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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03

A writer in the London Morning Herald, in
comparing the expenses of the British and A.
mercan governments, makes the following state.
ment
s'Thc annual expenditure of the United States
amounts to only about 2,313, 1884, sterling-that
is to say, about one tscenfgjourth part ofours,
which is 55,o0o,0o0i The details of course,
bear similar proportion. Thus, whilst our ar
my costs eight millions and a quarter, the Unit
ed States army costs but 4G8,000L Our navy
costs SIX millions and half, that OF the Unitel
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03

states only 726,00ol or ordnance one million
and three quarters the American ordnance, pat
263. @0L Our civil listnamely, King, royal
family, nobility and courts otiustce, two millions
and quarter; the civil list Of America. 97i,o00L
Our King one million; the President Of the Unit
ed States 6000L.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03

.Nc59 Hnrk, b9 Hr .fath3r IF Rc3yaooa.---
We understand that new novel hv the pop
GIar and gifted author Ut Redwood is ;ttnnt
to he put To press. and will shortly make its
appearance il this city. l. is entitled "liope
Leslie. on Early Times in Massachu-
>etts." 1t is, AS may be inferred from the
title, a story connected with the early colo
nlzatlon uf the country. This is untried
ground, and in the hands of writer OF the
powers Of the author Of Redwood. the sub
ject may be expected to afford matter Of an
common interest--.N r. En-. Past.
The Harrisburg Chronicle saws, tho work
on the eastern section Of the Pennsylvania
Canal is advancing rapidly. The greater
part of the excavation between the mouth
of the Juniata and the Swatara is Effected,
though only small portion is entirely com
pleted. The bridge and lock building is
! carried on with spirit. The large basin near
| Harrisburg is faished.
\ Noah, in his Enquirer, noticing reputcd dis
coyely of the mystery of perpetual motion by Il
Mr., Dcnnaton, of Grand Isle says; II know this
| Denniston. lie is ol my squatters on Grand
| lsland-a decent man, with a good farm He
may be AN ingenious person, but there is nothing
oft IN his appearance. Perpetual motion will
be like the wolf III the fable, ..hcn il does come,
no one Mil attend TO il +"
i A.letterirom London, Of recent date, received
at Washington, says-"oamuel Williams the
great American merchant, No. Is fnsbur
Square London, is in first credit, and will in \
lew years be enabled to CRAFTY the first wish oi
his heart, pay every one who lost by his bank
ruptcy. lie lost superior fortune BY i'll lack,
but never his sood name"
The Pttsburg Gazette Of the 18th inst
states that the steamboat Albion was pre-
parlng for trip up the Allegheny river
and would proceed as faras Franklin, il
practicable. This is the first attempt tc
navigate that river by steam boat.
; The hiiiledgeyile Recorder says: 'Tht
hoe now running by the joint Gom,ni sion q
= N tn,1 t1ta Al,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03

Last month in London, a JurY gave up
wards Of a hundred dollars damages, in i Ii
bel suit against man, 'ior painting fai-e,
scanlal~us and malicious picture, represent
ing large nnWeliy animal, bearing lie ~
senallncc of q sotY. which lie stuck up OF.
pn,,te the window q tie plaintiff hagse, ia
ttndne i as representation 81 The plans
tif's sc5e
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03

Gol. rustaNsnn, ~ >iis Of 5veijan, al.
rived At l.eipsic not long since, hy dill
gcnce. Having taken an outside place, anil
tho weather being cXtrchrly severe, his
hands were frost-litten. He ahsl!trd At a
small inn, where lie lives in the most plain
matntr. II must not be inferred, that be-
cause the X King was fiost-bi'ten that he
is IN poverty. he prefers a pain mole o:
living, but has doubtless froa Sweden an al
lowanle sufficient tor AL his wants
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03

