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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-10
DIssOLUTIOA. or P.4RTN'ERsHIP.

The subscribers heretofore conducting business
under the firm IF Robinson Il Co. respectful, in
form their friends that the copartnership is tn S
,lav dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons indebted, to the late firm are request
ed to make immediate payment to William Rob
inson, who is authorised to settle all tie accnunst
ELIZABE RI ROBINSON,
WILLIAM ROBINSON.
10Th mo- 9Th. 1928. TG-ftp
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-10
LISi' OF LETERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Wilmington, Del Oct. Ist
1928.
W pcrshns calling for those Letters will please soy they
are advertised
A. George MADDEN ;
John Anderson George G. rank
James Anderson Malta s Fols
Christiana hlsop Jacob File
Mary Albeit Thomas Farmer
Solomon Alexander Maria w Farln
William Alfred William FoiiclL
William Anderson G.
John Aerey John Gladens
Robert Armstrong yohn Galsneac
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-10

In another part of paper will he found selection
from tbs Georgia Suuron the sbject of Public Ed
1catlon." THIS subject TO which We intend 10 call The
en.iun of our lcg!s.a elect, om time as is
interesting u The public and which has been too
long negl, c,cd in Delaware The legislature has hereto.
fore been rcinis, in not devsng plan by which the
ivaatags Of at least ordinary education might be
rcneray tii.scd The children OF citizens. We have
q large school fund.- but il; has done but little good TO the
ct for which il created, and think the time ha,
aryed, When rep escna,ives should give other
account Of it, than that which annually found on hei
orrnai III lie repor, Of TIE auditor The people know
but littlc more about il, than that there is such fund
but is probable they ill inGui,c particularly INTO
H. AS they Viii desire to know how it is invested aud The
secnriiy and plotncveness Of the Investment This
ally important, being the base upon which system of
ed"ca ion must be reared
We shall not now enlarge upon this subject It is only
mroned in this cursoiy manner at this time, for the pnr
pose Of turning attention to IT. ibai the APP
prac. the period, when legislature will assemble
for annual session. the members may be prepa' ed act
and their constituents inquire, particularly into
this very interesting and much nesec ed branch Of
legiSlation.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-10
.NARTi .aND ELECTIONS.

.NARTi .a.N'D ELECTIONS
Baltimore City-Jackson majority, 377
do do 1850
Jackson gain in the county since
1924, 2Ol
COUNTY OF ANNAPOLIS.
For the assembly.
Jackson. Adams.
C,abb 1873 Watkins 1853
Anderson 141 Wells LAD
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY.
For the .aysembiy.
Jackson. .9dams
seman 1878 Stewart 1919
Iinthcum 1910 Hood 1918
Warfield 1863 Kent 1888
Matthews 1049 StocEet ll40
Average majority for Adams ticket io2
The Adams party expected at least 500. This
electoral district is safe.
HARTFORD COUNTY.
Assembiy Ticket.
Johns 1923 Williams 1O7G
Hope 1885 Anderson Io66
Smithson 1852 Chauncey 9Gl
Sutton llGO Bradford GAS
Average majority for Jackson 1Ts. Hartford
county has always been claimed by the Adams
party.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
We learn that the adams Candidates have
been elected in this county,
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The jackson candidates have been elected in
this county.
CECIL COUNTY.
letter from this county which can be relied
on, saws three of the Jackson candidates, Gale
Evans and Townsend, are re elected, and tie be-.
tween Thoma, S. Thomas (Adams) and Mercer,
Jacksm.
Thus far--out of 81 Delegates whose re cleo.
tons has been heard from. 9 are for adams and Is
for jacobson.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-10
DELAWARE PATRIOT.

