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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

VIRGINIA. At rules, holden in The clerk, Office Of the
'nreIior court Of cbauccry f,r the Richmond district
Inc AIN day Of August 1928; Thomas Price IT, and James
4! sutton, PITS ns0t7st Byrd Jones, James Lyons IT.
Thomas Prddy Joseph T. Price, Philip g. Winston Rich
ara orr'S' Joseph g. Wi"geid, Robert COPELAND Henry
H. WINSTON hugenid Thiluan and jain T. Anderson dns
A"o "eiendant Robert COPELAND, having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the act of
assembly and The rules IF this court, and appearing b
Sar'acioy cvi'eacr that he is biiaut of this
country; u ordcrcd that the said defendant do aunea
|ers on tho first day Of tire term, and answer the hill
g" t'o plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN snne newspaper published in the city Of Rich
Dond, Tor two months succeesveIy and posted al c to-,
door Of The capol, in the said city
o. cory. Tese, WV. q. PENn1r.rn- r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

YlSiNiA y: Ar rules, holden in the clerks Office of the
superior court ct osnccry for the Richmond district
the 4th day Of August, 1898: Thamas n. Walton nit
against james Spears, Robert Spears, exor of William
Spears and Leonard Daniel ex'of Of Sarah Spears dec
dts. 1''
The defendant James Spears, having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of
assembly ana the rules OF this and il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence, that he is nhoart of This
couny 1t IL ordered that the said defcudan mt do apnror
he on The fist day Of the term, answer the bill
OF the pant, and that copy of this be forthwith
inserted III some newspaper published in city Of Rich
mond for two months succcsvely, and csed at the font
door of the capitol, in the said CITY.
o. A COPY. Teste. WV. @. PIxnrr rrn,. r. 1.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
UNIVERSITY or VIKJ7INIA


WE ue%i Session will begin 10Th September ar,
& continue until the lOlh duly following.
I"'h 'SrS '"r me SESSION otrpwnFds of ten months
%i be from The LIST January, ,ccur!iu to Iate re,t,c-
tinn by the Visitors as follows:
BOARD ncuiins ned other roo>n frrni-
TUE, T:,, %a ASH and attendance $loo 90
r "r' and camtieS--to be furnished BY the
proctor, AT cost, aud , per cent. cni.nssigD
estimated -, On
Rent OF an entire Dormitory, sis; for half
/" rceuP'e,' 'y ,~" Students 6 90
~ 800. i''""Fy r"H public FouH'@, Is 90
one 55o- $50 $50 er cat7>--is trt,cc or more
30 I" eHeh--s"y - 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

fhuiNlA; AT rules holden in the clerks office of the
superior of cha merry for the Ri, br,ord o;,
the 4'h day Of August, 1928: William Stokes. nj,
dg0'rst Samuel Elam and Eliza beth his wife Allan D.
Hletcni, "n; H'!ia"son' James Jones, William Ro
bertsom,jr and Thomas Bate, dts
The defendants Samuel Elam aud Elizabeth his wife
not having entered their appearance aud given security
10 the ACT OF assembly and the rules court
and 1t appca ring b. satisfactory evidence that thew ~
no" 1inns of this country; is ordered thu, the said
defendants do appear here the DAY Of the next
% answer Inc Ell Of Tie plaintiff; and t8 COPY of this
order be forthwith rsericd in some ne ,sn,,r
IN the city OF Richond for two months succesvey and
posfcd ut the front door of The capitol the ad ei,y
OF n copy. Teste, WIN. G.. PEHDLEroy e 6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

VIRGINIA. At rules holden the clerks Office Of ,i,c
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district
me I'm hay al August 1928: Levi Swain, pit. Gcntuc,
John L. Gamble Jancs Scott, jr William Mayo William
Hchcnz'r Rohrrf Jennings Samuel Scott and other lifts
Inc defendants 70. Jennings and Samuel Scott n,,
having entered their appearance and given security
ding to the act VI assembly and rules of This court and
II appearing ny satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF this country; ii is ordered. lI, the said
"c'cn6a"s DO appear here the first day the ucx term
ana answer the n of Inc plaintiff and that a copy Of This
orGr be forthwith inserted in nepspapcr pHhl;sbcd
III Tic city OF Ichnnnd for months s,ccessivcIv
posted at The ifon door of the capitol the said CITY,
81 } COPY. Tcstc, WnI. G. PENn1.trrnr e e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
yuly 12-u9t HECTOR DAVIS 1rnStres.

