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.2ieSGH1er Garrett, ]
TWgmdR H0yt,
John II. CrdUeH,
VinrOd BromhGm,
J0kH IL. Jones.
Committee.
The siibscri6ey. oJcrS E,,. !S1yo

me subscriber alters (Oi' SUE,
'iE VsuaHir YiiE stun whcn ne resites csfIfd The
Meadow Biys- Tlis u situated in the rousty OF
hanover ou kah1uiny Swamp, miles ON the cny OF
hnoul, and contains arc and eighth scres If vhh
mere are het"een 100 aud 20 low grounds cl.sed
tn' sl improvements Oh the Swamp entirely araipe
hr n't ands ihe high lands we'll improved The hui.
l' are excessive conmodous aud good order The Or.
tha' gre sSe cqHtiinng between aud 400 trees of er.
'Ve" hn' The health n the subciibers family nce his
fnce "a TINS estate SLOWS tina; 40 sust ION
- be u1fe desebe that ~ operty has
oHed tor sale i section Il rnurtry cor many years
81 numerous sdgsniagei The sod well calculated
go ' oduc7n Of corn oDtoui oats rye aud grass and
Hih portion for wheat As Vegetable oil, ,suuurpss,sd.
% sgnrrhsT would prefer makiag private ssle which #
fuhhcy, " ~
a. tie same time he viii sell 20 likely Nrv,ne n.
- Of onssing of about barrels between $50 4,
'Oy "hich sre wny corn, fottef, shacki also his
htt mules 90! colt e'nsf ~.ii h-srdI furniture
r'i on uisofi. 60. tq- 81 sale on the real and
p''-gAa estate, val be paie ka1w aropsr time.
JOSHUA 3TOnRS
Oct. u, iG-(f
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a relnaiie Planto,ton [or Gnie

liz Snbserbsr osys (or sus h pianfaf ion IN ~, co
of Hcnorer iyttc ~ Ctickalonay Stanap >
80 ntSss q g II iits from rte otyof Rie5tpond ~
Hscso1snst c YVrspiks passes through t. Tho, a., -,
ta &e Hrss Di h7ts Moo been cleared ~, timber an n,
- fonfd,' 81 '6 u is, soPsyoy, any in mis- sse;o, :
c',Ht Itefe are so ocrsf (ercieat hfsodog fa.d ~,
" cso, ta PUT fyt"g Jsioty tie T,srrpEe ,poTJ n,
tEa'M tHGtFoffV Esere Is Saro Mn within EofI n
'"' t'4 'otd 10 s'sa advantage 10 any on, rr5;s
g'tuf sfpHesrf9' baHd dksy description Is dem,
c'e'g eshes d,sires Of psstng eapitaI IN Iard
s 'f q @stua Sferrsiirine on ne adjoine Grr, MI
'''t ot ~ s.e 0nffcoti9Hfo DC r'ads 10 hin -
N'S-Si 10 - -. CLR7-Es SrEEre
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oflLEL NC4IOUJ..
NGS SCHOOL viii he continued the ensuing year: TIE
course cL intrusion wi.i snibIsee Greek Latin
Language Mathe,Lscx-. Arithmetic. Geosta
use alTs Siob-s, Ensish GisnnaI, Ensli,h Compost
u.u &c The school will the c0ih day Of
Gf June
The charge fcr board, tuition wN,hrs lodging fuel will
he TO- payable half the ay Jnne 1885, and
the nih.I half the i,t day OF Dee. following.
Tue i, pine ( the school will be psrenai and much
aud kndUe will be extended boys con6ded 10 nv
instruction tsto ohildren N, boy yesfs
al willie admitted into the school unes he shall he peIsou
a., .hSwn To ne, for otdsty, exemplary appointment My
'e-idtnoe remote from The hauue
an emsikshy healthy IL i uste the oounty Lou
ia So nal o Om Richmond and ihe like distance Fred
tr'osburs. The ftui Frederic k.huig Csrtef.ye
pass b, Jay re''dene'i aud that from Richmond 60 Harrison,
urr' wthin .ho' distance NJ Lsers should be
d" se'rd To Gardner :; Rosd,, Louisa"
sep,e6 81 LII
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Iyirrinic Lnnd OMce. a. 2n -

