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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24
james Ripsy. Ly,,I C1r S,Ije

ME tract ct lSnd belonging the hears
Is iGf safe The above tract situated the county Of
frinee Georg- Immediately jaime. river, adjoining
lands OF G-oIge and William rison Esqrs. aud hs Eilo
and contains ABOUT SIX hundred cf ne hc,i
heshoourhoet IA Virginia, aud Inferior fertility,
no oil - eaViy tinbercli it, location quality r.nd.
tue most dahe tract of land for sale this Viz
gina Persons wishing 10 purchase t-ns by
sPriying 10 Edmund Christian, i.sq Or In DanIridre IN
Richmond Apri ". IIEf1 -
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a Bdrn MIN tD he boJ

OFFER for sale my county Of Mids.
sex cj1sininS BJS acres, mile apart
Ohe called bas own lying both sides the
"nt' containing 'D0 acrewth Frins dwelling hou-s
Al Other necessary euihousss the other Beck's
tns 20 seed crop small grain. n me above land IS MOI
sod bs tore The Z'h day Ct August shall on that DAY oe u
iyr kent It being Mtjditsex eCuIt Jay.
PAUL t. BOSWELL.
", T.
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COI.IHT.l'ERSJIIp7

VIZ 9ur'cfioefs having united 1tfcsntiie Busioc.,
- sinFhin Courthouse under The hrmof Dunlsu 4
ia'aN 'Ns leave 70 cal the attention % ruhi,t q, a..
,'u ~ tood' which cymPrses smost sgery article
uNFu 70 me Jason They pledge themselves 10 ,eII Al t
pf'css, for money o. o. good customer N coda ~ 10y
ending Always Oh the lat day Of July. JOIN DUNLAP
August =, 1877. INV INN
IneV'sq"e"ee o. The above copar ner,hp and prena d..
m'' 'Oi money indispensabiy sfy t s.n
~ h"H''' 'maedisiey tcsefore hope hat iise ,nset
20 " '"e' va" make pay meai a. caI.J po.bie.
.., o., JOla DUNLAP.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24
Tqpern, land. Gc. Cor SdIe.

EfIE subscriber desitous 81 changing la, turits has
= deter mined 10 sell sud ocI ale, thst yaus,.
tavern ~ SusstN ouarust, with
land TO hiietu hub' ed, nay best puchssc and
fossessnn given immediately. For the tf..
VINO are uraoqUanttd establishments WI saw fbst
sue" IN upPO usy has not pfesed i,e msny yes 10
t'pFps nan TO nake has iofiuSe. The Tfyen.house d,
large AMI convenient With af houses The t,oi,
Contain about humid ed stalls 10 eve en- idea Of 6s hue.
ness done at tins Tavern, due from tytny-Ese one han
drcd aud ten persons public dsysfssd on nne nIt.
and hiy to two bundled horses, hive twenty five 10
thHy pefsous &C. stay a ugbti AID bsr ~ The
same proportion The great advantage Jng business .. Tins
pace over most other estshirhH 90 sud t. that a.
whole cash business, and there bte no opposition II
nan VI" keep good house be val cstainy sua yer,
great tntoufe2eue Persons wishs engage ab5,,
buness tnvucd 60 view h. t.iabiut MI when fe tern,
viii be made known, which sisii be- accomnodaiinz cr m
tNchanse d io tar no mere hsn Giy re. ism PtIfs
hWB. CYRUS BILLIARD.
Suck eourIru'e Augu,,3 45-i6t
P.aLUaBLE PROPERTY FOR SHE.
IN the zih day Of Sedeaiber next boiua Bedford court
yearg the Bell Tavefn when occupied by me. Ihis
land well kuJnhs deCii9Un ct property
ca uuntcessafy. will also, az tie time aui place
on credit Oi one, aud hfte years. Tact Of Land rs
lsnd q boundti side BY Liuie Ou.r lies remarkably
wen ana - OF vety fertile Jusy. Al-0 another
lahJ yins about ~ mies 51u Liberty which former.
y hv. d. The improvement this land COOL sud we'll
al the same time ana place, lots lining Che o. Lib
ety. aud so between sud ~ Xix. negfors my stock =
every cescfip0nh which there valuable horses, and
81. ny houeh"id ara kchen furniture and plantation uteu,
ihe purchaser 81 ue Tavern, Obtain large sup
ply ct grain and al other supplies m the ue
mouse from Tie suhsoHber al isir pree snd liberal
Tne suheriher bcirr sboluty determined 4, move ,g,
~ .. .'aon 'l't su-h YroPsy brought market .u,h
W. IT, Wa. TERRY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24

