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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
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July agth, 1853.

At a meeting Of the cunferecs trnm the Counties
OF New Castle, kcnt aud Sussex, held in the Sc
nate chamber at Dover, on Tuesday, the 29h oi
July. for the purpose .! nominating suitable per-
son to be supported by the Ieuls Of General An
drew jackson, as a Representative in the 2I.t
Congress of the u. States, tor the State of De,a
ware The following persons appeared, :. looh their
seats to wit: from New Castle, llartnan Iailey.
Joseph Chandler, William seal, William r. Read
William Nj. X. Ball. Charles II. Ilau.hey ia.
cob Moore, Daniel Newbold and John G. Cor
BIT From Kent, Abraham Pierce. john Cum
nns. Warner VI. Cowgirl, Lewis prcttynan,
Abel .,aitis, Andrew Galley, John Burton, Tho
mas Dehotty, William e. Williams. and William
Fali-bary. Frum Sussex. Joshua E!legood, John
Snr'len. Samuel r. payn,er, Lewis Mert, john
VI Alvain. Mines Barton, Elias Shochlcy, and
Chopper Laws.
The mcetins was then organized, by calling
Abraham Pierce, Esq to the chair, and appointing
Samuel Il. Paynter and Ni.iam N. X. Ball Sc
cretarIes.
After there had been free interchange OF SEN
tilnent among The conierecs, il was unanimously
Resolved, that JAMES A. BAY ARD be nomi-
mated and recommended as suitable person to be
supported by the friends of General Jackson in
the State of Delaware Tor Representative IN the
2lst Congress.
Resolved, ,hat the proceedings Of this confer.
encc he sisned by the Chairman and Secretaries,
aud published in the Jackson papers oi thu, State !;
and that 5oo copies be riinted in hahd-bdls icf
distribution.
ABRAHAM PIERCE, CHAIRMAN.
SAMUEL II PAYNrnn,
WILLIAM NJ k. BALL,
ShcRErAnIEs.
DOVER, 29h JULY, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
coNTy1ETTEE TTEETTrTG.

Agrccaby TO a resolution adopted ny the Jack
son Party, at their general meeting at the State
House in Dover. on Saturday the 10Th inst. the
Committee for Dover hundred met at the house of
Abel Harris IN Dover on Saturday the goth inst.
for the purpose Of appointing Committee of Vi
gilance !ar said hundred--D Daniel Green, Esq. was
chosen Chairman, and Charles c. Emory, Secre-
taiy.
The meeting then proceeded to appoint the fol-
lowing Committee Of Vigilance for Dover hund-
red, VIZ:
X. N. Rldgly, ". W. Bates, William Tlmlin.
Sun, Andrew Galley, John Brown, George Cub
bage, Samuel NJ Wharton. DAVID NJ. Smith,
Thomas Lister, Charles Emory, Charles KINNEY,
Abel Harris, Caleb Ii. sipple James helbin, Ro-
bert @. Pcnnewill, Daniel Smith, Truston l.. Da-
vs. Daniel Green, Myers Casson. Joseph Clark,
Thomas Jones' isaac Buckingham, Vincent Andcr-
SON. Joscph Foreakers, John Denny. James Cats,
Nathan llinsley, Lloyd Dickson, Thomas llnney,
Edward \ Barber, James Stephenson, Stephen
Chipman. Recs David, Samuel Williams, John
Cats, Philip Rasin, Silas Jones, William Manner.
ins, James Il. Streets, John Hutchinson. Rl,don
Collins, Levi Chapman, Thomas Thomas, John
Green, William Nickerson, William L. Alilbnrn,
john Say, Robert Wilson, lscac s.ochwood, Tho
mas Ilillyard, Moses Sippie, James jackson, Wi,
liam Davis, Samuel Jackson. John Craig, Jesse In
nes, James Moore. Benjamin Townsend. Thomas
Fisher William B!shnp ilsdon n. nisiop, Obe-
,liah Thompson J. l.. Harper, Martin lIukil, WI.
! liam jackson. Joseph Harden. Isaac Wallace, john
Day,, QaileT iay!or; samNc' Efltith: John lack-
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01

son, Thumas Penny, Noriah I. Hill, James O,kins.
ley. SEN Nathan Hall, James IIawkcns. John B.
Hawkins Thomas ;iubsnn, Solomon Mumtord,
Jose?h Townsend, Jesse Jones. john Jones.
iscsoftea, That The Comniiic of Vigilance meet
a the State 'lnnse on saturday the S0h Of August
next, to tnaAe suitable arrangements prtratatorS
10 toe lit,le "ad General Elections.
EeSolted, That TIE Secretary cause 100 copies
q the proceeding, VI ibis meeting 70 be published
~ hanihll's ana distributed ia Dover hun'lred
an'I that be si.d copy q The sane TO he Jackson
papers o. tas state tor publication.
.A.!.'9H. EnEEs', Gimme.
lNjGLES {. i4IURl, .stcy
.Iniu CT,ih lcNo
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
'Ehiysy seven Building Aots,

situate The Easicy side Of Frerch street and fronting
thsfeupon Is ri sad los lay between Chesnnt and El
1sbeth Streets and each containing front OF IS feet IN
cef, cxcer, The one founding on Ehz.ncth. vhc!i IS 3
feet aches II OF sail rts lay between El1 .bet! and
Dickinson s,ices, and la., each front Of II feet in-
ches, except The honndi Dickinson, which is IL
feet inches The remaining wA lots lay northward OF
Dickinson street, and have each font Of y feet.
The aforesaid lots all extend 105 feet 2ncles in depth
from French street, tn 25 feet vide alley running para
lei with said street Possession may be had the 25th Of
Sd Mo- next S.e 10 begin at O'clock, +. NJ. when the
conditions and trns of rsymen (Which will be easy for
The pu. c.aser) vii Lc made known BY
ROBERT MORTON.
JOHN r. COATES,
DANIEL SMITH,,
JAMES CANDY,
Executors.
Whining III, + M. 25 1925. 81 2t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
J.AG.xx9.sssG.9zr I'VE Is1 + T.ca C.

W.Hrs. CLAY GREEK Hundred.
st3.3-=,~iA
yEeiE fsicr!s Of JACKSON in White Clay Creek Han.
n deed req le,,cd 20 attend ruolic Meeting, at
m ols' s1rng, ,ar Rose Vile Flcpry, Salu rday next,
the Fl Of August a, 2 o'ciick. r. One or more ae.
dcs.es Il n" tvursd The subject Of the Presidential
tuc aud nc tiiculi + Sen jackson, throughout The
country, T respectfully itvifcd to attend.
Ul. th.3 Gfeea Haiahea, Jalg 9th, ISIS.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
Ns}'s'ECE.

NSTiIl.RE.AS David Wnspp, OF Cantwes Fridge, has
w his ,lay executed a lead of assignment, OF sil ll
esa,e zeal AND persona, trust Tor the benefit o his
dtots-- --Noice is hereby gwen 10 all having demands
against the said David " isun - forward ot
,heir cains he subscriber, whn nuety lays from this
date ami All persons ndcb'cd TO him, required 10
make III. thc subscribers, withn tlat hc, other
WISE ,iey wi'l be compelled by rrncras of lsw
SAMrEi. THOMAS,
ARNOLD NAunAtN,
DANIEL CORBir,
Assgnees.
Can'well,' Bridge, Iuly 9s 1923. 81 In,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
Public Sale Of Building Lots,

PURSUANT to the last VIII and Testament cf JoHN
d MonrnN, late Of the Ciy of Philadelphia, deceased,
there viii be offered public sale 'he nn day Of tie
esht ratnh nex, lie premises, in lhe Borough Of
lin nEt0n,
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01


Our friends koow how Chars e.de-Aiiairs at Brazil.
has been treated BY the adm nistaoa, far esenng, ?;
every American ought to do the out,ages committed BY
that petty sovereignty, commerce, and the rights
Of our ci,iscns-rhcy know alo that Since Mr. Ragpet
has returned this country notice If tie has
been taken by MIR Adams, bnt The insults and wrongs
gvcrnnen; has received have been quety prckettej,
Me. Ia sue left the consultations u faithful in
retirement
As reward TO A,!ans and Clay, for ths neglect
and abandonment of the rights Of their coun'ynen,
il is SAID, that brazilian agent in Baltimore, is a.
tandbills, and sanlciols pamphlet against General jack
son.
TIE p.0cee1rgs Of Ne Caiegc celebration, Of The 4th
Of JOY, TO which Gen jackson invited, given in
this days paper. Tie reply Of Cen. jackson coasl
0,ertots address, will he read with interest by every
friend, and with admiration ~ every Zoe. Every one
will contrast his remarks with tle war famine and pes
thence" speech Of Mr. Clay and compare ais the par
otc spirit which dictated tem wi,h that which ushered
in the world, the Ebony and Topaz toast1is vii eAh-
bit in st,ikns point Of view Tic difference, between the
1eaesee farmer, and He barsaneis Z. manag Isthe mas.
Of intrigue, that rule This ration. Eyey act Of
the peoples candidate, tends aud to SHOW the
wisdom OF their choice, and excite To additional eXer-
ton to secure his elevation the Presidential char.
A parcel Of Adams men had meeting at valicy.Forg
in Pcnusy ylyala, the a0h ull
They had been fer long time previous, making preraa.
tons. and pc under requisilion every possible means.
sven the number q Ebones, TO an imposing amount
they filled in though they succeeded in drawing a
large nunber Of persons to the spot, friends of eueral
jackson, who wcnt out uf curiosity, 10 low lov
ngly Sergeant and Einns would hug}uta caastropay,
ornous of sheir iate, occurred Mr.. Sergeant rhe
,ic orator was mounted table, and harangns
away noble rate and just he got into the midst Of
fit of defamation against Jackson. the able droke down,
and down the ltte orator, and with him, all the
hopes OF the is,s.Ominous OF fate said
Binas
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
Wilmington, Z b M. Is, 1928

FsGlE undersigned hereby give notice, that under the
H. rules and regulations for The government of Newark
Academy adopted by the Of that institution their
,emiannual meeting in Ap last, competent teachers
being required % condnc, the same, the take charge
o tile department Ut langnaEes-the other Of the mstle.
matica ieparlne They will receive applications from
persons well nended for those situations whom;
when engaged they Ill b. assigned HE 18th Of Oco-
Der Tie teacher OF languages (who,s te rector
70 receive r his compensation ot $500 per
nuu,-t' Z teacher oi the mathematical Department.
pcrsiun Of - The trustees will at Fraze IS ho-
tel in Newark h- 17,h and 49,. OF Sept aber next.
on which day, aplcAtois may re male to he under
s5ned it no made before at teir respective places Of
rcsdc,ce
y W. G.LaERr, JI11uiagoa con.'as apbein..
A GRAY. ueor Afspask. ea bJ Trustees of
X. GRAHAM, .Nt.o L>YG5n .Ne4sark. icadsmy 10
truss R5a.S- ly1cYe ieacae8.
August l. lSs3.--5il9t
4 STATED meeting II tie helasors 7;4deAyefA ,.5u!
u Science sill be held the Lower Han, to-norro y, al
O'Clock, ? NJ pace VIII be read an the ORIGIN o.
THE sFLvIrs
Vtlmay,sa, .'nsat /, 1873 -57--lt
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01

Fainatle Discorpry..--An ingenious t'a'ifsman
at Faikirk, HI. discovered a mrhud by Which he
can mould skins and leather to amy shape, and
make very elegant light summer hats OF sheep
skn weighing two or three ounces. ,arnshed
ant rendered impcrvicus 10 wet lie likewise
make, them Of seal skin with the hair or. Entire
.lleasrs, consis,im, Of Jacket and towsrrs, have
been furnished to various ship, companies, at 50
low a rate as l,s each They are OF leather
aud dressed after u method which renders them
lmperylous 10 ,an, ami yet as plant as glove.
The Of the Hong Merchant. reported IN LONDON
papers A ha,ing fu,el At Canton Ma'rap, aud MOI
Mcr &C. VA, s1 h.s Ieb.s an.3aatld 20 Sl,5 lJ,gYV
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01

The Coalition sk. ike ,ne Pencaaer meeting oi
last Saturday. We inform .cm, tNal they VII be
much troubled 10 future, for that vas cny tnc beginning
Meetings ike that, viz. Hundred meetings, viii 60 the
whole round, aud then old Iencaler VAL Sc; another ex-
ample. Nest time, instead Of presenting collation. of
hams, &c. she will roast uA WHO'LL, aud Ho cow
and give " ali who wi. Ealtake, in the name of the
people, and of,heir sat4. enc.d=r is truly patriotic,
and her example viii not be oAl No wonder the Adams
men, excaim Against such meetings; hey death to all
their hopes. The people wli hold them in old Sussex
too--lheil's Is the rub.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01
Robertson & Little's

Office, No. rs, Market-strse;, Whining on, Del
As pruof of the good fortune that attends ad
who purchase their Tickets at the
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-01

Oh to e.c his rc1as,, ad secceed.d After tls aIr Clay
came to The Senate ,f the L. s. appeared in that budy
the advocate Of Col, lrr aud rdcacd tie idea Of Bur's
havng any hostile intentions 10 The 60 einmcnt. When
'he suspension Of ie writ ii M.1as C,rpas proposed
III that body, in orr enable The Executive 10 act more
ehccn! II ariesln, the piracy, Mr CLAY OPPOSED il
h Clay was not concerned IL tie Eutr conspiracy
vas !! 10 him thai ;cn. alluded as one Of the Senate,
with Mhon th's scenc had tascn deep lou, Does moi
MS late conspiracy cai.snl s ideai.thd docs no, his
~ c"i'tc, shn@ afeat coagensy o character betweel
Clay aud Barr - iese qnes ions wlcil naura,y arse
rom view o tie c, and much s,rcngcg r,uo u Nj
Clay guilt this affair." any that has besn o. can be
brought against Gen. Jackson.
There has also been much boasting, that Chief Justice
Judge Marshall, but il viii be remembered that at the time
of Bufrs ttla much surmsd about the Partially o.
the Court to Tie prisoner Judge Marshall ened Nth Bur-
during the rialIie iaher than itna,ed that the
Executive vas pelsecQtng Col. Duis by insti.ung this
trial
All we have 70 say at this time is, let these caumniatols
Wet their cwn friends o treason aud Conspiracy, s.ieiuI
to the last Presidential election
We hope to this mysterious connection between Mi.
Clay and Col Burr explained by the presses Of the former
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FTNilE New Map of Virginia. compiled from actual srve,
Il under the authority OF the State, published, Md
may be ohisnsjby derVus Of pIocurngon appes
ton n VIM H. RchardCh at the CAPITOL IN TIE City itch
uond.
This work, Effected by the laba Of many years and al
great oCst Of aud money has perbap sup
ed IN variety and accuracy VI detsOr beauty aud
Of execution lfsetis the highest credit the
sk Of the persons immediately concerned publication
and ma prove highly gratifying and useful 10 ts public In,
Legtue have authorized the sale Of $50 Copes only " hr
Map, elarge scale Of hye miles 90 the neh The Exc
utve, with the Of making the sale extensive ard rsp
possible, have directed the eoTeto be disposed Of tb
moderate price of $50.
Under these ccuEstancesh Is probable thst person.
shall not make early applications will be unable to Obtain
Copy Of this beautiful and valuable work.
Ausnt 5. 25-n
Map Of Yiyginia reduced from tie Nine Shef Nan o.
ne state according 70 The Propisi1t Of Of ne strG
= sn'J Passed 9h WGTch, 8a7, Is aiso p1biis6,K md
@ H. a. tirs application above Prize 80 psy eopy
Cogiss II 5oA aps ~ eoHveHtsnt portable ,u n a e
obtained IL prtJeTTsS
Dc. ~. 1871 %
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Feb %.


rINHAT high blooded hor.s renowned for both
Il speed add bottom, gotten by the celebrated imported
horse Sir Harry, will stand The ensuing sesson, my stIble
IN the county OF PgwhaiaD, about miles from the count
house. from mIchaux Ferry, 81 iop Richmond aud sbout
10 from Petersburg, aud will he let al 90 dollar,
the which commenced the u March and will
expire the ut August when money nust be paid I
he discharges ny fifteen dollars II raid by the first dsv NJ
August next, IS dolls insurance aud IS the Sle leap or
aPFrofed Notes sent payable i Janusry with so
eento The groom Cloud Pastursge will he furnished sa,
for mares left With the horse, aud good taken Of
oui liability for acCdenis escapes To mares IL esirsd
will be given three feeds Of grain DAY 70 cenf
SIR Alfred about IS and half hands hish and rub,sn
tslly made; beautiful dark bay, with bsck Ists sns
snd tails generally all wei of the competes hand
soonest horses IN be States His biz cd equal any 10
he world, being gotten by Sit Hairy, his dam. Lady Chester
field, by D,Dmed, out Of Ezekiel Dances mare LADY
Bolusbrouk (dam 81 Wrshgler and other rst rate seeTs Of
The dsy) ~ Psutaa Matchem, King HsfOd Fearnoush,
Oade, Godolphin Atshanso that gentlemen may excel
from vbiooded usie Of good form aud sz have good
aeer and out Of other fine good saddle sud carriage
horses His stock universally admired for their beauty
aud usefulness He's Of the best 10 be found fof
SIR Arthy
The subscriber has IN his ession the FOIL Ped4ree Of Sir
srry sod the grsndsm Of Sir Alfred snd Lady
sud also Sir Alfredo performance the Turf which will
be 'hewn to any gentleman who may oish it,
ROBERT @. MACON
march "a. JOf-6t
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mum orTctt ~ 49,, n Iiendl Lave been enabled
o,n. g PrGssfs , Iron o, ,s s, so, bed of
RAVENSWOOD sa dark bfoyn, got ny w ~ p.te,
H,rse Sir Harry, fSou " Lord Dsrbys aroD,N ' -,
Tesze) 10 aud half hands high of great strength, J'
ard substance lis dam bred by The Duke OF Grafton,
sud got BY CIRQUE on at High Fyt nut Of 0eOfsians
Sire 10 Ttumpeor) grand dam by Magnet, Son Of X. trcd,
end Sire Of Dare Devil great grand dam by old Maehem she
sister 10 Johnny, Who IS times Il New Market ia
year, beating Pyrhus Finis Pumpkin, aud ~ the best
horses Of BIS daygreat great grand dam wa' BahrshaD
PsruefBopdy Buitocks CT eyound-BroCkleg by Betty,
The best Of her day" See Stud Dookalso be Duke
Of Grafion's certificate Of sale 70 Dir. Randolph
HIRAM CHILES
n. ID RsveUswood will stand at The Rowling GfeeuCsf.
cline comfy aud will be LEI 70 Sf2, be discharged
Grain furnished very low Prec,aad great se1 Of
mares sent H. O.
March 81 fOt-Sf
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JOS. .J4lCKSoly, elerk ace'l.
Aaiiiorss dice, Feb 2sth 1923.


JOS. JlCKSoIy, clerk aecl..
Adiitor's dice, Feb. 2sth, 1928.
March IL. lUO-u
EyRoM the imposing appearance OF This statement most
u persons would without nioi ming themselves properly,
suppose the State derived real benefit, peUunay point
view, from ShockG Warehouse being Inspections; the
reverse is the fact; far takes that which might he
ia the Public Warehouse As this may not be properly
understood " will ende avour TO make IL
Shookcs Warehouse pays the State 50 cents per HID duty
per HID premium of insurance; making
per HID. The Pabc Ware house pays50 cents per
HID duty sn 60 cents per HID SLOT making 81 10 CITE
per HID Being difference Of as per cent per HID that
The Public Warehouse pays into the Treasury ths; Of
Shoekc II would he well remark, that all Tobacco
inspected M the Slate pays duty Of 80 per cent PEI HID
Therefore, Warehouse is the particular OF lis being
paid must be PAID LEI it he cted where Con-
sequenily the State derives benefit from Shock Ware
oye but the small compensation Of 10 cents per Hhd
premium of insurance, conibu,tble building, account
OF which, times nearly equals Tie Of the State
The Public Wa ehOuse has been inspection only our
years aud has not been generally knoyn such Now that IT
Is, shall leave 10 the better judgment Of the Planter to
decide whether he will psonze property in which he has
interest," tba, IN which he has when the expense is
tue u himself.
Marrho3 f05- q
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ENRON The subscribers Plantation, Dan River Rocking
u ham cauuty, " Carolina, the I5ih negro man
named Tom, blacksmith by trade about so years age
near ieet HIGH stout made and large bcned aud of
Dies eeoil'e7ed, except fur hat puf chaed h- said
gro last Summer OF Mr.. Miles, the head of the
Maryland where he Ia, wife, and where he may nef
haPs have directed his siep' Any person who may up
the SAID negro, and cUntne him Jail, that him
ssan, aud giving information thereof shall receive
en- South OF the Janes River, $50 if taken North
$40 aud all reasonable xpenss paid Address 10 me at this
place, till APtiineaL and after, to my Plantation.
WIN. BETHEL.
Richmond, Mach 7. set
y aond5y 5Ist Afsic S2s shall .eII at Ii6c
~ au ton on u lsnth credit bonds with approved
security, 10 bear interest from the date, (Which sI be
Sss horaes 1 Belonging TO the e.tate of AuEs Rsuup
OF Wilton The saie wri take Place al Fighting Greek,
miles from Powhatsn Courthouse.
WIN. BERKELEY, admir-
March 7. 99-td.
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zfRHE subscriber wishing 10 remove u the vegi offers for
" sale the Toyern Prince Edward courtEouse. gbe s
uaion for stsyetn, equal 70 any ~ the Stss. There IS
Main Southern siege Road tom Washington to Georgia Fo
health aud consequence, no uaon excel IT, The build.
Of ovtiy deoPonj good water, good garden, and every
oisr convenience whchn nesesry Tor such establishment
land, lying very shot distance from the tavern snd az
2rdns ~ abundant supply Of wood for the % the place
would first view TIE premises, any further Description deem.
Ell unnecessary Terms WILDE Of toe most accommodating
kind. JOHN PEARSON.
Eeh
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TTNHE commissioners named acted "Bn act 10 in
corporate ne Richmond Manufacturing Con Psny pass
iai booksof suhsc ipton will be opened the Merchants
Co6ee House. n The city Of Rchmend Tuesday The
April 1879 =. II o'clock for The purpose Of receiving
'srPionI 70 The OaPisl Stock Of the sai5
ia 6e aid books vii he Kept open from day 10 day. from
sEesptedl uut'l the ock Is subscribed for.
Much 81. 1O0-2avftA
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ylY virtue of deed Of trust executed by Elias Bowler
@ ne subscribers, the 28tb day Of April 1927 aud
corded the clerks office Of Powhstan, for purposes et
rienoned will be sold the highest bidders public aurtion
cash, Pohaan courthouse, the 81 snesdsy in
pr being court day. tract Of land in Powhaan county
ontsiaug 81 adjoining the lsnds Of Dan Bass and yh
Hnbson estoe, and others The subscribers will convey to
tbe purchaser such title they have under the deed aort
said. RICHARD BOOKER, Ttus-
WIN S. DANCE, 5 tees
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SeHE Executive will proposals conformity with
Va the provisions Of the Sd section o the concernns
the ArDoy, hereto annexed "a And be further enacted
that the Executive he authorised required ascertain upon
what terms the EfD,0yy BadiHgs Land attached Thereto
he sol exchange OF leased for years. CON,
unieae to :he nest General Assembly result Of their
enquiry" by order Of the Executive.
WIN. II. RIOHARDSO C. c.
Executive Departmental
18th March, 1923.
March q
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S9S2IsiN 70 close ny accounts finally, The Executor
w II the late D. w. Coleman, earnestly request si
persons having claims against Che estate Of my Te1tor
sks them known for stemen and tbe ike request Dsde
% to'e "bo msy have claims sgsInst DE late hm Of Cole
X WOO0ik- Those indebted 10 either b. W. Coleman,
g. Coleman Woo5ik 70 mess Ez'or OF u. W Cole
fequcssed g. make 10 mediate y ment uhs
indulgence can b. given. JOHN SHEPPARD, EH'or
Ct y. W. CoetGan, dec.
Jan. IS. 7s-wa
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sHlS estate, the ancient of the Real family, will
II not previously sold, be exposed 20 the highest bidder
Oh the Isl Monday HAY next, being Charlotte
on credit 81 q years, credi; suit sue
may be inclined purchase 1t Contain, nea Nv
ITO acre, OF aGd lying on both sides of Little Rosnoaks
SOO and large odd acres, the side
upward OF 600 on the eastern. II will be ou ed
INTO two or more tracts 10 suit purchasers.
This land naturally among best in the county "a rom
siderable proportion OF il low .rpud crest fertility II
well wateIed and well timhesd under good fence in
good order for cropping Of the land apfoarhe. with,
IN mile OF Charlotte Courthouse, and would suit pro-
essional or mercantile There failing
On which formerly stood gist mill Further descritor
land. - ~ "
5sn.29 7s,,d,