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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails OF the I'M
ted States on the following routes will be receive
ed at the General Post Office, until the 25h Jay
of November next, inclusive, viz:
IN VIRGINIA.
As. From Marlborough, to Settlington's or Bull
Pasture, to intersect the Route, IRON Staunton,
to Beverly, once week, IL miles.
Leave Thorough every Friday at 2 D IN and ar
rive at Setngton's by SPIN.
Leave same every Friday at 10 M and arrive at
Thorough by pm.
46. From ScOttsville, to Little York, once a week.
miles.
Leave Scottsville every ~ and arrive at Little
York
Leave same every M and arrive at Scotts-
Vile.
Al. From Travellers Repose, to Pocahontas c h
in two weeks, miles.
Leave Travellers Repose every other Friday at
day by 10 IN.
Leave same every other Saturday at noon and ar.
rive at Travellers Repose ON Sunday by noon.
AZ. From Lexington, up Buffaloe to Ross Fur
and up Jackson's River, to Covington,
once i'm two weeks, 40 miles.
Leave Lexington every other Wednesday at 6
M and arrive at Covington by pm.
Leave Covington every other Tuesday at a n,
and arrive at Lexington by g. pm.
40. From Wheeling, to Melville, once a week,
miles.
Leave Wheeling every Wednesday at and
arrive at Melville.
Leave every m and arrive at Wheeling
so. From Martnsburg, TO Bath, once a week, %
miles.
Leave artin,burg every Wednesday at p m and
arrive at Bath by nm.
Leave Bath every Wednesday at a m and arrive
at Msrtnsburg by III
81. From Union, BY Lick Creek, to Falls of Great
Kanahwa River and thence 10 Post-Office at
Gawley's Bridge, once in two weeks IS miles.
Leave Union every other Tuesday at 8 M and
arrive at Gawley's Bridge on Wednesday by 8
pm.
Leave Gawley's Bridge every other Thursday
at 8 a III and arrive at Union on Friday by q %
So. From Greenhill, by FerrePs Store, Backsdae's
Store f. Meadvlle, to Halifax c h once week,
miles.
Leave Greenhill every Friday at ! y m and arrive
at Halifax C. h. Oh Saturday by II am.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

TyHE subscriber determined to move the West, aud
l. offers his land lying Roanoke River, just below Has
kns, Ferry, in Meekienburs county, Va little below the
Estate purchased Capt H. E. Watkins Of Alexander Boyd,
CONTAINING by recent survey between 500 600 204 2
Of which good lou grounds any the river with
plenty Of plant Pach land large portion OF this flat land
fine Condition for tobacco About two thirds II the uplnnd
woods and inferior land this Of the country
for tob,cco cotton, aud The cears land good
condition This land eroellenty wateIed, ty many springs
Of the best qusy. The improvements large story
good house, built If best heart Pinewb rooms
all the wood work OF which expected he finished by the
day Of SALE with the necessary houses and suitable houses
saving crop. The sale will take place the first Tuesday
December next IL fair otherwise the fair day There
other lands above and below mine, that will be
III mark aud be addedto should he considered
sufficiently large by capitalists. Atihe time and place.
siIi sell al, Of Household Kitchen Furniture. Cropping
FOOLS Stock Of oil kinds parcel Of Pork about 800 barrels
oiCorn, Oats Fodder, nc &c Among the Horses, there
several Mares, Coils aud Feys, Of pure stock any
VmEnA-
The subscriber would prefer TO sell the land prsiey
which event due notice would be given shall seed cvp Of
wheat This plantation sufficiently large for ~ hands
r. H. FOSTER.
p. 6.-This place consider healthy as any in this
county have lived here years, and have had very little
sickness the family and particularly among my
Oct7 44-wds p. H. F.
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nIT will be observed that the Propetors the Pa
TUNENT have altered her day Of leaving Batmu e; the
sbove i. her arrangement aud will he permanent The Rich
mond aud Baltimore Union Line Of STAG ES uniting with
the PauIeRt Tappshannok have running in
complete order, aud greatly 10 the satisfaction of those who
embraced this New Route the 10 consequence of
the alter alton this Boat the STAGES will future leave
the Bel Tavern in Richmond every Saturday Wedne.dsy
morning. O'Clock, and at Tsppahannock sane
days TO dnDer Passengers for Baltimore take PauIan
Tappahannock every Saturday at O'Clock Returning
the will leave TspPshannoek every Monday and
Thursday mornng-on Mondays o'clock and arrive IN
Richmond TO Immersion O'clock arrival
OF the Bo,t and arrive in Richmond the evening The
Route affords the best modstion..
The ProPetors hope that h, will prevent pub
lie sustaining any inconvenience Stage Fare the low
Of S3 50. Intermediate Stages cents per mile.
IL Al baggage at the risk Of the oUnsrI.
BY THE PRoPRIETORS.
TapPahannoek Essex county, Oct. I'd, 1928.
Oct. 2. 44-w1ot
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CH.fRLES ". NJ GL.V.VESS.
HOUSE, SIGN, CHAIR,