WISH tn sell about 1000 acres Of nd in Char lee
Guy, hr'rs part Of the Boklcy Trac,, together with
my MUS ani Plantation called Mill Cauar,cr-tht pur
chase "ney I" be pail tic Bnns of the U. States in
h'chnnn. The terms may be known by application to
Nat. Nelson, Esq. or BENZ HARRISON
u P'lvhtc sale "f The abOvc property effected
ne"'c the 9th Oct II viii! then be oce public sale
III lot, 10 suit purchasers.
Berkeley, Angus, I0rir, IEoG va,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
Real Estate at Auction.

virtue of deed of trust the su,scr ,,e rs
50 by Mr. John Danacott, dated the 5tth July, 1923
an" "y recorded IN the office of the Husngs Court of
'y " cii"ni io' the purpose Of securing certain sun,
OF money due I" Nath Bnwc, will be sol! twelfth
DAY {" September next. ut IL o'clock the premises. fo
"y money those valuable Houses aud Lot oi Land IL
the city OF Richmond, opposite TIE ncw rheaec ami AZ tho
intersection OF the side Of 9TH street with tho
>e OF II street fronting 90 Tee, the latter, aud r,,uro
"hcN -" feet on the fnrmcr. On this there In,ar
h'ics tenement. occupied prrsru by Mr. John Nelson
also small w"ndcn building, formerly occupied by Nc.
tich"td Green i" f,csr the necessary out
h"Srs are attached The title In this property believed
I" be inIisF"nhir, Int selling trustees the subscribers
"i only convey such title vested in them by the
Aforesaid deed Of trust.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

For clothing the expenses nni-tn excaet!
Pocket mUn"y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14

any question. Tho FeSera,is.s are s,u.a.t urs,,.
imously for resistance. think the opposition. in
me Middle States, considerably abatcd since Ia.
termination OF he elections How much then is
Il 10 be lamented, thar the nation should b., de-.
p'ised o the support OF the Eastern section which
~ 20 Important 10 the efficacy OF our measures,
WITHIN twoor three days past have paraiyzcd
the movements OF the Opposition in the Senate by
stating that, u the Presidents proclamation for
excluding British armed vessels from our waters.
naa oeen the only impeachment 10 the accommodate
ton oil the affair OF the attack on the Chesapeake
mat would nave formed no obstacle whatever to
the successful Termination Of Mr.. Roses negola-
uon-tnat an arrangement, with his couseut, was
made Tor removing that obstacle altogether out CT
the case; hut that, soon as that was done lis,
Oh DINER Illuminating concessions was presented
and comp lance with il demanded before u word
could be said of the pretended PREPARATION. sta
ted this TACT as derived altogether from unoHi-
cia source; and that the Executive did not know
'ha' possessed knowledge OF il, had the least
reason 70 conjecture the source OF my information
upon the subject. Mr.. Lloyd hasin consequence
OF TINS Information laid resolutions the table,
calling upon the Executive for all informal cor
respondence f.specting Mr. Roses negotiation.
ne resolution viii not pass; and upon inquiry, I
o-isve he begins 10 think he has been rather pre-
'ipitate. Instead of calling up his resolution yes
Ierday, he lett the Senate Chamber and Mr.
Mhie, who seconded his notion intimascd that
he was indisposed. He looked as we'll a. usual
IN the early part OF the day. shall give the sab
stance ot my observations In the discussion upon
wnicn this disclosure was made TO the public, aud
will forward to you the newspaper in which they
Shall DC FIRST printed. You will find from the ac-
conpanying speech, which was very reluctantly
called from me, hat have been obliged to re sort
10 strong measures for enforcing the Embargo
laws: IL this speech should be thought worth
printing in your newspapers, will you be good e.
noueh to furnish the printer with this corrected
copy! In my other speeches there arc several
material typographical errors. Be pleased, Sir, TO
accept assurrnces.of my sincere friendship.
VIM. b. GILES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
ELECrOR
CONGRESS.
TICS

