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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11
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. so REIt.IRD
R ASAWAY from The subsurier .bou, the latter end f
~ Nov. 1871 nssfo fellow Of them nainsi sam
ihsy are boh about 81 IS years age. The ssl, San
IS about II ) ms. hiyh with scar on h f,reb-j s,,
,aus a"a Of Indian complexion aud vaee The other
san about Il ms high slender made long es .th.
ot light somPe1ion The other fellow named John pbo,
- years old ~ high, very much oot Cd wiki ,ls
and particularly his right high. When he lef here he h.
large hnchers knife, aud Will likely make use of n IN he
defence as 10 Ia; resisted before; and Is key he
o"h ns masters name viii give $50 reward 10 ai,v rf,,r
WAC viii lodge them 'afe IN any Jail OF deliver I'm ~, a.,
ne IN Chester districts O. $40 for either of ibcg y
N -, - JAML WILLIE
- itotsy W Jun, HDlAs HlaFeh II. i0O-DiO+
WE Snerih 20, he counties OF Wellington La 5cI1
a Russell aud latewell King William, King 4. 'Onaen
Essex, UaIoins aud IIsnoyer; " ;the Mn ,, me-
ana Eiie'i Rlha%ha Mlson Randolph Levi Ham
Pre'ioni Fsuquier CuPegsf, viii take motto ,,,' a
aiei1 be held At teT eouhoue aud other PLACES author
yea ny ii~ Too h!d'ng elections, the month OF An, -
TO ehouse SeEstCis represent theif respeiive ~
Mach u. 800 O4'D C. ;.
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The following is published in the Albany Ar
gus as " note from able and distinguished
friend" at Washington. This is not the first time
that we have seen this pirate and uocial letter
referred toll other distant.pubc prnts.Is il pos
sible that such note could have been received
by member Of the Convention? Not whisper
about any such note--or Of the information Il con
tains has ever TRANSFERRED, within our knowledge,
at home. What Is the fact?
have seen letter from Mr. Monroe to gen
tleman IN this city, in which he states that both
himself and Mr.. Madison had declined their no.
" mdnaiion as electoral candidates by the Anti
" Jackson Virginia coDvention-that the fact was
" communicated 20 one Of The most distinguished
members Of that convention by them, in on an
" swer to a private, unofficial ietfCJ which he ad-
dressed 10 the former Presidents. In the letter,
=" which read, Mr.. Monroe authorised his corros-
" pondcnt 10 make this known to his friends ct
GO Washington
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-11
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
WANTED,

Tbecse o so1io good s accap'l5le E05o-ssss 1g
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Riehmonnd, NIarcbIl.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-07-31
NOTICE..

w the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
Court Of Probate for the district of Litchfeld Com
mssioners the estate of
STEPHEN GRAVES,
late Of Harwinton, deceased, do hereby give notice
that the said Court of Probate has allowed six months
from the 18th day Of July 1885, for the creditors to
present their claims against said estate who will
attend to their appointment at the late dwelling house
of the deceased, on the second Monday in January
next, at O'Clock p. M. All persons neglecting to
present their claims will be debarred recovery.
PHILIP GAYLORD, C,;,
ABIJAH WEBSTER, Co"s~s'S'
f Is JONATHAN ROSSlTER, ''''''''
Harwinton, July II, 1928.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate paymentto
7 @ URIAH HOPKINS, Adm'r.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-07-31
Collectors Notice.

ALL persons liable to pay taxes in the town of Sha-
ron, hereby notified that the subscriber has In his
hands, warrants to collect and state tax on the
assessment list 1926, and also on the assessment list
Of 1927, and that he will attend to receive te same Of
those persons who in arre,rs, at the, following
times and places, Ito wt:) on the 9Th day of Sept,
next, at the tavern Of Gideon S,udiey, and the 9Th
at the tavern of Charles E. Berry, and on the 9th at
the dwelling house Of Oliver Kellogg, ESQ.,. from one
O'Clock to seven o'clock P. NJ. on each Of said days
All persons who neglect this notice may expect pay
legal travel fees
JOHN WILLIAMS, Collector.
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10 the Benevolent Of all Denominations IN thu
State Of Connecticut. --