Frown Indignantly upon wnine of an att mt to aenat
one portion oi the Union from anohcr.' WASHINGTON
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-10

ley.
Now that the election over, and cannot be thoipl
to misep'esent any thing on tie subject we feel bound TO
say that if knew any thing of The feelings and sent
ncnts OF The jackson ay here it is de, oed to the Amer
lean Sys'emFor ourselves, we have already said al
u We dI not believe General Jacks also devoted to
this system, should abandon HIM At this moment We
opk upon the encouragement Of our home industry, by
protecting duties, anl other Of national lcsisla
ton, paramount TO every other contemplated If
the government; and advocate the election OF Andrew
Jackson because believe bis have shown that he
looks upon this bject in The lgta tla' among
the first Of his official acts President will be the
menda'io to Congress- TO secure TO the country the taE
We have formed tins opinion upon no slight degree OF
~ cntion TO the subiect is one which, in I'll
fellow citizens feel The veest interest one upon
whch we believe the future prosperity Of the country
much depends, that shall cease 10 continue our
feeble cxenons in support of H. without regard men,
bnt Mih single eye to the itself
is trne hen that the Administration party are The
exclusive friend, to the arB-ttat patty !, more a Ia
ni party, than the Jackson parry :and if their chief had
gwen such evidences Of friendship for as he can
Sue Of The people has, they might with plauslb
y cn'm 10 be the tariff pary.-I il should ever haepe
that party divisions be known by the appeaions of tQ5F
.ad Gat-srlg, we should see many Adams WHOM
blows tariff tariff! raIiying among aanrs, while osc
WHO say but little about it, jackson men, being con-
cni with what has been done far goes would be
found among the most ardent supporters Of lie American
ay-tefn among whom We class ourselves
Tie Etc'isa is usct; aud we glad Of t.-Now the
people can settle down INTO qne and pursue their
accustomed ayocaons, with the usual pleasure and enter.
prize, without being warmed INTO debate by eleconeer.
ing ersin this Iuudred wc had more spirited
the polls ,han been witnessed amonrs,
US before and much larger vote has been given than on
any former occsson Both pares commended manfuly,
each member done The best he could have beaten our
opponents handsomely. he majority in this county is
ISj. When consider the industry and zeal with whic,
the Adams pro.ccued all their plans and the vas
variety Of those pans, in degree aslonshe
hat the majority large Under The pressure Of Other
impeding CT cnmsances had also labor, so that we
entirely satisfied that nothing but the virtue Of the
cause, could have tumphed over many difficulties and
have secured tho majority which We have gained
We have heard that the elections in Kent and Sussex
have icsnc favorable hoped for In short
is reported hat the Hon Kenscy johns H. is celec,t
Congress- but by what precise majority the Jack
candidate VIC canno' state until the authentic returns
received We expect 10 have them in time for the
next number Of this paper when they will be given to our
| readers
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-10

their dc!ibcration. 1t should. at every session,
mp owe the plan already in operation, ill it is as
perfect as the human mind cal, make il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
NARY HAY.

40" Gems MARY hay, that Zoo thee wcei--
Wy am anld wife sac kindly aud ieel:-
0en whd gaTS thee stand vi the tear in Inv &c
Ana look ay sac wac, when thou looks al me'
Post thou miss, Alary Hay,,tle soft bloom o. NV cheek
W my hair curling round it, sac lefty aud sleek,
~ snA" 5 GA ny mead, and the roses are sane
since '""' d'y q days first cad ;!ce my ain
90 g'lrvcs lnu the Joss a my e'c's youthful fire.
Nnd the wild notes -, that thou used to ADM re-,
or I'm ha'ksome, and uld, now fe's winter is come
Ana tue sweet Voice o music within me is dumb.
"nt tho Mary Hay, my cen DC turned dim,
and age vi lis iIost sti!ieus every limb,
NY heat thou hems wcel, has nae frost for thae
'of simmer returns at the blink q thv et,
'}h n'iser hauds fru--a al still frmer his rnM
= nc INy sraspS closer the tree Nfrn lis old
en-" ,h1" 2f"ws the dearer ia nc, Mary Hsy,
rs else 'n'is eofe, aud life wears away.
NAV" P'''' Mary Hay, when journeys done,
- l,.s - m''' '"ee again IN the world a5oon;
> Hcn what saTs stand wi the tear IN ,hv e,s
''"i i'"H ~ sac vac, waeH thou looks at me-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
Valuable Roanoke Lands fo,, SaIc

