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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07

NOT1CE.--Pwsuant 10 two deeds oft OF record in
" the County Courtof Buckingham, executed to me by
HeZckah Lpscomb one to secure the payment of debt
due to Sam Jones and the other secure 10 the payment
OF debt due TO Jones and Ford SHALL by the directions
OF the persons to whom the said debts been trans-
ierred proceed on the premises the second Monday
in November next, (being Buckingham court day. 70
sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder, certain
lot or parcel of land containing three acres
on which the tavern, sc. of the said Lpscomb situated
in the town OF MaysvilIe.
Terms Of Sale-Three hundred dollars of the pur-
chase money will be required in hand and the balance
in three equal payments the frat whereof to be paid on
the first day of August $780, and the balance i'm two
equal annual payments thereafter. bond with ap-
proved security will be required for the payment of each
instament, and deed of the property TO Sc
cure the payment OF the purchase money. Selling
trustee shall convey only such title as i; vested in me
GEO. BOOKER, Trustee.
oct. Y. 50-w4wt
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AUTUMN WOODS.


Ere, In the northern gale,
Tho summer trcsscs OF the CONC
Tho woods of Autumn all around our vule,
Have pu, their glory
The mountains that iaiuli
IN their wide sweep, ths colourcd hndseape round
Seem groups Of giant kings on purple AMI gold,
That guard the enchanting round.
roam the woods that crown
The upland, vshcro the mingled splcndors glow,
Where the gay complny of trees look down
Ga the gto0n folds bslOw.
My stops NIo alono
Ia these brght walks the sweet south west At play,
Elies, ustng, where the painted leaves ure stfows
Along the winding way.
And far la heaven, the while,
The sun, that sends that gale tn wander here
Pours out ON tho fair earth his quot smile,-
The sweetest OF tho year.
Where the solemn shudc,
VoriuIe and gloom where many branches meet;
SO grateful when tic noon OF summer made
Tho yallcs sick with heat!
Let in through all the trees
Come in the strange rays the forest depths bright;
Their sunny -coloured foliage in the breeze
Twinklos like beams OF light
Tho Ivulct lato unsecn,
When pickering through tho shrubs its waters run,
Shines with tho image of its golden screen,
And glimmcrngs OF the sun.
But meath yon crimson troo,
Lovor to listening maid might breathe his flame,
Nor mark, within its roSosto canopy
Her blush of maiden Shame.
oh, Autumn! why so soon
Depart tho hucs that make thy forest glad
Thy gentle wind and Thy fair sunny noOu,
Aud leave thee wild and sal
An twcrc a lot too blost
Forever in thy coored shades to stray;
Amidst the kisscs of tho soil southwest
To ond-drcam for aye
And leave the vain low strife
That makes nleu mld-the tug for wealth and power,
The passions and the earos that wither hic
Aud waste its little hour.
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NNlSS MACKENzIE'S Seminary will DO re-opc

NWlSS MACKENZIE'S Seminary will DO reopen
iVa cd on the LIST October, for the reception OF board
ers and day pupils. She returns her grateful thanks to
the public for the preference given to her establishment
and rests her hopes Gifts continued prosperity on the i'm
provement evnced by her Pupils.
1t is Miss Mackenzie's ambition that Richmond "a
whose inhabitants she owes much, may in the means
of education, equal any city in the United States. To
attain this end, she has cheerfuy contributed, and will
continue to do SO, by securing the aid of the eff
cent masters, all the advantages that be derived
from free acces. to welchosen library, and the use
OF an extensive chemical and philosophical apparatus
with whatever else she can procure TO facilitate the inn
provement of the rising generation and render tera-
ture and science attractve-With view to further hi.
object, Miss Mackenzie is now at New York.
August %. a. 32-wtf
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oct. 81.

EREING DESTROYS Of removing to the Vest viii
sell three Tracts Of Land. lying 10 the upper
end oil buckingham county, containing 3la acres,
one hundred and fifty cleared; hundred thou
sand tobacco hills, creek boom in fine order for
crop The upland is in good condition Tor crop; the
greater proportion resh70 OF tobacco land r.
clear he remainder unccarsd, well-iimbered with
Pine, Oak, &C. Five good roomy Tobacco Hou-
ses, conveniently situated to the bottom-Iand--
The ouher improvements ordinary. Second tract ia
half mile OF the above, OF 1873 81 acres with good
improvements. Dweling-hous with rooms four fire.
places, and other convenient mprov for family.
purposes. lao acres cleared land, wenclosed and in
good order for crops. The Third tract about one and
hall miles from the last contains IA acres 60
ed iand,n good heart for cultivation The unclearsd to.
bacco land of superior quality: this tract s situated
on one OF the best Grss Mi overshot in this part Of
The country-runs two pair of stones, iaiinr
stream The griss, from the best Information 10 COOL
Tor Ios or $50 barrels grain annually. There s good
water on all OF the above tracts, and the fields wewa.
tered Any person wishing capital in such pro-
perty, would do we'll to examine for themselves am
determined 10 sell, aud will sell suit purchasers and
give possession on OF before Christmas next.
Oct 81. 5Iwaw
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WLRGhVhq LaJvD- OFFYCE, Ocf. 20. 1s2s.--In

