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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
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SPRING MEETING, 1925.

SPRING MEETING, 1895
l.. commence as usual o" the % Tuesday IN May.
iJ1I', aud continue days.
1st Dly
Two sweepstakes for colts and FLIES wears old s;Ie
h''' entrance to 1st "a produce sakc) SI00 i!1rfa
r. NJ Cunningham enters the p,otace of b., Bo,,c,.
ny Virgr;an. '
Im" f. Cooke enters the protucs Of Buzzari, by Sir
ioo. t. Christian enters tho produce Of Susan nv Sir
Jas NJ. Sr'de" enters the poiuca ofIafy Tolnan by
Wm. r. Johnson enters hc profnce Of Reality, by ST.
Jas. J. Harrison enters the produce Of T,yo,,s, H.,
f'gjuan ' -
2,i Rare, same dav
pest static, mile heats, entrance 500 hair s,,r =.
WIN. r. Johnson
Jas. J. Harrison
3 WIN. Wynrc
i Geo. Il. Garrison dead
> Charles c. Graves.
81 Days Race
>pfctors purse, mile heats $500, entrance ;sf5
81 Days Race
'osky Club Purse, nile heats, $1,000 entrance &2n
Ah Days Race
g's' stake single heat, miles DOT $50 entrance
go. Subscribers:
WIN: r.. Johnson
.Iss.J IIar9isr,
fuo. hirue
jas NJ. Scl!su (sti rren7
''' pays Race Gate money frr the benefit Of rno
SF"eepS'akes Ger all mile loa7 lost , in >, r,
agrH so, open until oc'nta the ,tni,s psccedina
The subscriber feels justified in rrn,s,Eirr ,r5t from
~ nnher ri hic horses in trainings asnoor ,bcn,
. "h:er Ecrel. Betsy Ransom, Sally Iieuc Medley Ped
hn'cS, irunpstrr, Mgr, &c. Sc. together with the
"i h"e colts h'' viii r'aks their first appearance
7i7r cHHrnt firi 10 be interesting. The
'''U' mas trcr NJ g'eat pains and rypenrs in rrs-
.."s f coufsr s'"ce the las, hdvu. covered
> }hs oft with ioc so1 SOIL which, he ,;,tq has ,
owe "i me n2' courses he has sec either rnr train.
''g o facins on He will hc prcpareI as heretofore IN
entertain the Racers ~ his House. well ~ some o,er
&@"lien'en who may prefer being near the ro,r,e
lhe meetings Of lire club will be at the Tree Hill rous
y II o'e!"ck preceding earb days Iocly club Race
=. III. SELDGN, Proprietor.
" B The Treasurer earnestly solicfs ri.ai each r,c
5r VII pay Or cause to be paid his subscription r. tho
. 81 'e Jocy club Face. which time he is con,peijca
put np the .'f'e j ~ SEf DEN, IT.
~ 2I--tf J
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
Llmd .9go!eylar ne Western part q, .trsi,.i...

OSEPu r. CALDWE ELI, Of Lewsbuig, Greenhrier |
- county, Va and Joseph Bigelow Of Richmond city, |
respectfully inform the public, that they have assoca
ted themselves for the purpose of uansacg general
Lana Agency. J. T. Caldwell will attend to tina, part of
the business in any of counties Aileghany
10 wi-t" establish old surveys resurvey when
sy' 10 rent ioiease CT SELL examine the records ofany
at those counties, to describe. particularly the quality and
All mat to such property, that may be useful and
interesting TO the owner. J. Bgeow Richmond, will
receive communications from any who may feel do
sea 10 p'on'se the and will all times give such
Information as may he sought;fo and had Cat the different
public otices) III rels SURVEYS grants
! vcyanccs &c. &c.
y Caiawcii and Joseph Biseow deem it amiss
a'a' Vs IN many instances heretofore, Land
nave acted IN the capacity of Land Agents that they will
not ne concerned ter directly indirectly, in any Land
$Pecn'a"o" Whatever Charges for attending eny of
the aeo"s specified made moderate All
communications addressed either party DC pest
! paid.
! J. +. CALDWELL.
Respectfully refers
Hon Samuel l.. Soutlard- * arlington Cstv.
Hon. Lewis Maxwell-Lewis County, va.
Col. James McLaushlin Member the Toatd Of 2 :
| Public Works, :
Pere B. Wcthcred, ESQ. Member of the Senate, Z :
Sarnusi acI!unS, Esq Member of the House OF :
! Delegates, - !.
James Mcfarland, ESQ Member House Of Delegates
-heuawha County, Va.
John d. Harrow, Esq.-Fie dcrjcksbutg, Va.
Daniel Boardman, Es1.--New York.
{. B1GuLow
| Respectfully refers
Hen. VIM ~. Caber,
Council, City, va.
Col James Mclaughlin. Member of the Board Of publ
W"'ks-tirrenb,ier County, Va.
I'm ID 1923. WIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
DRY DOCK,
GoSport Navy Yard, Virginia.

