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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09

2sfh SEPT. ia-I.
I0HE School mn issiruers OsfrsnoU tue state. sre
II bsteby frquesed theif Nerus aud Tftsarei5
A. sauntst ~ te present year, TO he Forwarded IN h on e.
hv the Monday fcernhsf neai, Al sch tinie The 49,
feaDtfts hey should be furn,,lfed.
Il nnyp, als1 amt hrrsris sn' Arcounts Tue Tor
: ri ssirHs ycsfs, should he iactsdiqisfg psnt on.
~ ,fdef I'll tne Pss. smI nf TIE Literary
Fund t.UgugI, d. ~ Auditor.
> tc7 g. liaH
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James Rfrcr Ln,,d Tor So.

james fStrcT t|nii't IOr S4fs.
Or r III ,i sale the tract Of aui whereof
reside, the Pywiiatan. 81 above III. city
o re almond, containing 5S6 ~ scfss fourth sun.
lsna we'll well wHt-tsd beng brlf e RIVER.
aud with numerous spr,nss Oi yur. hO.escnv .ie
neny situated; vgtn undrrd yards Of the dw elm
" has be en- unftt areSlai II Improvement several
years snd susoeP- hish dseree, having ogi
nsy Of pune y and producing Il i- cvrs
I0hdccoi frn, wheat. Ol Cuitpn, Sr; ahuundne
iimis Of sHt KINDS. rHefe several msnufae turing Mls
sud Cotton Factory within nie.. Terms-on@ t5u,snd
dOas 81 c1-h, The balance IN equal sirets- nrgse
Will be taken Ter o. he whole The purcs
set ean lave the Piyese of seeding crop whea t
son viii for hun 'ol ORDER trenaf4.n o.,
now ~ astessinse also be accommodated o., hofse.
oxen, imPst Of hubaniiys stock kIs pn
land hus conveniently situated nvsd 10 rreus
a. ernined - sef res,,nsc Price be had.
FKaSCIS S. SaMrSoN
There arc 30 lerss Low grcund, pat Of Pleasant lland
yIns ol"'''e Wni'h suilpeea to ay nc bought at
ffir mae. y. &. :.
sCpf.
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NE n, FEMaLE .SE5TTV-gRY

CURTIS respectfully uf.fns the public, that he
Ne intends 70 open, Mond,y the 1T oct. very
peass nearly iron, oi the PresbJisan cul ~,
Shucks iI, Seminary fOr educ VI yDung Ii
dts. rae of isuon will he thuiourn aud
the and tsebts Of Che lnuctOr, and whatever adj
derived from obsttsaii detection
experience, s he devoted 20 the inptnvcncm MINDS
sud morals OF the pupfs COMMITTED e. hts cate
The nahtr 81 students hunted; but there vet two
tiee pic,s tha may hs supplied, ~ spp,anuu stovr
whtrs toe seiius aud other particulars may made kno7
scr ?. "a 4i-3is
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PubNc Sue IA EnlunIle Prnncrtu-

,''e ~ ''Hu"0te T|0pFFfy-
y pursuance oi the last will and
ianiop, Esq OF the Town Petei .bmc L, close the con
Germ " Drniap Organ, wall be soil .
her next, on credit OF four year, with interest
on tn. two last na-nt commence al the date OF the h
payment that ts,wo from the saeI Pre-
hlses, tha spaeiou, aud coEnohou building BOlngioke
street. well known as the EXCHANGE COFFEE HOUSE,
occupied ny mr Joha Nihi1, Including Stable,
ohh"'e heonEins to Il; beng under lease $1,000 per
ahn,n WINCH expires IN November sS2 and
me L"nh'n Ph1uN ohce, Norfolk, S46lS and Mutual
omSe h'shn'n Sis.'87, making the total Of $4,000
o"h@s, winch would be OF loss Nv
GRIFFIN ORGAIN,
DAVID II. BRYDON, tEx'rs.
II
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no COU.V'IRY .WERCHgNTs.

