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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01
Public Sale.

ny vtr OF deed of executed by Jesse D. Merry
man to The Tier, the 21st day Of Dec. 1896,
a'd recorded in the clerks Office oil Pnwha purposes
therein mentioned, will he suld the highest bidder
public auction, for ready Powhatan house,
on the third Thursday i'll February next (beng day.
two hundred and lty of land less lying
owatnn court house. being the late residence of Major
Frederick Wondsor, decd, much thereof may
necessary 10 raise the due aud owing upon
the said decd. Such title vested subsc iber
will be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
WIN. S. DANCE, Trustee.
Jan. 18th 1923. WI,
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TO THE OCEAN.

Of have thee when the deep rcd West
WAS Nrrrord in tyee-and glossy lake,
Calm aud uurufied, secmd thy peaceful breast,
Aud not angry bilow was wake
When breath OF air felt TO shake
Thy quieJ Su'facc-and the view shore
Scetn'l Of thy gentle beauty par,akc
a nj the whole scene around heavenly aspect
Aud have gazrd upon thee when thy
Rose up unanimously, tn Try their might
With winds and StOrmSwhcn biilows left their caves
10 swell the noises OF that dreadful fight
= en- midst the horrors of stormy right,
When surgcs roard and the winds wildly blew,
Ia ye gaacd on thee with range delight,
Aud felt as If patti of thee-aud drew
More pleasure IRON thee the tempest louder grew.
Aud have thy pillows madly fnam,
And chase upon thy breast in hdGous tIrorg,
As ii they left ionever their deep nome,
Thy suuk.n rocks aud hidden caves among;
While, as the wind wa X d stronger and mere strong
The roaring surges like wild horses,
To whirl the chariot of the aloug--
To deaf around them shipwrcck, death, and woes,
And rise Heaven itself, if its deadlicst foes.
BY Man the earthly calm may be reclaim IL
Inmcas ured Ocean. who II uie u'er thecs
Thy still fo--unia mca ble-untaml:
More comtrou thee; Thou wild and free;
no earthly power calm thee thou must I've
HE, who calnd the raging of the sea,
And still 10 thee, proud Ocean! will be kuown:--
He holds thee Ia his hamd,-y might is all his
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01
Px4ANO FoRTEs.

USF received from Geb's celebrated n,anufactory,
e New York, an assortment Of very choice PIANO
tORl rs; among which is very splendid rosewood cabi-
net upright Piano Fortea of which will be sold az the
lowust New York prices and warranted by the maker
The public respectfully invited call at Mr. Roer,
Pnofe's Ware.ToDm, add ezamne the Instruments
Feb
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01

kSTRAIED from the subscriber fine cream
~ colored MARE, about 10 hands higl with fall
black tail and name She left the stable on the even,
ing Of the 9th, and has not since been heard Of Il
liberal reward, & expenses paid, If delivered in Rich
Tond 10 Il. Harrison, at Dover, Goochland, 10 A.
NJ. Harrison. She probably went up the GoocI,Iand
road. RANDOLPH HARRISj)N
Feb 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01

n OIlCE.-Applicatiom will he made at the Farmers
y Bank Of Virginia, for the renewal OF certifca,r
for thirty Shares Of the Stock Of that Bank, in The
rnie CT Benjamin Hatcher, No 1868, dated 25h MAY,
1877; the same having been lost msa id.
2Gth Jan. 1928. pSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01
EJRCIALI:

EjREIATI:
rules held in the clerks Office Of The county Of
buckingham, on MVn'dy, the seventh day Of January
1929:
Ana'e~ Hart and James Nimmo late merchants and
pd'iUe,., trading under tie Grm Of Hart * Nimmo,
AGAINST
Andrew Stanton, Muses. Seeeuy, William Pattesou,
William Gray and Fergus Ferguson, DJtS. -
TIE defendants, William Gray and Fergus Ferguson,
not having entered 'rF appearance aud given security
according tn ce Of assembly and The rules Of this
court, and 1t appearing the satisfaction Of the court
thai TREY not inhabitants Of this State; 1t is ordered,
that the said Gray and Ferguson do appear here the
FIRST day nf May and the bill Of the
painiih ann that copy Of this order he forthwith in
serted IA some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and posted at Tire
front door OF Inc coTrt-housc Of this county.
4 Copy. Testc,
ROLFE III BRIDGE is. n. r.
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.SE0

= counsellor being questioned hy Judge, 10 know
f'!or whom hc concerned" replied as ollo,pg -
conce'cd my lord, for the plaintiff, but l am en-
7Ioyed by the defcndant.n
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FOR RENT.

