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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13
REMOVAL.
l. & Ii. Wilson
hAvE REMOVED 1iiEiR

Book Store and Circulating Library
70 No. $, iea Mgh 81, soab SIDE ef he Utbcr ,rket.
AVN .f'h noon faoH Tns GUNNER cr MAuxlr STREET
FssHEY return their thanks ur tie betai share OF custom
Of the favors Of Tie public.
They offer for sale, al na -ed,eed :ces general
assortment Of School Books aad SaipHpiy and variety
of Fancy Articles
Blank Books Ra'sd and Bonaa to any pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES
Very cheap Day Books; Icgers Cipher.ng Copy.
Memorandum and Pass nooks; Wiring aud lct,c, paDsr
Fent Lined dn Cardessaid Comlys Granmas; Coinjy's
Spelling Books Parchment. Bonnet noari; Hsndbox
Beard Prayer books OF The Catholic an! Episcopal Church
Methodist and Baptist Hymn books Cateclsms Of the
yarinus Churcaesi States Ink powder; Gold aud Silver
Psrer, Embossed and Fancy papers &C.
variety Of books in different departing nts Of Iero.
tire which will be sold for less than one half tue publca
tion price.
Wilmington March IS, 1923
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13
DRI GOGNS.

broad clio is ard cassiincrs, assorted coYOrS
lin, r. cotton driugs, yellow Md blue imported and
uanles nankn Naena, Narsnl,.es toine and fldren-
,ine ie, black, plain aai ,Hlcd bomlssets; Cir
cassia \, gtams caco"s, carbric beached and brown
hirtng and slecting mslns lsh linens, long lawns aud
cambric liners Leysotues, lorenccs, Gros de Naples,
iuesng, flag .nd h3mata tuNis Cotton and linen do.
white AID coored cantcn Grape and Grape savls, green,
hite and black la do wosted aud hose and
suspenders, YORK aa AID beaver uves Hawskins make OF
KID gove> OF sunerie quality, white and colortd domestic
plsids aud stripes; ;abpl, banF-ap and Psburg cords
istsans and drlBgs .iannes funure and apron check
S~is, mpil book aud jacklns; usliu; 81 sd aud Ga
dny crash, diaper and table nens. bed;ckng; Russia
AVID imitation shecng. bcachea and unbe cached; coarse
linens, Osiahuig and Buiap's, iorei and Lancashire
shcetlngs; Wilmington, jackson. Adams and Jefferson
srnes Jeans, Garcia stripe gnEt ANS, black and brown
inNn sacking bottoms, sowing Silks ard sowing cotons
senshaW, safsenct, black and Light coloed lasting &c.
GROCERIES.
Sugar, tea, coffee mnasscs, -four, Mackere in bbls and
he'bbl, ginger, asncc pepper ground and in the grsn
nunegs cloves &c. Together with general variety oi
Liquors and Sea Stores.
PAINTS .l@I'D OILS.
White Lead black lead red lead, blue, red, yellow
cchre pussian blue. chonic yellow, vcrdiprs ground
'ud dry, patent green, fig bhe logwood, t.c.--Wnter
summer, common, castor, lnseed, and sweet Oils.
Earthen, China. Ginss end Qaeensuare.
Having purchased tho above goods chiefly a; aucl on VIC
are certain sell hem he reduced prices 10
trose who may favor With IL eii custom
SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
June %, 1927. JOHN RICE
genera assortment Of Fdle2sie Wo0ia aud Fur HATS on
WELL, No s2, southfrot et, Phadel lpha--which win
be sold low.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13

The following certificate gives the history Of the intro
ucton of the Panacea into the Philadelphia Aims House
Inhrmaiy Those who al it, viii be convinced that the
proprietor has feared the investigation Of the h,s
clans, endeavored administer he medicine 10 secret
1t also evnces the prejuces OF the aculty-host VII
were anxious originally 10 exclude the medicine II 81
this institution would neglect opportunity OF expeih"s
IT, after il had been introduced.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13
FOR SALE

