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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-13

HaSs1clsrHS ElsciiOn.-he papers give The returns
votes for Governor from sixty The stood q9
for Lincoln, 5000 for Jarvis, 1909 for other candidates
MIR. Jarvis has certainly unexpected number Of votes
considering that he has formally and explicitly decline
being candidate.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-13

Miss Frot ofhe English Theatre has cleared wentv,
thousand dollars, during the last year This is acting
some Dramatic genus, when coupled with beau
y, IS the most profitable stock in the world.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-13

Errdbn-In the editorial remarks which appeared In
the last Wing there several ypogra phica errors one Of
which we deem it proper correct.
Instead OF "MY- Adams received nearly itro millions Of
votes more than General Jackson read "hir Adams re-
ceived nearly One million Of votes more than General
Jackson"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-13

line Democratic Press informs US that caucus had
peen held at Harrisburg by 80 members of the Penn
sylvania Legislature, at which Gen jackson was nom
mated Tor the Presidency. There 1879 members i,
Tie Legislature. OF HON little more than one fourth
only could he found willing to recommend General
Jackson This melancholy prospect for the friends
OF the military chef,ain.n a ..minorty caucusn
nominated, and thereby ruined, Mr.. Crawford Like
causes are wont TO produce like effects; and hence we
nile! that this ''mnority caucnsn at Harrisburg will be
fatal in IFS frentsip.-r-N T. s4mer
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13
TO TIE AFFLICTED

In Justice TO ny !, II, ~ 9 spN y !"
q false and mi Just fable at.r TIA u IN "e asp 'ie'
~ ~ ann the vcnde OF G. III Panatr nus c..
10 THIS Also in order 10 reE y A. thr pbhc 'hV' ~
,se impressions Which may OF his ilou'p W
Incorrect satcp,eutin thr pHtic pr W. SWAIN S,S'
establish he bee, that le Is te sole paehtee ~ 'he
eleh,atd panacen, upon Mbci he has en ms 'o'"es'
md satisfied with asserting this Ne goes on 10 coue
II others spurious asd aie mt 'ons No" noh'
s more entirely destitute If Iiuit have been ac-
Guaintet with The oniGISAt M. iFA FRoN WHICH e~Al
MEnIcIsE, ron UPWARDS OF TEN fhA"'
II nRrAIHrn PHoh NY ffrnER lS-tAW, "ho ~" NJ
.IDEs IN rag STATE " NV YonK. WHO HAS Used 1T ION
HmnrY Ykans, pEnFonMap IHNtMkRARLt hAi.A""nt
sAny cunEs WITH RI L. cverh where have ausi'is'
cred this medicine, its pow tul virtues nave no. oes"
Known fail this OF itself, and have ceitlca'es :" up
,an,iste the fact, would give the lie to NJ. swans pae
assertion Perfectly satisfied as am, with ''e eas's,
orders tor IT, which reaching me from various Ps "
she Union, saud not have thought II necessary 70 aN.
his plan statement If the relative merits OF 'hc ease nv
not Mr.. Swain, on occasion, when Lazy pcfs"""i'y
waited on M to purchase his funaee!' ahu oo','aI
Of his extortonate price, remarkng 10 MN ''a 81. co'
purchase mine for hg the money, advised her nor W ah
any Of it for fear it might produce fatal consequences ~
went on tn say that it was not genni ihcasu =, ~
sons who enjoying the blessEs 81 heait'l' 80
hshed by its use, will bear me out III ms ass.fton, -
"PAuKEn's RHSoyArING VEGLTABLr PANMhA - N - h
nKsrrcr, Rau,L TO SWANS, AND CAV BE- TAKEN ~ Al'
CABS wnEnE ais PROVED BIFIcAeiocs' WITH -" 80
ASh PaErnoM. ASp SAY, WITHOUT lEAh of eosA""
Dir1IoS, ESTABLISH THE FACT FEf'Np I'VE fos
slilrr u no,nr-ru,r My MEDICINE and fs ARE ONE ~
rat THiye, nzeEprlos OF Any va
aha,aAros JOHN A. PARKER.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13
CHARLES STANLEY,

ODE-For the Fourth of July, 1927.