E1SIIE Manufacturing Alil commonly known as tile
II Anbers; or Calls Mill in she county Of Amherst
James River, and distant from Lynchburg 10 miles.
Ii thoroughly repaired last summer. and runs :;
pair of Barr and pair of Eusopus Mill Stones AT.
tached to the MILL is excellent dwelling house with
the necessary houses for the accommodation Of atni.
l and also with Acres of Land. There is lk
Saw Mill on the premises. Few counry mills possess
the advantages that found this. Boats may load
or unload at the milk atall For terms apply
to John NJ Warwick, Lynchburg. or to
e. & a WARWICK.
Feb. 2 w4,*
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01

Address
JosEPH Haywood,
Sublet's Tavern, Powhatau
p S. Should a concern sufficiently lar,e engage n,s
to make their machinery, should have no objections as
engaging to spernlend said Factory, provided HAT it
sufficiently large to occupy my whole time and ae,t-
ton Should contract of this kind take place, wish
TO apprise my friends aud the public generally, thar my
establishment in Powbaau will be carried ON as usual,
under the objection and mana cement of tpy son.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD.
Powhatau, Jam &c, 1925 #
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01

TANHE subscribers offer their vices 10 their friends
E the public, Commission gents, los the sale of
Tobacco, Cotton SC.
MADISON & J. II. WALTHAII
Fan3O wi,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01

riNlE subscriber again Offers this valuable estate for
sale, situated the main Eastern aud Western VAL
ley road, IN the county o Montgomery, IL miles west OF
Salem, the Eoauoko river. This is Of the
fertile and valuable above the Blue Ridge
tains 500 and 1000 of land half of
which is first bottoms. The improvements consist
OF handsome story dwelling house of brick, all the
Gne barn stable, With taken in pipes EACH
i-iil and OF the hest disti.ieres in The country,
with au,.st 200 Of woodland enclosed for hog
paStme Tle c".IseerS house and ncgo quarters
built in Substantial The fences gene
rally made with locust poScs about 100 of first
rate meadows, and fine young S.chard at apple trees
On the farm building rerued I,-T'i, OF the
hest stands IN the country, where there is Post 'ce
At which the mail running and daily arrives.
He also wishes sell his Ippiks the Allegheny,
having the privilege of gate his faim-,he law an-
tlofsng which perpetual in the subscriber
and requires that the mel profits arising from, the tolls
should annually yield interest of not less than
than 10 per cent $4,000, the original cost; ii
has for many years varied from 10 to per lie
wishes aso sell small tracts ofiad said Turn
pike road.
The subscriber induced to believe that tho value OF
this property has heretofore peveu. his havirg Sold the
impression being that large would be asked for it
He however is determined sell great bargain
earnestly invites offers for it. The payment will
ibe cery accommodating To make it object the
industrious TO purchase, pitass funds in
even speculation. The title will be made purcha.
Sers i,dispufdbe The In nd situated that il would
make two desirable farms Address
GEO. HANCOCK,
Jan I2 81 Fotacri.ay.oVa.
III Ia payinc,; Cor this property, The Subscriber wouic
take in part Ii nr,1J Negroes as ca i, ,,ymeut.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

A PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles ~
"a bove Baton Rouge, thc left bank OF the Misses
sIpi consisting OF
One Thousand and EiyLfa .1rpe;,iS.
said plantation has front of IL Arpents the river &
is adjoining the principal landing of tue settlements
from which Cotton is shipped On tiis tract there are
one hundred or more acres of cleared Iand--onu
large Dwelling House, with six Cotton Gin
The titles TO the above lands are ndisputabie and
warranty deed will be given if required.
AI.so-One Thousand .Arpenh;
situated on lhompson's Creek IN the parish of FeIcj
ana, and half miles from the river Mssissippi So
miles from the town of ST. FrancfspiiIe Part of
this tract consists of low bottoms probably 600 acres
ON SAID tract there about fifty acres, clear cd seine
ears since, but grown up Either the whole or one half
of this tract will be sold the option of The purchaser
For further particulars apply 10 This Office or 10
ROBERT ROSS.
NeT-orleans. oci. 9. Il
~ Cotton Spinners and .BnnutdcturcrS in ptrg7nr.
NJ OIlCE-lt having TERN suggested to by a nul-
L Der III friends aud acquaintance. that grriu,
IS about to become Manufacturing State, and hay,-
always been of opinion that Virginia ought To- live mon
nj home, by which means money would he more pIgu-
titu among us aud knowing well that if Virginia does
become Manufacturing State that she will consequently
De drained oil considerable money at first start,
chihery &c III order to obviate part Of this or
say as much OF II lays power, tFo,,riy1
proper to offer my services the public, and an, now
Tcadyto Contract with company concern for any
quantity OF machinery that may be cnleh for, either fnr
Cotton or WOOL both Of which will warrant TO m,fke
equal 81 not superior 10 any in the Uuon will also
put the machinery in operation and make IL sperate well
My long experience and abilities in business cano.
be doubted of which the public generally we'll ac-
quainfed. JOSEPH IIEYWOOD,
Surviving partner of the late hrn of Ressrs
B"wden, Byrn, & Co. of Petersburg, and
Superintendent of the Cotton Yarn Fac,
tory on Swift Creek, but now in
Powhalaf.
Address
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01