And Ornamental Painter, Glider, &c.
At his old stand south side Of the Capitol Square nc
door to the Compiler Office
GRATEFUL TO his friends the citizens Of Vmsinis peh
" orally for the patronage he has received would inform
them that he still continues 10 carry the abve
slither various branches, HI. will he the
He forbeas TO thing about his qualifications
deuee Of years Rshmond will enable the public 10 Judge
Of hi, pretensioDst to patronage.
notice.
d An Apprentice wanted -one from the country moi over
Is years old, would be preferred.
juiy9s -isHIn
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 81.
a usl,iabie Plantation for Sale

pvHE Subscriber offers sale his Plantation an ths ccsny
i Of Hanoper lying CAiekahominy Swamp, co~tainins
$50 acres; Il i, maes from the eiysf Richmond; ue
hfecAoncspc Turnpike Pas'ss throrgha 1here are mare
Is con,dered equal If any in TN; section 81
country so acres oferceen Meadow Land 40
suit purchaser part lying beiow the TnPte would he
eparateiydipoiedof. There Is SaIo Mil uUfhin ha
e Mould be advantage 10 any one ri.hins
ret up tAe timber further DESCRIPTION i, deem,
cd1nnecessny those deons Nesting capital IN fun
pierp it, Jo,hua living the adjoining farm 1pii
1" |,~.,,1 % xtf GERYAS STORRS.
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NOTICE.
November 7.

EfoR SALE, at the Penitentary Store, nearly OPP
posite the State Banks, large assortment Of
Penitentiary Manufactures, to wit: Negro Cloth
ing, Shoes, Gear of all kinds Nails, SC. &c-Far-
mers, Country Merchants, and others, are respect
fully invited to call and examine them.
The prices OF many of the articles have been late
ly reduced by the Board of Directors, particularly
the Shoes. THOMAS NELSON, p. A. p.
Sept. 70. 40-G
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NOTICE-

SNAS committed 10 the Jail Of the county Of
w on the 10Th day Of July last, Runaway n. gro
mn nsmed James about rs years of age feet inches aud
eshhs high color brown right cut who says
10 usp by the Of John Williams; thai he fsnaysy
from him while on his TO Tennessee had when COM
mhed, blue Marseilles coat, and pair Of white cotton
Pansloon' and old black hat The Of said slave is
requested TO prove property, psy all legal CHARGES take him
swsy or he viii he dealt with sceord,ng to law.
OsLS. 43-rl2U- J. %. Go0DE, Jsilor.
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STOLEN,
Nov. Z.

Ok OLC.-N,
VNROM the Subscriber Saturday niph last. nut of hi.
n room, FIVE HUNDRED AND FIVE DOLLARS,
principally Virginia Bsuk nOte,-As well r.cvil.ct
there four fifty dolsr notes. or tw; tweny TIN,
four tens, hive AID the balance thirty dollar rot.
Any giving nicrnaOn finding the snail be
rewarded literally DAVID w BURTON
Cara, CumberIan Nov. 4. Ss-wSs
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Boording House-bu WIS. b. V. WaIthaR

