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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29

JOSEPH WILLARD.
A TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT
IN LAW, has removed his office to the
new brick building, a little to the north of
the Church, where he will attend to the du-
ties of his profession.
Lancaster, April Is, 1923. ep.6m.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29
AUCTIONS.
EXECUTORS SALE.

EDEW No. 1O4, one of the best in the
H. Gallery on the West side Of the House, be-
longing to the estate of Nathaniel Low, deceased,
will be Sold at Auction, on WEDNESDAY the 28th
day Of May next, at FOUR O'Clock, p. NJ, at Fitchs
Hotel.
J. G. THURSTON, Executor.
Lancaster, April 90, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29
NOTICE !

Ut HE Sub Committee for the examination
II Of School Teachers in the Town of Lancas-
ter, will be in session at the house of the Rev DR.
mkt at o,cocE e fr anu tba nrnose o ,a
ing those persons who may present themselves.
Lancaster, April o. 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-04-29
CHAISE and HARNESS
MANDATORY.

YuyHE subscribers inform the publick that
tban have onened an establishment in Leomin-
s,ar naay Cont r BALcH's Tavern, where they
intend 1 carving on the Chaise and Harness Manu-
factnring business, in its various branches By strict
and punctua attention, they respectfully solicit the
publck patronage
uAll repairs in the above line done at the short
est notice. ,,rur rNro,N
GEORGE GAY
Leominster, April 90, 1923 CIV
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-24
THE FREEMAN's OATH.

"You A. B. do solemnly swear, that you will be true and faithful to the state of Connecticut and the constitution and government thereof as free and independent state, and to the constitution of the Uni ted States; and whensoever you shall be called to give your vote suffrage, touching any matter that concerns this state, orthe United States you will give it, you shall judge will conduce to the best good of the same, without respect of persons favor of any man-So help yow God"
 Commeaf, aspablished in Parfiran paper, not Gfty milss from this, aboat three sreeks since.
 "An insidous attempt is now making to divide re- pubcans upon the Presidential question; but let them remember that the offices o the conty are notO m teir g and that tits of the highest importance that they be united the heart of one man in maintaining the ascendancy they have sorecently obtained"
 Let every upright man, who fears an oath, read the above and ponder we'll their import. In the former, the elector give his vote, without resnec, of persons and shall best conduce to the good cl the state In the latter, the freemen called upon to virtually disregard their oath, and give their vote with single eye the good of office incumbants and office expectants. We have never believed that the farmers and mechanics of Connecticut, who are the
The Litchfield County post., 1828-04-24

principal supporters of our religious and civil insi.u' tions, were 90 destitute OfPOcal honesty, sS to be governed by the latter instead Of'he former principle; and notwithstanding all the OblOqy which ParnEan oice-seekers and their panders have heaPeduPon uS we have persevered in the course originally marked out. even down to the present time. Hereafter to advocate the cause will be more popular for the late election has proved that our opinion Of the freemen of this state was not vain and grouudless One--hsy have looked upon the subject, aud hereafter their voice will be heard and obeyed.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
MT90lAIh!LANtl&OW5a
NxTRACT FROM PEEzzA1vE.

There is certain Sir Reginald Glanvllle, Pei
hams dearest friend at Eton, and in very early life,
but whom he soon loses sight ot--who IS what we
have designated the hero OF the story. lie Is hfst
introduced in strange and rather melo o-dranatc
plimpses of moment more especially MS ap-
pearances at Paris are utterly Dad--where TO prose
cute revenge which is the one object OF his life,
he mixes constantly with his victim, who had been
his intimate friend, wholly disguised from him by
dark wig, he himself being goiden-haired man !
This victim he hunts, through the medium oil gam
;np TO utter ruir--and he believes him to have lit
erally died of want in Paris. Tyrrell, however,
sucb is his name, succeeds, when he is reduced TO
the very lowest ebb, to large fortune, and ba-
rovetcv. Glanyille, meets him thus, in London
and wishes to fight him--but Tyrreii evades tins
he is afterwards murdered by highwaymen, under
circumstances which tend to cast the greatest sus-
pcion, in the mind of Pelham, upon Glanvlle him
self It is when, some months afterwards, Glanvll-
c is explaining the whole truth to his friend, that
he cause ofthe dreadful desire revenge Is devel-
oped. This is the part Of the book to which we have
alluded with so much praise. We will give some
samples -
safer had STAYED some weeks with my mother
and sister. took advantage of their departure for
the continent, and resolved to make tour through
England. Rich people, and have always been
very rich, get exceedingly tired OF the emoarrass
ment of their riches. seized with delight at the
idea Of travelling without carriages and servants
took merely favorite horse and the biack dog
moor Terror, which you now see at my feet.
"The day commenced this plan was to me the
epoch Of new and terrible existence. However
YOU must pardon me if I am here not sufficient,
)dffuse. Suffice it, that became acquainted wit
q beine whom, for the first and only time IN nay he
IT loved This miniature attempt to express he
iGkeness the initials at the back, interviewer wit
, my own, are hers" 0ef'ra"e was
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
FIRMS AND TENEIMENIS
TO xI Il III II.

