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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15
q most uoiuabie ttataf. far S01,

rESHE Subscribers for one Of the . E.s,e. in
Il Lower Virginia: Ii lathe Estate called Cumberland,
about two miles below New Kent hose the property
Col j. D. Watkins, AMI Containing by estimation
100 acres Of which 500 acres m rate ieve lat land
ven ahapes 10 The growth ct corn, wheat cotton oats and
clover-150 wood Snd heavily iimbered and 900 marsh
including several houses and lots in the vsge
ieud.n
This Estae is situated III: head ,e bold navigation
afoipg water for vessels Vi 500 tons, presents the
active aud tdcior, farmer advantages than any
III the lower country.
The Cat land has been stated frs. rate i. II adautel
10 Plsiter clover, and has hesn improved by h-
o me most valuable IN the lower country unusually
and heavily tmheIed, chiefly with asl expeIms
actually made IN the selc of The tnber and wood, IA
beGchi the expense OF clearing and recsmng might he
ia. ed from ihe sale Of the timber and when
reo!sirre would shod large perfectly and
ineNhausthle fertility.
Upon estate are two f-ieries - shernc fishery If no
lhe note, the annual profits winch have been generally
about 500 dOils and shs fishery Immediately opposite
aht i'ne ni sri.e nnmedsiey uVcn their ad eli
70 lie v.ageOi Cnmhefand the pTOSements table
dwelling house OF ron the customary out houses barns
an '' house the d"r's hou-e IS upon very elevate ed
siiHaCn commanding Of the Cat a uIsfsh river and
surrounding country for miles, Fish wild fowl o
very 'stiy, are taken nFon the eitAe IN their lIcPeI
sec-oas.
lne markets Of i,chuoud 8 Baltimore are alike co.~nun
20 1t, aud produce sbVT,d both the fTtilht
more minute description - jeemee unneeessary, as IT u
suppose ts any desiring to purchase will tbs
rftnes. Thi, property aid viii until the the 2s
privately, will br nGeIed to the highest bidder, at public
auction, the premises the day before nlenaned lIo
jan iS2Si n- ~ SCIock H. Tue i-us vii b,
vey accommodations and he known hyPriIeaison to
Richmond. Tie sale VIII he made Of Trus
from CO" john H. Watkins and wife, to luf ,
clerks ohrc OF New Kent county count ioF the purpose
securing certain Of money due tJJhe didednt
THIS rfy aud tor other poser
The ute htlived 10 be uuquestiOnah't but shall
ouy such ntle y,sttd hy The decd hefoe meaiicnt
JAMES LY0NSJf. Tiu,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15

LII ptasvus having open with the Estate Robt
IA DELL dec late Saddler Of the city Of Richmond are
requested 10 call the Subscriber for settlement A. 4,
expected that reference the books will often Iequre
have had them posted and ready make
uenis. Although is de.irabe that speedy close Of
HE time 10 these who uay fall IN debt 10 the estate upon
giving bond for The thereof AL these indebted
bonds and notes, informed that the claims against the
estate are urgently pressed, and that, therefore,
compelled 20 require them 10 make INN ede payment
All peton failing to call reasonable time may expect
ths legal step- will be taken for the collection AN
persons having claims against the estate, requested pre-
seat them, properly and legally aulhentraed that
spFrsed OF the due enable make arrange.
ments for their liquidation. Ry oic. in the CITY Hall
where The Backs aud papers wll kept and where .aa
generally Attend from 10 10 o'clock.
w. d. WREN Sefsr Of c. Il.
aud Ada.'or ol Robt. Rel, dec.
O..
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PRiYaI1 SElfLlsfRY,

