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TUESDAY, Jmly %, 1928.

gust next, and that said Committee shall be now
appointed by the people of each hundred nominat-
ing ten persons.
The meeting then took recess of half an hour
to afford the hundred meetings an opportunity of
organizing and making their nominations, and at
the expiration Of that time was again convened
The chalrmen of the several hundred meetings re-
ported the following nominations Of committee to
form the County ticket:
Duck Creek Hundred. Alexander Peterson, Abel
Jones, Abraham Alice, Gary Longfellow, Timothy G.
Raymond, Presley Spruance, jun James Wilds.
Robert Palmatory, James M. Downs and Malachi
Jester.
Little Creek dred,-Jonathan Homestead,
Thomas Lamb. Jacob Stout, Thomas Honey, Luke
CoverdaIe, Elias Naudain, Samuel Price, Abraham
Moore, Joseph Bush and Joseph Buckmaster.
Douer hundred. Robert Frame, William Huff
fng on, james b. Macomb, Thomas Green, William
K. Lockwood, Henry Downs, James KINNEY,
Nathan Green, John Connolly and Merritt Scotch.
| MurderkM hundred joe Clement, Burton Con-
ner, William Roe, Jacob Boone, esq. John Downs.
Jonathan Jenkins, David Onins, Joseph H. Ray
mond Barratt p. Conner and Warner Miflin.
| MspMion huaarea,-Isaac Harrington, Hnson
Graham. James Whitaker, Eli Coalscott, John Wal.
ace, Cary Frazer. Clement Morris, Elias Fleming
Curtis B. Beswick and William Rowland.
! The said nominations were unanimously accept
ed by the meeting.
Benjamin Potter, esq. chairman of the committed
appointed to nominate conferees to the Genera
State Convention, and to prepare County Address
reported the names of the following gentlemen II
wit:
For Duck Greek hundred,-Isaac Davis, Abe
jones' Robert Palmatory, Enuch Sprnance, Flmoth
C. Raymond. Samuel Griffin. DR.. Thomas Jamison
William Denny, Alexander Peterson and Sainue
II. Hodson.
For Little Creek hundred. Samuel Price. Ella
Naudain. Jonathan Homestead, Matthew Hazel
John Wright, John Frazer and Joseph Bush.
! For Dorer huadred--James KINNEY. Saxagoth
Laws. Paris Moore, William Huntington, Willlar
Hill Wells, John Robertson. Cornelius ?. Comegys
Thomas Green, Matthias Day, and Hughitt Lay
ton.
For MurdcrkW hundred, Joel Clement. John J.
Andersen, Jonathan Jenkins, Samuel Vrden. The
mas Wainwright, Jacob Boone. esq. Joseph II. Ray
mond, Jonathan Gildersleve, Isaac Grewe, job
Downs and David Onins.
| From Mspillion hundred John Booth, Phil
d Fiddeman, Thomas Simpson, James Fl Ralstol
Beiamin Potter, Joseph G. Oliver jams ?. Lohant
Winlock Hall, John Wallace, Isaac Davis ofBenj
Elias Fleming and Curtis B. Beswick.
On motion. the said nomination was adopted.
This committee also reported the following az
dress, which on motion, was read and adopted.
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Fop THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.
ON THE RAINBOW.

ON The hAlNDoW'
Soc the beauteous RAINBOW bending,
Opposite the setting SUM-
Each primeval colour blending,
Round the semicircle run.
IT'S the sacred bow of Heaven;
'ris the pledge of God above,
10 confirm the cov'nant given;
Kind memento of his love.
Tho the heav'ns drop down with raining,
And increase the swelling tide;
While we see this seal remaining,
In his cov'nant we coniide.
Thus when troubles gather round US,
Like the tempest of the skies,
When our rising cares conf'und us,
If but faith lifts up her eyes,
We shall see the rainbow promise,
In the covenant divine;
Tho our sin departing from us,
Seems forever to decline.
This secures our hope in Jests,'
Drives the rising storms away;
From our cares and troubles frees US,
And fortells glorious day. .4.-,.>r,c
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Tickets s. Half 81, Quarter SO cents.
To be had in variety Of numbers, at
r. BARkER'S.
Prompt and truly Lucky Office, MOI =, Market
Street, Wilmington, Del.
July 25. 1928.
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To Rent,

And possession given Immediately, a commodlous
.aa Glory brick house, late the residence OF Doctor
11|nHNsON. No. "a, King-street. For terms ap-
NV at No. 81, Market-street. n,crn
Wilmington, Jaly22.
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4 Cook Wanted,

To whom liberal wages will be given, inquire at
this Office.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
VII Glass. to be drawn at Washington City, on
Wednesday, 30th July
60 Numbers, 9 Drawn Ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
PAY OF THE NiIIITIA!

