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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-27

III VatmlfSt0H, UeEGUUfc, c0hNQc'c0 " ~ IIII-
AM SnERER, with the assistance lf accoHt-
plShed female TEACHERS.
THE course of instruction pursued at this Sem
mary comprises all the useful, and most Of me urna
mental, branches of female education. The daily
exercises are photography, Reading Writing, 4rtlt-
metic, English Grammar, Rhetoric, Geography, and
History, ancient and modern, with constant refer
to the best maps and charts; CONSTRUCTION of
MAPS; Use Of the Globes; Natural History; Natural
Philosophy, including Astronomy and Chemistry;
Elements Of Moral Science.
WEEKLY EXERCISES Biblical REGULATIONS; xvi
dences Of Christianity; Letter Writings aud other
species of Composition Recaptuatons
TERMS.--Boatd and Tuition in amy ofthe fore
going branches, $50 50 per quarter; or il paid III
advance, $50. Music Including the use OF Piano,
812. French, by Of the best masters, SO per
quarter Moderate extra charges for Drawing and
other ornamental branches
The discipline of the School is mild, parental and
Christian. Particular attention is paid not only to
the manners Of the Young ladies' but to their moral
and religious instruction.. they are regularly con
Quoted tosuch places OF worshipand Sunday Schools.
As their parents or guardians approve. Ike else
and recreation being essential to the prese, tatin Of
health and mental energy, occupy The intervals Of
elme not devoted to study. The institution, in all
IT'S departments, is conducted iii Il manner which.
It is hoped, will meet the entire appreciation Of its
patrons.
Rgercaces.-- Wilmington---Rey u. W. Gilbert :
Hon. Willard Hail; Hon Louis M'Lane: phadel-
phia-Rev DR.. Wilson; Rev. DR.. Janewuy; Mi.
William Janvier, Merchant; james q. Thurra0n
ESQ. Professor of Languages, University OF Penn.
ayvanis
March III
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egI' GanSyesy 81 Rice,

Aouth lteSt q, end near to, Brundyssine .ilus,
In and adjoining the store formerly conducted by
Mr. John Rice, as a grocery--where It may not be
OF disadvantage 10 Call and examine TOR themselves
The following compose part Of their assortment
DRY 6iOODS
Supcrue broad ,.uths and cassimers, assorted
colola; nen ala cotton drillmys. yellow and blue
imported and nonGstic rankin, alcnlia, Marseli!es
tuilnet and tiorcInc rcslinss, black, plain ard
twlled bombd2et,s; Cireu.sian ginghams, caiicocs,
cambria, bieached and brown shrting and sheeting
MUSINGS IRISH linens long law rs and cambria lineas,
Leyentlncs. klorcnCca, eros de Naples, lutes ring,
iiag and alltiinna ldhis Cotton and linen do. white
AID colored calton Grape and Grape shu'gls, green.
white and black italian do. worstcd and cotton hose
and suspenters, ork-tan and beaver gloves, liaw-
skins make OF kid gloves of superior quality, white
and coored domestic piads and stripes; tabby,
bang-np and Pittsburg Cords tusnas and drillings,
lannels, furniture and apron check; Swiss, null,
book and ,lackonet nuslns; 81, "a and I'll ointy,
crash, diaper and table linens, bedticklng Russia
and imitation sheeting, bleachad and unbleached ;
coarse liners, 0snaburg and Bur.aps, Porter and
Lancashire sheetings; " nington, Jackson, Adams
and Jefferson stripes: jeans, Garcia stripe, ging
hams, black and brown holland, s.cking- bottoms
sowin. silks and sowing cottoas, senshaw, sa.seaat
black and light cogofed lasting. &c.
GROCERIES,.
sugar, tea, coice Hlolasses. Hour, fnackerei, II
bbls. and half bbls. ginger ai,ce, pepper ground
and in the grain nuttnegs, cloves, &C. Together
with general variety Of liquors and sea stores.
PAINTS and OILS
White lead, black lead, red lead. blue, red, yell
low ochre, Prussia aiue chronic yellow, verdgris
ground and dry, Patent green, fig blue, logwood,
&c. winter, summer, common, castor, linseed, and
sweet oils
Earthen, China, glass and Qaeensodre.
Having purchased the above goods chiefly at auc-
ton, are certain we can sell them at the most
reduced prices to those who may favor us with
their custom.
SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
! JOHN RICE.
June22, 1897.
| N. b.. We have in addition to the abo, Just re-
ceived general assortment of Fashionable Wool
and Fur NATS, on commission, from the well
known factsry of Isaac SHoTwELL, No, AZ, south
Front StreetAP hiladelphia- will be. sold low.
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JHSesU GgGcevy.

