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HIGHEST PRIZE I6. 900 DOLLa19
SPL ENDT SCHEHT n
N'~ei ~ Alll WIZ re wei attended IN hv
YATES e. MCINTYRE.
n UGlu05fe Tract or L0yT fog .Sa5c

C"dey tAe Eagie Hotel, R.e6niond, Va.
~ WV. io.---------- 5f-swtff
n yGluobie Tract Of Land for SGIe.
nUFSuAhF 60 decree II the superior Court ofC6.s.
~ Gerry for the Lynchufg District pronounced on the o
Ssy ~ oct i<' 40 canss depending between Melton Cav
i9fd and Ntuen Cawrj, surviving partners Of The Gfm u
C4the, Crawford Co. PLAINTIFF sgaisii Wm Shelton NOD
otne deendsht the undefsned, martial e tn ,ad rbur;
WI .tI' on the pf,mse Tint y vt The place where WIN.
Shelton lately reded Thursday The 3ih Of Dec 1877 II
iNr " no he TAR day thereafter, IS way Of publican
ton, credit Of ., ~ years, tact II Land Amhsff
containing fa2 Oiry II tSf conveyed h.
Uchard &C. Bu k, and no'efy Of ot in me Town ~
Bthti Tile hsc containing coz has 100 sers, -
wood. and considered ~ g,d judge 10 be ,onsl n So
rperipf, o. Ffy tIet u highland IN he county oi AEt
Tie ibrogeuenf' are said 10 be comfortable having
hne hsuic With sli necssay Ou; houses Any pefso. .,s
g. WOW be lani a'e rgCnettcd 10 rail- Ednund lrslr
iuund W'naon Ds-ney r Philips, who lives on4t'
prtes. bnfdf wf5 good scruy will be ftonirod "a a..
pm cbaiers sn1 thc wefsiaaed uui he porebsss rass
paul Il. a uOICoSfitF N %
Nov 20. NJ "a 's - ~
RI UA0D --FfYE DOLLaRS-
- ~ ,fstoen frofo tif sub.c4bef o the ist ocf
- n'y Horse . yeats CD o. ic h. bind frr
y" m ~ rem d add NEWLY shod ail 0undBo obcf ns.s
tet"fei Tine addressed 60 ie subsobef, Jmestcdf,
'eu'i" sore N"u.sy t9pay, tl be hla.fni !ttevfG.
ROBERT KNIGHT.
go 90 AZ
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tne e"d pro quo Editor OF the Baltimore
Pa'Fiot has an extract of letter from King and
Queen Court House, (Ys) Nov. 10 which savs.
have to communicate 10 you of our having
mad on the 18th large Administration Nee,jre
IN fhIs county, at this place '-Layg.y thai l. -
say, about III Tfy ttCO! Old King and Queen ,,s,,
for Adems before but she will not do il tbis tr,s
7. s. (SqyS this large Ielier.wIiter, y Purchass
for me dozen OF the pamphlets issued bv The
Editor oil the Baltimore Patriot, relative to J,rk
sons charges against that incorruptible na,rio,
Henry Clay" Look out then, Jacksoniaus Tor
squalls II this Htie le'te. writer takes the HeI
wHh the Qaid pro quo pamphlets he must car,v
every thirs before him. You will then know ,ybo
that intelligent genius is, who calls meeting Of
81 large meeting. Dies he mean tha, RI s
fafgc meeting for an administrator meeting :
member OF tie jackson commi,re. Of Fr.1s.
FlcHsbu'e has also been hunting up for proofs of
the consistency Of Mr.. Adsms's friends and give,
the following example OF it, Frederick sture ~ as
The great H. Quarters of the Adams Party At The
last election, and 1t bryan the Adams meetings a,
( the present election. In 1921, the Adams meet
/ ing at that town nominated, we believe General
Jackson an Vice President on the Adams ticket
Ahen, they came to the following resolution:
sfoiUsd as nc opinion Of tA MEETING tLaf n, dis,in
sshta ntFay styviecS II General fHdrtuy Jg~Erou A.
ath HO'yJ,EDGED TALENTS, integrity y, ard Tsyr5yf
can principles e'ins him 10 tie iaiting gafUfs na m
| fife confidence If Ais coupfrymsH r'
bli noic I'm 1927 the Adams party deterrDin,
/ thar General Jackson is " without The possessin,
oil single qualification Of temper, Of habit, m
| OF 'y0Tmdti0H" Asd " ob-erve too that IA,
sane gentlemen acted as the Committee A. both =
these meetings."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-30