Moi thee story bick house in High Street, No
~ 1I-formerly re,lted the property OF william D
Rumf',rd :.
No.2 A two story frame house, in Market Street. at
present occupledby Mr.. Lenwell.
No. 8. two story brick house and garden ana store
room attached to one end-now occupedby Mrs. hahker
son, in Stanton. X,
No d. A small house and garden now occupied by MIS-
White, in Stanton. .u.
and an half now in the possession OF Mr. John NebecKer IN
Stanton. c.,,
No G. farm in Mill Creek Hundred, near Stanson'
now occupied by Mr.. Giffn. .
No. z A small house, with two acres OF iana' near
Stanton, now occupied by Mr.. Blackburn ,,r
Mo- g. farm in Mill Creek Hundrcd near Mill oWn'
now in tile occupancy of Mrs. Faller
No 9. farm in ST. Georges Hundred near the irap'
now occupied by Mr.. Stevenson r.,
No 10. A farm in Appoquinmink Hundred, lhorough-
fare Neck, now occupied Mr.. Jerrell. ~
No. IL. farm in Appoquinimnk Hundred .hotousa
fare Neck now occupied by Charles Aans' "a colorea
nan) Possession will be given of all the above property
on the 25th March next.
PETER A. HUMPHREYS,
No. II, High-street
Wmin gton, Dec I, 1923. % wv
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
p OBpR 70
From The Token for 1929.
THE BRIDAL MORNING.
wilmin gton, Dec. I, 1898
by MRS. sIGouRSEy.

by MRS. sIGouRNEy.
Tears on thy bridal morning! Tears, my love!
1t ought not thus to be. Why, my iu heart
Is like the gladstone, long imprisoned Bird
CIeaving its way through the blue liquid arch,
With liberty and song. Those dropping pearls
Waste but thy bosom's wealth. 'fwere well TO keep
Such treasures for those long arrears which greet
Demands from the brief summer OF our prime.
I'll turn magician, dearest, and compute
what moves thy spirit thus. Remembered Toys,
Clustering so th,ckly round thy parents HEARTH
Put CT bright rnses at parting, ami pefchahcet
mothers sympathy, or the fond clasp
OF thy Young sisters arms, do bind
Thine innocent soul in durance. On my love!
Cast my hearts gold into the flrnance,iane'
And if it comes not thence refined and pure,
I'll be bankrupt to thy hope, and heaven
Shall shut its gates me. Come, sweetest, come!
The holy VOW shall tremble on thy lip,
And at Gods blessed altar shalt thou kneel,
So meek and beautiful, that men will deem
Some angel there doth pray. Then Shalt thou be
The dovelet of my green and fragrant bower,
Trinp soft laws, and will touch thy heart
With such strong warmth of deathless tenderness
That all the pictures of remembered Joy
Shall be as faded things. So be at rest.
Myisou beloved and let thy rosebud up
Smile, as twas wont, in eloquent delight.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
rOR SAET: OR RENT.
HOUSE AND LOT

