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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
MEDICAL NOTICE.

kIyHE Subscriber, DocToR OF MEDICINE and Practical
i CHEMIST respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
men of Wilmington and ils vicinity, that he has
|ms iced fepare Medicine, in MARKET STREET
W nngton, delaware, IN the house opposite Mr. Henry
Mapes Cos Lumber Pard-where he prepares the fol-
Rowing Medciaes: The Sulphate of Qunine This med
ce the active principle of the Peruvian Bark and
when properly prepared is the best medicine yet dis
coyeredf0 for tie cure of Agues, ement and Intermittent
tFeyers lie also prepares Isamlc Restorative for dis
leases Of the Breast and Lungs, Pulmonary Consumption
jphthisc; and medicine which will efecually cure the
nos distressing Headache, matter how long its contn
$uancc may he. He also cures the Toofache in few
nnutes without making of any of the corrodng acids
Or red ho lron plugging the teeth with gold leaf
sheet lead The medicine he makes seof will preserve
he teeth for years He prepares Tooth Powder that ill
when the teeth, be they eve SO black from taking med
cine or any other DIR p. prepares Eye Water
that will remove al int an cations from the ewes have
cured numbers tr3i the Rheumatism and of them
crpples for years from IL Names or signatures do
require, see It is ton much he with quackery
From my practice of medicine aad my experience and
knowledge of chemistry, able to extract medicinal
virtues contained il anmas vegetables and minerals, and
can apply them Cor the different diseases AS the constitutions
of people may hem Persons afflicted with Cancers
If they make timely appicatlon, can be cured.
There is dicne sold BY the Of S,vaim's Pana
csa, which did not hear OF until Mr.. Swam's adver
sement, few weeks past. hen called on some OF
the physicians in Philadelphia and spoke
them respecting the Panacea, and informed them that
had the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered its effects in the of certain diseases An
the gentlemen spoke on the subject, said they were
certain that Mr. Swain was the inventor Of the me
cine The man that nveaed tine Panacea of The
greatest chemists that Europe produced ands dead near
two hundred years; and his writings difficult g be had
That Mr.. Swain has got some par ct his works, or some
person gave him receipt from the work, have no doubt
Of. have prepared chenca and real preparation
Of the pANACEA, which will sell at dollar per bot
tie by the dozen, and dollar and fifty cents single.
Dr. =. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
all Spots Erup,ons and letters from the face and hands,
and clears and beauties the skin. He also prepares
save that will take Corns by the roots from the toes
and not give the least sensation Of pain
Ladies or Gentlemen who afflicted with any disease
that is crabe if they pleased to call me, shall be
attended TO with the s,rictest punctnallty
JAS. PURCELL, NJ. ID. & r. G.
Wilmington Del Jan. %, 1897, 22-1y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
SHIP TIMBER.

yIvE following described knees wanted at the Pha-
delpha Nasy Yard, for which the prices annexed will
be paid delivery. They must be of The best white oak,
and delivered in the course of the year 1927
KNEEs-Body and arm feet inches, diameter Of the
arm clear of bark Is inches side when completely fin
ished the ship 10 nches TO be square and in square in
shape price dollars.
KNEES-Body z ieet inches. arm feet inches.
diameter of the arm clear Of bark ~ nches side when
completely finished in the ship 81 nches TO be square in
shape: price dollars aud 50 cents
KNEES-Botiy s feet inches, arm feet inchcs di-
amser of the arm clear of bark IL ncles {" side when
completely finished in The ship inches, TO be square and
in square in shape: price dollars.
KNEES-Body feet, arm S feet inches, diameter of
the arm clear of bark l3 inches side when completely
finished in the ship 10 inches, to be square in shape price
dollars and SO cents.
KNEES-Body feet, arm feet inches, diameter OF
the arm clear of bark 3 inches side when completely
finished in the ship II nches to be square IN shape price
20 dollars and 50 cents.
Navy Agents Office, Philadelphia, Feb. ". Sl-l5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
a SERENADE.