5"'''y tV 'dcRsoh eIector, I52
DO Tor do. congress, 1856
Troy has given administration majority of
200.
Greenbush. IS msj. for jackson.
The vote in Troy secures the jackson cleo tor
for that district.
In this county, Unless the towns should turn
out much worse than has been anticipated the
Jackson eiector will succeed. but by reduced
and close majority.
The uniavorable weather has prevented the re-
turns from coming in from the towns; and the
great humber of county officers DELAYED the cam
vass until late hour last night.
stronger indication Of the revival of the old
federal feeling and activity, could not be given
than ny the result in the fourth ward That is
the old republican ward There, in the old times,
when the aristocracy triumphed every where else
IN THIS city. was the strong hold OF republic anism
so 1t Is now The republicans OF that ward have
triumphed gIoriousiy.
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Valua6ie Lands 5o, S77s

Nx,o,,.. bd1ud6te Lands for Sale
N NAtouS 20 remove 10 the Ws,t OFF,, - -,
1s "a OF Land IN Henrieo Souuy couts.p,nv Nv 80
ua 70 acres lying 90 tn Brook Turnpike road .d o
'He s~s dst. wdsia mil. OF The S;,s. - (,
1--WE "t Houss- with t.u use, susched ~ "A''nsois
an o' ths lra'i IL Hanover, on " bich nov, r..;a.
m,,.. 81 H., -! C.ef Obtaining $50 s.res-yxuhiu "a
na -, mo- lou s'fe % which cleared. abe
.-. s unae ms cris'ns' grrwh- There % sbouf az -
~ and, Fart 81 which recs,oed : TIL. r.,
o. ,od qrsnyj with orchard OF choice f,n,
~, ou"engs are ordinary but the situation rem.ris
y "e<oy--A further description Is de- ued upn.rs..'s
v.w no one disposed to Pu'eLase vii do So whoy
ns ssoye Tiseu viii be LAID cG to suit pureb,,s,. ,,
hs N,so, taken in psymea Tn. fsrper tract viii -
~ % n<f ohn WsdropI, at the Toll Gaze ar M, M
IA f".ss, aud the latter by the subse DE, - Az -
"'o "e ON III" subject wall sop,i, s,,s lad
a. :. JNO. W. ELLIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
Hon. J. g. ADAMS, Bosror.
NEW-YORK ELECTIONS.
From fhe afb1,y axs

:,
One OF the most closely and 6ercely contes,
sieeuons ever held in this county, terminated yes
t-rday Never was federslism,-tbe old g. bitter
nristocracy,-morc active or more indefara BILE.
Never was their money more freely circulated;
and never, since the war, have they swarmed Out
AMI exerted themselves to the same extent, per-
sona'y and actively at the polls The result, not
withstanding, is hundred and eiehtu. f,ro ma.
Jor'fyJor the Jackson efector. The following ia
the state of the poll far as the tickets were can.
ming.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
NEw-HAMpSHiRE ELECTION.
Froa OUR coRREspoErEgr.
ponTsMoUTD, Tue.l,v No.

49, foETsMoUTH, tuesday Morning.
We had tremendous struggle yesterday, and
rave rave succeeded IN 'his town there is nett
every town we have heard from. We wers
charged with smuggling votes from Ktcrv. bn,
the vote there was the largest ever known. min.
two or three hundred Jackson 10 forty for Adams.
IL 'he iacFeass Il a.c re-. O. Safe scrgesaonis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
NETWORK ELECTION.
The following are the J;a,r;cta.


