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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29
A MOTHERS PRAYER.

Father of all! whose love has given
The boon that lifts my thoughts to heaven!
Teach me to guard with watclful care
The treasure thou hast sent me here
AND while my purest feelings flow,
With warm affections fullest glowi
oh let thy strength pcrvade my heart,
Aud teach me all a mothers part
ms CHERISHED babe which fills my arms,
And cheers me with its opening charms,
As thine in life, is thine in death;-
us earliest and its latest breath
Zane, and must go at thy decree
us life is only lent to me!
Then teach me with thy heavenly skill
io wait obedicntly thy viii!
and while train its thoughts to rise
from earth towards its native skies,
may my trembling heart prepare
nnoyleld it to thy heavenly care,
W Mhen thy sad messenger shall come
bear ito its safest home.
~. nut II thy mercy spares it now,
e's go schldhood's bloom, to manhood's S glow.
s.in s.,i let thy precepts be its guide,
n'lli let thy law of love abide,
rof none but those who OWN thy SWAY
Sah safely tread the narrow way
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29
From The Museum.
STANZAS FOR MUSIC.
M THE REV. t. DALE.

III THE REV. T. DALE.
go, breathe no more that simple air,
Though soft and sweet thy wild notes swell
To me the only tale they tell
Is cold despair
heard it on from lips as fair.
heard it in as sweet q tone
Now am left on earth alone
And She is-where'
How have those well-known sounds renewed
The dreams Of earlier, happier hours,
When ltc--a desert now-was strewea
With fairy fiowers!--
Then all was bright, and fond, and tmr'-
Now flowers are faded, joys are He'd
And heart and hope are with the dead
For she ls-where'
Can then love the air she loved
Can then hear the melting strain
Which brings her to my soul again
Calm and unmov'd'-
And thou to blame my tears forbear;
For while list, sweet mad! to thee,
Remembrance whispers, such was she,'-
And she is where"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29
spD-i51.El2Ya .

!, nav, perhaps, be unnecessary Tor ,iie ll',o,
-.l.;a,, or some of those who mry read the ioi-
having exquisite lines, TO state, that 'ro'' .,ie
nopny is distilled that drug OF power 20 soo'ne
rrr slay-to madden or to mitigate, OPIUM. hefe
!" hcauty. nathos and delicacy in this ode that
"ill reach every hcart--N T. inner
ODE TO THE POPPY.
BIZ Ms. ONsnL
NJ, f,r the nro,nisc of the labor'd field,
Not for the GOOD the yellow harvests YIELD
lbend at Ceres shrine;
For duh to humid eyes appear
The goldeu gorics of the year,
Alas! a melancholy worship mhe.
| hail the goddess tor her scarlet ho"et'
Thou brilliant weed,
That dost So far exceed
Tho richest gifts gay Flora can bestowi
Needless / pns,'d thee in fes morning hour,
Thou comforter Of woe,
Till sorrow taught inc to confess thy power
In earliest days, when fancy chea'7,
A various wreath woye,
ofhughing Springs lnxuriant sweets,
10 deck ungratcful love-
The rose or thorns my numbers cro"hd,
As Venus smiled or Venus trown'di
But love and Joy and all their tram are fown
E'en languid hope no more rs minc,
And will sing Of thee alone;
Unlcss pcrchance the attributes OF Gret
The cypress bud and willow Leaf,
Their pale funercal foliage blend with thine
Hail lovely bosom thou canst ease
The wretched victim of disease,
Canst close those weary eyes III sleep
Which never open but to wcep
For oh! thy potent charm,
Can agonizing pain dlsarlfi.
Expel imperous memory from her seat,
And bid the throbbing heart forget to beat.
Soul soothing plant that can such blessing give,
By thee the mourner loves to live,
BY thee the hopeless die,
Oh! ever friendly to despair,
Might sorrows pallid votary dare,
without a crime that remedy timplore
which bids the spirit from its bondage ny
ia court thy pallating aid no more,
Nomore I'd sue that thou shoudst spFeat
Thy spell around my aching head,
But would coniure thee to impart,
Thy balsam fora broken heart,
And by thy soft I.ethean power,
Inestmable flower.
Hurst these terrestrial bands and other region
try.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29
SONG.

