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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-05

The brig Mcdusa. capt Aspclt, of Jersey.
while on her passage from La Guayra to
Liverpool, encountered thunder storm in
lat. 80 80, lon. 5S II, during which the cleo
trio fluid destroyed the magnetic power OF
the compasscs on board, two OF which were
on deck and two in the cabin. An optcian
has examined the compasses, and finds they
have entirely lost their attractive powers.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-05

The pleasant Spring weather which we
have enjoyed fer few days past. has
brought with it an unusual hustle among the
business doing members of our mercantile
and Mechanical community. Our mechanics
have an unusual run of business. New hous-
es building and old ones to be repaired, have
put all hands in requisition, and the highest
wages are offered to industrious men. We
do not know when we have seen so many
brick dwellings "going up" in this place, as
at this time. We ask no better sign ofpros-
perity than this-wealth is the result OF in
dustry and economy. and our citizens are as
remarkable for both these traits OF charac-
ter, as any elsewhere. "By Industry sye
thriye." This is the motto OF the people
of Wilmington; and whilst others are spec
ulating in customary schemes of wealth, let
US stick BY trade. and trade will stick by us
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-05

lSeitylh.N CtnaL-The water was let into this
Canal on the 2Oth ult. Great improvements
have been made on it during the winter. The
New York and schuylisill Coal Company have
already commenced operations for the ensuing
season, and have now Coal under way They
will have 4 succession CT arrivals, during the sea-
SON.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-05

The value of American Manufactured
Cotton Goods sold at Philadelphia in sim
tle year, it is stated, varies but little from
FOUR MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, and
is rapidly increasing, whereas in the years
1804-5-6, the whole amount sold in the city
was only Sl7,670!
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-05

,.a nr.c;sely 70 suit the means OF the
SSoSmmander of the Mexican squadron, ,.,,rn, y
W. challenge, according to the stale.h1n, ,:aa
.a'' y ,he boarding officer, Com. Porter repl,.ua
.ha, =, vi in the course of week or two' ne shou1a
.aar W nrspared re- 10 meet the Spanish Commah-
pe 1sr with all the force he could bring 70 All
.nragemept.-.N Y. Aier. .Aao'
s,o,aer-At the Otsego county circuit.
,.id last week at Cooperstown. verdcts
,Ssr, "s recovered in four cases of sfander, to
,he he amount of nearly $4,000. OF the above
,.s e.ses. one was brought by female against
ouotber tor implying a want of chastity,
"h.reby she lost marriage. Verdict $1,000.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-05

The ship Chancellor, Captain Baker, with
provisions for the Greeks, sailed from New
York on Monday morning last. having been
thoroughly repaired. Her cargo was not
damaged in the gale which caused her to
return to poEt.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-05

small in great ones.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-05
NOTICE.

Brandypinc, March %, 1897.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-05
Prices of Country Produce.

WILMINGTON, .qHRLL S, 1927.
FLoUn, superfne, per barrel. ...........S5 25
Middlings. .......... So so
.... .......S3 63
WHEAT, white, per bushel or 60lbs. ...... l
Do red, do do...........
Conn, per bushe or 57lb. .,...."....... S.
Do Meal, per bushcl... ........ 70
IN MARKET.
Butter 20a25 cts.-Eggs, 8 a 1o-Lard, II IL
Bacon, 9-Ham, 9a12-Potatoes, U.s.
Pork, a $ pr cwt.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-04-05

