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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06

constantly on hand, Of his manufacture, shin
Broad aud Telling Axes, Adzes Draw Knives Clc.ve,s
Scythes, Straw Knives, &c.
Aso-h general assortment Of Hardware Oils pan,.
Looking Glasses Waters, Grass Seeds &c at No so ~
ket Street. NEWlIN r woo, e ~ -,far"
Ames superior Shoves and Spades for sale 40 shnv
Wilmington, Feb. 20 81 o.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06
NOTICE.
March 9, 1927.

AIRED Chestnut, Chair Maker, of the Boropgn 4"
- Wilmington, having on The 23d instant sold and con
Veyed to the subscriber all his stock in rade The pno
are respectfully informed that the BUSH and trade
GhAlR MAKING will be conducted in future at the W. W.
,ana, IN the name and Of the subscriber, N|
hereby soi,cits continuance of the public custom
WILLIAM CHESTNUT
March q. 1927. 4O-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-06

james bTe1Au
John Boyd
Esther Dines
Tirosa Bowman
C. Bowman
Nathaniel Beckley
Rebecca Bishop
Joseph Bond
Martha Bannet
Ann Boyd
Dennis o. Bryan
John Bayley
Elizabeth Burrows
Rachel Barber
Abraham Broom
George Bratton
C.
Joseph c. Carpenter 8
George Cellor
Thomas Clark
Catharine Cassay
Eliza Ann Crabb
Rebecca Crouch
Rachel Cook
william S Cardeli
Henry Cassidy
Thomas Chatfn
John Cravat
Ann Comegys
James Clark
Sarah Creery
Charles Cassidy
Pierce Connolly
John Cooper
Stephen Churnside
John Coyle
Mary Chambers
William Carpenter
Samuel Conaaay
Bernard Casgrove
Thomas Connolly
n
Jane Deputy 9
Sophia Darrah
John Davis
Joseph Day
William DurRell Q
Dennis Dougllerty
Thomas Dixon
R. l.. Duckett
Hannah Dunken
Mathew Draper
James Diyorty
Daniel Dingee
James Donaghey
Thomas Dixon, lun'r,
Sarah Dalton
Elizabeth B. Davis
John F. Dupuy
Z
Jane Edge
Rachel NJ. Enniss
Eliza Estle
John Eastman
F
James Foster
Ann Forman
Samuel Fuard
Thomas Fena
John kitten
C.
Jacob Garrett
Ann Gallager
William Goodin
Luke Cooler
Elizabeth e. Guier
Tohn Camel
Jesse Cause
Thomas Gray
Mary Genkins
yoseph Gllpln
II
Jacob Hooten
Samuel g Gideon Hstton
Helen d. Harvey
Joseph Harper
George Hatfield
Louisa Hutchinson
Mary Harvey
John Haddock
Jacob Higgins
Johannes HumphreyA
Maria Humphrey
George Hays
Elizabeth never
Samuel Mewsten
William Herdman
Mariana Hopes
Solomon Fluff
Joseph Hendricsson
JACOB haddock
Isaac Harlem
Elisha higgins
Joseph hays
Rev. Hiehafd L. Kali
george hooo
isaac Harry
-
i'sefh Jones
Hehrietta JACKSON
, ,e nm -,
MARY Ann irons
Sa'herile oha''efoss jack
Saase jones'
,,n a
Ja,no1. iNiIs
.iOrlH EfHlD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-02
Marshal's Sale

