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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

nURSUANT to a decree Of the Superior
- Court Of Chancery, for the District Of
Lynchburg. pronounced on the 2Oth day OF Oct
ls26 in two suits then depending in the SAID
court, wherein Joseph Chiffon Is pitt and Ro-
bert Scott and Others deits and kobt. scott
pid and Joseph Chiffon, Deit The undef-
signed Marshal Of the said Superior Court OF
Ghanccry, viii, on Thursday the 18th day OF
January next, if fair, il not, the next far day
hereafter Sundays esceptcd) proceed to sell,
to the highest bidder. for ready money, On the
premises, a tact Of land, lying and being IN
tie County OF Campbell containing 297 acres,
more OF less, being lot No. Of the estate 81 To-
bert Scot. dec. winch was allotted to John
Scott as has part Of lbs fathers landed estate.
Also, thetollowing slatts Frederick, Rosetta y
child, Anne and her siA clnldrcn. Matilda, Judy
salley, Rachel William and James
1. \. HOLGOMBE VI.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

<nHE SUBSCRIBER having removed 10 The
= Turnpike Wregon-i ard, requests the zen
i1cmcn wngoncrs 10 call and examine the con
ycnicuoes, the usutee, the safety, &C. &c oil thus
establishment Tins yard Is situated at the
junction ot the main Turnpike road, with III"
man street within Two to three hundred yards
Of the nain heart oi business. HE house and
lot have hicly gone through thorough re
pair the ward is considered safe an excellent
well oi water in the yard, house room, wood and
ward furnished TRAITS, Diet, tnan and Proven
der shall be furnished OF the bc5, upon good
terms.
lie also keeps private Entertainment for gen
tccl company hkhLN u Lf'N EhilN.
Twill give cash for Com, oas, Fodder aud
Hay. ntLhN i hLN Lhl.lN.
Jan / 3tl2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

IA CgmgbeH comfy court, NOT. Il. lsgG

IN cHmP6eH county cohri, NOT ii. lsof
Illzebcih Kelley, Nm. Workman, panft. ~,
n<ehfl i'.l' and f.,11bcth his WIFE linn H,l
Mafha his WIFI, sally Kelley john Hanit,5 - g I'd
ricta hi wife, William Chandler and Eilzalet, lb7
aud Martha Clements an infant undcr the ,gs 80 -" W.T.
one years, who sues 10y isham l.. Hargfate WENT
friend, i'I Mzi
against '"lHa
John Bullock admir- Of Robert h. Kelley. de,5 "a,
am Robertson and Elizabeth his v iir and Inn, H. "h
DrE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

X ELDRlDGE, Jr. u. e.

John u MHrreli John Twcdy, Charl. Arlington and
h1rllnd, Walton Il Pcm Dr1s
The defendants john 1Nvedy and Jaiucs Penn not fas
mig entered ihrr appearance aud given yerer,y ocrr
ding 10 The act oi Assembly and bc rules oi lis rou md
IT appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that tty .Jr ~
inhabitants ST this county,; II ordered that tp nd
defendants do appear here the first DAY Of tho nta
term ad answer the bill ftio painIil and thai cs
OF tbs order be forthwith inserted IN som ,palp5
printed IN the town of Lynchhurp for Two month, SIC.
ccc>nrS, and posted at the front door of the court
huuse Ia The said Town.
Copy-TcStc,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04
JOHN WILLS, E.

VIRGINIA At Rules hollcn in the Clerk. Office ii ihe
superior Court Of Chanccr, for the Lymchbmg DlsH'y
The 9Th day Of November, ls..G.
Paul Jones, David Z. Jones, Norhornc falatcrro a5a
Lucy has wife, William :. Jones' Sarah Ann JONES sum
h. Jones and John R. Jones, thu last four inants jh ho
said Paul Joncs their friend III
against
Ann Jnnc and James Bullock, admir- and admir-, "
Rowland Jones, dee'd, Warner Jones, w. X. thaP'h
and Elizabeth his Witr, Nelson Crawford Charles f'N
ford and Samuel faGsord, admir- of Thomas Humphreys,
decd Url
The defendant Charles Crawford not hnin" thiehHs
ms appearance" aud given srenrity according Ia th a'
Assembly and the rules Of his court and apP'an1'
satisfactory evidence that he Is nhaniani ol us
countryl is ordered, that the said defendant do alls
here on The frat day uf the neNt and asNcr f ha
OF the pnln, and that copy ofths order be io,l'"
inserted IA some new spapcr printed u the town oil
burg, for two months successfully, and posted al the h"'
door Of the courthouse in the said town.
ACopy-Tostc, j.,
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POSTPONEMENT.