Ghafha Y--A correspondent 81 tlie l.op-
Ion f,mrs, states that during tie regent
feti4tnante q the celebrated plaY u 1ay-
t@09, when TIE person who is charged with
the arrest OF the hrpocrits. reci.et the verse.
Eoaa tfroHs s3Rs ms Prince eneaa de Ia
fr0ei 1--we live under n Prince who is the
cnemN If iraud) man took It INTO his head
% applh9, wishing tile praise to be applied
q Charles y. The young men who filled
the ~ ordered him Immediately ~ lie silent,
but b Iieyng that Ne would &c allowed 10
contnn" his plardits under thc protection Of
the police, he went on. The spectators, On
this. scieed him and turned hin OFT q the
house with such violence chat he went heels
over head. The police, ia the mean time,
tlil not dare TO interfere, and the play pro,
Ceeded.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03

HoaeS!y-A gentleman from the country
Whole walking through Broadway Yesterday
morning in taking out his handkerchief,
dropped his pocket book in the street I'M
conscious ofhi, loss, he walked rapidly along,
and was surprised few minutes after, to
ttci some one pulling at his coat, and calling
stop, Sir, stop, here is something you drop
pTdt" lie turned, and saw avery little girl,
eisht Gf nine years Of are, holding in her
hand l!s pocket book, (Which contained sew
eral hundred 'ioIlars,l and almost breath
less with running after him lie made a suit.
able acknowledges for her honesty, but
forgot, in the hurry Of the moment, to ask
her name.-.N Y. (Aron.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03
SNOW UPON The MOUNTAINS.

HE cold searching north -westers which
make the teeth chatter, are easily account
ed for. The late storm was one of snow up
on the highlands and mountains at the north
\ gentleman from Albany. informs US, says
the New York Commercial Advertiser, that
the whole range Of the Catskil, were cap
ped with STOW, apparently to a considera.
bic depth. 1t does net look very well to
mniie ones self in "a cloak, just OH the verge
o' the merry month Of May-but it is a very
comfortable article for all that.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03

The Sqn,og Times saye L q ranored u
ttr court ctfics that i disagrcemelit---noi
likely ta be reuanciicd--has occurred he
t~eta two most exalted person4ges 10 Ire
hnl whn, s0cc thcir marriage, were dis
inguisl'rd tor cannnSitl happiness The
"xhlted .''y possesses every requisite TO
confer hrppin- =, having Intellectual attain.
meats AMI wealth. Certain i is, that she
mas If Irelnd, and rNmonr alleg-s tnat she
will retrice her stcis to more distant land.
It SAIL that the calsc Of disagreement was
the intrusion into dnmestic ARRANGEMENTS d
some ne0r ,tiQtisfs 10 tile noble lord.
Can this lade bc the Marchoness Z: We,.
lesley, late Mrs. Patterson Of Ealsimore1
"Retracng her steps 70 more distant iai., Z
looks lte il. Happiness IS no, always TIC
fruit, Of rank and wealth
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03

fhf Prince de pncklar Mnskan, ~ prds-
sia, Who married d1ngh,er Of the lat
Prime De llardcnbcrs, las Gtaarcca iB@3a
for The purpose of na,ryiur tic cx-qleen ii
Hayti, widow % Chtistopte Ihe tMc,i.
ctas, wha have vieitr, I'art.au preJeH htt
time, Mlll remembering; Sheisa IL. gltas,
wonch, 4, hae!. rs te ace of spades, aud
onc wia would find i difficult to got a place
as cook u this coun,t5, So much ior roy
al taste.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03

The hiledgeyile Recorder say,: The
liae now running by the joint Comm, sion Of
thc United States nnl this State. b tw.nn
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03
laws or TxxE UMgoN.
EY AUTHORITY.