.fuUtSor'S once, lJth Oct. 1888.
INhE following ab,ract VI the several
pay Of Militia obeer, in peace, Us rubl.nei ir
the ,niSro,atOn Of all persons concerned.
The Brigade Insr ector entitled sir dollars
for each day they shall the training,
ana Ten en; per mule Tor travelling through the Dr
As brigade b, which uuersoo, mileage th,m
ground, until they home No mileage will paid tha,
col eertih. according u hi, obvious the
3undsd dollar, to the 1apea.u ' one
BY the Act OF 9Th February !s27 Inpeeto.. longer
tn. Rgimenai 6fe Major, az. ,rquired 10 aena
Tue trainings Regfr,entaI aud Battalion nu.t..-or
other Eases, ro dollar, per asy No o..r nue,so can ~
paid isr att pding such mu.tei..
ins Company muster, and aiIump.er bugler entitled
TO compensation aud more Or attending the
The CLERK Of e,eh Rsgnenal and Battalion count is al
lowe" the dollars for his service
tng' ~ session beyond day (rh clerk. the isth
ssh 3i,h Resn,nt, may be allowed Ten 0Gs The Aei
allowance The like service to charge for Making cut ar
certifying each list Of fines required by lc= sum of
whom auy fac been Assessed and no Other
compensation fer ,.viee The lists
Cd ~ t, those which furnished the She Audi
tor The supplemental act last mentioned,
=. surprised" tn. allowances heretofore made Tor advertising
ThrP.y Of the Proves, Martial reduced to one dollar pc,
DAY ,or eeea Gay tie shA! at the nal D,aior
The pay of the Adaiant reduced 10 farce dollar, PEI
day for every DAY he .ha, ate In. Rerim,nI AMI R,
ing,.
Pressss allowed four per mile; but tie .raas
mission OF Rssmen,a Bai:aiion aud Company order. IL
pa, for III time pea
The Sergeant MajcT ertned 10 conn. nat,rn.
The commanding officers ct esch referred tC
the Sd section of The act amending the Militia Law, a.ed
I'D Feb 1922 which s.rieis them the forty
Ears the purchase OF each s;snd of -oprs
purchase ahosethe unless the .sS Of their respective Re
gnt' yield sufficient, surplus after discha yt al
drafts The nonohseyauce Of this las led
veDienee,.
is particularly requested, that every claim allowed ty
Ceut should be counteIsgued endorsed h,
the Commanding Object
NJ claim Will he pad at TIL, 0Ice, which has suoi
eOuntisi snlu;e endorsements wall any militia clan
hereafter he paid, until e General list Of
be forwarded ny the hos NAL clerk and .uupsItd witt
The claims as Prosecuted JAMES f. HEATH,
>fuditor If public L.,
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wM. OOwAM.

as received and offers well selected general
IL .otm.n' u ladies g.Dtenenss gold and silver pate
'tef vse watches; eight day ani mantle clocks
Pees, d,.mond pearl paste and jet jewellery, .ve plated
ver and steel pens gold, silver she'll ,p,eaelc ;bie.
a1or. peaknive, scissors pocket pistols thetmO
meors spy glasses surveyors aud pocket plotting
'n.tramen' miniature frames aud eafs pocket bucks card
purses and purse clasps pocket and she'll m
aud gut chAin seals, and keys key rings, military goods
Matchmaker t1o and materials with grea, variety other
Aies-a OF which he enabled 10 sell below p,i-
=
N, D. Watches Clock, aud Mathematical In..rum en,s
carefully repaired adjusted osde Tor any article his
line, punctusIiy attended to.
Nov. 10
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MnrTrE-

FHfIE ,ub,efiber will .eI privately tract IT land II
Bedford county, ,ualed the north ard south forks II
Goose Creek sud the main road leading Ou Lyucbhurs
to Fincsse, " miles Of Liberty snd adjoining CAPT
BnfWd, u contains shout 400 aere of which 500
cleared The which uHele1rsd except small
acres are ow grounds Of the h quihy, srd the remainder
emarkaby hue bigi land. This - OF hf best sf n
land the upper country, bep, well adapted the culws
uon Of tobacco and all kipd5 Of gain s tabiy We,
fnd y very free Eon stone; divided would make
some rse,., which shall be dons, If e sho wish t.
gHch,sc wish H. Persons wihihg 10 pnrohsse may apYy
the suHfcrthsr residing IN The DtishhuiJ % 20 Nv London
o. to cspt Buford, residing the tract, VIII. IRVINE.
80 ~o-f
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UNION HOTEL.


