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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

Mr.. Clay declines all public dinucrs--and evident
~ his spirits in the Pen$er0so mood He in
deed slips in paren;hesis to his answer addressed
TO the Lynchburg Committee, as follows: in one
event, indeed, OF the existing contest IAN event
which am happy to 6eliere is rot Hkeh, TO be
rea!izedO sc SC. But, this is a cold and vapid
sentiment nerpoiateG per force into his letter in
comparison OF the volcanic fire which marked his
War, Pestlence aud Famine speech at Baltimore,
OF the animated eiliision which he poured forth al
kanawha.-ttis Cincinnati; address was spirtless.
Ills letters at Lynchburg Sc Fredericksburg are
sat and cheerless.-The Western elections have
chilled his lopes-and he feels that the game is
up
In his address at Fredericksburg. Mr.. G. seems
TO have forgotten the time, when the Old school
principles OF Virginia were with him afye-word
Of sco,n & contempt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

The two Officials are attaching some little conse
queDce TO charge made against Gen. Floyd,
member OF the II. OF Representatives from the
State OF Georgia-tfe is charged or the authority
OF Allen Is. Powell with having expressed himself
warmly IN iavcr OF separation of the Unionl No
dispassionate man seriously believe that any
American in his senses should utter such seni
ment. Gen. Floyd repels the charge with the
strongest indgDation.-The Nat Journal sup
presses this vindicatory letter OF Gen. Floyd
The National lntelligencer publishes il along with
PowelPs lettcr-but, reversing the order i'm which
they ought TO come-that is, it places F's letter
first, though dated on the 18th September, aud p
last, when dated on the Sd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

Gen. William II. Harrison, appointed Minister
OF the United States to the Republic of Mexico, ar
rived III this city from Ohio on Thursday last, and
will remain here for a few days.
I.Vut. Int. Sent %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
JOHN c. PRYOR. 5 Eli. h si,sri u Of o..
NnInnLie .Ynlinlron Lnn1 for M

YdIuaJie .Yoiiotu0g Land Tor SHE.
yE2Y virtue OF Uesd NJ Fri,i Oliver branz
- date the I9b Dec. iax5, o record the office the
county vi l.otossy for the purpose Of securing
ymsn Of Of money due from tie ssd Iaae Oliver,
lanes Caskie, will ne offered for sale. at public aucph
Com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
! Gloucester LOW G'o.na Estate, .sis.0e,. 81;