THEiNtc Lund On &c, OCT. 70, I5IS
4 e'ufprm'iy 'Ai reduce INTO oss st the
:ev-ra acts srnng 'cae ors pas.d the 9th dsY Of
ia isis, do hereby make kHewa att to msy con
tin, that aPPesfsh ny I ct he r htaiuf
ui j. Learins date ihr a;h October. i32R thus Go,
eived ~ She Lant DC D., an ques, held 80 a.,
4'n day ot Augu,,is-S III following tiat- Of lano va,
"' tract cost ''uug 5TgO - 10, 55u0 srt.. IS
no n ST, $50 a,e,i &n. So, 1000 acre No 49, $500
acres, TO -, 100 acres No. ~. 200 acres No D. 2tes
serG, No 81, 1000 acres No - ell WOOD coun,
the wateI Of Lee ad ani Tyssr. CrceAs and Of ,,e
,eiaIn ohn Janss waldo died ,eised have been found
e.chested 10 Ike common ssth OF Vi giuis
NM. SELDES, Reg. Land one,
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NOTICE..

Az AS committed 20 The jail OF ChcsprGsij e1uDty Va,
~ on the 9th day If June Ists, Runaway, young
nvso nan who his about "a years OF
Etdon when oomr.iitFl, Psr OF spun panieo
yarn aud AL old HACK hat, bevnss
senein ny the Ct Cay that lac chased him the
ecGniy at Accomaek aud tst the
is n South CarOiua The said
" e forward, prove -ry pay legal cha' ani take
nam away % ne vail be dealt with according 10 Law
JOHN Is. GCpDE, Js,ior
ot Chesterfield county.
Arg. ~ -wsnk
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SONG OF THE SCOTTISH MAIDENs,

