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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

AsHINGTo' JAN. st win be seen. ~, Tho
oceo 'si, OF L.oceeding' in the House OF Repre-
SeH'.uFeS' yesterday, that the Committee of f6,ds
anu canals has openet It's budget. fJ rcr,r,in
upon several subjects Of Internal Improvement. IL
the iirst importance. amongst the birs rcpariol
IS one authorizing subscription OF million Of
VIII, ga tis part OF The Unitci States, 70 tie
we ''ndiy nope % sec passed into law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

SIR some person lei; at tho door Of my Office.
'aH o,H-E Aiyh', 1 Communication whi p ~ dosir-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05
DIS MAL. SW q. NAP
CANAL LOTTERY,
IiTR Glass

70 HE DPdIV,V' IN 2IC,H1fON-L} y,
On "wednesday, the 10Th Of Jay.. g,eSy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

The Phil. Press, with its wontod courtesy and
truth says that Gen. Jackson's Epauete, recently
eAhlnsted IN New YORK, was formerly in Rich
mond, but had no celebrity. ssnot even tbe honor
OF paragraph in the Enquirer, although it is be-
Ieved it was curiously inspected by the senior ed.
tor Neither the senior editor, nor the i,inior
ever Inspected it, or heard of its being in Rich
as to the courtesy which is shewn in wantonl,,
bringing the name OF 05otier lady before the pub
c,wo leave TO the readers Of the Press 10 decide
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

Pricevf I5ck1fs. riz
7" hole Tickets 80, Halves 81 80, Quarters 81 o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

In. 3
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-18

In the great cit, Of isfahan lived Ahmed Ire
cnbbler, an honest and industrious man, whose
wish was to pass through life quietly; and Ae
might have done so, had he not married hand
some wife, who, although she had condescended
to accept Of him as husband, was far from being
cnntented with his humble sphere Of life.
Sittara. sucn was the maine OF Ahmed's wife,
was ever forming foolish schemes Of riches and
grandeur: and though Ahmed never encouraged
them, he was too fond husband to quarrel with
what gave her pleasure: an !nclcaulous smile or
shake OF the head. was his only answer to her OF
ten told dav dreams and she continued to per
suaIe herself, that she was certainly destined To
great fortune.
1t happened one evening, while IN this temper
Of mind, that she went to the Hermann. where she
saw a lady retiring dressed III magnificent robe.
covered with jewels, and surrounded by slaves
This was the very condition Sittara had always
lonaed for, aid she eagerly inquired the name OF
the happy person, who had 50 many attendants,
and such fine Jewels. She learned it was the vile
of the chief asrologer 10 the king. nj, tins IN
formation she returned home Her husband met
her al the door, hut was received a!th tfo@n nor
could all has carcs~cs obtain smile OF woit
for severa! hours she continued sllenf, ana IA ap-
parent misery at length she sai'i'
| ssCease y0ur car esses: unless you are reaaY
TO give me proc! that you DO really and sincere
" love me-
What proof Of love- exclaimed poor Ahmed
can you desire. which ! will not give
Give over Cobhiing 1t i lie, low trade
and never Yields more than ten Of twelve dinals :
day. Turn as.rolnger; your fortune will be made
and shall have all wish and be happy
Astrologcr' cried Ahmed, AstrolaSer!--
Have 700 forgotten who ANA eobber without
any learnins-that YOU want me e engage Y !
profession which requires SO much skill and know
ledge ? =.
L neither think nor care about yoHr qualiiiea
tions' said the enraged wife, 9 all know IS, tina
if you do not turn astroleger immediately, WI
be divorced from you tomorrow
The cubbler demonstrated but N vain. The rig
ure of the astrologers wife. with her Jewels and nc
slaves, had taken complete possession OF sittara'
Imagination. All night it haunted her: size dreamet
Of nothing else, and on awakening declared sh,
woald leave the house, ii her husband did not com
ply with her wishes. What could poor Ahmed d.
lie was no astrologer? but he was dotingly fond O
Ibis wife and he could not bear the idea OF losin,
her. He promised to obey and having sold hi
little stock, brought an astrolobe, an Astronomical
almanac, and table Of the twelve signs OF the 70
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-18
PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, Br
]. r. CLEMENT,
at No. AO4, Shipley Street,
FOR TIE PROPRIETOR.
.aI).JDUR.N'EU
SIIILRfFE"S SALE.