HUGH lN'DETI7'1' tsgs leaue to iaforna his
Friends md ire Public. that he has opeaesi a eopd
assortment of GROGERiES, LIQLJRS, FRiyy
SC. &c. at No l0l, .Mipley-st A deors nbore liz
upper Mrket-house; aohere goods Of Me lrt quaiify
may cl'oays be haa, and on lie most Satis{sfory
Germs. :"
May A. 1897. 4.--at
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June 20, 1897.

e.. ouhCk~@, lo%f.
N. B.\We have in addition to the aboy Just re-
ceived general assortment of Fashionable. Wool
and Fur MATS, ON commission, from the well
known tactAry of Isaac SHoTwELL, No, AZ, south
Front Street Philadelphia will be sold low.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-27
Silk dying x Securing.

JAMES SMITH ccrrss m the a,o,e h,,y;,,os.
IN its curious branches, at No 100. Shiplsfrcet, =
eeao doors above the upper Murkei o,d h5"e, ~ r,.
Nth their custom. : "'''
Wilmington, May 8, 1927. "a,
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NEW STORE
Just Opened.

The subscribers beg leave TO inform their friends
and the public generally that they haze commenced
the Dry Goods and Grocery Business, under the
a. j.
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.4sth,nuS sore Ihroats, and approaching Con-
sumpttons and sn0st disorders OF The breast lags
a SINGLE TRIAL WILL PROVE, that It
the determination o. lie u!ds 10 The srace otM'
body aud ornss On the common iealtliinl pespra'N0
that daloles and etacates the tough tiacid fltbI
mucous, stFegthens Tie weakened Vessels u l!h dBh
she4incs the acrimonious sunor wic lrsies them, a4
finally discharges liAs sr.s II the root Of tue uh
order, tic symptoms Ut tosi-e eec ualy and Pea'
neu,ly c1nllelc Tie d cos'inon medicines wlra
weaken the tliutior, and give strength 10 III. dsde'
for Nc sake u odclats t.. LIE ieset some Of It's pam
tut effects.
10 parents who have children afflicted with the
VhGGPLsG G0GGH.
This discovery is Of Tie first nagni,uc a: il aimds in
mediate iect, checks tit progress, and short ie c
tnely Inc most cue disorders which ciil'e
sle ahe.-Hhe ehxr s 50 peiecay agreeable, 4al VIC
dose suas tia difficulty ARISES in taking il.
Haa.Ion's gcauine Essence and extract Of lhstars
safe and e.lec,tl remedy Tor acute and chrome RI
masi, sou., rieuIA'c goui, pa.scy, luhbago hunbss
white sweirSs, chilbals si,rais, bruises, pain IL ue
acc and neck, sc. &C.
Lsc's Lapfalibie .fgue and Ituer Drops.
For t,e cure q aue,, reniien, and intermittent teYcfs
LEES PERSIAN LOTION,
is an Invaluable cosnet,c, perfectly innocent and sac
OF unparalleled efficacy Mpre, en,ng & removing blensS
~ NE lace and skim OF ever, kind, particularly trecsn
pines, aclri, letters, ring, worms burns, &C. rells
ing we sk'n delicaiey soft and clear and improving N
complexion.
TOOTH ACHE DROPS.
The only remedy YET disco,er winch gives immediate
and lasing Ieef m the most severe instances.
IAE RESTORATIVE POWDER FOR The TEETH
AND GUMS.
This excellent preparation comforts and strengthens The
gums preserves the enamel from decay, and cleanses and
wnltes the teeth, absorbing all that acrimonious slime Ind
tdllless W!cn suffered to accumulate, never fails to
lure, and finally rain them.
TIE !D.l.llASK LIP S.aLVE,
Is recommended, particularly TO the laiss) as an e
giant and pleasant preparation chapped aud sore lips
and every bemisl and Inconvenience accustomed BY cod
levers, &c speedily restoring beautiful rosy COLOUR and
delicate softness To the lips
lichn's Genuine Eye Water.
sovereign remedy for ali diseases Of the eyes.
CORN PLASTE.
An infallibe remedy for cos speedily removing them
root and branch, without giving pain.
ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the Nch.
Warranted an itallible remedy at one application,
containing particle mercury any dang erous ngred.
ent whatever.
The subscribers have just received the above ar
ticles, fresh from LEES Family Medicine Store in
Maiden. Lane NewY DIRK, and for sale by particular
appointment in Wilmington,
h. Porter & Son.
July IS, 1897. 24-E
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Philadelphia, 18th March, 1927.
Mn. ]. ALBRIGHT,