Love, art thou waking or sleeping p
Shadows with morning should fee -.
Love, art thou smiling or weeping p
Open thy lattice to me -
Sunlight each sorrow heguiling,
Youth should be fearless and free:-
Oh /! when all nature is smiling,
Wilt thou not smile upon me
Think on our last blissful meeting,-
Sunshine dissolving in tears;
Oh! when love's pulses are beating,
Moments are precious as years
Think on the hope that, soft.wiling
Lured me unbidden to thee:
Oh when all nature is smiling,
Wilt thou not smile upon mel
Roses, thy temples once wreathing,
Now on my bosom lie dead -
In their pale beauty still breathing
Fragrance Of hours that have fled
Thus through my heart sweetly thrilling,
Memory whispers to me,
Oh! when all nature is smiling,
Ella will smile upon thee !"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13

ErtravagcnceIi reported of Plato, that seeing
young spendhrt eating bread and water at the door Of
nn where he had squandersd his estate the philosopher
could not help saying "Young if you had dined
deraely. yon need not have suppcd SO poorly"
Reigisn.--Those who make religion to consist in the
ry fatal and dangerous mistake A, life is the gt Of ea
ven it Religion to enjoy it. He therefore, who be
happy in himself and who contributes all that is in his
towards the happiness Of Others (and but the
virtuous be and do most efectuay the
ends Of his creation honor to his nature and pattern
IN mankind
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

nURSUANT to the last VIII and Testament OF JUIiN
T. POGUE, dec, late of the Borough Of Wilmington,
will be exposed to public SALE at the house OF James Pi
Innkeeper, in said Borough, OH WEDNESDAY the 14h
day of arch nert the following described Real Estate,
viz: ,
No. IA lot of land Front street, in the said
Borough SO feet front, and extending back III feet
inches; with story frame house and Kitchen thereon,
and frame stable This property is suitable for tavern
any kind of public business
No "a lot of land adjoining No Il is 80 feet front
and 1856 10 inches back which has been occupied as
awood yard for number of years. There are two frame
buildings thereon the occupied stable, and the
other store room.
No. 3-Five acres of marsh, situate in the said Borough
in Clemens Creek marsl adjoining marsh Of Joseph Bay
and Others which may be divided into three lots TO suit
purchasers
The sale TO commence at two O'clock when attendance
will be given and conditions made known by
JOSEPH POCUE, Swv,,ng Erecutoy.
Wilmington, Feb Esd. 1897. 32-5t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
GAMING.

The love Of gaming is the worst Of ills,
With ceaseless storms the blacken'd soul it fills;
Inveghs al Heav'n, peglects the ties of blood,
Destroys the power, and will of doing good
Kills health, pawns honor, plunges in disgrace
And what is still more dreadml-spoils your face.
On the ranked soul
The gaming fury falls; and in gulph
OF total ruin, virtue, peace,
Friends, fani.,es and fortune, headlong sink.
Ihomson's Winter
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
LAST NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate OF Josiah
"A Briggs deceased, late of the Borough Of wilmington
Delaware requested present their accounts without
delay and those indebted to said estate hereby noe
that unless immediate payment is made TO WILLIAM H.
Npr who is authorized receive the same their accounts
will be placed in the hands of Magistrate for collection
JOHN BRIGGS, Admir-.
March 9, 1897. 35-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-03-13
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

hanuary OF July, six months in advanceFom Doiors
YEAR From those who do not pay above Five DoRars
I'm be demanded II subscriber wishes decline, he
nst notify the editors of his intention before the first of
6une or December, and pay all arrearages Without
eompance with hese conditions paper will be discon-
(inued except at the option oft'e editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines, for term
han three months four times for dollar and
IN cents every subsequent insertion longer
borion Advertisers requested specify in writing
how oag their advertisements to be inserted or tey
hl be continued till forbid Letters the Editors to In
kure attention must be post paid.
ddDertssing bytheyear.
BIO Subscribers. To Mons Subscribers
year SIS, O0 i year S18 90
months 8, 90 months 9, so
do. A, SO 3 do. 500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
TIMBER.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ,