AT 4. Q II WILSON'S ROCK s.rODE
FEsHE SCOTTISH EXIlES, rendered into Prose fo,
a Sir Walter SCOTS Lady Of the Lake. Ry LADY, of
Philadslphs. vol. 18 no. Price so ,,s N' "
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13
MORE NEW BOOKS
"A q. & II. Wilson's RooAc Store ard Circula
ting Library
M IL n6tLolt IL Il HEc.Itr,Il
aLWaCKg REVKsTED

Fila, large assortment Of Books for Children and a
variety Of new Music, just received BY a. H. Wilson,
No. 5, West High Street. MAY I6
Charlot,e's Daughter or, The Three Orphans Sc
que 20 Charlotte Temple. BY Mrs. Rowson.
The Clubs OF London with anecdotes Of their MEM
bc7 Sketches e character, and Conversations vols.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-13
BOUk-k EEpsNG.

l,tchcock's New Method Of housekeeping, a;'oI,:
ed with ley, for sale by A. Z, H. Wilson, No. w.
High street, Wilmington.
For sale as abore,
Grimshaw's Histories Of U. States, England ho'ns.
Greece, with Questions adapted each Of them. ~ nv'
dich's Navigator. Smey's Geography and Al';si WIS
variety OF Biographies by other au,h0rs. ..u..,
fresh supply of Eristol Board Fancy Papers s'S''s, ~
Engrasing, Prints for Scrap Books and variety OF i
cy Articles; all of which will be sold for very sa
vance cost
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-23

Designated ~ thc '':d@cs Of Original Poetry IL
tie BoSfci Rtro.dey for 1873.
svLftIDE.

SOLITUDE.
Deep solitude s9"s:!,t There was dell
Where woven sHte.ee shut cut the eve OF ,av.
While towering , = the rugged mountains ma la
Dark back gloianG Hl:n he SIX! I'll ither u en-.
And babe u! splN DR.. that lonely dranght
For which II long bad l4rEuis,'d mud the strife
And few: q The MoI!l. thought 10 be
There without witness But the vjoets eve
Locke np upon me- lie fresh wild rose snil'd,
And ne H""'S pen. ut ylne-tiower kissed MY
chez,
And there We oiccs too. The garruIuus brook
tn'ir'ng to; { patient pebbles tod
~ history up came 'he singing t exc,
And 'h2 broad leaves Of he cooI poplar spake
Erep'a...'.. cr~rv nae. Even bts> hft
u okci-. Ns-t dell; ,hs t.reIess 50 der threw
From s.'.1r to spray her tiss Il snare
The way ant whose cursitc ;,;ncrls pierc'd
The treasured grain, told towards hcr citadel
10 the sweet hive went forth the loa,itd Dec,
And from the wind rocked nest, the mother bird
Sang TO her musings
Yet strangely thought
To be alone and silent IN Hy realn
Spirit Of Life and Lo7c!! 1t might not be
There IS no solitude ~ Ihy domains
Save what Man makes, when in his selfish breast
He locks his Joys, and bars cat others grief
Thou hast not lett thyself to Natures round
Without witness Trees and flowers and streams
Are social anG benevolent, and he
Who oft co.,Aale eth in their language pure,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-23

St. Francis A CordeHcr, preaching on the
merits Of St Francis, exalted him in his Dis
course, above all other saints in the calender
After exaggerating his merits, he cxclalmed,-
:" Where shall we place the scraphc father St.
Francis? He is greater in dignity than all our
saints. Shall We place him among the pro
phcts Oh he IS greater than the prophets
Shal! we place Inn with the patriarchs' Oh!
he is greater than the patrarchs." In Ike man
ner he exalted him above the angels, at1han-
gels, cherubm, seraphim. virtues, thrones, do
mnlons and powers: and stll he exclaimed,
"Where then shall we place this holy saint?"
A sailor in the church, tired Of the DISCOURSE
stood up and sand, II you really don't know
where to place him you may put him in my
seat, for am going"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-23
HOP f..