sS"Cfoa5LS viii be receis ed at tins Yard by the
a subscriber, on or before tie LIST dar of h7, c,yt Co.,
furnishing and delivering GRANITE STONES for A.
oo' 2O0OO cnbic yards Of inasemy for The Dr., Dock
A'0nl 1000 yards 10 he furnished according to .neu
SONS Tor hanmeTing IN the respective quantities shown
~ tie following schedule designated bg letters IN which,
The height and depth OF the blocks are given in feet and
inches nearly.
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TiRGNT4:


Al Il MES holden in the CLERK Office Of the Superior Coc
~ onant,sry Tor the Richmond District, the Sd day of
Francis o. MacEbam, George Mackbam, anl vinccn,
Mackfam, ~.
against
Isaac Sal, Nicholas Mis- Lawson Buffcni Holden
Rhodes, Benjamin Hatcher {, Elizabp, w his wife Ga,
muei Taylor and Emily his wife, George r Salt An
dcrSon Sai Richard Harris and Elizabeth w his WIFE
Thomas Walden aud Elizabeth and Thomas his inGap
Children Ann Eugenia SalIi, Amaryiiis Sai Corvdon
SHIit, susan Sa, Aurelius Sall William salli, Mar
ma Sal Emily Salt, the last five mentioned he Ing in
ant children Archer Bell, William Ball and John H.
IrasEIp'. aamI Of robert ilaskns, dec. Dfs.
he Defendant, George F. Sal net having entered his
aranoe and given security according To the Act of As
semby and the Rules Of this Court, and it appearing by
SsiacoIy evidence that NE is biiant of this
County is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
mere on the frs, day Of the term and answer the bill
" ne plaintiffs aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper Published in the city of Rich
ond Tor two months successfully and posted the from,
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
Cory. Tcsie,
- = r ABBOTT n 2 +,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
Mississippi Lands fer Sale.


a PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles a
"a hove Baton Rouge, the left bank OF the Msrs
Sippi, consisting OF
Ore Thousand and &'i.clsy .8ypenisi
said plantation has front OF Arpents 90 The river 81
is adjoining the principal land,-g of the settlements
Tcn which Gotten is shipped On this tTac, there are
one hundred or more acres of cleared Lam!
large Dwelling house. with six Iooms-Co,on Gin,
Mill Tan Yard, Negro Cabins, &c. (casy repaired y
The titles 10 the above lands indisputabe, and
warranty deed will be given il required.
rSo-One Thousand .4rpcn;s;
situated on ihompsons Creek III the parish 0f Fclci
ana one ana half miles from the river hssissrpi Sc
ven miles from the town of ST. Francisville Part OF
this tract consists of low bottoms probably 200 acres
on said tract there about fifty acres clcar ed some
yars since but grown up Either the whole or one half
OF ts tact will be sold at the option the pui chaser
For further particulars appy L. this Office or to
ROBERT ROSS.
NewOreans, Oct. o. IF
I'll OriCE.-Ah persons having open ACCOUNTS with the
estate of Robert Bell, decd late saddler of the cy
Of Richmond requested call ON the subscriber for
settlement As II is expected tina: tie books
VIII often be equi, 3D. ia them poSted and am
now ready 20 make settlements. Although it is desirable
that speedy close of the administration should be made
yet, shall give reasonable tme those who may ca H.
ndep'd to the estate upon their giving for the pay
meh thereof All those indebted by bonds nd notes re
informed that the claims against the estate arc very mr.
gently pressed, and that therefore, shall compelled 10
le1u'Te them TO make Immediate payment Ali persons
iane l" edii IN reasonable ine, may aXpec, legal
wil he taken for the collection thereof All persons HAVING
property and legally authenticated, may be anpised
~ the amount due, {" euabe make arrangements for
'he'r liquidation. My cfcc IS in the City Hail. where
the books and papers will bc kept, and where Shall gene
rally attend from 10 to O'Clock.
w. D. WREN. serg', c. II. {.
bfc SIS E.hnl'ur ~ Robert Rcli. dec 1.
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Paper and Books.
AIifil %