,rx,,r OectMOeT lSt, lS2I.
U,mm.,'9nsr' Of the Navy will receive Sealed
Wy Vi Tue Following White Oak and Yellow Pine Timber
ioo cubic eet Of White osk plank stocks to be delivered a,
,oooo the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, n. IL.
so0o . eo.e 'tt OF White Oak plank stocks,
SVoo cubic feet of Yellow Pine do do 10 be
1000 delivered at the Navy Yard at Chaiestosn, Mass.
N.u'e teeto OF White Oak Gun Carriage stuff the axle
wees aud side pieces clear o! heart: and $4,000 cubic
ett Of White Oak plank stocks, b. delivered al ia.
csoo Ntssy lard at Brooklyn. New York.
80 euhic feet OF White Oak plank stocks.
Nv o.e 'cst OF white Oak Gn Carriage STUFF the axle
uees and eide pieces clear of heart; AMI i4tpD e,b,
.set 81 ielow Pine plank soehs, he deliver al the
-, Navy Yard at Philadelphia.
ABOVE WhrC Oak Timbet 60 he from to IS feet in
egh 10 average al sast 10 feet; and not less than a nebes
az me 5ut the top may be fourth than the b,t
he yellow Pine Timber be 10 So feet long 20
al eas 10 iee, and not less than inches. no inor
Au 10 'hehes The top may be flth less than butt,
=, 49,, ALSO
~ white Oak sbout 5000 cubic feeN from 40 10 sf
40 ,, long, sud 10 squars ~ 'nches
~ nue. OAK L6s (abou 100 cubic f.e,) from 40 TO Il
eet ioy and 20 square u inches top ends be De.
:, ooo hvrrsd at the Navy Yard at Washington.
-oo" ouoc Tee, .. White Oak plank from IS 10 GO n
Ions and to average at least IS eei--i2 10 inches
,ooo anu not l.fs than i2inches wide in any place
'VOO croie feet Of White Oak pauk stock SIS 10 So foot
ION nns ni not less than IL inches wide pac- ana
"""e YAK logs round square, (rouud will be prefer.
redo about 22Ooo cubic feet, TO S. feel lns
20 Verge IS iest and from Is to "a inches square ~
-, ne delivered at the Navy Yard at Gospori. Va
All OF which White Oak aud Yellow timber 10 he Of
ne oe 9y, Tree from every defect. The said White O.
"u heiivw ftne must lie the yirdl.d
ne Isl OF October aud the goth Of Fe.uaiy. The Pm.
OF e best long leaf hne grain Southern Yellow Pine
OF u. ioiS~lng ma and spar timber be delivered at The
e'peeirv- NAVY Yards viz "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
Land. Negroes, .stock. xe o, Sol.

* about to move my relenoe shall OF, "a, .,,
-; on rue premises, on MONDAY the 2i of Jan ne,t 20 d.
@s;rb o.saSr' on credit Of sycar the Plantation on
mami Ssue IA the county Of Amelia, miles from sb
Tb, - from Petersburg, aud from Amelia eourt!,oase
',aet u bounded by tn. emit, Road an the Nib
~ 'a creek on the South; contains t. en- so 4 Sooo
isn n 30 Of whic low grounds partly eiaime
ere 2Oo bushels of wheat ON the land IN sooj -
srr, S wUls done in the next years rhe.
I'h tnS last years; houses Tor domestic roo
nev "a, WIN I'M esh!ry machine attached (entit rly
"' &c ,o"Arco eans, all good repair. The ,taet a
qtsa, may be aivahas eou.y divided into two mai.
houses s necessary fpr Inning Pun poses, '~' "Nu
az le same tne and place shall sell 10 ,l,s hehs.. h;d
' 10 nfSrL.s all of them bctn nd rsi1ci on H.
ne stock OF all kiuds, hot,es cattle he. sheer
q s',c hen furniture, PIsntalicn fsir
% - su :" then fe'nsning In the place will he .oIt
Tor the land, bonds with approved security and
credit Of 10 % plope.ty Fo the personal property, and
L months, bearing interest from the dst. II n,,
Will be required. w \ "a. ss .ss, .ssh
t7sDTaneh, Amelia, NV 6, 1897
vii; sie OF the Negroes and the personal property
IS sold or -rr' N'e'",r me iahd
IN. Et,o-. r a.. - . 6S-tdsS5,
account 10 this = "' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
To GrotCers of Tobacco.