,3ERS MARIA BoHANNAS take this n, bod u inform
A s her friends and the rube and tae Members of the
Legs iiutc psrteusf ha the Union Hotel wilt he kept
undi he's ssn" wsnt ;he IA, engaged oinp.en Bs keep
tis Pernte nd her bar, broouis, and tables.
ieF' icr her stable, and for herei that pain,
n expense shai re wanting TO render acceptable to foi
ne patrons, AMI IN every respect worthy OF pubet pat
fonsge as any similsr estsb.hueLt 10 the u. States
Havrg atsd up her bedrooms sud paours Ert sly
oil htsin... and elegance she prepared With
snh""t families, Fifty SIXTY members Of IN
with beard, upon ssvnsbe and Accommodating,
any similar establishment in the city.
Nov.
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EDUCATION.

SnHE Subscriber ba, Tn. pleasure inform his Patron.
~ and the Public stne that his cbool will h, open,d
sssin At MHiireod, the Issenee Of his father on the Ism
day OF Jsoumy, 1923 Hi, course Of instruction will embrace
most 81 The branches Of classical aud useful TIL.
undersgned, grateful for the which his school bs,
oesn by liberal public, pledge, himself that no
e1erons shall be wanting his Lsri 10 support the GOOD
ohsrs ter which has heretofore tss,u ony Of
he deep sense be enieaiu Of the sy aud Iesgonb.
NY OF conducting the youths Committed HI, care he bs,
only 10 say that his time exeiusyey dey 10 their iu-
,hueon aud thst he rsfey separate their society
~ " IN, GUY ana "eshl to be their oupauiop 10
inspire them with The love OF learning, aud the
OF ~ vast importance 60 their future d,siinfts The han
py influence OF hrs method has been stteed by the arid
ogti OF his scholars, sud by the gcnci sa hch
ne mas siye1 10 All those vii, have entrusted THEN cbdr,n
wards t. hs care Te a. Bosrd aud Tuition 400 eh
boafder hn1ins has own bed, be ding snd andes
CfIAS. A. LEWIS, JUN.
Mil'wood, near the Bowling. Green,
CarOliis lnnnt.. Va. NJ ha-'u..nsr,
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Pdlua6le Real Estate for Sale.

valuable Real Estate for Sale.
virtue OF deed II trust, bearns date l6th Novem
1922 aud iuly recorded in Clerks Office Of the Coun,
court oil Amherst the 9Th day January, $685. whereby
1a., pendision Of said county, Conveyed the undef
sshed III trust, for the therein mentioned
tam tract parcel Of land, containing 75S acres be the
more or le.s lying and being the county f Amherst on
punaioe ltivsr, both ses Of the GLASGOW
Lynehburg and adjoinug the land, OF David s. Gsrn
oes the same lands watch Thomas Aldridge purchased
1ohp Camm and John Wrwiek, aud which conveyed
~ me said Adridge aud Catharin- his wifi the said
o. P.nde!on, by deed bearing date the 2sh april Isis'
e ,uo'thers Or one OF hen shal Monday the 18Th day
9" January uex tefue the front door Of the Eagle
the City of proceed to sell the Aforesaid rat Of
land to the highest bidder, for ready money pobc aue
ou tor the purpo,es othe said trust Yhs
th' land are two story brick dwelling house, with two
ooh on hoor brick office with other necessary hop.
s All ire house and framed Overseers house, harm
The water equal the upper country
eni' IN good condition; the plantation under good
culture aud adapted the growth of fist
corn ani wheat; the situation healthy aud the
desirable Thu lsud situsted about from New.
County town. about mile. from the
u The county and about 20 miles fr, m Lyuchburs
U. N. NICHOLAS, Trus-
WM. NEKERVIS, s tees
% At the request Of the Trustees. The sale viii con.
menee at IL O'clock, anl will be eunduc,e ~
THOS. TAYLOR.
Euy,I4
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-|T3P SYTJTJC ME