CHEROKEES. -Cioiii=otion.-Th new go
vernment adopted by the Cherokees, appears TO be
IN iu!l operation. Among the first exhibitions OF
lis power, was The public execution of an Indian
Tor murder: he was huus by the neck until dead,
about two weeks ago.
The Committee aud Council (Legislaiure) me,
pursuant to previous arrangeme on MONDAY
the Sih instant, at New Town-their printing
mater ials had arrived at the same place some time
before; The type ate generally into the Chero-
kee alphabet, which consists of eighy-six different
Characters, or rather syables. They are the in
vention OF native Cherokee, and are said 10 dis
play considerable ingenuity. They are universally
opposed to the opening Of the canal through their
country, between the Tennessee and Coosa Ri
veTs. fTysroloo.o Cbo,,
OHIO RlVER.-The Ohio, says the Cincin-
natl Chronicle of Nov. 10, has risen since the
alle rains several feet, and is now navisable for
the smaller boats. Commercial business is bee ON
ing more active, and the hustle in the s,res,s oc-
css'onally reminds us Of the great Eastern Marts.
The Wheeling Gazette of Nov. IL, says the ri
yer Is about nine fee, above low water mark.
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10. 3 broken Virginia ;, and 10 brsnchee: North
and South Carolina 10: Georgia a. Ohio "a, %
broken; Mississippi l: Louisiana .: and Michigan
2, 1broken.
Considering the great numbe: of these insti,u :
lions scattered over the country, and using so
many diiferen, modes of engraving, il is not sur
pusins that counterfeiling has become go frequent
One eighth OF the convicis at Auburn are coafn
Ell ior TINS cr'me.--th number OF detected conn-
terieits Is about 2l0; The amount yearly put in
Calculation is estimated two millions the loss,
no doubt, falls principally upon the poorer class,
Tor 'hey are the last able 20 detect them some
plan ought. therefore, to be devised prevent h.
enormous deficit in the proceeds of their hard
earnings. Maine and Massachusetts, have for this
purpose required their banks TO use Perkins steel
plates which, during the 20 years they have been
In use, have never been successfully couerfei,ed.
Al the EVIL can bs stayed by the adoption of similar
measures IN other states, 1t should be delayed
II Is at least worth an inquiry, il not an expert
meDt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-30

NLtHE Sub:cTIber wisles r,U.sIc
qahed 10 Instinct 10 the ordinary branches Of an Emr
10 RESIDE IN his family take charge Of six or ei
chdren; one capable of teaching Music would he nrci.r
Aedrt's 10 John Robertson, Richmond, or 10 e-
WM A TURPIN,
Nov On Po~hatan.
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IFHEOs Oalen an Richm0nd on Wed,egdai;
9th Dec, 1927,
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The n In,elligencer questions the sincerity Of
.ADiict@ IN our paper; who calls upon Mr. CLAW to
e" demand Committee Of live tsation in Cons
gress." We assure The dis eliminating Editors
OF the afortsa paper, that our Corssr oodent is
Citizen Of Prince Edward, who is, what be rroS
fessgs TO be, sincere friend of Mr.. Clay, and is
honestly anxious f,r Mr. G.. TO put all the suspi-
cons az int him for ever asleep by a formal and
t1il investigation before Congress. In This wish
we know, that Amicus is not singular; fer, We
hove leafd the same sentiment from the lips Of Sc
veral ersons, who were also the sincere friend.
OF Mr.. g.; bot who clearly see, tina, Mr.. g will
never be able 10 rise 10 The height TO which be
aspires, unless every cloud Of suspicion his been
comple'ely dissipatsd. tits in vain that the Inlet
lgsneer ieiers to the enquiry which was once de-
m'nded by Mr. e. ofthe II. ofR. or. 70 the cons
,ra iie'ions iLihe statements ofB1chsnan, lsaacks
70 on, aad Marley Asto The fret, 10 is Suits
oiea "a On God, not o ~ that the h,enl. Of
DR. q voted agaias. the general AMI uashaekisd
eng fy which was Contemplated by Mr. hicDufs
h-'s hea0iuiicn and confined themselves 10 Inc
rec iic allegation Of Mr. Kromsr, bat that Mr.
krrmer himself egaied lh: enquiry mo he
spec ic allegation, end that in IRA there has been
10 dre'i isrssis' aon iafo ihscoadic' % ST. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-30