MIR J. MOkDECAI, fWmeily Of Warten,nn, North Car
IVA olna proposes TO open establishment at H., heahui
pleasant esidence, miles North &C Richmond the
cepon of 10 yIuns adt,. who will he placed under
Of the females of haniiy enjoy the comforts Of home. md
he insueted under ms Spelling
Rsadiuy Whiting Arhn,,ick Grammar, Parsirg Rhttorick
Geography, and use Of the GoheJ Astronomy, NJ tulosy
Hoiy The Scholastic Of 10 months will commence
The Isl Monday Jan. The charge for Tuition I'm all or
either OF the above branche board washing and lodging
lie go dolls flr the term payable semi annullly
Instruction in French 40 lis, Mu,ick 90 dolls Embroidery
20 dolls, for the whole term.
Books Stationary, if furnished will form The oug extra
chsrge. Address TO Richmond, Va.
Spring Farm Brook Turnpike Nov IS. 5i-e,wi0wA
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70 TIE pFTHf.Tr

TO THE PUULIC.
ynHE celebrated Race l"f,e aIonsu Touson, will stand
" the ensuing at Col Jeei'; III Sanway. Ttins
Nlh he made Known hereafter. ADNEB ROBINSON.
Richmond, cath Dee i6l7. 70-iOt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15

IL peisnr' having claims against the Estate IT Richard
afnghts, dec will please present. their accouns 10 The Al.
mshsofs 4 the fsd ltiesrd Hurhesand go these indett-
81 Che said estate regtcsfra ske immediate p1yncut
90 Gle AliniiIi:aoss. WIN. HUGHES,
rr EASANr F00TWRIGIT
0fc. C. To-.-c--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15
BY RiTCHIE s. COOCH.

gEy Chs ENQUIRER published week generally
aud three tD. week durEK the session Of the State Le,i-
tasPree, the SAME heretofore Five Dollars per snun,
psyibe in advance. Notes Of e-le ipeee-paSins banks
(Oay) wall be received payment. The Editors will
the safety of renting them aihe postage cfaliic-
{ II, being paid, by the writers.
1 No paper will be dice niinued (hut at hS discretion Of
he Ediors until all arTescsges have been paid up.
I- Whoever will guarantee The payment of nin. papers
sh,lI have the tenth CRATE.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
TT One square, Or Observation-Disclosures rs e,utseseh
continuance, so cents.
- No everiisenien Inserted until has either been paid
tor or aisunsd by erson this city,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15

va virtue Of Deed 1t rsi, om tate J0nu ~. isr,
- dated the 27h Of Jan 1927, and duly recorded n The
Once OF Hanover county COURT the subscthers being
Tsqured a. provided IN ssid deed, Will sell FOR ready
IN tont Of the Bell Tavern IN the city If richmond on
Wednesday the SOh inst fair, otherwise the fair day
hereafter the following slaves, wit Flank aud Ben Jlc
'on, prenj Jaue, wordso snJ Srilusn, boy.
BEVERLY BLAIR, , Trs-
Wa. ANDERSON, tees
Riehno1j,Jan. a. 7i-V9~G2s1it.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15

BANK OF VIRGINIA,
January 7, 1928 s
ZAHE Prssiden aud Directors deeafeda dividend Of
~ 40 per cent FOR he half year ending 3ist December
payabie on The 18th lost. W. DANDHIDG cashier.
Jar 2. IL iJin.af
AZ I'LL De- iuii Un ihuisnsy fsi. BuiutOl
~ binary James City, nine likely negoes eonsfiuz Of
men women, boys aad sl Thee nessoss
teys AID urdereXctent chascic TENS 81 sale cash
ARCHER HAWKINS, Adtn'or
& Committee Of james Blats
rw. =. .tvfttr
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
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.M,lR,SX,iLLS SAFE.

By virtue Of writ of ycndit,oni Exponas to me
directed. will be exposed to Public sale, at the
house Of George Gould. At New Castle, on the ED
day Of October. at 10 O'Clock, A. II. nil that valu-
able Plantation or Tract of Land, situate in the
Hundred and County of New Castle. bounded b,
the state road leading from New Castle to the Red
Lion Inn, Rogers Run, slill Greek, lands former
" Of Alexander Fcmistcr. & containing 40 acres,
more or less, on vhich erected two story
brick dwelling, barn. stables and ont houses.
A further description If the property will be
given on the day Of SALE Icing seized and taken
in execution as the property Of David Ross de-
ceased, at the suit Of WIN. Read, (lor the use of
John Ready and To be sold by
.Lq.JES BRONSON. .TarshaI.
Narshoa'a Office, iWmagtos, Oct 5, 1925. 5t--'.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
NEyVAE2EG ACAfsFlNAY.