In consequence offheinclcmency OF the "ea-
tbcr the above sale Is postponed I'LL saturday the
l3tb day OF January ls27 when II will certain
" take place. TIE COMMISSIONERS,
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oIlA-- Csiti .,

VIRGINIA Al Rules holden in th- CLERKS Office 81
Superior Court of Chuucery for the Lynehbnrs lfi'H'
the dth day Of November, l726. ~,
Agncss Ncyins, III
against a..
Jesse Cobhs and John Cobbs, cyr Of Thomas o.'5'
decd, Dcle'
The defendant Jesse Cobbs not having entered ne up
pcarnrc and given security nrenrug 10 the net OF
bly, aud the rules of this court, and appearing by '
factory evidence that he Is not an inhahaHt ri IN,
try-lt is orrrcd that the sad t,acndunt doaplrH
Inc FIRST day ofr next trim and ansH or ihe i' ~
plaintiff; aud that copy oithls order be tnrii' NJ,
ted in some spapcr printed in the town o. ~.
burg for months successfully, uHl posted al Ii'
door Of the courthouse in the sand town.
a Gops-Tesc, ,,s. r
90 JOHN NlilS't
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

wish to farm or purchase for the
~ cn.un" season, a good Jack. Letters dr
rrcted 10 the Postmaster, Il James, Church
Bedford county, will be attended to.
Nov. 9. ctsl1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

CflIEAT--l will give the highest cash
" pucr lor wheat delivered at die Black
water Ad,. llONaON .. WHITE.
Nov. .. ctsli
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

rlOR nlRE.-l wish TO hire for the en5u-
q lng Vent severed servants, consisting =
mao, Wwneu aud boys, some ol them wish
IL 60 Into the country JOHN EAkiN.
Dec u. ts2o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

r AID ron sALE.---'r pursuance o. .
Ia decree ol the 1aunly eaan II Amherst
in Ihaneefy sting, aud ia IL objected, we
lnll nn rhur,dss, ihe 1slh day OF December
NEXT, npnn the premises, proceed 10 ssil al
u,iblir auction 10 the highest bidder, ihe
ir,ri of bind. ui uhich George Powell, decd
died seized and possessed ot lying aud being
IA the said county at Amherst near Trent s
Ferry. aud adjoining the lHuds Of David 5
& uiand Prn.ser Powell, Dabney Philips and
,thars .---rnniairinE about one hundred and
fcrt, acre. IN the superior quality oI
this land and rs proximity TO Lynchbnrg, II
Is well deserving the attention of those desi
ring 10 pnrchlse .neh property. The terms
at he sale viii be one third Of the purchase
money On the Isl day Of May, 1922 one
third on ibe 1T Ia OF May, ls1s, aud the
remainder ~ the Isl day OF May, 1929. The
purchaser 10 give bond and approved person
al security Tor the first payment aud deed
81 trust on the land Tor the other two pay
mems WM PENDLEfON, | =
WN. W SCOTT, s.
WATT pEfTYJollN, .
JAMES LEE,
Nov. 81 tlcids35
POSTPONEMENT.
IN Consequence offhe inccmency OF the "ca-
thcr the above sale postponed I'LL saturday thc
18th day OF January, 1877, when II will certain
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04
John WILLS T..