person residing in the County Of Litchfeld,in the
State of Connecticut, makes the following PROPOSE
tons: s.r. ....<
l. Iftem or persons, living in the State ofCon-
nectcut, will agree to pay Fee Hundred Dollars
each, for the benefit of the AMERICAN BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS, within one
year from this date,or five equal annual insaIIments
of One Hundred Dollars each as the donors may pre-
fer, then will engage to pay the like sum OF Fire
Hundred Dollars for the object. Notice must
be given OF such intention to the Treasurer ofsad So
cety, on or before the first day of March next, whose
certificate of such engagement forwarded to me by the
first day fAprl next, shall bind me to the payment of
Five Hundred Dollars in whole, or by instamens,a
is above specified. ... .... =.
2. The same proposition is made by the same per-
son, in favor Of me AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
| D. So also, is the same proposition made, by the
| same person, in favor of the AMERICAN TRACT So
Getty at New-York.
4th, Aud lastly, the same person, makes the same
proposition, in favor of the AMERICAN EDUCATION
SOCIETY.
That there may be no misapprehenson of the fore
going proposals, the author re-states that If either of
'uoW ououiu De CoWpteu WIN anu Hieu Wltntn the
limited period, then will he hold hnselfbound to paw
the sum by him proposed; and if all Of them should
be filed up, then will he in like manner pay the sums
proposed on all.
The name and address the person making these
proposals, WILDE left with the officers of each institu-
! ton interested in the result.
CONNECTICUTENsIs.
Litchield County. Conn. July 10Th, 1928.
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al Intelligencer, from having seen a list ac-
cOmpanied by unquestiOnable evidence Of its
correctness. From the sale of personal es-
tate ia January 1897, and the funds which
came into his hands, the executor has paid the
sum Of SI2,34O on account of the interest ac-
cruing on that debt, and the sum of S95, 900
in part discharge of it. There is therefore al
this time the sum of $4,000 remaining I'M
paid. to pay which the lands of Mr.. Jeffer-
son are now offered for sale.
Safety of Steamboats, from Lightnipg---The New
1ork Statesman mentions as remarkable fact, that
steamboat, while in motion, has never been known
TO be struck with lightning, Notwithstanding the guam
tty OF iron about its machinery. This is owing. il is
OF the atmosphere, and forming conductor at IA con-
siderable distance behind the boat.
Slavery and Dedth.---Mr. Ezekiel Odell, being in a
state of partial intoxcatiOn "a raising Manchester
Vt. had some alteration with Mr.. David Gleazen---
and struck him blow with stone, which proved
mortal. Odeli was put in prison, where he cut his
own throat, but is expected to sur"ve.
The Arkansas Gazette of June ii states that Red
river had recently been six tet higher than it
has before been, within the recollection of the Oldest
inhabitants OF that part of the country. great guam
uty OF stock has been drowned land large portion O
the plantations in its negborhood have been inunda
ted; some ot them to such extent TO destroy all
prospect IN making crop this season land the princ
pal part OF them aie injured that scarcely half
crop will be made. The large and flourishing set
Elements in Long Prairie, have been seriously affect
ed, and several families have been compelled to move
out TO the Pine HIS. The planters Lying in louisa
ma, on Red River, have also sustained much damage
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DG3sD

In Woodbury., OIL Sabbath morning, the 9th inst.
very suddenly, DANIEL BACON, Esq. Mr.. B. was
very extensively known and respected in this state,
and at the time of his decease was candidate forthe
responsible Office of EIector of President, &c. He
was Sc years of age.
In Hartford, 24th inst Mrs. Mary Goodwin, wife
of George Goodwin, Esq. senior editor ofthe Connec-
ticut Courant aged SO. On the 18th inst. Mr. Willis
Baldwin, aged "A.
lu this town, of consumption, 22d inst widow
Thrza Kilbourn, aged 30. daughter of Mr. John Kill
bourn.
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NOTICE.