& toLIINS & co. are now ,cceiyir, tIei, Snri,g s,
- ply OF SCHOOL BOOKS, PIPER, &c. which win
'He usual assortment of Miscellaneous Tiera,te thew
van sell at low prices
- Blank Books OF every description, made t, order
on short notice
.3iril 10 r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30


IiHGLFL4: ~ rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF hs superior court of chsncery for the Richmond
disrIct The Sd day Of March, 1923: Peter Green.
George Vaughan, Nathaniel Binford, Fielding Chris
an' Evans Garter, Page Lee, Daniel Alley Hezekiah,
am ard 1i'i.ired BiDford, RaiDey Christian Wash
nSton Vaughan and Collier Christian free persons
,, coorj pits against Robert LadJ oS'r OF Thomas
Binford, dec. Phoebe Munford Harwood. CharIot,s
Aggy' Eleanor, Bamcrilla, Nancy, Collier, Pbiipa
h"na- "inerva, Flnvaona, Joyannie, Christian Aaui
a. Abner Munda and Carroll, dts.
me defendants, Except Robert Ladd, ex'r Of Tho
mas Binfotd, dec. not having entered their appear
ahce and given secnrity according TO The act Of as
semby and the rules Of this court, aud appearing BY
satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants Of
th's country; IS ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here on the first day Of the term and an
swer The bill Of The plaintiffs; and that copy CT this or
Der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
10 the city OF Richmond for two months succcssfvely
and posted a! be front door Of The capitol in the said
city. c7pv. Tesir
en- WIN. w. TIENING, =. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
Lynchhurg, Feb. II

IIHGLNL4: Al a superior court of chnnccrv. bolien
al ne c",o IN the city Of kichm"nd the 9th day Of Re
6ruaTy, 1898: Catherine O'Conmei Che elder James
y n""he IN his own right, and executor Of Thomas
y C"nncI Elizabeth O'Connel Catiarine OConneII the
Younger and Joseph Mayo, administrator Of Cornelius
oConnell, pits against -fndrew Echer,on, Jacob won
" hhan d. wren, Sergeant OF the city Of Richmond to
"nom was committed Tor an'nisa ion estate Of John
Miller deceased, aud William NIiler adnor Of john
Miller dec dts ''''
TINS cause came on t's day be heard on tn. nqtcr
lnmey read, and argued by counsel; on cors.sra
lion Whereof the doth order that the dsG.ndar,
W iiiain D. Wren, do render account Of his admins
ration "i Inc estate Of John Miller, while in his hands
rtEeAht o Inc city of ichmord that the defcndo
ian MINER 10 render OF his aGminstra ton
OF me SAID john Miller deceased, since his cuoli6car
~" 'ou COT" iur'Hcr order, that the said Wren and
Miller DO render account Of John Miller. a,i,
''"n 81 hc estate of Cornelius OConne deoe. sed te
one oi the commissioners Of the who is direc,,
e'"c' saie ana settle the said accounts and repo 10
same TO Inc cn' with any spccisIr stated Gccn
Pe'"eh' hy himself, or which may be required by the
parties 10 he stated. y 60
II copy. Tcs,r, WAI g. PAN M J-rov
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30
Land for Sale.

