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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03
MEW GOODS


- COLT & SMITH have received from New y.,L, d,
- Effort, their Fall Supply of Goods; CONSISTING IN 'he
oIe pack olive green, elaret brown steel ana ,t
mixed cloths blue, black, white disb, fawn and mixed
mtrsi oansur cords, oambles and piaids for cloak .n
OF veugse consisting of plain figured and coIo,
iO e"'hes plain and figured yeyets valencia oiline 60
"ei "a'sehs nerino, tOilinet, article and vsrv ~
sonei muck and beaver gloves, ender siIk be rh
general assortment OF trimmings ali of which wi he
style. W must ia'nfonahie
They keep on hand small assortment of READY MANI.
~ tiiNU " warranted equal to any made 10 order
= 46-wff
H.fL OABLE PROPERTY FOR SgT-L7~-
lEEANlN1 become too much disabled by bre,kjn. ~,
49, srm ana leg TO attend TO large an estabIi.ha,
.hef Iot SAFE my property and about the town of ar,
bfnnswick OWthorse the Tavern H.
sn. UihSes anJ irom TO 500 of Land The r.va.
puil9s, are very eosrmoiou having "a bed rooms
I'VE OF 'n"se lot lsmiy stables out bou,es apJ 60.
MIXTURE Necessary for such place ~ u 'FeiS
MY interest IN the Elegant Building on the sam. T.,
ho|h IS te uauue Hall, Tailos and SaddIer sbon. ~
ene L,hd hers Is good Race Tract well enclosed VIII 80
annual Club Of from 3 10 5000. 1880 - "''S an
"au OF industry and enterprise, who will kre, rri
may receive, annually, from - to 10000 doI,5
mere no property IN this part OF the country more
ie, aIu va" os more certain TO afford good pro6i fn
Invested AeHPeet pur chase whou, kno,s
'ns more Vi me property than can be ~ ~
advertisement; therefore fpibesr say norc "a ."
At 'e purchaser can ray Four Thousand Dollars Jowp b
nay nave annual payments for tbs residue will s.a -
a me furniture now attached the premises om IN =, en-
'na 'wo 81 three good dou5e servants. erops NJ co..
I,,v,,rcs,;iI T. WIN. DUNN.
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AE ESSRS John Voolfolk and Robert poreu ill -,
,ir fy nunt IN Orange and Louise Courts, Mr. m.
ilo", M the courts OF Msdson-and Jnhn NJ,
ESQ 81 fredericksburg, in the Superior Cont ~
% va, pace VIII m future attend the courts Of III, liz
uf Gouehland. yAf "t IS, o 1 me me eennty
Richmond, Ian. T. "A' IN f:Fj Jr.
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HIS CO.iflIIT1,ED.

yNO the Jail of Shenandoah county, the ieh Of Aug
1927 negro calling himself CLEENiS, says he
formerly ernged Mr. Juu Patrick, living the Easten
Shore Of who made him TO bis daughter Sarah
Evenl, by whom he sold a hy the OF Al.
drise, bound for ny. The said Negro abou; i2 nth.s
high rather ct light complexion, eod nearly blind of the
right eye Marks VI vaccination the lei. other marks
n'ersable Hts clothing miserable. Was committed under
the name of John. s ~ he of during harvest
The OF the above described negro requested T.
come forward ard property psy charges sud take him
awdF, otherwise he Will be dplssd 4 the law 1uecis.
u. e. KhEISLEY, :. :. @.
Dec 20 z-N
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vi UQBLE PBOpERTIT 1oI5 :,


VIE directors Of the Brooke Turnpike Comu,nv t.y
dividend Of per cent, Tor the s.t nonI,
Wheh WI re paid Stockholders on or after ,be Io
IAN AZ me tempting House Of nv J. II. Euace in the hue
n'w ,e"Pied nv Mr Cane. J. H. EUSTACF 60,
he'll, H.; an M. adjourned meeting Of The stoekeoIdrs viii he
Tor te purpose Of eleotins Directors. Purena i az.
jan - "'~''y' j. II. T.. Secry.
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lfrom Friendships o4iringl
THE FIRST BALI.-BY L. y.