CT0tCcrS Of IDbQccO
f uhln the last were no doubt made
- On the minds Of many Pisyt,r, tb,i Tobsc ,G
ShoeSe warehouse, under the protection NJ r.
State, against loss by FIRE. fV" VI 'ie
This Warehouse Situated in tba bo.., e a.,
1o' VI ,ne recently enlarged under act of
seUny, as 10 hold st 6O0O iihd of Tb.-c, -
toiis evsry convenience to Planters and Bowers of the
and beiDg the Tobacco NO.
unworthy that such inipT If G,,,J b,u,J b
toe Aot oil Assembly, creating this House Public Insofc
uo a securing 10 PIauers other Sorers of obsrc
against loss ny Ere, IN this and other Fablic Inpeetons ~
e" -, ths'[ niofn'4tion also the late Act of 1895
tspeetins Upland Inpectej Tobacco stored Al tbs pill
WAREHOUSES oil petersburg and this CITY, chewing that ven &
lake acsci Assembly, does
the state against loss by Fire. Tobacco In.p,rd mr. ST.
ed Tor lspeeton, in this, any other fns,eetpg
~ hls otat-ekeePt IapPahinnoek. See Fad Vol H. CIhan
Warehorse ready, o. hereby, or hereafter 10 ne e,t
sh' happen to he burnt, the loss .ustained thereby a.,
oaeeo either Inspected Stored shall be made good ana
Piii . we several persons ed by the Con
PROVIDED, that u the receipt given Tor .ncb bscc
DC u an Oi-er date than months; in The ease az
i9o'eeo brought iron upper q lower Ware
from tue Ispection such Tobacco shall moi he psI H., 49,
he iuhc but the Owner Proprietor thcrep sh,ll be
Ii ilH Foviied that this section shall be 80 con-
a' 20 compel the Public pay owners III Tb,er
refused and Ieerved in Warehouse for future Insncr,,
ne ue OF me same should be burnt prsyis. 10 Iuseeti ~
aud Provided, that the Public shall not he iobis =, r.
any ondcce destroyed by hre in Tipp hammock Waebus
Acts of Assembly, 1876 cl,apL Ii section 4
Aha ne iui'her euacteJ That II any lu--hea OF tn.
@ sia', hiyt be en- inspected at upland inspection
:hiiI ~Her~ard' be stored auy Warenoue IN Inc Gil;
OF t'ch mad, and tle Pe,er.hure other d.. ~
uDe warehouse IA the saii city, tie town Vi P.er.
u' :, we siau not be liable io.. or
al tue time when The teI ., ieh Other 49,
mouse. there were al least 300 Hhhds II IA the cit of rb
~ OF " ~ me to"p OF Psiershrg, rs Kinds tr Pub.
&c a,ehou'e aiorest'ei Or uns.s the Inspector hrreof
should have refused such TOhntr - on ,o,. =,
,iIn ,e' snail DC the' duty 10 gye certificate re-
De. IS o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
LEJYIS YIy;fB ERLaKE.

TTAVING opened the principal psi hs Iaoy staple
IA DRY GOODS, socits the attention o his friends
We pubte, 10 call and then. lie fcl cond
' selection, stoee IN the ey u;s i sn positive
determination shat shall uaisise him aggregate
i&ong the article. Offered ior sale,
t blue, black olive AMI Oxford and other fashion,
able cloths aud cassiueres
Lades' habit, pelse aud mesuo cloths
Negro ecihnSeonssng Of kersey PLAINS nsey, aud
eottvns
Nesting, Of the al fashionable patterns
Figured and PLAIN Gro de Maps, in great varieties
fiorences satin levsntnes, Italian lUtfiBss
3 tiin' modes, Grape lissr, gauges afiuus colours
aste hsrege and Erecan toDrs, splendid assortment
Italian nets faperih crsyes
NAnkin, CAUTION and I;san grapes
Imperial mere thhi bares grensdine, maraa gause an
silk fancy hikfs.
M,rno, cashmere and Gaming shs,sls and scarf,
White aud black lace wells aud hdkls.
peierines,caPes and figured lace do
Boshintt aees aud quilting
s,5 aud Cd figured aud plsn bobhnet
Figured and plain SWISS aud null uiusins
Canbrics, ckouGs aud book muslins
Ginshans ealIcoes and cambria Prin.s, beautiful
Cfeassian pisids aud stripes
Tartan piaids aud cambles
tRgiish aud French silk hpsiccy
crsted, lanihs wool, Ans ola aud cotton ho.iefy
Grass bieached linens aud Irish sh.elings
BOmhszines and bombazer colaureJ and black
Oombrs and furniture diin.lies
]. 'ahons Q! every description and superior quality
Nooured and white iuipestics, saitiuets and checks
]. point and dulle blankets;
iis+E many other agcIes Enumerated ~ The nov,
arrivals, shall receive additional supply 10 complete t
3rtmeni; among them, will be sup. fashionable Cloths
aud Italian Nets.
Oct. IL. 45-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
F{3Jf4fE EDTT177 : 7J7I55 y