SONG.
In early youth, when hope was high,
Gaily / sang oflovc and truths
But those S Seet hours are all gone by,
Gone the dear dreams of early youth
O that such dazzling dreams should fade!
How happy would life's journey prove,
Where friendships bosom ne'er betray'd,
Nor wounded oer the heart Of love!
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29

The proud to gain it, tolls on tolls endure
The modest shun il, but TO make it shurei
1t aids the dancers heel, the writer's head,
And heaps the plains, with mountains OF the
dead;
Nor ends with death, but mods in sable plunes,
l,cdecks the heavens, and hatters on our tombs.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-29
PRAISE.

p.;sve rove OF praise, howe'er concealed by art,
iiiSRS more Or less, and glows in every heart
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-06-15

uncovered, as the breath, u contneG, would soon
be condensed TO mass of ice
The small clothes and pantaloonS are provided
with straps and bu ckles in lieu of buttons.
On the staTboard side of the main cabin hangs
an engraving of Lord Rsdstock, and another OF
.Ssprain Franklin Ga lhs lsrbcsrd side that of
his Alsjes y. In Captain Parry's bed room hangs
portrait OF his lady. and Likeness OF Ms mother
Is suspended immediately under the portrait Of
Ms Parry.
The gun roon and officers cabins are fitted up
with every convenience the size OF the ship will
admit OF, which. owing to the preparation for her
departure and the consequent hustle, cannot be
seen TO advantage.
The iceranchors differ materially from the COM
mon anchor; having but one Aook, or rather only
hook. the other at the top being compressed
som ewhat like a Roman S.
The ice.bos,s themseve are provided with large
wheels OF the same circumference as coach yheels
at the stern, and pole projecting four feet ahead
TO be drawn by reindeer, or, In default thereof by
the crew when on the ice, and when in the water
are rewed by ten twelve oars; the iron kees or
namented below, perforated with holes, to
admit ropes, for their being hauled off either way;
the bottom Is painted black, white streak on each
side, aud the inner part green. They are OF consde-
rabie length.
The Hecid herself is abundanily found in every
thing necessary, has of sails, and new cloth
to make one MOI plenty of spare-inass, spars and
yards cordage, ropes, tackle, apparel, and furni-
ture Of every kind and description, instruments,
both astronomical, optical, and nautical, time pei
ces, &c; bu' neither her construction nor add ional
stTenS heniDss can make her sal WELL for her great-
est velocity never exceeded eight knots, under the
most favourable circumstances, during their last
voyage. London Paper
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FOR SALE.

sNHE Poplar Forest Home Tract all that part Of
estate attached The Anson House containing NV re-
cent survey one thousand and seventy acres three
quser OF h' land never before offered TO the public about
500 already cleared the in woods heavily TIM
6sed and the greater Part tobacco land OF the quality
The cleared land with the exception about 50 all
good heat capable udic
hae corn the exhausted portion shi be
plantation distant mile irom the aud eight ON
Lynchbmg, swell wateed, being norsected by many branch
Is, heading within h limits therefore not subject
overflow, aOriny not less than SO of branch
tom land well adapted culture of Timothy and other
and TO tue purpose of standing tobacco lu about one
ha vi the branch land Is still IN wood On the plant alton
beside, vther large framed wheat barn
with good thu eshng machine. The house Ioomy
convCuIent handsome and situated
ing nearly the whole OF the Arabic land of the farm Inteud
TO 10 another state, above property i, offered
low, Tor cash credit, and hesitation "a
that tobacco planter few mere desrabr
FRANCIS EPPES.
Bedford, April H. ItOtf
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ArOTICE