PASSED AT TIE SECOND SESSION OF
THE NINETEENTH CONGRESS.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03

fprnllcNo, So ]
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
PTRGLYE4:

PIRGEJVI,a:
1T rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior
of cbancery for the Richmond district, the End
day Of July, 1927:
Dauel J. Justice, pr.
against
Jerman Y. Stokes and Joseph S. Clarke, dfS.
The defendant Joseph $. Clarke, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act
OF assembly and the rules Of this court and appear
,ng by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an nbabi
tan of this couutry ordered, that the said defen-
ant do appear here the first day of the next term
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub
Hshed in the CRY of Richmond, for two months sue
ety. and posted at the front door of the capitol in
tie said city,
6 cory. Testc, WA. W. TIENING, C. c.
pIIIGIN9.g:
AT rules holden in t,e clerks Office of the superior
court of cbaDcery for tie Richmond district, The
9th day of August. 12}1
William Trent, pit.
sgansi
William Patteson, ajlnor win The will annexed Of
Sarah w aIker, Henry Walker, Robert Walker
Samuel Walker, Joseph Walker, Jane Walker, Ro
sauna Walker, and Henry Walker, and Milly
ann Walker the two last infants BY Henry Trent,
!heir guardian, drs
The defendants Henry Walker, Robert Walker 10
Beph Walker Jane Walker, g. Rosanna Walker not ba-
wing entered their Appearance s. given security accord
ing TO the act OF assembly and the rules OF this court
Il appearing b. satisfactory eydeHcc that thew are not
inhabitants Of this country is ordered that the said
term aad the bill Of The plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in news
,,aper published in the city Of Richmond, for two
onts successfully and posted at te fror door ofthe
cApitoI, in tie said city.
g. a copy Testo, wa W. UENJNG, C. G,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
600
From Tie Baltimore Pcirio!.
SOIILOQUY,


Ctde eo"ld Jc m0dcrl CIYoINwATus. Scene, portion
At the Hermitage; Time, evening-the Deg Star in the
Zcu.th.
Wherc'er l ,;:rn, the horyid din
OF breakers that Pm dashimg on,
Assaii my ear, and begin
To fear / ue'er shall he the Gin
ciDnatus great of Washington.
[Uceps, and pulls outa LETTER 70 CARTER BEVERLY.
sweet letter! thou hads' Within
What should have staid their flashing on
What should have turned them out, and been
Tire OF making the Gin
cinnatus great oi Washington.
[7tn-s IL mp n,7 pulls out rsnfrc.l
Thcu from my guardian pen
Their ward his safe was pushingon,
For ny own back rod hatl, beef,
And not the means ofmy being Gin
ciunatus great of Washington.
i1;ars that ZIP and ppNs OCT CLAY5 SrEEcnJ
o. had l thy vile authors skin.
For drum heads, Id be dashrg on.
With my whole army, quick to win
The station and the name Of Cin-
ctnnaius great Of Washington.
rg.o,s no, oj,5 nsaa 9~Hs Om RveHASAN's LETTER ]
Tbou ,,o. ST. / now begin
To see the rocks Tam cas','::o5 or
You've kick'd the River ohyo"' GIN
ral-he's cuich coid-and cant De Cin'
cnuatus great OF Washington
THIS witiered form, lean, !auk, and Thin,
The storms Of fate Spast!ing on!
What uow-'vhat ! haze been
~ Q niatter-I not the Gin
cinnatys great OF Washington.
snn. Moon, and thou, vile world of sin,
Adeu-ny fate IS rushing on;
still must tend my cott"ngUl,
And necr shall nc, see, the Gin
ciuustus Of Washjpg,Ou.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
Tobacco Planters.