VIE subscriber is DESTROYS of selling his two tract. of
h land upon the Roanoke River, in the county Of
NiecSienous lying immediately at Fields Ferry miles
oeiow the Junction of Staunton and Dan Rivers. and
about miles from Boy d,on Meekenbmg COURTHOUSE
Inc Two tracts (better known by the name of Fei,d's
u Hnkers are supposed to contain about 1900 ecres
vi "hch tnee are QUO acres Of good grounds as
any upon the Roanoke River. The high land is of ex
eellsnt quality There is no, valuable tract Of
hna upon the iVer of the quantity. The estates
will be sold separately or Together as may suit IN,
vennnec c! purchasers Upon the estate there is nm
ceiient dwelling house, Of rooIs, all handsomely I'm
ish"d of, and newly painted.
There large barns, OF them framc barre iss,
h"''' an excellent granary stable, and convenient o
houses Sc. VA"
- he ef"S OF sale viii he accommodating -Gent!cmcn
oposed 10 purchase valuable lands, are inved 10 come
ana view the premises-make application Cant, Ste
phen Bedford of Charlotte, Mr.. James Daniel. or
'ietHeourg' who lives directly opposite to the estate
IN ne absence oil the subscriber, Who resides on the
misses WE1 r y EEnropE
Msunt Parvo, May 90. ssIS,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
Western Mail Lii,e.

'AHiS ne OF stages continues run betw en- S5aun
n aud t.swisburg, Virginia, passing by the Warn
iot asd White Sulphur SIrinss.--It leaves Staun,pg
every Tuesday aud arrives at Lewisburg Friday morn
my, III time ior the Stage bouud for duyando,te On Iii.
on'o rser-whcre travellers may obtain passage il,
s.een-ooas t" In" west cr south any time Gen.
te'en WIN arrive in ionday nights stage NAV putse
their loutnsy without any delay.
The proprietor also begs leave TO inform m ,bos. ,,
intend to visit the diierent watering places this seasnc
mat by the LIST of July Cor If necessarily his
"gs WA III" twice week solely Tor their convenience
"nd i"cIiity--so that those who arve in Tuesdav -,
day. e pe"S
s STAGES are eoon-his drivers sober, industrious and
accommodating his horses are inferior m No -
stage tnses in the United States.
Al baggage packages, parcels bundles are n, ,nc
20 ". Wv '~ne', - JOHN WISE, Proprietor.
''''N ND
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
Valuable Estate on Roanoke.

ME subscriber being anxious close his executor
e ship, and settle the claims against his brother
Geofge e. SomersiIl's estate, will expose to sale on
7ussGay, he Cd o June if fair if not the n,x fair da
one OF The most valuable Estates Boamoke al the inc
ION 81 Dan and Stanton rivers, containing 1000
10 pay higher OF tax than any o,fer
u7on the river. '
Any Information relative the land may he obtained
~ applying to the subscri,er or Mr. Thomas pr.,,
''' ing On the pren'ises. JNo. soMEgY!!.L, Ex'r
The sale will take place Somervi!l's Farrv
r. Sat the same time and place. viii SCI! 60 bar
RES Of corn, quantity Of oats, &C.
30 =. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
Mississippi Lands for Sale.
4 PLANTATION situated abou, litecD mil

q PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles o.
ooVc baton Rouge on the left bau. Of The Dliss:s
aippi, consisting OF
One 7%"rSapd cad Eighty .qrpents;
said plantation has front OF 10 Arccus on lie g.
IS adoIong the principal landing of tie settlement
from which Cotton is shipped. ca this tract there are
enc hundred more acres of cleared Tan5.-ap .
large D"el!iDg House, with six roons-C Cotton Gin,
Pail Tan Yard, Negro Cabins, Sc Ieasiy repaired. -
ihe titles TO The above lands ndispntahc, and Z
warranty deed will be given If required
Iso--onc Ftousand .9,y,c2,iy
situated on Fhompson's Creek 10 tue rarish Of Te,;cs
ana, ore and half miles from The rver Mssisspu; sr
yen miles from the town of ST. Francisvii!e Part o:
.lis 'rSct consists OF low bottoms, probably eco acres:
on SAID tract therc are about civ acres cleared
years since bnt grown mp. Either the whole OF one hall
OF Tins tract will lie sold at the option oe tie purchaser
FOR farther particulars apply 10 this Office or 70
ROBERT ROSS.
Hcw-Crleons, Oct. O. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
FOR LONDON.
20 Country HatterS.
May Si--p,