I, NewArk Delaware. The house rs 90 py % .ee', ~o
stories high nearly new handsomely painted ana nnsr IN excel
.h h d one of the ends On the first floor there are
n e and on the second five The appurenances
are convenient kitchen adjoining the house sra1e, stat a
carriage house, &c.. The lot con'a'hS '''''
Par, Of the building formerly occupied as S store M
for which it hes, stand in the vagsa oa' 'Sr female
srdug School To this purpose is peculiarly adapt
ted the school room being airy and Spacious .e oe,ef
apartments large enough for the
~ in ,le rear aording to the scholars aconvenent place
Of exercise and recreation. eligible situation Tor
boarding school, either of boys girls could not eass s
rrn,nd,c country beutiful and finely cultivated
',o To merchant teacher parent desirous Of giving
b sons classical educaon this property offers great ad
uanmss possession will be given on the 25th of March
nest For terms apply to Mr. James Robinson New-Ark
or TO the owner in Wilmington. Wv" ,,.'s
Dec 5. 1928. --===,. 49,
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
Machine Cards.

r@u.BERT BURROWS Manufactures of Pat
IN eut set Machine Cards, both for Cotton and
Wool Cardng Machines, of first rate quality ana
warranted to perform we'll with proper management
Middletown, Connecticut. .,c
The subscriber. Agent for the sale of said Cards,
,, fnrn;sh orders on short notice, and on reason
ND'' .'''' JOHN BAILEY,
No. 114 Market, Wilmington, Del.
tJsx+ door above the Indian Queen Tavern
Nov. 28, 1928. ,0H.,o u4D1n,
N. b. William 7. James celebrated Cooh-iNo
STOVES, with handsome variety OF common
St,ves g. Coal Crates, to be had as above, at very
reduced prices.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
DIVIDEND.

THE Presideat and Directors Of the Delaware
Fire Insurance Company, have this day declared
Dividend of J per cent, on the Capital paid ior
the last six months, which will be payable to me
Stockholders or their legal representatives. al Tue
Rank Of Wilmington and Brandywine, on or alter
MnnJav the 10Th inst. BY order Of the Board.
-1'''' DANIEL BYRNES, Sec'ry.
~ 1909 Sim
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
Vol. H..
AGENTS.

Couconn.-Dr. Thomas Adams, T. NJ.
BRrpeEy1LLE.-Henry Cannon, 7. M.
FRANKFoRp--Mr. Isaiah Long.
DAesRoRouGH.--Dr Edward Dingle.
GroRGE TowN.--Mr. Joshua S. Layton
LEwrs--H F. Rodney, T. M.
Mr1Foap.--Mr. Joseph q. Oliver
FREpERIcA.-J Emerson, +. nj.
C.MpEN.-Thomas Wainwright, +. M.
DovEa.-John Robertson, Esq.
SMyRNA-Samuel H. iiodson, Esq.
Mrpp,ErowN.- Thomas Harry, +. M.
SUMMIT BRrpGE.-John Clement, 4. M.
WARWICK, Md.-John Moreton, r. M.
Subscribers living in the vicinity of the residence
fthese Agents, may pay their subscription money
them, they being authorized to receive H. ana 70
i've receipts.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
Valuable Real Estate
For Rent.

rIvHAT large and commodious Dwelling House.
Il Dry Good Store. and Granares occupied oy
David wilson situate in the Village OF Canwes ht,obe'
De and the FARM contiguous to the same,--aiYded mo
rpht fields each containing about 16 acres IN h state
Of cultivation. -,
ALso--one other Farm situate in Appoqu'nmnne INK hun
dred containing about 400 acres OF upand' ana i''
nf marsb-lO0 If which is embarked .e,,
Possession given the 25th March next or sooner oe
sired. For terms apply to
SAMUEL THOMAS, } .8Ssesees
ARNOLD NAUDAIN, : g.
nANIEJ CORBIr \ Dazid WILSON.
Cantyells bridge, Nov. 25, 1928. of-ol
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
Securing anA CoAoNring,

N7ILL be done ON Silks, Cottons and Woollens'
w by the subscriber, in Queen street, lew doors
East of the Main street. at the place where the wdo"
Hamilton, decd. formerely carried on the same ou
siness Those favourng him with their work. VIII
find il to be well done, and in as short time pos
sible.
HERMAN LITTLE.
Wilmington, Dec. 2. oo-4t'
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,