L HE Hon. Court Of Probate for the District Of
Litehfed, has allowed six months from the Oath day
Of July, 1928, to thecreditors OF the estate Of
EPHkAEM SPENCER,
late of said district deceased to present to the execu-
their claims against said estate the expiration
of which time all claims presented will be oreve
loreclosed and barred recovery.
BY order Of aid Court.
EPHRAIM SPENCER. E1gcu.
SYLVESTER SPENCER, tors. (.
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STRAYED

/ FROM the subscriber, on Friday the 9th instthree
swine, mostly of white colour two of them rather a.
bove the common size, and in good fatting ORDER
Whoever will return them to the subscriber, or give
Information where they may be found, shall be liber-
ally rewarded. SAMUEL ENSIGN
Litchfeld, South Farms Soc.l July %, 1925. Z
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1828-07-31
Julia Jacqua's Estate.

HE Hon. Court Of Probate for the District Of
Sharon has limited and allowed six months from this
date, for the creditors of
A~ JULIA JACQUA, 4.
late Of Canaan, in said district deceased to exhibit
their claims to the subscriber for settlement. No
claims will be allowed which not exhibited within
the time allowed.
DANIEL JACQUA Admir-.
Canaan, July S, A. ID. 1898. .-. 6
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NOTICE..

HE Hon. Court of Probate for the District of
Litch6eid, having allowed and limited six months
from the 2lst day of July, 1925 for the creditors to
the estate of
BENJAMIN CARPENTER,
late Of Litchfeld deceased, represented nsolvent to
exhibit their claims; and said Court having appointed
the undersigned Commissioners to receive, examine,
adjust and settle, the claims of the creditors to the
estate of the said deceased: Therefore, by order of
said Court. we do hereby give notice, that will
meet at the late dwelling house Of the deceased on
Monday the 2lst day of August next, and on Monday
ike 2st day of January, 1892 at o'clock in the af
ternoon, each of said days. for the purpose of
tending to the business Of our appointment All claims
not exhibited within said time, will be barreda
cry. .G @H
ENOS STODDARD, ! Commits
EPHRAIM s. HALL, sioners.
Ltchfed, July Goth, 1898. 7
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plying candidate for the presidency, under penalty
Of dissOlving the union, must be yielded to by the
north and west, for it is dangerous crossing spOl
child; ergo, Andrew jackson is the man for presi-
dent.
The Tariff bill of 1923 passed the two branches o.
Congress, both Of which are universally acknowIede
ed to have been governed by Jackson influence
hence the anti-ariff Jackson men at the south ar,
perfectly justified in dssolvng the union, should Mr.
Adams again be elected president.
Gen. Jackson is the acknowledged friend ola Gu
dicious tariff" which in southern phraseoogy means
just tariff at all thence northern mechanics and
manufacturers are in duty bound elevate him to the
presidency.
The specks of war; at the south are as much to be
dreaded the bosterous threats of spoiled child of
ten years old, that he will 'diSinherit his father and
MOTHER and turn them of doors ergo, Jackson
must have the chair ofsate the soutrons from
exposing their weakness in attempting to put their
idle threats into execution.
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SamuelaBarnard's Estate.

SamuelaBarnard's Estate.
WE, the undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Court of Probate for the district of chfed
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the
claims of the several creditors TO the estate of
SAMUEL. BARNARD,
late of Litchfe!d in said District, deceased represent
ted nsoI,ent, and said Court having limited and al
lowed six months from and after the 23d July 1929
for the creditors said exhibit their claims
hereby give notice that shall meet at the dwelling
house of said deceased the fourth Friday in Octo-
Der and January next, nine o'clock in the forenoon
each Of said days. attend to the business Of our
said appointment. All claims not presented within
the time limited aforesaid, properly atesed, will be
forever torecosed, and barred recovery.
RUFUS PICKET,
SIMEON HARRISON, Conn''s-
JAMES PlERPONT, s'O''srS'
Litchfeld, July %, 1925
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TO Manufacturers.