. ;. ,,,,..,,. VI II .'1f'II| - 1S'I1E.
PURSUANT to error court oil chanc,rv
~ az ths Williamsburg Di,Iiei, Pronoused 10th
10y q july isaa iheIe:n depend.ns between Ed
nurd Richardson plaintiff aud Elk. CruEp George r.
CruuP ADD Patrick, Sally Martha, Nathaniel Susan and
Diuarn Crup ,nsnts, by Ga L. Wing6eid h,
court their guardian assigned defendants shall 10
sell the Tract OF L,ul described in the said decree before
The courthouse door Of Sevken county the th day
December next that being court day, ready money fo
the purpose OF satisfying the debt, ATTENDING
the execution Of the sumo.
OIL l. wIN6FIELD, m. se.w.d.
Ncv. s-,I.
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OGiee Of The Chesapeake & OHIO canal }

OysNS y VIC C1touVeUHt q O7IIU JUIEuI z
Company, WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. I
PROPOSALS. w, be received the Office this Crn,.-
ny, 10 the city Of Warrington, uLtil O'clock, r. NJ on
the 4h day OF December 1928, for thu excavations .na
ren aud waiing Of the residue Of the frat fifty miles the
CheSapesse and Ohio Canal the feeders
The mouth OF the ouoGsoy and If the enaes Rivers. and
tue portion OF the Osnsi between Rock Creek and
,iCn under contact below the Little Falls of Poto
rse river, making about ten miller OF canal excavation AT
zoe same tns proposals will ne received for erecting Lrte
dams across the Potomac rver four locks basins and
veral bridges.
The Plans specifications fof The above work will be e1
hib'ted at this ofos after the 25,h day Of November
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk Oh. & Oh. Canal Company.
Nov. T. S1-2awtui
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MNrICE.

S.tHE Executive will proposals With
~ the provisions of the s. OF the
the Armory hereto annexed " And lie II further enacted
thai the Executive he authorised required ascertain
what term. the AraOyy Building, f land attacked tAeysto
osh he sold, exchanged OF leased for oi years
uniese to the u9neIs Assembly result Of their
enquiry" by order Of the Executive.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive DEPARTMENT.
18th March, 1873.
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MiIIwood, near The Bowling Green,
CarOliH, lonnt.. Va. Nrv L. MON
Bo'ciing, Greer 1GDeInJor Sac.

Bo'ctug- Green TdceJ5i J0r Sac.
oontIuerce OF ht dtcste health Of Of the rrogr
eWis OF The above property, they have determined b,
pI',-i ons.ni ais,oige der psrn rhfp and 1e ~
'' Y" me hshsst bidder public % Mond, IN ST.
isg ~ December II L,inz Cs,on. g,,t n. .si..
81 th property 50 .eas'siy Known that ttf ,nb,oribef,
s'hN " or'f'ty 20 say any thing hau f'7t the r.
sltIt 'ate iuto mar Vctfeslic ias bttn rerau. ID
nd rsed AID enlarged hy he edition ~ .sgeiI foomi
ne" f"fe' phr2y ahi ft'hle ccntsinirs - sll tet
been ere-ie', and he gard y ,nd v7fa pot o,er -cj G
.osuie aynr "u''hoog ssy s,s bolt TIE ar ,il qra
hsthedt he Tsyefn sji siO he solf If ,,r,,o, 2 d
ar.c' pellet ,'tie VIII he nade 10 the ,uref-~s,
fCsnf- ftu. N1uisnJ doiisis in f,fh .,d ,s Ito, 81,
q Gcsd oftfas; urot tbr yfoptny.
NORBOgNE SUTTON,
FHOS 70 BUENE
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.iI.iRSHIL,N SIEE

1EGUhSUAN Ito decree vi superior OF chsncery
~ tor the Williamsburg District IN cause therein depen.
.ins h5 25'hday Ct July 1923, wheien True.
man Pake plaintiff Eh Nix dei'd:., shall proc
to SELL for cash. before the courthouse door II S.l .nt
county, On Thursday the iih day OF Dee, neat heug
court dsy, The Tract VI Land mentioned the
ball, for the Pupoe OF satisfying the requ Of said
decree on. L. WINGFIELD IN, .. e. r &C. II
55--td
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n CARD.
MRs. REnrccAR Sr.