virtue of q writ of leyeri facas 10 me directed, VIII
be exposed at Public Sale at the House o. rum Jei
rsan delaware Cty,) in Red Lion Hundred, on Thurs
M, The 20h day OF March next, al o'cock 7 NJ, an
|at certain tract parcel OF land, situate IN Red Lion
hndred in the County OF Newcastle and State 4f Della
bre near Delaware CITY, bounded and described agteea
to survey thereof cy made as follows, 7, wit be
fnniug at low water max on the ives, side Of Delaware
her Al stake for coruer thence 10 post standing on
IL bank in the line and corner late of Clayton Clake and
ssep. Holmes since Of fIugh Exton, and manng from
ace still ia The 70 stone rner o. the SAID
kton thence still by the same line to another post hs
3rner thence ditch on Or near The fork of Dragon
Leek thence along the said ditch 10 the middle Of The Old
k Of Dragon Creek thence down the sad bed Of The
In bra fgoa Geek, the several cnses thereof ntn >
korrFs Geek thence down the bed OF 81 Georges Creek
several courses her. o passing by the western end VI
Georges new Canal lately dug, and 50 contnnlag down
bed OF St Georges Greek, 70 stake III the bed OF
said creek Of this and IF land Of Anthony I
}ewbod thence by Tie same land to ST. Georges Canal
essit from thence the same course stone corner
4 R;ch POM iheucc 10 a stake, corner OF land nanie
n bold thence tie same course TO stone cofner thcnce
sake thence to axe ~ the bed OF small cfeek,
hence he bed Of the said creek TO the middle Ct tc
al ne t. divert the water from the bed Of the SAID
FL thence 10 tie back Of the river thence crossing the
baak water mark Of the said riye' thence ex-
ng the said river along low water mark, the seve-
"A cur ses thereof to the place OF beginning, containing
he uped and nlnc,y-lhiec acres, be the same more
II es3 Together with all ard singular. the improve mens
Il apputenances thcreuno belonging.
EreRg ls7srtheesS, and rcscrvng out OF NE SAID land
n p,cises ot OF piece cf land comprsd IN the fol
bainr mctes and bounds, to wit Beginntag al point
Il njnaug Inc dawn hirty three feet from the nor,,
h., corner of hr Ioase, perpendicular to the 'front.' hence
d. al courses, 10 Tie edge OF The towing pa' ts nee
An HE same IL The edge Of the marsh thepce along ting
8sc u lie nars. stake in the line Of Hugh Extons
4rm hence along he said lie % such rom, ha line
aug south DC degrees east from sad point, VII strike
fc place Of bcSinnng Ipse her with AZ and sltgular
H. 50llmgs improve men,s, Entertainments and appurte
Aanccs ttcrrunio belonging.
ec ned AMI taken u execution The property of Johf
AsUbotd, and Elisabeth his e!te, ard Q pc sold ~ 49,
WILLIAM HERDMAN, MT
Newcastle. March Ii, 1928 10
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-18

Pennsylvania Hospitals and since bis arrival Engl4d,
lie has had the good fortune Of witnessing many additional
instances Of it, successful admnist ion
The diseases in watch this Medicine has been particular
yusenl, are those arising ON Constitutional
The various forms OF Scroula whether affecting bones
joints, or soft parts aud where disposition To
thsdisease aies,ed by debility only, j operates
preventive 10 the oca, disease By lis beneficial t cts
the constitution. equally efcAcion, Mrrcnra dis
ease and IN the secon ly tufms Of "a pis, ahG has ate
ly been gwen with marked III chrome diseases #
the Liver, which had resisted the cardiff e5libul of
merery j has, likewise very ieceny been alrnister.
ed with decsa advantage By Ut III most distinguish.
ed Surgeons IN London, ia which had entirely Dies
troyet he right Of Tie patient, and Egea portion
Of the SHE oi the face. WM PRICE, NJ. D.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-18
SlIERiEE9S SALE.