Il OR SALE, first rate stand and water privileges
for mandatory Of cotton and other goods on du-
rable stream, at the Great Falls called on Ban
tam river situated in Bradey-Ville, 12 miles west
of Litchfeld Court House, on the main road leading
from LitchfeIdt to New-York. Any person Or persons
wishing to embark in the manufacturing business,
would do well to call and examine for themselves.
SOLON BISHOP.
LitchGeld. Conn. July "a, 1898, Z
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GOUNCY lDOAC.
LITCHFIELD, JULY 81, 1879.

The following is the allotment Of the Judges Of the
Superior Court for the ensuing year.
SUMMER CIRCUIT.
ChiefJ. HosMER, New-Haven, ToIland.
PETERS, Brooklyn Danbury.
LANMAN, Middlesex, Hartford.
DAGGETT, Litchfeld, New-London.
WINTER CIRCUIT.
HosMER, Norwich, Middlesex.
90 PETERS, New-Haven, Hartford.
" LANMAN, Fairfield, Litchfeld,
DAGGETT, Brooklyn, Tolland.
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Lttchfeld Cabinet & Chair
Warehouse.
GEORGE DEWEY

Has on hand, at his Establishment few
doors west of the County House, an extern
sive assortment of
Cabinet and Chair Furniture,
made of good materials and the workman-
ship executed in fashionable style.
He tenders his thanks to the public for the
liberal encouragement he has received for a
few years past. and hopes by his industry and
skill to merit continuance Of the same.
WANTED, as an apprentice
to the Cabinet Business, smart active Lad
ID or Is years ofage; one of good morals
will find encouragement.
I.itcbfield, June 25, 1898. @
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s The forth coming Middetown Jackson Convention
will nOt be wanting in numbers, fthe sending of from
three to twelve and fifteen delegates from town can
collect them. The Times Ofthe 2Sth gives the names
Of 40 delegates from sic towns Let all the towns in
the state do as wean from 10 to 1000 delegaleswi
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To raise Turnips among Corn.-Sow about
one pint Of turnlp seed TO the acre, ON or a.
bout the 2lst OF July either before or after
the last narrowing; top the corn as soon
as ripe enough. and husk it as soon as
the corn will admit; cut down and bear off
,, the stalks, to let the sun upon the turnips. e.
the sweetness of the fodder will Compensate
for the labor. Take in the turnips about the
middle of December. By pursuing these
directions. corn of forty bushels to the acre
| will produce go or 100 bushels Of tllrnips at
the same time; these for mich cows and
sheep will be ofparticular importance.
The Spy Unnasked.-A new work says the
N.YEnquirer, said TO be uncOmmonly interest.
ing. has been announced by the Messrs. Har-
pers as about issuing from their press. 1t is
entitled 1.-The Spy unmasked, or memoirs of
Enoch Crosby, alias HarveyaBurch, the real
Spy of COOper's tale Of the Neutral Ground.
The Author is Captain Barnum of the u. S.
corps of TOpogr aphical Engineers, and the
facts and anecdotes related in this work were
all repeated to him by Mr.. Crosby himself,
and taken down in short hand from the vete-
ran'ssOwn lips. Many of the incidents are said
to bear strong resemblance to those recor-
ded in the Novel of the Spy. The work is
neatly printed and highly emhellished with
engravings.
Mr. JefsrsOn's Debts.--At the time of Mr..
Jeferson's death, his debts amounted to 1O7,-
600 dollars. This we know, says the Nation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-26
'ailta5lc ReaI Estate jor Sale.