TO Tobacco and Cotton Planters.
- Is T. GWATIIMEY will sell on commission,
Al. Tobacco and Cotton. for those Planters who
may think ht TO consgn their crops 10 them.
iIchmond, Oct. 81 1927. 32t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01

- virtue of a decree of the county count OF King
~ William county, sitting court Of equity, pro-
nounced the 25h day ni Dec. 1896 in which
Harris Carlton admOr, SC. OF john Carlton, decd is
cOmplainan aud Jams Edwards delendau,: The sub.
scrther, commissioner for the purpose appointed, will
sell 20 the highest bidder for cash, the premises,
Friday the 18th day of March, 1928, of land
stuatp N hing i!iiam cnnr'y purchased by said
James Edwards f1Im James johnson and John Crump.
The title is believed niiSputabe, bot the suhscr
rf acting the the court will! convey
with special warranty only, after cunirn,a Of his
po:t by the cuuft CHARLES HILL, Com'r.
Feb w6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-01

ROLFE EEpRIDGE, is. n. r.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
BALM OF COLUMBIA.
A. g. IL. WILSON,
TT "
No. (. West II,rh Street, Wilmington,

No S, West high Street, WninG'oH'
IN AVE been appointed sole Agents in the state o. Dea
LII ware, for the sale OF 0Grdges Chsntcal lam q 90,
Amba which is ex,racsedrom tree found in inc wds o
america. The Balm is improved in color, strength a"d
aeame, and grand capillary virtues are Is follows
me boe, price 50 cents, prevents the hair from falling
|of il 4s hours from its first application, or causes new
s'ow'A ot whskers in few weeks bo.tlei P1iee e. q
en will nnly stop the hair from faing OH out ke
wise in three weeks growth to appear; and
one at 81 gives general good head Of hair to young
person.
hpevensthe hair from turning gray and makes cnti
caufuiy look BRIGHT and glossy, and in few appica.
IONS frees from scurf and entirely removes nervous head
,ebes
Copies of certificates will be shown BY the senders from
sstlemen Who after being bald number of years. have
te'elYed new growth Of hair.
The ssners' characters are supported by His Britannia
Ns'y's Consul Philadelphia, who thereto has pretlxed
as the royal arms of Great Britain; also the Mayor
other Magistrates Of Philadelphia who were personal
cquanted with the sgners have certified to their high
spcsbilitY, and hare likewise prsfSed their seals.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
CAMP-MEETING5.

camp meeting for Smyrna cicni sill commence on
Friday the eighth of August and continue l The Thurs
day follo@ing-on the lands Of MIR Philip Lecnmpt sit.
uation well known for its advanapts that uuhiped
description is unnecessary. This place is vel wactei
not more than or m!es from Smyrna, om Gantwels
Bridge, from head Of sass4tiass, from Mhile'o
Our brethren and fiends the al ounr circuits and
many of the ministers fnii, net are invited
to attend ard take this method Of nfurmng AL whom
may concern, that the sale Of hing viii be nrob
tied on he camp ground, within the limits prescribed
BY laN, during the meeting IAE u.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
HITS and BOOKS.