The following the districts:
s.e,u Jackson. Adams.
Suffolk and Queens, 800
Kings. Richmond & Rockand 500
o New-York, e eiectors) 5000
Putnam and WestcIiester, 500
Duchess, 1900
Orange, 500
Ulster and Sullivan. over 1000
Columbia.
Rensselaer,,
10 Albany,
IL Greene and Delaware. large
II Schenectady & Schohar;e, large
In the above IL districts, giving IL votes, Jack
son has H. Adams 8
Greene COUNTY gives majority for the I,cL.
son elector The district is admitted 10 be ours bv
the administration papers
HeTkt17er.-From this district, says the ALBANY
Argus. we have returns from three towns, giyin.
lar sc jackson majority: II will be five or six
hundred IN the county.
.a1onfgone,y.-The Albany Argus furnishes H.,
WIN returns from zen towns in this county
jackson majority 5l3 Adams majority 47y
>, The remaining towns, Amsterdam, BroadaIbin
Hope, Sahe- Pleasant, hIafeid. northampton,
-'aho,a' ana Wells are expected to give Jack
son majority These include the county of Hamil-
ton In the opinion OF the editor of the Argus.
there is lille doubt that have gained the dis.
trict.
Coiin,oid.-Of this county the Albany Arsus
says, the Adams elector is now about 10 ahead.
aud two towns Chatham g. Canaan TO be heard from
These may bring up this vote: but the probability
that the Adams eiector has succeeded
Schohdrte.-Returns from three towns civ,
good inaJo'ities for the Jackson elcctor The Jack
son county ticket is likely to prevail by q large
majority The Albany Argus says (" the eiecior
ana governor Will not vary much from 500 to a
1000 majority"
oNElDA.-Tbe Albany Argus contains official
returns from half the towns in this county, giving
majority for the Adams elector OF $50.
Albany hes gone Tor the Administration nv A.
bout z4o moJority. MIR. Van Burcn's majority in
the city l. 3O6.
Rensseider.-The reported Adams majority in
this county is <5i. :"
Saratoga Is said to have gone for the ad,ninistra
tion out we have seen no list Of the returns
Dutrhcss.-The Jackson majority in tbis coun-
ty is l4ii, according to tie complete returns.
v Pill. Sent.
Extract OF a letter TO the Editor dated
EEwYoRK, Nov. It'll, 1928
ntR'-l hasten TO give the returns as far as
uiey nave been received from the I'd, Sd, Alb, 5tb
ana 9th districts, which elect electors. They
nave returned Jackson electors, by large maiori.
ties This includes in New-York, Of course.
From the LIST district, Suffolk and Queens, we have
not received all he returns; enough, however, 10
make 81 almost certain that Jackson gets it, This
VIII be .. From Albany we have received bad
news; Van Rensseiaer's immense influence over
bis numerous tensntTy, has no doubt lost us that
district AS usual, the Adams papers crow over
the gam OF ono electoral vote in Albany o;it of o
heard from, the first district being or u.s. which
we set down doubtful, and which balances Al
bany, should IL finally go against US. Rensselaer,
is probably agaiDs;
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MOI. "a.
LAND FOR SALE

PURSUANT TO the last will and testament of
'ohn Dunn,dsc. shall proceed to sell upon tho
premises on uhe first dayofDeceu,ber ,xt, If fair
o'herwise the next fair day, Tract of Land in ta
county OF Essex, situated on the Piscataway Creek
known by the name Of New Glasgow ne late r..
sidence OF the said John Dunn This Tract of
Land contains DOL acres, and from liz con,iguity
10 Iappshannock, prosperuos village, and The seat
o. Justice Tor Essex County offers asivast.ces bur
rarriy onnd. The situation of this farm IS very
healthy The improvements consist OF a Isrre
dweiiing house, aud other out houses all sornewbst
OUT o. repair, but with small expense may be
u'ade very comfortable; there Is also an extensive
Apple aud Peach orchard. Terms of sale IL months
credit the purchaser giving bond and security. and
deed OF trust upon the premises to secure die
payment. 'N'
49,, FILTER j. DERIAUX, Admir-
Nov. Ia. se
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Vtat isEt 1880 1877 lyOl
In IL towns, nett gain for Jackson, 6s votes
IBOston Statesman.
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
The whoic number Of votes ia Boston for Tim
Administration Electoral Ticket was 1921: for
the jackson Ticket, ISL; and for The Federal or
Arlaigamation Ticket, l56-totA 4l22.
=, AIR. Gorl'am is e-elected to Congress from tina,
District by nn overwhelming majority. The votes
in the city were
For Mr.. Gorham, 1921
For Doctor ingalls,, son
Scattering, so
OTHER POLLS HEARD FROM
Admins Opposi Scatter.
= traion. ton ing
~seK. South District GOES S23 4!
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BOSTON, November f.
Notwithstanding the inceaeocy oil the dav- ~,
yesterday gave the Administration list of EIec,o,.
more than ttoeaty thousand majority. In the Sa
lem congressional District Essex Sonth) we bo5
most sharp election. MIR. Crow ns!,ieli was ON.
posed by MIR. Saltonsall, one Of the most popular
nen III THIS District, OH account oi his tariff vote
nno'her candidate got some hundreds of votes-.
here was also jackson candidate.
We have returns from all the District, and Mr.
Crowninshield has majority, over all. of Ig1
votes so much for the American System in tho
most maritime district in the Union Messrs Eve
rett, Gorham, Barley, and Varnum, are re elected
80, no doubt, are Msssr.. Reed, Dwight, DAVIS
Hodges, aud Bates. MIR. Kendall takos the place Of
Dir. Locke, who declined Mr.. Richardson wss
opposed oy another Administration candidate, but
=, probably reelected la Mr.. Aliens District
ne having declined, three Administration candi
ha'es were run, and the result is doubtful
'From,As Eaatsrn drs,., Extra, voUsmser ~
Il STAR IN THE E.aST
N N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
iFTomtAs Eastern drsrI, Extra, Nousm5er Al
II STIR IN THE EAST
ERECT! Jackson, friu,urJo,,