lac Friend. IF Gsnssi Andrsw Jackson requested to
me-. u0eehland courthouse the third Monday Dec.
h'S,, ny MANY FREEHoLDERS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-30

FEMALE EDECaTION
INuE kemsle School the r.rid.uee of Mr.. Am. A.
read, near Charlotte couthouse, will lie crn;nm.d ~,
the yaai 1873; few hoatders eau be aecommoiated
Priee OF Board per annum sen
Nov So ~ 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-11-30

Is,iion Webb and Harriet bis wife, sam sh.,b.ri
Sno nl maria ms wife VIM Davis Edwia Da'. sud NATL
Mahida, being heirs dsvi,ess vi Ausu.,ine Dsy .a
Ton.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
NOTICE.

tESHE Copartners heretofore existing under the firm
i OF Rarsner 8 Craven has this day. by mutual consent
been dissols edl persons indebted said firm re-
luested make payment before the hrs ,lay Of
February next, the expiration Of ss,d time all HE sc
count. Will be placed in the hands OF collector "a
hose having claims Will present them GEO. W KARssEh
Who duly authorized 10 settle the accounts Of said firm
THOMAS CRAVEN,
GEO. w. K.ARSNER.
Delaware City December is, 1926. 14-l7t
B. The subscriber hegs leave return his sincere
sanks his friends and the public in general their
liberal patronage tow ard the late firm Of KGrneY e Crauen
and respectfully soct continuance Of the same ST thu
old stand, where he will continue TO keep constantly
hand very general assortment Of Dry Goods Groceries
Liquors, Hard, Hollow, Cedar Queens Ware-Drugs, Ne
dcnes, Hats Boots Shoes, reay made Clothing and every
thing IN hs line which is usually Kept in Country Stores
all Of which will be sold very low for cash or coun,ry pro
luce and he hatters himself from his knowledge Of bus
Fess, together with careful and prom u attention. to re
the good will Of bis and merit share of puul
patronage. GEO w kARSNER,
December i5 1896. At.e ofute firm If x. 81 c
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
100000 DOLLARS.
The DelaaDare Fire Insurance Comnon,
INCORPORATE ED by the Legislature Of the State osn'

VNCoRPoRATE ED by the Legislature Of the State os Dt,
ware, with capital of one hundred thousand dolEls
The President and Directors are now receiving apnLa
tions for Insurance. at their Office, No 81, shipley ss
between Front and Second streets, against Loss b, III
on every description Of buildings generals Merchants
Ships in Port and their Cargoes Household Furniut
ard other personal property ;also against loss or ana
by inland transportation Of goods, wares, merchandise ,
country produce
Terms of insurance will be favorable as any tf M
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia New York p,
ties assured, may repose the fullest confidence in ,h,
sodi,y OF its capital, and that all losses will be pronS
adjusted by the company.
Ions MoonY is Agent to survey property to be insured
for the and vicinity Of New Castle, in place D.
b aney, declined.
LEVI II EVANS is Agent to survey property to beh.
sured for the town and vicinity Of Elkton.
Jons CLOAK is Agent to survey property TO be Insure.
for the and vicinity of Smyrna
IosEPH JoNEs is Agent to survey property to he Insured
for the tuwn of West Chester and vicinity.
| Directors.
! John Patterson, David Bush,
| Joseph saily, VIM Chandler,
| David C. Wilson, Joseph Grubb,
Joseph G. Gilpin, Robert Porter.
WM. SEAL, Presiden,
| ID BYnSEs, Secretary.
April 10, 1896. 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
A NEW AND USEFUL BOOK