Wll.L be sold by the Marshal on the premises at
w ~ O'Clock on Saturday, the 1871 day of august
nerf, for cash, all the right, title and interest of
James Burch in and to piece parcel of land in the
county Of Aexandria, lying on the road leading from
Brchs Tavern at the roads to Georgetown, containing
Eighty-nix and half .9res, conveyed from Robert
Stephens % the said Durch, to satisfy execution in
favor Of Samuel Burch.
G. SCOTT, DIN
July 9-lawlm for Tench Ringgold. Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-02


shall have been fnisheSwe shall s,udousIy
avoid giving any Of the testimony in the case Of
| Strang, pursuant to an order of the court
Biography of Sgners Of tie Declaration OF
Independence To those possessing this interest
ing and valuable work, it must be desirable to
know who were the authors Of the various BIZ
ographies of which it consists. The New York
Times has taken pains to ascertain, and is. ena-
bled to give them That of John Hancock.
was written by Adams; Samuel Adams by H.
D. Gilpin; John Adams. by E. Ingersoll; r T.
Paine, by Alden Bradford; EIbridge Gerry, by
H. D. GiIpin; Josiah Bartlett, by r. Walne, Jr;
William Whipple, by do; NJ Thornton, by do;
S Hopkins, by do w. Ellery, by H. D. Gilpin;
r. Sherman, by Edward Everett; S. Hunting
don, by X Walne, Jr; w. Williams. by do; o.
Wolcott, by o. Wolcott; w. FLOYD, by Angus
tusFloyd;P Livingston, by Dewitt Clinton; F.
Lewis, by II. Lewis; Lewis Morris, BY E. In.
gersoll; r. Stockton, BY H Stockton; John
Witherspoon, by Ashbei Green; F. Hopkinson,
by r. Penn Smith; John Hart, by r. Walne,
Jr; A. Clarke, by do; r Morris, by do; B.
Rush, by J. Sanderson; B. Franklin, by do; John
Morton, by R. Walne, Jr; G. Clymer, by do;
James Smith, by f. Ingersoll; &. Taylor, by H.
d. GiIpin; j. Wilson, by R. Walne, Jr.; G
Ross, by II. d. Gilpip; Cesar Rodney, by do;
G Read, by - Read, of Del; 7. Mexican, by
R..Walne, Jr; Sam. Chase, by L. ingersoll,
VIM. Paca, by do; Thos. Stone, BY do; 9. Car
roll, by II. B. La,robe; Geo. Wythe, by Thomas
Jefferson; K. H. Lee, by z II. Lee; Thos. JEFF
ferson, by H, ID. GilpiU; Benz. Harrison, by do;
Thomas Nelson, Jr. by do; F. Lee, by R. Walne
Jr.; Carter Braxton, by Judge Brockenbrough;
Wm Hooper, by Z. Hooper; JOS. Henes, by
ton; Thos. Hayward, Jr. by J Hamilton; Ar
thur Middleton, by II NJ. Ru,ledge; Button
Gwinnel,, by Maj. II. Meal; Lyman Hall, by
do; Geo. WALTON, by do; Thomas Lynch, Jr.
by J Hamilton, Jr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-02
Salt AAoat.
Notice.

AsI expect shortly to remove to the Western
IA Country, all persons having any demands against
me, are requested to call and SETTLE and all indebted
are desired to make immediate payment, orI shall be
under the necessity of placing the accounts in the
hands of a Constable for collection.
aug 2-tf OLlVEk LAtHAM'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-02

lost,
IN Sunday evening last, (July e9,h) BREAST
~ PIN of grey hair set in jet and gold. The form
that Of crescent, and the back the letters F. X.
in capitals The finder will be paid the original cost
of the pin on leaving it ut this Office.
aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-02
List Of Letters