To the sages who spoke--,o the heroes who bled--
To the day and the deedsrke the hapstrings Of glo-
ry!
LIE, the song Of the ransomed remember the dead,
And the tongue of he eloquent haow the story.
Ger the bones If The bold
BE that story long i,ld
And Fame's gaden tablets their tInmphs enrolled,
who Freedoms green hills freedoms banner unf,rrd
And the beacon-re raised that gave gh, to the world
TVS as for US and our children, to conquer die,
Undanned they stood, where the warsorm burst DER
them;
Each blade Dire, ,hundctbolt down from the sky
Till the oeman turned pale, and wthered before
them.
Then from Liberty's band,
Went shou' through The land
AS the rainbow Of peace their fair heritage snanned
Where the banner OF Freedom in pride uptured
And the beacon-6re that gave light to the world
Ill
They are gone-Mighty men and they sleep in then
fame;
Shall we ever forget them oh never, no neyer
Let our sons learn from embalm each great name,
And the anthem send down." Independence Forever =
! Wake, wake, heart and tongue
Keep the theme ever young
Let their deeds through the long line of ages be sung,
Who on Freedoms green hills Freedoms banner nnfu,led
And the bcaconfre raised that gave gh, to the world
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13
Aenry Wilson, No. 400, Market Street.
Volume VI.
.Nc.g fnrk.. J,,ne u

acie Fark, June 20
Recorief Cnme.-We regret TO announce that anotheia
murder was committed in this city Satud day night
he deed pcrperated at sal 9rs' boarding houst.
Kept by Mrs. Glover, al No. 20 Old sip The name %
he man murdered iennese, who has for the ia Eve
years been employed pavier in this city. lie was IN
wa ds OF 90 wears of age. named Barney M'tIoine
fellow ledger and room mate yesterday arrested
under strong prcsumptive evidence Of guilt. During the
examination at the police it appeared that Mrs Glover
little after II O'clock going through the house see
that all was safe found he deceased in his wounded
the head and hroat and gapng his last breath About
ran hour previous, MGoine down from the same,
room, and asked for candle, with which he returned
few minutes after he down again, and demanded his
trunk and banbox, which the land lady let him take on
promise that he would call Monday and pay the ar
rearage for his board In gng through the street WITH
his baggage, he was opPed and ln'-rogaed BY watch
man. and stated that he going to his sisters No 6t;
Murray At this place he found yesterday by
the police officers The Mercantile Advertiser says
MGlone is aboier, no arrived here passenger in the
Carolina Ann from Beas, Ireland, where be left wife.
and t"o children Il did ap, hat any previous
amnesty existed between The deceased the prisoner
and it is conjectnred the which led the aa act
trivial The veric of the Coroner's Jury, was thu,
the deceased to his death by sranging and blows
inflicted on the temples b. Barney M'Gloine
ron
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13
N(l'I'ICE.

vkVliE Watering Committee Of The Corporation of The
borough OF Wilm gton will receive Sealed Propo.
sails until the fourteenth day of july inst for laying 96a
perch of stone in the best workman.lke Manners the
BASIN y sad noroug; The walls to be it. ck at bot
the twentieth day of September :-aso sealed propo
sails FOR delivering at the place. as they shall be
ed loO0 perch Of good b,g stone 600 bushels OF good
hnie, and 1000 bushels Of clean sand.
WILLIAM TOWNSEND,
MAHI.ON BELTS,
JOSEPH GRUB,
July 5, 1927 6S-5t On behaf If the Committee.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13
THE FLOWER FeRGET-ME-NoT.