TUsT reccyed and fer sale st this Office The new
- edition, eyised by the Author Of the ory Of JACK
HAlsAkO, The Sailor Boy or the Vir,uou. Family
Designed for American Children. in Families and Schools
ha received The approbation Of and is recommepded hv
naneoLs teachers and literary gentlemen in N. York
r adepha, and elsewhere who have given practisa
ra IN their respective schools and have pronounced it
srer, reading book for the young TO any Other
aark that they have Among The numerous list Of
ahers who have given their Recommendation Of the
tx, are the following OF this Bcrough-isAAc p1EnrE
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
TO RENT,

A. A Three Story Brick House, in good re.
Wat pair. pleasantly situated in Queen, second door
M#R:I from Market street, occupied by Sarah
49, Lamborn. Inquire Of
JOHN WHITE, Druggist.
February 2. 25-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
BALNI OF COLUMBIA
a. q II. WILSON

W.
No los Ma ket Street, Wilmington
HAVE been appointed sole Agents il the State Of DeIa
ware, for the sale Of 0radge's Chemical Balm ,f a.
habta, which is extracted from tree found in th 4 ls
America The Balm improved in Color strength and
perfume and ITS grand capillary virtues are as follows
One bottle price so cents, prevents the hair om failing
OH IN 4o hours from its rst application or causes new
growth of whskers in few weeks. a bottle price 75
cents viii not only stop the hair from falling off, 81, ike
WISE IN three weeks causes growth to appear and
person. 11"S
preyents the hair from turning gray and makes It curl
beautifully look bright and glossy, and in few applca
aches 80 ''eau
IL repeated experiments found to bear every sort Of
CLIMATE, without the least injury lis virtues.
Copies OF certificates win be shown by the venders from
gentlemen who, after being bald number of years have
received growth Of hair.
The sgners' characters supported by His Britannia
MaJes'ys Consul Philadelphia, who thereto has preGxed
his sea- and the royal arms Of Great Btan also the Mayor
and other Magistrates Of Philadelphia who were personal
~ acquainted with the sgners have certified their high
respecabv, and have likewise prefxed their sealg
October 20, 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
NOTICE.

yHytlE subscriber wishing close his business the state
l. Of Delaware takes this method OF requesting those
indebted to him either BY Bond, Note, Book account, OF
otherwise to forward and make immediate payment,
as further Indulgence is deemed unnecessary and those
having claims to present them for settlement II hoped
these hints will be puncuay attended to- those ndeb;-
e will ind il much easier, and attended with less expense
10 settle with the subscriber than will be to have tie
with his agent The subscriber will also sell his stock
OF Dry G2ois g Groceries at Mddeown, Delaware on ac.
cammodatng terms The goods have been well laid il,
and i not sold at private sale before the 24h f Feb
will be offered at public sale, Of which further noice will
be given. WILLIAM KEAN.
3Uth January, 1927 25-6'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
FOR SALE OR RENT

AsEA And possession given on the 25tll of Nar,L !.
9ltl that we'll established stand for pu5c tn,, ra
The sign Of General Wayne in the HEALTHY aid tt,,la
village Of Newark. The house is large and G, nm,i
with Piazza extending the whole length Of the t,
which is about IS feet, With all necessary out tuiAl
su CHI as milk and smoke house, barn and GARAGE LM
sheds, barracks ganary, and siabng for 20 horses all
which are in good order; with about 20 acres Of NM.
land under good fence. For teIms apply 10 the s,h'
Der near Newark. JOHN HERDMAy
blount Air, Jan is, 1897. Piss
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

SiHE copartneshp heretofore existing between Samuel
4 Pennington and Augustine H Pennington, trading un-
der the firm OF Safsuet e a Penngkoa is this day d
solved Persons having claims will present them 10 4 ii
Pennington, and all persons indebted either on Bond noe
Or Book Account, will please call and pay the same
4 Pennington who will settle the business Of the late firm
4. II. PENNINGTON, Surviving Partner
for himself. and as Guardian Of s,auKI
PESISGroN minor, snd Administrator oi
jonN PksISoros, heirs Of SAMUEL Pss-
ISoroS, deceased.
Mdiletown, Del, Jan 10 1897, ilo-em
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
SERMONS