Nl)tit tAe ne. organization % th's institution, which
y go Gto ei'eci the lSh OF 0ctUbet next. the
uiio ng rules ogrl ,hc most material features IN the
arrangement and require '.blci;y
Tlnte shah be Two teachers employed III conducin &
this instruction, of whom Shall be assigned tie de-
artment Of languages and TO the other the mai hem a'csl
department, and when The number Of students in elher
department shalt exceed thirty the teacher thereof snail
be ALA ed All asssant The teacher OF lar ,uages shall
instruct the youth placed under his in The Latin aud
Grees languages IN GrecIan and Roman antiquities,
Ancient GeogIa and Ancient History and Such other
breaches at he may find convenient teach.
lie shall be ,hr Rec or Of The Acade my.
The teacher Of the mathematical department shall in
addition 10 the vains braHcles ct mathematical sciencc,
leach modern history and geography with the OF the
globes and maps, English grammar and compost Ioa
The tuition money is 20 be pad in advance 20 an assist
treasurer, by every student at the commencement oi
each session, within sixty sys from that time, or after
his admission There be two ear -tie
and winter scssl0nSad the tuition money to be
paid by each STUDENT is, for the summer session. elth
dollorstor the winter session, twelve dollars Besides
these there regulations for directing the studies cser
ccs tunes OF relaxation, and examination OF the students
As wen as governing tier department. all winch The
teachers are required to carry into execution
The Rev. a. RUSSELL, who has had Charge OF the ~
siuon r the s years, and celebrated for
his knowledge OF the Latin and Creek languages, and the
other branches of science attached to the classical dcparr
nlent, also for his skill IN teaching them, Is can'lied
as the Rector.
Wr.JAMEs Cn4wronn, who has taught in the institution
with Apr baton tor year pas; in the capacity OF boti
classical and mathematical ,utor have charge OF Inc
mathematical department
These gentlemen will each te3s0naly conduct his own
department; and the most devoted attention to 'he slruc
lion Of the youth placed under their tuition, with the
Y'ant Of their morals, may be expected from thein
The stut9ents will be accommodated with hnatd and
lodgings in gcnieol families New ARK. and rs vicinity,
On rlnteiae terms
New Arh Academy has been long known resnccta-
be seminary Of learning. The village Whcse nauie ii
bears, remarkable sor tie beauty Of is stcao tic So
uayy Of lie air II the ctcunlacent conn. AND Me good
socic;y which i'i,i@ss and s'lrtotuis Il.
To the ADORE, the attention Of parents AMI enNr'a"s
who have and wards to educate, is respectfully M
yitcd
81 order Of Tie Beard.
j.. W. GILBERT. President.
ur. V-n,rr-~y. Scrrs.
.ge4te,,i4 "a, ls29 sc4w
nj.rhc fs,itcs of to baltimore Republican National
Gazette Isicn s'gr, lcNare Advert e., and tie GAGS
'c town raqF are elacsc 10 pa}l'.h tae above once
week fey ien ~ ls u. Hd 'hlr a''a ~ "licc
for psyirsH.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
SEiEiiiEi,nN S.AI4E.