When youthful hearts are Light and true,
AID ~ IS fair around US,
The future breaks upon cur view
In every bright aud pleasing hue
For Hopes sweet spell hath bound U.s.
And all seems far around us,
But ali too soon were doomed to find
The scenes that looked 50 charming,
Beset / IN tIiorns, With snares entwined
That Hope is false, and fortune blind,
And dangers mos, alarming,
Where all had seemed SO charming,
Yet Hope hath still her pleasing power.
Although she's dccciver;
And cen while storms above US lower.
She paints SO bright tie future hour,
We cannot but bell We her,
Although she's deceiyer,
Thus we stray on, in quest ofjoy,
The dupes of hope forever
Earth has no good without alloy,
And sweetest pleasures soonest cioy.
We soonest from them sever
The dupes Of Hope forever
Ity4eU's Leisure May4 IL
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-23
IfiE LAST SONG.

Strike The Wild harp get once again.
Again its lonely numbers pour,
Then let the melancholy strain
Re hushed in death forever mere
For evermGre-tor eyermore,
Creative fancy be thou still,
But LIT oblivion's Lethe pour
Upon my l4re its waters chIl,
Strike the wild harp yet once again
Then be IFS fi'ful chords urstrung--
Silent IS is the graves domain
And mute rs the death-moudered tongue
Let not a thought Of memory dwell
One moment on its former song
Forgotten too he this farewell,
Which plays its pensive strings along
Strike the wild harp yet once again!
The saddest and the late st Law
Ihrn break At once It's strings in twain,
Tel they shall sound no more for ave
And hang II On the cypress tree
The hours Of youth and song lave paa, q,
Have gone, With all their ultcneiy--
Lost Tyre these numbers are thy last
BROOKS
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-23
THE MAIDS REMONsTRANCF.

t>om an unpublished opera, by T Co,.t4e
Never wedding, ever wooing,
SiIlE a .aye,, ieart pursuing,
Read YOU not he wrongs you're donc.
In my checks pale hue
All my l'tt with sorrow strcving,
We'd, or cease to WOO
Rivals banish'd, bosoms plishted,
Still our Joys are disnni,ed
Nov the lamp Of hope is lighted,
Now half qnench d appears,
Ia np'd and wayering, and benighted
Midst my signs and tears.
Charms you call your dearest blessing.
Lips that thrill at your caressIng,
Eyes mutual soul confessine,
Soon you'll make them grow
Dim and worthless your possessing,
Not with age, but wo
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-23
AS

M>DAME M IAIMu~I, 1;lcr lid to Vol
tairc. think -ir, tat philosopher should
never write but to pndvasor to render man
Kind less wicked aad unhappy than they are:
now You do quite the contrary YOU are al
WAYS writing against that religion Wi.ch
alone IS able IL restrain WlGkrdnco~, and to
afford u> Cou<riatlon under mi>f0rtuncs.
Fo'taire was much struck by her remarks.
and excused himself bv sa, my, tjat be onIy
wrote inr those who we're Of tie same Cpl
uion u.th himself. TronchI, as,uIvH MS
friends that \oitare di.d in great -onics
Of mind. i DE loleaktn Il God and man.
exclaimed lie. in those awful tnouatnts when
roth viii fotce It's way. ] wish. (aG,ed
I,onchlny that those v lo had been p,I,,rt-
ed by his writings. had been present al his
death. TWAS d sight too horrid to support
OuginM Alecdofe-Not far distant from
our good city, there lives man, whose
spouse one day got INTO pet. and refused
to speak for eight Or ten days, 90 caHiiilhg,
old bachelor,-rtie actually held her tongue
all the aforesaid time. W ell, IT,: husband,
poor fellow. although her silence sometimes
used to be most .devoutly wished for"
wished to hear again the cIalper Of jhat
little-beHe, that sometimes made his ears
Jingle; he had exhausted his Vocabulary Of
houIed words lnc. coaxlngs; she was mex
otable. AT iastRE hit upon an eXprdleEt
that brough Aeisfe her speech again; She
was very nest and tidy about her furniture
and aracI. lie stepped into another
room, opened d bureau, and commenced
throwing the contents Of the draw ers on the
floor. SHE came in when he had nearly
9mplctcd his work Of tunbiins out silks,
!acrs, linens, and kcrchiets, and without
thinking. screamed out Mercy. what IN
j..o world are you DOING The husband
turned round calmly, Nothing. only hook
ing for my WIFE tongue which have found
at the bottom Of these drawers
Cincinnati Porihenon.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-23

