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The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-24
Cs R4.1rICA g.

This certi6es that the premium offered by the "Ag- rcultural Society for the County of Litchfeld for the best Colt under two years old" was awarded to Oliver s. Wolcott Esq for his colt by Old Duroc, al the Cattle Show and Fair of said Agricultural Society held October 15, 1923.
 Also--That the Premium offered for the best Stall- ion, Shaving reference to Stock," was awarded to Oliver $. Wolcou Esq. for his Stallion, PAUL PRY, by Old Duroc, at the Cattle Show and Fair, held al, Iitchfeid, October Il. 1896:
 Attest $. P. BOLLES, Rec. Sec. As. of L.C.
 Ltchfeld, March 7. 1897.
 This certfes that the above premiums were awarded
 according to the certificate of $. P. Boiles. A J.R. LANDON, Chair. Aacaraing Com.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-24
esg, Goods. Chdrles L. WeJbSSon

HAVE just received from New-Yerk an assorasen n of NEW GOODS,
 much cheaper than nsuai.s Among them may be found almost epery article wanted for the presen, and approaching season.s An extensive assor,ment of BROAD CLOTHS from sl,5O, to $500 per yard. superEne CAssIMEREs, &c. &cs which vill be disposed of for Cash or Credit.
 Eiicl6eld, Aprii9, 1923. 4s
 RPN. Allthose indebted to the subscriber are hereby informed that payment must be made, and in eopseQnence ef new arrangement cannot be dispen- 19A Mi,h. c. k. WEBB.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-24
INFORMATION WANTED.

MT. LEVI DE WOOLF, of the town and county of fLitchfeld Conn., aged about GA years, left is resi- dence Wednesday evening thes9th inst. il. poor t'orIt,, and on foorshad oh dark brown Coa4 sess and panaloons an ola butternut cooured great coa, and an old felt hat ;-is about five feet ten or eleven inches high, tbch set andof dark complications does not incline to converse unless spoken Any infor- ton to him will be gratefully received. Printers of newspapers will suhserve the cause of humanity by giving the foregoing an insertion in their papers.
 A. DE WOOIF.
 Litchfeld South Farms, April l4. 1898. A
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-24
RENOVATOR,
COLU MEAN SYRUP,

N OR the cure of Liver Complaints Scrofula Rheu- matism, Kings Ev Ulcers, Indigestion, and Debility. As an evidence of the superiority of the Columbian Syrup ovor other Medicines recommended and sold for the above diseases, the following communication is copied from the Connecticut Herald, of January Is, 1898.
 Thisis to certify that was afflicted with wander ing pains in different parts of my body which com menced in the spring of 1892, and lasted about IS months, from which time it settled in my right knee and began to swel and continued swollen du, ing the winter. tried many things to help it, but all to no effect. In the month of March 1824 it ulceraed and broke-from that time lt spread to large sore, which was two inches in diameter In August, the same year, the ulcers began the lower part of my knee pam, gathered and broke there and spread to the size of mans hand During the (all and winter, had the advice of many surgeons and physicians, but all to no purpose; it continued to grow worse. In the summer of 1926, l took bottles of Scott's Panacea, from which found no relief; in the fall of the same year. took bottles of Potter's CathOfcom, also without effect. In January 1897, I began on Swains Panacea, and that also failed of afordng re- lief, but my leg very bad. Sixteen large Uioers were on my leg, on the calf four inches in dam- eter, and thirteen small ones On the 9th of April 1927, began on the Columbian Syrup, and in two & half months my leg was healed up soundly and has remained SO. s*
 This cure attribute to the use of Jacob Albrighs Columbian Syrup. am well and can walk any reasonable distance with convenience.
 JOHN HEMPSTED
 New-Haven Jan. 18th, 1898.
 E53It is to be regretted, that many suffering under nveterae diseases, should be imposed upon by MED- ICINEs, known best by the appellation of PANAcEAs which are held forth to perform perfect cures where they have not the slightest effect upon the disorders
 Philadelphia, Jan 18th, 1928. The above Syrup, price s per bottle, $50 per
 LEE, HOPKINS S BUTLER. Hartford, March 18. tf42
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-24
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

ON the lst Monday in May next will be sold ai ibsAfsfs NENnE1I m tbe If Assssi6s; Such St6ne-ware, Rakes, Pitchforks TJoE-handIes, Cradles, Crockery, Hardware, Sc. N LUKE LEWIS
 Litchfeld, April 9, 1928. 4S
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-24
 MASONIC NOTICE.