yvoa SALE The Crgo Of Sehr JAIME, Monroe. ntsin
~ ngsirs, drert hon Madeifa II superior r. r. Msdsna
wine, H. PPcf l.il ige', Qusi,er nsf lu,ref Casks
g.. r. 4. VAHWfCK.
aasua 3. 25-s'
sts>fLb he 500 90 intsdy lie lsh 5sy ~ September
~ ncA q ~ peo,s. a. " ,in front offe Be issein 90
cts of Nchnt nd a Shtfes tlc ff,li inrk ~ the
.soh.oiesye rarnrke Company on which oeie money
J.te. ~ afntf ihs ffe.ilert sni Drectors
o.. CARHINGrON ,Tfess'r.
41f =. TO- v'J1S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24
LAN-O ECR 1919.

- vue OF Deed Of Trust executed to m. he Is;
,,I, ian" 'eeO dtd IA the CtTks Osce Che,t.if-id
the 800 a"u soaring date the 9Th Of Ap s2I To
eu.g sums oi money, THEREIN
' Ana1 1 and Vincent will sold on IL,
of s,o,.i f aue'i Tor r'2Gy money, tho at day
W ,P'eHineF next the ttR.t Of Ia go. 49,
by b sIannE between 7oo aoGss NV ocop.J
I'ie oshntnr, lyIng the Appumattog River
isdrTaoie portion VI ti,i. land, Is good in y,rnd
su s,"ani - also If good quality. ms Sub,esb., vi, Ii
- $500 ''''' as Is 'este ~ bin a. trustee.
Ansu.t II. A' "NeoHAA Ir+'tes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24
BY RITCHIE & GOoCH.

Y Inv ENQUIRER Is published twice week generally
hrse n.s week during the Of tbe sta es.ia
Payable in Notes chartered
NY WI" oe received IN payment The Editor, wii susTan-
~ No paper Will ,rlinued bu, at the discretion
"a, cu,,2''l 1n'ii all arresrsses nave he,n pad up
.hs ba, n n va f'sss the payment Of nus papers
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ one 'qnse OR LESS-first insertion as
=. No Advertisement inserted, until it has ether heen pad
" 'u"sd by some person "a this ey, OF its snsuons.
----. ,sss.--s..-----s--ss
Nm. .NE-9LE d co,
AVE just received by the Ext, ftvm York and En,-
-, ely Davis from PhilsielPhA considerable .dd,oua:
x'i,s, They CONSIST the following ari,e,,, viz:
article ''"' s"'H SIX 'A's''s'' "s'' -'d 'Pfi'a
hl az ga. sa"'' b DIX p.t,s,o.us
s,,n ''s,, modes, combs, tuck combs, thread ace
large aud seaa''' prais, entirely style;
Bale, Ga India mating fsr OARPETING;
<" are IA dy expectation of u,ther supplies Of Goods.
Jay 40 LIT
PayaScis, looking Glasses s. Ula5Iellas.
FRESH supply CT each opening !hl: day BY.
Iay 10. is-H
-4.VDERSO.N, Gi-iRTH y co.
L-'i Masnol from BOSTON, aud Sea Horse, Eaot Me
ohaue from New York; the following Articles they
G. q HHDs St. ux, Ma.cosado and n. oIean. Sugar.
W - IS hhds. assorted loaf 40
<ol bags green coffee, pat very Superior
- do Java do
- bids English Island Mois,.es
-. . s eS l'd wh.k-y
81 do oic high proof do
pGneheogs AnIi qua
old JlAAiea ,ia
wipes fine old Cosuse Brandy
- rnls apple
PIPE Old ilOlianL GA
$ s 81: e. ~--
- bikes gunpnvdet teas
-C~ndies, JleEson' aud So,iroaf's b. .rds
400 Kegs Beatty sunpUnuer
10 ton sIat, assorted
do IRON
do plough moulds
German English and American Steel
Cut aud wrought Mails
B,read
Indigo, madLer, alum, eopPerss
birthstone
Pepper, rimento. ginssr, nutmes,
Cap, letter, and wrapping paper
Bed c-rds plough lines, tHms
bemij"hn Stonewsre
q Isiso F F.S. and From ;es U u "%a't"as
Aprii25. iis-t
T5UksUAhr tothe within WARRANTY TO u. dncIed we hpy.
this day viewed an estay mare small sorreL about
Ineht hgb small star IN her forehead ib,
sideratly since rtaohngj bob TAIL aud spots
her back, supposed to he saddle shown TO NJ
by John Miller OF this county, aud do hnd of
lie above Disruption and about of
hands this s'h day of June, 1927. tSigned)
Thos w. CRoWDER
BENZ. ALLEN,
EDWARD HUGHES.
\ Cory Test, MILLER wooDsON,
CLERK VI CumhsfisnI-
Tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24

