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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
.Nesrcastlp, MAY &c, 1928.
May 10, 1928

SftNCUStP, pnuy ~, 1870.
At meeting of the Petit Jury of Newcastle
County, summoned Tor the Nav Term of the Court
of Common Pleas, held at the house of George
Gould. Ziba Ferris was unanimously chosen Chairs
man. and I'm. u.Caniipy, Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being explained BY
the chairman,
1t was, On motion, ReSoirsd, That the sense of
this meeting be taken the proprlety Of publicly
expressing gu, appreciation of tie conduct of the
Jnlses of said Court. Which was carried in the
affirmative.
1t was, on motion, unanimously Resolred. That
the following testimonial of appreciation be sg d
by the Chairman and Secretary, and presented
20 each of the Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas To wit 10 Thomas Clayton, Esq Chief
Justice, Jacob Stout, ESQ and Arnold Naudain,
E-q associate Judges Of the Court OF Common
Pleas.
At meeting Of the Petit Jurors of Newcastle
County, summoned for the May FERN, held at the
house of George Gould, it was unanimously Re-
soirpd That we publicly express ou' appreciation
Of the expeditions and energetic manner in which
the business Of that Court has been conducted by
the honorable Judges thereof
Resnirpd, That Peter l.. O.le. Zlba Ferris, and
Jn,n GiIpin, be committee to present coples
81 tie above Resolution to the said Judges.
hosDired, That the proceedings of this meeting
be Published in all the newspapers of this state.
ZlBA FERRIS, Chuirnan.
WM M'CAuLLEy, iS.c'r.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
--~R .: %--

From Ergland.-By the packet ship Napoleon,
from Liverpool, wc have London dates to the 25th
We think the great question is now settled beyond
any further doubt or speculation. Russia has de.
clarcd war against the Ottoman Porte-the army
will cross the Pruth, and England, France, .4us-
t,ia and Prussia are prepared to declare them
selves NKuraAt 10 the war between the two pow
scs. Noah, .uay 20.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
WM M'CAuLIEy, S1c'y.
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That a ction which is founded th virtue ant! merit OF
the object cd, without Of that selsn ah,c' tpn o.
ten entrs the mirimoaa arlagclnct OF this age, will
be las tn virtues that gave exist nce a As sec
and ts,f 1t will be ds,,ay ia .assioi.,,c
eNtaces, n disgusting fonness, hg founded yituc it
assni!sttn is uchaging, upon its purity
for the delightful pleasures it conis Ills is tlm affection
which absence destroy for memory 10 it's office will
constantly present the oind the enchanting images
iyrn it with the gracrs anl purify it with the virtues that aon
and dign,v the friend beloved
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
Robertson s Little ),

Prize Selling Office No 2s. Ma ke' ST., Wilmington
o1s Note ths-Ths No % Market street, !, the san,
lucky spot, where sold many valuable pr'zs such
s15 600; $40 600; 81 5oo S7.18o; 5000; $1,000 s..
500; $1,000, and several ct cesrasi ms viva Milton
would have called soar,ps with middle fig IT, 'hnss
yet uninterrupted by any cer I'rokers-ard nts nit to
odpeacrs the spo. xhsrs they should apr ftles saF
Prizes MAY ~
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
JACKSON MEETING.

Pursuant Resolution adopted Georgetown, on
Tuesday, The 18Th day Of April last, jackson Meeting
the elec Of Sussex County friendly the election Of
General Andrew Jackson next President Of the United
States, are invited meet at Georgetown, the FIRST
Tuesday OF June next
May 10, 1928
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
THE DRAWING AT HAND !!

YHeE path OF wealth and independence is open to all ad
4 ventnrsrs Those who will risk the trlhng sum Of
two dollars NAV gain the capital prize # $4,000 any
Of the rich capitals which to be distributed on TUES
DAY NENr.
Dslauars & " Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
CLASS NO. 1.-EXTRA.
To he drawn at Wilmington, Del ON Tuesday, the ID OF
June 1928 at O'clock, p NJ
"a Number Luttery-a Drawn Ballots.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
JACKSON MEETING.