FENiC subscriber has hand a general assor,nrn,
4 of tiato.s' Stock TRIMMINGS which he will eel.
cheap for cash, VIC: Beaver, Canot,ed nd Raw Rus;,
and Scotch Hare Fur, Mussrat Skins, Spanish Rodic.
Ca'neis Wool, BED Wool, Raw Coney Fur, Hauers Bss-
kcts, Blue em Buff English Skivers peonrs Satin Me.
dalton for Tips, E;hosid Cotton Tips, Boy Strings
with a conceal assortment Of Black and Drah Bindings
ann NancingS. JOHN TUOAlpSoN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

oifCE.-3 apsssuus iaGcbte 10 tne estate Vt E,Uet.
l. t5eil, dec Gate saddeI OF the city of Rcmnund)
are hereby Informed, Chat unless they call on the subj
Heber ca or before the ts, lay Juy mex, aud scule
'' accounts Gc) that Immediately after that period
'hei' accounts aud boGGs will put i'm the hands Of
attorneys Tor collection, by suit otherwise.
". ID. WREN Se,gt c. x. and
May Si--9, ADM, of Rob-, ,,r do.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
SUPERIOR GOODS.

81 EcEtyEp by The Planter beautiful assortment Of
Z d Bobbnei reference, Capss aud collars
Thread faces and edsni,s
Plaid and striped imperial lustres
New style Grecian cl!nts prints
SILK plaid and iircd ba;use
PLAID and striped csnbick giughan,s,
"iha variety of other desirable goods tor sale az te
lowest prices, Tor cash, by
Nav Z! HALL NCIJ CoN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
ID q Sc q Is Il.
From Scr U"Aey 5eods n,c vocei of ,1Y,e Fu,r .Na
Ptrih'

y H"=cE ScodS n,ic .Nocei of .Ihe Far Ma
Perih."
TIE LAY OF POOR LOUISE.
Nh, poo, Louise. The liys.I long dsv
Shc 'n'ns rem cot to castle gay:
4"d still! iicr voice aud vol saw
Nn MAIDS, beware the woodland w,ay,
Think on LuuIsci
Eh, poor Louise. The sun was hieh,
;; Sr'rch d her cheek. it dimu,d har eve,
The woodland walk was cool and nich
h"c'n birds with Ginning strean,lat. vic
TO cheer Louise.
Ah poor Louise! The savage bear
Made nc or TINT lovely pruvc his lair;
: ne wolves MODEST uoi paths so fur
int better far had such been there
For poor Louise.
Ali, poor Louise. II woody void
me met huntsman isir and bnld,
Ills baid'ick was Of silk aud gold,
A"d macy witci,ing tale hc told
To rsor Louise.
IN, poor Louise! small cause tn pine
iiadst thou for rrcs sures Of the mine:
Fot peace ii muid, that gift divine,
And Spotiess innocence, wero THUG,
Ali, poor Louise!
An, poor Louise! Thy treasures ref.
know not fly force o. theft,
pr fcr; By violence, part by g:n;
Ia; misery is al that's left
To poor Louisa.
u poor Louise some succomr have!
She " Ill not lans your bounty crave,
ar the the gay iih waning stave-
iof Heaven has grace, aud earth a grave
For poor Louise.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

FIhGINf4: Al superior court of cha,iccry holden
~ the capitol in the city Of Richmond. the Ieib dav of
February 1925 Nathaniel and James Dick Mis-
Toward Cunningham- OK Of Archibald Moore lsc aud
John l. Robertson and Maria his wife, late Maria Moore
"uoW ana csiduarysgatee OF Archibald oore, ds
This cause came this day TO be heard on ,,e b;ii
answer and EXHIBITS and argued by council on con-
S"efahon Whereof the doth ORDER that ono of IFS
stale an account of the partnership trans
actions and accot,nt of the staudin, ,J
n'm IN the oil mentioned aud report the same to tia
court "t' any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
oy himself or which may he required by Inc parties TO be
Copy. TS&:e, VA. G. PENDLETON, c. {.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
ANCHOR fRON

