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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
FROM WILLIAM DUANE, ESQ


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Mn SwAIl proprietor OF med cal composition caiea
s,Sams Pa"acea. appAeI Y Nc. reqHr's ne g sta,e
what know about the Attod Gon y f9s medicine mo
The Aims floase-and CONSIDER y duy 70 comply WIKI
hisreqaest.
Being President OF me u a'd Of Managers Ct 'he AIMS
House N the year IS1o Mt expressed = ms ~is
20 undertake the cure "i some persons ehen ~ the oose
whose cases were gwen up as iner ~ ~ ihe medea e
tlenen; that he VAS eo'hlen n' curf BY lbs me "cre
those cases and would undertake snnlc i ihe Gi, Gfse-
ae-snd would require no o'her compensation tia' w
satisfaction 20 DC derived from the 'ei''e endefea .
g. sea - eonnu' ' ne X, No ~
lbori ii nrtiudice them. as stnrt IN n, aen.; M
progresses ne against what they dsernaacl qa4ekef}
aone If the Managers felt Inclined W. trla con-, ie-
ing that they abandoned ~ lie medical zen
VII IN werc 10 be operated unon, harm N icsst 0 hc
done, and if ccih.c the unPu ougA
. be aorded hat they expressed reu.aree " lNc
responsibility upoa them ~ whi.l Understood tl,; lley
d nos H. !, TT Themselves u onpaalan ~ thr hast
Cai, Others opposed atog.,hef. Therefore oiles5d
AZ sook apna a4.lf whae'e 'esaoata'. ieie was d
nc case. Al NOTIFIED Mr saam llr ,uu!a aec9iaps,y
hi'a, 40 L. an, .e 49, es.' ssif', W. H. :, 4eoaa'
!, ,l5si M. na,i.nfs4 ~. s4ftn ui.S..l
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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
RETEOVAL
A. a. Ill. w ilson
NAVE REMOVED THEIR

Book Store aud Circulating Library
To 10. S, Hes. Uqh 81, soh se IF the Upper ''a'kst
AND 4th DcoR From rue CORNER OF MARKET srnEhr'
yH0EY return their thanks for the liberal share d custom
4 they have received, and will be grateful coni'nu
auce of the favors Of the public
They offer for sale tc nos: reduced prices, genera
assortment of School Books and Stationery, and variety
Of Fancy Articles
Blank Boots Ru'eJ aud Bound 70 any pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES
Very cheap Day Books: Legers; cipherirg, Copy,
Memorandum ard Pass Books WIRING and Letter Paper
Feni Lined do; Carders and Comiys Gramuars Comy's
Spelling Books; Parchment; bonnet Hoard; Bahdbox
Board Prayt books OF HE Catholic and Episcopal Church,
es Methodist and Baptist Hymn books; Cstechsns OF the
various Chu,ches; saes, Ink powder; Gold aud ssef
Paper, Embossed and Fancy plItis, &c.
A variety OF books IN diife departments ct Lteta
ture which will be sold for less than halt Tie public
ion price.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
CDLt.MDLlN Pills.
AND OINTMENT

CtSiftfhfSa. J
Tie CoLuNsiAN PILES justly celebrate for their grea,
'f'ne 10 mshy diseases. are now .ered, and confidently
recommended 70 iae afflicted, as being decidedly Que of
the hest remedies di~coYetel for lie fs and a5t.
al teorentss ill., cdHi osel altpsc her Of mild and
sene ingredients, warranted free ON all mel cria oicr
aralons, and may he taken all times and Under any cIg
c"nsaHceS, With perfect safety Many thousands
ferencei the salnary elects Of these Pills and snch is
eT Surprising efficacy, that the inve.eata cases Of
Piles and Cos'lteness taYr readily ye'rl to tlIr Kind
nfleNce ~ ye7y short time Jhei operation is not al,
tended With any unpleasant sensations bit Oh Tie contrary
aSteea3e e We stomach, aal ri ioicye tie bowels II
the Be,te' manner. f.on Their cuoing y. pciss,i,,
praef,cs they have been found enuenlv ,er ,cr,ble N
cases OF inflammation Of the b'dIei c,cn0n # ~. ii;nc
and burning pain in the bowels They viii afford de c,lr6
benefit ~ cnls, attended Nib fever inGamr ,tp ~ n
beast, rlt iatc lintS, cirg in tie ssi, and sur
ies ~ tbe blood 70 scaiang mes, ANA to persons NV
eng rs Convenient mcd ;'e. ide " Conn,nian pil,''
"i' prove u ineSmablc value, hccase disc Of thrm
ooeaN"a'y' WI d@ie"d he constitution agaos, any bed
enaes ron " snen chtnSes IF di ren climates and
wi refresh The belly after the ,tgic Al led, Of a our
ney' ineclphs for Hsng accompany each box
P'cpMed only by s. BENDER ph,,a1.,nhia
~ q Aope Yaaline .ei!iau, ny .e,i.tca iyYat,.,s
Feb %, 1925 !,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
CHARLES SAUNDERS