Suiting tie aetion TO the woyd.-In a re-
cent trial for assault and battery in Pennsyl
vania, the counsel for the defendant asked
one of the witnesses. a stout. athletic man,
to describe to him the manner in which
the man was assaulted; when he immediate
ly took hold of the counsel by the collar and
gave him tremendous shaking, to the no
small amusement of the judges, spectators.
&c. who were convulsed with laughter.
Troubles in Canada-A Buffalo paper oi
the 10Th inst. says, "For several days past
there have been alarming reports in tircula-
tion of commotons in our neighboring prov
ince Of Upper Canada. a vast number OF
the inhabitants of the province will come
within the operation of the alien law. II
would appear that they are resolved not tc
snbmit to it; and It is reported that libert,
poles, on which were displayed the Ameri
can hag, have been raised in several places
an York. liberty pole was raised, and thu
american flag waved on it, within few
,ods OF the capitol. 1t was promptly pu
eeown by the Government party. A larg
1orce was then collected from the country
an, aMd the pole and flag were again raised.-
inese may be exaggerated reports; but VI
.aink @ there is something to make them GU
,rE@ ne who is great in small matters, is alway
small in great ones.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

that ] should so have insnlled her party.
by my dress and the ape Of French
man forwarded a challenge, for ceiling
him bhboon. To tie former | tx
pressed my regret, that was thus ipno-
rant oil modern etiquette, and promised
10 release her from further anaiely on
tins head, and 10 the lucr sent reply
that would beat him Into a qua,l-tray,
for meddling with my queue.
Setting, rs do now, by the FIRE place
at the side OF my specialized aunt, and
rejecting on my adventures as they
dance over the magic lan,horn of me-
mory, there is much for speculative mu-
sng. The Inconsistencies Of fashion
aud existence of philosophy and OF
ffenehlnen of bachelors, fire tenders,
pretty girls aud pokers, leavt lessons for
grave instruction aud sober application.
Custom, like the nightmare, rides us 10
WEAKNESS, and none have cnoaph of IN
dependence 10 shak off the Elf. Fa-
shon holds the scale of opinion, and a
lnan is as much indebted to his tailor as
10 his classics, for honest flmo and
moderate share Of literary reputation
/ And yet fashion is inconsistent with IL.
sell. A frolels IN metamornhoss, to-
day II Is frightened with the imaginary
eleg nee oil yesterday. Oh, thon Inflated.
well-bottomed, narlow-backed, inter-
minable coat Which once whsked thy
graceful appcndage, viii, 81 much of
PRIDE IN The assemblies of olhar days
how has thou beaten down those aerial
castles betokcning conquest aud renown
among the rosy domains of bright eyes
and outlering heaitsl 7empora mutan-
tar, Fl nos mHtamar iHis---the nlerpre-
tatlonoi which is, lchabod, The glory
Of Thy house has departed
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
Consumptions, Coughs, &c.

Bu'er's Vegetable Indian Specific,
ysAoR the cure of Colds, Coughs, Consnmpti-
4 ons, splitting ot Blood, Asthma, aud all dis.
orders ofthe Breast and Lungs.
The Vegetable Indian Specific, has stood the
test ofexperience, and proved itself the must va
luable remedy ever discovered for the cure a
Asthma and all the diseases OF the breast aud
lungs leading to consumption. HE following
certificate just received from highly respected
gentleman, will show its value.
Samuel Moore. do hereby certify, that for
upwards OF a year, vas severely afflicted with "A
pain in my breast. accompanied with very bad
congh aud shortness Of breath and every indlca-
ton Gin the opinion OF 4 Physician of approach
ing consumption. After passing through a
course Of medicine. aud finding no relief, was
induced to make trial Of Buffers Vegetable lndi,
an Specific, and the use of one anda hall bottle
completely restored me 10 health and | have re
manned so ever since, being upwards off, year.
The celebrated Dir. Cullen has taught us that
our frs, attention should he employed in watch
ING tue approach ofthe disease and preventing
IT. proceeding TO an ncurabie state and IN per.
SOS OF consanptye habit, especially those born
ol cohsumptye parents, the slightest symptom
~ IN approaching consumption al the consump-
tive period ofltc ought carefully to be attended
"a
Inc Specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs. roots flowers plants, &c when in reriec-
ton. ~ consequence of happy combination
Of the most valuable herbs. &c. ii becomes bal
san ofsupeeor value ltheaS the injured parIs,
o2ans the pores aud comnoses the disturbed
nerves, after the manner ofan arodyne conse-
quenty tine obstruction ofIhe chest and the lungs
~i'ith constitute the disease particularly need lis
use. II promotes cxpecioraIion, which Is SO
constantly called for and whilst it ceanses aud
tSds II also gives strength to the tender lungs.
In tbs manner II removes the hectic fever, i'm
proves digestion, gives strength totbe nerves, re-
pntS the appetite aud improves the spirits This
Specific may always he given in safcty--it is
r"d~ pleasant 70 the taste, and is found particn.
i'fs a>otui IN ypoolmondrcai, nervous aud hy s.
leneal diseases.
Laeh hll ofdirectons contains detailed ac-
''nat Of this disease in all rs different stages,
ana will he accompanied with the signature OF
'f proprietor ia sel mk l. is offered FOR sale
"' The subscriber Who is appointed by the pro-
",a@t sole agent for byncilbnrg.
"'ae >. 3m THOMAS J. DUNAL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
Life ofNannleOn.