hE tract % Liud called iisl ,iroye, eolain acCve
25OO aftes, lying IN the lower end Of Amelia county ir-
merly advertised, stall for sale Isoud make an excellent
ton Panllion will be sold ali tosah-f Or divided mt.
parcels. Thet efins will he odaur.
Higwam, n,@tch4. sgt JP6T y (;IyFc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24


OIlCbn hereby given mat al the oeils M thi. ns,io
&c occupied and hat no pstents will be received
,i some " ne ed eeis are Vacant ue motto bch wi
b. stvsn by vt,'~t Vt ite Comt0f Directors.
Isv Qa F--f L.. fIkNIEv. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24
Ter Oollars Re1snrll-


- UNAWAH from Hog Island. the county Of Surrv on
n = e LIST instant, man ANTHONY between Is and 80
years oi age stout, well made, sud fee high teen
inick; had when he blue round Jacket
and Psn'aoon with small wool hat, at with han two
rstf Of new "zn@hUg panpuAs the same mate.
Is lie was sold aucti"n Richmond Or hfes month";
Hso,ani Putehted by geuemsn Of whom bought him.
and SAID L" have been brought Om Middesex county aud
LIS wne 81 Mt OoTDns ia that county Gloucester The
ap1"e reward add all expenses incurred vii be paid uuau
delivering h"n to the Oyerseer II the I,nd upon oOL
h III James 81 Charles CITY jail aud uiing me ol Il
without deiay, through the man, Otherwise.
VIII. BOBERTSON, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24

~ Painter, Se. Richn,ond ' 0's' o'N VI 10 "eA'S'
of ~ eanthe sbov. business. Boy from the country
rol ~ Mons asou; ID yeaIs old under that
Ausnst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24
Y.N. .NN-qLE 3. 60.

PaTcocis, Looking Glasses q Ula5rel{us.
: FRESH supply ei each opening ths day by
WN. AEALE & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24
FOR LONDOM

a5-t NE ship MARIA, Capt Buck nj warwiek Far
1XsSH "e'sh' OF i4O hhds. OF tobacco april, TO
>, = - T. & a. WARWICK.
ior sale 5000 sacks salt. $500 49, 'f'''
% casks Sdy wrought Nails,
-VO boxes rin Plates. CAA ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-24
FOR SIZE

Frederick county, Va, July GAN, 1871 % = l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22
NE w GOODS.
q
"a T1CE - ,rsm'EEsTN SE.sS
No. D, Thames.strcct,
TFts iusl received q Fresh .7ssorimeGt Of
Imported y y Goods,

WHICH uE IS SELLING VERY CHEAP, viz
DLUE, drab, mix, and green broadcloths;
I'D Do. do d cassimeres,
Scotch plaid; blue camblot; stout Wood
stock mems beaver Gloves;
Russia diapers; white, green, yellow AMI
red Fannels;
Plain and ir'd black bomblzett; crimson
cashmere square Shawls; scarlet and white
Valencia long ditto;
Irish linens; Webb's suspendors; 81, 10
4, ia and l2.4 rose blankets;
Sattinetts Caroline plaids, cashmere shawls
Figd silk for gowns black Canton Grape;
Very handsome cllicoos; black b1mb1zccn;
Gros de Naples; black s,antines, do lut-
strings;
Noonsook and Jnconct muslins; tg'd Grape
dresses; Swiss muslins, do. lace; bpbhinet do
Uolts wire thread; vClvetccn hdNs; biz
merno do; pocket do; Vest patterns;
Drogheda; Pins, Hooks and Eyes, &c.
ALSO superior assortment Of DO.
meg,ic bleached and unblcachcd Cottons, bed.
ticking, stripes and paids. Oct -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22
November \.