TUE Subscriber begs leave to inform his irends ana 'e
public generally, that lie still continues TO keep, IA
eonnexon VITA his large and elegant assortment OF
and STATIONERY, splendid assortment OF ftan az, ala
fashionable Y9TS from I. ElaEs slauutactory' rn.iace'.
s, warranted be equal in every respect 70 IVY nas
Nesprices from so IS to So Persons wishing 70 pr,
chase would do well call, as they will be sold ehef oy
Wholesale or retail at Pniladelpha prices
j. SCOTT, No. 49, MaEket.at.
Wilmington, June 9, 1928. ,.,as,
NIB j. S. can have hats made to order at the shortest
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
BOOK-k EEpING.

fiitchcocks New Method Of Bonk Keeping, accompani-
ed with KEY, for sale by A. 8 H. Wilson. No ), West
High street, Wilmington.
For sale, as abore,
Grmshaws Histories Of States, England Rome, and
Greece with Questions adapted 10 each Of them. Bow
dcl's Navigator. smey' Geograph, and Atlas; with
variety of Biographies by other anhoTs
fresh supply Of Bristol Board, Fancy Papers, Stationery,
Engravngs, Prints for 5cra Books and Of Fan
cy Artcies; all of which will be sold for very small ad-
vance on cost.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

" Will. give the above reward Of TEN DOLLARS for
H. the apprehension and securing in Jail notorious yl
lain named STEpHEN FRIsBT negro, who escaped from
my custody the 18th July, 1928 He committed TO
the Jail Of this county, charge of having stolen money
from ,he of i. D. Nouans in this place And while
in my possession made attempt to murder me. viii
give The above reward for securing him. that can bring
him justice He is about feet 10 or II inches high,
stiff HAIR, prominent mouth and bad counenance Ii is sup.
posed he has gone Philadelphia hope that every
ertion will be made by the friends ofusce for The appre
hension of such villain,
c. FOSTER, Cons Asst.
New Castle County, Del.
Middetowu, July 17th 1923. S4-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
Middletown, July 18TH, 1923.
DRAWING OF THE

Delamare and NORTH Carolina Lottery, 9th Class,
y9vaE subscribers, Commissioners. appointed by the Co
vernon of the State Of Delaware, superinend the
drawing of the Deaare and North Carolina Consolidated
Lottery Glass No g. do hereby certify that the
are the numbers that this day drawn from the Fifty
four numbers placed in the wheel, viz:
Observation-Disclosures.
And that the said numbers drawn in the order in
which they stand above that is say No 50 the first
No 18 was the second-No AZ The tht--No, AZ
vas the fou utn-No. % the hf-No II the sxt.
No 10 the seventh, and No. was the eighth and
last. Witness hands, al Wilmington. this 10 day OF
July, 1928. JOHN HEDGES.
FREDK LEONARD,
JOHN M'CLUNG.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
The Trustees OF the Poor,

nF Newcastle County, vii. at the Poor House. on
~ "Wednesday, the 30 hI,st at 10 &c, ,ck, Per-
having accounts against the institution, requested
hand them to JosEPR GRUrp, for settlement, the
Monday preceding the meeting.
II. HEAG.D, Secp.
July II, 1928 554t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, BT
J. Z. CLEMENT,
at No. 1O4, Shipley Street,
FOR THE PROPRIETOR.
PLUMBING.
FOR THE PROPRIETOR

the inhabitants of Wilmington abont introducing
"a the water of the Brandywine into tteir dwellings, the
,1srribcr, Plumbers. of Philadelphia, heg leave 10 sub
rai 10 tic thorough some valuable Improvements in the
construction Of hydrants and draw cocks.
Ter prDyements have been recotnmendedb by Tie city
councils ami watering committee of Philadelphia, honored
ly m award Of the Magelanic premium by he Ame
Yen Philosophical Society, and the Scot premium by the
.grcultnral Society
The advantages OF their Hydrans the common kind
are as follows:
they can be taken up whou: digging or breaking The
pavement
Ihey DO not freeze in winter.
They ave liable to frequent expensive rerars.
The cocks will probably last longer han 80 years. bnt
the cocks Of the red cedar and common h dran frequent
" leak and out in gear.
JIydlans Of every construction fixed.
lion and lead pipes Of the first qoaity lead pnnas for
cserns baths and Plumbers work Of every description
fitted up at Philadelphia prices, by
J. s. w EWING. Market-st
squares above the Town Hail,
Where the public invited 10 cali and examine their in
movements
NIB AS the subscribers manufacture their lead pipe
themselves they warrant capable OF bearing any pres
sure may be bject TO in the water-works.
lulv s. d9-e3t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
Ten DOLLARS REWARD.