Gloucester Lou Ground -Essd.c, .Siyyoe, Sc,
For Sale.
virtue Of the last wi& rc,'ment Ct Col John L..i
i ,slt public auction, the highest h,dd.r, Moui.y
til. S fell "n , - the ,, next 4s s dr.
valuable FARM, ~hrreou tn. resided, called Ss
survey SO. Thu, estate nay truth sy, resiy
s.'".s' s rSs sss, mary ss1aas., o,
sssh'"rh"cd mm, d'.'.y the River, ~heb asrirb.
aad oy,f The very Il r,ir sd IN tn. bshs.t .,s.
oi eu'"r.non wsIid,ansd. and each ID .nel,,sJ with
teos hu, r-e.n,y hu,., eo,,., Of handsome ard
commodities ~.ii'ns house Kitchen, keu.s barns, .,st
tor such sahshu,,nt y much .snno well b ,.iJ IN
.'s.'m.m ~ property Of III. i'sssruon, wido ~.ntswsw
" sni 's"t, taenediss Of the advantage helosssas
nes'oe- am winch avA,uaais r,rpeuvr sl,ri.mhh
hou.s aud ea,te driver, and nausSr Of ys""s
straw e horses and male.; us. nusbsr Of tss sheep
s. a s s s,%'at sss and variety Of oss.. 40,
wheat; the els,ye f which vi" be reasonable, aa made
ras land will be soid credit Of J. years, ADD ths
purchase. ,eI"td f. give bond with approved
possession will be Farm d;.n.d aud aiI the
sua,ns except u. dwelling house !aehen &C. which may
viii he ;d IN fri,";i .hou, 20 upwards, Of the ks,
With app,ovei security. $500
nr.Io..' aud Continued from day day, till all epropey
All person. indebted to the estate. are reor;r.a 10 make
imned;. n,.n AMI having claims against ,tMs
'As' rGs i s ss s...
/, oe,.s Jun" -tsn,Sse'
chaNoEhH. M..tLews cluu,y court, aus I1L, is1s.
s.n. ,Ny' PhG
iiea'y T. Van B.btcr, and Sarah Van bier, Defi,,
Ih day can. the plaintiff ny L. Byrd, hi. Attorney AMI
y ' p ss s Of as.s.s;
o. TINS aud he nc, having hs appear.
orda Ta,, Henry Van Bss,r appear her.. on
the I'd Monday Nov. piann bill sud
hrr.in end is fur sr ordered copy tb. Order be-
published swsess suoccssv-iy, the R,Shmond Euqu1er
this county for the TO The s,d .esond
| iii K. YEArMAN,e.e
Oct. D 43-wsw.
/ lfN eaaHesry h,niax county, July eoa1, Is2s-
"a Arp.'''n& L ho~sr'oa, Pitts.
AhIabaa Br'dse~.er, and Darbary prds.us,.r pefs..
John H. Wsmb's,, = Co. Pi6s.
| Abraham Bidgewae, .nd psrbsry uirtw,..r n.6n,
idated aud h. they beard uron IN.
@ anw'''' exam n.'o" ci VITA aud exhibits. and were
zni Decree That Commissioner. OF th,, CONT d.
tih. an account hciw, the defendant Abraham ircwsts
he interest OF the Abraham ,ef in tsc ,,sy.,
mentioned IN the of the defendant lahai U,idcsws
my inter ST IN any real estate IN this eoUeiy shd
Comn',opsr Report the several court witt,
any matter specially stated, deemed peuest himself
' - SC Sam SAM 2 w siis la:'s, sle.
Black U'a'siut, Haitian county,
ars Intessstea, wall lake that have sppont-
,"r,,aay ,ht Dec. "os, fur the ruftr.t of taking
"';."d "rh ;se.' evieGee. TioS. EAsLEY, II. C.
orr, 4s-we~
! Patent .SiOe T.read
SAMUEL ASHMEAD, s. CO.
NO. 81, w ALNUT STREET,
PHILdDEIPITA,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
2loG prizes, amt SiaIuo 2l06prizes, amt sls, 400
Sis,foo 1iGl prizes G,

2lo6 prizes $4,000 1iGl prizes $50 500
'@'Ihew1oIc ofHe Prizes orcpayaJIcin CASE.
Ohict con b. hGd The hnOnieHf Mcy arc drarn.
Fol hemes, explaining the mode Of drawing. will be
fo"sfded with ick et a. dtlnt sdyenufe. and 10 yhoo
'e she dfsw'nr, fe Register eors,nipg pv sl m wi.
he srn Il dssifcd.
Whole Tickets, s. Quarters, 81 %
Halves, 30 Eightl,s, 062 Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
HtGHE-T PRIZE,
Tea Thousand Dollars,

IUF|J PrIHcS dIhouHtinT % $50 600
lS,Jhe Sub-schemcs are as follow tho ffs:
one OF which will I've drawn OIL
Vednes10y, the 22d If October
The others will follow without unnecessary DELAY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

We shall finish, in next, ;he conclusive De-
fence OF Gen jackson by the Nashville Commit
tee-Yet the Nat. Journal is already carpine AT
it--of course'-We shall follow it up, with the de
velopment OF Mr.. Clay's support OF a. Burr in
1910 from the Frankfort Ga1otie--aliach few
documents, which seem 10 lave escaped ;iie no.
ice OF the author Of that p1per--and offer few
remarks on the whole subject;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