SlR-iy youngest child .irl of about two years Of
age, had from her birth, been sck In the latter emit Of
JANUARY last she taken with an inflammation in the
head and MOUTH together With Of the gums aud
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Valuable Medicines.
ILaJYg,s TLBlLIOUs Pills

The operation of these pils iieciy mi! 50 Na
they a.ay he used with safety by persons n every sa
aud III every age. =
IAey are exec. Ien,ly adapted TO carry of superfva
bile, and prevent its mort d secreons--'o Iesi0c md
amt nd the .ppeteto procure tree pcrsplraton, nd
thereby proven, colds, which o'en have iAas conscenc
dose fails 10 remove cold, II taEen Oh lis t
pearalce.
They are celebrated for removing habual cosyetess
sickness Ut the Oh, and severe head achc aud ought
10 be taken BY all persons IN change OF climate.
dose of these pills, taken once every two weeks during
the prevalence Of our bilious ie,ers will prove a.
Die preyentsc and in the earlier stages OF those diseases
their use viii very generally succeed III restoring Health
and frequently esteemed desperate, and beyolhs
power ot common remedies.
They Ae found remarkably ciiicacious IN preyennssit
curing tsulls attendant l'g voyages, and slouD
procured, aid cieiniy pleseft Cd t'r "ae by every se
Hamilton's Worm Destroying Lozenges
Which have p,hl sMteeil yeats PAST cured an .nnea
number Of persons both seXss, Vi every age, aid ee
SITUATION, o dangerous complaints ARISING from
WORMS, and from distinctions OF iousss III The sl1ac
bowels
dose Of this medicine given occasionally during th.
VAIN season, viii eiiectaay prevent tue ''fomAns and
purglng ot Children atreilto disorder, which arlAay
destroys thousands OF The ian part OF our czens i q
.ewise the liGest and mast Certain remedy kuai and
has restored To lGlIth and strength great humber HLt
in IN advanced Stage OF TINS fatal complaint pariIcar
and PLAN instrucurs gwen tor every sft OF The hscy
aary treatment in such cases.
Children generally ,-!e tins medicine wlih easeEnes
having pleasing aPpca alcc and an agreeable taste
HAAlll.TON'S GRAND RESTORATIVE
Is recommended ln,au4oe medicine, Tor the speed
relief and permanent cure u
Nervous Disorders, Violent cramps 10 1e
Con,umptlons, stomach aud DAc4
i.oWLeas ot SPIRITS lnii5tStion,
I.uss OF Appetite, Melancholy,
iinpurIly Oh the blood, Gout III tue Stomach
liysierical Affections, Pans the l.mDs
I,Wad Weakness, and Debility, heaxations &c. &c'
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YOUNG lfaAlD!I!aao
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