.fniR commissioners office, 2Gh -i!rp 1929.
E$hoIOSALS will be.rcoeivcd ihs )lce TIL the It
Il 'piy next, for the Supplying the Iron that NAV te
required AT TIE Navy Yard, Washington, for MAXIM Epbt
Anchors o 6oUOibs. each; Six Anchors OF g. ODibs car
and sig Ancors of 500bs each: he tie bs, Guali,
American Ancho' Iron, and got shapes aud dimen-
SONS HcTceaby 10 models Of drawings. wi,ir, will be
!'hicd' on Application to the Co;nmaudan of TIE Nav
Ward at as1ngton The whole quantity of said anchor
ron must be delivered between the 1st August nd Sis
Dcccnoer heX aud undergo the usual at tic place Of
doye,y. T "
Bidders must state Their 7ctGsrr give lie names cf
the s"rctcs' with tcr residences, rnuutev, and send
he bids sealed, and endorsed "Oder furnish Anchor
Iron, al the Navy Yard, Wasling,onp ANY hid an,
made III conformity with this advertisements or no, re-
ce,ysd ny o'clock of l., July, i'll be acted on
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
TRUST SALE,

virtue ot deed Of trust, Subscribers
u ny David N. shepherd dated lG;h January, 1928 &
duly recorded IN the clerks Office of en,co couny for
Inc purpose o securing certain money therein
u'tft'oned we shall! proceed sell the higies, bidder
al ru'iic auctions tor cash. Tuesday the l7h dsy of
jane n2Et, ut the Tavern of Wilson Bracket in the civ
OF Richmond, the following property. wit: one negro
boy named lessee, one wagon, three horses and gear
II rs heiieVta that tie title TO the above property is re,
ccuy cear and Tree from al! claims aud incum
save the deed under which THIS sae~x dc, but The
Undersigned acting as trustees will convey such title oni,
as is vested III them.
THOMAS MIEURE,3
May 1T-gt JOHN TYLER Trustees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
CoNtmIss1onrR's ofFicE

- IoIeHH7fC, ,4prI T5I, 1873.
i"e HaTucs interested will please take notice, THAT
save appointed she f0;h day of Jue next ensuing 10 COM
merce the accounts directed by tho rccied order of
'5a court; which day AT u5.ock, B. ". ,hey are
oquired to attend my Office, with the books papsrs
and documents, necessary coabe me 20 perform The
cider Of The c2ar:.
81 AMOS LADD, II. :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
CoMMIssIoxER,s orrlcr-

r., "Ichm0nc, April 30lh, 1923. ,
10 '!..rs Interested will please take notice that
"ya appointed tie 10Th day june mex, 70 commence ,
directed IN Tie foregoing order o. eour,: ON b;rf
' go d, lock' q. H. they required 10 attend nv
lor examination and settlement. ''''"'i'' 'esOT
HILARY BAKER, Conn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
SPRING FAsHyCw.

S iiIf:--Connatted to Campbell, JAIL on the al,
~ day Of November last, two negro men. Win s,.
"eohg 10 Mrs Newman who has u,,,ve from, u;
iehmond to the West. They say they left their own,,
anau ts Aesia"y mountain. James isa yellow fellow
nee' hired to Mr.. Robert Gteynhow OF city of RicS
n,od' Tor the last two years. chesley bacs fellow
%"' Ne"y I'VE years Old smut made, and says Ire mas
been irel to wofk tire GOA pits above cicSmomd
iHese ehowS had Oh when committed, Of blue CHM
ciotnes ana fur hat. and the other vooI hat Tie
also say mar Nj fhnn,as johnson of Lriisa COUNTY w
is bfotherin-law of Mrs Newmars Tie owurT - 81,
hes'cs are Irpucse1 10 comply with law and take IRE
s' me OUT OIL 'ai'. GERMAN JORDAN Jaih,
10y I--WIHW for Camphp II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