1928
Wright Oliver and Wife, Pitts.
against
Richard Halliburton, Harrison Starteld and
YIN. Thax,on, DrElls
MS cause this day came to he heard oh the
oi' answers and examination OF witnesses au,l was
argued by counsel OH consideration Whereby the
Court DOH adlu'ige, order and decree, that Com
missioner Easlcy do examine, state and settle the
accoun; curren, Of Richard halliburton ~ Guar
dian Of the Plaintiff passa,Ia add that lie make re-
port thereof to the Cour;, with any matter specially
stated deemed pertinent by himself OF required by
either OF the parties L: be 80 stated.
u Copy. Tes,",
S.tN'L WILLIAMS, Clerk.
49,. Biae!s Fatnut HaiyGr C0unty.
ihe parties intcrerted will please take notice,
Wax have appointed Tuesday the 9th OF Dtcem-
Der neSl, for The purpose OF settling the account
current inthe cause, nat niioned my office where
they VIII please attend with their evidence.
IIIOS. EASLEX, Conmi'r H. c.
SS'- %. l3-WSyy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
BtacE Iryo,,,, .rc,;tor ga,

Black Ita';iu., Haitian county.
sh' ra'tr ntetsstea wall lake that appointed
thursday hS y Dec ncSi, tn. yutr.- of taking tn
accounts above directed my oc,; they will t,s.s
"''.na WE ~" ev;ieGee TlioS. EASLEY CON- a. T..
-yEv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

III The Citizens Qf HGIJar.
meeting will be held the next Halifax court
day, Tor the purpose of adopting An,i-TarifT reso.
'ntons. a CIIJZE.Vof The COUNTY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
.DlSSOLU1IQA,

.DlSSOLUxIQ.l.
f1tHE cofartnsrsh'p heretofore s,us between The sub
Il tcrihers, under the ru OF Hobson Sa.ysoa b,.
dissolved by mutual agreement JOHN HoBSoN,
lst October. GEVit1E l.. SAMPSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

The Ani-Jachson Corresponding Committee of
itenrico, are requested 10 meet nj Henrico Couri-
house, OH the FIRST day of October Court at one o.
clock. Sc pER.GL .5IE8lBERS.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-23

mans cS'stencr. revoked he despotc and
illegal order which she had given for the
execution Of Her ford. but ordered him to
be conducted back to his dungeon. where
he remained in close custody for period Of
more than nine years. TIE death of Eliza
beth at the expiration Of that period released
hm from his captivity and then. although
nc was unable to restore the lady Kathe-
rlne to life, he took immediate steps to re-
establish her fair frame. In these efforts
he was perfectly successful, he proved be-
fore the proper tribunals the validity of his
marriage. aud transmitted his inheritance
to his son. who was the issue of that ill-ta
ted unon.''
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-23
70 be Remembered bY he LaQtEs.

\ correspondent assures Us that chloride,
sold by apothecaries under the name OF
bleaching salts, in small tin boxes will Ger
talnlv take out the most inveterdte grease
spots IRON silk dress. or cotton garments.
Carpets, however badly bcspattered By the
upsel'ny of a lamp. can be as readily re
stored to their former beauty, as one car
blow due+ from dry surface.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-23
VARIETY.

THE MOST ENTERTAINING OF AUTHORS
len gentlemen of acknowledged taste, whei
on visit TO gentleman Of rank, were each de
sired TO write out list of the ten most interesting
works they had ever read One work only
found its way into every list, this was Gil Bias
Had DR.. johnson been present, and been pre-
"!oosly heard upon the subject, the preference
would probably have been given to Don Quixote
The Doctor used to say, that there were but
lew books of which one ever could possibly ar
rive at the last page; and that there never YVES
any thing written by mere man, that was wish
ed longer by its readers, except Don Quixote
Robinson Crusoe, and The Pilgrims Progress.
After Homer's Had, he said, the work of Ger
yantes was the greatest in the world, as booi:
OF entertainments and when We consider thai
every other authors admirers are confined to
his own countrymen, and perhaps to the literary
classes among them; while Don Quxote is 9
sort OF common property, an universal classic,
equally enjoyed by the court and the cottage :;
equally applauded in France and England, as
IN Spain; quoted by every servant the amuse
ment Of every age, from infancy to decrepitude .
the fist book you see in every shop, where
books are sold, through all the states of Italy
who can refuse his consent to an avowal Of the
superiority Of Cervantes to all modern writer's }
Shakespeare himself has, until within the last
half century, been worshipped only at home /.
while trans!ators and engravers live by the he
70 Of La Mancha in every nation, and the
walls of the miserable inns and the cottages. al
over England, France and Germany are adorn.
ed with the exploits of Don Quixote.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-23
Ro1TANCE or TITS coRY.
KATHERINE, GREY.