Gr meeting of the friends Of General Jackson, in Nxr'
cas County, will be held the house Of Nathaniel Wolfe
in Crsana. Saturday, the 2la Of June next, at 10
O'clock, A. tc adop, preparatory to the net
general election. May %.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
CHEAP BOOKS

,Ynd dST1ATLJMItX x, AZ 1Ne 70 ~ fNst 81, 6eltoecr
.IlrSSrs. Lark.in aud Lar15oTn's Grocery S,ores
SCOTT beCs leave to state to hi friends ard The pn..
eB c that he has made such arrangements with rsgy
and other cheap oksrers in Philadelphia to enable
him 10 pose of Achoof ami o'her Boeks, together nth
rne ia assortment of STA lONEY at The iosre Phila-
d,ha l,ices either st whle ale retail In Consequence
of such arrangement Merchants and Teachers, from boh
town ard country, would find it much t. th"r advantage
TO call and Purchase his rery rerced trces will
otev precue the necessity Of their gong to the city
r ay article in his line Of business On the Of chean
-
wilmington May 90, 1928. 3s-tf
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27

MARRItD-0n thursday he 22l ms by the Rev.
REBECCA JACKSON both Of Brandywine Hundred, Del.
Ais BY the same, the evening, Mr.. JAMES A.
AAZllr1 IT, Miss LYDIA FitEESE, all of this Borough.
Also BY Tie same, the same evening, Mr.. ROBERT
THOMPSON, 10 Miss CATlIARINE MCCOY. all of This
thorough.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27
TO .WILLERS .AND

MANUFACTUREKS.
v5v!IE Undersigned Committee. oined by the Borough
Council will receive Sealed Proposals until the 26th
day Of June next, for renting the MILL belonging to the
Boraugh Of Winlnetor for any term exceeding ten
years, subject to The incumbrance Of pumping supply
Of water for the Of said Borough.
The above property offers particular advantages, as It
si,ua cd the Brandywine and has Of the first
wai rights The building is new and spacious and
sells OF considerable dia. Of a!o SIDE Of
he MIL JOSEPH GRUBB,
MAi!LON BETTS,
Committed,
Wilmington. May "a, 1929. So lot
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-05-27

s M, of;s estimate ali those states that are claim
m ,e coalition but we say that the following will vote
I,,tson-yiz. Kentucky IL, Ohio 16, Louisiana 8 De-
q Missouri 8, making his electoral vote l75 With
bef.re us, we shall be depressed in spirit by
holiness with which opponents persist IN absurd-
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RUMFORn ac4nE1fr