nv virtue Of an order Of Court. 70 directed. will be
I'D exposed public sale, at the house Of Harry William
lon ii Brandya ne hundred Saturday, the 22 Of March
hst. at t@o o'clock NJ two eleventh par's Of Ger
bin raci Of land situate in Brandywne huaarcd, - the
tmay of NEWCASTLE and bounded by lands Of Gentgr
frans Peter Grhb, Henry Lodge Jehu Forwood sld 9TH
Dr. containing by computation, one hundred and twenty
tces, the less Attached as the pr PEI
y Of Jaco5 Bird, and 20 b. sold by
WILLIAM HERDMAN, SIT
Newcastle March ~, 1923. lb--4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-18

fssS Medicine has acquired very extended and estab-
III she celebrity both in hospital and private practice
(Which is efficacy alone has supported upwards OF eBh'
years.
A prinq tuHpurer it has given new CONSTITUTE ons
10 thousands, by operation The Hood that such
surprising have been performed on tlose WHO wee
8upplsed be labprng under pulmonary affections &c
HE elect OF this medicine Is such as not 10 intfln
nher business pleasure, and requires only the common
restraint of in diet II is conveyed by the cicu-
3aAs hlls, and corrects Their tendencies 10 the nimcr
u diseases which originate in vtiated blood, diseased
yer, depeaved appetite. Ii is safe Incidence ana
Removes all those evils which unsuccessful use OF mer
curry occasions Na one, hospever, Is adpd 70
Fatc il, Without first fully conuncing himself IF he ruth n
a here stated and he recude Of The Pr2pretotS M
&ter:.ns.
This medicine has the singular fortune, Just tribute 70
w great merit of being recommended by the most cele.
8rated Practitioners of Medicine in the United States and
elsewhere, whereas not of the spurious mixtures made
III imitation Of it, has the least support from the medical
Hacuty This fact offers argument plain and conci-
EsNe that it needs only to be mentioned to enforce con.
Eviction.
From Dr. VIM Price, Liverpool, England, formerly Sur
N geon Of The Pennsylvania Hospital, &c.
fhe Vegetable Syrup, called Swaims Panacea, prepared
NY Mr. SWAIN, Of Philadelphia has recently been nirndu
esd here by DR. Price, from the United States OF America
Sere It is extensively used in the treatment OF va
3iiety OF Chronic Diseases.
Ut the efficacy OF this preparation Dr. Price has had album
a and most satisfactory evidence during course OF ex-
oeFnents made under his direction whilst Surgeon OF the
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-18
From lie Tadiana Recorder.

much nle,sn,s. rc,v EVENINGS s;nce - exnsri
ment conducted by Dr. pendegrass, Of louisville
Tor manufacturing "a, Fights from cotton seed
The n, procured from thi, substance. exceeds all
other for beatty, brisancv. and pr'manency. It
: the pure oleiint ges. or heavy ca'bnrated n.y.
dr"gen d The ENGLISH CHEMISTS. II tG:ns without
any s'noae. and i perfectly clear from any ,llsa
srecabie smell. Tie apparatus BY which i y 20
tanned I simple, AMI ice from all The objections
W.. ~ &C.. '.a,"G -
$3.50 i i n H. =, n3',.,4,a"a ',l
sb,,.,, = 80, ~.
e ~ ,7i,s,, IT,, ''
.ian 4 80 ,'l 1,a .a,t,. Il
,,,,,,, sas IN. ....,., 49,. NH IL ,a..3a.o III.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-18
NOTICE.

II, persons indebted 10 the ate Of James Smith, Jr,
IA late of the village Of Bslndysioe, deceased, are re-
oested 10 make payment without delay and those having
demands against said viii please present them pro-
parIy attested for settlement to
EDWARD TATNALL, Ear
2 mo 90 1928 1875
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-18

Save when some moprtfal bard Ike me
Dreams over beauty gone,
And il tie fafc That waited thee,
Heads alat Will be his own,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-18

for the cure of Scr2fata, or Kings Erii, Ulcers'
Rheumatism, Syphititic, .Nsmartal and Lire'
4 Complaints, and mast Diseases arising IN dpbit-
ifatal constitutions, or from an impure state y
tie Blond, sc. &c.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-18

Dyiamare ~. Corotina Consoii3atpd Lotiery
xth Glass; 50 Numbers BY einay Cos bi atiou, With
Ira Ballots. To be draw On ednesday he 26h Of
March 1928 al Wilmington, Del.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
MISCELLANY.