1AlE. last nights Mail brought MS asupply OF
4 tine long looked for LIFEOf NAPOLEON,
in 3 large 5go vols very superiority executed con
tanning Il beautiful and correct portrait OF tie
great Napoleon. Much was expected from 'h',
Great Work. But, so far as have heard, and
can Judge. it surpasseS 'hepost sangnme 'kpec-
ttiion. | therefore hope every person VIII do
noe lhc tavou, to call and buy copy of this
splendid Work more especially as the work IS
now offering TO the pnbic on more reasonable
terms THAI ever knew any work OF The sam"
magnitude Indeed may add ofany kind,
ABRAM Il. NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
Aupust 80.

SNpEW MUSIC.-The subscriber has again
~ the pleasure of Informing the Lad'"s OF
Ivncbbu,g and as vrnuv that he has lately re-
cr,ived. direct from Philadelphia, iarge aud
rgaIl selected assortment of NEW MUSIC, tm-
br,c,na all the new pieces up TO this time !
which he hopes they will do him the favour to
call and purchase as he is Determined 10 sell We
nv los-but he is sorry to be under the necesSr-
~ of informing the Ladies that hereafter ne can
,Irt allow them TO exchange then music after ma
Wing secctcdit-he gives tins notice 'h"e"o per
son may be disappointed ..a,,,,,,
ADRIAN r. NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

London Cloths and CasSImeres.
SNUaE are now receiving general assortment
W Blue Blk. Steel Mkt and Sup. Olive =
Drab Cloths. warranted sup Manufacture, and
vc,v low CHARGED also. sup Mild aud double
Maid blue. blk and Fancy CoPd Cassimeres.
Fancy Nestngs. sope Ct which are very superb
Or Cassinelts ofall qualities, embracing sup as
sortment The above have ali been recently Sc
lccied With care and judgment ia Ne" York, a. d
are pledged TO be sold a low MS ANY iu the mar
ket. hch EE hOBlN9oN a. ".
Oc, IL 3ii2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

Sermon for Bochciors.--The New
York Minor confirms "A Ivy sermon for
he special benefit Of the New York Ba-
cheior Clai', founded on the following
text:
Ind they colied Rcbccca, ard said
into her, Wih thu go NTH this man, and
she sad, / wiH go. Genesis, {. Is, Y.
50.
In those times, ceremony, Formally,
signing, md sentiment, were altogether
unknown. Rebeeea was sensible grl.
aud Jumped ii the FIST good offer. We
could have picked out better text TO
preach before the honorable aud yenel-
able fraternity, VIZ
Jacob hissed R0ehel.'
That's something substantial for Ba-
cheIols To say grace uyer; the other text
was for Rebecca altogether.
jacob kissed Rachel,
And lifted up his voice swept
How pathetic. The fact is, time and
the fashions make strange Inroads upon
poor human nature. Here was Jacob
securing The country 10 look for wife,
and on a fine sunny day in the valley of,
Pddaaarom, he saw her at distance,
drawing water from well, being bare
foot and without ceremony, lie ran to-
wards her, and in the language of the
good book, he Kissed her, and lifted
up his voice and wept.' We have no
account that Rachel boxed his ears for
his rudeness, as in these days of simpli-
city and innocence, would have been
done, particularly in Good Society.'
The truth is, we are too refined III our
notions, to take pattern from the rustic
simplicity of our first parents and our
wives would never cali their husbands,
M Lord and wait nnIil they had din
cd, as our mothers did Of wore.
". Y. EGq.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
" Miss Sophrpnia Syllabnb,
athome-}Vedn"eday evening
Feb-at ) o clock