MRS. hEBECcA Is. STANARD,
- ESPECTFULLi inform, her friends and ;he public,
mat she ',i occupies that eommcdiou, pleasantly
situated h9use, Que door below the Bell Tavern where she
prepared 6oaras BY the month year From
10 Members OF the Legislature cah be dur
The sessions and she begs leave generally those
VINO may be disposed encourage her, that the srctes at
sn,ion her part shall be bestow to render her e.st
"'hment every way worthy Of then patronage.
a good Coon,
Male female who he for honesty and
''eIie,y is wanted on hire, during the wir,sr. IBIS
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IL IA. ENQUikkk published twWe a w,tk svi,i ally
aud week during the E.i, L.ts
trs-Pries, tbs same hrr.etors, Fave Da PER snnus,
psyaoc advance. Notes OF Chartered bans
ea,) viii be received in payment. The K6ars susr,n
the safety Of RENTING BY 1ahs postage sfals
ttrs being paid, by the writer's.
" No paper will be disc nnued (bu, at tas sistrssn IL
TAG sdtoi) until all arrcarases tave BEEN paid up.
Whoever will guarantee the ptyms ut OF nine sp or,
thsll have tbs tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
n oas square, OR LESS-Fustimsrton75s. rt,--saek
zsptinuspce, 90 esnts
mo Advertisement insetea, until has either paid
Tor at asaumed by person this city. its
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lH %. Sdk Elk h. fAvk - q srs'.o t""-.r- La -
- Senuemen ROAR ers the ensuing winter. She will
as he hsppy oseeooi 1str few Members 81 the Leguis
lure either WITH or without their lamliss Her house
most suson beins the street ieEdns 10 th
So'ernoi snd within two minutes walk OF the to and
The n.x ,luaIe ~ he Monumental Church,
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NNIICl.

hFESDiNd % he tor ne Stse 'syerrl n.nihs,
on ,,p tothe Sou, hsve appointed VIM. T. HfrsdnaI
"m DhoioH NJ f,:3In.sg l4c - ~ curing Tot
um'. M Gucis9N POWELL.
~ ~ -
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M RS. ALICE G. WILLIAMS, can accommodate
~ with board, or 10 Gentlemen and Ladies
Turing the session OF the next Legislature.
nov. il. 56-tf
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NEIT DRY GOODS STORE.
JAMES II HIrNTEn

4 40 taken thr store the " Messrs.
III annt's, Son y the (r ,diaeiy opposits Mts,rs-
Kan hootesl aud hs, general assortment Of
ST1PLE IND Fancy DRY GOODS,
.fwoag irhich are
Cloths, Cashmere anu ,sttinett., hhc aud ceatse
Red, white, green and yellow 6iuG.l,
Silk aud ST. iped Vsienc,a vssi.rgs
Swsnsdowp aud Mar.til!.. do
lri.h AID GeInau lime ne, lawns esrh,ics
Caieoes assorted, embracing great variety
Fancy, striped aud piAii ripghams
Pia'n aud h>ufeJ bouhaEtts, various colours
80 ~ GA yacvIet aud book n,uslirs
Null InL,- aud Swrs do
Swiss aud black Ita lap silk ersuat.
Canton anc Mandarin grapes, Italian do
BLACK Italian ustfinS. .snSh.ws aud .,i.net,
a Large assortIp silk, COTTON anil
fashionable bonpet and belt iibbtns
Flag, kantsnna and Gotten hdfs
Sieves and combs oil every description
Linen and cotton tic kings
Furniture aLd spi on checks
Lnseys and kerseys sultabl, for servants clothiug
Brown aud bIesched domcstics, diapers, &c
Carpeting, hearth-russ, umbrc elias, sc sc.
Which, with variety Of other articles, lac desrou, sell
low irr cash
Nov. T. s9-,f
MEf TAVERN-hOuSE, LOT, and other ,myIv,, n.- ri
~ siJo'n,g III. Public Square, and within so OF yau
oil the courthouse, (underyous thorough with such
additions, as 10 make one among the :psotou,
convenient E,;sbshme kind the IL 40 far
completed, to the belief that it will be rsaIy for
tenan, in all the month of Nov. next.
The Establishment offered for rent one OF MOI
years.
Gentlemen of experience in such business. would do well.
and are cttuiy invited the situation
quite certain better stand be easily obtained
believing 10 be unnecessary Thing further the
houses, than that they combining ever,
desirable convenience To dTst rate tenant they will put
at low price. SAML WILLIAMS,
August rs. 90 If
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n IfacIer Wdnted.