VIRGINIA Al RGlc, holden III the Clerk. office n.1e
superior Court oiChancery for the ynelBurg Drfla,
the ell November, lS-G.
benjamin " atkins, PIT.
against
George Scarce, Thomas Scarce, John Scarce and Da.
Nld Scarce, DritS
TIE defendant David Scarce not having entered hi p
pearancc and given security according the act Of \.
emily dud The rule ottis court. and it appearing lH
tslcory evidence thai he is moi uphlant oftl, roR-
trylt = ordered that the said defendant Ito appcarire
the first day ofth next term au answer the bl ofts
plant; and th rupy Of iii, order lie fnrtlu lib n-1-
ted IN some spsprr printed IN tho tonHu1 llnctmr,
for two months ncrc-, ely and posted al the front dor
OF the coulhas.e m The said Town.
A Copy-Tc-tc,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04
Dec II

q SiIlE subscriber, having lately received the
= appointment OF Surveyor of Campbell ETY.
IS nov eady 10 do any business in the line of his
profession. The public are informed that all
The surveying, he may be called on to do, will be
dome with the greatest care aud eXactncSs Ills
Office is al his residence, mile and Il half south
nesl from New London
Capt. l.. T.. CIIEAIlI M, gentleman very
highly recommended lot his knowledge of sur
vcyiug, residing ia the eastern pari OF the county
has qualified as liz deputy. lie will attend 10
the business Whenever IL may he desired.
ALEX. Al SIN.
Dec II. ciWl9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04
JOHN NlITSC

AT a court continued and held for Buckingham COUNT.
the 10Th day oiAo,cmber, Isa6
Albion Mnmicl y Go. Pie
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10 JOIN WILLS. {.

Joseph Chiffon and Samuel Trrl,,ud pcf.
The defendant Jasrph Chiffon not having eutcr"d.is
appearance aud given security according Ia iI' "ia
Assembly and the fulr, of this enur aud ppr1H9 ny
satisfactory evidence that hr Is not un iliHIt of ths
countrlit is ordered that the said defendant do upnaf
her" on the first LAY of the term aud answer h ai
Of tn p ntIf; AID that copy nl this order le tr"hs
Inserted III S"e nrH spap"r printed in the toWno T. ne
burg, for Two months succcs,n ely, posted al the o'
door oil the courthouse IN the silid town
A Copy-Tcste,
81 IOIrN Wills E.
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Dec. IA.

1Elt hSl An 10 a decree Of tic ouptfloi
= Court Of Chancery ,for the district oflynch-
burg, pronounced nthe 2l,t day OF Oct 1876,
in two suits then depending in the said court,
wherein Elisha Rider Is Pitt vs.. Peggy Bryant
and others Deits aud y am Ryan and others
rlns.',s. Peggy Bryant and others Dcds. The
undersigned Marshal of the said Superior
Court ofG hanccry, will on Iuesda, the 2ird day
olJanuary next, iflair not, the next far day
thereafter sundays exoeptcd) proceed 10 sell TO
the highest bidder, ON the premises, on credit
OF one and Two years. tract OF land, ~ Nelson
County, on which Peggy Bryant resides, contain
lng 2lOacrcs, more of less, subject 10 the dow
q OF said Peggy Bryant The purchaser giving
boud aud security for tie purchase money ard
the title retained until the pay ment oithe same.
IA. HOLCOMBE, N.
Dec. IA c4wl9
SnURSUANT to a decree Of the Superior
- Court of Chancery, ior the Dl>tnci of
lynchbufg, pronounced on the Doth day OF May
ls2h, IA q sui then depending IN the said court,
wherein Trend. 1yrec Is PIT IS james Ncmhall
aud others Dolis. The undersigned Marshal Of
Inc said superior Court WILL on Friday the 18th
day of January next, ii fair if not, the next far
day thereafter, (oundays cNceptcd,) proceed 10
sell, 10 the hg hest bidder, for ready money, on
thc premises, pant Of Lot No. 81, IN The plan oi
the town of lynchbnfg, aud bounded aS follows,
to wit; beginning M tine junction of third street
and seventh alley and running thence with the
linz oftird street y y. ninety feet, thence al
RIGHT ANGLES and parallcIWith seventh alley, \.
l.. siXty-sx lcc,, thence al right angles and par
allcl with third street. : T.. ninety feet 10
,enth ALLEY aud thence with said alley, $. ",
.iNy-six feet 10 the beginning.
/. a. nOLCOMBE, NJ
Dec II CIw -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