Va 80VVS4S
It Office at Alexandra, d. C. Au
ist LIST, 1927.
or letters in the following list viii
yKRrIssD, or they may not get them
VIM Herbert
Saml Hull
RW Horner
7
Frederick lm%0rh
Mr. Jackson, courier
Stephen Jones
Miss Eliza jackson
X
Capt Thos Kingston
L.
Levi Lewis
Jos A Lloyd
James Lyles
Hugh Logan
Nicnaet LOMax
Saml l. Lowell
N
Hannah Mclean
Mary A McDenick
Geo E Markell
Edgar Mason 9
Miss Nancy
John McCaffee
Mr. Meade
Andrew Marshcll
Mordecai Mitchell
Miss D McGlasghlan
g
Agnes Quail
n
Peter Rhodes
Vim Roper
Nelly Robinson
Thos Rowand
Jno L Smith
VIM Stueart
Jas NJ Stewart
Chas A Stokes
Rachael Satterwllite
Miss Debora Stone
Magnus F !otribling
WIN ID Simms 2
Darshaba Simms
VIM Syphax
James b sullivan
II
Landus Thompson
"
James Winfield 2
len Richd Wright
Charles Wright
Fred'k 8 White
VIM White
James White
Thos Wilson
James Walker
Asa Wright
DANIEL BRYAN, P. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-02

Peake, Hugh Smith, Joseph Vaudeville, John
c. Vowel, VIM. Z. Gardner, G. w. P. Gusts,
Alexander Hunter.
And then, on motion, the meeting adjpurned
sine die.
THoMPsoNF. MASON, Chairman.
HUMPHREY PEAKE, Se'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-02

| Remaining in the Post {
| gust
Persons applying for
please say they are ADyE
A
Thos G Addison
Harrison Allison
VIM Alexander
Mrs Eliza Alexander
" alter w Alexander
Jas Atkinson
3
VIM Baggot
Marg't Bryne
Jos Bircl,
Marg't Buckley
Ann T. Bateman
Robt B Baker
John Burke
v S Burnaugh
James Bayne
Rebecca A Bowings
Jno S II Beele
Alfred BloXham
Jas Bloxham
Ozzey organs
Peter Barrett
Jnu BontZ
Mary Ann Cole
Jas Cloud
I'hos Cobb
A S Clarke
Jeane Crandel
Rich'd J Collins
Albert G Cage
j Crowen
Jno H Crease
Saml c Chambers
Win Crozie
Mariah Dougen 9
II r Dulany s
Thos Day
Thos Dennison .
Be,j Donaldson
Geo Duffee
Sarah A Dove
Marg't Day
E
Robert Evans
+
Isaac Franklin
Benz Ferguson
VIM Ferguson
e.
Jas Gordon or G T Aller
II
Jno J Hamilton
Rev Chas Hoover
VIM Harper, sen'r
Miss Ann II Hanson
Levi Hurdle
John Hill
aug 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-02
Aiseu.asgs .A,NDRYAs
.runRspAy MORNING, AUGUST 2, 1927

The Presiden, Of the United left Washing
ton at noon on Tuesday las, and passed 'hrous"
BALTIMORE the same evening on his way to Mas
sachusetls. Mr.. Clay is expected 10 arrive a.
the Sea. Of Government this evening.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-02

on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock; and till that
shall have been fnishedwe shall s,udiousIy
avoid giving any of the testimony in the case Of
S,rang, pursuant to an order Of the court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-02
Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
HUDER the authority of deed of trust given to the
y subscriber by Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, bearing date
fax Office, he will, on the freh dayof September nsr
at the front door Of the Court House at Providence,
Fairfax County, offer for sale the Tract of Land in said
deed conveyed Its the same sold by Presley Foley,
decd TO Mrs Jones, and is best known the former
residence of Edward Washington, decd. The said
tract contains about
Five hundred Acves,
lies about six miles from Occoquan. II is sold to raise
the money secured by the trust, and unpaid.
Terms cash. RlCH'D. Fl. HENDERSON.
july6 3tawtsl2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-08-02

sucb was the demand in Baltimore tor Mr.
clay's speech delivered at Lexington that not
w;,hs,anding its having been published in eve
~ paper of the city, pamphlet edition was
found 10 be wanted, and was accordingly issued
From The nress of the Baltimore Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06