Descripf.0n NJ M church of he D,nd al
H0me. We went 10 src the " flurcl OF tie
Dead This church beongs loa fraternity
ca Hing Themselves The Coinpan, u tie
Dead !" who make il their business 10 searcb tof
aud bury all the dead hodirs al unknown persons
in Rome and lis cpfiIons A regular list, dlsi.
ded into months, specifies how many ait found
~ each month Of the ytar. The nuniber Of
victims OF whose uuiin,y end no notice IS Ia
teu by the ruling power Is truly astonishing.
How thank, may We be Tor our lHws whotc
the dead body oil the a1eanest beggAr thus
found would excite the slicte,t investigation.
Such occurrences here az never permitted to
he mertioned IN any of the public papers, far
less commented upon. In oui privileged conn-
thy. though the freedom OF the pres may be
abused we know thai such event conil be
concealed, even dit did happen. The church
Is open only duriug tie FIST eight days OF this
mouth (Noyembcr) III the yeaf To say masses
for .he dead for which collection is made AT
the door: every one who enters must give
something. On entering, you descrad s9nr
steps as ifmio vault, but mol dark one Tor
the church is with liz hled up TINT its ornaments
may he seen 20 advantage these are hnuian
bones with which the walls arr well covered.
On the centre OF wall skull is ii ked. sun
rounded by frame OF bones, 10 contain holy
water and infant bones form an Ia (frtcque
border IN compartments on The walls. A branch
chandelier, entirely formed Of bones. is also sns-
pended II om the roof The yeriebfa OF the
back. and sockets Of the joints are strung fogeih-
er for loops and CHAINS, and form wrealhs
round the walls. IN an inner apartment adj
Joining waSa representation nt our Lord raising
Lazarus from The dead the figures in tompo-
siiion as large as life, and temafka!dy well cx-
ecutsd. The Church del Santa Sptdo, soipe-
thing similar 10 this, rs Ia ba seen al ms time
only Of the year. The entrance is through bI-
rying ground, the graves close poaaib,f !
thoy o. g litl'e mounds of clay inscribed win
the names of the deceased. No green soil nor
Same lies 4poH AHy q, tasn s&ui' and eIoss-
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ssesa g'EfT.


NEH FORMULA or ADVERTISING
We laye the poArf oi poety Nor, than once
employed upon the dull pnrsuits OF civil hf,1f
ShapiAa.pelk have sometimes been ~ tite laht OF
celebrating in lively stians the bcaufirs Of their
nssurt mtnts VT tloubt. yer, mach Whefli.
e. thnreIis any strain Of poelty more ~ ftsble
Ia the Nrw-i ok editors than Ihrsc nnmtv pam.
by versus. IN which Nuns Bptan,tt, OF Broad.
way snings together all tue various curiosiiies
which he spreads before the eyes Of tho city
bellies But We have just sten the powers of pn.
etiY converted ton more common purpose. IL
lr,mindsHsm some sort of thc nob, Gust Of Al
eAandef stopping beer barrel We have he
qoenth leen onl angallant husbands adv ttising
IN tlaains capitals tbeil absconding hclp.mateS---
and talIag the piaabie tale Of the dcseitiun
down 10 tue natural conclusion, tht " she has
t.bseonded from bed and board - and that h.
consequently warns all persons against trusting
her, tor that he vii rHy 40 debts of her cou-
tracing ~ Allthts is told us with the piaincsi
species of prose- there Is 10 play otihr imHg ina
tIun or ot the heart; every thing j. a. plain nad
Is cold as Il ihr man weis " ttcf pputur hrn-
sei or accommodates IA potators and ontnrs
for sale. This is the wav IA which most at our
unfortunate Bru.dats blaaon their wrongs. or
celebrate their nisioitines Not suth, how pv-
err IS tile way viii oety body uoi such ccI-
tainly Is the ease with very pleasant griite.
man ~ Ohn who seems 10 be transported into
the eAtaeies II poetry, hY the loss OF bis RIB altd
Who ponfs oat h. feelings IA The choicest hes.
aInriels. We focommeud hls poetry To- our
readefs, lnll uat his cAampi4 for ,heil imitation
0hNt bal
Nhoo Nsaoot olos ta 81. s.l,si souls IN ,rc
Eulh hnssts no hiahtf blis. heurath the snu;
Hsi WI II essc0rdaBf Ones % what hp'
ihc"reieh lansi lead That's cal vixen wifi
81 bUaf mi AN mill IL tfyr t.,I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
sPRaNG AND SUMMER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED BY
DAVID s. RIO. H LIE.