NNfRS.T +. RANDOLPH, proposes to c,-
~ labi.h a Boarding school Tor Young La
dies, IA NJ" London, Campbell county
Terms fora session Of ten months, commencing
the 9TH Of October, 1870, aud ending the 9th
of August, ls27,
Board 500
Tuition in the English branches including
Reading Writing, Grammar, Gcoefa-
ply, History, Chronology, Arithmetic,
and PLAN NcedIe-Nork, 10
French, %
Spanish, %
Drawing, %
Washing and Ncnding, %
Music, per halt session, -
Dancing, per quarter, u
Each boatdcr will furnish her own bed bed
ding and towels.
For dag Nct0iar5.
Tuition in all the English branches
above mentioned $40
Fuel, =
It is thought proper to state that any onc or
ALL OF the above enumerated branches will he
taught. parents o. guardians may direct /;
where no directions To the contrary are given.
they will all in turn come under our course Of il
stiucton Isl Aug. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

Edward Plttc.on aud Thomas T. Ihornhil odmr. -
Law ara f"tS"h, aced' - DcAs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

yr,AN4t WINTER GOODS 4lndIe~i Il
- RfohGIg. nav the pleasure OF Announcing
tetbs Planters nfNircmiu that they are now u
pen4aea t,rgu aud extensive assortment OF 10.
"a and Domestic Goods. aod are nuw prepared
... adsl the ayAest and most admired fashions -
And are Determined 60 make sales al Il small al
vance ON the Philadelphia rates. The senior
partner resides thsn', and Will regularly coward
such lpphc. is hi, mltist't may require. Their
assrtment IA part consists ot the following arti-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

Fresh Medicines, Drugs, Paints, OILS
anL In - mn.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

n DNINISrH ATORS SALE.-Wid b.,
s-r-.A sold al public auction on the lolh d.
ot January, 1877. Al the late residence a.
Edmund Int, dec. all the Stock, Crop. x.
Household aud knchcn Furniture, Flana
ton Utensils, u sci of Black smiths Tools,
and many other articles useful and valuable
Terms made known On the day of sale
CALVIN TATE, Admir-
ofEdmmm Tate dec
Dec. II. Ctd 10
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08

And in connection with this measure, your memoraiists
would further sugges, the Importance of setting apart from
the annual revenue Of the government suitable fund, for
furnishing the means OF transportation TO such free People
of Color may be DESTROYS Of emgratng the Coast Of
Africa
In bringing this subject to the consideration of your
honorable body your memoriasts deem unnecessary 70
enter into the various and delicate considerations render
ing the removal OF both descriptions Of population in qucs
tom desirable. The evils nseparable from them, too
obvious to require eucaon. They too great to be
reached by any within the power either Of ndni
duals, Of The States And their extension, in greater
less degree, to every section of the country desgnaes
them objects peculiarly worthy Of National considera-
ton
To you, then, guardians of the National veal the sub
ec is respectfully submitted, in the earnest hope
that there is other. involving such deep and
tensve interests, it may command yoar early and unng
consideration and that the result Of your abors may be- TO
lay the foundation for the gradual and voluntary removal
Of the greatest evil both moral and political with which
the wisdom Of Providence has proper to a1lc our
country.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08