Ef&BE Session the p5e.ent yeat will commence
The EHssh Mathematical D6osttucut Of tile Institution
VIII he undsihe OF NJ. L. W K.rny, ,yho II will be-
perceived hy the lujon,d CERTIFICATES IS eaiaeniy qrs6ed
a. al nstuc'or, from h
mofs character TERMS Board Warning, sud Tuition,
sch b"s'def nding "' Brd.ns, Towels miles Il
SoD t~i se'sio" PaJahe ADVANCE. Tuition alone SIS p.
SCI ,. ~ gsy,bIr "a advance wa HAWKEswoRTH
Kss Wii'am, Ju"e -. fg2s.
Ex,raet Of letter iron, tie Rsv J Part an ,,ntne,,
Pr1ssytsra" "i"''''" Cumberland county "a addressed
Kenny rsa gentleman f the first ts,,eetsbifv hath .
t. ms n,'a eha"der 9nI quaifra;ioG' a. Teacher it
ony nrcessiy Z" aid i rtr vary competitor teach the
branches Of s'enoe nectaty English Scholar
F'o" Mr. W NJ Page one IF ne present Pyetes,Orsnf II.
Syf"ey oHege, 10 the same adde's
Hss ENGAGE, 80 C"tn,tt" Kenny, Tor sb az 2
iun,,y Il be-, NM 9uanlsd with him BE eie Ind elrae
tie Mediterranean Department, and the seboIsr. Iesyn ~
Sehool TO College h,sH hecn uniformly allowed have been
'rta'i isaying tai NJ Kenny .. eli T., f,Et
60 ~ tn mat'mar'a' u snehe,, !" aty Of III te.'
fhe foorir~ Erra eo,i,d fyera tie Ceyfifeafe Of r
Srosr n%eaaJ1me"y Professor Of Hnfdemat'eks,at M.
Ill ,nny f,nIed tor some years in the yie,, Of th
49, Heh me cnufe oondi.u es 0f D, an tie ,oidia
i"epdhP Of mauy rss yer syuecd uaweariel 81, Its IN
hhntteA ,.hra,er BE-. sg.y BE- M. r,,,d t h ,1,1,
f 'en'nunlt knowledge 60 sOuh, aud to chat interest
whth DO. "v" rh'"f nufa-.t hr pup. lie mot ory reads
fpsn o., but iescts with ftddy. ala a, living e.
a'oun.' tr uruaiti pulty 70 IS bnoiy utceis,iy To-
.'tstk thtt -. as", 'yill respect O., t Lsfin
H. Kunt ,ir st, England IN one oi flrs n
co., g ftiiaSufnr Mathematical S'hoo More Yeas were
ir-tsr 60 t~ vsous sncbc 90 pure anI mixed Maihe,
ns,k., 20 their srrrston Pstcai sulve,ius IN ali I'd,
rms. e. Hasrsi",e prtc 81 ATT a. Mechsnit Gunnefy
Ffa teal Astronomy, thar m this c'nnuy allotted f.
uH tis pat OF ih.f5i educstinn M..hsnssc,f Cjss
cfnnf af ~ ucece7 feguiafy conducted by Mn Kenny
ite bss pusutd those Sulies greater extent and 10
nor pa ird 1nnr ths' hrst Cnf res;
sri Doe originality lni Invention, have long bren exerced
aad fesust'thy tbc 0t tief mshoo. H. -, therefore.
.tcur,d from mtdy ,s.hu,..,srd esuisy. Il prohabe
ha ung p o. wrhpE 10 cutter che Navy. the National
ArtiinN az Wet iul. will pursue he Studies with hf.
june -. ~ vii fthIul,
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~ meeting Of thc citizens OF began county, az
Their court house, on the i7;h inst lthat being lr.
iay oil the general muSter) Col. Anthony Lawson
was appointed Chairman, and Edwin Robertson >r-
crelary object oil said meeting being explain
Ell by Z. X Baldwin, Esq the following preamble
aud resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas II has been proposed tina, the several
counties OF this Commonwealth skorh! etect dele
gates to represent them in Convention 20 be hol-
den al charlottesville IN the month OF July next,
Tor the purpose OF devising sue measures as may
be deemed cxpedient 10 call forth the energies and
advance the welfare oil the state by improving the
natural advantages with which bountiiul Provi
ha' so richly blest her, but which by the apathy
and inattention of her public functionarics, have
| hitherto remained neglected.
And whereas, the citizens of this county feel n
deep interest in the attainment OF those objects
which the said Convention is intended 10 promote
and secure
Therefore,
Resolved, That the citizens of this county highly
approve of the proposed plan of 4 convention TO be
holden in Charlottesville, and that we will cheer
iuily co operate, as tar lies IN our power, with
our fellow citizens in other parts OF the tate in any
lawful means which may have d tendency 20 re-
trieve ths fallen fortunes and advance the prospe-
rity OF this once powerful commonwealth.
ReSOfued. as the opinion OF this meeting, that the
restriction inpo' led by the Legislature of Virginia,
upon the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
in the selection of routes for the contemplated rail
way, ought to be removed, 10 place all Tie va
rious lines OF communication between the city of
Baltimore and the Ohio river on fair and equal
competition.
| Resulted, Should a convention of delegates Tor
the purposes before mentioned take place the en-
suing season, either in Charlottesville or
that Gen. Brscoe c. Baldwin, of Augusta the
, Hon. L. Summers and J. l.. Fry, esq OF Kanaw-
| Ia, and Anthony Lawson Griffin Sionss, and
Peter Dingess, jr. esqs. OF this county, be respect
in'ly solicited TO represent this county in said con-
vcntion.
| Resoiucd, That copies of the proceedings of this
meeting b. forwarded to the several gentlemen
named as delegates for this county, and TO the
Editors OF the esteIn ViTginidn and Richmond
Enquirer, with request that they will insert the
same in their respective papers.
| ANTHONY LAWSON, Chm.
| EDWIN RoBERTsoN, Sec'y
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