Duu""S 1iotsSe-oY Ihts. D. ~ W uHH.
90 HE has taken house the formerly
~ by Messrs VIM Neae &co. and by Mesr, G. snp,
Son Brothets,itusted al the intersection Of Main
and the Street leading from msyo bridge the pleas
ant spd central part OF the City.
The house undergoing repair sDd by the h Of Nov.
next she will he prepared to accommodate Ladies Gentle
from the country with hoard lodging for any length
time they may choose to remain in town
good livery stable very conveniently situated, where
horses will be we'll provided foShe hopes from local adj
ysntaxes and the srctes attention 10 the comfort Of
bosrders, she will he able TO with sucours
few members Of the Legislature can be well
with board lodging
Oct.t7 47-wn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
NOTICE.

WAS committed the jail of Chesterfield county, Virginia.
w ranaway the Esd day Of August last. negro man
who calls himself Sam, Sam Curtis colour black i've feet
three inches high, about so years of with all his fingers
cut of his left hand no other scar vbe had on when
pair white cotton psnialoous, blue waiscoat
and old black hat that he belongs to Dr. cnPP
of Washington county, Va. The said Sum- or Sam Cur
that free before Clspp bought hIm that he
the Eastern Shore OF Msysnd. The
Of said negro desired to forward property pay
Illegal charge, take hun away he will he dealt with
according TO law. JOHN H. GOODE, )aior.
Oct So Witt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Ott. IoE,
NOTICE hereby given to the ProPrietors Of that por-
IN Of the ned sax cent stock created
the loan Of August 3d. 1914 for $4,000 oOO0
amounting to four millions and fy thousand seren hun,
bred eighty dollars and that their
upon the surreLder thereof will, the frs, day
of January next he paid to them respectively their legal
attorneys duly conued the Treasury,
Office where the stock, thus to be reimburse ed
may stand credited.
parties erned that transfer of the of the
said stock, Fl om the books Of the Treasury any Com
Of LOANS will be allowed the LIST day Of
December next
Aad that the thereon will snd determine, on
che day preceding the day hs.ety fixed Tor the
81 the said stuck. RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
47-IiIIJs
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N Chancery-Northumbera County Cour
18th October, ISIS:
William Hudnall administrator of Thomas Hrd-
nall decd.
Plttf
Against
Thomas x. Hurst, s. Warner Hurst administra-
tor of III. Hurst decd. defendants.
This day came the plaintiff by his counsel and il
appearing TO the satisfaction OF the court, that the
defendant Thos Hurst is not an inhahitaut of this
commonwealth On the motion OF the plaintiff it
is ordered, that the said defendant, appear here on
the second Monday in March next, and answer
the bill oil the plaintiff, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted for two months successfully
in some newspaper published within this state.
and also posted at the front door OF the Court
house OF this county. WIN. b. Hudnall, Attor-
ney
Copy teste, +. BATES, Clerk.
Nov. Z. 5i-wSws
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

nm Tuesday, the 10th OF December next, will
~ be sold to the highest bidder, at Clay Hill
in Amelia county, the residence, OF the late Mrs.
Frances Tabb, about fifty Slaves, consisting
of men, women and Children, as likely any
in the State-Among them are many valuable
house servants, three carpenters, and two garden
ers. A sale of them in families, as far practical
BILE, would be preferred. At the time and
place, will be sold, the household and kitchen fur
niture, coach and coachee, both in good repair
also all the horses cattle, hogs and sheep, the
of and fodder, then remaining on hand land the
Plantation utensils.
Terms of sale-For the negroes, cash-for the
other personal property, the following c,edits-for
all sums of $40 and under, cash-for all sums ex-
ceeding $40 and OF 500 and under, months-for
all sums exceeding 800, IL months-and in every
instance, the purchasers will be required to exc
cute their bonds, with approved security, to carry
interest from the date, and upon the puncual pay
merit of each bond the interest will be RENTED
The sale will be continued from day to day until
finished. w. j. BARkSDALE, Adm'or
Oct. 3 43-wtds of Frances Tabb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-21