Jubilee Of the ricio,y IF Bannockjul
From Song, of Seofisud, by Allen curnnsh,r.j
Here comes your iordly chyaiy
Ali ch,ry'rg ~ ro..
And there your Ssllon; Bowmcn
Let hy their shafts Ike sBoW.
Look haw ynn Old man ella ,ps bis hsni',
hnd he-,ken TO his cry
Ala. aiAs, fDr Scotland,
When England arrow. a.,
sSet weep. We danes Of EnsiaUS,
For twenty -uiomrrs past
Ne danced snd sung while Scotland vcp'.
Such mEth con 'cvcr last.
Aud how csr 10 less than laugh
when Ensltnd'. lords are nigh!
II is the ueids of Scotland
hluIi ltsIn to wsii sad SIGH;
For here spurs piincriy U.relort-,
HlFk TO his Gushing steel;
And there, Sir Pbdhp An.sravr,
Ail gore from helm 10 heck
And ycDdet ~ stout dirssutirf,
And here comes. with A sweci
1he fiery speed of Giouct,trr-.
Say, vhe' .iore should wecp,
weep all ye English irsider-,
10, Hsnroot BROOKS IN FOOD
Rot with its rwn sweet watofs,
Dut Englsnd'. noblvst blood.
For see, your arrow shower hs. ceased
The thrilling bow sirips', mute;
Aud where IiIes tety GloucestGr,
A,liIDdden under foos
Wstl all yr danes IT England,
Nor more shall Nusgiave knou
The sound of the shr,li truUpei->
And Aisentiue :, low.
Shy ohivslry, proud Englahi,
Have turred the rem e. fy;
And on them rushes Randolph
NErs J. ward Bruce's cry.
.i,drerking blood The DouSlsI riIes,
AS Que Tide5in river,
Aud here the good Eiug Robert comes,
And Soo;lunds Tree for ever
Row weer, ye DANES 81 EDglsni,
And LET your sons proinug
The Bruce the Bruce of Bannoektu.u,
ln many borrowing song.
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AJF rs. MhHfA Bon ANHAN takes this method to
~f9iulcrm her friends and the public that the Uni-
on Hotel will hc Kept under her management
She has engaged competent BJrkeepcrs 10 gu
periniend ihe bar sud tables; attentive and cxpe-
nenccd O.iiers &c atcuj the stables; and promises
Tor herself, thdt 20 pains or expense shall he want
ing 70 render Ibis esablishacnf acceptable 20 ~
ioIuer patrons. AMI n every respect ~ worldly of
public patronage as eny simii4r establishment ID
the ". States.
Mrs. D. tiorci-rc. soiici'5 the continuance or
tle patronage aud hbefo Hppoit with which fhi,
estaDisfHeni has heretofore Deen idyOred; end in
Judges the hope, ihat her friend. ord lcauintsnces,
as wen ss Us former PATRONS .siil favor her wi8.
their support.
Oct. 10 z5-9-,
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cOLO MILAN COLLEGE WGshUiGton ctr.
HE Fith Sr'sion this fifttut,n vii eo,st, nc. ai,
- ihe Hf5i NJ nsy % Ngvenbsr o'zt, .onuue urti
ht iii trafp7ryi go Daring ti'B period, Lectures will
tircit'o' Medicine nv
ft7f S-ulL ~ ~. prr'cf-s- 81 Antony 2 phystgI,s,
Jrles d. Stass ft9a, No. 10 Pfof-s.or If srrgefv o.
fhsmt Herdersgt ~ u. Professor OF tie Theory end
ffs,tise 90 Ws5i-ine.
E,c'o,rg ~. Hoyit'ag.,- H. y. rrofes,or Of ma,eti.
M-drs
Fredoi.t hqr, %. r. Trof.sso, as C5..,re.
. Ihotiqs ~ jones. ~. u. Ptofsss.raf Cier.i5,ry
The r-s-t of ea.b Profs..or re- SIS.
Tie AisfftCulsIinr Zee. -.
Tue Glsd1-'ia4 Eet, ~
Ja,7cs n. Siouctfon, ~. y. Dean.
sept 90. 4o,xft
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CnorioffcSrilic Female .4caieEy

fsaif Patr rs oi this Institution desityu. empuy
-, 7oN /" take charge the school deps
ir' ~ tht ensuine year. The pia,
- in ee'ipH viii compr ehend all elementary hssnSb.
q" Enshh eduespn-Gecsrapny, with the Il gcbes; tho
Funens 81 Astronomy; Arithusc; History, modern su-
'in wuh Chronology CouPosfoL, &c Gsc.i de resd,ng
ana amnAtca construction OF the heat French authors "a
ProseE poetryi 0aineutaI Needle Rotk; Drawing Mu,c
II. &c e' $1,000
None need sPp'y but th,e who .rouce s,tfae.
to tetmOnsis "f Qualification. tn SUCH the most bersI
i'n'age' viii he sa'rded. The Academy pleasantly stu
Aed uFutiaei with cpmuod Jus and comfortable DIVE
ing house. out houses, garden, &C. for accom- OF
large nun7er al hoarders The school i immediately a
tached TO The dwelling Applicants vii! address tbcn
selves, by letter n person. IN
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HYGELa HOTEL, OLD porvr comroeT-