- vitne of deed of trust executed on The 21t dav Of
A' Nov, 1885, y Saith Payne, county of Bu, king
nam, 10 utoSe M Payne, Waller L Fons,ue William An-
dersOn, and James BeaLus secure certain debl therein
meh''onsd due TO James PIE aud John NJ.
euioTs ct Samuel lrvne dec the sad Trustees any
II them, will proceed self TO ID. highest hIdrr
ready money ohthe premises, Thursday the 2Ist day
Sune ne> the land AID slaves ia deed convey ed
one uset OF and lying III the county BUckngha
east side OF the ruad leading from Canton 10 Catersf
containing, by emation 900 acres, aud sJlonius
william Andtrson John uefrsHt Others az the Lands
Tue sad smith Payne, the the road-sso t
iSiowng slaves VIZ; Tsm, Ben, Billy, Dangeied
Arnold Nnni. Silla, Hannah her child Joshua; Polly
and her children, Patrick, Mary aud Rachae the
Of tue female slaves Such title vested by virtue of sa
deed, VAL be eonVeydby TIE TRUSTEES.
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ROCKY .MjTTS

WIS property, situated the south branch of Pamunkev
river, in the county Of Hanover nineteen mes sbye
Hiehmond offered for sale The tract ule Iuose
han three hundred delightfully."- wltered having
falling IL ean running through each feld aud bounded by
opd eresk the whole length Several adjoining may
onei al lar prices what renders , property more
oulsry desirable, Gfis aud Saw Mill upon The river
never failing dfean1 capable all times Of operating
dam whose stability has sied by twenty wear, and s
In. urlst NM IS ;y temporary aud contains Int pair Of
ton which yield annually three hundred barrels Of corn
the Saw Mill new built the uost improved construction
to cut % feet long and may he readily extended Timber
" eajy demaud add sells faif prices This mill ia 1906
81 be m's' Of the adjacent country wanted small
Pat OF the purchase money will he required hand and
liberal credit gwen the balance The NAV have
us option n" taxing The crop hands at IS per btoiy
yauson, OF will flush the crop tenant upon the usual
neighhOubood terms. Applyto Samuel PakhiiI OF myself On
we Pfemnes J. T. SWAMI.
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fl fse Chickah0mini E,tof, far Sol

VIE Snb'Gribei will sell gre gain tract Of $40
a or $50 acres Of land lying the side Of Chicka
honi'n Swamp, u the county VI New Kent
low tnr Long Bdges IL the tract OF Land lately sold by
TIE mlTshsl OF the Williamsburg Ch4ncery Count, under
ueeiee OF The Richmond Chantery Court the
decree. -
Ihi tract contains large quantity of easily reclaimed low
Sround OF the beat quality, the Swamp, much vsua
bic Cypress anu other timber Aouu half of the
balance OF tie Fat land, the other fertile nigh
andi great pat of which covered with prime timber
Tue land lies Just above tide water, the Rv, aud from
boats have descended Windsor Shait the Schooner land
ING about OIL miles below.
For term, apply Mr. Wm Bromley, the White House.
near Ne" ent coz ouse tue subscriber Frederick
turg. JNO DIrKISSON
May IIsNfr
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NOTICE.

MAS committed TO the jail oi CupeHper county, the
w ION ult, as runaway, negro by he name Of
JACOB, who he the property Of MIR. Henshaw,
der aud that he sold by Thomas Craig Of
~ he ieet inches high, dark complexion, broad fiat
noses asmai his upper fore teeth, he about
OF age he had when committed leans and panla
Icons of purple colour hat about half WON has with
hilE two pair blue pantsoon
tow stripes Says be Runaway time wnt.r his
way 10 The South The owner requested forward
property pay the charges and take him away,
will be dealt with according 10 law.
WALLER X. ASHER, Jailor Of Culpepper CO.
HAY 4 II6ZwI2w
The above has since said he sold John ALA
ut Augusta cpuuyhs inte finger or Oh his right haud
and the one next 10 1t injured. w Il. A.
hIay
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LNNn8 FOR N-4LE-