es FOR the Delaware Canal. The music uen struck
up the Delaware Canal Band" new tune COM
posed by johnson for the occasion, while the
plough was passed backward and forward over
the ground marked off; and quantity of earth was
thrown out AMI wheeled of by the Contractors
present The work being fnished, nine more
cheers were given; the procession was re formed,
and having returned to Bessonet's, was there dis
missed.
AT three O'Clock, a company of about one hun.
dred, set down sumptuous dinner. prepare by
Mr.. Bessonet, in HE best style. Gen WIN. Dun
can of Philadelphia presided, sssis' ed by Col !
| NJ. Porter of Northampton. DR. John Phillips o
Bristol, and l.. s Coryeil, E-q. of Bucks county
as Vice Presidents.
The utmost good humour, and good fellowship
| prevailed throughout the whole of the entertain
ment. II was truly gratifying to observe such hsr
mony of sentiment between the citizens of Penn.
syIvsnia, and their distinguished guests from New
Jersey. They met and associated fellow iabour
| crs in common cause, having common in,eres
IN all that IL calculated to advance The honour and
prosperity OF their commoa country. We hope
! such spirit OF mutual Kindness and conciiiaiion
Will long continue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06
$50 KEUdRD.

~ tSAWAY from the sub.crher King wm- on ih.
~ 18Th OF July last Billy or BIly SIM he calls hin .eIf
lie u between p and 80 years, well srash and about
irrt high -sk eompeHion,s Piea-ng counensnce when
spoken TO- he took with nun blue y.rn Virginia cloth
coat, one knaFpy coat M1rseie, ,y,i,tcos,
aud Que pair Russia drIii rantaonrs think probable he
Is lurking about Shirley, yss RIVER where he has ela
tons may have obtamed Tree pans, aud got some
WI give Che above reward for the delivery rim IN
or secure him that get hun again. caution si owners
vessels from hsrboriny the SAID man, dealt with
according 10 law THOS. CARTER psmo,uke
O'''~e' st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06
LEIIYS yIftJjl E,Erghsk,

@>s- ~ ~ SIsdD EALsdhE
siNG opened the principal part Of his fancy stap.o
"A DRY GOODS, svlic the his fri ends and
,h' ruhie TO call and examine them. lie feel confident in
he sieeor no store m the city sua il and positive
deirrmnstionihat shall uiprseli him in the
Among the article now offered sale, are
sup hne black olive aud Oxford mixture, aud other ishon
shle cloths and ea.sircres
Ladies habit, pclisse aud rierno cloth.
estH oie'hns-c'nstns OF ker,eys plans ney and nap
Vesng' OF the newest and c,os, fashionable patterns,
Figured and psln Or" lie Maps, great varieties
fiotenees, satin ievsntin.s, Italian iIliiins,
Sal,ps, modes, Grape iisse sauzes various colours
Dasie barege and Gtec,n rones cpl, ndid assortment
itGiiGn nefts, Imperial crcpes
N1nktn, Canton and Italian
Imperial mere hih baese srenadine, marsst gauze aud
elk fancy hikf.
M.rino, cashmere and Coming .hpvl. and soafs
/ White snn black lace vris Il hdAis.
| Pelerines, capcs and figured lace do
| Bohhtn@t laees and c,liinE
', enh "a figured end plain hoiSinCt
tignt and plain Sws. and null niuslns
| Cainhr,os, Jaokoues aud book muslns
Gingham-, esl,coes and ran,hric rriuts beautiful
! IN eassan paids and stripe,
4 raItan plaids and camhlels
! English and French elk ...arv
| Woisted. lambs WOOL, Angola ard GOTTEN hosiery
! ufsss hleached linens aud Irish Sheengs
bcrnhazines aud bonihaEets, coloured and black
1 OanhIic and furniture d,nitie,
Rihh"ns OF every description and superior quality
C"nuied and white domestic, saitinets aud checks
ROse pont aud dufre haukcis;
Wuh other article. n,s enumerated. pv tIc row
arrivals shall receive additional supply complete III,
a'sortnent among them, will he sup fashionable Cloths
aud Italian Nets.
/ Oct. H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06