VIE subscriber having concluded from this
ecu"n Oh country, II he can dispose This lands Of
'ers the following tracts for sale, q witt
"I hct oi Suo acres, whercon he lives, lying on
oe k'ver IN Bedford county, in view opat of the turn
PIKE r"ah, ~ miles from Lynchbug aud miles from Lib
ey-nealy one half wood land, greater part vet to
clear excellent tobacco land, and the plantation in res
pec'aoe repair lies well, we'll wacrcd I'D in popuous
neishborhood.
Another tract OF $50 acres, lying in the junction Of The
TWO ottesthc most part Of this cleared tI,uph
sa productive farm, with improvements suitable for a
family. " "
Also another tract Of 600 acres lying on Goose Creek
within mile oiis junction with Stauuton River abou, two
acres arc cleared, so of which bottom land and
nan OF mat quantity excellent tobacco land md of The
WOOD ano there not less than hundred acres cc fr
fate t"nacco and,e last named consider one of
m oeS' plantations III Bedford and could he mace
an excellent stock farm, being better adapted 10 grass than
any plantation IN that section Of country OF on this side
tue mountains with extensive ou,lesThis tract III be
She"n ny MI Ofv Loving, who lives on the reisps and
me TWO mrs. tracts by the subscriber. The terms will be
mace very accommodating suit most of nnrc,asets
JESSE LEFTWICH
Lynchhurg Feb. II ,f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

'H'"LFfH: At rules, hoi3cn in The clerks Office of
We superior court OF chancery for the Richmond district
the 81 day Of March, 1925 Robert TInrsper ,d,rris
traitor and Sarah Me gSirs0n, widow AID adx Of Iosr
Megeinson, HeceaseH William Mrggnson Archibald r
Nr&g.hson Joseph O. Mcgginson, Samuel r. dccrinson
1ohn X. and benjamin Megginsor, Ohe two las, being
infants by their guardian the said Archibald & William
befNeey and Elizabeth c. Ci' wifc,) aud Nathaniel r.
t"weh ana Mary j. Chs wife, heirs Distributes of
SosFP, \. Iegg'nson deceased pits. against Josc,Ih
dts. - ~ 0'i' 'FC'
Inc defendant Joseph Cabcll, not having entered his
appearance and given security ACCORDING ~ d., ~, s
'Ssoy ana the rules of this court and ppca ring NV
satisfactory evidence tia he btant Of his
So"yi ~ ordered that the said defendant dp appear
here the first day Of the next term, and anser , lin
OF the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order be fort IN
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
"r TWO months successfully, and posted the fron,
door Of the capitol, of the said city.
~ copy Tesre. J. b. ABBOTT, Il. c. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

'1"DIW|1: AT rules, holden ~ the clerks Office Of
ne superior court Of thancery for the Rclnoud district,
Lodowick Warrock, a. ' '''
ne defendant Lodowick Warrork, having entered
MS hppe"rahce and given security according to the act
oi assembly and the rules OF this court, aud it aDpear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that be is not an inbab
"' % this country; IT is ordered, the said defcD-
""i' 90 appear here the first day of the next term
ana answer the bill of Ike plaintiff; and that conv IF
this order be forthwith inserted in some ,e
nSned III Tie city Of Richmond, FIR two months sIrcrs
sFcy' and posted at tire front door of the ca pol in
the said city. ''' y"
~ 4 CRY. Test ! Z. ARRnrr- i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

IN Po'o5aiaa Comfy Court, February 81, 1925.
Robert Garter, pit against F.itt!aherfy H. AGosby
and john w. Nash, dohs.--ka Chnnceru
This day came the plaintiff, By his attorney. and
hitu his oil against the defendants, ard the defen
aSn'i baviog filed their answers to the same there
fo oy consent q! parties, it is dccreed ard ordered
oy 'he court, that the Commissioner in Cnarcery for
uia county do state Of all Tie claims wir
may De e%hbitsd 10 him against the defendant lit
ue"tFrE H. Niosby, a.i which were neuded 10 be
prov ded for by the deed Of trust execured by the said
iiosoi - the defendant Iatu w. NASH, on the Goth
Gay % May, 1896 and referred in The plaintiffs bill
ana me SAID commissioner furthermore directed 10
state an account OF tbs proceeds Of tne sales made
ny tue defendant Eash, rder the trsl deed aforesaid
and d" each CREDITORS portion Of The said proceeds, a.
G'eta7 10 Tie provisions of le said trust deed ard
make report thereof 10 together with any rat
tiers specially stated deemed pertinent by iha CON-
mhsinnef' or which may be required bY either of The
Par !as 20 DC SO stated: anI il further ordered tina,
the Commissioners give pnb;c roice in this connv
and IN cue OF the Kichmord newspapers for one
month u: Tie tine ana place arpuoitG bv him ,f1r
stating tte said accounts a' reqriiina all ~gsas in
tcresied n The trust deed Aforesaid! 10 cX,,b;t ,air
CLAIMS properly authenticated.
Il cJpy-Teste: WA 6 DANCE
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Ht Il court held for Cumberland co11,y,, liz
Dill nL..Lr NJ .Iu...L - -