at Wilmington, Delauure, conducted BY WILL
AM SuERER, with the assistance 81 accom-
ptshed female TEACHERS.
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EflANgILTCES's5 NLT..sIE.,

a sovereign remedy for Colds, obst1sate Cough
.4stIAnus, sore lhroats, and approaching Co
symptoms, and aost disorders Of tAetreast q l4l
4 SINGLE TRIAL. WILL. PROVE that
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02
co7cr.as-Th TINS 5oty closes its presen, session

Congress fms BODY closes It's present session
viii the expiration ofthe present week aud
We venture TO affirm, that since the foundation OF
this government, there never has been one which
redounded L 50 little to the credit Of It's nembers
or 10 the advantage of the country This is a
sweeping clause. hut We conscientinusIy believe
At toh be true. The BIZ 10 increase the duty on
boa'eas, which has excited much interest. aud
which had passed the House of Representatives.
VIII not be acted ON in the Senate this session .-
We hope II may " sleep the sleep OF DEATH
The Colonial Trade BR vas undergoing a dis.
cusSion in the Senate, atthe last dates. but II, fate
is considered uncertain.
In the n. Of Representatives. the Appropriation
Bills are under way. TIE item to appropriate
$4,000 to the prosecution Of surveys. &c. with
a view TO Internal lnproy cment. gave rise 10 IA
long aud animated debate, in which il WIS abl,
opposed by Nh. krycs, Who Was replied 10 b,
several members-amoo them, his colleague,
Messrs. Powell, Mercer. Johnson and Smith
The item was retained, by a large majority.
Mr.. saundcrss printing resolution is yet on
the carpet and we expect viii hardly lead 10
any result. The best evidence Of The contempt
bile point of view in which Ills regarded b.,
even the members themselves, is, the fact, that.
with one or two exceptions, none of the mas.
ter spitits' Of the House have said a word ON the
subject, while your uoui1-bf great men, who are
as dumb as mice on all subjects which require
profound investigation, arc seiang hold ofthis
occasion to disgust the IIeuse with three and
fonr day speeches, previously "set down IN II
note book, and conn'd by rote.' Such are the
fruits of faction.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

Virginia Legj}dttre There is no dria for
calculating the probable period Of adjournment
OF this body. his generally, Thought, however,
that lis session will not extend beyond the ensu-
ing week. Nh. Giles made three day speech
IN favor ofhis Report y resolutions n Mr., lay
lor one aImostas long against them. Other mem
bers too ii is said, are preparing 10 make display
their orthodoxy Or hcterodoxy or the same OF
theme. We are told that the members generally
attach much weight to their Resoirfs, aud think
ton, d indeed all over the Union! Happy com
piaccncy! Would II were founded in conviction
rather than in vanity
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VIRGINIA METHODIST CONFERENCE.