THOMAS DABNEY add La by, purpose opening n Sem
mary, Tor the insturton OF Females, the ensuing year.
'i their residence, the upper part Of EnE William; In
which will he taught Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic
History Grammar, FeJgfsphy with tue the Giobrs
Natural and Moral Phnsophy, Rhetoric aud Competition
aio the Lstin Language, II required. Mrs Dshney viii
teach fac needle work, They promise rartieuIsr afer
ton 10 the ormstion Of the mofas aud n,aunes IF
h1se committed to their ehargejand their experience fiu
the hope VIII attended with suree, rb
FERN viii the fret dly Febfnsry snd rom
nue d the 1T Gay Of Dec with the exception Of one Of he
Summer months Tor vacsiiun.
Board and Tuition 500 hs Bo1-ier, Furnishing their
BIDS heddng towels aud cane tion slone $40 pavabie
quarterly They Request those who may wish avail hem
selves Of their services 20 make known time 20 that
opportunity may be afforded tnen TO rake the necessary
engagements
rbs sub.orber bad he oprornni ', year. Of attending
&C the Schnr III Spyrns, nndrr the fueo
Mis Mary T.. Tompkius--npw MIS- Dthnev. n rfyrs hin,
state that the proficiency NJ he pupils IN those
snches e Education, generally augh GOOD En .l.h
s. hool such asto r hrh trfee IT credit 90 fs
cspa-iy and sssiduiy Of the Lady hal The oondyet n
Their studies and pufso The snh,rfer witness
Examination, where The prcpss apnpsrc 10 he he
srstood the rjsfs completely refrorfze
sod he ees hesitation 10 believing tat Parent, fnar-
dsns confdng IN Mrs. g. the Formation 81 ibe minds .rl
manners II committed 10 her charge will MT ind sf
fonddenee muPlaced ANDW. BEOAUDUS.
SEPT. 1922.
most heartily concur with llr Droaddu DE ~ lgs rse
C. IT,. rAITAFERUO.
ro--,n ring VIZ O. f-7tF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06
From the London Hsp Menthty Maga-ine.l
THE STREAMS-By MRs. Hem,c-

Sc
The power. the beauty, and the majesty,
Tia. bad ,he, haunt. in dale, :. pii'y mountain,
O. sa ap ~s'rfs aS pseS IL SSsf v,ns
They live no longer IL the faith of res.oni
coisEsdss', w,len,,cip.
Ys Of the ancient aud solemn woods,
We that are born of the valley ,d deer,
And ye th. gush from the sounding caves,
Hallow'd have been your waves
ITsov'd by man in hi, dream, Of DID,
Unto Beins. OF thi, mortsi mould;
yieus,, and dcathiess aud woudrou. powers;
Whose voice he heard in has lonely hours,
Or sought with its faneied sound TO still
The heart Earth could eli.
Therefore the flowers Of bright summers sonr.
Der your sweet waters, ye Streams were thrown;
Ihonsads OF gifts TO the SUNNY
itave ye swept along III your wanderinIi free.
Aud thrilid tolthe murmur Of many VOW
Where all Is silent now.
Nor reem, strange that the hear, hath beeu
Thu, iinkd in love TO your margin, or en-;
In beauty slea1, through the southern IRWIN, vine,.
And the ivied ehapeiI Of cold, rsties
On your Wild bank, arise,
Fo-the Iovelie.t scene, Of tho glowing .,,o,
Are those bright Streams, where your springs have birth
Whether their cnvern'd murmur fll
With tone Of plant the hollow hill,
Or the glad sweet laugh Of their heaithful Gov
Is heard mids; the hamlets low.
Or whether ye gladden. the desert .,ni,
Wnh s}OyO9' music TO pilgrim bands,
ANU lasn from under some aAcent rock,
Where shepherd king might have watoh'd hi, nock,
Where few lone palm trees lit their heads.
Anu a green acacia spreads.
Or whether, in bright old lands renownd.
The aurel' thrill TO your Rrst-horn ,ound
And the shadow flung from the Cirecian pinc
SWEEP with the breeze Ger your cleaning line,
ANA me tal REEDS whisper to your
beside heroic graves.
Voices and Lights of the lonely place
By the freshest Tern your course
BY the brightest cups the emerald moss
fatT v gDbtS Tho taft
by the rainbow Blancing of insect wings,
HI thousand may rings
There sucks the bee, for the richest flowers
are all your through the summer hour.
There the proud stag his fsr image kn,w-
Traced on your glass beneath ader-honSh,
Aud the holeyons breast like the skies array'd
Cleans through the willow shade.
Eut the wild sweet tale, that with elves and f,vs
PeOpird ycuC banks In the oiden days,
Aud the memory left by departed love
10 your antique fount, glen and crorr
And the glory born of the poet's dresm.-
These are your charms, bright Stream;
row Is The time of your Howeryri,e,
fonr by With hs dances and young deIieit,.
From your ma HE . have
From your chaP,l-eslls TO the laughing IaY;
Low lie IN yonT affairs with moss o'ergtoyg6
And the woods again ere lone.
Yet holy still he your living rprip-1
llaunts ol all gentle and gladstone thip-sl
Holy, TO eonTerSe with Natures lore
4 hist gives the worn spirit youth once uor-.
Aud to silent thoughts OF the love divine
Mlkins the heart shrin.!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06
.NETV MP OF ETRGL0Tg