q Deed OF h.a finr 26th OF Nov.
1872 snd duly recorded the X fict Of the county
NJ, Of A~hetsi, the sh Januay $685. whereby Lsnes
fehdlet"noi tie s'd county Ell e. the undersigned,
w hH' Ter ihs purpose, tn an mentioned, One eetisn
reo ar pascso lan, containing 7SS more
lees lying aud beng the county f Amherst Busve
River on both sides 81 the from New Gla.soo Lynch
burg and s'lo'nng thu land. Of David Garland the
saw and. which Iaonss Aididst purchased Of Ish Cam
aud John Wstwek, and which by
A!drdce and Cahe has wife to the Jane. uuIe-
tom ny deed bearing dat. the 29.h day Of Ap. reap
snail on Monday the 27h day Of OF b.
aoof "i the Franklin Hotel the town o
TO gel. IN. ai1ge-aId tract Land, highr., Fiddler
trhc ant'on tor The purposes of sad said deed
q" uus authorizes the sale 10 he made ready money;
tue crednors willing authorize sal. time pay
mes 'ihg -as-isetciiy secured sad pa
annually The Improvements this land two story
ook Dwelling house with = pUr; ttiek
with other Necessary out house: house. an,i
o'eieei huu'e, harm, dc &c. The equal any u,
me upper country; the Improvements good condition; tie
plantation under good System al culture, and tho
krosth oil inst rate tobacco, wheat
healthy, and the Dsshhohood de.rs Bile Tbs land sed
about male from New Glag"w, the county town. about four
miles from The courthouse II the county 20 mile,
from sJneAhurg p n. NICHOLAS
WM. SEKEkVlS,
-, Or 1rt.st.ss.
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CoALITIoN rAcrIcs

We understand thoroughly what was 70 have
been The tactics Louisiana theirs as they sup
posed BY an overwhelming Kentucky, e.
Ieciing Metcalie, by large mljorty--and " Mis-
sour, Indanaan Illinois following in their Steps
as tie fast v. Y. American exultingly predicted--
their design was TO continue the war whoop, pre- O.
cipiiate Themselves with an their arts and auda-i-
~ on Pennsylvania and r. Y0rk-raim these
great states and thus carry the election By siorn.
And did they really persuade Themselves that the
columns Of Pennsylvania and n. York were not
prepared cooiy 10 dsspisc this slogan AMI boldly to
repei the onsc2 Gould they ihinb that Pcnnsyl-
yanta, who was the Grsi 10 present, Jackson 70 The
Union, would deser, the man WON she had adopt
edf That Ncw York was 90 capricous ~ the
winds W bout principle, without perseverance
~ tic fcoplc's cause, that she would throw away
this opportunity Of endearing herself 70 hcr sisters
and founding upon their ancctiouAtc grati;ua. .',r
column oi her popularity? Bot, these tifsi calculus
tons have heen baifled Kentucky viii 20 for
Louisiana is not certainly theirs Missouri and ll.
inois are aganst thcm-and Indiana indcyend.n'
aud infieNible Their principal weapon is thur
struck from their hands But what il these Siatcs
had been decidedly against Jackson--arc Virgin
a., and Pennsylvania and n. York 10 be shaken:
taser arts we have never seen employed to de-
eeive the people. Not only arc calunnies without
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-26