Ayswresth the tre.,es Ger thy bl,w,
The pearls amid thine hair,
aud gaze until that young cheek grow
a thousand times more fair.
With sunny smiles aud bushes bright,
Th. Parthiau arTows which to-niEhi
Must the young beauty wear;
Ciap the last ruby Of her zoue.
Anu now 30 forth thou lovely one
Aud, glad as fair, il is Thy frst,
All, that the charm bath IN sde.
ihov hast not sees the bubble buTs.,
Nvr wateh'd the nower fade
Aud little dr. am'st an b.ur will be,
When. festl scene shall, seem TO thee
a silence and a shade,
Thou knowst no; pleasure has the wing;
A'wsll a, song OF bind in sPtins.
Up, spring i, beautiful as b,ief.
The cheek forgets its rose,
The colour withers from the leaf
Aud worse still, 1 know those
VINO wear their outward breath sd bloom,
Ike blossoms pls eed upon the tUmb,
10 hide the dsrk.st woes:
Fyr. soon these fair hue, depart,
They fade yet faster from The heart.
But thu, a, yet, oaust only zee
The festA hall, where Nigh,
Rsigns, throned like a divinity,
With incense aud with ligh'.
Like music aud like echo meet
The harp-nOte, aud the 'ilvery Fee
Aud thousand flowers unite
Ia. siilier'd beauty 10 declare
Their ,oui'S sweet sectets 10 the sir.
Wh,, dosi thou dream Of, lovely onc'
Of pleasure, Look around,
Behind the veil aud mask, fol- none
Unv.ifd, uumasa'd ATE founL.
Mail yon fair gal: the tears have ru.h'd
TO her blue eyes, the cheek has blu.h'd,
as with crimson wound
Aud why. your head 10 bound with pearl,
While hers hath but is own bright curl.
OF, pas. you such poor triumph by;
The Pride i, on your brow,
And laughing lip and flashing eye
Another hope ayow-
What dost thou dream of, lovely one
vi heart, that but a lOlk hath wCn?-
Looks shsft-hke from a bow,
That. slsy by chance Now, cut on thee
To think II such cold vanity.
o. do you dream 4 dearer dream,
aud can such dream he love?
10 star hath such fatal beam
In yon wide hraven above.
G.. waste your first, your sweetc.t year.
J'r wash away your rose with teaIsj
Go, like a wounded dove;
The poiSoa'd arrow IN your side
You eanno% BEAR you yet must hide
Mark het who by yen column lone
Leans with dsik absent eye;
d blush upon her cheek i, thrown,
III, from the red wreath ngh;--
Sire muins over some sweet VOID,
Lung WHISPERED hut still freshly heard,
Svme honey fIttcry;
Careless, pert nance, aud lightly spoken,
But which The heart toe oft hath broken
Why sLoI1d sptak these words Of doom
To5ue Of fairy glee?
Alis whoever IoOk'd on bloom,
Nor thought how il would BE-,
Soon, nothing but thing too deep;
For weary memory TO wser,
Aud thus it u with thee;
For all thy brauiy aud thy breath
ale hurst ~ care, to end IN DEATH
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n - fertoa5 indebted o. The tltste Of John R;et,,t
use' OF ihe county ~ Hanover, srruesfsd f me-
lnev'3ie Payment Aud those hlyirg elt,n,. sr,iG ~
% ehaic wiipfecn ht f1r sdjuut n befof, fs a., E
'' s"uay is<oi or ths will &c pleaded IN har ~ r.ey
aug %! 5'-rH ! ~. SCOTT al, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03

~ as eomm"sj 10 lac jan Gf augusta county -, -,
w day vi December last, Runaway bv ~. va we
no ssys h' belongs to WIN Hudsson, Of fitsyysn, ~,
& Ii,i oQ par ot iheu trowsers, kind Of lila.
Goa, end pantalu"ns, two shils, old hat m. "stu
%u.0, shout tee; OF inches high made
law. n GU ny ,s'seotdns 10
Dec.ii H. OK, jsiot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03