Mills, in his work upon Chivary, (says Mr..
EIIis,) mentions that the beautiful little flower
called Forget me-not, was known in England as
early as the time Of Edward w: and, in note,
he gives the following pretty incident in expana-
ton of the name :. Two lovers we're lettering on
the margin Of lake, on fine summers evening,
when the maiden discovered some flowers of the
.Nyosofis growing on the water, close to the bank
of an island at some distance from the shore. She
EXPRESSED desire to possess them, when her knight
in the true Split of C'yalry, plunged into the
water, and, swimming to the spot, cropped the
wished for plant-but his strength was unable TO
fulfil the object Of his achievement; and feeling that
he could not regain the shore, although very near
it, he threw the flowers upon the bank, and. cast
inc a last aifectionate look upon his lady-oyc. he
said forget me not, and was buried in the water.o
Power will intoxicate the best hearts, as wine
the strongest heads. No man is wise enough. nor
rood enough to be trusted with unlimited power !:
for whatever qualifications he may have evinced
to entitle him to the possession Of SO dangerous a
privilege, vet when possessed, others can no lon
ger answer for him, because he can no longer an
swcr for himself.
We may do a very good action, and not be a
good man but we cannot do q very i'll one, and
not be an i'll man.
One of our townsmen, Yankee. being in com
pany at a tavern in Albany, Datchnan from this
county happened in, and on observing that they
were both from this vicinity, enqaired the name Of
the Yankee. :. will bet bottle Of wine,' replied
he, that have the hardest name in the company
-" none,n says the Dutehman-sswhat is il -
81 NV name, sir, is Stone,' said he. esutingly.-
Well, dcn,'' rejoned the forner. your name !
STONE. and mine is HAaDrR Fv:'l waa the case
NOV pay d. bottle The ya.t . remarked Tia
Il was rather hard co.3cera; ii.. 4, yas .afi,
bcaten---ani pa:A y f.srf'it.
800. \ h: n A7.s,i,rs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
800 PER DOZEN.

rpost Masters or Other Gentlemen who may interest
themselves in he sale Of This Medicine shall have liberal
discount allowed Them. They may be assured that til. !
ingredients used in the manufacture ct il are entirely sim
pe, and Of nature, and its specific qa ties
ave been tested BY many OF our most respectable Plys
1TOfders from any pant Of The Union will be attended
With puncuats, and every information given that may
ae lenulrcd Address TO JOHN A PARKER,
10 lie ca Of Atkinson and Alexander, Printers Ph,ha
elihm
CERTIFICATES.
vas afflicted several years ago, with mercural dis
ast, ulch destroyed my health and enfeebled my cpns
futon 10 that degree thai Gcspaired Of again recover
rg tom the effects oti' had been under the care Of
hyscian for more than seven mouths and my MALAY stu,
continued increase in fac had become liberated
WHEN Ivy chance, became acquainted with Mr. John 4
pasfe; wa informed tia, he believed he could cure
me vey short time with his Panacca tive bottles Of
whch restored ne to health and comfort
! Witness, J. VI. STEWART
! Phiddcifhia, Frbraary IA, 1927.
Ihsis to certify that afflicted with the Rheumatism
for about years and under the care OF an en- nen ply
ic, part of that time, bu' could get very little relief
ibot The middle OF December last. MIR. Parker called on
me, and ADVISED my taking his Panaced as he was sure
ul cure me, and proof Of hls SINCERITY offered
gratis At this time was great pain and nearly bent
iohe. commenced taking his Panacea, and after the
MARGARET PlNKER,
wife Of Lan Piaser, near the Of sch.yikill
! Eighth Street aud Says Alley.
4 Wtness,J II STEWART
Phiuiephia, February ID, 1896
Ii is ait GRATITUDE to Mr.. Parker, that here declare.
thai Two b. ties Of his Vegeabe Renozains Paadcea has
cared my lie Of inward weakness which she has been
iIabulng under for many Years
WILLIAM II. MURPHY, Remington
phsadeahia .4p,i 1lh 1897
hereby certify that my wife afflicted with the mos
excruciating Rhe alto pans in all her limbs TOR i've
months beng advised try Pdrkers ondcea procured
bottles however, entirely removed the pam ahe
She is nov we'll JAMES G. MURCH
Ext Of letter to The Editors of The Saturday Econ
81 Cnttnf H
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13
NOTICE.
TO THE ELECTORS OF
acAu. ClQII.E GDUA'TY.
.I,llle q

ESrIIOW CTrlZESS-I feel much difliaence in placing
Is myself before he public candidate for the high
lnu on NE esations Of esteem and friendship which
.,.r been towards me, makes less reluc-
TAM in oeriusfo. the office the duties Of which promise
10 perform with puncuany and fidelity IT should be
eo"see's' JOHN A. NAUDAIN.
Jupc /, !so-- ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13