Street inscriptions a patent has recently been
obtained for an invention, which promises to be %
much utility in the netropolis.-'rhe names Of our
streets seldom long remain Iegibe, from the effects
of the weather: but the substance Of which il i
now proposed to construct the letters, has been
submitted to the most active chemical agents, with
out producing any effect. The plate is Of cast iron;
the letters composition, in thick glass, formed
by fusion. and are cemented in the plate. The
keeping them clean; and being white on black
ground, they may be discerned even by lampght:
the first inscription Of this kind used is at the
of Gracechurch street, near C0rnhil and several
others will shortly be put up in Bshopsgate.
London paper.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold Saturday the 18th inst. al O'clock
~ r. NJ All the PEI soIal property Of Dar,d CampdeA
(Iaiorl deceased consisting Of Household Kitchen, ard
tal,r's furniture, among which Feather Beds and
Bedding, Book case, Bureaus, Tables, Chairs Spinning
Wheels, Reel, Whcelbalro~-a good Muske, mirnr. 2
Ta.r's Geese almost new, sleeve boards, Taors Candle
stad,. Shears, Scissors, &c. Tubs, Puts Pans, Tea
lies Glass aud Crockeiy Wae, rag carpettins, &c.
VIM MCACLLEY, .idmr.
Brandywine May g. 1927. 52-2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08
Mary Morse }
VS.. B41rMoaE COUNTY cornT.
TE,urD YnnEu,o,,

This an action for Breach Of Promise of Marriage
The fully sustained by the proof-the defcn-
dan after having visited plaintiff for several years. gave
written promise marry her in 80 days. and afterwards
married another ad-many circumstances Of great aggra
walton proved the trial The Jury, without leay
ing the box, found verdict Tor the whole of dana
ges laid in the declaration Three Thousand Dodars
Counsel for plaintiff NC. Young A. u Wolf, II. Wilson,
ir. u s Heath, Esqrs-For defendant, John S. Tyson,
Esq.
Cumberland Nd .qbrR28.
The spring term of Aegany county Court, commenced
Monday the 18Th and closed Thursday evening last,
the &c rst AT this session, tried for breach
Of promise of marriage, and verdict for thousand
hred and fifty eight dol1rs ar1ed to the PLAIN
tiff
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08

MARRIED-On Thursday evening Tie 26,h nlt., by the
itey. John p. Peckworh, Mr. WILLIAM COCHRAN to
Miss MARGARET PLuRIGilT, all 0. this isro gl.
Also Thursday the Sd inst by the same Mr. ISAAC
j PHILIPS to Miss MARIA FULTON, both Of Cecil
County, State of Maryland.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08
DIVIDEND.

vVvIE board of Directors of the Deawarc Fire Insurance
j. Csmpans, have this day declared ,idend OF four
per cent. for the last mnnts which will be payable at
the Bank Of Wilmington and andywine, the S ock-
holders their legal atves after the IA
inst BY Order cf the Hoard:
DANIEL ByRNEs, secy.
May 5ih, 1927. So Al
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08

From Ftaukhns penn,yluauia Gazet:e FEB ", 1884
On Tuesday last widow in this toen married in
her shift, without az, other appaie upon the snppos,nn
that such procedure would secure her husband in The
law from being sued for any debts Of as predecessor
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08
K = = : : =
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that general meeting Of the sockhud-
IL Of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company,
will be held at their office. No, SO Walnut s eet pha.
delphia Monday The 4th of Ju ,e 1897 elect Pics-
dent aud nine Directors, and to uthe BUSINESS,
according to law II ID. GlLpIN, Srry.
Nav 2. 52-St
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08

DlED-fn Brooklyn, l.. on the 90 ut Mrs MARY
STEWARD, the advanced age Of 10Y years. She
born i'll Ireland, and emigiaed to this country in 1925.
She has been in that town stree, and for The las, II
inmate OF the Ans-house. Her husband, MIR.
John Steward, sill living in the Almshouse. aged 81
years,
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ATTEND TO THIS 1!

L. persons Indebted 70 Dapid Campbell, (ralor> de.
"A ceased, requested to make pay ment without delay.
and all persons having demands against him viii please
present them to WIN. MCACLLEY, Admir-
Brandywine, May 3, 1897. STD,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08
DIVIDENDS.

BANK OF SMYRNA.
May 81, 1927.
vTvIlE Directors Of the Bank Of Smyrna have This day
declared dividend for the last six months, at the
of per cent. year. The will be paid or after
the 18th instant. Iy Order
52-4t S. II. HODsON, Cashier
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08
Commercial Bank Of Delaware.