WLRGLJVL8 LaJyD- OFFTCE, oct. 20. Is2s--T,
eoD~mity to an SIN act to reduce into one act
ne Sec@dt acts concerning Escheotors" passed the en-
fdy ~ i'm 1913, do hereby maize knoton 10 all 10
6hon u may concern, that IL appears 6y certificate Of
me Esetedor 9f Wood county, bearing dafe the on
Oct, 1923, and This day receired in me Lond Office,
that by an inquest held nm The 20Lh dan of .q,,eUsf
1928, The (oioVing tracts Q land UiE Sne tract cam,
teining $3.50 acres, No. 1G, $500 acres NO o. 2I7O
NO o.; 1890 acres, No. ~; 1000 acres No 10; 500
dcrc',No ~; 1000 acres No. 2l roo acres No 22;
2f92 GeTes No 50; 1000 acres. No 90 all situated in
0od county on The tcaiers If Lee Pord and Tilgoyfs
CTes,s and Of Chich certain JOhp Jones UgIfo dcd
se1Sed, have been fotipd eseheated to the Common.
toealh NJ Yrginid. I'm. SELDEN. r. 10
Sept. 25. 10-ref
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ViRGINIA.-At rules taken IN the Cisrirs Once ~
co. Prince Edward county court, the 5sh day Of Oct.
George Dunsans and Sally @. s-wis. formerly Sal
ly q. Owen, PltH;
against
Nathan Fowlkes. adm'or Of George Owen dec TAos.
''0" "'''0n a. I" Manu. and Elizabeth A; hi: wis.,.
The defendants Mann. and wife. not having entered
their appearance, and given security according 10 "a
act OF the General Assembly and the rules Of this court
audit appearing that they not nhahitanu Of THE
State On the motion Of the plaintiffs by their Attor
ney, Its ordered, That the said defendants ann and
vile, do rpear here on the FIRST day OF January court
next, and answer the PLAINTIFF bill, and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted In some one of the puh
lie newspapers printed In the city Of Richmond for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted the front door Of
the Courthouse of this county. Teste,
d. J. woRsHAM. c. G.
Oct. 81. 5I-wsw.
I'm CHANCERY-At a Court held for Prince Id
III ward County, October the 2lst 1929.
Thompson Baker, James Rice and Mary his wife, for.
meriy Mary Baker, and Sally Baker, Compln,
against
Thomas Vernon and Nancy his wife, formerly Nam
cy Baker, Thomas Vernon admor. de bons non of Ca
lcb Baker, deed. and Exor of Jane Baker, William J.
rhernton and Nancy, Jane, Harriet aud Betsy Thorn
ton, infant children of said William j. Thornton Dcf,
Philip Adams is appointed guardian for the defendant
Nancy, Jane Harriet and Betsy Thornton, infants un.
der the age OF twenty years. for the special purpose
OF defending their interest in this suit and the defendant
William j. Thornton not having entered his appearance
and given security according TO Act Of the General
Assembly, and the rules of this Court and it appearing
to the satisfaction of the Court that he is an nhab
tant oil this State, the motion of the Companans bv
Counsci-ltis ordered, that the said deen mt William
Thornton, do appear here the FIRST day of January
Court nextand answer the Compliments BILL and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in of
public newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for
two months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted at the front
door of the Courthouse of this County.
Copy. Teste,
b.. woRSHAM, c. q.
oct. 81. A-wsw
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TREASURY DEPARTMEYT-5
Onfninr 4 Al IQDn

RIOTiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN to he pronris,o1|s y,
. the Sr per cent Stock, created in pursuance If an
Act Of Congress passed tho 81 day Of March 1915.
at 1t has been decided by lot, that the certificates Of
the soid stock, which are mentioned in tIe snnnSi
Schedule, amounting in the whole to three million,
J~ty-nine thousand fOe hundred yforfg.ftc doHnrs
oid ninety three cents be paid, ne Isl davoT Jan
uary next, to the rroprieors thereof or their e a
fescntayes or attorneys, duly constituted ON he pre-
sentaton aud surrender Of the said cert cates nj be
Treasury or al the Loan Office, where the same NAV
stand credited. "J
Notice is further gUen that no transfer of the cor
hhcates mentioned ia the snnexed Schedule from The
books Of the Treasury or any Loan Office will be al
lowed after the lst day Of December next
IND disO that The interest on all the cert6ca,e,
toned in The said Schedules will cease and deermine
on tho Slstday Of Dec. next s. ID. INGIJAW
secretary n NE Trensury.
Of 1915, credited on The hooks OF o Loan Office a, Diy
gina, and which are TO be paid on the Ia, OF January
1880, agreesbly to tle fore going notice.
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HROARDiNG HOUSE, NORFOLK, vA-Mrs
- ~ benjamin w Moss Gate Of Ricbmond) inform.
ner friends and the public generally, that she has takos
me large, airy brick tenement two doors of the Ex-
change on Main Street Norfolk, as Boarding House
ma house OF Entertainments where she is prepared 10
accommodate travellers and others in tho best manner
have TO request my friends, acquantances and ira.
voiers generally, give the above establishment cell
ect ~. 5o-w4v BENJ W. Nc -
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"a DMINlSTRAToRs NOTICE-The snbscribe-
LA being DESTROYS to close his administrator If ,ba
es'ae OF Evan Riec, decd requests All persons having
slams against said estate TO bring them
" authenticated by the lst day Of January nest To-
temsn As bsnoce will be pleaded in bar Of ali .,cb
as arc produced subsequently 10 that time persons Ia.
debted are required to make immediate payment
D. +. DABNEY, adm'or
OCT 81 1O-wlIw' of Evan Rice decd
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CHARLES W. ncGLYV.NESS,

. +, = ffUUsE, ZION, CHAIR,
.dnd ornamental Painter, Glider, Sc
~ MS 'u sana south side of the Capitol Square, and
49, next door TO the Compiler Office
GRATEFUL 20 his friends and the citizens NJ Viz
M gina generally, for the patronage he has reesy
Gus wosu INFORM them that he still continues to carry
ms prices will be suited to the times He forbear, TIA
say any thing about his qualifications; az resdepcs Of
years IN richmond, will enable the public TO Judge OF
his pretensions TO patronage "
~; b.--Worknen can be sent to the country at tAo
July 10. t.At A,
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n SHALL petition the Legislature Of Virginia at lis
~ next Session, Tor divorce from my wife Mary or
ROXY Avis JOSHUA ALVIS
Scpt >. S5 visible
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-07