II. n r. NASH, have received extensive additional
- supplies Of Writing aud Letter Paper, tonmongers aud
f5sesp WrsTPns Pae asoa gene al slftms nj Of Srhu
anI MsrsligneOu Books pufch1s,d safes TIE
Mouth f0t will sold pfices,
canno @ T. please ihoss cal with rncni purchase
J. n. x 4 y. vail manufacture -hpf every
sciiyon Bsuk csks best materials and
shy, inisiIor none % toe STATE.
-gf
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n tts Ric'EoHa Naaef,eto,goppo'ffs r- rrov Ho'd.
VIE suHfsher respectfully psntcr.
thai he nae hsni. eresfer gstisv ~ fLOuGHS
than h's ever htfore heeu offered m market
frf, ~ CTuft ore, i~n std three ire .-shafpeaffs
ns hif'htre e'r late eenfs; Regereonhs 1n III
mr'cred ter'tafe s.f' ltscorn sni oferr c1r Ptuss
nHc'riiiy chen. W tf PALMER
. AfgatT
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NV .WcRERY-D DRAPER = r.45L0R

(Df The iate Jot Of E,adfey, 0i 'Creey 4 Coz
g TILL continues taeu Oid sai, ". ". 18th 4
- streets, where very exetf1ns shall ne
hini continuance Of the ihe Il patronage
by the late Il, and fvr which fIe
i1d openri very bsnu.ntEe Snd
fAlb tOyDS q"te sq'al To- shy fe,ewed enpsist-
gsnetsi,y Cfas. b'A fashionable dtg
CLOTHS & CASSIMEHES, Of vafous Qualities among
"bs1h many - the ysty fctT0tei also, hindSone
sotneni 81 YES ING asd asesy other arcie line, all
of he VIII make up tie yefy best
ble styis, aHd vet fcisorsrie tettps.
Hfrit d.. 1 n
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TOBACCO PL.1.Iy7c-0S,

rrililoN will b. presented next Session of the
'usni, LesSaiure, praying the Inspector. OF ell
MaehYuses shaii be I.SuIrs, T,b.Gc a,
10 ntrhA ~ t'"' dutreni pats of esh s.he-d order
10 ue't', To-. many iapostions prscrd prizg aud
trtAin Waehou.es. such frauds E couvrI al and
'fe Inspectors ies~ 10 break fuhaoco ia such places
TO do hy the purchasers, may e..e,
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Fgy Nr'e m f1e PeuffeuD0rU Sfo- ;

FOF SGie ~ me Penffcuff0Tg SfO.e,
4 LAitGE supply 81 Uie Manufacture. 81 die rsGtsnGsry
~ Institutions t city, suitable 10 be srTroseins
son. Aripns wnich are
Ws.ofs, esro eloathng sbse', wrgoo. plough
gea Of ,vefy descriptions hoe, wrought nsi
tssfDe.. coopei w4fe. &c g., aii 0f thc o. & siHt.
u C5nntiy aud ufhes invited call and
exsiu'ne ihsn. TliOS. NELSON, L. s. T..
Sc
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THOMAS PULLING,
DRY GOODS.

'TNHE Snhscriher has the importation of Dry
Il Goods has acevunt, and offers
Wholesale aud retail awv selected assortment STAPLE
1&IICLES well suited TIM, Market, consisting in part
FONT Ionin Dufi Whtaey aud Hose blankets white, blu.
and green plans, te-t "refnc cloths anu
nubie nllcd si cloths Rhodes bobaze Cirosssian AMI
Tartan paids: esinoushts G
brussels, hddern'nser and Dutch hearth
scarlet red yellow aud white annels baize
catP-"g cloth, Beavsteen biesched uiilis
stbi.r gh webbing; ctisy's hest shoe hre- OF
sizes; dit best patent hesds, all colours @ Shsppe spool
e"u"o and6 cJrd green good article i"r
nceIy siie white cotton 81 thread; lecics' black u.h
woo do black aud while game; chdfens' long halt
hOst; iaubs wool half lnpeiia do;
veng Of very good quality, white cviureI quilting do;
tA-f eecgup eo; iufDsturs wi'Bsn aud coiIv checks
and Cd oaa,iric musirs ans O. ckonts DO; While
cotton shiTtins cslcors Genemens London hats Noting
nam thread accs aud hObhns A IRISH linen, gss. bleach
snd good quality; brown lawns; white do for bukfs il, al
eambeti mems buck, Wood.vek ana bssv,r gloves adie.
ss hose:h.st black k Gbtues for vestng; black slk
uuent v.v,tior do; Iisning je; Ell pound
pin do IN pack; white furniture aud corded dmity she
covers. new srdl-; excellent aoit Of cutlery aud
hardware knve- a. turks qualities;
pen, aud baGed knve; large --i small
ies 81 various sorts mill ianjsaws; brace
hs best hinges; ct quality aud hrass
lenders horse shoe na pillow conhs chamber
brass candlcstick stock pa chest draw and port locks gilt
and pearl buttons cole Mills large ve anu psd- snyis
and vices sPsnnrd beat STEEL in small square
oaTs esst stee sheets cotton GIN pilates;
eark salt, g" extra aud hagging few hates
HIS goods selected bs hn.ef in England, aud wall
he sold upon moderate lis Old e s aud
respectfully invited call them s
street, lately otcui By J. T.. rayi'r 90.
Sept %. Al III
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Lv,igftc E{OsDffaf. U'ijI,o,,sbIIyy