Real Estate ~ Prince GeOIge Tor Sale.
ElY yfue Of deed Of trust executed ~ me by John Dam
~ dfdgeI shall Thursday iht 81 day or jan next AZ
The front door Of The Esge Hott The CITY Of Richmond
oder i sale, II public auction, &, The highest bidder FOR
The said Dsnddgss Interest, o. wi one Undivided o.f
o uac II Land m The county Of Prince Georre ADJOINING
ihc lands q Carter Edioe auJ Othe a what IS called
Brandon Neck"
Th hOls Tract supposed to contain COO acres, ard IS one
OF tc mot valuable tracts Of h 'iye H. The costy The
tile believed 90 be good; but The subsrrer viii ovoV
nrh title only e' s conveyed b. e deed Of nua tefofeZ
mtn,i9nci.
The sait will 10 conducted by Tbonia, T,,I,-. Eco
FRANCIS J.. HIVES. Trustee.
Rlchnond Dec -. C7-7fs
The Editor Of The Pstefshurg Old Dom Mon " viii ple,,e
' nse the above ~ hs paper Until e jay Of le aud for
wsrd h'ace"unt 70 thi. ~ 70.
s. situe Detfee " uanover county couii, ~ 5nou0c
cd Che 28th u November 1927, will he sold III rubli,
ici,gn' on The lsi M0ndsy Of Febfny ftzs beng Henfco
mt day, The Slaves teionsirg % tlsm Eareh dec con
f,.nr u w,mcn col rA.H PETER BUHCH Auet
does e sass
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03

$40 RE U-dRD
" uNAWAf from The ,uheriher, iu ChestetG.ld mn,
NJ 1th INST QUEEN. She is about 81 wear. ~ o NE
an ea, wei %ae ieraby black and us
het lore eth sets rather out and they are I,i. -
has nes mole just by her mouth. She bs, h us She
Richmond belonging Nj Withheld Her clothing ~, ia
dcme,iie and calico Perhaps she may be ahnu, W.,
or IN Petersburg as she his aoguainanees hsreaho,,
subscriber wilt give the above Reward for the SAID he
hveied To hun or secured in Jail that can re, he.
Dec -. G5-w3wt John ut;a ~ again.
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PURLIC S-aIEs


WILL be sold, TO the highest bidder IN Mon,i,v a.
~ al Louisa courthouse, credit of ~ 'r.,i &
orb nesioes se!onSns 10 the Estate Of David Jobn.on
among them there likely young woman who oe.
ervsni also several young men. TIIoS. JOHNSON s5
NJ ca Ut David johnson, dee
C7-wtds
Fb-N.fLE EDUC.II ION.
Sit 'uHse'io.t has 'nssged Lady teach In her f,
"a TIE ensuing year. The useful braneb,. az
hdseaon wall he tausht and particular attention paid to az
TERMS
For Board, including Washing Fuel, ITO J..
=, Candle, &c &c. d. 10 hslf =" s, PAD
n D. Each scholar sni her bedding towel
The School to eommeaee 9Th Jan. % "''' ~e' *
JUDITH NJ. SMITH
R,o,-,,,. Mon:sosc, Powhsirs
Rev .Iu-. II. Rice, u y.
Of the Uni5n rheo Sen,Iy.
Dee. rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03

SHALL open srliTS School en5uinr year az the
fesleuce Of Mrs Susan Jxue1 county Of Hanover
s9on - miles from Richmond, sni from the Fork Church
ny course o inneon wall cDpri5e The Latin II cnch and
Lns.h Language'; Reading, Writing, English Grammar &c
'ssphy WIN tie use Of the Mai, aud Giobes
mode liHioy with Note, Mathematics and the Of Sur
yey,ps My SCHOOL VIII on the 5n DAY Of jan snd
be a,'eon nued on The 5h dag q Dec My price Blld
~ ne ~ dDifs' and Tuition 20 fpf the Scholastic u
month"; allowing Of the vacation
val uiake doduc ou Of 10 ois. the oad,r shoi fur
hf his o"n bedding aHd Towt Due attention vii be Paid
{" ie morals and nanngfs Ct NY Pupil, aud good discipline
uisintlined ~ school, HERMAN W. DAVIS.
Dcc. -, T0-u5fhJan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03

FeUiG'c School IN FdrmulHe.
<ftiE Female School will Re continued IA my family for
~ The year 1929, beginning 5lh Jan. III which wi, be
ucAtttu.
Tuition, per snnum, -
bVaio' including Lodging washing and Car dies
Dec. "a 7O-2awiw JAMES MADISON.
sNEGROES FOR JfII1t
N Thursday The i0h day Of Jan 1873, will be hired Out
- a While Plains IN the county Of Caroline from 4go co
Nesfoe consisting Of Men Women, Boys Gir bel5nrp<
10 the Estate Of Edmund Pendleton, dec.
AZ the lime sud place, will he oGefe Tor sale about
900 barrels II Cofu, Seyefa yoke Of valuable suy
Pln,1'9n Utep.l' Bonds with security, viii be required
THE EXECUTIONS.
Dec. a. 7D--ffOfIJau.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-03