Tho Citizens Of kockbridge County met OF thcii
Courthouse on the 3rd inst. tor the purpose Of ap
pointing Delegates TO the proposed Convention at
Charot;esville-Co james Mcdowell in the Chair
and Charles +. Dorndn, Secretary. They came t
resolutions spproviog Of the purpose Of This Con
yenton--but at the same time d5claiuing any In.
tcntion of creating any obstacles 10 the location O
the Baltimore and ONO Rail Road; and expres-in E
IL as their wish that The Company shall have th,
privilege Of carrying IL upon any route Ohey ma,
select Messrs James Nc Dowel, is. g. p. D3fman
Jno. Leyburn, Andrew Alexander and Rcuber
Gngsby we're appointed Delegates to ,ie Couvon
lion
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Regisfcf's Office, Nay 10. ls23.
SIN. have the honor 10 state, in reply 10 your
letter Of the OH instant, that Of $4,000 Of remit
tlnces, contained IN the statement Of the Chief
Clerk Of this Department, the sum Of $50 900 only
q contained in The statement Of expenditures, a.
prepared AT dis Office on the 9th March last, and
mai the balance Of n 600 - charge OF tito APP.
propositions Of that Department for the year 1925
1 trsDsrit, herewith, " statement Of the sums
RENTED to Europe for the service Of the Depart
Tnent Of State, between tho 9Th day Of October,
a9d the last day Of December, Of Che year 1924,
and The SUMS femited 10 Europe foi the service Of
That Department between hc same dates, IN the
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Fcmaqie .Rdcdemy.-
4. CURTIS


sAS the pleasure of ini"rmg itIrnl. public
A ths, he has happily succcrded placing his ScHary
Jo' Young LadisS, very iaYrtab- L.. -
a. specify an useiulns "a, anu a foundation A.
ahit thu nature ot instui1ns established Nv ,v,ri
SIS viii admit H. taken h aiey occupit ~ M
Hail. on the squte Isg3uay opposite the Rev Nj Iw-
net, where I've Will Accommodate has pupils, spacious an
tIy rooms with conveniencel fscIatin. Their progress
leatnns AZ least equal 20 those that be
im'ar Institution TIT. country. An excellent Piano =.
'f"vted an Mr. BERG, geutisnnn long ami h1ehv
approved ny tue OF Richmond, engaged Eis
Instructions ~ Music; aud assistant, emin-ny qusu
the duties ani permanently with the
silleaeh Drawing and Pa,ntng aid part
The course II instruction sy.,emstc
eWan..r cf the >nOIss Is occupied by hlts MARY T..
BitooNE tate of Efeetfcksbutg, who wall conduct
Boa ding Department., anl every G. the con Il
AMI welfare Of ell who way he her charge.
Tho we propose pay attention The depOrtmcr
the young sd-s. toeiye them iopu, ID
Ia. war; as sciences they may wish study,
oject wili he, 10 Undue their minds with abiding
'i'e 'Hr-llrnce oi v'rfu AMI piety.
TERMS PER >ESSION or FIVE MONTHS.
BrssJ, Lodging am W.. mag, SIS 10
Iu'i'on III AL the necessary Branches, 20 10
French or Drawing and Painting, u Sc
The above ayale Music 75cts per lesson
Vacation August AMI September.
Among oh'f adyshsges those who board M Seminary,
W. have pP"uniy t1 speak the French language aud to
r,nL.c th' u aettF " tn the theory Of the soItucss
REFERENCES. -Itey. WIN J. Armstrong Rev STEPHEN
Judge II "oks rbfOugnj Jos Pate, VIM 6 pend ton, sud
IL bet StaEard, Esqfs RichmoHd MI Isme. Gaskio Ma,
chrstefj Rev T. Bowman, ChsI otttsvt; Rev. Je.s. 5
m'ssi, CaTtersyiie; Rev. 5. g. WILSON, Il
hersgd: Dr. J. IL Rec. Prince Edwart Gen. J. r sj,le
angs; Col. John Thorn. Cuiyerer; II, John .npk,
Lsnehsurs; Rev Is. H. RICE, Petei.burs and Rev j. t.
Ham -. Fay t'vilie, n. c.
li. b. qokt accommodate or Ladies with boar,-
"s' on very rs7'o"abr term.
June IS l-sS,E
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.AO1TCE-

~ AS 'ammitten 10 the Jan Town Peersburr a.
~ Runaway, The I7tn .as Jan 1923, noe q. nsf.
VII says ms RoIani that h masters .. ~
nut he ine' MT know his ifJ NAME bL he is man
'0ao trades IN negroes; he further states s d hou
nc middle lat sumbe al Prince Edward courthouse, by
M Francs wilson aud NJ Pearson BOUGHT hnr ani that
made ms escape from him the day, DIii Edward
VI seity'', ~ he county at Povts5n lie le:t inch,
shibou - or y years oldd tOerah!e bri uapa on
80 old blue ol"I coat ani ves ard homespun ,nalron
"''Ned color The owner requested e. come forward
iuve property Psy charges and take him e VIII he
ieai' with Is tue law directs. ROGER MALLORY,
arrfi. 1te-%ta
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THE .sTToR.vEY TO HIS .alYsyRES,