| recognised the daughter of my
friend IN the address, bur its sineuIarity
brought oui The ungaIlant phrase, The
d she is My landIody explained,
(as Inc blackamoor was OF ID an instant
that II intended an invitation to a dance,
and nothing of doubtful moralHy. Hea-
vlls passed the nuar, TIL the moment ar
rived which WIS 10 resuSrltate me as a
fash onable. The int mediate space
was occupied by The common avocations
Of existence, 70 which was superaded
the amu>emem Of el2 ~ from the win
low upon travellers, as they slipped,
hoobied or ripped dlong the thronged
streets. But the ali important hour ap-
preached, md o'ciock found Inc AT my
friends, who us,Iered me in at Il brilliant
~ lighted saloon, where were the young
and the lair lmpalIently waiting for the
commencement OF a dance. The bali
supp es,ed flourish OF the cIarjonrt, and
the Dc nislmiqutver sqneek Of the fiddle,
proclaimed tl,at II was on the exc Of
readiness. When Ienlcred, felt the
due weight OF character appended TO my
blue coat, long MarSeiles vest, stock-
nett pantaloons, powdered hair, and
black ribbon queue. The youngest
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

s.NSEGROES FOR SALE. Persons loiaiing
Ii to purchase, can be furnished upon Us iote
terms, and nth as taipnbie andhkety Negroes as
any in this country. Tpo ereeiicm seamStfesses
are among the parcel noW on hand.
4. NJ W1DDELL.
fpriI 10. fcf10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

u RU9uS Anti Dyspephc or sour DO
IL p,us an invaluable remedy iof lhdi-
80 i, liz most complicated forms.
gss"'i ,,,,cty OF diseases to which the human
:, s,,hiect. few are more stubborn, none
~ distressing or destructive TO tue cohs.,u'
more W. I.,l;,est,on or Sour Stomach. This
ton '""p ,,,oils IN a great extent aud has so gen
dl'ea'. md ,he skill fthe faculty, that RENE
er"''! DENOMINATION is truly desidefatuIn
" , 90. Mace. The truth of this statement is
se med by the experience OF thousands VINO
tom Uttered ,+pder it, who after having used
nav. e,,nedies TO no purpose are now Obliged
,'a", recourse to such palliatves, as they may
:" -, N find more conducive 10 their comfort.
~ ;r1;yestion is meant loss OF appetite ana
-, weakness, particularly OF the legs, anu
g., I'm, of the whole system. Heartburn, OF an
'.assy sensation of heat about the PIT OF the s'o-
-, which is sometimes attended WITH nausea
;.snsss of the stomach and vomiting, bcicn-
~, -, of water which is generally sour, paleness
sfthe eouutenauce, costlveness, langnor, ehni-
n.ss lowness of spirits, disturbed sleep, paiP''"
,,on OF the heart, fatuency, nc.
those SYMPTOMS vary in different persons,
,,,ne exnerienec more of them. and some less,
,.n i, The order and degree of his own particu-
i'r ca.e. These Pills act as powerful tonic
.ao,,al,ze tie Acid upon the stomach gives
9th IN the debilitated organs of dIgettions
.estofe the appetite remove nausea. at the sto-
mach and ultimately recover the health OF the
patient. They do not contain mercury m any
tor,n nor do they sicken the stomach as most
nnrgatvc medicines do, but perform the Office OF
q mfs and mild purga;ise, and arc not surpassed
by sny midicine. They are therefore particn-
larry calculated for family use
The inventor OF these Pills was one OF the most
eminent practitioners of medicine IN the United
States aud used them successfully IN his prac-
tee for many years Ahey are nor go' up
nos,rum 10 deiude tine credulous, but are recon
mended ON the basis of truth aud experience
In order that they may become extensively use,
al and within the reach OF all, they are offered
otthe low price Of 80 conis per box, n the
wholesale and retail Drug and Medicine Store
81 THOMAS j. DUVAb.
August 2. I'm oo'e AGENT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
Gornish's Remedy for the Piles