PESPFCIFtllY informs his friends and the pubic,
tina, he has rsured to his Borough aud that lie has
eauaenced Me PAlNIlNG, GLAZING AND PApEi.
NNttNG, IN all rs branches and hopes b, sict
aic Mou robustness, 70 mea share Of public patronage,
jul :. 1923 49--tt
y Il, wan'ed apprentice, boy from IS 0 l6
years u age.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
W .ANTstlB IMMEDIATELY,
50 Stone NIasons,

2Es0 york az dry wa in Tic fAesapn y Be'd,svc
Cgaa, at Summit lirdge:--io whom liberal wages
ail lc gwen Apply 70 JAS. ( ROBINSON,
March 10 1928 19-,f At Sumuii Bridge
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
PARCHMENT.

H. Wilson, No. 5, West High street, have lusII,s
cevel large lot OF Parchment Of very superior qoin
Tor Instruments Of Writing. 1t will be sold low, arc : h'-
raj discount made to wholesale purchasers
Huntington, qny. IL, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
Canat Packet Boat.
LADY CLINTON.

HVik Subscribers tender lhei, respects TO the rnhr.
IL inform theIn that they have procured sn n ana
IA handsome style, Canal Packet Boat, which sd un
tunntg the ensuing season, to and from nelana,u en
81. Georges and summit Bridge or been Cu, ~ ',',
Chesapeake and Delaware Cana-or tie accomn ~ .he
OF visitors and others accommodating
This boat viii run in connection with the Salem o..
Boat EsseS Leaving SUNNI, Bridge and s., Ca" 'ean
eight O'clock, and al Delaware lIv !, ,',n and
where passengers can take the Steam Boat nme,,IIs
tor Phladep hia and on Tuesday, THURSDAY anI
afternoons, upon ,he arrival Of The Steam I;oa, f NJ
depha viii leave Delaware City, for ST. teotrcs nn
summit &c. 6'' and
Passage from Delaware City, TO 81 Georges, a.
" from do. 10 Summit Bidge. ~ w
Returning, same price
II. IluGc, Philadelphia,
April i6 1923. 's rye:
y i The BEAT vi" pe always in readiness TO accor..
late paites, tion o'clock, Monday Wedne>la, ~,
frtay mornings 70 two o'clock, on TUESDAY, rhrsd,,
md Saturday at etuuprs; and SUNDAYS vl free ~
Steam = " ilat may arrive At Dellu arc tit, ~
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
TO RENE.

E--A Taat large Slime Buifding in French.
n III b,tNteh Broad and Kea, st,.et3--thirtytbree
H:;a Zee square y is ven cacuaed Tor a facto,u
f.isuses<s q -n4'Aac SGsp. For tesins apply to
JOHN WALES, or
JAMES GARDNER
Nii"hEhh' Ahrh -, 1929 23--,f
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
CHEAP BOOKS
.1pd STATIONERY, al ~. q. Mrs,.,.

WA STETEUWENX, a NJ. IS, Mrkets., legg
.Nessrs Lartm aa1 Lama2yas Grocery Sores.
SCOTT begs leave 20 state TO lisiiienls and The pr5
~ q lha lie las made such alrauren eut, Win Gil,
aud ttfer cheap Book ilics il Philadelphia as to en5s
h " oppose q seden' and mir, Geoka, together wila
gene raj assortment ot STATIONERY al The h7gss Fs
MLbha p'cts ellher a whole. ale retail In cohse0le
ct such augement .Netciarfs aid Jeacieys from boil
town ard country. would ind il much u their advantage
to can and purchase, as his sy ndacd prices viii ron
Ae'tF preclude t'ie Necessity Il their gong TO tic
'"r ans article II Dis line ct business the If cea
cs,s
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19

For the care Of .ycrofuid, Or Kihg's Erl, Ulcers
Eheamatisn, Syphilitic, .Narcuriat and Lirer
Complaints, and mast Diseases arising in dsbii-
itated constitutions, Or ffom m impure state Of
ths Blood, Sc. g..
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
rariIer's Vegetable Nenovaiin;
2 a III q CEA.

Equal 70 any no" Vi So per bptc. GTS2Gper
duleu,
For tic cule of RHEuMATIsN Ever Compliant, tn
GERS Meeura and S phlitc Diseases ilkcwi,e CON.
plants arisng from impure u Inc blood, p5tnd
s'rs hios, and lie carly stages q Consumption, a.
teatnt'ia!s Of cure, performed by, and drrcin Tor
using Tie abGse vln,e cilo accompany cach 10 lie
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-19
In the Court Of Chanccry Of the State Of
Delaware,
For .Ne,v Castle County, Of The U'n'tcr
Term, Il. ~. 1923.

RH. EEdFetfaa,y M, 1928
toAtd Satt., Q. z cns7ger,
,iss4tf I'm l],h. Is NN
retains " ) l.
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
40 Dollars ReaUNr1.

RANAWAY from the subscriber near Smy rna,
Delaware, on the lst ult. an indented black boy
named Moses. He is about Is or 10 years OLD,
about feet or inches high, not very black, and
when spoken to he stammers little. He took with
him several suits of cloths, all home made.
yer will apprehend said boy, and conne h'm IN lai
80 that get him again, shall receive, if taken in this
State twenty dollars, if taken out of this State the
above reward.
WILLIAM BLACKISTON.
Near Smyrna, Del.
Sent. %. 1928. 45-4tp.
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
ADJOURNED
Marshall's Sale.

In pursuance of two several DEGREES OF the Dis-
trict Court of the United States for the Delaware
District. to me directed will be Exposed to PUB
Lie SALE, at the Village Of Seaford, in Sussex
County, in the said district, on Thursday the ESD
day Of October meet, at 10 o'clock. A. the steam
Boat Philadelphia, together with her tackle, apParel
and furniture being lbelled and condemned IN
said court for claims therein exhibited and ordered
to be sold by JAMES BRobSoN'
Marshall Del. District.
Wilmington Sept ~ 1893 5-ts.
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
REVIE w NO. w.
From the Democratic Press.

Euide,,ces of Gen. Jacksoa's Discrimination.
It is admitted by General Jackson's warmest
friends that he possesses warm and 'mpetuous pas
sops. but they affirm at the same time, that he is en-
dowed with the redeemng properties of great cando,
and stern uncompromlslng integrity. lhey assure
us that his faults are but the excesses OF his virtue
Such is his exalted sense OhOnOur, that he can hold
no terms with dishOnorabIe men. Having once De-
come satisfied of any citizens departure from an ell
evated virtuous course, he feels warranted IN de-
nouncing him to the public nor will any consdera-
ton of self interest," policy. influence nm TO re-
concatiou. Such is the character given of Gener-
al Jackson by his friends. Let us test the truth OF
the picture which has thus been drawn by the follow
ing facts.
of Tennessee for stating that General jackson quar-
relied with Judge McNairy of Nashville, and tor
sixteen wears afterwards, availed himself OF every
convenient occasion, to denounce the Judge IN terms
General sought to elevate himself to the Presidency
he conceived that the friendship OF judge McNalry
might be of Importance to him. lie therefore soil
? cited and obtained reconciliation
q II. Notwithstanding the murderous attack made
. :. on the Bentons, yet when the General became
candidate for the Presidency, he solicited recon-
citation with Thos. II. Benton, then as well as now,
T. Senator Of the u States ms was a. nts' ue,
cI;ned by Benton, but the General persevered' ana
u Intimately subdued the enmty Of the man whose lfe
s. he deliberately attempted TO take, and who fo'
e. wears afterwards denounced with no less violence
". Than he now does Messrs. Adams and Clay. I'M
General ultimately accomplished his purpose by hat
ed terry. ,, .u,, a
MS 10 BentOn'S Irlenus JacKeo! "o"u 'S''" :, "
nd his high honor and chivalry. The writer OF th'
lp article heard Jackson observe. that he knew
ee' brave man it was Col. Benton" Such remarks D
was in the daily habit Of utterng, knowing ui we
that thev would soon reach the ears OF his old en
her NV. By such means he conciiated Benton, and VIII
ety. now has the meanness to rank among the heros n
ic. taners From this period Jackson dsrobed hmse
rea Of his rugged exterior and assumed the charac
shall of an amable and smiling cOurtier AAo "oo "ooP
Or.) ed the advice of Shakespear.
$40 assume virtue if you have It not.
II 'The success with which he has played tn's nc
character in the great drama OF life, the nation
had ample opportunities of judging. -,
III. While General Jackson sojourned IN was
az nptop during the short period OF his senatorial
reer. he became reconciled to General Scott OF
=. armv. This officer, whom General jackson \ \
"e proclaimed in published letter as having ore.,
IL character Of i" a soldier and gentieman''-t
39O3 was ignorant of the obligations and duties wh
l2O honour impose''-that he was " too contempI'o,e
s3. hold any converse with''-that he attempted
designs Of an assassin'-that he attempted 10
lucky sail "in the dark the reputation OF another'
Il. "stah him at moment when he sahuo' eAI
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
Classical, Mathematical & English
ACADEMY.

vUVHE Subscriber, "a graduate of the University OF
Il Vermont. will commence school for young
men and lads, in the Academy in this place, on the
29th instant where he will teach the above branch
es of Education. Those, who may favour HIM
with their patronage, shall be rewarded with the
best exertions he can make towards the improvement
of those under his care. Their morals and gooo
behaviour will also be watched over with careful at
tention. The school will be furnished with Maps
Globes ana other apparatus as soon as practlcaole
Tuition per quarter Latin & Greek, 81 90
Mathematics and Philosophy, + 0O
English, w
BYREM LAWRENCE.
Wilmington, Esd Sept. 1928. 45-4
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
TIMELY WARNING.
F,o,n The National Iteligencer.

from Inc lfWIOHW bHettfSoHto''
The ExrREMIsrs.-The anti-tarf exc 'tement
in the South. though apparently abated' has by no
means subsidized 1t prevails, indeed, in some
neiuhhorhouIs, still to serious extent The last
AUGUSTA Geor gia Chronicle brings us the proceed.
ngs of meeting held at AppIing, and said to have
been very numerousy and respectfully attended:
The report Of a committee, with an appendant
string Of resolutions. was adopted, with much una
nimy and is praise in special resolution, as be-
;nu yeru able and luminous"
g Resolved. That. though we believe the present
measure unconstitutional and oppressive we w'sh
not to resort AT ONCE, TO an open opposition.
we believe that the measures above recommend
ed. Tnon-consumptiou, SCI if persevering'y pur-
sue,. will afford an efftc'uaI remedy to existing
evils and finally end in the abolition Of the ,vhole
nrotpc,;ue sstena Should the neat Congress disap-
poa these Expectations, it will then be time to adopt
pm measures of a more DECISIVE Character"
The purpose is here very plainly avowed to op..
nose the laws by force, if the neat Congress shall
fa to abolish the whole protective system''-ln
other words, if Congress shall fail to repeal all the
duties on imports which repeal would, OF ITSELF
|be virtual dissolution Of the Union Tor no 20,
vernment can exist for hour without revenue, II
S it be also without the prospect Of II.
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
Nelaware, Maryland & -. Cay
OAiNa, AOtteYN,

3d class, draws in this Borough, on "Wednesday the
oh October. 81 numbers drawn ballots.
sCHEME-1 prize of 5000 dollars. Of seos' nS
o of 1000. S of 400, of 800, 5of 200, l2 OF l2o'
IS Of iOo' 1873 ofe7. 1850 ofe, and $3.50 ofs3.
Ticket SO, Half $50, Quarter rs.
no he had at E. BARKER'S prompt and lucky
office. No, II, Market Street, Wilmington, DEL
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
From the Massachusetts, Journal.
SPECIMENS OF JACkSONlSM.


Gen. Jackson and his friends set upon the Den
TONS in their boarding house, and attempted ~ as-
sassinate them. or
Gen. Green, in the pay of the jackson party o'
the Senate, assaults gentleman IN room aPpto-
nraed to the deliberations OF one OF the comnttees
Of that body. A.. p..-
R,ssel Jaruis commits an outrage upon the IRE,
sident's Secretary while performing his duties anu
even with an executive communication 10 oons'esS
in his hand, in the Capitol.
The Mob at Patterson, N. J. surround ihe manu-,
facturers' houses, threatening to burn tnem' w. =
Hickory twiss in their hats, shouting "norra 'o'
Jackson" l y,Jc,
( TAe Mob at KnoauiHe, Ten. surround 1uus'
Williams house, threatening HIM WIN the., ven
yeance, and pouring imprecat'ons on ms heau.
! A person from Noah's Office assaults Mr. Co"o'n
Editor of the National Adrocae, tame man. alt
is beaten with crutch.
G. A. Otis, of the Gazette, assaults anu oea'
Mr.. Locke, of the GALAXY
oah,s partner is killed in duel, contess'ng DC
eore he went out to fight. that he had done wrong
d hut ayouM not Ynake reparation
# The Gichriss and two others, assault ana pruls
n nr. ARMSTRONG. Pistols were drawn by them an
to a loaded one found on the ground.
,e Yet Jackson certificates say these assas'a''ls
s. highly respectablemen! ,,.r<
nd johnson, Senator Of the U. S. from KY declare
ct that, "though the Administration were as pure
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06


Fur flcns no'y arc smiliap-Iorms orlieht
Ar moving praceful thrnugh the bendine srnah +;
nfieht owes are Has tne aud high souls a.e how'd
Iohenniy ,u0 doniniaa-far 10 night,
The Foyllavr gathered far from hail aud bower
lotaste the sweets Of lleasur's fostd hour.
III a scene In make The Young to1rt bound.
Heieath the nluencenfsail and saac,
LIKE Il Mid inuoinin, winch. Imprisoned long,
htllst hns gliiN veatislp.d i4 inJuu3-
ANA bursting iNtJ lle, ali mirth tul piur,
keJolces daHcing Ia the noon-tdo ray.
ieaz'd a while upol them -blt with ovas
Which drunk not ufthe cup vi their dehsht,--
Tor atner scnurs were present to my sight,
And faueY babe g%uotter firm arse,
VI deeter, sN% ectcr, though "A chi VI air.
IMAM nil he living ei,arins that cluster there.
And hnyn y lnder'd out beneath the shy.
To hold sweet converse with tle star aud thee
For have lnvi t,oef'= vet thou nrt 90 NJ.
| en- as tho star. that wlarl 10 hl tight aud high,
And ln,eeeosibic, their glorious ace
Thai nun may Worship but can uo'or rmbrace.
Oh to my heaying hoson- Love, thou art
A. the pae moon Is 10 the oee1u tide
That beautiful but cold and distant brute,
Nltose presence hlis her lovers ~swelMg heart
Win high aud joyous aspirations-- never
10 be iuibll d-yet t%hfobblng on forever.
l shoHld not love thee thus.-and viii not, dear,
For ute Interchangeable has pticed--plns
Ahat between Ms winch | nnst not pass
vii not think of thee with SIGH, 81 tclr,--
fetl my gazeOn yen blue canopy.
Although II brGAthea o fbrauly, love AMI thee.'
hut may dream, that from thy wave rt home,
Ihan too d~ost>trny beneath tho o p%liltcrtug Los,
WIN soul all transport. hpl with furr all sutilrs,
While on that balcony saw lhee roam,
Aud Thought that thee, dnaf st, purur, brighter far,
Than the rich frmamehtas most goi gcons star.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-06
linnDa Botanic Garden
AND
NURSERIES,.
~ ISLAND NEAR NEW YORl

1oNG ISLAND MAR NEW YORK
wylIIIAu PRINCE, Proprietor OF ihiS
Nv establishment, announces 10 the pnonc
new ed,fion (24th) OF his Catalogues
ip- ~, ;ssutd from the press. and may ne CD
nn'y a9,,;s. Of Air. x. @. IpMPklNo. OF tins
ir"'' nc enhancement Of this establishment
Wy nnrshel with unHbated ardonr, and re-
"a usss orexpense bv the preseet Prpprtf'or and
; r,h.r for above half century in The pre-
aaIn,qed catalogue, he ofrrs TO the public
~ s.r;e,,ps of Aples, 212 OF Peas, 70 OF Cher
~ roo of Plans, y OF Anrieots 81 u Peach
iHs =, ~ Nsctarines, 10 Of Almonds. Ia OF Null
- 4 of Ounces. is # Fig, 10 OF Cnftaols,
pas,herries, AZ of Gnosepprries, - d
= t,a,ries. - of Nuts. ISL of cranes, i9l Of
- as of Pa MES, ltD Of Dfhltas, 81 OF Ca-
~ and In all near 1000 species Of Green
ha"a plants. besides an immense assortment of
Ss"sII or,amental Trees, Shrubs aud Plants,
,"n1..s rloser Roots. &c-Ihis collection is
w." noriyalled in this county, but IS not
snrnassed by any in E"rope, and, for the
y, air accuracy with which every order will
10 executed, the proprietor gives his express
guarantee. -,
,,ost tare[ully selected from the North, Middle
and soti,h ofFrance, Germany, S"i'ze'land and
the Crimea. by which means the PROPRIETOR IS
,-,al,lrd tt supply such varieties as are dadpffd
"a HE r~esperiire locaiiiies-and where such selec-
lion IS left 10 him il shall he made with scfnpu
ious attention.
~ Orders left with M. r @ TOMPkiNS,
or . rwarded direct, per mail, will receive prompt
attention.
Nov. 3 H.i.
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BY FLETCHER * roaEgs.

r AND FOR SALE-Ihe subscriber having
"a concluded To remove from tbs section of
country. fine can dispose ni hi, ianus. offers the
GLOWING tracts for sale, 10 wit
One ladt Of 800 acrcs. Wheteon he now lives.
lying on otter River, IA Bedford county. IN view
Of part uf the turnpike road. Is mlles hoa,
Lynchhurg nd : miles from Lrberty-nenri,
one hall waod land, tue greate r part vel 10 clea,
Is excellent tobacco land, aud the plantation in
respectable repair, lirs well. we'll watrred and in
a popuions mig tborhood.
Another tract of loo aeres. living in the Juno
ton oi the two Ottets-them most part of tins tract
IS cleared, though II is a productive firm, with
Improvements suitable ir d small family.
Also another tract of 6oe acres. Iviue on Goose
Creek. WITHIN a male Of its junction with siaun.
ton River, about two hundred acres are cleared.
$50 o. winch Is bottom ant, and halfo OF guam
itY IS excl tent tobacco Lind, and OF the nnod
land there IS not less than two hundred acres of
first rate tobacco and-iHe last named tract /
consider one of the best tobacco plantations in
Bedford, and could he made an excellent stock
farm, being better adapted To grass than any
plantation in that section of count, or on 4hlS
side OF the mountains, WIN extensive outlets
" no lives ON he premises. and the two 6y.t
tracts 10y the SUBSCRIBE. Inc terms will he
made very accommodating, SO astu sun most OF
purchasers. JESSE LEFTNiCH.
~ The Editors of the Constitutional Wings
arcI cqu,sted " pub,ist, the above advertisement
once a fortnight anti forbid, aud forward lheir
account 10 this office Tor payment.
Feb IL. oits37
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Oct. 90.

NOrlCE.-I offer for sale, my tract oi 10.
~ lying on The north side OF Black ,,s,aler
Creek, containing ll34 acres, abou, 80 acres
of which is heavily tieIbered, aud IS rich tohpc-
co land. There is also ati21ciued to it, one oilhr
best anu s'tea On Black Water Creek. thus
iiaci lies within =. mile aud a half OF Lynchhure,
n Is well "ctcrcd, and one OF the mot deslrable
tracts ii The neigbbo, hood. 1t will be sod an
accommodating terms. | also wish to sell two
Nnimp,oved lots, IN the town OF l.ynchbHrg.
CALVIN TAlE,
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FpY virtue ola iced of trust, bearing da,e
"a ~ N the lin day of March, 1924, aud of
record IN The Hastings Court clerks otice f
Lynciburg, executed by Edmund b. Norveil
AND Saluia his wIie TO the undersig nei, trustees,
Tor certain pnrp lses therein mentioned, we, o.
one Of us, shall proceed 10 sell, by way ofpub,
lc auction, for ready money, on Thursday the
9Th day Of November 1928, fla fair day, il not,
then the next far day thereafter Sunday ercsp.
ted the lot Of grolud on Federal Hill, in the
Town of Lynchbutg. situated en- 9Th AND 9th
streets, Combining one acre, and now in the oc-
cupancy of said N"rveil, together with the appur-
terances thereto belonging Also, two female
slaves. named Rachel and Henrietts-and also,
all the household aud kitchen furniture 10 pos
session of sali Norvell-the same being the pro-
pprty conveys ed 10 us IN said trust deed.-The
sale viii take place, ON the premises, and the
undersigned viii convey such title only as is
vested ih tn. n by said derd.
VI DAFiSJr. Tfus-
JOHN CASkIE tees.
November g wNs24