VIRGINIA METHODIST CONFERENCE.
We have been favored with the following list
IF the stations assigned TO the members OF lhi.
Conference the ensuing year,
At the Virginia Annual Conference, begun and
held in Petersburg, February 10Th. The Rev
McKendree, Roberts and Soulc, seye-
rally presided, when the following appointments
To- the ensuing year were made; viz
james Rirer Distyict-L- %SK1pmoRF, p. r.
Riehm0Hd-G. " Charlton, Shocko HUI.
VIM. Hammct, Old Town.
williamsburg Vim. Column.
G~loucesc-Kufu Ecdbctter.
Hnlorer-R. Wilkinson, Vim. s. Peyton.
~Clipeppcr-S. b. Sykes, II. Spcck.
Coiumbia-Jesse Lee, J. IL Watson.
CharloHesriHe-NIoses Brock, Il. ID. NERVE.
thcr.
Amherst Wm II. Starr.
M,herrta Ditrict-H. & LEIGH, ?. +.
Lga"hbprg-C. Leach.
PeiersbUg-Wm, \. Smith.
Bedf6ra-Joshna Leigh, Jno Miller,
BHrkinFhnm-Js, Reid, +. r. Brame.
GreensrHe-Nm Leigh, X. Il. Minor,
Meckienbmg-phil. Anderson, is. Smith.
Brnaapick-Jamcs Nc Adin.
Ameha-G. W. Motley.
IHEStTJitiu-7 ~ lpilphhlsi ~ Hl''i ihaut
NerGe Disiriel-THos. Howard, L. L..
Nerbern-rhos. Crowder.
Rnieigh City-Bcnuct I. Blake.
Rnlcigh Circui-G. W Harper.
Trenf-Wm. Jones. John Carson.
Top SAIL H~lrt--9amuel Iiarrol.
Beaufort & S~Irad-lrvinc Atkinson
Biack Rirer-Nm. b Moss.
Tar Rgrr-J. ". Bell.
Ham Bircr-Bcntou Field. - Barnum.
IodiiR Dssirict-P. DoMB, 7. l.,
GrnHeiHc-J. w Dunnahay.
T~rpkiin-Hcnry Alley.
Yadtn-tieo. stevens.
~Hs4oA-Chfis. Thomas.
Saisdurg-I. {. Ballcu, VIM. y. Abingdon.
GtaL95d-R WileY,S Mann.
BanRiier-EI.J Evans.
Caspti-Nm m. Holmes
NorjoH Disirict-H HoLMLs, 2 +.
NorjoH-Joseph Carson.
Portsm0uh-Daniel lIal.
Prinefs 1aHe-G panablker, B.. Edge.
~SHsscr-Goscph Carrie, WIN. Baulilt.
Muiecsborough-Wm / N%aller.
Gates-Jas. Dey, Isaac SOule.
SuDoH & Surry-J. Morrison, B Dcvany.
Cnmdru- Thompson Garrard.
Edtui0a Il Elizabeth City-Abm. Hharrel.
Hoanoke Distriet-G. 4. BAfsF, 7. l.
R0anoic-C. Hook, VIM. NJ. sehoolheld.
HashthrtoH-Iohn Kerr.
.1lbcuiarie SouH}-Dasid Roberts.
Mattmaa skfei-rhomas Miller.
Banks i Ei0nds-Robert /. Bailey.
MDSe-Simcon Norman, Jno. II. Haistead.
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~ prI,es, amounting 10 a6l.0o

s1p7 prizes, amounting 10 @01,Opp
Nod ~ Drat,HE .-1hc numbers viii be pin
IN one wheel ns usual, aud IN mother viii be- put
the prizes above The denomination ~ tIiftr nnt
lars, aud IA, drawing la progress IA The usifll
mannc, The 5000 plt,es of Three Dollar,
will be- awarded 20 a high u low nulbel. 10 -
determined by that which inny draw lie ptiye &C
Slo.ppo.
Low numbers ! 10 \ beO, inclusive.
High numbers a,60l 10 ! 900 inclusive
\ Ieldr, oit"o tickets, High aud Lott must
ofnecessiy draw one PIKE and may draw Two
Capital Ptizrs also
Whole Tickets ~ Liberal allowance,
Halves z }mado 10 large de alorK
Quntts
= Orders by Mail. post paid, OF private corr
vcynuc, enclosing thu cash OF prize tich.ts ms
ny Of the late drawn lotteries. viii moei the same
attention us on personal applications
The aboye Lottery VIII be drawn under the si,
perintendaaee Of the following gentlemen -
Charles Mlndne, John H,lliains. / e Yance-.
Ed.ntd icsud Joseph Coopel AMI Lobatt 10.
beitson
AUG LEftWICJt
jan. u. NanaPff.
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NoflcF-Yy brother Thornas c. lar
~ caster aud iiessfs. john, William, and
Csssoii Poe, ate iulIt authorised Ia Transact ny
business DUNG ~ abseiIee tfom Lynfhbnfg
Al prtsona indebted TO me ae requested -
make pafni, I 10 either Of item. Aud AL
pei sni,s s. ha haze claim aguinst NE are reques-
led l. btiug tbeIn lofa ara Tor settlement.
5AML. LANCASTER
March ot3O
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hireh2