THE STEAM BOAT pATUXENT,

-CAPTAIN OEORGE W EEMs,
WILL leave Baltimore Wednesday morning next (in-
w stead Of Tuesday, al O'Clock, and the same hour
every succeeding "Wednesday; aud after touching Herring
Bay will proceed to and up the Rspp ahannock FIede
rck,burg, where she will Thursday Evening. Re-
turning tho Patuxent Will leave Saturday
mornins (nstead Of friday O'clock aud the
hour every succeeding Saturday, and will arrive Bam
Sunday Evening the PauIent will going and
stop Tsppahannook and Port Royal, iau and take of
Passenger. Freight she will also stop Cartes Creek and
OF Urbanna 10 land and take or Passengers her
In addition 10 the elegant accommodation, for passengers
Pauxen /. constructed 10 carry the bulk VI 1900 barrels
Freight which he taken ani delivered every week.
accommodating terms. For Freight Passage, apply
Capt. Weems, on hoard, rto
James Corner & Son, Agents at Baltimore, or to
Samuel Philips, Agent at Fredericksburg.
All Baggage at the risk OF the owners.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l, 1928.
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IN CHANCEkY: Matthews county eoSIl, Aug. i2lt. 1873
II Joel Hays, TIA
agsins
Henry T. Van Bibber, aud Sarah E Van Bibher, Defds
This day came the plaintiff by L. Byrd, hi. sorney sod
presented bis hiS sppsarngto the satisfaction the count
That the defendant Henry Van Bibber inhabitat
OF this Commonwealth and he having entered his appear
snce and gwen security according 10 the Of Assembly and
the Rules Of this court On the notion of the plaintiff IL ia
ORDERED That the said Henry Van Bbber here M
give security for performing such decree the court
herein and sldher Ordered, That copy this order lie
polished 8weet' excessively in the Richmond Eng
aud that another copy be posted the eeubou5e door Of
this county for the PERIOD previously the said
Monday IL hoseDbG. a copy Teste,
I'll Il YEBTMAN, &c
OTIS sg.csrr
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Post Master General
SIR will convey the Mail Post Route Mo-, viz
The bidder will state such mt, A, present tbsn
selves 10 him. IL in stage, will be proper for him TO say
81, lie should distinctly state the number Of the route aud
net only the number, the beginning and end Of IT, lie
should also clearly state his residence the State Town
IN which he lives II be be not contractor, he must accom-
PaDy his bids by suitable recomn end stioui.
~ OF 10,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-05
From the United States Gdzehee.
GEN. JACKSON AND THE CHlCKASAW
TREATY.

We have heard of General Jackson's talents as
soldier, legislature q Judge: the following con-
munlcaton to the Ientucky Reporter is letter
from the pen of the son of the late venerable Isaac
Shelby. a distinguished patriot and for several
wears Governor of Kentucky. II presents US with
the Generals diplomatic character and IS happy
specimen of what his partizans are pleased to term
talents of command" The language used by the
General on the occasion referred to- is certainly for
chile, and we suppose will be justified by his thor
oueh going editors on the score OF energy; others
will probably contend. that, as the General was at
the time (lSl8) only in his-year, it should be stow
ed away out of the public view with the rest Of his
Juvenile indiscretions."
Extract of a letter from Thomas II. Shelby dated
Grassland. .aprH sSth, 1898.
"My father set out on the 10th September, 1878
and arrived at General Jaoksons on the 18th, where
he remained few days and in company with his
colleague proceeded to Nashville. In a day or two
we set out for the treaty ground, accompanied by $
or ten gentlemen. friends of General Jackson. witt
all of whom, Excepting Colonel Bntler') my tathe
was una, quainted. During the journey lit'le wa'
said on the subject of treaty. heard the General
on one occasion, ask my father how high he was vii
ling to 80 for the Indian boundary. My father re
Piled that he was prepared to 60 as high as S5oooo
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-05
Notice to Teachers.