HE following lands lying IN the county Of Louisa beors
ing to The estate Of Thomas nhchs deo will be solo AZ
Louisa ooufthouse Monday the oh July next being o
dl tact lying on the Roundabout containing nj acre.
ins land y covered with fac PIue mber aud lies healthy
and respectable ntghbsrhO0d One other in Louisa AZ
uing the lands Of Charles Dieku,on and other, cnanip
90 Charles Terrell. Tavern, in the county Of lIan-
over oaufsa tue l4th July, one tract lying in said
~, ad lining the lands Of VIM Good,y TO- Edmund odts
and others continuing $50 The Of sale are III
Twelve sud eighteen months creditbe two last 20
hear nts, ct afer months. Bonds With approved
viii be required, and The le withheld Unit, The m psyae1
Is made GARLAND THOMPS0N
Ex'or Of Thus. MITCHELL dec.
e -
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BcOBerdoJa Land Core yIs

TCEih0 desfsus ~ feDye, Disr nv farm IN ,s
- county Of Goochaud, Eve miles heio,v Gooohand count
bone and scny dght MILES u Hohmonl situated between
he two creeks Lower Besyrds ind Horse TAO
acres u which there are by estimation about so acre, Of ven
valuable hw grounds each creek sod 200 of WOODLAND
equal not superior - any holy ot woodland 10 the rnft
The Improvements lrc new twosiofy dwelling house and al
necessary nuloules There is tie farm very fhriyp
young orchard u apples Peache ADD chcref farther de-
tnPon deemed unnecc7fy a. hose wishing 90 pnrchase
~" ht view ihe pfsmses, upou which The snbscfisf red,
VINO "i1 nake kno"n the terms. Il s believed there M
situation whatever more healthy ilan TIE above one Or h,
d.fos heller s'-ify. JOHN MARTIN.
-aar - 1r-srs--rr
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Iomrs Ilipfr Lnnd - -

WE tract Of land belonging u the hers Of gb ,p5,;sys
- io 'rle The above Tract situated 10 de county u
Prince George, immediately on james iyc sl;,;o ne
lands u Geofge snd William Hsrrison Fsof and NJ E,e
and Soui'n7 about az hundred acr-s in one n The bs
~ FHsin aud o inferior ~ fertify,
'he mot "enshs tract Of and tor ale AZ this lime IN Vr
Ss fsts'n wHhine 70 pwcl.c ascerisn thc terms,
firynx 20 Edmund Christian ESQ of fah, ,,r4,,t.s E.
Richmond HofIt
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MOTTCE

WAS committed 20 The Jsii Of Isle of With, county, On
~ the 2)h Of December, s26 negro man named J0Jy,
WHO says ne Is the property Of james NJ Lowry Of t,hefef
Dnici IN The state Of South Carolina John 4 fve fs, 6ys
tnd halt inches bish, full face, dark complexion rsher
snoek-tnee5 had on when Committed a cotton shirt aud
jacket sud w0oiisn r7wso lie requested 70 coma
fofwsd prove h Prptry pay charge, snJ take hol
sFayi Otherwise he will be- dealt with a. hr law direet,
AprVB. w 1 ~ tS'a"'
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L4JMBS RIVER L.qyvD F0R SaLF

a PLANTATION, lying on the north side Of jane, Ri
- Ver' az Or ~ miles above Oid Jamestown and IN the
upper prfi u Sandy Point nee) called fe ROW. md
consisting ct 500 sores less, Of Cue Corn and Wheat
eoDJ dwelling house harm &c. will be sod 10 the bis-
81 bidder for ca'h on Thurd ttc gk Woy merit The ale
VII 'Ee place on The premises, when immediate possession
VIZ ' ne gwen DAVID MtNGE.
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$40 REWaRD-

EFT my house IN Hanover county, the 29th Of the Isl
EI mouth, CJanuaryD black by the name Of BILLY
community called Buck, belonging TO the estate of Reub,,
Howard dee lie Is about feet 10 IL inches high abou; -
years vi age stout, we'll made, active and strong; hush,
head Of bar. He has witt James Fisher J pa Of
several years past ~ the Lsht4nS business aud
on 'ne Iaehe''er ad Petersburg Turnpike Road HIS
ms home made double yarn cot-hs coal white
has Plna!o'ns eoioued-old fur bat lie mas seen in
hlchniond aud IS likely he ia Richm or al work ON Oh,
NAneheter and Petersburg Turnpike Road. The above
ward wall be paid on MS being Jad in Rich
1'ud and my bsing informed thereof MT unlkey hui
that he has obtained pass work III day Of the An month
(Apr0 1927. JOHN BELL
. EX'0r OF HeubIn Howard. dec.
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Bedford, ApriIis.
EDVC9IT0l