y, thou bright image Of a saint above,
Whose eha,~' those colt ,en,s,,or' iwpsr,,
Eehod how Cupid, IN the Court eff Lore,
liza. marx kis rcr't and seized upon MY heat.
That heat, a,ressd by thy dazzling eyes,
No sounds cen raise, n" ioty eau cheer
lsst IN thy bosom now.impr;soRa lies,
Il, niay moro fatty and at large appea,!
And wall you not take pity it. woes,
Aud hear the sad recital C its sri.f'
10 some few word' IFS case shall di.rlo'r,
PLEAD in us eaine, aud hnn,biy proy rei,.T.
O, beauttovs maid with each perfection bles.d,
Who now ercross,,t all my tender care;
= lay not thy sad Injunction NY b. east.
but Ia" the tane whob tiicu hast kindled ihste.
Arl here, eoverant promise aud a,cse,
No other maid my passion shall decay,
oh No, I'll gave aud grant It ali 20 thee,
To have, hold, occupy, passes, enjoy.
For oh thy beauty with severe coutroui,
nf' 'ro"stt ats aetioa against every sense;
Ani served ITS sweet Gubrguu my soul,
10 Which, alas. dare not take d |snce.
Thus, then, each comfort of my life Is gcne,
aud every JOY ia s.guc;tTction lies,
Dn, all reird'ei,baIi shortly be, by one
oae heamins gance Of thy reful;ent eyes.
Oh: they outvie my sparkling siiser sand,
Mole black than 'en tss ink daily spr
Lake my redwar Thy 6lu'h'ng Smiles expand
Thy form how isi more stately than siy qUid
Like my brief porsr i. Thy bosom fair,
Where every SOFT persuasive feeling sports;
hat with thy mind what other compare
All! none indeed, If we believe reports
Thu. thus, my tender passion iupartj
Hear then, sole object of my fJnd desire,
How thou Inst ta'en pc5session Of my heart,
And with love's a,mb-au set my soul GU fire
! Oh. then no longer let it fur,ou, burn,
Nor rage destructive, thro' this tortured frame;
LI oh &c thou in fuud aft. ton turn,
Aud ull IN Hymen's rites the holy dame!
Come let the obligation seal,
Asd the best bond perform, (utft, and keen;
Kali age at last shall o'er ours senses steal,
<nd close our eyes in everlasting sleep.
Add when our lives short trn,,re shall be Ger
Aud death with dread ha5sre shall spPeer, &.
In quiet peace, possession we'll restore,
Then fy Ia Heavens h,h court, and enter s,uder
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Congressional.
ON INFRINGEMENT.
MAY Is, 1928.