ANfE6itUEo IUR SAlTa-On the 24th inst.
III aill sell at auction, 10 the highest bidder,
briere tie door 81 the > rankin Hotel IA Lynch.
bu = 1--WE seiy likely Negroes, eenrisang OF
women and boys Ny brother Frederick
Specie, s. III robauet the sale on NY behalf-
TIttNl>, Cash, clio. 5pEIGE.
Alhtt44 a.= c3I.D
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March ,

TIFF. G Smith, minister of 81. Paul's church.
Iynchburg, expects to perform Divine Service.
on the morning OF sunday next, iu the church
near DR.. Thomas GoOde'S, in Botetourt; on
Monday in Fincustle; aud on Tuesday in Salem
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~ We are authorised, by It friend of Major
BENJAMIN HUNTER, to say, that, he piH be
a candidate to represent the people Of Campbell
in the next Legislature.
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f%YNCHBuBG. MARCH ., lsa7.

AZ The 2nd. No. OF MI. /. D. Johnson, ad.
dress to the people Of Campbell, is received. and
SAall. appear next week.
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n The Managers OF the Lynehburg Tract
Society are requested 10 meet at Alr. Iiollins
office tomorrow evening at ! O'Clock.
+ q. SMITH, Scc'ry.
March ,
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C0HMCHtcAT HON.
DIED, at his fathers residence, in Bedford
county on the 18th INST. Mr.. PETER II. Nm
NO, in ms 10Th year. lie was attended on by
an eminent physician. DR.. Saml. I. Cabcll, who
we believe used every ~excrtion which could be
made from tina power Of medicioe-but it all
proved mayailing-for death, like a staunch
murderer, finally terminated in his dissolution
Yet, we have no doubt but what, that God who
guarded tine lsraelites through the Red Sea, sup.
ported him through the valley and shadow Of
death. and fever we reach those heavenly man
sions, We eNpect 10 renew our associations with
him on those banks of final deliyerance. Mr.
Nimno bore his sickness with patience aud re-
sianatiou. lie was dutiful 70 his parents. bcne-
ynlent 10 his brothers and sisters and KIND and
ahactionate To his associates, but they vino were
most intimately acquainted with linn. particular
" his parents and neighDors, know best how to
appreciate ms real worth. But he IS gone,
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EnRUsr sAIE.-2ureant,o a deed OF trust