2lN doy IF .darch, 1928:
John James 8asker and Judith his v ife f,rmprIv
judith Anderson, comPrts against Samuel wilson. late
Glderson dec. Thomas Anderson. wilkins hIJepso,,
Samuel Anderson, Poiodexier Anderson, and German
Anderson, Jts-Tq cha7ceyy.
4, ne defendants Samuel ,qlderson and PojpJexter
not having entered their appearance and ei-
ven security according TO the act of assemble AMI d
ruiesoi this court, and it appearing from saijsfactorr
eVuence that they not inhabitants OF this countrv
Is ordered That the said defendants do appear here a.
Wv, I've 4,n monday 10 June next, and answer the bill q
tue plaintiffs and that copy OF this order no for,I
inserted in some newspaper published in tbe civ n
iHchmond for two months successfully, and nostej \
we lron' door Of the courthouse of This connir.
- COPY, Teste, MILLER WOODsON, elk,
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WAI. G.. PHNDLEToY. c. &.
CoIEIssIoNEn's OFFICE.
II ;rE,,o,,J 1.J ~. rr-o

~, J'ichm07ld, Np7I l4Ht, 1873.
me parties interested will please take notice n
have "ppoinr ed the 2st day Of June next tn
inc accounts directed by the aforeguins order of tn pvt;
on wh'ch DAY at o'clock Il. NJ. they are required 10
documents for examination and settlement
o. 11TOc ann
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lie parties interested 10 lie fjreroi,o order or
c0"T', a'e hereby notified, that have appointed the
Fs' Day OF May next for commencing tie pc. form
ance OF tie duties required OF INC 10y tire sad order;
90 "h'ch DAY by 10 o'clock, a. 'hcy are required
20 attend at l5e tavern Of jordan I;a,,c1 in die ,on
OF Sco'tv'le with their papers Sc reafv for exan,i
haon; ard all creditors Of Lin!cbcry H. kIcsby are
requested TO exhibit icir claims OF, or before that
Of! ofl'fe me- IN order that each creditors portion
OF The proceeds of the sale made BIZ ,f,c d,t Noh
be a5ceria'ned JOHN w. DANCE. Conf.
commissioners Office, ScotiviIle, March 90, 152G
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sob PrintiIlg

Feb. %. 1925. {
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-30

a PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles n
"a hove Baton Rouge, tho left bank OF the Missrs
Sippi, consisting OF
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11
.4pria. LIT
Cheap Goods.
New DrY Goods Store.

THE subscriber takes leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he has just opened at No. $50
Market Street, three doors below the Upper Mar
ket, Wilmington. Delaware, beautiful assortment
Of seasonable DRY GOODS, consisting, IN Part
of super6ne and common broad cloths, blue, black,
Oxford mixed and assorted colours yestings, SUI
peror calicoes, gingbams, Irish linen, canbrck.
jaconet and book musIins, honbazets; an elegant as
sortment OF figured Swiss muslins; white and colored
hoskin gloves fancy and bandannahdkis; gentlemen
stocks, and cravas silks Of various kinds Canton
grapes ribbons, braids, suspenders hosiery, gloves
&C, bleached and brown musns, fine assortment.
cheap with great variety OF other goods, all q
which will be offered on the most favorable TERMS
srholesate and retail
JAMES A. SPARKS.
EV;Im;n G,on Aarch Oh 1923 93-4t
n. b. Constantly on hand and for sale, a quaint.
ty Of live Geese Feathers, sparranted TO be OF lAe
best quality. }. a. ,.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11
Bishop Davenport,