We may do very good action, and not be
good man but we cannot do very i'll one, an
not be an i'll man.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13

q.
liz and 4,olnns 'oitaery caad Quoted BY Md
Ace is a sncct --y.ere may be Of disadvantage
10 persons 10 ca, .nr themselves
Tie following mn AT OF Their ass Wment
DRI COO s.
eunerfine broad cloths az. assirncrs assorted coors
nel and ings, yellow and blue imported aid
ores,c nank u, Naena. Nurseries, tone and Floren.
Nnr esng,, p,acR am 4 d ~ led bombaztts; O..
ea,,l.n 81 Sai-, racocs, c..rbIn leached and brow
tir,,a ,t, ectt;i, nuss,, hisI i.es, lon. and
cansrc IN, . l.evanttrs. Florences, &. DE- Maj les,
lutes ~ 4 f,, ban,laena tdkfs Cotton aid neG do
wie AID csio cantnn and cape Isl green,
stre 81" i'alan do. ~"l'le' aud cpion hose and
ST e, .er. York tlna beaver e yes laws ns nake o,
ki ac oi qlaiity ,hte a"ta cooltd dnhcsiic
rani i eir,!ss AhbN. bag up and Pe'sburs coids
~. ~. li.tss fannels, fl linre and apron check .
s.t I'd, l. bok and jacknnc' m sas ga sd aud %
Al ~ il and tahl, Ii e,,., hefiilckltE Russia
MI sh, ng. hle.,hed and nnbeached; coMse
Il. arg an IIuiap's Porter and Lancashire
& yiinne' on. jackson. Adams and j. tlerson
!. Garcia stripe, .,nglaIns, black a,d brown
H. .,ms, sowing silk, aud sowing cor ons.
.rf.a8e net, black ~ 4 ilgi coiottd lasting &c.
GROCERIES,.
ST. se Office .,oias- -, tse,, mackcrc in bills and
Aaltb AIS, zee pepper ground and in the gram,
ginme Together with general variety OF
Liquors Il
yrs Avn OILS.
Whrc L. cad red lead, blue, rcd yellow
ocb,e, Pm 4. clionlc yeoa, verdlgris ground
ara dry pee .leou, fix blue, logwood, &c,-sintcr
smmer con castor, II seed, and Neet Oils.
EaitlpU. f'hino. Glass and Qnpensnare.
Having ,nrcl, A. T. above goods chiefly at auction, V,
certain sell hem At he mes reduced prices e
s,MuEi. McAuiIrY,
luuc %, 1s37. JOHN RICE
n Il We have in adi,i, 70 tn annye Just received
;et RAJ assortment # FsAiouabh Ueufal Fur HATS, o.
ean u,ss in, from the kno- factory Of ISAAC SHOT
wrr ~ A. south font street, Philadelphia hlch WI
\. sold ow
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13

egetahAe Nenovating Panacea.

Carefully pre- pai ed from the original reclpe ad a
ted equal to any now in use
ron THE CURE or
Liver Complaints Scrofuia, or Kings Eril,
.'Iyrcurial Disease, Tumours, Putrid Sore Throat,
letter, Ulcers, DC. &c.
Il is particularly beneficial in Rheumasms its effects be.
ing such as completely to remove the complaint,
In all cutaneous diseases, affections of the skin,
iaps there is no medicine that has been emnenty
successful la the early stages Of Consumption, IT will be
found of eminent service Il affords efecua relief in
SppttIdc and Mercuiat Diseases.
Several cases of IMntce have been radically removed
by the use of only few bottles.
Dyspepsia, or indigestion, is taken away by its powerful
virtues; and where Children concerned it is known
be saI'ay operative and for that purpose kept b. FAM
lies TO be used i'll the complaints incident the change of
the seasons
This Medicine is Warranted Genuine and equal 10 any
now in ,lse; il is carefully prepared fom The original Re-
cpe by JOHN A PARKER
Directions for using this Medicine certificates from
respectable persons who has radically cured OF various
confirmed diseases, accompany each bottle.
This panacea has been highly recommended by many
respectable Physcdns, and Professors the University Of
Pennsyaaia II has performed remarkable cures, after
all the efforts Of experience and skill have failed time
y Of il will prevent Consnmpions, as carries off the
complaints that terminate in this fatal wide spreading dis
than Of any other to which the human family
posed Indeed, has spread 10 such alarming extent,
and certain in its operation, when it has got the
asccntcncy that cannot be too careful in nippng the
bud the diseases that generate it.
In cases where Mercury has been used the effects Of
which remain the system, il is invaluable medicine
It restores the constitution to its Mned ygor and sound
bear testimony TO its good effects in this
,pit
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13
CONDITIONS OF the WATCHMAN