" III a NIsB UIltI, DEC. IItIl, IS2I.
To the Editors Of the Enquirer
Genuemen,-While forwarding these Resolu-
TONS permit me to remark, that the county of
James City is decidedly in favor of Jackson. 1t
will give him a vast majority. II is said by those
who ought to be well informed, that his friends are
TO the Adams men in the proportion of four 20 one
and have no doubt of it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02
FOREIGN.

oFFIcE or TIE AURORA, PHGLADELPu1A.1
FRIDAY, NOV, q, 10 o'clock, a. NJ
LATEsr FROM EUHoPE.-By the arrival of
The Julius Cesar, below last evening from Iiv.
eEpo1, papers Of that city Of the 2Ist Of October,
have been received.
Russia and Tu16ry The contents Of the
French papers Of "Wednesday are Of considerable
Importance. The Intelligence which they sup.
~ from the seat Of war IN the east, though nei.
ther derived from official authority nor strength
oaed by precise dates and circumstance, confirms
the general statements previously received Of the
repulse Of thc Russian Army before Shunla and
the disasters Of its retreat towards the Danube In.
deed, the absence OF all official notices from the
Eussian commander, sufficiently proves the Ger.
,sinty o tie ialoss AID tie eStrut cf their los3es
VIENNA, Oct. 9.
The mail from Odessa Of the 10Th ofSeptemier
has arrived, and bring no news Of any consequence,
except the departure oithc Empress, which fooE
pl ce on y q 2tst. FAP9s. Or, I5
We have received Hem bucharest hc follow
ing letter, dated the 18th Of .ptember.
"rhe news which we have just received from
the ueatre Of war, confirms every hing which
Tts been sED0rucge fJ- this week yo;i, re s7sc'ng
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02

4 letter from Carthsgena, undcr date nc,o,.., @
says:"Tbe last private sdyices from I3ooo,s sIa,e
that the execution Of PadJIa and Ifoon,e0t would
axe Placeon the following day. The execution
Of Ssnander was 10 take place as soon after as he
'se'sssrT fcrma'ifes could be gone through va,
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
A VALUABLE FARM
For Sale.

WNILI. be sold at Public Sale. on Fourth days the
w 10th Of 70 mo. next, at the dwelling house on
the premises, valuable tract Of land, situate in
Mill-Crcek Hundred, Newcastle County. State Of
Delaware. bounded by lands Of James Thompson,
Joseph Mitchell, Abner Woodward. and others;
containing l09 acres, with the appurtenances the
buildings are good frame house, 30 by 90 feet, log
and frame barn, stone Wagon house and corn-crb.
with oraneres over head, stone spring house, over
an excellent spring of water: the land is Of an ex.
cellen quality. and in good state of cultivation.
divided into 9ficlds with water in all of them, and
good proportion of wood land 1t is nine miles from
Wilmington, with lime stone within three-fourths of
mile convenient to places of worship. mills. &c.
A further description is deemed unnecessary as it is
presumed purchasers will view for themselves.
| Sale to commence at O'Clock on said day, when
the conditions will be made known by
| JOEL HUTTON.
/ Nov 90. 62-tS.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
FO1. Sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale his story house
also his two story house adjoining, situate on Mar.
ket Street and in one of the most commanding and
healthy parts of Wilmington. Also the vacant lot,
in tront of the said houses, situate between Market
and King Streets Also, about an acre OF ground IN
the same town whereon are two comfortable dwell
ling houses, besides tannery and other improve
ments If not sold at private saloon or before thurs
day the lth day of December, the above property
will on that day be offered at public sale. An IN
disputable title will be given. The vacant lot be-
,wrrn Market and King streets, will if desired, be
subdiyided into building lots, and ifa company would
form to take the whole. the terms may be made ac-
commodating. The subscriber will be IN Whining
ton some days before the day appointed for the sale
and in the meantime application may be addressed te
him at the CecMon FoSt Office.
o. HORSEY.
Cliffs Nov IA, Ol-ts
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
last eNeO5;ce.