U.N J.1NES TTLLEl,
OPENED or Saturday last. another Lot
~ of fGOODS--and all Goods sold by
him very low Of goo' patterns, that does
not suit the purchaser, ne VIII take eack or
exchange, as his determination ai Is. IS TO sa'l''
fy all those who will give him Their custom.
u,ilIS DAY LANDING from sch Sally
Il Hope. and for sale very low for cash,
% Tubs Butter. Boston Bay mackerel.
No. Beef, prime; = Sofas, Toilet and
Work Table; Chairs, Field Bedsleads.
Portable Desks, Russia and Live Geese
Feathers, Croekery and Glass Ware. by
MILTON HALL.
nov. I.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22
John II. Tilley, Jr.

NO. 8, MAkkET-sQIANE,
H1ring disSoiredhiS conHeriOn in business
iciih Charles Sherman. has commenced
business alone, in he tore , doors
EuSi ofhis Oid Stand,
Recently occupied by MICHAEL EDDY, Jr.)
M IERE he will at all times be happy
w to az nl TO his old customers, as
We. as ,ae public generally. He will con
stan,l, have on hand full supply of
GROCERIES,, ofhe FIRST qualhy
and 0lil also continue TO keep large sup
ply Of Pork. Butter, Cheese, Meal, Corn,
Flour, Lard, Hams &c. at wholesale and
retail, on terms rs favorable as can be Of
fercd by another Trader IN town.
Newport. Oct -. 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22
Edwin Wilbur.

Court Of Probate Newport, Nor ., l-27.
WHEREAS application has this day
w been made for Administration on The
Estate af EDW.4RD MOSES, late Of New
port. deceased, and the consideration
thereof referred 10 court Of probate 10 be
holden AZ the state house in Newport, on the
first Monday Of December next, at = O'Clock.
4. M:-Notice i therefore hereby given to all
persons Interested in the estate 81 said de-
ceased. 30 appear at said time and place ~ lhey
sec 81. aud they shall be heard.
b. order of said court,
sc b. d HOUL.i.ND, Prob. Ctsrk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22
Charles Sherman.
.QT TIE OL0 GT2ND,

Ut THE OLD NF.iNU,
Recently occupied by {. SHERMAN, y Co.
MARKET SQCtEE,
Respectfully Informs his friends and The
prhfc,
EIIIA1' he will constantly keep FOR sale
J. as cheap as any other Store in New.
port, GRoGEayE5 or EVERY KIND
together with Fresh BUTTER. direct
from the country CHEES E---Solt PORK
LARD, HAMS, RYE and Indion MEAL
CORN, OATS, Meats Foot OIL, by the
Gallon or bottle, &c. &c.
Newport, 25th Oct 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22
attorney at La W.

HAVING several years since, been admit.
II ted to practice as an ATNoGSEY and
CouSsELLoR AT LAW, in Alb the Courts in
this State, and more reeensiy in the UNIrFn
STATES CoURrs-l offer my services to the
public in the line of my profession Those
who may see fit TO employ me, as well as all
my old patrons, may rest Sssured that what
ever business they may conide to my manage.
ment, shall be attended 70 With promptness,
fidelity and correctness.
Nenry y. Cranston.
Newport, 9th October, 18o7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22
YyEy GOODS.

gENNET DRUMMOND, has just re-
- ceivcd a great variety Of new g. fash.
ionable GOODS. suitable for the season..
Super black bombazia, very fine white
flannel, pei.se silk. Sl,tins, stomagcr trim.
mings, dszeys, frogs, cords, gimps, kid
miils, gloves. fancy handkerchlefs, rich
dark calicoes, ginghams, worsted barage,
circassians, bombazetts, double ground blk
lace. black lace wells. elegant ribbons. belt.
inrs, hair pufIs and curls. Oct -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22
Nautical a\manacs, 1873,