r. terms are, those who pay. during the NINTH OF
m.ary or July, six months il adsance--Fonr Detrs a
ar From those WIN do not pay above, Fi7e DoRnrs
IN lie demanded. Ii sub crbcr wishes to decline, he
t noy the elt RS If his tentlnn before the first OF
Sane or December, anil gay All arrearases Without
Eamouc. with these conditions, paper will be discon-
/ m,ea except a, the option oftle editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines for term
ss,han ree months; four times for dollar, and TWEEN.
cent, for subsequent insertion longer in pro-
E,rion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
Row oag heir advertisements to be inserted or they
fl be ntine till forbid Letters the Editors, to IN
<sure attention must be post paid.
aOert,stns 6ytheyear.
Rro Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
wear SIS. 90 year sl3, 90
nontbs g. 90 months Q, so
3do 4. so do S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13

Is now open ana handsomely iurnlsneQ
$3.50 The reception Of visiers and boarders under
the snienntendepce Of the subscriber
THIS WATERING PLACE is finely situated in the high
ard healthy country five miles west of WILMINGTON,
handing extensive view of The surrounding country.
the River Delaware, and the neghboring States The
grounds OF the company afford pleasant and shady promen-
AIDES, and are bounded by fine streams.
The virtues of the uaers those Of the purest Chay
beate according to the analysis of Professor KEArso of
Philadelphia They have been particularly efcacous in
bilious and other fevers. and celebrated fine tonic
The vicinity to Wilmington offers all times TO
an excellent market; and the daily intercourse by Steam
Boat lines between that place and New castle, to and from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, affords facility of COMMUNE
cation not possessed by any other watering place
Parties be accommuda ed short notice with Din
ners, Coao,s, Ice Creams, &c.
No exertiun shall be spared by the proprietor 10 CRAFTY
every Of the yisier this pleasant and saubTious
treat
Charges will be moderate
CHARLES STANLEY.
June l, 1927. 62-w3m
b. Carriages Gigs, or Horses may always be had
and there delightful rides good roads the neigh
boring towns, villages, canal &c Horses taks at very
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13
Ns'CAUT.AEY g. RICE.

SOUTH Hest d, en-, II, i,randywns ,:'iue,
In AMI a'iloilns ~ ore formerly Conducted BY M1.5"h
ce, is sioccfl where may not be q disadvantage
- persons 70 cai sni asainine .nr themselves
lie following ia,, = AT OF Their assortment
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-07-13
.Brandyaoine Chalybeate
SPRINGS.
July S, 1927.

RxzsA The spacious and elegant house belong
ss.AA& 'ng to the Company, which completed last
lssER$ fall, is now open and handsomely furnished for
zslaA The ieceniinn of yisiers and huarers un.ler
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-15
Cumberland. No. Z.

Land, Negroes, STOCK, &c for Sale.
shout u move my residence, shall ,,r for sale
on the Pfemists, Monsy the aist OF Ian next 70 n,
h'uI' on credit OF Years the Plantation ON
n reside 70 The county Of Amelia, 40 miles from Rich
50 from PesEshuIg and from Amelia eouttbouse
ihs uaet IS bnunded By the Cent? Road ON the North
V M ek on The Suth and en- 1900 1000
" and, 3u OF which are low grounds. partly
hefe ere 200 hushelof wheat the land IN g.o ar
= a some VOL done m the years Their
atese aud comfortable dwelling house on the land bui I
h tht last years. houses domestic purpoe.: GOOD
ans, barn with hrtshrg machine s,tsehtd (entfi ~
n"D large tobacco hans all good repair. The tact If
euen, 1ay ne advansgtously divided two rar,s al
"s 20 eath diErion tar proportion land and
houses necessary fr farming purpose.
AZ me same tune aud place shall sell the hshes, bid
nr tor cash. i2Ontgroes, all of them and raised on The
pa"a'on The stock of all kinds horses cattle hrs
npusshod kitchen furniture planstion corr fd,
'hI. rs straw then enaiDins the place will he sold
stus -tor the anl bonds with approved .ecuritv and
ueeI OF trust o The property. For the ersuns
edit 81 IL months, hearing frc,n the date # M,
Punetualy PAID on all sums $40 that sum cash
wall be required. w J. RARKSnAI ~
Raw Branch, Amelia, Nov c, 1927.
viii sale Of the Negroes aud the personal property
WI sertrinybe made On The day appointed whether the al
NJ q nv w. J. b.
trsst,. 80 53-,dss5.
Editors Of the National Intesencer wal, nubh The
ABOVE weekly tall day Of and forward their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-15
~ ~ .MAP "a YIR1lfiIA-I .