THE subscribers removal from the Borough, rem
fierns tit impractcabe c. him to attend to the set
dement, of bis late Brother JOHN POGUE'S Es-
tate, he has therefore given Marcus f. CArELLn
full powers to settle the same On whom all persons
having claims or who are indebted, are requested
70 call. No further Indulgence can or viii be given
as it has become absolutely necessary to settle the
Estate immediately. .----...--
JOSEPH POGUE, Ex'r.
n. B. NJ. z. Capee is also authorized to settle
nv iud viiual accounts many of which have beer
long time standing; and ir not shortly discharged
will be put in legal train of settlement.
]. POGUE.
Nov. 1S, 1928. 6l-4t
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
N Otice.

IN of an Act of Congress of the United States.
entitled An act to extend the time allowed Tor the Re-
dempton of Lands sold for direct axes III TAN cases.
All persons in the District of Delaware whose Lands
have been sold for the nunpayment OF taxes and purchas
ed OH behalf of the United States under the several acts
of Congress passed the Cd August 1875 the 9 January,
1885, and the 5h March 1876 for laying and colec's
Direct Tax within the United States, SO tar as the same
have been purchased for on behalf OF me United States,
are hereby notified that the time allowed TOR the
ton of such lands revived and extended tor the further
term of Three years from and after the expiration OF the
last Session Congress- That application to me on such
Retempton interest must be paid at the rate OF 20 per
centm per annum on the aforesaid and on the ad
dton of 90 per centum chargeabe thereon and the right
of Redemption shall well to the heirs and assigns
of the Lands so purchased behalf of the United States
as to the originals thereof ...,n,,o,oo>,
! Cerk, District Court Deiasgare Dlstrics
Clerks Office, Wilmington Nov. "a, 1879. oo--ot
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
Noung AaAies' BoarAing School,
a. ITllDli,apfop. Del0

Ill Wilmingfon, DelaDare
THE SUBSCRIBERS attended the late examination of
Mr.. Dareni,ortS School, members of the Visiting Com
mlttee gratied with the mode of insru ton, and
its results evidenced III the responses Of the pupils In
the different branches Of Reading, Writing, Drawing
Arithmetic, G am mar, Geography, History and Natural
Philosophy they gave honorable specm' rs OF their indus
try and requirements, and could not but feel that the
school was well managed, and worthy of more extensive
public patronage. E. w. GILBERT.
WILLARD HALL
August Is, 1928.
Terms of Boarding, Washing and Tuition, in any of the
branches $50 per quarter. payable in advance.
EctrG ChargeS.-For lfhSc, including the use of the
Piano, S12; for the French and Spanish taught by
perenced French master S6 Drawing and Embroidery.
SIS, per quarter. The discipline of the school mild,
parental and christian There will be of les
sonsin Psamody given in year, by person highly
petent and valuable library for the of the Young
ladies To those who remain IN the Seminary year or
there will be extra charges for books stationary
distractions III psauody.
The teacher of Music upon the Piano is European
and FIRST rate performer. The Of lessons ii
Psslmody will the present season. the lst o
November B. DAVENPORT.
Sept. IS, 1923. s.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05

Containing hundred and thirty acres, situate upon
the great road leading from Newark to Chrstiana Bridge
about equdistant from each, and at the fork OF the road
leading Stauntonwtn three miles OF the great South
ern Mail routes and convenient to the landings at Newport
Cnrsana and Ekon also, to several mills and places OF
worship of different denominations; and contains far
proportion of wood, meadow and arabic land. The clear
ed land under good fence, and divided into enclosures
OF handsome shape and convenient size. On the prem-
f2 h scs are erected convenient and comfortable
lHas dwelling house part thereof nearly new, in good
repair and sufficiently large to accommodate two families
log bar and frame granary, and planted thereon
AN ppc orchard and other fruit trees. The neghborood
heathy, and the society moral and agreeable.
fr-yrThis Farm has never before been in the mar
kethaving been the residence Of the deceased for near
thirty years and red constantly under his own particu-
lar care and direction
For further informant and view OF the premises
apply to hr. NICHOLAS LIE HURAY contiguous to the
,mt or 10 either Of ne subscribers at New-London y
Roads, Chester county, Pa. Hour Of sale, Two O'clock +
VI. Conditions at sale.
JOHN ME.NOUGH,
JOHN w. CUNNINGHAM
Na,, cod 1908 Executors.
| n H. posscsspn will be given the 1st day oApr mex
--and If the premises not sold at the TINE apponte
they will be held for rent. o4-iw's
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
Delaware City.