MAY Is, 1928.
Read, end committed to the Committee Of the
IFhGe House on The state IF the Union.
APPEN DIX.-(CoNTINUED.)
Here follows Document CO. being Summary
Statement of the moneys appropriated and cxpcnd-
cd under the following heads of appropriation du-
ling the years 1922, 1928, 1924, 1925, 1876, and
1921. It. is full OF Figures and undressing to
the general reader.]
We extract Mission to the Congress Of Panama.
Appropriation in 1926 $4,000 90
Expenditure made in 1926 5000 90
Go 1927 1888 81
26,s53 81
Balance of appropriation Sist Decem-
Der. 1927. 1906 IS
10000 90
(Siped} TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office. March 5fh, 1923.
JOSEPH NOURSE, Reg
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other officers engaged IN the collection OF the pub
lie fcvenucin all the States and Territories of he
Union. iii were intended TO give to the resOluti-
this scope, reply TO il would call for inycst.a
tons the results OF which could moi be obtained
dgestcd, as 10 present them in shape that
would hold out any hope OF being satisfactory or
useinl during the present session of Congress. a.
may be sufficient To remark, that these officers have
all been created, their duties assigned,& he conf
pensa,ions fixed directly or Indirectly by the legi>
a'iye power OF thecountry; & am not,under the
existing information and lights before the Depart
mcnt, prepared 10 express an opinion that any OF
them coId be dispensed with, or their compcnSa-
tons, official expenditures, be abridged, conss-
tcntly with the principles stated by the committee.
In the extensive qualifications OF official duty, TO
which the collection Of large revenue under nu-
merous and complicated laws gives rise, il is far
from impossible that abuses may exist, calling for
re- o. -hments at points that thorough and search
ing examination might disclose. The same kind
Of examination might lead to the knowledge of cas-
es where the public interest and Justice to the in
dividua', would perhaps suggest the employment OF
more officers, and with compcnsations more ade-
quatc to the Inexperienced by them. On the last
head there have been both complaints aud reSigna-
tons OF late years. allude more particularly To
the Receivers of Public Moneys, aud the Regis
ters, Ill the land districts; class of officers exposed
TO much labor and responsibility, and who are some
times stationed in parts OF the country where the
expense OF maintaining family presses heavily.
nave the honor 10 remain
With great respect.
Your obcdcnt servant,
RICHARD RUSH.
! honorable J. HAAIIl.roN, Jr.
Ch:!rman Com. o.. Rtt:cacamcni, II. II. L. s.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LANDS FOR SALE.
l't 'u 'o' he' desirnrs II lug Of lso
- "p'" hf h'aroks Rtvr. fr rouuty IT MeckI.nbure
bhs Immediately a. frild' Ferry, miles bsiow the ilre
'" - Siunon and D!h t'y-fsaud about miles from Boyd
~ 9e y" h'et, (bder known by the of Fe;ids &
WAkfF) " 'upros 10 Oram about 700 acres; Of which
There ss 900 foe, 90 go"d low gfounds any upon The
H"snk hSef The hisl-land Of exc.en, quality. There
T. "" NmTe valudblG tact Of land upon hc River the
same qnstiy The Estates will he sud separately o orh,er
p nay 'n tue c"veuence # purchasers Upon the Eas.e
fc rh esrNert dwelling hnGse, Of roonss all hand
soHely hnihei 81, aud newly rsintei.
Thee arr i1rgc harms Of them b4rn l,fey Lu;
4" eFceieh etasy 'llbies sD1 Convenient houses &C.
ihe tfm' ~ 'ae vii accommodating -GeneIneo dis
pseoo purchase valuable ands,afe uy.d lcome view ;he
pTeuise max application capt Stephen bedford OF Char
tote, Mr. James Daniel Of Meekensurg who lives directly
opposite IT, the tate intLe The sub.ctiber who re-
stes on the pf,ntses. WM I g. HFIEO;, n
Mount IA ~, may 20. 4-to,s
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Saie 0f .1eg1.oeS :

'tE fuh" mes wniscI.t1 tie highest hi55er public
aAei uuoef Two separate deeds Jf trust executed bv
bai Wls'ni r c~nan IMPOSES, ,qhrh said deeds are
te'Wdei ~ he clerks Office Of Cumberland county, On the
iouh aOnday July the courthouse Of connie
being day ~ credit al The 2s,h of Dseenhs y'
upNs'ui Of ily valuable negro slaves, consisting men
"oWen aud cidien, boys and girls Bond. With spp,oveJ
security payable the tfust,ss will he teouteJ Of k 49,
cha'ts &c Th sale expected certainly to lake plses
and iht de TO the believed To- be 80,
h Trustees will only convey tn tue vested H. them by ,sI
deeds. SAMUEL q. ANDERSON " - '''"
Wm ii Tu0RNToN Trustees.
Cunnietlsni. June 6. q v,s,
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KUNAWA Az

ENRON ne sgbscfiber, June last negro man pa,,.a
u CHARLES, shout 80 years old, feet or Q ;nebSs
hsh very hack, sn1 has fill ce lie Is supposed 10 bc
on James River Charles shutters badly thst Il IL vii.
dhcny he pronounce the simple word will 80
any pes $50, who will deliver the said esfo 10 me- IN
nes rouuy-of who viii have hiu confined n JsI Io =
rel him) and give nr Inflammation thereof ANY pe,son h;o.
NAE y r. 5;6 hNcgE"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-20

%Y>islliNd 10 e.oe my finally, the Execute,
SV III Inc late b. w. Coleman, 1 efnesliy geaue. ali
er-ns having ains against estate OF piy Te.ator L.
AXE them known for settlement; and the ike tequts,
th"e WHO may have claims against the late f.
nan Voolfolk Those Indebted 10 either H. W. Coleman
10 Coleman X WOoli)ik, u Ex'ur Of d. w Cole
man, are requested IL make immediate Iaymen
indulgence can be given JOHN SHEPPARD. E1'or
Jan. Is rs we
- IN fLtsftfN wa" nav pot tIrnslrG .-uia
~ Oh" easoa, that may fri 1t couvsniett 10 settle
i n accnmnt- III Richmond, do ~ Henry Kun.
who Is hereby authorized to receive the same.
THOMAS WATSON.
AbNER ROBINSON.
may 20 w.t.