4 PETITION will be presented the mex, Session of
the Virginia Legislature, praying that the inspectors
all Public Warehouses, shall be required in inspecting
Tobacco, to break it IN four different parts os each hogs
head in order to detect the many npoons in
prizng and that certain Warehouses, where such frauds
connived and where inspectors refused break
Tobacco in such places they are desired do by pur
chascrs, may be suppressed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20

lJRGI.YI.4: =
81 rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior
couf! OF chancery for the Richmond district the Cd
day of July, 1927:
James Bream, IN
against %
Thomas II. Mitchell, James !nnis, c. Parkbprst and
Il. Farkhurst, Garland Thompson ex'r Of William,
-di'clsi, Yho was eaQr OF Thqrnas Mitchell, decd
Benz u,,,,l, Dawson and Matthew Wallace Inc
The defendants BENJAMIN Dawson and Matthew
Wallace not having entered their appearance and civ
Ell security according to the act of assembly and the
rules of this cou and il appearing by satisfactory evi
aenCe, That they are not inhabitants Of this country:
is ordered that the said defendants do appear here
ON the first day of the next term and the bill of
the plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in tie city of
Richmond for two months snccessirey, and posted at
the front door of The capitol in the said cjtr.
GO copy. Teste. WM. w. IIEN1NG, c. C.
PJKGI.NI.3:
st rules holden in the Clerks Office of the superior
court of CHANGER! for the Richmond district the 9th
day of August, 1927
Austin Smith adm'or with Inc viii annexed Of Henry
Wright, DH
against
Lewis Madison, and John Sheppard ex'or of Benjamin
Coleman decd, dhs.
Tie defendant Lewis Madison not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the
act Of assembly and the rules Of this court and it ap-
PeariDg by satisfactory evidence that I've is not in
habiant Of! This country: il Tered, that the said de-
endaDt do appear here the first day of the next
term and answer the bill ofhe PLAINTIFF and that CO.
py OF this order be forthwith inserted in newsna-
per published the city of Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the CAPT
toll. in The said city
65 copy. Tctse, WN. w. FENiNG, c. c.
| T'I1GiJNL1:
at rules, holden in the clerks Office of the superior
court Of chancery for tbe Richmond district the Cd
day of July, 1927:
William Lowndes pff
against
Peter Townaleue, Richard Wallace, and Joseph Pet
typool, ms.
The defendants Peter TowDaIefte moi having eoe-
ed his appearance and given security according TO The
act of assembly the rules Of this court, and i appear
ing By satacIory evidence, chat he is not inbab-
liant Of this country is ordered that the said defon-
dan do appear here on the first day Of the next term
and answer the bill Of tic plaintiff; and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some negspa per
published in the city Of Richmond for two months sue
cessvey and posted at the front door Of the capitol
in the said city.
&C : coFv. Tcste. WV. ". uENINC, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
Sale of Land under Trust Deed.

Am Monday, the l,ih day of November ensuing,
" being Louisa cour;-day, if fair, the next fair day.
by virtue OF trust deed cuied by Charles l. FoX which
Of record i'll tie clcks office of Louisa county, to ci
bald Taylor, Archibald B.yce, Jr. nod the undersigned
either of whom may act, SHALL, Louisa Cour,-huuse
expose TO public s ';r ghe.t bidder for ready money!
lot prce parcel %: land allotted to said Charles l.
Fox in the division OF the land of his father, John Fox
Decd of said county This land lies Cub Creek. III the
county of Louisa and not very far from Gardeners Tavern
The number of acres is rccollcced bit be
ascarained by rereuce the division, which of record
IN the clerks Office of Louisa. 1t is said be Of very
good quality Acting trustee, such title is vested in
the by the aforesaid deed will be made the purchaser
THOMAS Il. CRENSHAW, Trustee.
&
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
Tes'e, IvM; w. HENING. C. C.
NOTICE..

q ~ persons A"vrs claims against the estate of Janez
- Me' deceased :ate o Pnwfa tan county, are reoues-
''ein 10 me properly Authenticated on or he
i"'e me Isl Gay OF December am now engaoed in
me settlement ot my administration of the estate off th
S James Cooke, decd before Commissioner Of ,lns
richmond Chancery Court, shall plead this notice in
""' OF any claim not presented as above requested
a. A. GREEN,
p,- Adm'of of James Cooke der't,
Poivnatan county, Sept. 18Th e,s 20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20