IfHE next session of the Mdw ay Academy, situated in the
a county OF Cumberland, mile above Langhornes
periniendeuoe Of the subscrbers
Tins institution has been established than two years
and Iiom as unTivaied success they hope merit
continuance Of the public confidence The situation of tie
Academy is remarkebe for its heshnes; and the society
the neishboIhooj OF tue very best character.
TERMS :-GIe.k, Latin mathematics, per stssi.n of 10
months. $50
English Branches Is
The Stud euts be board in the most
Respectable idmilies EDWD. w. KENNY,
EDWARD L. SCRUGGS.
o. address "Langhorne'. Tavern.n
Ms EDWARD l. SCkUGGS, who has consented TO supply
the place OF NIL W. " Page, young gentleman frat rate
classical knowledge, aud graduate Esmpden Sydney Col
se tothe President OF WATCH place. the subscriber
IN who wish to know the character Of the Academy
preparatory School for the Freshmen Sophomore classes
Of cJil-gr. E w. KENNY
~ Will accommodate 10 or II h0arders from te above A
eaSehiy W1i. u. PRICE.
May H. liz
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IIPERPOOL Cotton s. Politics
The following review Of the state usds and
oiies England, from FIRST rse.ouree, aud VI latest
e, has bseu received by the editors of the Sa;,msu,
i"s bu, they do not feel themselves az liberty publish
e "rter'' name. tN. Y. Statssnsaa.
intended, Dear Sir, by the packet ship Leeds
rowrie Of che times and political oreeds
But the Ca,.adu, Rodgers, will follow soon,
I've deierI'd my dispatches till this day at noon.
The health Of the State, all the doctors agree,
Required the free use dc Ia pkle5Oioaiej
Mr. Gaming was sent for, and said h.
f5e disease would adult of radical cure,
u the Masdafen part of The workers OF evil
The rank tery tseches were cent to the ID
., cut wett tn. Sevep, the Chancellor frst,
For he had h5 AliJesty's conscience ~ trust;
The othets .otu followed, follow they should
t.ls Msjesty's conscience, 'tis well understood,
Whtn.ft to himself, does great deal of good.)
Was made TO tread bard on the Chauetii oi's heel,
After him trotted Melville and Prince Waterloo;
the former ,urn'd yeo'c,s tie latter tuIu'L blue.
The o,het two mobiles, who leitin isgIst,
Have SINCE beg sd the King the their trust
alr Peel i, much liked, but las Msj,sty bl4mes
liis begged tesistanee of Cdfhotic claims,
A,d would be but mind his Department" the "Homs"-
MahOg wse'ay war against leland ami Rome
Would he only DISCOURSE about Cotton aud Corn,
n, would be tn. best Tory that horn;
Even oranse-aien then would undoubtedly isel,
There was n1h,us OF 6sttey1.sSs left in the Peel
The Colonial question, one Of an hour
Ani do what We nay, still take your Flour;
YSn wall &c! IN. long Freight and your searnen will shun,
The bsneiul effects of tropical SUI.
a, to Timberi aud Lumber the Ertisyon plan,
VIII make US plan, aoOIus fo aye If n. can,
In Paisn. bleseh'd goods and in goods III the rough
The rouairy till lately had done well enough,
But the terrible buz about cotton aud corn,
Has rendered the calico trade an lorlorn,
The iandhoidris cslid for d duty gram,
Aud have got that falls, and then rises again;
One that ilts like Dock, when the tide sfU.c,
Aud SINKS whenit e6bs, aud will do them q goud,
A shrewd " teetsr tGuter'S OF Cannins's device,
30 raise drop grain, by the weight Of the price
NuVdi Stores sick hand, but IurPenises scarce,
Foi It's lately discovered twill make line gas;
A. to POI a,d PeG1t AShsS, pray dVn't forget
What wrote you ia March-they hold the price yet,
Indeed you yankees gwen 10 guess
quote when quote" DC the same or LSsn
S,nce to sehd you the state OF trade,
should small hazard Of losing my brtaL,
MonopSly is the word OF the day,
The bg fish driving suiall awsyj
Now tits > a Circular, for II has
ArOand many topics withou, touching
T. S. Zera C0iJrnt is absent, but sends US advice
To leave out our Sths when we're quoting prics,
Asfrs,tions, when vulgar sometimes compound
Tend 10 puzzle, msletd, Asgrieve and cOuiuunl,
SO when write next Twill he 90tO9,
But decimal numbers used,
EVER THINE
Liverpool, May Ist. II Il.
"A rrii ed Admiral is said to he yeosp Admiral and IL
iisn.is,ed Is said to be laid gu the shelf.
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May 27,Isa7.


