiiiu, Pce,oa
snsh Mat'l Or,Wty,- S.ia,i Duun AdvpLus D..i joIS
S,,t. jaue. Lyo"., u. Roiut roiia,5.
A'a'st H.erf-J lr D.ookeuh ourh J. n lI..ss SAM,
> ~ hrrt' Jasss M'Kaioe' &. II. Maeh.u.' Reid \
.,.'rs'o' J0la 3u'h' sicosd, john O. Wau., w,,lial
Js.soa UasS-NstrL Charter. sar~, subie,I, John En-
O. "a Sn 4. lHnestsr J--rh Pre- .we + Thoupsou'
u y ~ bAsSeu,, O,i' N,r,oa NHhL D-"l,,+
','say 'LF oiriHisiiou N, Ci,y otscer, took place
JR ,.Ir r va. re sl,,,d iios7r Edurnd W Ecoe..
p, t t's''a-f q ~ csaaen Co0cA Those vita
6t, 49, ~, n'ui'' go ti'o' itsassa. the rest nen-
''' - ''e NV'1"on Council
hitS'GSe-rhe comp'iusu a. i..oution ON the Senate
" a. Jnyss'n e" ia. name ,h- L.s.si>tpr. TO g,s,s
i.''n ct ihr sh Jsway reN a. the ciy VI Nov
oltan'' has excited confederate at,it,t m be a. Of q u
'Ih Wen cal ed cp the raprr, t. defeat -Ac-
OF Nj MV'' TO extend hs ryint.n t. come Of ,br o,h.r
u''i'l "ni' eis wi" s'red With jackson ~ the cappay
te''d I''s' m-jort; And the oiginsi retaliation VA,
carried by us s'! ct tNo viz; to IA we are
informed ~ letter Of tie I2l alt gentleman f ~
ceient op 'tuntes Obtain of at.ou tat here u ltis
doubt OF l. ai''4"a'. going iO' J.ek,Oa.
II In the Speech Of 1r Randolph Harrison rubl..ior.
uh u ht y 3'e 1iihs .td h,uia Dee read bfve the tate
mo-. oh me Au'Hor' Oatc to wl,-h sIud.. aud winch
make par Of Tia, Note '
DIED. at bis rc,i,nce u,s, this place on the a7,h uI
= was dI o.au friend Au atect,onac busSspS and
Patrnt, and humane mas,eg. tE;neus,i, H.. $40
IA G'oucvst,t tn. nth nj, Mr. JsAn Joh..ton,
III me death ct tn tod aud man. society LA, su.
tan.d an ''repsahe loss h. coed ~, shtoar kind
"ah'nu ts' iiiuies"t rather b,uevo-n, ns.er; he
'neo I" Tie nctst and prbe,pIs OF honor and
geneTo'" iht endee,t sentiments ,rce aud cc.
pa's'un hr pss+d dignity wnAout prize, sAsbiluy fcs
'"h h'eu'es md eoIueN exempt fuiu .ii IN word
We vas T''i'.Sn srd beloved ~ ail h nil
a." "ulai"G IL Nui HAU ant Think OH r,,-
dr'' ~ ae n'i ~ Loir sad cart, lear aud dis.
tu'' cue N'ly y ta shiucs uIOn he tlu. the
h'u winch sad Ioi he eS setrd wl cone upon Won 40
sul',r.ie-. - " -A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-06

Ne reader w'll probably smile At dis .,,e.
but he will be stju moe '''
"e assure him that we have aoar,o.,., 80
Us OF the most beautiful descriefion. Him
understood ne,r is months ago, tha, lass b,nge
MO oeen established at Weli-bure. il the co-,
" o. Brooke, in the extreme n. W end Of ",
s'"''' one OF he "di ors requested Mr.. Ne,,a
one 81 me respectable DsIegaes rom me CONT,
W mo IN Decembef last, to order him loUr de
canieis Of The bet cut gI1ss Tbe IL. W.,
not Teacb Richmond until rues,lov Ia, 49,,
Conirss' .hat we ware utterly astonisreJa tbsts,..
y oi'her execution. There are w pa,,er,s ~
'nsm = Doth very elegant; fhe glass prte and
very heaVy and tie culting eaecutej in q yer,
superior style. The editor sc.zes this o,n,-,,,
Pp"y % reurning his acknowledgment. TO Me-.
,.,'m DuVsi and Go. the manuf ciurns o.,
lVeHsbIrg, for their attention IN his.e'.... ~
Their establishment really does honor To 80, 60.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-06
Lt4rSH&L'S S4LE.

{9UasUANT Go aa,o,, u tn, Superior Cont of Chan
- '"' ia i'''hm '"i d'tri' pronounced 9th
uN "a June u .. n e case Cooke Bentley on
zoe h 'a' - a'5 u"S, offer tor pubic au. tn 20
' ."v h'"r'' "h W P-nii'si J'ctto the dover right
% Lucy ntl'i, IN ta't "a
r'd i rn- ho itui ,shtsrou Mr., B,nfi.v NOW
ana htD"hr tth huucicd irIcs. the oeu.
= u f9'Shatii nuned tie decd =. .., e ~.
h. To- H. sH Jlu ttru,y t,arire date the ION Of All
o. te' 'h~ ihrd '-n lo' ne l.lsrre credit of ON,
h ~" N,, ' uh '!!to,rd -vcury End the ti,io re-
tsi ed I'll tie, y4il also, Il e SANG ti,u. :, 4
u"dei The ',' v''i bs ,t.ird ale, Al uir s
t'" u tHe isa 't"hir.. each. ,lgsut hume
h''d snd 81 h'H iU ulI', us..n. Bed rab,. &c dc
nie ut'cneu .4I tie .e,d above t.ctlcd. -
:. GGERKANT, ~ cc.rd
hpril d. an 80 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-06

Fatfei N! 70 'a'e'e 81 I'M Superior Govt Of Chan
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