THE regular Communications of D ARIUS CHAP TER, No. 16 will be holden at the Masonic Hall, on Thursday, the 24th inst. at one o'clock, P. M.
 Ltchfeld, April 12, 1898. A
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-24
ONE CENT REWARD.
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the District oi LitchfelG hath allowed Six Months from the 10th day of inst April for the creditors of the estate of
 SAMUEL ELDRED,
 late of Warren in said district deceased to exhibi, their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly atiested within said time, will be debarred recovery.
 ERASTUS ELDRED, Admr. Warren, April 3, 1898. 43
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-24
!. !. Temple cf Fashion.
 E. SCOTT, TAILOR,

NESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public that he has purchased of James G. Wilson of New-fork, the exclusive right of using and vending in and for the town of I.tchfeld his much improved system for Cutting Garments, which is secured to him by letters patent under the sealofthe president of the United States. The above system is universally used by all the best Taors in the United States People wishing to get ther work done in the first style, and m workman-ike manner. shall not be disappointed hy calling upon hlm, as he keeps the best of work men, and receives from New-York the fashions as often as they change.
 ~. WANTED
 IMMEDIATELY, GTThres first rate Journey men Tai.ors.
 LRehGeld, April n, 1898. MI
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-24
House and Ssgm Printing, & EXPERIENCING

THE subscriber takes this method of informing the public that he intends carrying on the abovemea toned business the ensuing season. and hopes from his experience and endeavors to please, to gain a share of pubhc patronage.
 Liichfeld, April 8, 1898. 43
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-24
1Lfst of Nrtters

Rem.iuipiag in thePost- 00ice, in Litchfed
 April 1, 1928. James Birge Jane R.. Lewis Samuel Btackman D. Lombard
 Wm. C. Burnham Philemon Murray E Samuel Baker Elizabeth o. Marsh Margaret c. Brown Truman M'Neil
 Phoebe Bolles Matthew Miner
 B. & s. Brewster Isaac MNeil
 Ruel Bradley Mary Ann Moore John Baldwin Ambrose Norton
 Abel Clements John Negus
 Samuel Garfield 2 Harriet Negus , Joshua Clapp Edmund Peck < Herman 9iach Lancelot Phelps ta- Harriet Cross Benj. Palmer
 Hon. County Court Cyrus Palmer .sSamuel Dudley John s. Peters GnaFs cy Erwin John c. Riley EdmuHc9 B. Elmendorf Pernet Stevens Andrew Af swin Garhood Sanford { Gurdon Hey Judson Smith } Stas Frodt Nath. P, Sumner Sarah FreIpch Jenks W Turner Harriet F6pt Reuben Tyrre DevereauxjB Goodwin Wm. A. Taylor Chester Gdslee Wm. J. Taylor Garhood Griswold Henry Trowbrdge Sally GreaM John Van TasseIl < Nicholas GarCNao- Amanda M. Wadsworth Thomas J. HotchAiss Dora Wilson p Harriet M. Haden Christopher Wheeler John Hyde 2 Prince Ware Seth Higby Daniel c. Webb Joshua Johnson Enoch Williams Belinda James 2 Sarah Young John R. Landon 4s CHARLES SEYMOUR, P. M
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
NOV. I3l IBI7. J--9t
MIDDLETOWN ACADEMY
Classical Department.

vJNliis Institution will be opeled Monda, the PA Of
L October inst, under the Of the re-, JosErn
WILSON
III this Seminary Students will be thoroughly Instructed
in the different branches Of good English and Classical
education, va, Reading Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography Composition, Etocuuun, Mathenlst
les and the Greek and Latin Languages. The terms Of
tuition will be-ior the English branches exolustc OF
mates fo tho Languages including The English $40 per
session. rniton none. 10 be pad ~ advance.
There Will be IN the year, with shUrt
ton between each
Good boarding be obtained in rcspecabe ianile, il
the village, the rate Of forty doas per session aud
few boatdels can be accommodated HE family of The
Principal jNO. EDNOWF5, Secg.
MdlicoWn, oct. l, 1897. 94--3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