SasA Supposed to be stolen from the suhscri-
UI xG~-Sxr, Der, living Summit Bridge, Gel a
AuA AN dark brown Mare, blind OF the left eye, and
ET ySH scar on the right hip, occasioned by kick,
afzzzz7ke1 and marked on the back by the saddle
Any person taking up said Mare and returning her the
owner shall receive the above reward and all reasonable
charges paid by ROBERT KIMBLE.
july IA. 52--3t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Arthmetcs, English Readers, sequels, Spelling Books,
Biographies, Bibles. Testamcnis States, Cphering and
Copy Books Writing and Letter Paper &c. for sale at
& H. Wilson's Book and Staionery Store No. 6, West High
street, at reduced prices.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
From Me Bi;ou
YOUTH AMID AGE.-ny 8 i. co1ER1rsr ESQ

Youth, breeze mid blossoms strayinp,
Where HOPE clings feeding like bee,
Both were nine! Life went Maying,
Win Naure. Hope and Poesy.
When vas young
Wien was Young !-Ah woful when!
Ah, ior !he change 'twixt now and theni
This house of clay net made with hands,
This bnd, that does me grevous wrong,
Ocr lii and dale and sou, ding sands,
How lightly thea il t,asha along:
Like those trim boats unknown of yore,
Gn winding lakes and rivers wide,
Tna ask no aid If sail or oar,
Tha fear no spite of wind or tide !
ronYlr cared this bod, for wind or weatheF
When you'h aud lived mt together.
Flowers arc lovely, Love is nowcr-likc,
Friendship is sheltering tree
Q me ioys that carne down showcr-iikes
OF Beauty, truth, and Liberty.
Ere was cld---
Ere was old,--Ah, wofuI ere
Which tells me youth IS no longer here
youth. for years so many and ree,,
't's known thar hou and 7 were one.
III think it hut false conccit,
II cannot be that thou art gone
Thy vesper bell hath not yet loll'd,
And thou weit aye masker bold.
What strange disguise has new put on,
To make believe that thou art gone
see these locks in silvery slips,
This dragging gait, this altered size
Bat sprng-tide blossoms on thy bps,
And tears take sunshine from thine eyes
Lie is but thought, so think will
That Youth and are house-mates still.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
TO LET,
Soap and Candle Manufactorye

FHvliE Subscriber takes this opportunity to infprm the
public that he continues the above business in all ITS
branches, the old stand corner OF ratna and Queen
Streets near The Friends Meeting Honse where lie will
Manufacture and furnish, Philadelphia prices .Nod and
Dipt CANDLES, Fu!sr's. Yeoz and BrgHa SOAP Of the
best quality ENOCH ROBERTS.
N. B. The highest price giver, for Talow, Butchers
Fat, and Fat of every description.
Wilmington July II, 1898. 5I--.f
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25

NORTH EAST HERRING.

TUE Subscribers have JUS, received an have inr s"
50 bbs Of Tic first quality North East la hERR,NGs
JN0. & VIM. ii. GoRDEN:
1,n, 42-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25

THE following certificate gives the history Of the intro
dction Of he fanacea into tlc Philadelphia Aims House
mfrmay Those who read it, will be convinced that the
proprietor feared the investigation Of the phys
can ~ aneavnred to administer the medicine in secret.
a,sN esift preodices of the fscuty-those who
sere 50 ~, originally 10 eaclde the medicine from
tbs rssr aoud negl ct no opportunity Of expelng
i, af.e, Il Lad beG,, introduced
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
CHARLES SAUNDERS

EsPECrfIl.LY informs his friends and the public.
ID that he has returned TO this Borough, and he
commenced the PAINTING GLAZING AND PAPER
HANGING n all ITS branches, and hopes by strict
attention TO business merit share OF public patronage
duly 3 1923 49-tf
n. y. Wanted as an apprentice, boy from IS 70 16
years Of age.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
GIBSON 8 .U.aTHER,
Plumbers.

inform their friends and the citizens
n Of Wilmington generally, that they carry The above
business in all its branches, No 13 north side Of the
Lower Market; where hey keep constantly on hand
fIYDRANTs
CT all descriptions, OF the best quality, together with LEAD
and mos PIPES calculated for conveying water into private
houes all Of which they offer on the mos reasonable
terms.
q fa,ter themselves, that from their long and in
malc acquaintance with the Planting business in ''hadel
|pa they will be able give general satisfaction Those
who wish the Brandy wine water into their houses,
|s please apply as above II particular reference
Is wanted, please call on Mr. Joseph Grub.
I,ae ~ 44-Sn
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-25
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
SO Stone Masons.

TE10 work at dry wall, in the Chesapeake s, Delawa5e
y Canal, at Summit I'ridge:-to whom liberal wages
viii be gwen. Apply 10 JAS. A. ROBINSON,
/ March l9, 1928 18-tf AT SUNNI, Bridge