rEVHE undersigned hereby eve notice. that unoer
h the rules aud regulations Tor The government oi
Newark Academy adopted by the Trustees OF ina,
l,;,nt;nn at their mi-alnual meeting IN April
last. two compe,en, Teachers being required to con
uuct hc same, the one to take charge Of the depart
mvnt Of LauSua2eshe o'hs' Of the rom
nelson's we'll recommended for those situations, TO
whom when engaged they will be signed on the
.ls,h If October next. The Teacher OF languages
twho is to be RECTOR to receive tor ms services
compensation Of 5000 per annum-the Teacher Of
tho Mathematical Drpa tment. compensation OF
500. The Trustees will meet al flaAiei S Hotel
IN Newark on the 18th aud 18th Of September next
ga which days application may be made to tue unuer,
siuue, if not made before al their respective places
of residence.
f. w. GILBERT, Wilmington,
"A. GRAY, near Newark
r. Graham. New -LouGnu x Roads
Committee appointed by Trustees Of New
ark Academyto procure Teachers.
AM 5O--tO1
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-05
From the Charleston City Gazette.
Col. C. S. TooD.

Tariff Pm-sle.-Great Britain received from
her Tariff on foreign Cheese and Butter, .g30O,OO0
last year yet we are told that America ought, by
abolishing her duties on English Cheese, to encou
rage its importation from "A country, which lev,es
herself, more than one million tao hundred and
eightifre thousand dollars foreign articles of the
same kind. Shall we continue the dnpes and tr.
butaries of foreign state, or fight her with her
own weapons When England takes of her pre-
sent duties of one numbered per cent, on Carolina
Rice six hundred per cent. Carolina Lumber, and
.Napai Stores, and three pence per h. on Carolina
Cotton, then can talk of fair competition and
free trade but to open our ports foreigners who
shut theirs against us, may do for sycophan 8.
courers and ari-ocrats, who will pay any price
Tor the verv crumbs that fall from Royal table
Uut will never suit
AN AMERICAN FARMER.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-05
CONDITIONS.

TIE DEL.4VdRE JOUR.NIL IS pub
lisiled on Tuesdays and Fridays. at four dollars
per annum; too doItars epery SIC months ~ ad-
pance No paper to be Discontinued, unhI ar
rearuges are PAID.
advertisements inserted on the usuaL terms
w. one dotiar for four insertions Of sirfeeN
iines. and so in proportion for every number Of
o,Llitiondl times nnd insertions.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-05
From " Our Country"

The extraordinary rhythm, beauty, pottos and his
torical Jacts contained in netricol composition,
which appeared in the last Hagers town Mail, sug-
gested to the writer the following attempt at par
ody; tor which, il acceptable, you will provide an
ASYLUM in some corner of Our Country
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-05
DO you KNOW WHAT Is COMING.