* honas Weherad ard Elias Hicks delivered l,r;no
the Yearly Meeting of Friends in ,he Cv % aur.ng
aofk, June 1926 together with Sermon by EEn.hs,i
Sorsd n0Isom ana rayer BY Anna nat also Sermons
as wehera 'autpa uegaix.a and wilmington Del by Thorn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
DIVIDEND..

ssSflE Managers of the ihnnston and Ph,depia Turn
4 oise Compary have declared Dividend Of rs cens
r share, payable to the Stockholders their legal re-
fesentatiYes, after the ISL instant by
EDWARD TATkALL, Tyeasr
no ;, is1s 2e--9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
WMIa AhDRlRD2
NYER.

bKANDFWINE, NEAR WILMINGTON,
EONTINUES to dye Silks, Satns Cottons, and Wool.
~ ems, to any pattern they will admit Of
In consequence of the death Of late worthy Citizen
JoHS FLEMING, goods will be received at Mr.. JOHN
WHITES Drug and China Store, No ll0 Market Street,
Wilmington.
After thry-two years residencein and Wilmington,
Wm Aldred would feel himself ungrateful, if he did not
take this opportunity Of returning his thanks to his friends
for their employment and hopes their good opinion Of
him viii not be forfeited BY any neglect in future
Feb 9. 25-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16

nANDBiLLs, CARDS, and every description Of @ ~
frMg aone IN the ntaes manner, at the shortest nes'
and on nc most favorable term,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
Soap and Candle Manutactory.

ttNHE subscriber lakes this opportunity INFORM III,
public that the establishment heretofore copdue,ed IL
jAnEs RAr. Esq, together with The accounts conpec,ga
With the business Of that establishment, from tic frs, 81
January 1926, have passed INTO his hands; and that lie
continue the business in all its branches 1t the I'D sand
corner OF rana and Queen Streets near III Fieaas s.t
ing House, where he viii manufacture and furnish 4, phi
adelpha prices, HoA9 and Dipt CANDLES, Fulsr, Ysl
toas, and Bro1a SOAP, OF tile best alady
ENOCH ROBERTS
y. B. The highest price given for Talow, Butchers,
Fat, and Fat Of every description
Wilmington, Nov. II. 1926 9sm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
NOTICE.

NUIICE.
y ersoas having demands against the estate Of JoHS
n tltrise deceased, late Of this Borough are r.
1nesed to present them duly attesed for settlement and
81 persons indebted 10 said estate v make paymen, 70
eltRef q me SUBSCRIBERS ALLAN THOMSON,
JAMES GARDNER, Ereeutsrs
wilmington, Del Stn jan, 1871 lS-2m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1827-02-16
LII si!sER FOR SALE.
SELLING OFF Ar COST

= ~r :, :, ,...- NIJD
n =, =. hAhkER having taken the stand occupied BY
~ the subscriber at No 67, .'ilrkes street ihe nhl
IS respectfully informed that the remaining stock Of '"e
DRY GOODS,
embracing general assortment will be disposed Of at 49,
red.ed prees as j, the object Of the subscriber to
Se e SAFES as soon as possible. 4 part Of the store
oee reserved tor the purpose, the undersigned will
bs harry to see all there who desire 10 pu,ehase rteoa
Wilmington, Feb. 9, 1927 o1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
EDRX GOODS.