LHtaftc HOspHdf, HWsomsGuTg
y OFICE hereby gwen nat al the cells institution
y occgps and that patients sill ks received
uoti some Of Zoe aid cells varau ae notice Of which vii
gtvsn by order 81 toe Court 81 Director.
- F-ff I,uENIEY,
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~ rn- ENQUIRER !. published twice week generally
during vi the State Leysla-
tur.Prer, tn. hsretvtof Five puors
r.yabe N0teB OF en-rt.fet specep,yns banks
y) will received ia payment The EDITORS viii
safety a the postage oi all
t.rs being pad, by ;3e writers.
paper i,,nus (hat =, the 4'.orstnn 81
ine Editors. until all srresrisrs been paid
Whoever will antee the payment oi papers
thsil have the te.th GRATIS.
TEAMS or -ADYERrIsIN0.
II One iqsare, Or 1eceEts--t
copsiuusnce, 50 cents.
No ir,ertcd, until IL h,, either been paid
assumed nv ,h. city or IL, envwou..
C.S 4. TvARWICK, Haze for SUE,
HOUGii IL Bsithwate', and Wilson's white roitcns
~ Rose, point and dufle blankets
tyhitc and blue plans led aud white flannel
Blue eluihs aud douhe u,ild drah cloths
German oznaburg.. London uu,hfeiias
Liverpool hlId sacks sslt, Siy wrought nails
Gin plate ia boxes aud israzi-i's copper
London Porter aud Brown Stout
Ensah white lead ground oil; quart and pint bottles
London Particular MaJeiIa Wine quality.
Sept. Is 4U1h'
DRY GOODS, SC.
FoIfN & wM UILLtAT cffer for
ship F'etonia
Gaze Handsome blue and black Loufon ehlh,
Bales tt~rman BinsHs
= Cases Lash do
..Jhl sack. tesi Lv,ypocl allied ss't
~ Crates esrthsn watv, assorted
% Bags good Green coffee
IS ii. pipes a. best old Tendon ao"sr IA.
deirs wine
~ Boxes elai.t
ea.e. ! Llaay;& Co. celebrated London Snuff,
~ Casks es"tsd, in pound papers
~
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RrOukfelI N NnLe.

'T'iii;snh:erher wal. hioniay day
n'"nth, .Oct 81 Tau, IL not the iay, ;.uhiic
sncun 90 e emi.e iat beautiful ani valuable pautrnn
winch he resides, call ed rookhrii
nio"i only mies, containing about $50 wing the
Brook Kan aud ADJOINING te Brook TURNPIKE Road TINS
land contains obon hundred grounds
and the nSh snd very .xcreui AID good eu
tivation-here IS on It very good dwelling house, and
other n1uses plantation
AMI ~ good repair "H eat with Fsscn privately
who wish To purchase before the
effected IA that will he The
val ne made known on the day Vt sale, wh,c will be Yey
commodaing The land viii h- shswn
tr view H. before the day 81 sale by the "a his
absence, ny his overserr Fms IsnJ aprJ advantage
nat hut lew tracts OF IT. value all rd OF
Richmond Ii is sufficiently Tot gentleman
ree at who may be engaged the
business, that reqnI. daIis hay
lived on II TOT 10 the whole which have
been enesseiin some active business, Richmond that
my personal attention early the late
h- esenns-u only nat three quarters hou ,.
Tife, and OF The hest Tarnpikes aud
believe eau afcy there h,athy place IN
Vg'aia fhtfr spring of excellent Che
/ and well Of good al yard. ZEN. SHEPPiRD
S,pt ~. yo-ta.
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The above is u4;ed the South side Of the ,ppa
hanHO-k, about eight mites ahpss ufha well adapted
Z" tue outu fr'In, sAei aud cotton, aud part
,inherrd with OAK, Dcust pine The situation remarkably
ence aud beauty Tue Improvements very goo
durable kuI.
with iahour. produced nn hund
oorh ant from thousand TO bs bushels
gam. that AIS. Muse wi
IsSe 50 pj lot her iIshts annuity uutyAIsn
iteieo Persons S'shHg the estaie
l,audiies ID BY M. asass Aer undei
whose msnsg The estate IS = vi DRA% ron.
Set.
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.M"shaPs sac NJ me BneA,agham GsaIe