WE New Map of Virginia compiled from surveys
4 undcI the authority the State published and
may he oha'nedhy DESTROYS Of procuring sppica
toE tn Wm. II. Richardson, the CAPITOL City of Itch
monA.
This wTk, effected hy the iahIuT Of al
great Of and money, has perhaps surpa
I'd IN variety and sccuraey II detail beauty elegance
Of execution Hrslecis the highest Tho science and
kill Of the persons Immediately concerned publication
and highly gratifying Hnl useful public The
Legure have authorized the sale % $50 Copies this
Mtp, the large scale OF FIVE miles tn the men,
cuve, with the Of making the sale rapid
poH,l, have directed the copies be dispose! Of n Inc
moderate price Of son.
Under the circumstances, probable at persons So ho
shall MT make early application, will be obtain
Copy # this beautiful and valuable work.
Aueusi 2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06


Mn OF decree the superior Court Of Chan
- Gerry Tor the Richmond District 24tb
day OF February, 1927, the branch Chsa.an
Nmir Cheahsn, shalt Friday eth day OF Novr
ne1 osr % sale To the highest bdei public
for cash. the premises, the snJ yirg IN Ches.
hid called BridSewst-is Of which the late Col nah
Ch'aham died seized and possessed.
S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06
SALFtMOc, %


in eTtra0rdi1nrY Fiut-- CaptJ Allen. of this
own master Of tire schr. Prince & Groves, with
his crew, captured on the 18th of Sept last ma
r'ne animal Of uncommon description, in the
following manner. While the above vessel ~.
living in the Schoodic river, little above Lubsc
he crew "b-erved strange creature swimming a
bout in the river, having come The bar NJ higs
tide and unable 20 reurn acrount of the shalIo-
depth Of hs warfer when the tie fell They in
nediately manned their long boat. and wen in pur.
SUIT Of The animal, armed with muskst., axed and
hsrpoon. They soon came near enoug', to
throw hsrpoon into him, when he proceeded
with great velocity TO the shore, forcing himself
so far upon land, tina, he could not return. They
then commenced discharge Of muskeiry, and after
firing forty balls into him, found that he dead.
They towed him to Lnbec, where his skin was
taken of and stuffed, and 6 de. of oil taken from
his Liver. we have not been able TO obtain =
particular description If The fab, bat Capt. Allen
writes that " he was % feet in length. md 16
feet inches round at the largest part Of It's body.
that he had got Bame for and that 5s o
people had been 10 see H.' Be is coming 10 he
1estwatd with his p,se for exhibition, and ex,
poets 10 he ia Salem in about fortnight. The
master Of vessel arrAed here day or two siscs
from Lubsck has brought specimen Of soit Of
name which encircles The neck Of ihis strange fish
Il consists Of stiff sharp pointed bristles, about
inches long, resembling polished wire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06
W.a NJ CRERY- DRaPER 8 Y-9TL0R,