foregoing list embraces fAe rsfuyns complete f,
.s electoral Otstrot by which be seer ,kat az.
Efeefor James CkurcA elected 5v p,n;or;.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14

80, N."o' oHe " pWufbfe Re0s Estate
j5f virtue OF deed in trust execu.ed n Tic
:, subscribers by Gelvas Storrs. aud Mar
ma, ms wlfc, and Joshua Storrs, and Msry G.. M,
wiie' bearing da.e the 18th day Of February. 1924
am duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of ne
county court oil Hanover--we, as trustees, will
~ o'! iu!eesoay the 10Th day Of December next il
'M'' u not Che next fair day thereafter Offer 70,
SAFE TO The highest bidder, on he premises. for
cam In specie, that valuable tract of land in Han
over county, adjoining Cbickshoininy swamp. A.
'ht Mr'oow Bridges, containing $50 I-8 acres. or
so inuch thereof a. may he necessary 10 raise tIo
sih OF ih'ee thousand dollars, with such interest,"
as may be due thereon. together with the cost or
executing This trust, TO secure debt due to Joe;
Jones' considerable portion Of this land Is wei
adapted TO the grow ia Of hay, and 10 pener.iI.,
wen tiinbered--ihe buildings are spacious snd
co,venien and the plantation in good fs,nrg 80
dillon Joshua S,orrs, WHO occupies psrt ~ ~
premises, will shcw The land to ihose ipc;ned 'o
purchase. Acing as trustees, we vii, onIv ~ 70
voy such titic as is Vested in Us hv The deeJ.sf
said. VIM. STAp,2r 'ee" s'oio-
=. SobS JoKLS, trustees,
G--yt.Js
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Min that o. i,s vicinity. we shalt get tho State.
NOVEMBER. 1928 MARCH l62S
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
virtue OF certain deed OF executed 10 the Sb.,,;
Der, ny David Coske, bearing date the 9Th dsv Of T.
oIo aud duly recorded the Cierk Office of h. Son,
eou vi buckingham for the purpose Elm me
OF enc oil u.s. shall, on the 10th Dex en her
70 ekpo's 10 sale, Ell public for ready .nsy =,
we 1oIe IN e county Of Buckingham, all The nisrest
say T. C"ske, "a the estate Vi David Parish dsciJ a.
o1e VI tne iesaiets devee of ssd David Psrsh d.e
tihsr BY devise, gi grant eontraei or othe,w,,s
or 20 much tserssf will be 10 ra, he . -
n.y due unpaid upon said trust, and u o. mo.
a"eoo'nS ths execution OF said <eed.--
aeunS Is Trustees, shall convey 10 IN,
"''s ony, d " 'sse- an us ~ ss'd deed.
JOHN II. ROUTON, , Tr,s.
JOSIAH STEPHENSON. ( tses
LOYAL COhiPANY-.4ea
VIE s~ety OF the Of the Lsv.I Comp.,, ~,
proposed at Charlottesville, having failed 10 ~
eua oeng provided by resolution of the CJomn.nv .J
a., nsr meeting on the isth Jan 1916 that sov ~
.;snI osIs may :, any time, call q meeting. the undss.
oeevinS such neAsure 10 be urgently s.
,ue ieefe u all concerDsd, do hereby ,nyii.
~ ,ouPsny al the Esyie Tavern IN the Civ of R,ohn
ia a.nasy the 18th day OF December ensui1x IfM .hniI
eoovehen 10 any ri the members 10 Attend in nss
proaehing Session of the Legislature will
convenient opportunity Of beng represented ~ ,hs
meeting ~ their County Delegates and !.
V hoPea tndt all who This on~ ne
oss WIN, ether personally by prory eSb sss tba
occasion Tor putting q tain Of ec;ent .S,;
eAuon ana 6hsl adjustment. s1~'s'
EDMUND PENDLEToN.
MANN PAGE
W. G. RIVES
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letter from Charlottesville sage have this
moment learnt, Col. Monroe has had fan from
ms horse, by which he sustained much injury. bn,
'hdt hopes are entertained nc will survive i. :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14