Oh III ~ UT 7afn'Hoss
10 uSCANT To superior court OF chan, 81,
"a or tue Fie'crI kshu'g Dluic,, the
day OF May last the Biakey Tsyior shall pru
deed to e by public auyn the
m'ts on Fiidaythe ISL day Of November nrr iah
MT IN the ne NJ tar dsy IS nay eIt. that knSwn
and h-u'iiu e'te the OF MIJiles
hammock river, Called bucsInsisH the dcnce Of
col! Muse, dec slii (" contain xtee hundred ihft
Aisn ine i'atpi Land adjoining aied Jaes
to contain unded and tluy the vs,-
able aud highly c.tinH.d rsct land will h SOLD
divided ,nt pnI csses according the authority
ia ny ie deei ee ai -si, SUI
iie,s 81 TIE defendant hTs Betty T. Mu.e
luther dcscnpioH II te ahnye property made
TO ihe sub u,d notice ny Cater VI. IS sx;cn, Esq.
the terms follows The puohssef OF purchasers OF
the whole 10 pay really thou and dollars aud
execute honds wHi good secuy for the balasee payable
equal annual sls, at tie wear.
ou the day Of ale The is'i payment 10 hear interest
m the period Ut - months sei the a. ia.
title to the lands rept .e sae snail he
Confirmed aud the purchase in-ss, pad.
WILL MeCAADLiSI, NJ. :. c. c " d.
Sect q. 1877.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13

the bankers. Much Of his. Royal Highnessss fur
niture is of rich and costly character. In mere
articles OF retu, more than 100000 have been
expended. All these things will be sold BY auction,
during the present season.
| The Duke Of York's Library is to be sold by
Sotheby, and to our utter astonishment contains
above forty thousand volumes, including, besides
number of valuable illustrated books Of ancient
days, nearly every publication entered at Station
er's Hall, and every novel and pamphlet printed
IN the United Kingdom during the last forty years.
In the library is valuable and extensive collec-
ton of maps and charts.
Mr.. Weilesley and his Children.--In the Court
of Chancery, in London, on the 10th of January,
the arguments in the case were renewed The
Attorney General said, that one ground against
MIR. W. having the care Of his children was, that
he had deliberately sworn in his afidavits to what
was not true. Mr.. w. when his feelings were
wounded during the discussion. frequently inter-
rupted the proceedings, and at one time frantcly
exclaimed to the Lord Chanceor-ss For Gods
sake, (said hey humbly ask your judgment one
way or other" The Lord Chancellor pontedy
reproved this expression, stating that, when he
heard counsel, he should give his Judgment when
and in what way he pleased. 1t was then stated
by counsel, that, at the time when MIR. Wellesley
swore he had not any criminal conversation with
Mrs. Bgh, he was living with her under feian-
ed name, in London; that she, in the disguise of
his servant, often met him abroad, and that he gen.
orally attended her home at two or three in the
morning 1t was further stated that the afidavits,
on which was found II the present application,
showed such degree Of proiligacy, debauchery,
and fasshood, in Mr.. w. as rendered him in
competent to have the education Of his children.
The hearing was adjourned on Wednesday, when
other counsel spoke against Mr.. Wellesley's
claims. Mr.. Hunt then, in long speech, depre-
Gated the system Of calumniating Mr.. Wellesley
in the newspapers, and said that, in Mr. WIS.
connexion with Mrs. Bligh, that gentleman had
made many struggles to terminate the connexion,
but they had been frustrated by the perseverance
with which Mrs. B. followed him from place to
place. The case was adjourned to the following
day.
When Mr.. Wellesley left the Court, he was
assaed by hisscs, and cries Of Shame," from
the persons assembled, who forced him to take re
fuge in some chambers in the great square. Some
of them cried out, "You have murdered youi
wife Pc You ought to be hanged !"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13