Which they have just received by the late arrivals from
New York Phad epha and Boston, and which are offered
for cat, TO the public, reasonable terms. The business
will be condusted under firm of Edscia. James Co
FLEMING JAMES.
JOSEPH SHEPPARD JAMES.
EDWIN JAMES
IDong lie GQod altered SAFE the fooning articles
Best London blue black, brown, olive, green aud mixed
cloths and cassneres
armee chop long company short yellow blue nakns
Rouen cassneres, black merino 81 bombaznes
Black hastings, cifcassians and Denmark sattius
French hemp brown and London plain, white and ribbed
diilliugs
Stout India mixed silk cabets, mixed French jeans and
circassians
Plain and figured black forentues
Puin and figured white and printed Londrn Marsuirs
Cd new style berreges and Chilian stripes
Plain and figured and waeIed Gro tic Maps, of almost
every colour
French forences ami lustrings do 10 10
Ees black Italian ustrnss aud Sd and CT supe5or barR
modes
Richly worked and Aounced Swiss muslin robes
Plain and figured Caution, Nakin and Mandarin crauss
and Grape robes
CambrIc aconets, book and null muslns plain & figured
Thread faces and edsngs md bobbinet aces md wells
Rich barge scars and hdEfs. and fancy silk shaws
Black and coloued bombaZetts and black bombaziInss
good assortment Of ginghams aud fancy prints
Tortoise tuck, neck and side combs
Brazilian do do do
81, "A and Cd garment and fhrnifure diinites
Umbrellas and parnSos
a large assortment of ribbons and rich sasTgs
A and Cd bed tickngs cotton balls and spool ssyrrs
Brown and beached sirtugs Il shcetngs plaid dones,cs
German oznaburgs, ticEleuburgs and burlaps
Swing, toilet Il I'd mantle glasses, &s &C. &c.
We have made such arrangements with house in
York; a. will enable us to nbtau the best terms anos,
every article IN our line which shall receive ,hroupo,
the season IN such quantities Will render assortment
at all times good and commanding
EDWIN JAMES e co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
Patent Spring Saddle.

NE UGH has been said in recommendation of T. G..
Iva Preuyman's PATENT SPRING SADDLE:
think it the best invention have SEEM for ease
10 the rider and durability. have made but go all
OF which have given entire satisfaction IL the patent
saddles purchased me, do not prove to be very easy
The purchaser shall be liberty 10 return the same,
after the first trial, and will return the money.
have constantly hand, best plain and shaed
Saddles, patent spring without An elegant assort-
nen of plated and polished steel curb and suale bits;
English bride leather and martingales; plated and po-
shed steel stirrup rons spring do carriage, gig and
Jersey wagon harness; whips and spurs-which will
sell low for cash or approved paper
DAVID JACKSON,
May 22-wts Main Street
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01
Curles-Neck Land for Sale

TENHE Plantation which reside called Tilmans
n containing 692 acres lying on James River in Hen
rico county, IL miles below Richmond for yale; nd all
those disposed to purchase earnestly requested to call
On tue suoscrher' who will show the land, aud make known
:e terms This estate is encumbered by deed uf trust
The object is pay off, The satisfactory eviIeu-
ces as to title will be given. 1t is enter into any
observation OF TINS estate as its numerous advantages aud
h'gh state OF Improvement we'll known, and i'm the
hands OF man of eapita might be improved to an ex,en,
equal to that of any other estate in Virginia.
~ JOHN G. DTOSBY.
humans, IAN AprIi, 1877. wI0t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-01

ri OTlCE.-I forewsrn all persons from cutting Wood
IN upon my piece Of land of Is acres and extending
from the road 10 the north Of piece Of land formerly Mr.
VIM Machenzies, TO CUIcmans line, bounded the East
by piece of Land formerly the property of the late Mr. Ar
chbald Blair, uud the West by the Hermitage Tract.
Any person giving legal evidence against any person
persons guilty of tie said offence shall be considerably
as having done considerable service. give the
notice in regard of land in Duvas addition aud
numbered in his plan 227 228 and 2Z9 will either sell
lease for of years the above parcels Of land, and
also acres, more or less, Richmond Hill, with brick
dwelling house upon it, aud very the City: the soil r.
Of good quality.
For Rent that large and valuable Lot and Houses on
Cary Street present occupied by Mr.. James Wallace
and also the three story Bric; Tenement 18th Street,
Mayo Bridge Possession Of both properties TO be
had tie 1st Of October NEXT viii sell reasonable
terms, whole any part Of the above property and
also the Lot 18th Street, running back to Virginia
Street, and adjoining the property Of Mr. H. L. Wight
JAMES INNES.
Richmond. Nav 75,h. tGZ-. 81 SIN