Miss Helen Mars Williams, celebrated au-
'hoEcss, died lately at PARIS after long illness
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Mv

lteaE :.conc Session % the pi..tn, yea, viii commence
The English I Msth.nst.csi Deosr In eni, of tIr Ip.,r,l,'r.
"ti he und'ith- care OF lr. 4. W. Kenny, who, ii will be
fetceiedh ny tn. suhJotntd ceItGhcstes, - etniuca;iy Gtaiif, il
~ ~ instructor, IrOr, NJ; ..,."'.sr equr.msnt,su exemplary
caeh b0a'd,r hnd'ns has wa D-ddng, roweis, ,anIies, &c.)
s s..io a' p .s,sie' Il. R- isyas, IA nd'1 Wa r. Tsi TN s..%s; s,5 per
k'Sg William, June -, 1929.
Extract Of a ietter from Me RsY. J. KIT Pa,yioE. an ,m;aen.
f'sSsyts''9n M'"t'tsr,na cuatGsriard COUNTY, "a addressed
! - Kenny ,'a senIieuan Of the drst respee,abiny, both a.
On oni ms .'a, e".i@si ig and quaiidfaIOr' as srtaehtr. Il.
Somn m cl1.,,e Authors. IN Latin, aud that, IN all the different
ct the highest oder, aud particularly IN the Aiaihemancsl
) 'tnrs, he has lew q any ,upsriofs.
Fr"Hi Mr., Wnh ~. Page, one Of the present Professors a, III.
Sydney College, TO tke same address
" a snssiet, n connection with III: Kenny, for abou, .
H""I,'m NE Midway Academy thus enjoyed the hes, oppor.
OF tse Mathematics Department, aud the Scholar. leaving m,
,"t q 10 U .iih nave been uniformly allowed TO lave been
hesitation ~ saying, tina, hfs- Kenny is well rrepareito take
school, "' !" ~ u 's'
che JoHosing Extract is copied from tAe Certificate Of E,r.
SlS.rt cI9ygnn. formerly Professor Of MGshenGtickS,a at II.
M. Ie"ay has re,'ded tor some year. IN the ,icruiy OF thu.
. ,ii,sf. lie ha. the eaure %eoHdaenc. of all, ami ue oordial
h''na'"ip u many; has ever evinced unwear-d hdei,ty IN
'eAeh'ng the no'i tl'inentssy studies Of childhood, aud the
anu'uii succes 81 his oiasses ia English Grammar ,Geogr apply
az, oiaiNe ma always heen attributed To hi' talent
- communicative kuo~iedse TO youth, and 10 that interest,
French, hut teaches II with facility, ami E, a living language,
pronounce a with unusual purify. 1t is hardly Necessity to
- - - N"""S ~ rd'i WIN respect to The Lail Ia
tongue. MI Kenny was educated in England, IN one of their
'n"'' d's'n"su'hed Mathematical Schools. More years were
de,otsd to the various Branches 81 pure and mixed hlalhe,
"atioks, 70 tier application t. Prscticsi Surveyins, in ali a.
'"4rs, L" H'S'sslion, as = rIlci al art, 10 Mecha.ics g una.ry
anh Fra teal "a "onnmy, Than ~ tins country at allotted To-
az 'e parts OF a liberal education. A Mathematical Glass
tann1t iai OF snceoesS, regularly conducted b, MI. Kenny. -
J u" ma pnisued those Stuiies Ia a & eater extent, aud an a lar
core f'atiicaI manner, THAI Is customary IN our hest Colleges;
! '"i hts 'iiEinalhy aud invention, have long been exercised
""i ftSuiat'd,b by The most risid method. Ueis, therefore,
1uIed from 'inra'iy, ra'hns's,iHd ,tesuiaiiy. III, probable,
nat y'unS MN, Wishing 10 eLter the Eavy, 81 thu National
aeaieipy ni West Point, will pursue thsT Siudre. with iii.
X my with very great IL vantage.
I Iun- IS.
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KY Ell Hoa'El.