ID vtuc q snory WITT ri icya racias ne ,lrcct.
ss cd will BE- o%psrd g pNhiio sale al the hou.e Of
H"ha't Eskln Wnr0T'on. Chl1sana Hundred. On .,a
1ddy, the 1lD d1r ri Ocp6ct Nt2', At Del ok; +. =
Nj hm rlaha'ion Of land, situate, lying and be
nE IN New C4s;!e Tluudtcd and County Of New Castle
known Nv the name Of Crane-lo"k Fa M bounded and
described asiolloNs 70 wi Beginning a stake stand
ny Tie side ~ the state road leading from WI
tngton 70 Hcw Castle, and running with lne Of Adam
lulGbul, land The several courses "a . al the edge
OF t4e marsh thence ty Tie e,gc If Ire tlM land and
MARSH 10 another stone. thence leaving the fat Land and
running Through tc marsh - low water mark Of the
or Delaware thence returning the place of beginning
and running by the esst SIDE at the aio ess road to
stone in tEe line If Peter ihsn One cdei's) land,
hcnce by the lnr Of said land 4" 10 the woods,
thence e. stone N the clear ,an thence 10 il The
o,gc Of t'r marsh thence to ow wa er mark OF The ~
yer Iivapare, thence 20 htersec' line o Adam Turn.
bna lard. ncndI o8 acres ! 4 and Il perehes, nd
aud cleared land and 81 and l-2 81 perchcs o
mar Containing in the whole l53 acre s, cs---
together With AL & singular the Improvements and trpur-
rcnanccs taereunto belonging The Improvements arc
e r'rtpus story brick house, fame barn, and other
ont buildings Also, al! that Two seyeta adjoining tracts
ar pieces of land, situate in Chsooa llunred AID county
., New Castle, bounded by iaud, late OF 4 Porter Thorn
as ccsou and John Sley, deceased, and lands formerly
ct Thomas G1pin, the Wilmington AID kenc Turnpike
al unnng through the same containing 60 acres, be
the same les. Together w;th Mi and singular
the Improvements aud apumteuanc"s thercunio belong
tnE The improvements are good two s. ~ stone dwell
hing house and kitchen; With well q. excellent water
al the door, s;oUc barn. cellacd der, NagE"n house,
cb, &c good apple orcta and ohcr irui' tee,
The slnaon IS pheasant and healthy, and ahou, mates
iior TIC Borough OF Wilmington. The land is IN n,
state Il cultivation. having been well incd and manie
ahi under good fence Also, lot OF marsh ~ CAeirv
+ ld rars.. bounded by marsh hate If Thomas Lea,
l{ns htl!um. ii, ceased, mar, If EfHahch Thomas,
AID W Rock Creek, containing and As crch-
20, ~ tx -an,c Or tss Deemed ard aiken to be
ne prop ~ ii i,unas Rfadut, and 10 be Id by
,;es Castle, sat %. 1923. 74-is.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
DELAWARE BIBLE SOCIETY.

AT the last snnYeraay OF this Society," the following Re-
solution passed
Whereas the punctnal attendance Of the officers and
members Of this Society at the Anniversaries intimately
connected with the vital Interests OF this institutions and
whereas il is be feared, many Of your friends deprive us
Of their company through forgetinness therefore
Resolved, That ii be earnestly recommended to al! The
Ministers Of die Gospel in Hi; County, on the Sabbath i'm.
ne;aely preceding; the tird sue say Of October Of eac,
year. 70 noliiy their people Of The approaching hnnyer-
sy and 10 request AL The friends Of lie Bible TO give
their and aid to this important associaton.
and to urge all who conyo neny, to attend the
annual mccting.
Resolved further, That The Secretary be requested to
send Circular 10 the ti.Ien Ministers, ta subject,
one month before Tie ntx, ennigeraaty
The object tleefe u this publication is 10 give notice
TO every Minister Of the Gospel N New Cas. County,
tai the annual meeting Of his Sociey viii be Held a
N'isaS, lie Mira fRe,iay 2.a) n OeteJsr ne q at
10 ortch n III TIE deficient Ministers hereby
specially tsqI.se'i u rive ~ re 10 i!eir respective
congregations, and nyGt. attendance Of IN Ire inends
Of C.listaniy that occasion. I He Meeting viii be
opened by Syn"n Ad,sies5 from the ittp /. Il yi-
ipmh Ia If la a3>tnce, Addresses are ~ oc.d
from the ilan Willard Hall, and the li i,elsey ohns--
AMI Others.
The Resolution passed 1t tlc laat Annuai Meeting 10
explore the County, and offer c"Jy II the Sculptures to
every destitute family, has been neatly accom- ahcd IL
some Hundreds the work j. completed
ine Sh1itne>s o' the tine which the agents crall
pr ~ this business prevented ,l,r completing tie tour
Il tho County, ana part o. Chris,iana iinnr. was le
be explored by others Something has accordingly
bsen done but snail section OF ihr,atiana and also 81
ii,add Pgne uidrcd is tel to he examined We hope il
H,l be attended 10 beioe tie anniversary arrives The
minute details reserve ior Me AnnnA Report
il may be well tais sine state HAT tin. nu,nb ct
miles visited, wish HE nln.ber OF the destitute aud lie
collected III the various Hundreds, were ioioas
families ed. l.. situate. Coffee, ell
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
I70E. s. As.KJ..Els-
HOUSES .2,l'Fs LOTS.