'oiiiish'S kennedy for the Piles.
~ MencHe noW offered 10 the public
80 IS Que which has been fully snliecte
" me niallible test cfcAperience +. aud in p.
instance whore II has been fairly tried,
1t 'as .en attended win tie most complete
ssN' In s0nrr It the casrs, the patients
aeen iaboring Under The disease Tor vrars,
a"' 1at'as 'hAt period had received the hest
.a,'a' aiyi"e, aut hid cyru undergone
i'''oql snrgica Operating, without permanent
age. u u not aiae those usually adj
o..9'ell Uttered as certain cnre for long
a. aos"e 81 Diseases hnt those afflicted with
52'nplaint, for which auuc il is recon-
,mi.Hae', may rely with confidence upon Oh.
In'g ''i"i, even in is worst lorns, in a
i,I '''of and they themselves are the best
b.. m the Importance OF such remedy -
81 3D. ~ Gems pen box, with directions sign.
y The proprietor.
,,la ne t., subscriber is anapnlsd Agent for the
'd'e Ut the aloye medifn.. w
H.. WALTER II. MIDDLETON
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

o,xeyp AsD ruBiIsHsD nv
,,uau FLETCHER \ hleai, - ,ohi'"
EhlJ a p,'6t,Gsrs Of he La,es q the oaio"

g.,.,.,ye,kly Paper, at 81, and the Weekly
- Ta q r.r anna, prsable IN ad'aneeN s', sp.
plprr, Al .sretyel Tor less time than SIX nhht's
,sap;ips fin - ~, ,scou sued but at the discretion
al ne ,. H., ,at all arrearages are paid,
ai.1e bi''''' 1T, will be inserted at 30 cents per
y irst time, aud 81 - cents Tor sacl
asttr or 4,b, ffan disttnce must be paih Tor
53Binanis'. g,ssrittu. or the payment assumed by
pfafpl' - person in l.ynchbnrg'
SUM- .ery Orders exceeding Two squares arc III
"A for six dollars.
',' Al letter. addressed to the Editors must DC Po''
li.,ey vii not be attended to.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

Ja''h oshE.-My House and T,o1. ad io,uuq
. u'f Pf";rrty OF Mathew Brown in the
,r'.ro l .Aochhnfg. \ bargain NAV be had b,
'tp7ea'ion 10 the subscriber
Inlv % HENRY MEREDITH.
f-fslnD
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
New Arrival Of li0olks.

Ts,IE subscriber has the pleasure OF announc-
A mg 10 his friends and the public generally,
that he has received direct from Philsdephla,by
the last evenings stage, ie" very splendid ne"
works which he will sell very low
Anon tlle books are the following new works
viz:
Reuben Apslev in , VOL nv the author OF
Bramblctye House, The Tor hiii. &c. &C iiis
work is SO universally praised that any thing
more SAID from me might be superhuous.
The Epicurean tale by Ihomas Moore, this
is said TO be decidedly the best production from
the pen of the author
The LIVING and the Dead--This work. is well
WORTHY the attention o my religious friends as the
uubhc generally aud am greatly mistaken II
ali Who read II Is moi well pleased with it,
The Subaltern OF Sketches of the Peninsuar
War during the Campaigns of loi1-~l4, by AN
eye witness, this work is well worthy the aiten-
ton OF every person, and much question wheih-
er more interesting work wa ever pnh'isI ed.
ABRAM X. NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