i. Union is composed. The protection il offsr'
il however, far less ample than that already afford
ed 10 sugar, produced bLs in states, or to cotton
nroduced in but states, or TO whiskey, which IS 9
70 o,r of not more than or 10 states.
The bill passed the House Of Representatives by
to6 ayes TO 95 noes. or The LOG ayes, 80 or 81
v,re friendly 10 the national administration. o.
n. 95 noes, SIS were Jackson, or Opposition men.
From the state Of New York, there were noes,
{ of whom are oppositionists From Pennsyya
D;a there we're noes, all Jackson men. From
delaware, / no. rM'LANE Jackson man. From
MARYLAND, 4 noes, all of them Jackson men. From
Ohio. / no, Jackson man. From Kentucky, z
noes. Of them Jackson men. From Indiana
noes, both Jackson men
The states Of North Carolina, Georgia, Louisi-
ana Mississippi Tennessee, and Alabama, we're
unapimou. in opposition to the bill Those Of Mas.
sachusetts Zone exeepted) Vermont New Hamp-
shire. Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey and
Missouri, were unanimous in support OF the bill.
The Jackson men from the middle states, who
Mad Two wears since voted for heavy duties cotton
and sugar, the products Of the SOUTH now refused
10 vote for lighter duties on wool, the produce oi
,be farms Of their own cnstituens. The Tennes,
sean. who, with Gen. Jackson at their head, voted
for the tariff on cotions sugar and whiskey two
years ago, now voted against the tariff on wool
Such is the influence Of patty spirit, among the
Jackson men.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
80 =.

From VIRGINIA. we learn that the resolutions Of MIR.
GILEs protesting against the exercise of all the benecent
powers of the General Government, and leaving to it. in
fact power but that of taxing the People for the sup
port of armies and naves, Of foreign diplomatic intercourse
and Of domestic civil list have passed the House of Dele
gates by Of something like three to We ex
pected in this age of qsckey and delnson nothing less
It is we'll that the resolutions of the Delegates do nt bind
the People at homc and that there is redeemng spirit
abroad which will drive off these absurd doctrines, like
caf before the wind In two years from this time, they
will be heard of but the fantastic emanaions OF
feverish excitement. We lost in asonshmen' at the
inconss ency Of politicians when recoect that, Of one
of the doctrines protested against the author of the
himself the father and protector. He seems to
have wanted the natural affection of the parent for his off
spring OF The absury of another of these protests the
second Of this Government, of which Mr. MADISON was
the distinguished founder and supporter affords the clea
refu,aion-no to speak Of the early history cf the
Government and of its uniform practice from its establish
ment to this day Nat. Intel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
ADMINISTRATION IN INDIANA.

The Senate of Indiana have adopted resolutions
approving Of the conduct of the administration, IN
relation to internal Improvements and the Panama
Mission.
Also, general resolution in the following words
Resolrsd, that our confidence in the President
OF the United States, and the members OF his cabi'
net, is based upon their public conduct, and Is
cheerfully accorded them by this general assembly
These resolutions passed the Senate is to @
Indinna.-The Legislature Of this State diourn
ed on Saturday. 9th ult. after session OF eight
weeks. The Indianapolis Gazette of the ed inst
says. "thc joint resolution from the Senate approx
ing the measures Of the Administration Of the Gen.
eral Government, was laid on the table the House
on the 24th ult by vote of3O to "a, Il may be
said from this vote, that majority Of the House
were opposed to the Administration; but such i
not the case. Several gentlemen who voted fol
laying the resolution on the table. expressed them
selves as being favorable TO the Administration, ant
would give their support to MIR. Adams tor ths
next President, but were Of opinion their constiu
cnts had sent them to the Legislature to express
such opinions. The resolution passed the Senate
almost unanimously"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13