lE rew Map OF Virginia. compiled FROM actual surveys.
= unafI the authority Of the State puhisheJ ~
nay ne ohi'nety Peisons DESTROYS of procuring IL on apo
nous. " " my ~ "lon-
this Tfki tl-ctr4 hv'ho lbrur n n.rv vears ,,5 ~ .
great cost OF aud money has never. e .,
"a 20 VARIETY ard accuracy u ds IN beauty and eerre
~ Feutinn treheCts the highest credit on the science l
Hi' Of the pcr'oos immedaiey concerned IN s rubleo
a Ht prove hghy srayins aud useni Che p,ihc Tbe
se nave authorized the sle $50 Cories only Of ~.
@ on ht l1rse scale Of FIVE mes inch; and the Fss
c"ef ~" ne view Of making the sse extensive AND ,
moderate Price Of $50. ~ '''
C@Der hse eircum',ances,h probs5is hat per,ons WHO
Cory o. ihn beautiful aud valuable work.
auerff 3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-15

con ,,In'y - Deed rrn male To the .us,crher
'o1', ana duly recorded in the clerks Office OF Ha,=
IsSs - man ptoe'edt SETH Friday the day JAM
IsH, otherwte the fair day, 10 the hughes,
=, snsion On the premises, being lie r..hcnce OF
~ tract OF land containing $50 I2 .cfe, more
rate survey lying aud being IN the said county Of
suu o'unded by the Double Branch, Fuik,issn aud
.hes and ohrrs. The the sale according
OF sad Deed each; the subscriber
s % ey the editor 10 say tia; third fine amount
W oas, VIII satisfy giving bond with approved
%, Gg ysoie IN J. months for re BALANCE bearing inter-
b ION ne ds,e,snd a'ieed Of on the land eoJ-
OF I'M, tract Of land consist grounds. and
.i lar shove the g,sliiy OF land in
b The title believed to he urque,iionshlr
b e nssreSr will ouly convey SUBTITLE a, is made to HIM
n I utru ADAM foot.
=. thought not ami' to remark, the socomuo
" os'Eh purchasers that Considerable number Of ne
stoes OF all kind household kches firnur- plsn
On corn, iYader &c - he on the san av
~ e premises by other being the property of adj
la conveyed IN the the ike nianntr b,ig avefiied in
~ ~ county oi hAl'iaN. ADAM TCOr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-15
PERLTH SqTH

fT virtue ci two Deeds II Trust nv Matthew O.
pSeF and WIFE, to the Subscribers. one dated IN. IN
s 81 D'o. 1872 and the other dated the Goth day OF july
80 nn recorded IN the oefk- cfiee OF Powhaian for r
ets,n mentioned, will h. I'D, the highest builder Al
sue'ion At tn. residence OF the aHiatisey O. Baker
IL emu OF fowhstan eounty, cab, the 10Th
10y :, January next TAR. and If not, on The next fair
& parcels Ot lind, lying in Powhaian county on,
odh,nE % acres, Iyme the Burkng ham nad on which
@ @ matthew Z. Baker now resides containing 10 Or
baker and containing 20 - acre. which ,va
10 hs said Baker by joseph DAVIS .urh portion of The
an iend - w be sufficient the ha ce now due
upon 'he deeds, with the expense. Of executing The
tust SUI title AZ vested the subcTiIr - viii be con
'eyeu'o 'he PuFehaserf RICHARD WATKINS, ! Tfu,-
~ WI. S. DANCE, tees.