1900
nth Suhseii,si, yrstu'ui .UT past layoI., Ieturn IA his sincere
n thehss tot the liberal eneout agruienI Afforded the Nv
ga iiotei, since At has heed ~ ms peospAney, ard respect
,uiN ihtogtni tue public that for ce last ~ monihi, he has
% { ehetSed ia nAktns alterations aud Improve ments. The
M iior o' The house has be.n newly painted aud Otnamen,.d.
uts lcehou'e Oiled with clean northern Ice. lis BAR we'll
:" stu w'h u' 'hO'etst Liquors, putchaed ny iriends lex
L,.itne'd lnds.D IN New York aud Ph,lsi.iphis; AMI his
BEDS ate OF te seIy dist qusi.ty.
ne nov thro". open has House tor company, convinced that
- VI z BOARD ard tieoKes himself, at all times, TO iurnsh
IL TABLE with the choeeSt dsicaeies ihe se.soi, market Z
h'ishh"ihooi pdOri, AMI that eytry attention shah be sh.wu
those ."o ,'so' ham wth ,he,r patronage.
od Font Comfort - row 81 we'll known, that il need, no
ne'ciiruvn sutice IT to Jay, that the we'll established heathi-
sure.
Steam Boat. trom Philadelphia Baltimore aud w arlington,
''uSh@ u Tue Point each up to land, aud receive passenger 10,
sed a SteaT Boat Phes daily between tins place, Norfolk aud
hanP'vn, iot the eonvent .ce oi those who may wish 10 visit
eiher OF those places.
vessels Of every description ccniinuslly ra,iny and re-
st''ins. both FROM foreign ports aud cos.twiss. The magnitude
81 tue io'iiheations prog es.ing daily. The Gne military APP
IeitsoSe OF len Companies Of u. > Artillery, stationed here
o. ason'OiOi pfaIuce, aud th.ir elegant Is and, are well cal
ouialsd To enteitliL and an.use.
arrangements will be made tor Co,llior Parties. and Steam
Boats t"pioJe ed on Psri'es of Pleasure 10 the Cspes, whene
y, = 'ulhtient number Jusities II, ard timely notice Is gwen.
Ihele has btsu lately erected a Brids. seros, Mil Greek,
~ a u Iutnpkt road viii .Opu he completed between Old
'vn's u Hampton, Sh'oh veil! afford aa OF Poitunty for vimt.
~. % view w s'Jiiniug country.
iheie are DAth'ns Hvust, attached TO the e.iabii.hn cut 81. z.
st'isnts eau 81 aiInEnes be accommodated with . warm ur old
"an. MARSHALL PARKS.
az The BATH House, erected on tue b.-.t, lor Ihe rouye.
mthceol sea Bsltins, has be.u provided with a foot path
Jun- II s-y,r
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Vd'uabie PrOperfUG a. IucTnu

NSENILL te sold before the trout d OF 4 the Earl. II ie,
VI :" the city 1T Richmond, - "wednesday tht ISL dsy
81 Iu'N "-N's one moieiy u lot No. 65y, wgh ths IMPROVE
utnis thereon; "rPosIte the TroPeIty VI Is W. Leish, ESQ.
nov occupied 10y Richard C. Giliiami aisv, one notify II tie
neneInen'' on Man 81. ext below the The ~ai.rohart,' N. >
uou'f, no" occupied hy Mr.JOhu Forhr; also, ci~ mo-, " Of
ihe hlt acre tT;wth tht improvements tLsts0n,,u ID n Ca,v
ST immediately hack of The III hm7nI JsH; ami on, un,,fyy
Of q nall acre lots ~ Duyai. ad.in'on to the town, No. Sc, III,
~ ~, 'u, ~ & 100, well situated near james a Grant.
The Whole "f tins property will he cold under lie viii of
John o. -i,nn, Esq. now teeeased, who was tar ,urvug put
ner o. ihs late f5m Of Shehou L Harris. One foufti OF IN.
purchase money will he required IN fash; the bsisrc- divided
Into . equal pas ment', and g, - & 10 mouth. credit allowed
u oe 'e'uis' ny notes with approved endor.ers. aaJ deed, II
t,n't upon the property soid. The sale wdl commence al -
"c'0eS-4t The Itqueit OF The Executors ~dl he mad. Nv
TEiOS TAYLOR.
INff -. Ia-v.g4
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Portable mres6inq 5Inc5;ne