III III towhs, net gam Tor Jackson, 66 votes.
Boston Stafesma1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14

" learn that Mrs Montgomery, widow Of Gen
montgomery died Wednesday morning, in the son
year OF her age, at her residence on Che Nortb 81.
'cT' 'coT Heihcck. DCi~hees count.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-11-14
WAsafNeTor Ian. r 1910

"NSHtNSTCF. Jan. u, iSOO.
Dear Sir: Your highly valued favor of the
I'th uitiino was duly received. and have given
the most respectful attention TO its contents
whilst the course pursuing in Massachusetts
excites my establishment, it, at the same time. at
tracts my most serious thoughts and anxie,ies. /
should De disposed to crafty tho Eastern People
IN almost any thing, consistently with The safpn.
lion n our national honor aud itdepesdc,,re
these cannot be sacrificed under any circuustan.
ces Inc very eoufse pointed out by then, would
10 pecunidry point OF view, be the most advs,,-,
tageous TO myself, individually, and 10 The People
generally in the part Of the country | live in
flour ar principal export, and il is the only arr
ucle OF American exports which would no, be I'm,
inedia'e'y depressed in price, In the British mar
kets, upon raising The Embargo. Tie People are
sensible oil this, but they would disdsin a trade
oil dependence, whatever might be its pscuDiary
rfoht Ihey never will submit 10 colonization
10 the south and West Of Potomac, the PeopIe
are as nearly unanimous in the support of the Adj
minisuaion, ~ all o. any measures of resistance
as Is possible Tor them TO I've any occasion, where
&c 'Elmas Mid Is ie.. FER p cScr. ;.ssj, 1or
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Iynsf $40 o7 T'0zili6Ic ~ ,lE-1,zs

=, With the will annexed of John Dnnt dec.
Nov. Ia. sG"o.s sS'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-12
Houses and Lots
1T PRIY.QIE SHE.

f=4r A two storied new brick huuse and ktch-
59s51 en-. between Hanover and Broad streets,
fronting twenty une feet six inches on Orange street.
Gncluding the one half Of three feet alley extend
ing feet back the lot extends about 97 feet to-
wards Tatnall street.
No. O. A two storied new brick house, between
Hanover and Queen streets, fronting fifteen feet on
Orange street, and extending about forty feet back
to fourteen feet wide alley, communicating with
Queen street.
No. 8. two stored new brick house, on the
corner of Orange and Queen streets, 10 feet on
the former, the lot extending about 40 feet on the
latter, to the above mentuned fourteen feet alley.
No A. A frame house with Is front Oh Queen ST.
and running along the above mentioned alley, about
80 feet.
An indisputabe title will accompany each of the
said lots For further information enquire Of the
subscriber, with whom all persons indebted to- OF
having demands against Benjamin ". Brackn, are
requested to SETTLE LEA PUSEY.
Wilmington, 5th mo. 9Th, 1928. 9-5m.