Grey and her husband, the Earl of fiert
lord, forms the tale of which her name is
assigned. Queen Elizabeth is here descrb-
cd to be enamored of the Earl and after
The discovery of his connection with kathe-
rlne, her jealousy vents itself in coatining
them to separate apartments in the tower.
We pass over the imaginary interview be-
tween the queen and Katherine. and shall
commence our extracts with the resolution
taken by Elizabeth, who is supposed to be
residing III the tower at the time. to visit
Seymour, at the moment when the leuten-
ant OF that fortress has permitted his pri-
'oners to meet. twlhStanding her Males
vs. express commands to the contrary
,4ljion.
The Blood faded from Warmers check.
lis knees knocked against each other. ard
50 violent was the agitation Of his whole
frame, that he was for some time unable to
.tter syllable III repl to the queens ad-
lress.
How now, Master lieutenant = ask
% Elizabeth; what means this: My rcso-
luton is, perhaps, somewhat singular one:
out surely there is nothing in it 50 appalling
that it should Danish the blood from your
cheek, and prevent your limbs from per
forming their functions Lead on. say
~>
"'Gracious madam! = said Warner. pause
a moment ere YOU take this step
80 Not an instant, Sir Edward. said the
queen. How do you dispute the com
,nands of your sovereign:
"'Thel, most dread sovereign said the
lieutenant, seeing that it was impossible to
preserve his secret, and throwing himself at
the queens feet, pardon, pardon, for the
most guilty of your majesty's subjects.
- Ia.' said the queen, using the favoric
;nteUection of her father, while his own
proud spirit flashed in her kndIed eye. and
lowered in her darkencd brow ; what dost
thou mean?'
''' The Earl of Hartford is not in bis dun
seon.'
What. escaped! Traitor-.layc-
last thou suffered him to escapc:'
"Warner groycied on the ground in the
most a5jcct posture at the queens feet, and
his frame trembled in every FIBRE as he s:,itI.
He is il the Lady Katherine's apartment
What he there shouted the queen
al the white foam gathered On her lip, and
her own frame became ag'tated, though not
with fear, but with uncomfortable anger
Guards, seize the traitor !
"Seyeral woman Of the guard immcdi-
ately entered the apartment, and seized the
lieutenant of the Tower, binding his arms
behind him, but not depriving him Of his
weapons. The queen, acting on the I'M
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-23