70 isaac La=arus, join Iinsley, and Leopold jones'
'H&AkE notice. that Monday the Goth elay
Der nexi, at King William house, shalt proceed
evidence i'll The sui, depending in the superior court
chancety for the Richmond district, in va. wherein am
plaintiff, and John Merriam, Joht Watts. Isaac Lazarus
Lawson Pucket John rnsley and Leopold jones de-
iendants. BYRD CHAMBERLAYNE.
Oct u w4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
JIIsGLNJ.l:

IItGLNJ.I:
At rules holden in the CLERKS Office of the superior cour,
of chancery for the Richmond district, the I'd day OF
July, 1927:
Peter Cotton, PR.
against
solomon Moses Allen, rrcn,is Chubb Eobcrt c. Scot,
and WIN. ". tIening, DNs.
The defendants Solomon and Moses Allen, not having
entered their appearance and given security according to
the of assembly aud the rules Of this court, aud 1t
appea evidence that they not nha
bitans of this country; it is ordered, that the said cen
dau do appear here the first day of the next and
the supplemented bill of the plaintiff aud that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
published in the city of Richmond months success
sivey and posted at the font door of the capitol
said city.
% a copy. Tes,c. WM w. HENING, &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20

shall be made. Decisions Oh bids will be made known
on the 3lssof October. The assignment of any con-
tract without the consenfof the Post Master General
shall forfeit i-and in all cases where application is
made to the Department TO sanction a transfer the
terms must be fully stated.
Shoulda contractor or his agent engage in the trans
mission of commercial information by express on his
route more rapidly than The mail, he shall forfeit his
contract.
Il. IL route should be discontinued by Congress,
or become useless in whole in part tho opinion
OF the Post Master General, he may limit or dispense
with tue service of the contractor, naking him an
allowance of one months extra pay.
10. inc contracts viii all begin January 1s 1928;
and the contracts for routes in the state Of New York
aud states cast Of 1t, viii continue for year oniy
contracts for routes in Virginia, North and South
Carolina and Georgia, will continue three Years; and
the contracts for the other routes will continue two
years.
III. Post masters who receive an advertisement
sonld give every person who applies opportunity 10
ltcad II. JOHN M.IEAN.
PoSt-.uasiey General.
\ Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
June re, 1927.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
PL0UGEES
skaaB - NHI4H[PO
III ne l1icf1nond .Hanvfdctory, opposite the JHicn
f4'h Sept. 1927.


Al he IIichmond .juaiyactory, opposite the J-nfca
JOfeL
TbNE subscriber respectfully Informs the farmers AID
n planters that Inc has hand, greater variety
OF PLOUGHS than has before been offered in this
market-Jtmong which,, McCormicks one, two and
three horse sefsharpeuers his barsIarc, with late i'm
o'emen Rcvercomh and the improved barshare; also
FreeboIn and other plougrs, unusually cheap.
avg IL WI PALMER
IIfGENG4:
At rules holden in lie clerks Office OF Tie superior court
Of chnncery for the Richmond District the LIST day vi
October, 1927:
William Marshall, PHI
against
refer Nalia John Poland. of inc estate Of John
Nnlthall. dec. Henry WahaH, BARLEY Waltha. WIN.
NaItba, VIM Lcati,, Joel Teatf Marina teath, Alfred
Iison and Elizabeth his wife, Peter Leah aud Lewis
lFah Thomas Marshall, john Bransford aud Eiizabeth
his wife, and Nancy Marshall, Henry Bradshaw anil
h!ary his wife, aud Lewis Leait, admor of john Wal
ihaI' dec. Dts
The defendants Allied Rison and Elizabeth his W ffs
ard William Lcath having entered their arance
and given security according The Of assembly and
Tic rules Of this court and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants Of This country.
is ordered that the said defendants do ppea here on e
FIRST day Of the aud the bill Of the piain-
tits; and that copy of This order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in she city Richmond for tive,
months successfully and posted the front door of tie
capitol, in The said city.
i y roog Jcs!r, Wm ". IITNINc, c.-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20