With the assistance of accomplished female teachers The
course of instruction pursued this Seminary comprises
all the useful ard of the ornamental branches of
Female education. Terms of load Washing and Tuition
in any Of the branches $50 per quarter, payable
in advance.
EXTRA CHARGES.-For Music including the use of
Piano. Sl2 for the French and Spanish taught by an e1
perienced French MASTER Sc; Drawing. Painting and En-
broidery S6 per quarter The discipline of the school is
mild, parental, and christian. Particular attention is
paid only the of the young Ladies, but 10
their moral and religious instruction.
There will be one OF lessons in vocal Music given
in year. by person highly competent, and valuable
Library for The of the young Ladies' To those who
in the Seminary year more, there will be no
charges Ior boks, stationary, vocal music NO
acation except during the month of August.
RECONSIDERATION.
Tie subscribers take pleasure IN recommending the
above school 70 tle raronare Of the public M DaVen
por, has ad experience and much experience III The bust
Of edccatn having been engaged in II since he was
II Yeas For tIee years and ore lie has conduct
cd Aours re school in II place, and las fully JUSTIFIED
lie high ttstn ,rials nd elda,ors which lie
engage IS Fishing ton,niifee 10 exanne quar-
ey Tie state ano tnent tie lnstitut and We
confidently exec, lie school will if NOT increase
It's tci ner reputation. +, ". lI+BERT,
Pastor of the Cd Presbyterian Church in Wilmington
WILLARD HALL, NM. SIERER.
have not tie pleasure If personal Acquaintance
with Mr. H. bnt from TIE above satisfactory 'est,muna
aid his quest shall be happy 10 tct with the lie
| men Visiting Comm ttre. PIERCE Connolly.
Minister of Trinity Chusc., VIII.
March IS. 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11
RensOvOL.
a. & II. WILSON,

Have removed their BOOK STORE and CIR
CULATING LIBRARY TO No. 8, VEST HIGH
ST., souttside Of the Upper Market and 4th door
from the corner of Market
They return their thanks for the liberal sha re of
custom the have received, and will be grateful for
conIinuan Of the iavors of the public.
They off r for sale, at the most reduced prices,
general assortment Of School Books and Stationary
and variety of Fancy articles.
BLANK BOOKS ruled and bound TO any pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES very cheap. Day Books Leg
ers Cyphering, Copy, Memorandum and Pass
Books Writing and Letter Paper Feint. Lined
do Cardelfs and Comys Grammsrs Comfy
Spelling Books; Parchment; Bonnet Board; Band
box Board Prayer books otthe Catholic and Epis-
copal Churches !; Methodist and Baptist Hymn
books; Catechisms ofthe various Churches; States
Ink powder Gold and Silver Paper, Embossed ano
Fancy papers, &c.
A variety of books in different departments O
Literature, which will be sold for less than one hal
the publication price.
WILMINGTON, March 81, o9-4t.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11
For sale, or Rent,

ts9as..n A VALUABLE HOUSE and LOT, N
~ New Ark. Del. The house is 4a by 81
feet two stories high nearly new. handsomely pant
ed. and in excellent order, with a neat enclosure
in front, and another at the back and one OF the ends
Ca the first floor there are four rooms, aud on the
second, five. The appurtenances are, convenient
kitchen djoning the house, stable, carriage house
&c. The lot contains three acres, and is well set
in timothy and clover.
Part of the building was formerly occupied as a
store. for which it is the best stand in the Villages;
but, for tie last five years the whose has been occu-
pied as female Boarding School. 10 this purpose
it is peculiarly adapted. tie school room being airy
and spacious the other apartments large enough ior
the comfortable accommodation OF more than twenty
blarers, and the high enclosure in the rear Afford
ng to the scholars convenient place OF exercise and
recreation. a more eligible situation Tor board
ng school, either of boys girls, could not easily
be found, The Village is healthy and pleasant, and
the surrounding country beautiful and lnely cultva
ted
70 merchant, teacher, or parent deslrous oil
giving his sons classical education. this property
presents great advantages. will be gwen
on the 18th Of March next. For terms apply to the
subscriber i'll Wilmington
WILLIAM SHERER.
I'll Cyb 1000 1nNtf