n ho.EbtIAbEFH BROOKE, Of Gloucester co,afv
Iva purposes opening Seminary Tor the Instruction - ~
;sie N 9enneEion with Mr. Jcn r Tansr al her resiees
ftmait Education will he taught includinr tie Ffencb an,
Laig Langnsssi,H het should be required The su,rrers,
cyhnebst ~ the qualifications The Teacher she has
CO. "godsd on her knowledge Of hi experience indnces tie
h,ut hsi ne viii ece've from literal public Ell the en-
vu tent which hef adnous Undertaking wilfrrnuife Tie
GID @ coint pee The tenth day ol Jsausfy and con-
nus mo ne yesii with tbs exception of vacation nf
"'s m".h ~ September.
goald Innon $40, Che Boardefs firni.hre tlei, own
in advance. NJ ~ Apririf ~ ~. " y
Warren Hall, Dec. IS. 1871
o. 'uh'ss oer' ary unite in recomu iine o. public
s a IroP 'sei undertaking of NE Broke. Tao
moral qihesons o. tie Principal tie veil knesgn oIas
19,nnsnsv her assistan will enttis the Institution
I'm. -. Cairns, Inn, De5,@,
VIM. n. Peryfa ~ ~ p,a'
I'm Tyiiafsyro RI y 49,
5,itP.,S ~Itgsrro, Ihomas BossceN
~ 70 60 -wff1'hran
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

n The ENQUIRER - published twice week senersl,
times week during the OF State LIE
tbs same as heretofore, Five Dollars per snu
rsyahie IA sdvanes Notes OF ehartsef seciePsyns bsn
safety Of RENTING them by aii the postage
lsrs being paid, by the writers.
ar paper will be de n;inusd hut at,h- discretion Of
he Edsors1 until all arsesrises tsye been paid up.
Er Whpcser will gusrantse the peymert OF MINIS sper,
dali have ths tenth GRATIS.
TERMS or ADVERTISING,
~. One square, Or LESSFTsit srtion75 eents-saeh
eunlauance, SO cents.
- No advertisement inserted, until hes eher been paid
or y .s.er. by .ome r.rscn an chi, CITY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

bi OF Th'sh mas, and spar timber shall he rot Of fF Vs.
sap and every other defect ~''" ii'"5 rec from
her III; ierny to furnish the above nIat ard S,.r Tin.
Ea,v WI 'e pleased t, Sprly to the ConnandsS., e The
IL wher" II IS TO b. delivered respectively ~ ,st
ey WI ne furnished with schedule OF The 'm
Is en- pieces. Proposals Tor Mast, and Sp,rs mni he
- vscn yard iePn atsy, aud distinct from stTr. r., 80,
ry vac Whtr Oak and Yellow Pine, which mus, sI, H.
ne 80 raey, anG tor each Yard. In all fer. tlr MIR
aot rs' be stated Bidder, will aiso state eir
anu uie names ahd residence OF their sur,fe.
y "iu hot made IN conformity the aSv.,,iscr,,.
not be Eeied on. ~ :" ''e SdFe'u'ene uN,wl!
rot,ns 10 TO Ia. bond given to seeufe The faithful
, -, o. any Contract made for the snid tnit.r Zen
va, os reserved by the United States or all ,.vn,h,
he osds 'h he imPlete, anI all pa, a,ets viii
ciI etied. '''' u''e'S O'hef"'se sPer ally
al ,ne White Oak Timber is he obtans,l from, ,aJ
- H. se or otherwise knOwa 10 he within the rd,snee
- ne wnr'e OF The aid White Oak and Yellow pine r..
is'9 and Spars, shall he deliver al at the re.,.e
- ia.us on or btofe the LIST of August nest ana ,,,,
undergo The inspection sa.ureu,eSt ~
'S"ihei rules ia Pra-tice al the several Nav Y,,3s
,1 tlsr must ne sealed and endosd Oer To- fn,n;h
" ~ gag or hsilow Pne TBher,'-s Offer ~ ft,,nn 81 80
snd Spar Ttnber," deliverable 1t the Navy YarJ 80
me anne Of the place Of deiyef,N 1900 81 N''''"s
Der
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
5000 REIE9En