He sulscuhtt iesis grateful o. he Planters. fut Lhe neat
demand he 's had for the manufacturing Of his PoiabIr
ihf' shins Machines, SINCE has iocaticH IN Richmond; ani
hupss, tom hs stiict atrnt,on, 10 naye hi. york eI.cut.J ~
tne be,i manner, with !espaeh, to secure a continuance of their
ihsrai patronage.
KPto instantly on hrud q number Of the above labour-,sv.
'rs Aiehins~at the Il Glory where ell orders ecu he iurui,hei
upon application, With despa;ch.
Also, cotton gas, with siGgie anI double brea,t,. made ON
~ most approved S ,athern PLAN self feeding straw cutters,
&c. &c.
z ). Sit'iaetVJy reference. Of the utility OF the above
Machines, may be seen upon application 10 the sub.eriLer.
SAM'L
head Of Mayos Bridge, richmond.
JuNr -. f5-ysEE
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.NcSsyS. Pleasant H. Rugsdale & Janeh his mir
and UuUiG EGVs5gIc

NNFoD not htng mbsnfan's 0t tms Sisfe. nor HAVING a,v
- known hEct within the same, will pIease tske neti,S
1 shsl5 on is 9th snd 6,h dfy. u Apgu.t meSt,at stone
tavern 20 Vfiufff "a Granville co., North CNolba. prncesJ
oiske tme dep'sttaus NJ James D,wnty. Heny VI Dsr,eL
lnoma' Blown sirphen Bssslcy, DAVID / Young, ssl ,b,ts.
tnd mat l slau ~ the Jh Day ~ the same uouth. ri The
IaYe "of Ciafk RoJHsf. 90 iut.yils,M cekienLrrre ourtv.
Vt rirc.'d 10 take tbt Depositnuf of WIZ G. wall, Arr
pam 4. Meme RDb.ft Andrews and Othets. 10 b. resd a..
tvdraoei n soti IN Chsncery dcrstJnr. sbl andefefn,oed
~ 70 o'ua'j count 1T Lnneuhufg wherein i.syCIsy, Adm'of
~ AieafuHtf bruce o. fltfuff, an ygufs elves srd mysrlfaff
Dtifndanii sui 81 fron any cause, I ,~h1uid-aI 10 fskp the
OtP2aivna"i James Dotgney Jrnty 81. DANIEL. Thos Blown
'ni oilers, ~ Osiord, NJ the time sfof es4d. 7 9uI proceed Il,
axe 'e s"6s -ilte S%toffhnusc Of Henry II. Din,eI e. a.. IN
me counts Of bftUvile, "a Zoe Th dag Of the same mouth,
~ "hisn Hmt' aot places, you may tuend II yu think pfopef
Yours &c.
JOHN q. BAPTIST
irH-N f8-v~fw
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Ii-wuiihJuIy
u DHlMable Fla1Itation tor &c