t'fier'1'i'i: ~ superior curt of cbancet, beld a,
ne c"?n! IN the c!y of Echn,ond on tho frs, dav c
"I"fch' Ion: Fc;cr J. Branch. Aiexander r. Eranct,
ana E.teIei NJ Branch, PTS. scane, John flovle nd
refer r. smith, a'moIS ol ObaGah Smith tire said PER-
r. 9m''h, i."hsrt hcPyIe Lazy Smith john H. soma,
JORDAN SHih, William Waits and Pov his wife IIs,rf,
'ah'"ii'1' ard hos Wills ard Ridley Ills wife die -
ms cause ~ which The plaintiffs srieaT oIaye rro.
Gec"s" III we mode prescribed BY law agajus, the dns
robert nCFyrs and Jhn H. Smith, Who a re- ont of inv
cHU ny, ara as tn the other dee.dans Csxcrpt Peter
oniih snd wills mis- wif) the several order
'ah'g tie bill for cuni,sse1 tine NJ which arpra g.
nave been dnIy executed, on this day to he heard m
Tue " the answers Of tire defendants Peter T. Smith, a,-
ihomas W Ills and Ridley his wife. and examinations Of
WcsSeS' ana was argued by c"uuse!: On consideration
whereof the court doth order that the defendants John
"ne fcter F. Smith, administrators of Obadiah
oi rehHeT an account Of their ntesiaes administration
'c est"e ~ @afha Branch, deceased. md accour-
te admnisd alton Of Martha Braneh dec on tie estate
" REFER Branch dec and an their own admin.
'Faon a the estate Of the said Obadiah Smith dec aio
an account rt ine property real personal OF the said
OoH"h HH"'"' dec aud Of the debts from his esfa.
"hh dccoun's the said commissioner is directed 10 exam
ne Sa'e ana settle, and 10 the court report with arr,
mdeiS specially stated deemed pertinent bv liinre r. .,
WIZ" may oe required by the parties 10 be 50 stated
ne '"'o oay o hidrch 1893 On motion of the n,.;,.
,"S ~ Couosei tie ccur! doh order iha the 6efr,dsr
,st' 'nf Ecier + Smith, ubmit to IN ezan,ina
non w soIen'n form, before TIE commissioners v,bo ma
IHr"t" nc order maize in tais use. the in. isan
"7 '"e 5Gigcct matter If tie accounts directed br ~
sd'd cTaei' Copies. Tesir
j. b. ABBOTT, ID. c. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

HAVE just received splendid assortment of Genie
mems Drab Beaver Hats, Of superior quality. On
hand large assortment Of every description Of Fur Hats
and I'D dozen Black, white, Brown and Drab Wool
fias-oH o. which he feels dsposrd 10 sell at reduced
prices for cash JOHN THOMPSON.
May q :,
~ AbofON u PLEASAN - offer for saie AZ Ihe,r
d S'"'-, corner y and 15ti streets, very loy Jv
wholesale. - -
30 bags good green coffee
20 hHis. New Orleans sugar
10 do first quality st. Croiz do
~ DO Baltimore whistey
III Oauels 10 On cid
90 90 best Virginia roun;aiu so
80 bids. moisSscs
I'D Spa risl hides
S0a' aa& urre- .ss:,-s-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04
II G. cU1ats hcld for Cl0a5eylcna caaun, H.
G4LL c:.. OF 49, TO- o.-.Sy w

g., t'| S""h0e.tcnG co2lty tAa
@4M Gag Of .1a,ch, 1923:
John James Baslier aud judith b;a ,e;Ge c.,,,
1naiih Aderson coapnts. against Samuel .ison. Isi
hgh sheriff of Cumberland aud administrator of John
,7'aeison dec Thomas Anderson, Wilkins alaerson,
2a'huei Aidefson Poindexter Anderson, aud German
hiderson cfts-Ir rhaucerr.
a., ne defendants, Samuel .1ldersna and Toindexier
.4derson hot having entered their appearance and o.
ven security according to the Of assembly and lie
fnes OF thi5 court and il appearing from Satisfaction
evidence that they iniabitants of This co,f,
II IS odsred that the SAID defendants DO appear ieIe ON
me 4th Monday in Jume next. and answer Inc bill q:
"e Pintiiis; anu ha, copy OF this order be orLvi,1
inserted ~ some newspaper published In tire CITY q
,'cond .nr two months successfully and posted a.
me Iros iooT Of The court-huuse 0? this county,
20 q copy Tsste, MILLER WOODS0N eli,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

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WOdeRI{0cE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-04

TIE parties interested viii pI.a,r ta.s no, ~,
nave 'H'ot11 Tic 3iS; day Of .func nex 20 comnn7ra
Inc a'r3"n,s directed by the aesnr ORDER Of the cuur
w Mnch cay ~ ociocS, II. ". they rrquae7i 10
documents !of c&aninaiiUm AMI settlement.
20 LIMOS I,1DD -, e.