HHGEfH HOVEL, OLD po1vr comFoRr
'iE SGbscfbr ga,eul Tor past syors h
ththss Tor Ts hfrfsi encouragement afforded the IIy-
s' hpe SINCE 81 hes been has oreupancy and gespect-
~ ni2s the ruhnc, 'h't foe tue last y months he Ia.
@en enBasct IN making siersons improvements The
III Jr oi The house hss been newly painted and
hu icsh0use i'ad With clean northern Ice. HIS BAR wei
sei "1 tIr Octsi Liquors, purchased BY friend, 4, /
ititrcrn JufssD ~ Rev York aud Philadep ba aud his
Is Us ate Of t'.r very Erst qUciiiy
lie now u'rol 7ge, ms bue Company convuce ed thai
'ney WI NOT Tad 81 tirfiJT suy establishment fe Kind
10" me sea boati and fcfgts hmse al all times, 10 furnieh
y" iabLt WIN The soct 81 deiicacies ihc season. market
90 t!Hnhuod sl0rd aud every attention shrit no
-.e .1o favor Inn with theu patronage
ON Poiui ConiJt well kno,sn that il me- ed. no
piOn sHtce e. that the we'll estabfisbe6
h ani 6l'shul Sea Batting render desisb a, INV
%" Tue sea 6vad boh u the Invalid those quest Of pta
-
Stsm Beats from Philadelphia, fillmore enJ Iy,.bnr,or
Touch At TIC FONT each 10 l8f and re- ye
snd sam Boat plies Dolly between tI, piscs Norfolt
bacpo io ii, oonV eneUoe Of tLose who ma wish 10 yt
. othsf Of those places. go
Vessels OF ever descrip'ou roptuusiv ,..,;,u .rI-s
pa:ra beth rom foreign POtis snd The
q" 'hr uIhcaio1' prog daily. The 6ne niltsrv
faahG' OF Ten CnirPauies u u. Artillery, ststioued
esn"' % pstte, and their elegant Band are well cal
aifd to enteitaL sud snsuss
rsnytntut, wall ne sde for Cof,llop Parties. and ste.
""' emprfsi on Pdrcs Of Pisssufe n the ap.s heps-
w. sumo 'eHi nfDsrr Isiihs ard timely notice b given
.he hes nisiey erected Bddse across Mill Greek
ZOO ms ufnPike IOsd will so7n be completed between OH
tDn d'' i'"lon "hieh will snor an OPPORTUNITY for visit.
-. "fF he hfjrIums country.
theft rdhmg iouses attached - the
Ga" 81 atnes be accommodated with warn, 90 old
~. =. . . MARSHALL PARKS.
j Inc ai. Hue, erected the beach, for the eDnve
h"nef q 9ts b5hu-, h.. hceu provided s,ah foot path
siins ifoS 'he it viii renders the walk much moro
80 .''f. i'''u iorh'fIy thfc' DE fsna
tnn' ~ fs--vn
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Liz ArOTLnn

Z, ONWARD o. GOODWIN, Attorney III law lawn. re-
. moved ton h's 600. residence DinWidde connty
% ~ L. enneia ne 'uuty Of Abeaarle aud ~ tis
,,rnduts sIotGIty Cha .ottesviL iH attend reeay
s Superior aud Inferior Courts Of Abemlie county 1Giy.
Ei' address as Charlottesville Wa.
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OYICE'

A1ERs THO: NELSON having enlarged her Board
~Ning Establishnent by the addition of a COM
modious and well finished Brick Tenement on ihs
opposite side of the Street will be prepared to ac-
conmodate from 10 10 20 Gentlemen and Ladies,
during the session Of the Legislature. Gentlemen
wishing II, can have their Carriages and Horses
taken in. Oct IL. i7-tistM Dec
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.ADITLE,

a NOTICE.
80, -.SIs,s J0se finally the gxseu..
~ 81 the hate u. w. Coleman, earnestly request ali
person having claims against the Of my rstator to
mas. teen noUu io s,itementi aud the like MADE
Of those who may have Claim, against Cole
man Voolfolk. Trose Indebted either H. W. Coleman
OF 10 Colensn Z W03J.k or Ia Exot L. w Cole
'sa, rcguasssd rake immediate rayr,en, further
Indulgence can be given JOHN ShHPPARp, Ex'or
OF II. w. Coleman, dec.
'eo. IS To- wtisf.f lyfy
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.VEIV .I.qP or YIRGiyNY.9.