II OTIS in Delaware City, five miles below New
IL Castle are now offered for sale, or to let on
oo,od rent on reasonable terms. 1he buildings 70 DC
erected in the ensuing Spring are numerous ana
-and Tradesmen Mechanics, Manufacurcts-ahu o,he,s
disposed to make improvements there may hnd Prohtane
empoymen and make investments yieiu'ns S "
come for the capital employed.
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal at its ternauon'
in The Delaware rver passes obhquey through tie cee
ofthe City.pio; which from its eligible Location promises
to become place of extensive commerce. as wen 40 W
great deposit and must largely participate IN the nches
Of the Suuehannah trade that will hereafter pass through
h Canal to the Delaware river. The spacious arthca
harbour into which the Canal opens, offers an mporan
convenience to shippng,--n the secure birth wlcn u
will afford to vessels at point whence tey may
mace for storing coal lumber -four &c. and shipping them
Tor foreign markets, especially in the wnter when the
navigation to Philadelphia is obstucted by ice, will also
| be of prime Importance to the shipping interests.
The immediate vicinity OF Delaware CITY FURNISHES an
abundant supply of the best clay anil the manufacture OF
bricks is now in extensive operation there WOOD ana
lumber of the best quality can be had at the most reaso
bic rates and every other material for making good, cheap
and profitable improvements
Two lines of Steam Boats will daily during the ens
nr season between Philadelphia and this placepassen
gers VIII be carried on The Canal packets provided ioi
the purpose, the end whence Steam boats WI
daily convey them to Baltimoiehis will be doubtless the
cheapest expeditions and most popular route to the
latter CITY,
Every encouragement will be given to persons dspos
ed to build improve, and settle in this place. plan
the CITY can be seen at the Counting House of the Sub
scribers; or the house Of the Agent at Delaware CITY,
No. as! Manonl sant wlo,.es, .s1ia ph1oa py.pe,r.
MICHAEL NEWBOLD.}
WILLIAM L. NEWBOLD,
Agent, Del. City.
Nov 22d, 1928. 6f-1ot
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
ALSO, the
Christian Almanac,

Replete with useful and interesting information
TO the philanthropic and christian mind.
The above, with great variety Of other COM
mon and Pocket Almanacs, to be had single OF
by the Gross or Dozen, on the most accommodate
ting terms, to Merchants, Traders or Pedlers.
r. PORTER s. SON
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
JNAlW Il Ia!,H .s..s IN I'D.
Bans of Oflairare, Nou. 4

Ba1lk of Delapare, Mop. 4, 1923.
THE President and Directors have this day de-
clared Dividend of Ten Dollars per Share, equal
to five per cent for the last six months payable to
the Stockholders or their legal representatives on
or after the 10th inst.
EDWARD WORRELL. Cashier
5.-iaw4t
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
HOUSEHOLD FURMITURE,

Farming Utensils, and 1--we stock--amOng The Fur-
niture are mahogany Tables, damask window Cur
tans. Carpets, Sophia, Looking Glasses, dining set
Of China, two or more sets Of tea China, &c. nc
Among the Farming Utensils, are Poughs. Harrows,
cutting Knife. Wilmington built Fan, &C. &c.
OF his live stock about fifty head Of Cattle will be
offered for sale, the breed improved. being hall and
three quarters Alderney, among which are flfeen
mitch f,ows. seven woke of well broke Oxen above
the mildline size and handsome young Teas Va
ter Bull, ten head of Horses of which two or three
are aia horses. aud one a very fine gig and saddle
horsc. About two hundred head of half booded
merino Sheep, in part mixed with the Bakewel
Young and in fine order. A Philadelphia second
handed Gig, and Coachee built by Ogle, will like
wise be offered for sale. Also the FARM on which
the subscriber resides, is for sale or rent.
O. HORSEY.
Cliffs, Nov. ii. Gl--ts.
Delaware journal., 1828-12-05
E--,,n For Sale,
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s Whose pedigree places him in the first rank for
the turf being the of old Oscar, out of Poppek
both noted strains. He has been pronounced by
good judges to be equal to any stud ever raised in
the peninsula and his colts excellent for saddle
harness.
For further particulars apply at this Office.
October II, 1923. 52-tf.