II LCUCiISr b1OTtGU.
Xs&TIE Trustees Of the Washington Henry Academy ATE
~ desrous engage Teacher IN that Seminary for the
year 1899. II is believed that with the scholars whch the
usshbourhood void furnish aud the Boarders who might
be expected situation healthy and that
good school be rssde ur This Academy situated 10
tue county CT iIinove within niss mile, Of the city Of
Richmond. Good board be had the Hsgbboui hood al
moderate Price The buildings have recently uuJergo
repairs. aud are suited for Teacher with n small family. 10
addition 10 the tuition fees, the Teacher at liberty eu
Gvate the lands, the rents u such parts
allotted TO BIN. Application, TO the ,utseriber Will be
attended to- REUBEN MEREDITH,
Pres'dt Of the Board of rtu,tset
E~v. 81. 5a-tf
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tt1tfc Han Gdmmdr School.

Ip7Itc Hall GdnDIdr School.
FENIIS School will he opened the 10Th VI Nov.
= at the subscribers resi- eaee the county u frederick,
where few boys will bereeeived than those already
engssedi al u hundred anI twenty dollars per
sraun, or board tun, bedding, &c. paysh semi sopusly
advsnee The Of study this school Is such 0,
Usually pFspsstory entrance int the Uniyesy Of Va
ns sny " the northern Colleges. The attention II the ub,rl
her will be particularly directed to the moral aud ,eleer
81 Improve OF the youths eU,rusieJ - his
JNO. W. PAGE.
e.,
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JVIfEqJ

NE ci' by Crops - copd Eb,a,. ondtate t, Con.
<H re iriirrs Jfcrt- Ei-tr ffssr NJ fn,t,t ms
~ - j. ?: 79GEH" = HtRrlsoT.
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The SUBSCRIBER oH,rs for S,Ie

The subscriber offers |or Sale,
i7HE valuable PisutAi,0,fo which he resides, called the
Meadow DIijges THIS estae IS situated ~ the county OF
Hanover, ChickshomIpy Swamp, miles from the city Of
hcbmoud and contains s76 and eighth acres which
there between 100 aud $50 low grounds el.,ed
The late improvements the Swamp have entirely drained
the Hat lands fbe high land, well improved The build
S' are extensive, commJdious and good order The Or
ebdrds large Containing between trees of
eellen, fruits The heahof the Subscribers family since b,
Te'idenee 0n thus estate, allows him TO that
eau be desirable that No property has
offered for sale this section Of country many years.
possessing As numerous Advantage The soil well
Tor the production Of Cotton cats, grass and
small portion for wheat. AZ veg table SOIL
The s1h,eri5er would prefer making private SALE which II
not effected by the 18th December, be will theu offer IL
publicly.
at The same time he will sell 10 or 30 likely Negroes hi,
crop OF corn consisting Of about 500 $50
800 p which are hoDny eou, folder hucks, 1c slso h.,
horses mnle and colts together with his furniture
ptntson uteusis c- The Of sale on The real and
personal estate, will be made known al proper time.
JOSHUA STORRS
Oct. IT, 46-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
Oct. II,

N,EOfiCE bel eby gwen that Petition will
Sl t0ths general Assembly, for leave 10 erect Toll
bridge the Psmunky River, the point winch Lit
ueYage's Bridge crosses the SAID Rfy.r.
Elizabeth Taylor,
Richard S. Taylor
fIarrsrr, Sept. p sG-fd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-28
70 lie Sioekhoilcfs Of tfe Farmers Bank Of

TIRGfYId
meeting " the StoctbOidef at their Dsusg li,u,s
: on the oth Il Jsuuary isss, the following NesaiucD
submitted
Rssosa the present Agency Danye he converted
iato once Of Discount and Deposit and that
81 - Stockholders be appointed, 10 prepare Rules snJ
Eegnlsions for the government tbsrsof'--
Whefeupon the meeting adopted the "ilowing Revolution.
Hsofu ed fhat THE constellation 81 The isrerUrg
luton he Postponed unti the General hf'une the
SoekholJeis, snd the Presdeu be requested 10 give
ncee 70 The Stockholders generally, J hs said RtsJ!uon
VII theu he submitted 10 their CONFEDERATION"
In compliance with the above reuGt5,, have csused tie
rcschtons II pubhsd, snl the que5ton u great
imPcitiuce gIi representation u the Siock i c able.
y N. NICHOLAS, P-,sdt
G! ~. .sFsiffs' Bank Of VI sieis
|.se. !5.s;rlsJ