May Sd. 1897.
rTvIE Directors of this Bank have this day made dv.
Il dend OF one dollar and fifty cents per share; which
will be paid the Stockholders their legal representa-
tives at Smyrna Milford, the may be- any time
after the 18Th instant. by Order.
52-4t S. II. HODSON, Cashier.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08
iawnng of attempt ali
one port of the U ion another.,' WASHINGTON.
"a Citizen Of Delaware" in our next.
TUESDAY, May s, 1927.

A very numerous aud respectable meeting Of the Dem
ocrsic Republicans Of Chester County, Penn friendly T.
the administration Of the General and State Governments,
was held in West Chester on the LIST inst
most numetcus and highly respectable assemhlage OF
The friends OF the Admnstla took place Baltimore,
on Saturday last The proceedings Of these meetings shall
be published as soon as convenient.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08
The Rhode Island State Lottery,

First class draws or Wednesday the 9Th Of May. 50
Numbers, 9 Drawn Ballots.
Scteme--l prz' Of $4,000; Of 5000; , Of 1852;
OF LOO; ~ nf 500; 20 of sOo As OF 100; lO2 Ut so;
l02 OF 20; 1852 OF s; 1l475 OLA
Ticket s4-tiait S2auar,er S1-Eighth 50 cents
Apply at the Prompt and Lucky Office Of E. BARKER,
No. t., Market street
&c -lO-a--l3--3o- 49-I5-S8-5i
Were the drawn numbers in the Union Cuial Lofery,
28'h Glass, May 4.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08

The American Republican says that the pamphlet allu
ded an article recently copied by from the Massa
chuses Spy, written by Jesse Benton, and not by the
Senator from Missouri.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08

Balinsrc, May 2-Green Peas from Norfolk were solo
IN The New York market on Saturday at one dollar pei
peck In Baltimore market this morning they were sell
ing at fifty cents per peck
Salem, N. j. May 2.-The Steam Boat Essex
arrived here at half past o'clock on Friday last
having LETT New York the day before, at O'Clock
in the morning, stopping three hours at the Cape
aud having experienced rough sea, wind NJ w
during the passage She came up from the Cape
in n hours. She will make her first trip on Mon
day the 9TH May, and will call at Delaware cit,
and other places.
is stated that Mr. RAsnoLpu's health is such to pre-
cde the hope Of his being again able to take his sea-
in congress-
Mr.. Hates has lost his election to Congress, IN
Massachusetts,, by the neglect OF the clerk Of
Blandford to make a return OF the votes OF thai
town. 1t is said the same clerk has neglected tt
make returns for three successive elections. A
new election is ordered.
The first number of the Morning Courier, edited by
SKiLLHAr, BnooKs & LAWSON, issued in New York
on Thursday last. Its appearance is uncommonly neat
partaking much Of the aspect Of London paper.
The New York Evening Post says: "a gen
tleman OF this city has received letter from q
friend in Europe, mentioning that Capt. Basil Hall
the celebrated traveller, had taken passage for the
United States, and might shortly be expected in
New York;
sed its mother and brother Of numbering another brother
by cutting his throat The accused have been imprsun
ed the reported murdered person has been missing fol
some time.
Exertions are making in New-Orleans for the es-
tablishment of French Evangelical Church in that
city. The subscriptions have commenced very
favoraby.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-05-08
ON WEDN EsDAY, 9th MAY.

Rhodp- Island Lottery,
For the benefit of the Fourth Baptist S,ce,y. First
Class. 60 Number Lottery, by coubination--9 Drawn
Isaos. To be drawn at Providence, Wednesday, May
g, 1877.
prize of $40 000I Is Of 100
of 5 0Oul 102 OF so
2 of 1,55Sl 1902 of 20
S of 1O0Ut 1882 of
10 of 5Oul l1475 Of
20 Of ZOO 1895 prizes.
Ticket s+-lIaf s2-ousrter s1-Eighth 50 cents.
36-10-8-l3-3C-48- l5-38-3i.
Were the drawn numbers, Union Canal Lottery 28M Ciaw
ANOTHER PRIZE
10, 49, 40 (iaf Tckea prize Of 81, o0o in the Lottery
drawn last Wednesday week, was sold by
Robertson s Little.
Nav 8.