MARRlED-on Tuesday last, by the Rev Mr. Wsors
Mr.. JOHN M. WOODS. to Miss ELIZABETH Y. FRA
FER, both Of St Georges Hundred, Del. -
On Ffth-day, the Bib inst at Friends Meeting, Whining
ton, Del, SAMUEL BUZBY, Merchant, 10 MARIAN TAs
UM daughter of the late DAVID IAru, both Of said Boe
rough. -
On Thursday the 9th inst, BY the Rev. John Peck
worth, Mr. JAMES SHAFFEh 10 Miss SARAH REECE,
both of Newcastle Comfy.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
THt, DRAWING

nF the DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY 6A Cass, vii!
" take place at the Lafayette Hotel at o'clock, To-
orray afternoon Tickets and Shares, in great variety
of numbers can be had f. Bdri.s No. 67, Marker
where it will be rccoleced No. 2, 90 e6, the Capital
Prize Of $4,000 in former Delaware Lottery. WAS sold
Tickets and Shares in great variety Of nunb-,s be
baa in the odd and LOTTERY to be drawn in Baltimore
at S O'clock same day-Capital Prize $4,000
Ticket S3--Ha 81 5o-Quarer rs cts Eighth 33 cts.
No %, 90, g. was sold by E. I 1,ay E. l'arkers
and by him sold to Gentleman in Maryland.
oprh1
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

N AN AWAY from the subscriber, living Bob. mia
Id Manor, Cecil county, Maryland the 9th ult. u
Black MAN, named ISAAC, % years old supposed to be
nearly feet high healthy, active and good hand
farm He took with him fur hat half worn, coats
one blue and the other dark brpwn-dsrk gray cloth
pantaoons three wsscoats of which gray
cloth.
1ssac went away on pretence Of looking for place near
Elkton The above reward will be paid for his apprehen
sion in any jail that get him sgain and all reasonable
expenses win be paid If he is brought home
JAMES CRAIG.
Town.Pons, bohemia Manor. March 9. ls27. ss~-As
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
CURRYLNG.

vayHE subscriber notifies his friends and the public tat
j. he has removed from the old stand, No. Is, Shpley
street formerly occupied by William Chandler No 25
Market and a5 shipley.st where he intends keeping IN
hand constant supply Of FINISHED LEATHER Of ev-
cry description, which he will dispose OF on the most
sonablc terms Persons favoring him with their CUSTOM
NAV depend on having their Leather Of the best quality
Also. Morocco and Lining skins for sale.
JOHN GUYER
Wilmington, March 13. 1927. S6-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
- :: s@-
From late English papers.

The Duke of Wellington has declared, at the
Horse Guards, that he will not remove cap (tne
Noble Dukes own phrase) placed there BY the
late Duke of York.
His Royal Highness. the Duke Of York has left
behind him nearly three tons Deight of plate, OF
The most valuable description. The largest por-
ion of it is deposited 10 chests at Mess. Coutt's
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
PRIVATE SALE.

NOR Private Sale, that valuable Farm occupied by
II the subscriber, pleasantly situated the Kennctt
Turnpike miles from Wilmington, in high sta'e of culs
tvaton containing 81 acres less, good popot-
ton of which is woodland The imp ovements
- venent, substantial stone dwelling house, with
bHE pump never failing spring nf excellent water
near door; also another the barn yard capt frame
barn, and other necessary buildings Ali the land
been lately lined and is enclosed by good e' Apply
10 RICHARD BELL.
March 1S 1922. 36---4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
STRAWBERRIES.

John Williams, Esq Of Ptmsson, Worcester, cnl
tyates strawberries small ridges Of earth running north
and south, about inches above the level Of tie gounds
planting the strawberries the top, aud laying plain tes
each side Of the ridge. He finds the produce earlier,
abundant, and better favored than plants grown
the fiat ground. The fat tiles retain the moisture, pro-
the rpsnng Of the fruit, and keep ii free from dirt
after heavy showers Of raino Gard Mug
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
DRAWING.

TIME drawing of the Deaare State Lottery, ssrh Glass;
IL for the benefit of Newark College, Mddletown Acade
my and Emmanuel Church, will take place, in this thorough,
TOMORROW afternoon, at O'clock, at the Ia Far.
HorEI kept by @. J. Wolfe. All persons who may
be desrous of witnessing the respectfully invited
attend, j. B. YATES,
A. MCINTYRE, Managers.
March Ii 1927.