A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
No. 70, Market street, Wilmington next ooot
above James GARDENERS store the lot IS 10 lee' =
inches in front, running back the same wi'lh 90 'ce'
tands hack o3 feet inches more. The house is
* feet inches in 'front.' and 81 feet deep, with
GOOD three story building back. This property has
the privilege Of two wide alleys, one leading to
Market and the other to King street; and IS one o.
the best stands in the Borough tor Dry 5000
Persons wanting to view the property previous s.,S
to the day of sale, will please call on W. a. NAff
-. Conditions will be made known on the Gay u saie
and possession given Immediately alter, yySoN oy
18th mo. 26, 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-09
A HOUSE
FOR PUBLIC SALE.

gvube sold at public Oendue, on f!tSh day me LUZ
of 18th ano. nert at z o'clock, r. M 4"
Smiths Tapera,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
A NUMBER on
BUY, NC LOTS
NOTICE,

fE1hoPOSALS will he at the dice of the Cue
~ f'aAe and OH" CausI Coupany, the City OF Wash
uston, "a the 4th 18th and 18th of August next for the
Excavation, Embankmsrt, and Wang the Ia mile.
the Chesapeake aud Oho Canal half mile sections
ing iron the head Of the Little Falls thr
faiis" the Potomac Ryef Uniform printed for
proposals., describing the specss work
ed vail he supplied At the ocu alter the 9th day Aug
10 any person desiring AM printed
be III Readiness Tor signature proposals shall have
been by the Pes,dent and Of he
P.opo.as will also lie received, in like manner from the
the 20h OF Oct for buling from 20 Lock. on the
line OF Canal above entoDed, and for the masonry
its structure.
All letters relative the subject notice. will
oe addressed, PAID by the writer ohm p
0! The Chesapeake OH Canal Company W -sh,ngon
JOHN z INGLE
c. Of the c. d O. Canal Company.
CrTY HALL, OF WAsHINeroN,
July Hh, 1928.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
CLERKS IF COURTS
auditors Office, !

SfN order to much trouble aud no IN.
~ clerks of will b. pleased Observe. inst The FOL
'sing construction has been that clause of III
relating T. ocera Fee, which SLOWS each clerk SO so
Tor attending court for examination Of Criminals aud ttlt
OF Slave, IT the court is held for that pur pose.n
The court must he actually heId.
2 The compensation for the clerks during thu
whole trial and aud allowed Tor zach ~
~ cases where the court ADJOURNED from day 10 day.
D. II the court after beng HE'LL aijoniE, Tor
t. distant day, aud TO distinct court; allowance
InaLn. ~
Oeutemen interested M this construction the law Al
requested t. render then I'm. lart.
may be clearly PIesented 10 The AudU Other WE.
must he returned Tor CORRECTION.
IL ac requested, that dH accounts whatever
ih Offices the amoHnt should be specified IN the crt, ate
of allowance. - 80 ~
The clerks of the and county courts are again re
ered 10 the act enied Z" act coneern,nr the
efrnsI PIosseutiOn'" which passed 1875. The
last rfTe ny the 4th SECTION II be- cent 10 tb, ,0e, ,I
be expected after the 3tst August ~ VIZ
JAS. T.. HEATH, Auditor
OF Public Accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
july -
Hiss Elisabeth Keeling.

NahE NOTlCE, that the LIT f.y of Sept 1921 sba u
proceed TO take the Deposition 4 Mary William.
suary Other witnesses, and the I'd DAY airs Eubsnt AMI
orrs aud ON tue Sd Mr John tuhsnAs others. aud
on Inc 4th lay MI Henry Crenhsw aud ether 5,h
.us marina Keeling and others, aud a. 9Th day Mrs.
Desxsy aud others, aud the 9Th Lui.befIy J'ue
and Oh thu 9Th Mr. Walker Keeling aud o,h-, b.,ws,u
h'us oi III the morning and the evening" the above
named days, .house of Mr. John Eubsnks IN M,
county oil Lunenburg IN the State WI en's; above
Gu oePosnon are To he read in ->iisnoeTia now
pending IN the county oe Stat. OF Vus'ns
~ .hane, ~ and undetermined, wherein plaintiff
YOU and WIN Fowler are defendants which times
you eau attend you please but 81 the W.; should
on tue LIST named day, and the deposition br taken
stated !,
jniyl5 oo-v6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
NOTICE.