jealousy, all lcat wings TO her steps. Ihe
dungeon door was soon before her the bolts
were withdrawn, and with little of the an
pearance of a queen in her gait aud GEES
ture, excepting that ma icstv which belongs
to the expression Of highly wrought feelings,
she rushed INTO the dungeon, and found
Katherine Grey in the arms of Hartford.
who was kissing away the tears that had
gathered on her cheek.
'''SelZe him-away with him to instant
eXccution!' said the queen.
1.-The guards gazed for q moment wish
fall : on each other. and seemed as if thew
did not understand the command
Seize him! Isay.' exclaimed the
queen. | have myself taken the precau-
ton to be present, that | may be assured
that he is in your custody, and led away to
the death he mas taken 50 much pains to
merit
:" The guards Immediately surrounded
the earl, but they yet paused moment ere
they led him out Of the dungeon, when thoy
saw the Lady Katherine throw herself on
her knees before Elizabeth and seize the
skirt of her robe.
- Have pity, gracious queen!' She cried,
have pity
- Away, mininn!' said the queen: 'he
had no pity on himself when he ventured to
break prison. even in the precincts of our
royal palace, His doom is fixed.'
- Not yet. great queen, not vet = said
Katherine. still grasping EIizabeth's robe
Can naught save him::'
- Nausht, save NY DEATH said the
queen and then She added in an under
tone, which she did not seem to intend should
be audible, while a dark smile played on
her lip. or pcrchancc thine
katherine's ear caught the last part Of
the queens sentence, and with the quick
ness Of lightning She exclaimed. thy death
or mine. . queen then thus size added.
plucking from the belt Of sir Edward War
ncr, who stood by her side with his hands
bound behind him, dagger, and brandish-
ed it aloft. thus NAV his life be spared
"a cry of treason. treason!' pervaded the
dungeon. and the guards advanced between
Katherine and tie queen whose life she
seemed to threaten, but ere they could
wrest the dagger from her hand, She had
buried it in her own bosom.
IS Now. 40" do Cam thy promise,
Oh QUEEN s!.c sad as she sunk to til.
earth. while The blood poured in torrent
from her wound, katherine Grey 10 longer
distnr5s thec-spare the life Of the princely
Seymour.
.'Her last breath was spent on these
words--her last gaze was fixed upon the
queensland pressing tue hand of her hus-
band. who was permitted, to approach her,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-26
BOOK-k EEPING.

uichcock,s New Method Of 30 k Keeping, accompani.
ed with Key, for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No. s, West
High street, Wilmington.
FOR sale. as aborp,
Grimshaw's Histories Of Safes England, Rome, and
Greece, with Questions aaped To each Of them Bow
dtch's Navigator Smiley Geography aud Atlas; with a
variety of &c os raphies by ether authors
fresh supply of Bristol Board, Fancy Papers Stationery
Engrayings Prints for Scrap Books aud variety Of Fan
cy Articles all of which will be sold for very small aJ-
cost.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-26
HITS a7ed BOORS.

Yg,fIE Subscriber bcgs morn friends and the
,,pbIic Ieneraily tial he still continues 10 Keep, in
c1,ot ,.i, large aud elegan assortment Of booAS
aad STATIONERY, splendid assortment OF Ran anu
t)a aned o be equal in every respect amy hats
M i.acued the country,-ci various caois and quail
itesp,ices from 81 25 4, 50. Persons ~ishnE 70 pu'
chase would do well 20 call as they viii he sold elihc by
wholesale retail, al Philadelphia prices.
]. sCoii', No. o5, Maiket-st.
Wiinmp'en, jane 9, 1873
NIB j S have hats male to order at the shortes'
ilNlce.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-26
suaD and Candle Nlanulir tory.

TsyiE Subscriber axes tbs opporunlty u inform the
4 public ,hat lie continues Lic a5nve business in all It's
branches at old stand, corner OF lathaii and Queen
Streets, near the Fi,ias' 'icetiaF Hase, where lie viii
Manufacture and furnish, Plade pha pric Hufd.nd
Dps CANDLES. Fas YeAoss, and HrDssa 50 Np, Of tic
best quality. ESooi hSh,.htS
N. Is. The highest price given for ia!low, butchers
Fat, and Fat of every description.
Whining on, July IL, 1928. SIT
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

Sc HVt|I E5tDOkS.
Ariilme.ics English Readers Sequc-, Spelling Books,
Gtoglaphies Bibles, Tesamens, States, Ciperi"g aud
Gopy Books Writing and Leter Pa er &c. for sale at
z H. Wis MS Book aud Stationery Store, No. 5, West High
street, Al reduced prices
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-30
xCxs SALE OR RENT.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