Tune--'Little Wat we WHAT'S coming"
Yes have heard that Jickson's coming
Yes have heard that jackson's coming
Yes fhsveleard tha Jacksons coming
With all his honors thick upon him."
have also heard John Woods s coming,
ArDuthnot and Anlb' ster's coming,
Senator Epprs' ear, coming,
And Robal,ls for his wife is coming
Yes have heard that Jackson's coming
Yes have heard that JacksJn's coming
Yes have heard that Jackson's coming
Aud A lron Burr is with him coming.
Edon's coming. Benton's coming,
lnghams coming, McDlihe's coming,
"U9'se- Uhib" Mordicai Noah's coming,
And "honest old George K,emer's" coming.
Yes have heard that Jackson's coming
Yes have heard tina, Jack sons coming
les have heard that JacKson's coming
And so are Beverly AN! H,.o,aili,n coming.
Sewer is coming, purne is coming,
Winston at SIX feet is omng,
Swan IS coming, SlacKiin's coming,
D.ckers,n with his cciii is coming.
Yes have heard that Jackson's coming
Yes have heari that Jackson coming
Yes baye head tha, Ja:kson's coming
An Samuel jackson too i, coming
The SIX miltss days DER,
They now lie wei erpg in their gore,
Their srcs til, have gone fore,
The Tyrant's end is also coming.
Yes have heard that Jackson's coming
US have heard that Jackson's coming
Yes have heard that Jacksohs coming
''lng!orious" Old kentucky is coming
" Thc vote of thanks to Washington"
(Wlcn lie his untry's Work HAD done
Mast meier anrn this gallant s,n)
With Gov. Giles and Macon's coming.
Yes have heard that Jack,on's coming
Yes have heard that Jacks ms coming
Yes have heard that Jackson's coming
And Duff Green with his Tel-lie's coming
The Legislatures sacred hall
b IL, ath the Tyrant's grasp did fall;
The trecmen'S piess--'he Judge, and all
PROCLAIM that Martial law ID coming.
Yes have heard that .Iackson's coming
Yes Ihave heard that Jacks m, coming
YES nave heard that Jackson's coming
imprisoned Luuaillier is coming.
The battle of the iorslshoe's coming
And helpless ch'ldren'5 death G oans' coming
Their bloodin crimson torrents coming
Forbid tile Hero's reign from coming.
Yes have heard that Jackson's comm,
Yes have heard that Jackson's c,in ny
l.s h4re nva,d mat Jacks ms coming
And the sixteen indisn 9Th ISIS are coming.
gang Of f4tered Negroes nng,
The General with his whoop coming
Clear the way ms pstols drawing,
Cries siese are Gcneyal Jacksoa's coming.
Yes have heard that Jacks ms coming
Yes have heard that Jackson, coming
Yes nave heard tli;t Jt.ksun's coming
And Silas Dinsmorc too is coming,
A grave Senator and yet row is coming,
Nj, mother Bridget too is coming,
And funny $ verse 50 smoothly running
Says mighty won'dlous tninss coming.
But should tell you all that's coming
But should tell you al, that's com, ne
B Il shouts tel you al that's co,ing
You'd See m ION in blpods coming
''rhen fill the glass to him that's coning,"
The atcsmai try'd tn S 'iioL,r5 canning,
The battles tought--the battles over,
And Andrew Jackson's funel al, coming
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-05
Office.

vr7HE STOCKHOLDERS in the =" Philadelphia,
n Dover and Norfolk Steam Boat, and lranspor-
t.t,on Company are requested to meet IN Dover,
Delaware, Thursday the 9TH day OF August next.
e.. Z. COMEuYS, Treasurer.
.Jdu 2Sh 1925. oo-%l
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-05
a pAlANYAYAON,.
At Public Sale.

on Saturday tine 18th of August next, will be
sold by Ven,iue, al the house oi Thomas DIXON
IL, lady wiue Chalybeate Springs Plantation or
tract Of land, situate in Mil eiC-A H4nuice Ne"
Castle Couny, Delaware bounded by lands q
fine Chaybeate Spring Company, and others, con-
tanning ii acres OF first quality land. The im-
movements are two story stone house nearly new
with d we'll OF excellent water al me door. IL IS
well watered by springs and Hide run Inc clear
land rs very susceptible OF Improvement ana IS con
s;dered the hand,omes farm III the neshbourhood,
LAYING in a southern exposure There is ABOUT
acres of woodland belonging to the Farm fur
her description is deemed unnecessarily as 1t is pre-
s,ned all persons viii Judge for themselves. Bale
toconmence at o'clock, when CONDITIONS VIII be
made known 10y
EPHR AN YlR.N.1LL.
n. b. As the subscriber Is abnn' leaving the
Stne. the ahnve farm will positively b" sofa. a
eoo1 title will be gwen. and possession on zo''
March NEXT, or soouer il agreed on 3O-tsp.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-05
Scott's Rifle Drill,

For sale at R. Porter and Sons Book Store, Ne.
81, Market-Street. Price so cts.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-05
EPHR AN Y.iRN.1LL.
grlgyE.a A.OALiAsSss yS3svsT5 4AaEs1S3.

t.F t,e employ oi the Snpscnper, (Ieani.ng
EA ~ Drl.w are Cuy,) an indented Col""r"d BOY,
o,,,e black, named L,;vs Sharper about ~ years OF
ay stout made rood set OF teeth, large NOUN ana
s,amner, Observation-Disclosures had with nm par OF
dark .npe cotton Consumer pah'"e'tS-o,h 'i''"e
M, ,ecollectcr. The above reward Will be gwen
f,r returning said Boy or lodging him in amy jail so
WILLIAM S. .N'EWBO
A., 1,t 3O--it.