way yuue 81 Deed OF Trust tEecued N the sohseft
~ aud Cbstyhef Iiodson, WIN Moou, bearing dste the
Esd day Of Oct 1921, Tor he purposes theIsm meDo0ed
SHALL the 25t d-y Of Sept NEXT procsedto expos
al public suction, ready money, The premises, all that
tact parcel Of lsDd, lying Abe msse county, containing
90 acre, ouob thereof will be sufficient TO the
sum Of money upad upon SAID trust sud The
cary sxPepsc endng the of the said deed.
artms TTOstse, Will convey to the purchaser such
title only as Is vested In me by tbs trust.
pENJ. 10. PERKINS, Trustee.
July~0. SJ-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
RIN.aIrIY,

11tROM the 'berihe,, Aveiys Ferry, Cape Fes
S hrei Chatham c,unty,N u On the evening Of the IT.,
tn-i musU named WILEY, about - yeas 81 ak.
ani it,t9 i0innh', IN heish particular mark. hi
re..n are seolieeied He was raised by MI sAc Oliver,
ca the read e,iing from Petersburg, Va Hslsx, N.
about ~ mile, FROM the former place, sold Rich
n'nd where pu chased him fortnight agI The TEL
low Escaped iion former months ard
srPrehenjed ani lodged in P.,-,hug jail handsome
reward w' he gwen Ia any wh will appIht ard
tenhne HIN IN pfis"n at Raleigh, Waenton, Petersburg
Richmond, and information TO ]. d Csstys Co.,
kiehn'oud, Va Likewise all captains OF vessels hereby
ior~sned from employing Carrying III said
III. penalty ut the law. w. BARTON.
July II. I9-wAu~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01

The ab"se mentioned estate OF the most desirable
the Lower country consnng by about 306 acres
including the sh adow lands IS the
msadow lands, have been reclaimed by psiane aud
cuityaon aud much Of those lands may he
eay clsimed The hui ds. the the best
s"d and IN good repair and CONSIST Of dwelling house OF
bick, two stories HIGH with floor; kitchens.
house, stable barns, aud all of brick There also
tate sn excellent threshing machine, good der aud
which will get out $50 bushels & wheat day The
aud to' X the kiet f their kind Person.
pufchs,e, invited 10 the property which will be
shown by Alr. Souihail, tn.
July - a2-td.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
BY RITCHIE & GOOCH.

~ fHs ESlJiitER lt.tsac% .-syg. ~
sui three sweek during the of 5sit L,s
~ same as heretofore, Five Dollar, pei
able advance. Notes of charter 3D. .pecis-payns
(puiy) will be rsee,''d IN payment The Edors will .usrsn
safety OF rson;ns them raiihs postage -fsi<
Tar, being paid, by the writers
r NJ wall ne :'sc nt,nusd (hut 1t tina discretion
TIA Edtois) until all arcesrtsss lave bean paid up.
~ WiissYer viii nnte' the os.usei Of uins papsr,
ta,li have this tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Sy Ons square, OK LsiS tdrst
tsnt'nusnre, 90 esn;s
No aveTt,enisn inserted, until il ha, either Pa5
a.sun'ed by some person tai, city,
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Valua5ie buckingham Land for SAT-.

- 80 -'''7' Ut l-7''1'
ATfR UENJAMI HARRIS having moved to the State
81 ON, hOtnss cell home house II act OF
snd nanDg 755 Situated agreeable aud healthy
ishhr ,.Ds lands Of Mi ALEU- Hudnal col
Fonaint n,ysf; iron, Dr. FoUiaine, from
the Virgins Mt ard aud half miles from NJ. BOILING.
Landing Jaaes River. There about $50 ley
esred, and hzh cultvsot producing cfog
Of tobacco, CORN oats aud well adapted r. sioveI
branches running through IL, with considerable portion
Cat land aud $50 acres fns tobacco land clear with eS
oslen plant snd The balsucs goo grain land. Tine
whole tact ties remarkably ws with good dwelling house
sDd other safy out hOnses
deem further DESCRIPTION unnece'ssry, sny pers'p
dfsposed to purchase, requested 20 Tor hmsel
JOHN M HARRIS.
iuiy Is. az 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
Land. .Nsoyoes. and Sto,Ls far SaIe.