In Newark Delaware. The house 48 by 80 feet two
stories high nearly new, handsomely painted and in excel
lent order with neat enclosure in front, and another az
the back and of the ends On the first floor there arc
four rooms, and the second, five. The appurenances
are, convenient kitchen adjoining the house, sabe
carriage house. &C. The lot contains three acres, and has
been we'll lined and manfred
Part of the building formerly occupied store,
for which j, is the best stand in the village; but for the
last five years the whole has been occupied as female
Boarding School, To this purpose it is peculiarly adapt
ted, the school room being airy and spacious, the other
apartments large enough for the comfortable accommoda
,ion of more than twenty boarders. and the high encos
in the rear aordng the scholars convenient place
of exercise and recreation. eligible situation tor
boarding school, either of boys girls, could not easily
be found The Village is healthy and pleasant and the
surrounding country beautiful and Fl nelly cultivated
To merchant. teacher, parent DESTROYS of giving
his sons classical education this property offers great al
vantages.-Possesson will be given the 25h of Marcn
next. For apply to Mr. james Robinson Newark
or to the owner in Wilmington, WIN. SIIERER's
. Dec 5, 1898. lawtf.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-30
Delaware City.

n OTIS in Delaware City, five miles below New
HA Castle are now offered for sale, or to let on
Ground reak on reasonable terms The buildings to be
erected he ensuing Spring are numerous and extensive
and Tadesmen, Mechanics, Manuacturers-and others
disposed make improvements there, may lind profitable
employment, and make investments yielding great IN
come for the capital empi yed.
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal at its termination,
in the Delaware river obqucy through 'e centre
ofth CITY plot which from its eligible location promises
to place OF extensive commerce, as Well as OF
great deposit and must largely participate in the benefits
of the Ssquehannah trade that will thereafter pass through
the ,anal to the Delaware river. The spacious artificial
harbour into which the Canal opens, offers an important
convenience to shpplngin the secure birth wieh II
will aft I'd to vessels at point whence they may reach
the with almost any wind and The fcites OF the
place for storing coal, lumber, -four, &c. and shipping them
for for ign markets, especially the WINTER when the
navigation to Philadelphia is DISTRACTED by ice VIII asd
be OF prime Importance to the shipping Interests
The immediate vicinity Of Delaware City furnishes ar
abundant supply Of the best clay anti the manufacture
bricks extensive opsration there. Wood ait
humber of the best quality be had at the most reasora
BILE rates. and every other material for making good cheap
and profitable improvements
Two lines of oats will daily during the ensu
ing season between Philadelphia and this pace-passei
gers will be carried the Canal in packets provided to
the purpose to the west end, whence Steam Boat, w
daily convey them to Bitnorethls will be doubtless tn
cheapest expeditions and most popular route to TIN
latter city.
Every encouragement vii! be given to persons dspos
ed to build improve, and settle in this place. plan 9
the CITY be the Counting House of the Sub
scrbers at the house of the Agent Delaware City,
MANUEL EYKES.
No. %. South Wharues PhIad. Propret0ra.
MICHAEL NEWBOLD,1
WILLIAM L. NEWBOLD,
Agent, Del. City.
Nov. ODD, 1928 64-10t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-12-30
a Valuable EarM 10Y Sale.
July 90, 1928.

WILL. BE SOLD, AT PRIVATE SALE,
A GREEABLY to the last will and testament OF
IA Nm LINDSEY decd. the Farm on which he
resided near New Ark, said to contain 1877 acres,
so of which is woodland. acres meadow, and the
balance arabic. 1t lays adjoining lands of +. II.
IIoltzbeckcr, Jno. Pitner Zacharah Jones. and 9th
ers, on the road from Christiana to Elkton. 1t is
we'll watercd and as productive as any lands in the
neishbourhood. 1t is laid of into six fields which
are well set in timothy and clover. The improve
- mcnts are good log dwelling House, with
10 three rooms on floor, Barn, Stables, &c.
4 well of excellent water at the door. There is al
so very good apple orchard. 1t is a desirable sit
uation and well worth the attention of those who ar,
disposed to vest their money in lands.
ii the above Farm should not be sold at private
sale before the ID day of February next, it will OF
that dav be offered at public sale at the house o
James Frazier, in New Ark, at o'clock, p NJ.
Any person disposed to purchase will apply to TIN
Subscribers, who will show the property aud maxi
known the terms
ELIZABETH LINDSEY, E1e'r.
JAMES ANDERSON, Executor.
| Ne,r1rk, .9ugatst 18th, 1923. 55-ts