And the la,es, edition of Blunt Coast "a
IL, sod BouditeL Navigator for sale by
nav W. CALLAHAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-11-22
Octobev 9Th, 1877.
NEW GOODS.
r. w. EAWT0gT,

u 40 TcceISeu uOTlHp Inc present Weeh
IL very perfect assortment Of Fresh
imported and Scasonable Dry Goods which
he offers for sale very low for CASH.
or approved Credit The variety is too
great to be fully described: but among
many other things, Includes
An extensive assortment ofPrints,
Elegant Merino, Cashmere and Valen-
cia Long and Square Shawls.
Black and fashionable colours Gros de
Naples, striped, figured and plain;
Black and colorcd Gros de Berlin, su
peror article;
Real Goats hair Camblets,
Super super London Ginghams,
Do black Bombazines,
Printed lioor and table cloths,
Zebra Ribbons,
Gauze Cap do.
Fine bobbins for trimming,
Ladies Knotted Worsted hose,
Habit trimmings md daisy buttons.
2j lbs rery superior black and coIored
sewing silk-the manufacture Of Rubinna-
ii, Ciotola and Fenizio, warranted free
from acid, and of much better quality
than is usually offered for sale.
Thread, hobbinet and Swiss laces;
Super black lutstrings,
Cheap shoe ribbons,
Super do. Gallons, triple chain.
ALSO
bale blue Broadcloths.
I do. blankets, rose and point:
9 bales Ravens Duck,
] Case black Canton Grapes.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-01

age IN August last past. He i .h.
creeping gradually to three score .ieiofe .nd
we nave then, supposing the Duke au ns r,, Ieh,
ence to die without legitimate ;s.rs y. Ilar-
towards Regency in the ac,sss;s ue. 70 look
lnrone, OF the late Duke of Kent " ra; Iae
may OF may not, prove favourable 70 .n als
ea.no,cs: At any rate, however. thew rauA sae
safely look forward to this epoch as M sfFaNy a,sy
ing them much chance of final snccaa anoro.
the nation should experience = sscons 1t
IN the person Of an Heiress Prey,mr,;". loss
recur then to the Duke Of Cumh.r,aas' we
his line.-The Duke of Cumberland "u ms and
IN June. $, last past. This brotheu "as oa IS
King is supposed to be anti-Cathol;. u,e me
viii not dwell on his history, nor ~ H. we
its. The next in succession is tbs m',b r,a hab.
sussex, who will be fifty-four on III. uss s,', q
of January next. The Duke Of Camh.a;1nh nI anh
brings up the rear of the male borluse brano,,
IS IS only one year younger than the I'M D"i, VINO
Sussex. luxe Of
We have thus six succcssors ;.
Throne, presumptively; out of wb;cb u, .ne
Duke OF SUSSEX is the only one known ," !. 'le
favourable to the progress Of polt;ca, :: ivy oe
provement In the ordinary cours, nf .a'
tnre all these elder branches (wh;oh Na'
IKE 50 many candles. burning out torethsr, s s,s
may be expec' ed to terminate their na., ra.al
raj lives within the next 18 years. prorsss cssd,
ing and Judging on the same calcnla,.u
we may possibly. or rather probablv ts,.' h.r. y
queen or Regent that is decidedly favoms.a
oie to the Catholic claims, in the courss ns.
dozen years. 0'u'se ola
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-01

read in your paper cure tor drunkards;
a few grains of tartar emetic, ipecac and as
safetida, which obtained and mixed with
his favourite brandy. A few weeks ago he
released me from confinement one evening,
and having seen no person for six hours,
was happy even to see him--"well my love"
says !, .yol are home earlier than usual
have been very lonesome" $50 much the
BETTER" says he, YOU women are ever chat
.ering and Cabling when you are together;
always scandalizng your neighbours, and
finding fault with your husbands" 'But
my DEAR" said l, with great mildness, "you
know that sometimes the affectionate solici-
tude Of a wife may plead her excuse for be-
ing troublesome. ."--"Oh bah, don't talk to
me, you're fool" So saying, he rose up,
went to the sde,nard, and took copious
draught of the brandy mixture, which he
repeated in ten minutes, and sat down to
read the paper. In a short .ime he began
to make a variety of wry faces, puckered
his mouth, squinted awfully, wrinkled his
face, and forthwith the dose operated as ef-
frctually as a chanccllor's injunction. i pit
led him all night but desperate cases
require desperate remedies. Next day he
felt quite easy; the tone of his stomach was
improved; he shrunk from the brandy bet
.
liquors to excess, produced bile on the ssom-
ach, and lie would renounce it for ever. lie
has not touched liquor since, ard there IS
an evident improvement in his health, per
son and manners On Saturday one OF his
topping friends just called in, to say u hope
| | don't intrut,e," tell long story, and occa-
sionally moisten his lips with glassot the in-
junction brandy, which stood on the side
board. Thinks / to myself" you will have
spasms shortly--.fIe left rs aftera third and
fourth glass, and learn that he likwise .re-
nounces the devil and all his works" having |
been powerfully moved. ! have just COM
mcnced upon third pcrscn.
Thus you see my dear Mr.. Editor, that
your receipt has been of ncalculable benefit
to disconsolate wife, who has seen her
husband daily undermining his health, vast
ing his resources, brutalizing his habits and
manners, and neglerting III, family.
ARABELLA THOUGHTFUL.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-01