The subscriber holds lor sale. III the town ot
New Castle. several good Houses with Gardens
attached to them, and a number Of building lots.
the property of S. n. DichiDsnn.-Also, a Farm Of
lG0 acres, within four miles Of New Castle and Sc
ven miles of Wilmington. The subscriber viii cx
hibit list Of the property, and make known the
terms Of sale.
A Farm to let in Brandywinc Hundred. near
Naamans Creek lately held by Thomas Phillips.
JOSEPH BRLNCHJRSI,
"a 81, Market S. Wilmington Oct s. TIT
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
FOR. RENT.

yESIlE FARM called the MaEslon Farm, late the
L. dence Of Capt Henry Bowman sz miles below New
Castle. bounded b. The public road, aud the Delaware IL
The arabic land is Of the best quality and be
tensi meadows, calculated support vry a,ge
stock So,th Farm adjoining the above, occupied by
he representatives of HE late Capt H. Bowman upon
which his George B,wman resides Also, the
Farm belonging the heirs Of the late Capt Downes,
present occupied BY Ms u Fowler Application to be
made to Mr.. w II am u Caulk
Il. M. FOREMAN
October I, 1925 73 SIP
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
PARCHMENT.

& H. Wilson, No. s, Yves, High street, have lust
ceved large lot OF Parchment of very superior quality
for Instruments Of Writing will be sold low, aH l5e
raj discount made to VIII e-ae purchaser.
W2la:ngsgn, 441s Il, 1929.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
RLANK EANI- CHECKS

on lie Ranks nf naawqrc, Wilmington I'd Brandy +,
and Farmer. tN.; OF Dcaw are, neatly printed.
trt safe Al ma i,cc IS th; PATRIOT.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
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Iemprcres Classical Dictionary, Buchan's D"ies'ic Me
dicne. B,ettches Navigation Gummey's Surveying
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Mrs. flemans' Ioenis wis 13no. gilt. Shakespcal~
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r,ers large aud small. Jack llaclard Popular Les
sans Scots Lessons Columbian Ora'or. English Itca
,ers and Inttoluc'ons 1es'amens SpchugbooKs. Geo
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Gold Paper, do Points, DO. Edgng Embroidered Paper.
Music for he Piano fore Rank Books of NAmlors SIzcs
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Wrapping Paper Magistrates l'lanks, sc Also, The
BLACK BOOK, by Mrs. A II Regal
IHthmington, September IL, 1898. o9--J
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
PANntAti0M, or 'Eract Of Y4anA,