Haytien Sense ofIonor.--A Justice
At PorI ~ Prince iined . srtngor six
dollars for insulting Hcylirn IN his
service. The following dialogue pass
cd
The Haytien. Judge, he has insul-
ted mc--he called me an iadiUidaaii
The J1dge.--(To the slrauger.) Is
II true that you called Inn an mdiuidu-
al
The Stroneer.--Yes; | told him ho
was Il siagniat indirjdaoi.
Judgt.- You must understand. sir,
thai you are not permitted 10 insult
citizen Of Iiayti.
Strang6r. II do not see how this can
be considered an insult.
.hdge.--Ila you do moi very we'll
---now pay him six dollars.
|. This the stranger did and we sup
pose he will henceiortll call ihe liayii-
en- Judge a singular gcntilmon,' IN
stead Of teImiug hun singular indiri-
dndi.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

m Don BINDERi .-lhe subscriber has lac
- ly procured an additional first rate Book
that line. with ncamess and dispatch. lie has
received direct from Philadelphia, very Iafga
supply of paper of very superior quality, "hlca
enables him TO do auy Kind of Blank Hork at a
minute notice. Merchants. Clerks, and the pub
nc generally may rely on having any work Of
,iered Of me, faithful done and made out Of the
best materials and at very low prces.-PersonN
wishing books bound are requested to bring them
forward Immediately as am somewhat at leis-
ure and can do them much better than when
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed that blnd books al much lower prices
than they ever were known 10 be done al III tins
dart of the country, and in a niuch more SUPERB
or manner ADRIAN II. NORTH.
Fol- - 1927
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
ICIIABOD.

Nj. Rosscau, the French Consul. Ge.
neral at Trpoli, has dispatched, 10 the
Geographical Society oil Paris, great
number OF luner9rlos, accompanied with
drawings, and some particular details
with respect TO ihe wandering tribes Of
tho kingdom oi TrpolIn and III tue inte-
nor OF Africa, Which will serve AS IL
suppllmeni To his Genealogical Table
Of the Arab Tribes. H. has also pro-
missed 10 send an exact description OF the
city of Aleppo. NJ. Rosseau has been
50 fortunate rs to procure the first yo-
lume OF f6H- ChaGf0pn, which treats of
Aslallc nation, IN general, and especial
ly OF the Arab r BIS. Finally, nj. Ros-
sean IS III possession of very interest
ing History Of Tripoli, which be intends
TO translate, md dedicate to the Geo
graphical Society. Litcrary Gazette.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
American Quarterly Review.

a HE third number OF the American Quarter
1 IL Review, is received aud ready tor doliv-
cry 10 subscribers at the cheap Book and sta.
tionarv store of II "a, Il. NORTH
Sent 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

y T. he snhscriher intending 10 re.
NJ u'''e' VIII dispose of his House & Lot ON
"' ~ eet--and farm two mites ffom Town.
Oct o. RALPH oMiTH.e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
THOMAS J. DUyAI.

AT his Wholesale and Retail
DRUG AND MEDICINE STORE
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-03-29
Sale Of Real Estate.

by Tirtue ofd decree ofhe Supreme Judi
ciGi Court, tcW be sold at public .4uctioD
on Saturday ihe 7h day Of Apri nert en-
suing The date hereof at | O'Clock IA the
afternoon, on The premises, ...
4 Ii the right title and interest which
~ ELIsBA BRowN, late of Tiverton,
deceased, had at his decoase, in and To
tract Of land called the homestead farm of
the said Elisha, containing seventy acres,
more or less, situate in the said 1iver,on,
with the dwelling house and buildings APP
purtcnant thereto also, all his right and
title in and 10 lot of land lying in Sepou-
ct neck, in said Tiverton, aud containing
thirty four acres, more or lessor so much
of the said estate as will be sufficient to
pay the debts of the deceased and nciden-
tal charges--said estate is subject TO the
widows fight of dower--conditions made
known at the time and place of sale. .rl
RUTH w. BROWN, Administrative.
TiyCrton, March (, 1927.