a part oftheir spring and Summer assert
"A. ment, which includes the following
~:
4 few pieces extra ine blue g. black Cloths
Hue aiae, Hack and fancy coloured do.
sap 6pe Liue and black Cassimeres
Several pieces fancy col'd do. sup.
Pla'n and cut silk Velvet Nesting
Gng,ish silk Vasiings very sup.
Hrr.sitles and fiarentiue do.
Italian Lasiriaa Cravsiings
irish Linens, finest & strongest fabrics
IaWns aud Linen C,mbric hdlds.
LINEN Canlhrirs, some OF which are very ine
Sup. blk. Italian Lustrings.
Plain and ID bach Gro de Nap
ghite fg'd Silks lnd Satius
Piaa aud fg'd silks and 5a'ips
Nalefed silks. of the richest style
E.4r. Hack, pink and green Fiorences
Arraths ard Artificial flowers
Italian Grapes and Grape Leisses of every
shade
i few ca=es Calicoes, beautiful patterns and
permauenI cDlours
barigc Scarls, a most splendid article
garage, Slit aud GauSa Shaws
An elegant assert meat Belt klbbons9' Sashss
aain and Barage Bonnet Ribbons
Batage Cotnered Shawls, quite new arii-
Gle, &c. ~. &c.
The attention OF the Ladies is respectfully
fhgdedto their present assortment Of fancy
G1o1,. which embraces The greatest variety
y, beautiful aud fashionable articles, several
Of entirely ntn style aud most of lhe.n cheap
beyond expectation.
G. New arrivals are every DAY looked for
lin which will be Leglorn Hats, Straw Bon
acts, aud lnrher supply OF other articles in
The millioary line.
Anrll = te56.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
TERMS.

-. Per sl eer aniufu, pay hiaiR advance--No sub
= vii he received for less time tidu 81 mouths
a. ,apar will be discontinued Out at the discretion
a F,Iitors) until all arrssraaes are paid.
- 4avertisements will be inserted at 80 cents PER
the from ls d lSa must s'S be- p "I f1S of
ef 10 their insertion, or the payment assumed 10y
f pr. ,e. ,lpnsiblo person an Lynchbure.
-,s,ancery Orders exceeding two squares are in
.,.sd FOR six dollars
II Al letters addressed to the Editors must be post
= o- they will not be attended To.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
March 81
May 1.

yEgIIE subscriber will sell privately his nac'
Il oflaGd in Bedford county, situated Oh the
MN and south forks oiGoose Creek, and IN the
main road leading from Lynchburg To FmcaS'
,e. Il miles west of Liberty aud adjoining
Capt Buiord Ii contains about 400 acres, oil
which $40 are uncleared The part which is
naceared, except very small portion, IS excel
lent tobacco land, 0fthe cleared land, $50 a
cIes are low grounds ofthe first quality aud the
remainder remarkably fine highland. ] his is
one of the best tracts OF land in the upper coun-
Try, beng we'll adapted to the cultivation of TO-
baceo aud all kinds of grain II lies remarkably
well and Is very free from stone; II divided It
would make two very handsome tracts which
shall be done, ifthose who wish to purchase
wish IT. Pers - wishing to purchase may APP
DIV 20 the subscriber residing in the neIghbor-
hood of New London, or to Capt buiord, rest
dipe near the tract WILLIAM IRVINE.
Jannary .. ts2o
II The Editors of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement ill forbid, aud forward
their bill TO this Office for payment.
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Commission Business.
F.EiDI.NG L. uILLI1NS