surprised at the riece signed s. Jone,;o,e lilo
was ui up al tie courthouse door u York county ou r f2ii
inst, 10 which preGsed sio. reply stating IN subt,ue.
whilI now repea, That sensibe Of the n,propriet
of acuga trustee in case ythere had beeom. n,ss,J
aud ur tioie; whilst had interest trust subject
should without hesitation, decline On the 2st of A
I" H l' lr Co blu had proposed TO other secud
Is for nay debt aud take back the two bond. OF s. lone for
SouO each winch had been pass ed 10 by blank endors.
nthi aud us ice me Of interest; which proposal in
formed him, willing 90 sceep-a thai If dId aeree
to act as the trustee, would be, iii was free Of al in
That proposal afterwards renewed by Mr. Corbin and
accepted by me, aud stated my reply IT the I2h he.
10 his notice Of the i2h be that he should he ready 10
eight ten days 10 make the first plymen Is now The End
offered TO pay 5000 mouth ago, which was refused Not
eIsei Sit lie asked III would receive 5000 which
told him would not DO. did not money and II
does follow such an sppca alton thai he Offered the
money; aud he oet ed, and ssreed 10 accent IT, il does
roi follow that he would have PAID now think il was moi
ms intention 70 Pay -ee, why talk Of debit and iegaoies and
That no prudent would pay before release InJennv
sn9ua We 5e winch eeroiny not mentioned, he
akeo me u woud receive SS1lO ~ part
10 eSafd TO ih3 legsec' $4,000 hsve heen raid, to my
sh'Wiedsfi and us other oi 5000 held by mr. Coz
bn The sOardab OF The gaes, which releases the land II
there any debts Of mai Corbn remaining upnaid tbey
ledge Of The aaiils relating r. his estate.
but dehts snd iegates It'll due which Ibave she,gn
not the case, should think that $4,000 which after tao
sum NOW proposed 10 be feed will siil the hand,
Il Nj Jones' would he sufficient - indemnify him eecsily
he purchased wiib foil knowledge Of Tue charges upog
me land oi when he now complains.
tbs statement n not made FOR those who now EIr Seer
want jones' it's intended for The eye Of The stranger I
communication found my circuit very engaged
the duties Of my profession, OF would hive heen sooner
noticed. EO ti'CANDy rsff
Williamsburg, 18th May, 1877. ia
There j. snd depending IN The Chan,sry Court or vii
am'bu-g 10 Eet 'ciienen Of Maj Cofbn transactions a.
tx, Of Thomas nluter, dec, mi the bsi,nee y ,
gtfded as be'ng Of any seriou, consideration.
KNOWING the atemptof Sccryant Jones' 10 .,op fbe q,
boge sals 20 be thing Than nesprrse st,l a.
drowning man, end tlst his object Is 10 keen on &c.
IN order 'some friend may bay IN the lndfo5 h smy AZ
reduced PRICE justice 70 the trustee requires that sbo1lJ
that he has interest ~ the sale the suJ y,t,y,
except 90 fsr a. he may be interee IN The ,,b
h will be entitled ~ upon collecting The money Tbele
cc spoken If by Seervtn J2nes, have been paid long since
and knowno him q. be paid Al the Zine he ma H.
purchase he be furnished with receipts r. j he pniie
who received the iegacies, al any tmc he pleass.
MAY %. Id HICHARD n. CORuTN