SltUATE lying aud being in the Hundred of Red Lon
- and county Of New Casle, to wit nnnded by land
ct Hugh tSon. by Dragon Greek, land formerly If An
hony I. Nevbnhl, land Of Daniel Newl,ol Tie Chesa
pcakc aud Delaware Canal, anil the River Delaware
with five Two story Bck Dwelling lionses Frame
lavcrn HOUSE, and two Frame i;arnstour Fiane Dwell.
ing lItuses Frame !arn 'iosc- Wnarf and Frame store
House thereon erected, containing 800 acres, be The same
more ore.s Seized and taken in execution as h, pro-
perty .! john Newbod, ard u be sold Nv
rt,Ii.a !; DELAEY, lar Sheriff
Ae@ Cafis, StMcpi, ~, 1923 lis
CT This tract Of land centans The Sic On which tie city
OF caNare IS lad ont, and bids ,air OF hecnnr tl,-
g placa tor,hasiness, Ae completion Ut he jn, is
"N ee.4,H and Ai aiip.l Ike inos SPACIOUS and
efis hali,.nrs the RIVER n4,sW.T..
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
REVOLUTIONARY c.g.sArTsgg:5s.

tffr nc emitted tn tie setef II
elui- n:sese.I soiie1i .ftts ,iymyJ nc Repo'naz,.
a.0ra: ~ Ii. .lal 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
~oap and Candle Mandatory.

FEyE Subscribe, axes Tins opportunity 10 iu!ptm The
,ublc hat g continues The above business IN all IFS
branche>, ihc Old siGaI corner OF fathal and Queer
Streets near fe Frirads' .littng Hone, where tc viii
Mnnact and furnish, a. = lladc iiha prices ipRRa and
Dps CANDLES, Faleis, lt!ss and fro7sa soar Of The
best quality ENoCH hO1lR
n. H. TIC hin best Price given for laioa, Butchers
Fat. and l'ai Of GSefY 4. ScMptiun,
Wilmington, .t,ly II. it2s. 5l--0f
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
sVdIonvncG SAey;H's sale.

~ Trfae a INIT II Fed Erboaas 10 ne Mrec,ed 7pn BE-
eaosea tnbSc sale, at tie house Deh
1eae Cag Red Lion HontreA Fridoy, ie 10M day #
Hcobcf nert, az oCigck, r. VI the oh9uing descr;5ed
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06

IJitnss7 my hand. Ills --- day Of, in the year
one thousand eight hundred aud tNeny-cishl.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-06
Mctl amount nf tax

UI1IGI' IFaIG " T'!.i8s j, NIalF, DNHeCtuT IllI
OvciseSr, auA .ioA ed 81 the Comm ssirncrs
on =ct,ieineat n,ed, Nav 9th, 1898.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-10
WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10. 1928.

CATTLE Snow. 1t is but four weeks from
&c. of this county, which is held in this town
on the 9Th day of next month AS yet we have
heard but little of the note of preparation for
the occasion, yet we have no reason to doubt
that the exhibition will be at least equal to that
Of any former year. Why should it not The
advantages ofthe institution are no longer ques.
toned, and we are able, every year, to make
the show better than that of the year preceding
The iocks and herds of our farmers are steadily
improving, our mechanics are increasing the
variety, and advancing in the excellence of
their wares. and our manufacturers are prose-
cutting their business under more favorable aus
pices than heretofore. There can, then, be
nothing wanting to make an imposing exhbi-
ton, unless it be the will, and of that, why
should we fear' With the ability to excel any
other show in New England, as we unquestion-
ably did the last year, it would be an imputa-
ton on our citizens, not for moment to be en-.
tertained, to suppose they lack the public spirit
to make it all that il ought to be, and all that
is expected from the resources of the county.
THE Court OF COMMON PLEAS adjourned on
the 9th inst. after a session of five days Only
three indictments were found, and the Grand
Jury was dismissed after being together but
about two hours. The convictions were as fol.
lows:
Dacid Lamb, for wilful trespasses on wood
land-sentenced to 45 days imprisonment in
the house of correction.
William .Matthe,os, for assault and battery
sentenced to go days imprisonment in the CON-
mon Jail of the county.
Four persons, who were indicted at the last
term for selling lottery tickets, plead guilty
and were sentenced, each, to pay a fine of fifty
dollars and costs of prosecution.