VIEW MP orr Y{RGi.NY9.
VIZ N.r Map Of Virginia, compiled actual surveys
uhdcI the in;kUrity the State, put.hed, and
gay DC obatnedby DESTROYS o sppc,
ion " m H. Hiehsrdsos, at the CapiIo in the Cy Rich
swycs, Elected by the isb1rr maay ,csr,, at
a t"sto care aud mouey has ersp, surpass-
n variety ied accuracy Il detail beauty
4 tIs unn ressc the highest credit the
xii OF tue peTsons immediately pube
sud ms, prove ashy gratifying auI useiui public The
Legislature have author The sale OF go CnpIes only
MAP On the large sos!e u ,s tie isch;
eutse with the view OF making alea
" possible have directed the coqIesto be disposed Tie
modefate prgCe Oi $50
UGdsr To- probahie that per.on. vino
'hs!lnH naE early appc,iior, He unable TO Obtain
q ~ OF ths beautiful and valuable wOik.
AuSug 8. c5u
MeP Of ~ gs'G, rrduceI from, tie E,e Sse,, sep Z
hs state according 10 IRE prspis,oR
asseTb!y passed IA March 1887. also published aud
iGy he obtained application above Price PEI copy.
copies y b0fh Maps, portable FORM
obteined y preferred Dec g, 1897
sNhE uhse,,rer VIII ss vsttiy "a, ,laei 81 .4-s
Bedford rcuuty, situated the south lsk.
Goose Greek sud the leading from Lvnehhe
Duiort II about iio0 acres OF which 400 are
eare The part which uReiesred, except very sna
eoruuui cxcGl.ent tobacco land. cleared sad $50
aeres Tow grounds of rc first ousy.
rrnarkehly tue high lsGd TINS best tracts of
1Dd IN the upper country being well adapted cuitva
2n OF ;ohscrp ana all kiads of lies
IN veiy Tree from ons, ii dv,lrI would two
purcist wish Persons WISHING To purchase MAJ appiy
ue suhsci'Ser rsidtng 10 the ghbohood LONDON
~ To Capt BuioTd, residing th-tfscl WIN. IRVINE.
-. 7q-tf
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SIR ~I'i convey dc, Nal Tosi Route ~ - w
Ngn -- To- - Tot thc yearly compensation Of - drIlst
me ho1sf val siatc furn iDft"seucu pftstnt them-
se~cs 9 hm u an sts<e, vii 30 proper hiu 70 say
~ lie should distinct state, f, uHubcr NJ ttc route snd
net gnDths nrmber, lat ie b-siGn,nx aud lie
1houd so oeeiy state h re5idenc. 10 te St.te Z Town
Wh,'b ne hyf' " he BE not couuatrr, he must
rem h's oid' by sorahi' recommendation.
&pif -.
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ueiira11 at1oCs, 81 t1c score @. rri.gioa. cas-
most eccentric notion has perhaps, tended more
than any thing else, 10 deprive US the valuable
favor oil the South American Republics. This
ca alogue Of anti-wisr measures must suffice. al
though IL is duf Just begun
Respectfully, yours, SC.
josef! W0RRELL, ". J. DUANE.
WILLIAM BOYD, CHARLES COXE
HENRY TOLANO, THOS. Nj. PETIT,
JOHN WUBTH,
, Committee o. Correspondence for Philadelphia, APP
pointed by the Republican Convention, Assem-
bled at Harrisburg, Jan. Sih, 1925.
Sept 18th, 1928.
lcoSCLUDED.
Iccs.--Wc understand that suits to the a.
mount Of about $2j0, 900 have been instituted by
our insurance companies, against john Ccnard
the Marshal of the Eastern District of Penn syl-
vania, for the recovery OF damages sustained by
the Illegal seizure Of certain teas, OF which seizure
our readers havcherctoiore heard. We under
stand that the Marshal in all those cases acted un-
der special instructions from MIR. Secretary Rush
and rs the transaction has been decided by the
court TO have been unlawful, aud the property or
dered TO be restored; the very natural Inference
is, that the United States must make good The da-
images.
To what fund will Mr.. Adams charge this
item of $3.50, 00o' 10 the Budget of Bl,'ndcrS
most probably. because every ether contingent
fund is exhausted. [.N. y. Eng.
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II IIE.nV