'uE S.6scribsr o1ers for safe his Plantat ion ia the county,
., Of Ha.ovsr, tytng on chietnhop,iny Sspanlp, containing
,ssHenicsvtHe ELunPiks passes through It. Taere are more
'4dH -Vo acres 'Dh,ct haze Hever been eieer.ri; the timber on IL
'con'de'.ae Gtaf, u not Superior, TO any in this section Of
ooit"tTy. tH<Ts are 30 acres oferceient B.odoJp Land 10
SAT- a pnTcsassT, thnt part lying bsiorD the Turnpike .uould he
spara'eiy disposed u There is a Sa,o Nal .oithi, GaTfa
nue., uA'eh 'pe'Ld be a great advantage to any one wishing
. gsftp eve timber, or build. AjuTther description is deem
ta""tcessa"y, asthoss desirOuS Of pssting capital in iand.
T"F risD II. joshua StorrS living on tAe adjoining farm. mil
'"e-! Il any ttn'ej aPPicat ION TO be piaae 10 him, or
1ugWSt7 70 wtf EERH1S STOr9S
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sHOCCO SPRINns

"Hs mnsJS0uti + WorreHfoH, a4a gnLin g zY..ar a..
nm sfagt Road ieadtHg Com Warren,an q, Rail- ~
tgh:rs Ms St1gs p0se5 srerg aa. ~
NttHiS well known healthy sna .elrblCf vv.,,rt.- Ri.
- WI gan be open hy The 10Th q june neat for the re-
-epton % H"0st1' "hete every aufniur will be devoted 70,
Disse them comfortable. The iut.cttb.- feo4e.,bsr@ ,...Ci
Soy"i,astmsSb former Psifouf, add fdtets hefseif 4ab
" {" l"'nfr announcement, % every crftten viii b.
ned 70 retain Their good viii and the rood stt,,ot ~ Iii ,,i,.
nay s"f 'he SrIEp. There will he ittrumer,sI NM,
D'uribg teftes, br. Tor those rfo are fogf II rrsb ,r,..,
htni'- C"irG 90 The scarcity II nsney, die prt.ss rr 49,,
wiz pc is1 lh'r hefdoire.- GtDg-4orn qnd l. a., c,cbp. b..
n'nih o-< ~ if lee lime tlsns nca'h. 81 p.rd syt Ind "a.
sn' servants half PRICE Hoses by dc month SIS, fof-
Ans JOHNSON
i1u. 81. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08
4 valuable Manufacturing Mil & Wercba1f s,,o-i
EOR G4JE

WILL be 'old, suhout te.tve, on the rremi,e.. Al ortt5e
W .e"ounn, on Tturdty the ian day uf july aest y
sa,"''it ron sn1 1istehant Stand This property lies n n
mi' shove Ayleits Warehouse, on Herring Creek. d neve,
,an' ",tSm' aun oonsi'i' OF = large tFo 't"ty Mili Hon,s,
.afl Tor manufacturing aoufi good cotton gioj two lsrse gt.
hefitj a eommo'i'us s%rrshouse, kitchen. and other On,
houses. Attached 10 the h1il, a. q small Csfm. M sb",, 30
aeies' "hha mew sud comfortable dwelling house and III
netes 3ry OFT hOuses, which will he sold with Inc mill -, -
ar.teIJ, g. meet the veWso Of purchasers a efe,ff of ycr,
vii b. allowed, uron he 81 ohasers executing bond wH6 a,
proved seoufiy, AID ? deed OF trust 90 the property fo .ern,o
&c psynenf ~ the ssn,e tme aud pIsce. viii he .o5 IN,
h'hyaid, q e''s. stock Of goods. computing = genera ss,or,
mth,' ' dIygood'' groceries, erockefyau hardware .sdli,r +.
800 BAYLOR HILL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08
AOJVCE.

EWSlSHlNG 70 close NY = oounls finally, As The TIec,tuf
" of tue late u. w. COiemsn, l earnestly rplutst a.!
ms having rIalms sgaiust the estate Of NY Fesiatof, to
: r. them knoSh lot stuiemeN; aud Tue Ike feaurst Is mstie
'ho's who mag have clam, against the late inm Of Cole.
=" W'''oik I""'e indtbteG u either Il. w. Coleman,
30 Coleman x EOoiIJik. vr Z, mes Est,r 81 b. w eli
".i, 'e fequc.eG 10 make immediate "a, neut, q. no imtber
"a" be gwen OH SHEPPARD, Exor
"IB. w. Coleman, dec.
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