l SAIL urs'lahttaR deed OF unst
- bearing date. tbe 20ih hoy lsa2 and duly
recorded IN tbe Clerks Office Of .hreanrtt count
Of AinHersi executed BY Daniel = Christian, to
The subscriber, for purposes therein expressed. I
shall proceed u sell. fpr ready taone,. At Chifs-
thus old slep, On tie premises, a eeriain tract
otiand. Whercun Judith Christian nos i've. ean.
tanning so acres, more or less. which she las
possession Of her life tune. IN Amherst county
is 10 be sold on the 2nd day Of June NEXT. e. the
highest builder. by the acrc; anu the following
property. to vi: y Negro woman nenfd - PIMA,
Charlotte, Dry and Francis her ehiid onr cfrs
mare, one woke of oxen and a cart. 5 hsad oj
COWS. al the hogs aud sheep, ! beds. all Ia
honschald and Kitchen furniture aud piani8. ian
tools otall 5rsci ipuons. or as much 81 sai land
aud property rs vii sptisfy said c'nfm nnd costs
attending ! acting rs trustee viii convey sael
title Is ~ vested IN mt rs uuster.
PETER 1, CHRISTIAN. Trustee.
Mareh = cl2taO
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MARRIED. in Nelson, on Tuesday evening,
Feb. l3tl, Mr.. GEORGE TURNER, of Amherst,
10 the amiahle Miss LUCY THOMAS, Of Ncl.
son county.
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n ARIST SALE T., virtue Of "a deed Of trust
- rtcuirdla the suhset ibers.ts John iiutis,
u tearing aate the 10 ia, Of July. la23, mud
duly recorded in the ClefLs otlee Of the county
rous ~ Buckingham, WE shall on the Goth day
Of Ilf1h ueNt, lor the purpose, m sal deed eS-
pressed. proceed 10 sell on the premises, at
public auction, lor cash. the iroetof land in said
deed mentioned. containing twenty Hr,re. ltnr
ia Buckingham. on the mniu RlaA Island fte, Il,
u,d bounded by thcsinads OF John Bmla, Iohn
Harris. 81. and james Phelps, Thor is on the
land a arist aud saw Jhl also. At the sumo time
and plte", and for the same purpose. We will
sell -four horses, twelve cows. two yokc Of oxen.
twenty head ofshoep, twenty head OF hogs, sx
feather beds aud furniture, Two OK carts, and all
the household and Kitchen furniture and plant,-
ton utensils Of the SAID John Harris's Il. con.
yrt ed in sad deed, OF 50 much az will answer
the objects expressed m said deed. The sale
will certainly take plarc on the dry above nam.
cd. HENRY j. CHRISTIAN, ! H.
ClIAkLES PHELPS, "'"e'S'
March .. cit3O
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n lfpfllD IA Consequence OF ift uniiyalsi
- popularity Virginia NAVIGATION
LOTTERY trsi & las will ho drawn 10 Peters
hug, ontte lit Of Nptllncsti un,ior tht snpefins
tondcnee of tomnisaionefs Az ~ one day.
lilpheal Prze 10000 Dullais.
Aiorr Prizes than Blanks
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Together with numerous smaller prizes Of los,
Is, &c.
Whole tickets only 81; shares m proportion.
The drawing Of this Lottery vii certainly
take place in evidence. On The tn instant,
when The whole scheme will be completed ma
lew minutes. Fortn Lucky numhers. applica.
ton must he made at the Lotterv and Exchange
Office Of : = II. AEIEN CO.
Washington City, March 2
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TGfIGH d LOW SYSTEM. sd3pl.t u con
"a sequence Of It's unriya ~ rsB 1afita
The Splendid Drawing oftae Virginia -. sa
on Lottery, lst class, Will take pl1ee ne r IT,
burg, on the llth day Of April NEXT. abca b.
following Grand Capitals will be distributed =
adycnmrers
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NorIeG-Ilayne sustained much injury
forbid all persons cutting o. carving away any
wood or timber Of any kind. skinaing the giecu
trees cutting roads, hunting, hsbiur, or Ringing
through my plantation upon anypretcucc what.
ever, rs / AN determined 10 put the hw IN force
in every case Of unlawtu eucrpacImrn
NM DAVIS. II.
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LDO TIE PUBLIC ac a#EclI.T .In# =.
- Gently commenced tn SaIdlfng 9uyia r.-
with Robert 5. Wilkins, at the tad oconrialb,
Wilkins &hregory, aud opposite A H. North
store We design keeping II general a#s3rtatst
IN our line of business, and hope ~ oar ai5"u.
ton, 10 merit a part Of tn puh'ic Dat, nrrs
MEJhn LYMAN.
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