Nv rf bgg CrepS u eoo gfenf and fots them C,m
" e '""emg, on Je-.s liut Jsi0y NJ riaytef Tafss
|"T l. i-.| EoGhkc & EtERfSaV.
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University ar PennsviuG7lfo.
Nj + ID 4 G A l. ID EpA II II At n ~

III l. - I a l. ID T. L a X I NJ Il. II T.
5'hE Lecture r commence .. on tse irsI Monday
4 an " AMI he Continued all March.
The arrauE' IN nj OF the D'tn ne - rs follows:
Anat1my r. >. Phi''iek, nj ID w L. Hofnei, III. D.
Matera MsdIca --Jno. Rednian Coke. MD.
Z a;tise OF Me.tcine --Nsih Chapman, 81 d.
Chemury -H H. Hafe, n 10.
Surgpty WIN Gibson, NJ. ID.
Institute Of Medicine Sam Jackson. 81. y.
Cnes Lectures on the Practice Mediocre on Surgery
VII he delivered Wednesdays ard S4turdays by Doe
Chapman = Gibson, at Tue Aim. House.
W. (. H0RNEH, Dean,
25j, ChesnHi ST.
~ ..f.f.i.
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II 7 y II IO.N,
IL III. he presented to the next General Assem-
bly,, praying The passage OF Law TO incorporate.
he Trustees OF the Smithfeld Academy, in the
County Of Isle of light.
Oct. II. 46-wSw
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sNrENUi S0 % NJ so.sn1 ton. 16e ,,7. rye75I moe m
On u,p the South, have rprciaed Wm. 4. Brcadnsx
WIN 0hot'0n my storn,e 40 fact, during that
time. 6DDISoJ pow NJ.
ALTii IS. ,to =,
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THE COALITION

To j. Sergeant, .iiaaue! Eyre, LGlor cncc Le1riS,
&C. bjdHe and Joseph p. Norris, jr. Esgrs.
authors Of on address adopted al HE Gd-
NiiRiStrGtI0n tOlrn metting Of The IN min
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NOTICE.

NUI INil.
y LII persons indebted for subscription other
-~wise TO the Family Visitor. Visitor aud TeIe-
graph, and Literary & Evangelical Magazine, up
TO the lst of July 1928, TO the Franklin printing
press-or to Nathaniel Pollard, are requested 70
make Immediate payment TO the subscriber, or 10
such agent, or agents, as he may hereafter appoint
a. the said debts are all assigned 10 him, In trust
by deed bearing date the Sth of Oct iS2S, and re.
corded in the Hastings Court Of the City of Rich
tnond. PHILIP NJ. TABB.
Oct LII. TO- w4w
IT SHALL Petition the next Legislature TO re-
lease TO me 1870 90 OF the amour, paid, or 20
be paid iiip the treasury by the bail of David
GreenIaw, whose recognzBncc W. been -streat
ed. THOMAS JESSE.
Oct 10 15-wf2m
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

tI.tAI n
kN "Wednesday the 3rd day of December next,
If fair, otherwise the ext fair day. will be sold
10 the highest bidder, in the upper end OF Powhat-
an, at the residence of the late Thomas Watkins,
decd, about 30 Negroes, consisting OF Men, " o.
men, Boys and Girls, also the stock of horses cat
tie, sheep and hogs the plantation utensils, house
hold and kitchen furniture. the crops OF corn fod-
der, and oats.
~ FERNS of salc.-for all sums not exceeding
$50 cash; for all sums ABOVE $50, and not exceed
ing 800, 6 months credit: and Tor all sums es-
ceeding 500, II months credit, the purch asers in
every instance, will be required to execute their
bonds, with approved security, to carry interest
from their date and upon the punctual payment OF
each bond, the interest Will be remitied.
RiCHD WATKINS, adm OF
Oct Il 46--wtds tn. Watkins decd
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1I'At the same time and place, the tract OF land.
belonging to the estate OF said Tn. atkins deed
containing about 500 Acres, large proportion Of
which lies on Apponattox RIVER will he rented
out for one year: # may be divided into 3 very
good tract with necessary buildings on each there
will be seeded ON the whole tract about 200 bush
els OF wheat, which will be an object, TO persons
DESTROYS Of renting Iand in that section of country
RiCH'D WATKINS, adm of
Oct. II. i6-wtds Tn. Watkins, decd.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-21
SPRING GOODS,
AT NO. IS. Market Street.

rEVE Subscriber has just received in addition to his
l. former stock large and general assortment of fresh
imported and seasonsbe DRY GOODS, among which are
London SIpene Cloths and Cassimeres, assorted colors,
West Of England DO. do Habit and Pelssc do. Sanets;
Vgona Casslineres. Valencia Fioentne and Marsailes
Vestngs, black and assorted colored Bombazines and
Borbaaes. h,e white Gauze, Fianncls, Gnghams, Cali
eos Cambria and Stirling slusins, Irish Linens Lawns,
Cambria Linens, iuestlngs, Forences 1eventnes Gre
de Naples Cotton and Worsted Hosiery, Leghon Hats
SC &c. Together with large assortment of
DO.NESIIC GOODS,
Such pais Stripes and Muslins Ptsburg Cords,
Dring lusans sacking bottoms, WOOL HAS, Boots and
Shoes, sc &c.
The above goods being purchased few days since,
principally auction, will be sold per advances
for cash. JOHN M'LEAR.
March 81. 19--4t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-21

Ject. The first information was received from ths
Senate
Mr.. Brent asked fer the reading Of Letter
from the Secretary Of War, and the report of the
Chief Engineer
Mr.. Williams wished TO know what the fort6-
cation would cost. The appropriation is only 70,
the collection of materials.
Mr. .ucUnBie stated that he believed the cost
would be about $4,000 dollars.
Mr.. Gurtey defended the augmentation. and
hoped the amendment would be concurred in.
Mr.. Brent stated. as an additional fact fhaf iii
the present Notifications erected at New Orleans.
only protected the approach to that city On the left
bank OF the Mississippi There is no defence OF,
the right bank. The British at The late war, made
their first attempt on LATTE, and his party at Bar
rataria, and if his assistance could have been Civ
en-, the attack on the city, from that quarter, would
have compelled the city to surrender. He point
ed ont the situation Of the city and Of the island.
Il It 70 the intention 0! the Government to defend
the entrance TO New Orleans, and the whole Of
Western country, this appropriation will be made
Mr.. Ltringston said the committee would not
De surprised that the whole representative force
of the State was drawn out on this question, when
it was known that this fertilization was necessary
to the defence of New Orleans. The losses re-
ceved by the British in the last war, would teach
them hereafter to observe more secrecy. and TO
mon.traton of the British on that coast. was by
two ships of war, to seducc Laiittc. This demon
straton led to the calling out of the militia to pro
tect the country from that small expedition and
this force was sufficiently employed in the subse.
quent contest.
MIR .PDg&e repeated that his for opposing the
amendment WAS not simply because il was recommen.
ied but also because ii ha, not passed thu ough that
animation which is required by the rules Of The House
Ills nasire had not been before The Committee on Mill
ar au1 Tho had
Gated by large vote, determination entertain any
measure which had not passed through the examination Of
Committee. He stated That this work was ranked in the
orig nal classification the third class, and the works in
tic Fl Sc class not yet finished.
Mr. livingston said the argument Of the Chairman Of
the Committee Ut WAYS and Means the exclusion
Of all amendments made the Senate to our appropriation
BILLS as those amendments canno have been before the
Military Committee any other standing Committee If
The reference 20 The Military Committee had been
sered Of mporance the bill might have there,
ns4eaa Of TO a Committee Of the whole.