~ IA b;-Constanty ON baud and for SALE English
- WEIGH and American States for roofing in a,1anti,
ties TO suit purchasers Of the best quality Enquire Of
The subscriber No. %, Light street wharf or ss Pratt
street. i'aium0re' THOS GRIFFITH.
OCT o. A. 2aw5w-
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p OBERT BURTON, ArroRNEY Ar Law. re-
~ specuully announces 10 The Public, that he has
taken an office Immediately above the Post-offee and
adjoining Mrs. Soutbgae's Store, where ne nav be
BeueTRiiV lound. Oct ", 4S-w6w
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IA VAN YARD FOR SALE.--By virtue of deed oftr,s
"A executed tome by David Lcsueur on the 18th dav
oil May eighteen hundred and twenty nine for cert,n
purposes therein mentioned, and duly recorded In the
CierK oice OF Powhatan County, will SELL at pub.
TIC auction, on the front door of Jordan Baoy's Tavern
Powhatan Courthouse, the third Wednesday In Mo-
venper next that valuable property
Ian yard and Grocery," with all the land and appurte
ndnces attached thereto situated within half mile Of
INC Courthouse The terms will be known on the dav
OF sale Acting as Trustee will convey such title on
~ as l hold under said trust deed
oct "a. 5l-w3wN JOHN w NASH Tr,.,..
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yf virtue of decree of the County Court of KING
= & Queen dated the 18th of October 1929 will be
sod to the highest bidder, the premises on the 10Th
OF next month"; IL fair if not the fair day (Sundays
eXceped) the tract of land of which John Hemingway
died seized and possessed and which he resided \,
inc Tune oil his death, lying in the County of King &
Sueeh near CARTONS Store and containing about 500
acresA credit of one year. will be allowed to the p.rr
chaser Tor one half OF the purchase money after deduct
ing sum which shall be sufficient pay the cost Of
SUIT ana TO deiay the expences of carrying the decree
INTO eiec' which will be required in cash. and of two
years Tor the other half from the day sale Eight SCI
vera bonds with good and approved security for one
e'ghm oil each oil the credit payments will be required
me day OF sale, which will shcw the terms more sx..
plicitly. BY THE COMMISSIONERS
oct 81. Al
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Mr. John Waters Of Philadelphia, manufactures +.
eloh called "cotton flannel" which appears To he ,yo
ven with twill, and then nap raised an one side In
warmth, 1T appears equal to the finest double rned
Engsh danne and in deicacy Of texture to the sohes
beaver,
Mr.. Noadah Rockwell, Jr., Middletown, Conn. hs,
Tor sale everbearing raspberry bushes from the ban
Of The Mississippi. They begin TO bear early In The
SpriHg and continue until frosi comes and the fruit 10
Is various stages appearing upon the sans twig
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SOBiIiC sALE.-Pursuant to- an order mad, hv
~ The Hon. WIN. Cranch, Chief Judge of the Cir.
SotoI me District OF Columbia, in the matter Of
'ohn DAVIS an insoven debtor will be sold at public
auction on the LIST day of March next all the right to
ana interest OF the said Davis in and to tract Of land
IN hanawha County, in the State of Virginia living on
M riVer on the D H. side, above and below the mouth
Oh i1ue Creek supposed TO contain about 30 600 acres
saie 10 take place at the Indian Queen Hotel in tho
ony oil Washington, kept by Jesse Brown at 4 O'Clock
ferns-A credit Of twelve months the purchase mo-
hey TO be secured by tho purchasers bonds with so
curIty to be approved by the Trustee.
TIiOS. HcGHES Trustee
p. MAURO & SON
sept. Is. 37-wtls Anct,nou
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81 LBEMARLE GRAMMAR SCHOOL-The frat
Ia session of this school will end on the 20th of No.
Ve!noer next; tue second will commence on the 2Ist
OF NE same month In this school will be auybt the
Greek Latin, French and Spanish languag and Ma,he.
mates. The subscribers pledge themselves TO eu,re
40 pains or hme In iiDpartng to those who may be en-
trusted TO their care correct knowledge of what they
profess to teach They have engaged the services Of
NIL Mr. An,oalo SPanish gentleman. who will attend the
'c,,ool ana give Lessons in the spanish language.
FOR those attending Spanish, an additional fe OF Sa
will be required. " J. FERRON~
r., , S. III. ROYALL-
VI o. N,,'e O. ooaroers- v. j. FERRoN.
OS'-"i Df-w3w
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-10
March 8, 1890
NkiNAietoWM academy.

TIME Summer Session OF this Institution VIII com
u. mence on the q Monday OF April next. Re
sides receiving Instruction IN the usual hranfhes OF
an Enplish and Classical education. the students
have free access to select Library of about 300
volumes of Standard works in History. Biography
Poetry, &C. The Academy 10 also furnished with
the necessary apparatus for the practical study OF
Trgonometry and Surveying.
The government of this Institution is mild and
raternal. The rod is dispensed with, except in cx-
IRENE cases ; and for the correction OF offences APP
peal is made 10 the conscences aud moral principles
Of the Offenders without which appeal corporea'
chastisement only hardens and brutazes the mnd.
.uarch Is, 1929. 93--tsc.
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a WOOL FACTORY
400 lt.lMIl'a

S.A ~ ~ =
ssiTUArE in the Village Of pequea, Salisbury
~ Township Lancaster county As niles IRON Phil
a,,elpha, and three from the Philadelphia and
lancaster Turnpike. This establishment consists
Ola stone 8 story building 25 by GO feet q
. Dye hoase adjoining 25 feet square. The inc
,ainery are one double aud two single carding ma
chimes. Picker, Bllys. Jennys, Stauey's Shearlns
Nj ,chine, Looms, Dye-kettles, Blue vat, FuiiinS
..:tulk, &C. sc. with good water power
For further particulars application may be maze
on the premises to ,n,,
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Sale of Real Estate.
WIN be exposeAto Public Sale,