IsFIIaF'F n. IIIIIlIIN us
e hLsPECIfuliY informs his friends aud
u u Tue public, that he has commenced the
COMMISSION BUSINESS. at L,nehburg.
Two doors below the Franklin Hotel.
ne soiiehs encoafagement. aud promises all
'nose who may cenhe IN NM. that their bus.
ness shall be promptly attended To. lie will le.
oe''e foods on Storage, aud forward them as
may be directed--Also, ship Tobacco, Flour.
ana every KIND Of produce 10 Richmond
March 81 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
punI1r.Nn.lh

iuBLIr--No. lb.
AN ACT Authorizing the President ef The United STATES
10 appoint ceaun Arfnis ihcfrin mentioned.
he At rudrffi by he SeHate aud iiouaf ~
Representatives NJ the Tinted 5fsftJ Of ylmtr.
90 10 Congress Aassplbifd, That the President
of the United Sinlos he. aud he Is hereby auIhnl.
ised. by and with the ADVICE and consent OF the
SeUnte, 10 appoint such Agent ~ Agents ~ ma,
be- useiully employ 81 IN prosecuting the desig-
nation and set ltmeni Of the line lorming the
North eastern boundary of the United SiHies.
aud bringing the existing eouoyefs, with Gront
britain tsia'ne 'hefele 10 aspeedy termination.
ARROW n--l7lh April, 1898
PumlIc--Nn II
AN ACT oVplanator, ~ an Aet to grant eeftsln
quantity of Land tn the STATE al Ohio Tor the purpose
Of making nd from COLUMBUS 10 snbdasky.
b. II eHactet The stadie atd Hoas1 Of Rfp.
rcseaia,irfs 0iRe T. States Of 1meriea ~ Con-
gre@ d@embied TIM ia lieu Of ihc lands al,-
propriaied by the aci approved ON the hind oil
March, one thousand eight hundred and twon,,
seven. there shall be granted To tho Site OF q.
hln, for the purposes designated in the snih act
forty nine sections Of land 10 be located ~ Del
aware Land District, III the following manher
20 wit; every alternate section, throngh which
the road may run and the section next ndioin.
ing thereto, on the west SO lar as the Faid sets
tons remain unsold, and ifnny part III the said
sectiona shall have be ndispostd al thin gum.
ti} equal thereto, shall be selected under tie IL.
rcction Of she COMMISSIONER of the General Iantl
Office, from the vacant lands in the sections ad.
joining on the west Of tbose apptop lated
NrPH0yTD--l7lh April 1873
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-19
Evesh Garden Seed

YETHOMAS J. DUVAL has lately rereiged
b from Mrssrs. Thorhurn & Son, N.Nork,
a supply Of Fresh Garden Seed, neatly put
up. Catalogues of which may be had Al his
Store Also an additional supply of Drugs,
NedicinsS, Paints, OILS, Dye-Sh.Bs, Pert,ime-
~, S'c. which makes his assortment equal 10
any ever offered in this plaza
Dec. 81. is24
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TATlORsNG BUSINESS.
/. .NpFoR sAEEe-By virtue Of

N AND F0E SAEE''-by virtue OF
Il n deed Of rnsl, executed 10 James {.
s,epioe, aud The subscriber. by JoeI Leit"lch,
on tire Gay o! l0-"' an" uu'y
,scordpd in the c'e,k s Office Of the county court
afBedford shall on Thursday the 24th day Of
aeril next il fair, not, the nest ftir day there
s0er Sundays excepted, for certain purposes
il said deed expressed, proceed To SELL on the
premises, a tract or parcel Of lend, containing
au, hundred and sixty Eve acres lying in the
County of Bedford. on the waters of Enoch' 5
creek adjoining the lands Of CrenShaw, and o
,brr, attached 70 this land is IA quantity Of ex-
,ellent bottom, suited TO the culture OF tobacco.
Tn, terms of sale accommodating, and made
known on the day: Acting as 'rusIec,l will con
yey tie title vested IN me by sniddeed, and none
other the title is believed to be good.
WI. LEFIWlCH,
Surviving trustee
March 81 tdsJ9
The above sale is postponed TO the 26ib
,rsl. being the f,st day OF Bedford court, at
which time and place the sale wil, take place
WM. LEFTWICH.
NAV [.