At Hanorer eoiOHy court, .iidica 2,5ib, 1879
m the motion OF Jsne Iundl,y sdmx VIM lIundi.y
~ dec Ordered That OF the Master
"s eonft audit aud settle, The undiey-
eonuot her naturalization OF the OF the said
anu tina; he tfpcit thereof w. the Js.ts,
PHILIP w WINSTON, IA. C.
~ RgRovsr county court, .juiy 2s,h, iSe8
ON the motion ct lane ilunday ndln TX of Wn. Iuniey
&. O'Seg'd, fhsi "a the Master Cvmmissioners th.
sntt audit sstt sad settle, between each VI Che
pthns' OF the estate OF said VIA uanlty, dee. and
snd sim a. Sht that hr tri,,'t thereof court
Ae'f). Tese, PHILIP II. WINSTON, c. he
TuE Fse. interested the above Ss. required 20
attend ~tu h' accounts eud vouchers hl,. John w.
shl. rav.Sn, Monday the I'D isy September next,
al ~ oSi'ok Nj ~ Which Aai pihce pTorcse ~
cary the sbC'e OSu.E, OF Uouit into Ell. It.
PRRKE STREET,
AGaSfeT
Hanover, Aug. &c. a2-m4r
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SSf virtue Il Deed ftpt Nteutrd hy Jane. Bur ford
~ /" tue suoscUbef- ts uly ,cot, ed IN n
.ierk' Office OF q bland county they eherei
I Wa" "a 'e 80 oay al Ars next at the Tavern OF Ro
sanP, the ouhtl Goo and ~ ort "a, 10 ..i III.
guest oc'eF,s puhc sneticn Io cash, following pro-
Pe'y or 50 much theeo may nectsaf, T. satisfy the
purposes OF the sad Deed TTu,l. Wit al he said
puioIG Household isi;ehrn Furniture in pnt
Oh leather beds, heds,ead an tu complete; also The,
interest 70" sad Burord negr. n,en, name I.bsu,
d" Lswh Mbtn negroes were purchased partner,hip
WIN J1hh o1w!ts, dec and pau sccurdnsy-his ner..t
'hti 60" bens ohc moety "a each Of sad all
S balance "hTh may appear the Burlord from.
me De-P Geek Cana Company The sutsoTh.r. acting =,
Ifu'-t wi ony convey .urh ti,, vested in them nv
aid pSed ' Itus 'J' te fs 10 the property Is be
"s'eH'''e s'01' James Lyons, J.
John s. Fleming,
IAona0S Is. Watkins.
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W. 'lhS ''tteeiss INTO hsr frroy yuung Ladies'
~ w." '@ country "t'. Isss VIII s,cnj ri9sf prrtic-
uY, 'i1 P''nnhiyfiv 'ne health, oonifot rrisfo
rfn' r'9ner' Nnd 'ooat snd eer'y ,ii.s uiilbs r.
'.Nr' 'he wy conri tnf Their tdutron well seleeted
h'aty, osd fIlat pr wiz b. .t-..e a. tls,r ,..
t'e' cen s'tri ihen, suh give ptyr lessons in M,r
f i1"'"f or Other hftnc hcs, they csn sffer ttLs
dy scooi' 90 Gr'n r fag. be- taken ne,ssn, sud en-
moamnt house ,a retired 'insuon -oniisuoi. 4, me
tf school Term ran he known Nv ntf.esnn 10 Mr.
Fsee .e' Pef.onaiy ~ by letter md or ,sfe-e .he men.
hon' 1ht.ou aobtrt and Ie.srie Cothnsy ey
erlg Randolph, and Bsroafd rsy'on, E.qr,
y. b. Oupg L0lies irHo. hare finish ,y M
Education MI be rcce.gsG jY lrs pose "a 1,at =
lo'g R0cfd.rs. I.
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WHAT wen known Es,ahlishn.h, the WASHINGTON
Il TAVERN. IN The Town Of York. Grmery oo,upi.d Lv
Laurence 6bb"n. and isiteTy by Mathew Wills dec Is
van;aseous situation pretmn.nt Public House i.
otIns asPaeous building, eoOd ooudu0n (mmediatelv
opposite the ocuithoustl with all ~. .sry oai,,sr
Amongst them large stable me nj Wi, he
sold pfivaeon advantageous applicants r 10
purchase Should not h. disposed cf before York sent
court day, r then he solo ruhiiey pa, lni,e spa
WILLIAM NELSON.
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HilhhIrF"S SIZE
~ Neam Boats Stages and H6rses-in the Suite

Qf Steam Boats Stages and H6rses-in the lstate.
Ct DelGicaTe.
HSN vi01e OF several tie State of Delaware OF
~ 'o Soa 70 h, .herfo su''ex oounty directed there
wi hr exposed to public safe l. afofd
fday, III 9Ih o August, ls2s The following property
'''ngbs I" the Philadelphia, Dover, Norf.k Steam
n"s and IIan'pmtaii.n Company, tat sayTwc Steam
Boats the Phisde pha and the Hrfok Of 2eOons
"un each, built ~ 1885, q" the hest materials vol
mahsb, lately examined aud engines Of low pres
sure H5d new set OF boilers 10 ihe Pbisdelia together
Win an P lacking ceb'n aud cthT furniture OF great
variety, and such ~ board
seoh bo' row ready ili Immediate Employ Also, two
ats'f, hnd 20 head OF the first Hstses, Harness.
Sfegj and sSsoB and 10 be sold Tor he
frtht "I the debts Of the Corporation.
Ky JOIN COLLINS. ShiG
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