heretofore secured by compact 10 the State of
Missouri, for the purposes of seminary or SEM
inal:es of learning in that State,a nd to cause
one descriptive list of such selections to be filed
with the Governor of Missouri, in the Office of
the Secretary of that State; and another like
list to be filed i'll the General Land Office of the
United States; and the lands so selected shall,
Immediately thcrcupon, vest in the State Of
Missouri, according to, and in satisfaction of, the
above mentioned compact with the United
States.
Approved: Jan. "a, 1927.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-01

[pua!ic-No. s.,
AN ACT concerning the selection Of certain
lands heretofore granted, by compact, to
the State OF Missouri, for seminarics OF
Learning.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and Hoase
ot Representatives Of the United States OF
america in Congress assembled, That
It shall be the duty Of the President of the IT,
nlted States, as soon as may be, to cause to be
selected, from any Of the public lands of the u
nlted States in Missouri, the sale of which is a,l-
thor-ed by law, and in quantities not less than
section, according to the divisional lines of the
public surveys, the several townships of land
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-01
LAWS OF THE UNION.
PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF
TIE NINETEENTH CONGRESS-.
[PunLic-No. IL.

PuBLic-No. /.
AN ACT for the relief of the INDECENT Sufferers
by the fire at Alexandria.
BE il enacted By the Senate and House ct
Representatives ofhe United Stairs Of n
merica ~ Congress .fssembied, That the
sum of twenty thousand dollars be, and the same
is hereby, appropriated, to be paid out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropri.
ated, for the relief of the INDECENT sufferers by
the destructive fire in the city of Alexandra, in
the District of Columbia, to be distributed under
the direction of tho Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil Of the City of Alexandra. for the immediate
relief of such class of sufferers, and for other
purpose.
JOHN W. TAYLOR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
NAriI'L MACON,
President Of the Senate, pro ten.
Approvcd--lan. "a, 1927.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-01
NO. l.

RESOLUTION directing the Secretary of the
Navy to apply to the Government Of Pennsyl-
yania for Jurisdiction over certain lands at the
Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
Resotred By the Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES IF The United States Of H.
mcrica in Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of the Navy be directed to request
the Government of the State of Pennsylvania to
cede to the United States jurisdiction over such
lands as are owned by the United States, and i'm.
proved for public purposes, at the Navy Yard
near Philadelphia.
Approved: Jan. "a, 1927.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-01
From the Ne,c- York Eno,t;rer

Dear Mr.. Editor.-You must know that 7
am blessed with a tipping husband-not one
who gets roaring drunk and falls lifeless on
the bed and snores out the night, but one of
your soaking fellows. who TOPICS necessarily.
never gets positively drunk, but is always
brutal in his cups, and has a very awkward
mode of locking me up whenever he intends
wetting his jacksy. While Thus confined, ]
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-01

bills have preference, unless ordered 9th
erwise by the House. The regulation was
enforced; in consequence Of which about
seven bills were acted on in Committee OF
the whole. and ordered to be engrossed and
read third time tomorrow.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-01

Upwards of &c, 900 hogs have passed ln'v ,,,
the Cumberland Turnpike Gate, and apun, sa,o
10000 have gone thesKenhawa route, il"". rn..
Kentucky during the present season. ,.ad S
culating these Hogs at dollars .,'or. hsn
which they will no doubt nett the drss,, eeco
they will produce the handsome sum Oh onnt ouri
600 dollars. 1t is believed that the a'loo, 'ar.
of Pork exported, and prepared tor ,s,lu rNr of
tation, this season. will exceed ''''''"
dollars
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-01

a Grey Eagle was shot by sportsman on
Mason's Island at the mouth of Mystick rv.
er, near Stonington, Conn., last week. He
was fired at three times before he Welded
and on being brought TO the ground, it wa,
discovered that he had a steel trap attached
to one OF his toes, which had probably been
in that situation for considerable length Of
time, as the toe below where the trap held
was dead. The Eagle measured about eight
feet from the tip of one wing to that Of the
other.