PIRGLNI.4:
at rules holden in the clerks office of the superior
court OF clancery for the Richmond district the "a
day OF Septembcr, 1927:
Browne, ~ ''i'
against pcs
iho'nas Satewood, exc 'utor of Philemon Gatewood-
deceased, Thomas Mann Randolph Jr and Susan
his vic, and John L. Bowers and NIary his wife
IT, dts.
20. having entered their appearance and given .ecuri
y according to the act of assembly and The rules Of
.s court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat ihey are not inhabitants this country If ,s
dered that the said defendants do appear here on the
rs Gay OF the next tel and answer the ORIGINAL ana
AMENDED bills of the plaintiffs; and that copy of tbis
ea IN the CITY of Richmond, for two months success
said city. o '"P''o ~ .ne
12 COPY. Teste. XYM: w IENINc .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
TIRGINL4:

Il :
AZ rules, holden in the clerks Office OF the superior
ct chancey for the Richmond District the 9th day of
August 1927:
John w. Smith, M
against
William d. Taylor and Eliza his wife, who was Eliza
marshall, Thomas e. Marshall, john !. Marshall, and
Edwin burnley and Lucy NJ. his wife, who Lucy
Nj. Marshall, heirs of William Marshall, decd, DIS.
The defendants Edwin Burnley and Lucy NJ. his wife
no, having auiered their appearance given security
according to the of assembly and rules of this
COURT and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants of this Country; is ordered, that the
SAID defendants do appear here the first day the
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in ewpaper
published in the city of Richmond, for success
sivey and posted at the font doc. of the capitol, the
said city
63 cony. Tes,e, HIN. ". HENi.NG, c. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20
Richmnud, May 18th. fG97.

az 40 committed TO the Jail Of county runa-
way on the l2h day Of June last a negro wa n who
c"IS himself JOHN BEHNY, and says he was liberated
by David Eeny, Of Pcrqnimans county North Carolina
lie IS stout well made fellow, FIVE eight inches bp
ahFk conpnn large whskers, reads tocrably WELL and
mas oicpish ~ ms LETT eye. lie had when commtqH
bah worn f'rd hat, blue broad cloth coat and pan;a-
looms with many other valuable articles clothing viii,
NM have every reason "a believe the said negro is a
runaway aud the owner is requested TO come forward,
prove property pay Charges and take away Otherwise
he viii be dealt with the la W directs
WIZ. s. ROYSTON, JaiIor
Caroline County,, Va.
IAN sept. lf.Zi. wJ2l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-20

oiioE--i i"rewern all persons from cutting Wood
- upo" my piece OF land of 16 acres, and extending
from fbe road 10 the north piece of land rornc, N
" M hiacKenzIe TO Colemnns line bounded on the Enst
oy piece oi Land formerly the property the late Mr. Ar
cioaio air, aud on the West by the Hermitage Trart
any person giving legal evidence against any person or
persons guilty OF the said offence sla considered bv mr..
as having Gone me considerable service. give the same
notice in regard to acres of land in Duvas sl5;,; ,
numbered III his plan 2f 22S and 229I will either sell
or lease for term OF years, the parcels of land and
dwelling house upon it, and very near the CITY: the soil IS
of good quality. ~ ~ "
For Rent, that large and valuable Lot and Houses N,
cary Street at present occupied by Mr. James Wallace
and also the three story Brick Tenement on l4t Street,
near May"s Biso Possession of both properties To hc
ia" Oh t"c ISL 81 octobGr next. will sell rcasonab
terms the whole or any part OF above property and
also the Lot on 18th Street, running back TO virginia
street. and adjoining the property of Mr.. n. L. Wight
~. JAMES INNES.
Richmnud, May 18th, 1897 VIZ,