attn os 5yeH Tor Che apprehension and delivery to r,c
~ ,,,.e 1Sh on tehrieo County, OF JAMES w pOACU
al" WIN. W. ANDREWS who escaped from ,bs s,is III
~ "e n'g5t OF the 18th Of Sept last or One KadrsG and
Fyty DofGS foI either of them 800
about Il years Of age, 5feet inches high red
Slu o!u" eyes, has on his right ked viii, Iu,l,,
- '"e Initials q" ms nsms, te Representation Of a Tomb
- hh ~ ne ALTITUDE Of weeping, ct,;s a willow
u uer winch Is the date OF his blr,h Se6 and on his -l
a me epreseutaion of Altar two Hearts u;te
Waeh ar two Doves snPt nng Wreath Of Love aud
800 N'e eIoow The american Flag Had on linen psnia-
cotton shirt, aha wOrs fur ha striped cont n 90,
.saby - 4. about 70 years o. light hair, halle eyes
lndia INK on his tight arm, w w a. over which i, The a.
lag and Eagle; onhs efI arm an Altar winch
an aria aud two Hearts uutel, Doves ssn. min,
Mteaih oi Love. Hal pale blue domestic coat arS
panlaio9n with hat about half worn From III. best infor
nave bees abe TO ~btain induced TO beli,ve
heY aFe'osether at work ON The Dismal Swamp Canal
n, q, Il. THORNTON, ID. NJ
o,I. Sb-N For John M =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25

Haste1s i(!strict Of rustaa, o 5DI
iE tremenhered that the 3isi day October in the
80 SID of the Independence of tie United State. of
%. America, His Exceeney, WM u. GILES, of the
iSea said District, GJvrrnor of the Commonwealth Of
Virginia., for & ia hChaf of the said
18th deposited IN this Office the title of Map, the right
whereof he claims ior the benefit of the
aforesad)a Proprietor, the fcuwing TO wit
Map The STATE of Virginia. reduced from the Map
ci the Stats, conformity law by Herman Boyco
10 conformity 10 the Act of the CongIess The United
Stses, entitled AN act for the eueourag learning
securing the copies OF Maps Charts and Books, the Al.
thos aud PIopeio Of such Copies during times therein
heIhpned" lSisnedl RID. JEFFRIES,
Clerk VI the Eastern District OF Virginia
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E9LL GOODH.

all NEiLsoN has received large and general sssoit
~ meHt " Staple snd Fancy GOODS sdsp ed TO the
s1.oa Apongl which are extra supefne cloth, and os,i
eis p.s aus menuo eiot', zeal cemeis hair csnht 81
I.;. H.. ,'s, and bonb1,'. Gemrn British o'nstug
w, lYhs, diapers and shefrg book, sconot null,
F,s5 aaf India musins, plaid ord psin Gfos de Napl
s. lung sa,'n, sed other elk goods; sik, cotton s"d
l nos'ery domestic shugs, pisids aud TIC kings &c&o.
apd VII continue oeeeiye further supplies b. lie pBtke0
90 New York aud philadelgb,s
oct. ~. zs-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-25
FOR SHLE.

M fWaf OF land on APpomattoS River, IN Cumheflsnd
- eouniy, OF 4,5 acres, NEARLY hall Of which
nproye ny manufns Having beeu Kept up principally Tor
los of many years past II ss every convenience
u'i9., &c snd d~sns house u rooms, which, very
5ueIate HPcn'e might be rendered comfortable rtsdence
or family. a further description - deemed a.
presumed thst those ir0U Of purebasiUg will the
sho aua Judge Tor hemseyes. It's about co niles ON
richmond aud Petrshurg and in the neghbofhood Of
MaHuiae'afins m'5' Terms will be accommodating.
-. JOHN MILLER.
Lumoeidhdj Deed 90 -u5tiJau.
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Yllalnla I.and OII-ce- d. ~ ~

conformity srih let cTiiNed, In act 10 rs1ses
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