virtue of order of the Chancellor Of the State OF
ID Delaware, to me directed will be exposed to public
sale at the house Of John r. Mandseld in st. Georges
hundred Friday the eleventh day of January next at
O'clock all that plantation and tract of land, situate
lying and being in the hundred OF APPOINTMENTS ~
Newcastle County, bounded by lands Of John Gnn Dr.
Arnold Naulan, John Eddowes, Alexander Crawford and
Arnold S. Nauiain containing one hundred and hiy
acres be the less being the same iaSd OF
which Mary Moody, dec formerly Mary Schee, died seiz
ed Together with all and singular the improvements and
tereunto belonging Seized and taken as
the property Of the said Mary ooiv dec, and to be sold
Iby WIN. HERDMAN, Sheriff.
Dec 1897. lot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
TO BE RENTED,

Farm Cantwell's Bridge. on which is a." excenem
N dwelling house, with all other convenient out puo,
Iings The village which situated salwaysa GOOD
market for all kinds of grain, and from which constan.
carriage to Philadelphia. Any one wishing 10 we"
the premises, will apply to Mrs Da rdgh who now occu
pies II, to Mr.. Richard Mansfield near MIddleo~n
Nee s 1907 13--Qt NJ. DALE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

vN7IE Stockholders of the Wilmington and Great FGey
l. Turnpike Company, hereby notified that an election
for presden six Managers and Treasurer will be held
at lie Inn Of Robert l,roomal. village OF Brandy wine
ON Monday the l4h day Of January next, at 2 o'clock
P. NJ. J. B. VANDENER, Secy.
Rr.ndyuine Dec o. 1927 l7-6t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
Walter SCOTS New Novel.

.eea!ries 3. the CtNngafe, in vols. Just received By
A |. wilson Also-the Ali No OF the american Our
~; itpise Subscriptions for THIS Review, and for tue
lur, American Review, received this Office They are
ca h Eve DalAs per annum. Persons wishing to subscribe
Ave requested 10 ca and opportunity Will be afforded
various numbers oil these valuable publications.
{ !. PIES Of the above works placed in our Cncu
latli q l.brAlv
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
TO LEI.

10 LEI,
AzwA The mill known as PlilLLIPS'S MILL.
fassssfR There is 80 feet fall two water wheels, the
sss.HSe cloths all and in perfect repair The man
rzEskz sion house, which is capable Of accommodating
large family, may be had if required, with the MILL In
enre within mile of Newark, Of JAMES RAY.
December 81 1927. H-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
The Detararc Fire Insurance Company,

NCORPOhAlED by the Legislature ct the state Of De-
aware, with capital Of one hundred thousand dollars
The President and Directors receiving arplca
tons for Insurance at their Office, No. 81 S plcy street
het@e Front and Second streets, against by Fire,
on evey description OF Buildings general Merchandise
Slips in Port, and their Cagocs llousehoul Furniture,
and other personal property also. against los damage
BY inland transportation OF goods wares, merchandise, and
country produce
Terms Of insurance will be as favorable any Of the
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia Ncw-Yoik.-
Parties assured, may repose the fullest confidence IN the
sody of its capital and that all losses viii be promptly
adjused by the company.
JoHN MooDr Agent to survey property be iDarcl,
for the town and vicinity Of NewCase, place Of G. d.
Blaney, declined.
Lew H. EVANS Agent TO survey property be Insu
red for the town and vicinity Of Ek,on.
joins CLOAK is Agent to survey property to be Insured
| for the town and vicinity of Smyrna
JosFrH JoSEs Is Agent survey property TIE Insured
for the town of West-Chester and vicinity.
Directors
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph I3aily, VIM CHANDLER
| David z Wilson, Joseph Gtubb,
Joseph C. Gilp,n, Robe. Porter
WIN. SEAL, PresideKi.
i u RYaSgs. Secretary.
April 10, 1926 a.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
TIE FEMALE SCHOOL
In the MiAaAetown academy

WILL be opened the frs, Monday in December neat
w under the superintendent OF Miss lsAnlLLA Az
DERs0S.
TInas; Reading, writing, spelling, &c. - per quar-
ter payable in advance.
Geography, arithmetic, and plain needle work g 50
per quarter.
Embroidery and PAR ting, IS per quarter
Good boarding be had in the village reasonable
terms. JOHN EDDOWES, Sec,g.
! Mddletown, Del, Nov 5. 1927. 1--Sn
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04

To the Citizens oil Delaware.
IVHE subscriber begs leave most respectfully TO norm
lie mbhc tina, lie has arrived il the Borough Of VII
miugton, with his celebrated
Brass, COPPER, STEEL md TIN
Polishing Preservative Powder,
Manufactured nv him. at No So Nassau street, NewYork
and socs the patronage Of the housewife, military gen
tleman and ter, for the same AS dome ste article
for polishing ii far exceeds any thing as yet ih'ened IN
regard to economy and usefulness.
JOHN +. HUNrLEY, hrenfor g Propriefor,
SIS, Nassau.st., \. York.
The following individuals recognized as vendors for
the above. 49,
A. & H. Wilson, No. los. Marketsreet, Peter Archs
BENJAMIN Potage, Joshua Harlan, Wilmington; WIN. NJ
Cauey Brandywine.
Price $40 per groce-;i per dozen.-lSs Cts per box
n The proprietor employs no pedlars, and none may
BE Considered genuine unless purchased ion nividnas
as advertised, or from myself j. l. Hun LEY
! December %, 1877 l9-o@p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
MACHINE CARDS.

ISAAC PIERCE, Southwest Corner OF uEctana High
street, Wilmington, Del, manufactures, and has con
santly tor sale, large assortment If .Hacs Cards. to
Cotton and JVoDh
Orders from Manufacturers will lie supplied at tie
shortest nn,ce and OIL the most reasonable terms.
~ mo, Is re
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
POCKET BOOKS.
n. i. III HIL.SOf,

No. t05, MARKET STREET,
ETAvH MT received an assortment Of Pocket h''A"
L amur,s which . .,r3
LADIES' and Genleinen's Picket Books, with SILVER s
steel spring CLASPS, and finished in elegant stNle.
ladies' t,iit Morocco Pocket Books, with need'e az"
bread cases silver and steel spring clasps 20. ,t;,
Russia Lea ler Morocco Horse Sk.n, aud N'' nv"
Pocket Bntks and Wallets, plain and gil. 'A''' -
With clssl AID STRAPS. ,.ct e..
Tso--a variety ct onAnou and low .lrie ToGEe' .4'"
4. & IL. ~ ihson lace d!so ior sa,r' y.,,.
Hand I,nx aul bonnet Boards, WtaS, letter s' ~"
pil, Paper tuiils Ink Powder. Ink ui er Y, ,,p
States, Sate and Lead Pencils, Water C"'" : ' ,,,r,
pcucls Inks,and.. sun Glasses rlegut rat.s "'",t
Windsor aad Fancy soaps o tie best 'la.'t', s'1
assorcnt OF school Hooks anu Stating, So ="
AL lae Sold 1t reduced prices
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Arthmctics, English Readers, seques. Spelling Books.
Biographies, BIBLES, Testamens, States C'pberng ard
Copy Books Writing and Letter Paper, BE- for sale 1T This
Office, al reduced prices
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
Alnanacs for 1928.

DOOR WHIPS, Uncle Sans, farmers, Town and Conn.
l. try, Columbian, and other Almanacs, English aod
Dutch for 1928 for sale at this Office wholesale and retail
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
GILLING IRVINE.

& AMUEL ASiIMEAD & Co No. 81, walnu st. Phadel-
- phia have Just received per the Algonquin. large
sorttnsnt OF GILL NET fWlNE
AIso-a quantity ~ Patent Shoe Thread, which they OF
fer for sale on low terms for cash.
Dec Is l5-0tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-04
Grand Lodge Of Delaware.
december 1e, l22-
Grand Chapter Of Delaware.

Grand CIapter OF IJelaWarc.
4 n Annual Grand Communication of The Grand Holy
"A Royal Arch Chapter of Delaware will be held at
Dover Monday the fourteenth of January next. snbor
ae Chapters BY their representatives, are requested 70
attend II expected hat each Chapter will present COM
pete returns JOHN BRlNCKlOE &. II. of the
G II Il. Arch Chapter OF Del.
Dec o. 1927. 1S--5tp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29
iHE PARTITION OF THE EARTH.
Translated from Schiller, by Lord j. Lcceso,
Conner


When Joye had encircisd our planet with Light,
Aud had 'oll.d the proud orb it- way
And hal giv'n the moon 10 iume IL by night,
And the bright ito rule II by day;
I hr reign OF is sur face he found 60 agree
"nh the wisdom ,'hch governed II, plan;
lie divided the earth, and spporticned the SEA,
And he gave the dominion to n,,u.
The hudter he sped 10 the forest ani wood,
Aud the hu'hsnimsn seized on the PLAIN
The t'htr man launched III. canoe on The food;
Andtb merchant embarked on the main:
The mighty Partition finished at last,
Whe" figure came ls;ir..ly on;
But fearful and Wild the Looks ths, he r,.f
When he found that The leb,ur was done.
The mien uf disorder, the wreath which lie wore
And the freuky that flashed from hi, eye
AMI the Tyre OF ivory ind gold that he bore,
Pioolsimd tina, the Poe, nigh,
And he gushed all in tears al the fatal decree.
To the foot Of the Thundcrer's throne,
And complained that spot Of the earth or the sea-
Had been gwen The bard a. his own:
And the Thurderer smiled at hi, prayer md hi, ucn
Tho he moutn.d the request was too late;
Aud he asked IN what regions the poet bad besn
When HI. lot was DECIDED ny fate.
" oh Psrhon my eIror," he humbiy replied,
Which sprung from = vision too bright;
Wy soul At that NONE was close al thy side,
Entrsnced IN these regions of light.
Nhsis on thy vissage, VI hask'd in thy smile,
Aud rode on thy glsnc.s Of fire;
And forgive, If bewiidcr'd and dsIslcd the vh;lc,
II forgot every earthly desire"
" The eartb,' says the Godhrad, is portioncdsy,y
Aud cannot reverse the decree;
Bu!ihc hesvtn, arc mnr, aud the region Of day,
And their portal IS open 10 thee.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29
{ Mosl poiuolle E,sfafefar .Sa,e.

.fmost uoiua1ie Esfdiejoy Sa,s.
nE su".siw NE TO- ale Il the finest Estates il
L'ws' Vrg""i IL ;. th- E.tst- ,aii.a Cum erisnd
y,ns The Pamunky RIVER IN The count, OF M, K,p.
bout two beiow New Kent IN, -,
80 j. ID Watkins, and containing by more th,
<-V scres OF when sVo acres ispe land
WEI adapted TO the growth oI cotton oat, and
"i"v.' $50 wooa land, heavily uht, ed and 800 marsh
isua." 's A'os'-
TINS E1s,e. tusted head OF ine bold n,
1oiany water for vessel. OF 500 10 the AZ
we ahf uiicious farmer, AIRY estate
ihr lower ."
The Eat land has been stated first rate . well
80 Pss'e ani clover, ard has been Their
ue hsh land heavily tiubered and the u one Of
W. most valuable IN the lower u,ualy beh and
s,N) un'htr.d, chiefly ash; sJ fro N,
't made ~ the ssi' OF lumber aid wood, beach the
he OF cieanE aud recsin,ng, might be BETRAYED from
sa 90 The wood and TIMBER and when would
an large estate perfectly level and fer,
: 'S'> ''''
Uphi the e.,s,- 6her.s:a herrny 6.h.rv of ~,
% note the annual rrohis Of have been rcnersiiy
SSvo' ena snad h'nery immediately opposite the
hri'"s h.ry, which might aiso be sery valuable
an hne NIL uron the yrt and ,dae emf
totn. village OF
Nei''hs mouse OF rooms, the customary
s ne mouse. The dwelling hous. upon very elevated
'naon ommsndng view of land ,r
o"""'ns COUNT for miles. and Wild fowl of
taken the their proper
e "akets OF R hLond and Baltimore, alike con
neigh. more minute DESCRIPTION is ieeue unpes
the pr niises Wv" '"' ''S"
The perry above described no, having been cold p,iv,,,
tem'r' al ~ O'clock NJ ,nIsy The mn jay ~ A.,
o'i'"fh OF The purchase money will he teuu,, ed in es,
zoe ie'iiue 10 three equal annual payments, Bind and
the purchaser. JaMES' I VOWS ;;f"''eo
THos Ii. rERRiEL.
''' 'N' OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29
Jane 10.


HHGEL4 HOTEL, OLD POINT comyoRr
h Suhsorih - gsteui tU past favor teurns his sue re
th.hks ioI TIE liberal encou gement afforded the Nv
Ssi iiOte siuce has hten his occupancy and
iHy iniofms the publc, chat LAT ~ month H.. h.
otrn engaged IN making alterations upr,y .nts Tb
'ni r'ot Of the ho"e sbgtn newly paine and
~" ioehouse hed with clean nOftheri lee tit Il Ar "a,
Il" keh =" ~ tn hoot-i Lquors pufohssed by tt,.uc
r. ene "Judees) " N.~ Yok tnd Phiadelpbr; an g.
DEDS ale Of the very hrst quality.
ne noF throw. open b House conpany convipe cd IN .
he' WI NOT md o. mt any establishment nj of 10. kl
"n t ga board and Gle ces himself all tne g. hrn,.b
." ABLE "" the cb"cesi delcaoies die season. market
ghhnhODi Afford, and that ev ~ attention .h,il he bs
those WHO isvoi him With tten patronage.
On Point . mort veil known III AZ Il ne a. No.,
cTton 'unre to that the we'll established he ,l
"' aud dsghtiu Sea Bafhug render desirable any
- - f''"
steam s from Philadelphia, i.imore and ~ ,.ho,,c,
l'uch the Point Zach tfip 60 LAM, aud seeeiyr
and Steam, Boat ples daiy between this place Nnfk a.,
hPior i"f IN convenience Of those who may wish 10 ,.
either Of those place.. ~ " ~
vessels Of every description ccrnuaI, ps,,,n and.
passing, both from foreign porte an. coave III ru,ytu
OF me ioications essf1g daily The fine ntsry an
Peafsnte ~ Ten COmpauie 81 Aft,ierv Le,.
of sem"o ol P'tte' aud tnsi elegant and well
ouls;ed 10 enteftsth aud sulnse
Arrangements yefli ne made for Coi,i,n p,,. rs ST.,
Boats employed Parties Pleasure 10 the Csp,s ,sbeD
VeI sufficient number iu6es II, timely notice gwen
ihefr bas been lstsiy erected Bridge sfrs, Mil COZ
and hne Turnpike road viii .rpu he completed h.f,g.s, %
f"n' aud hampton, which vii aflrd potuny for VI,
"is q" view u" .ining country
~ ar Bsthug Houses ssched IN the yber.
v'fs cdu 81 all times be accommodated with ,v,fn 81, -
". W.. r., q. MARSHALL PARKS
n''nee OF Sea Bathing, hos been provided with loot path
June u ,.0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29
n peinabis Plantation In, 81.

'iE S.b'eber esrs |oc 'ais his Plantation in f4s eou,
= ~ Ha"oter iyng chictahopginV Stsrs,Y renfa,;,S
tsO ae't his 21Hs' from tie cityeC Richmond; ~
ItAHacsvWe Turnpike p9sse through t. There are NOR
tH" go Gcrcs tgict hoUc been cenred fke fs ON n
'c'dsred eqa not sapsrior 20 any in MS ss5fiou NJ
country Iher are go acres o(ercsisnt Uendo Jg,J ~
'sh Pctnser, ~ PAT lying btow Tnrnpise r,d Z
tpHrWciyd"P9'sdef There g. n Sap Miy ,pib, mir,
mHf' whch Mould b. gsfaf y1amfngs 10 o,y o, =
gd P re timber or b,Hd Gsrisr ,scyDfion a. des-
-aH1Tsoesory as hosc desiros nj resfing epJ a. Ioyd
MI vieu t. Jofkua Sorys fivre ~ ne ai;sis,no nm Iii
'Htgt ~ any t'pte nppffcdftoHfo 81 10 hiu.
f"f"t7 p VT GERpfS SyOVgc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29
NOTICE.

VIE undefsgusd eommissioners having acted in eonforo
ny with decree OF the county court of Buekingb,rn
s he lana aud slaves belonging the Estate OF the late
war" fa"rsot "eo Ji said county, hereby notify all
- interested IN sad estate that from and ser fhe III
y hMth next (d which time the last payment for The
'''' ." he ishd VIII become due the said common,,,
val Pioce I, dvIr the proceeds Of ,s,d sale ~" a. [
= may ne suhleI TO division between such of The
rs ah Paesof, may he entitled 10 dividend
h@s bV'hg received said dec Il, IL,
he,'nd wishing 4" bring the will make 4
S""hI siid e0niinsJnefs, on or before that day
J. T. BoCOCK D
June 81 -