S1Y vutu. oi Deeds of Trust Rob. Douihai late
The county OF Charles C'y date the S0h Of
May 1877. and the other IN. 26th day OF March, 1928 of
record IN the ca OF the court oi sad county Charles Chy
Tor the purpose 81 the of 81
money IN SAID deeds mention,d will be exposed sale, al
puhl auction, III. premises enesday the I'D day Ct
Oct 1929 at IL oelcs OH that Day that valuable estate lying
James River, the county ATM r.ai, called Westov.
between 40 aud SO and the Stacks Of Horses Cattle
SHEEP and Hogs, men,oue' in the deed OF the 2eh o
March, much Of SAID property will be snhcent TO
rae the at money required by the deeds aios said
The terms " sale will be made known ID, day of sale
THE TRUSTEES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
SPBTVTTEOODU

RfErAJL NELSON has received large aud general
st< ssspn'eot ~ Staple and Fancy Gopc srnonx shib
ne Nsvsfno Gfec,an pia'd and sucy eslieo.s pIs
Naysino anj fancy striped giog bgmS and pso To.
f"d SWISS musn fsmbcted sud plsin and null
smbric aud aeonet uusus; rich worked pnstn robes, IN
snch 'atIns PLAID ipeJ aud PLAIN hsreg; bIseE eored
ssn oetH SIX aud cotton hosiery bobDet lace snd rb
rked muslin Pelernes, eapes snd cosfs black sod white
potbine lace veh aud hdkfs Eosish aud French thread
"ces and edgngsj London cloths, oant y,s,pg Inn
nuenF shettng, snd dsmsk xnabu's aud
stovu sns bssehed shiftpss add domestic plsJs
variety % other desrsbis goods which will be sold At IN
V"es' Pties;' osy z ii5-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
NEW YORK.
J4FFR.dY g. CRANE,
Have opened an extensive assortment of
AA RID WARE & CUTLERY,

III NO III, Ptaf Street Hanovtr Square,
NEW YORK,
Comprising nearly every article in the trads-a.
mong tchich are:
1s<7 NiFES a. FORKS, rem aud poke knives
-SA kai"rs and scissors; hand ami hack saws
Drawing knives; chissei., goures
fl!r., plan. iron'; scyth.. sickle.
Shab KNIVES cur-ier's knives
Du't'u-, cone mouls; locks OF all kind,
Brass X glass knobs; hinges, screws
ourinps, spurs; spoons, ladies
ooru hoes hammers sledess
itdian guns; anvils, vices
rowing pieces; log and trace chains
60 SHOVEL. spades; nail aud sad iroI..
ete tans aou Southern States, esp. sially iuye ~
July rs oo,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
.NRS. C.qRTER 3. pAGE

shNS. S-Ih II D.
SyNEISHES he family few young Ladies
w from the vounry. Mrs. PAGE will most
uariy, and personally, their health comfort, religious
sjrucon, and conduct; and every facility will az
torded them for completing their edut alton. vel. selected
Library, aad Piano Forte will be furnished their
Ma,eis attend them, snh give private Music
French aus Drawing For other they attend the
uay schools IN Town. Ms Pas. ha, taken pleasant
,nodiou. house, retired situation, aud
best Schools Term, eau be known by application Mrs.
Page, either personally by letter and fot
ton' Chspnsn johnson, Robert aud Temple Gwshu, "
erly Randolph, and Bernard Peyton, Esgr..
Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
CO-P4RTArERSHIp

W. L. LANt ASTEk, OF Lynehburs, and jos PHI
~ MARSH, i H,eRmond, nave forme raitn-,-
A' Tor Tee n,acti"n ri general grocery
ht., L!nenhuig, under the firm Of Lancaster Marsh.
lhty have sk,n the hou,. late the N4ht
Wms'on VIII :. all times h. well supplied wth Goods
line, which null be sold upon eash All business
rnu listed "a theii mar cement will be .tticy ''u.d
I'm. 4. Lancaster,
Joseph Marsh, Jr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-01
GROCERyES

he subscriber has general M Groceries,
- which lie disposed 10 sell low ur cash; inenhn, m
iuuIe TO conhne himself To cash business. he will sell To-
small prohi' Persons from the country .s
ehanine his stoek, door. above the u. s. Bank
de tenders his his country ir,ends as au Agent
Tor The sale oi produce generally, commission.
JOHN SHORE