Nm .H' CREB Y DRAPER Il YHTLOR,
Sof fhe taseJfrn of Rradiey, bi'Crery & Coz
ILL continues at then Id stand NJ w corner Of ie.h
~ streets where his hest eKeTtns shall he used
ensure HIM continuance of the liberal patronage received
ny the late hrn and Tor which he Tenders his thanks He .
Just opened very handsome AMI assortmt nj of
FALL IOODS quite equal TO any teceyed-consist-
ING generally % blue. black and the nis,,
CLOTHS CASSIMERES, Of various Qualities among
"heh are rnlry of the rs'rGej also handsoue
som'n, ut VESTING and every article ~ his line ali
Of WI" he will make up in the very most lahlona
Bile styis and very reasonable terms.
Richmond, October I'd, 1927. 40 If
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-06

DRY GOODS, dr.
q Ohm WM. GILLIAT offer for sale:
~ 10 sies hest double napt coon landing from
ship Ffedonia
Case handsome blue and black London cloths
Bales German Linens
2 Cases IRISH
500 Sacks best Liverpool filed salt
80 Crates earthen ware assorted
50 Bags COED Green cuiee
. Hat pipes and qr. casks best old London particular Ma.
deira wine
10 Boxes claiet
ereIS ; L.,ddy,Ss Co, celebrated London Snuff
Casks : assorted, in pound papers
IL Casks bar lead
Sent. 2s, lf-f2
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III YAY .4CAOEIIT-

.5iDW-fY .fC-ADEuF.
IkSHE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends the
- public, that the this will
the 1T day of Nov.
All the studies preparatory 60 entering the Sophomore and
Junior Glasses 81 College will he sueht destruction will also
he given the French BookKeepng aud all the branches
belonging to practical Education
Terms as heretofore For Greek, Latin & Hsthemltick.,
&c. $50
For Enslmh %
Its desTahie that the Parents and Guardians wins wish
enter their and wards will make eSy application that
The classes may he immediately arranged proceed 90 their
several studies. EDW'D w. KENNY,
EDW'D L. SCkUGGS.
Address Lsnghorns Tavern,
Cumberland county.
Board he had in the respectable families OF the
eighhourho"d. Oct5 dJ-74t
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Z. q ii. H'yIRjNICh, HIVE tor SIZE,
1IOUGH Brathwste's aud Wilson'S Waite nspi coiions
II Rose, point snd dnals blankets
WhWc and blue plans red aud white fannei
" us civihs aud cashmere, double mild drsb clO's
German Olntburgi Lcbdon umbrellas
Liverpool iiid sacks salt, SLY wrought nails
Fin plate in boxes and itsziet'. copper
l. moon Porter snI Brown stout
ensah white lssd ground in oil; qn7rt end pint Nr"'ry
L1d"n Par'eulaT hadeiia Vine OF superior quaii'v.
Sort. 25. An-fr-e
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PLOuGHS

t9s Richmond 1iGH the Union Hotel
suhierber respectfully inot the fnme- plsnter,
una ne has on hanSa variety of PLOUGHS
.ss ever before been oeed in this market among which
Cormcks aud three horse sef-shar pencrs,
ms barshare with late Revercouhs and the
hsr.harei also, kreeborn other Ploush
Usually cheap. WI. PALMER.
AurustId -,r