A + Mr. Edward Stapctord's tavern, in the town
1Aof Milford. Kent County. State OF delaware on
Thursday the 10Th day of April next. Al the Real Es
rate belonging t, the Commercial Bank cf Delaware, TO wiz
No. /. Farm or tract Of land situate in the To-
rest Of Mspon bundled and County aforesaid, adlon
ing lands OF W liam Csl.way. VIM. Msen and o.ieIs,
and said to contain $50 acrcs more or less.
No. 2. A Farm in Brown. neck, and hundred
aforesaid, adjoining lands IT John CHAMBERS. cubeu liar
rngton and others, and said to contain 400 acres.
No. 8. Another Farm situate a. Aforesaid, al
nnng lands Of Nathan Harrington. Isaac DAVIS, Joseph
tsharsand others, and said to contain $50 acres
No. t. All that piece or parcel of Land, situate in
Murder kill Hundred, adjoining lands Of john n. Banning
Jea Clark and Others and sad to contain 409 acres
or less.
No. 5. A Lot OF piece of Land situate at the
Fork landng uurdcrkll Greek with store house and
carriage house, adjoining lands OF Lew Lister and others,
sad to contain acres
No 6. A House and Lot Of Ground situate 2.
aforesaid, ad oinng lands No. s. aud others, sad to
Gain 30 acres.
No = A House and Lot of Ground, situate as
aforesaid, adjoining lands Of John Brinckn and others, and
sad to contain one acre.
No. s. A House aud Lot of Ground. situate as
aforesaid, adjoining lands of Isaac Richards heirs Levi
Lsersnd others, and said to contn one and half
No. O. A House and Lot OF Ground, situate as
aforesaid adjoining lands Of Thomas Sppes heirs and 9TH
ers aad sad 90 CONAN i acres.
No 10. a dwelling House and ,ot Of Ground
situate AS aforesaid. adjoining lands Of VIM romluson,
Lev Lister and Others with Wharf am. Granary thereon
and said to nain acres.
No. l. One 4lh partof the Milford Mills, situate
directly at the town of milford fOre said, which
tsched four small dwelling houses and twelve Of land
less.
Nor II. 4 large two story dwelling House
store house and Tan Yard with the usual hxurcs,
in the town 1oresad.
No. Is. A Farm or tract of Land, situate about
three miles from Milford adjoining lands Of Samuel Towns
end George Hhite ami others, and said to contain $50
acres more or less.
No. ii. :, Two Story dwelling House, Store
house Wharf and Granary situate in South Milford,
county.
All the foregoing property viii be sold free from incum-
brance, and the terms, Which will be liberal, made known
on tile day afstle
By ORDER, S. II. IIODSON CasAicr
Cont Bank Of Delaware.
March 27, 1929. 99--ts.
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N Office.

I'm conformity with the provisions of the first sec
A ton of m Act OF the General Assembly of the
State of Delaware, passed on the seventh day of
February 1922 the President and Managers of
:" The New Castle Turnpike Company" hereby
give notice that a meeting of the Stockholders in
that company will he held at the Union Line Hotel
in the Town of New Castle on Friday the LIST day OF
May next. at 1O o'clock A. NJ. to decide whether
the capital stock Of said company shall be increased
for the purpose Officiating and constructing Rail
road from the town Of New Castle to the place cal
led Carls' corncr, in the manner and on the terms
authorised and provided by said act.
By order Of The Board.
j. II. BLACK, Pres't.
attest.
JOHN MOODY, Sec.
New Castle, 3lst March, 1929. l0i--tfm.
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Y VA'IlNN

Delaware County, April ;.
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Machine Cards.

&NILBERr BURROWS, Manufacturer of Pat
~ ent set Machine Cards, both Tor Cotton and
Wool Cardlug Machines, Of first rate quality, and
warranted to perform well with proper management.
Middlctown, Connecticut
The subscriber, Agent ior the sale of said Cards.
HAS NOW On HAND, large assortment which
he will sell on reasonable terms.
JOHN BAILEY,
No. ia, Market, Wilmington, Del.
Next door above the Indian Queen Tavern.
IVY. %, 1880 64--6m.
y. B. William T. James celebrated COOKING
STOVES, with handsome variety of common
stoves < Coal Crates, to be had as above at very
educed prices.
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Eor Saie---anA Rent,
At Public Auction.

FOR SALES Tons Of HAY, in Cherry Is
land Marsh.
10 REMIT Acres of MARSH, IN Cherry
Island, bouuled by Chrstiana and Brandywine.
The above HAY will be sold by the stack. on the
premises, on the / it'll Of April next at o'clock in
the afternoon.
The MARSH will be rented at public auction,
in Lots to suit purchasers, at same time as above.
Terms made known at the time of sale by Will
LIAM WARNER, or the subscriber
EDWARD TATNALL.
March 81, 1929. cots
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-10
1000 Dollars.

WANTED fur thousand bo''irs on loan for term OF
w ycsr at five per cent per annum tor which satsfac-
tory Security will be given Real Estate, worth at least
double the Apply previous to he first day of May to
WIN. II NAFF.
March ST. 1920 99--lAlay
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SITUATE on Chester Creek, in township OF AS.
- ton, Delaware county, Pennsylvania sever
miles from Chester and twenty from Philade phia--t !: