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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
William IIerdman, Shift
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For Sale, on a AibeYA Credit,
Newcastle, January 7, 1929.

WNTlLL he exposed to Public Sale, in the Village
W of Cantwells Bridge, New Castle County,
Delaware, On Tuesday the eth inst. all the hea
Estate of David Wilson, to wit:
No L. A parcel of land, situate in the said village:
containing about $50 ACRES, lS4 of which arabe abu.
50 of prime wood land and the residue marsh and
cripple The arabic land is enclosed by good hedgeand
divided into eight fields, by good post and rail fences IS
highly improved and very productive. Upon this tract,
there is spacious and very convenient BRICK dwelling
4l a house with rooms entry and kitchen onthe low.
III cr floor, and six good chambers above,a pump Of
excellent water at the kitchen door, large stone stable,
and ali other necessary out buildings also, commod0B
two story brick Store House, with fixtures complete for
ry Good and Grocery soS, with brick ofice attached.
IL which ~ fire proof vault this building has been
pied store for many yeas Also two large granaes,
situate Appoquinmink Creek each capable Of contain
ing II or $1,000 bushels; all ofthe above buildings
good repair.
This property will be sold together or in lots, to suit
purchasers, and offers good situation for conducting
extensive mercantile concern
No. 9. farm situate in Aopuqunimnk Hundred With
in one and ha'imles OF the aforesaid yag, bounded
one side by Appuquinnlnk creek containing about SW
400 acres OF upland go of which wood
'ant 100 acres of Marsh recently embanked and
for seeding in grass the residue 30Jacrts OF unmpro
ed marsh is of an excellent quality principally covered
with reed and cata and be easily improved to great
advantage The improvements large story brick
dwelling house, frame stable, cribs, &c. There is good
landing upon the creek.
This property might be made with reasonable expencc
most valuable grazing farm, and would divide convenient
! ly into two farms.
Terms of sale are, fourth of the purchase money to
paid when the deeds are executed, the residue (ypoH
being satisfactorily securely to be pad in equal
nual uslments. with nterest from The day Of sale.
SAMUEL THOMAS,
ARNOLD NAUDAlN,
! DANIEL CORBiT,
Assignes of David JGlsaa
4 Cantwells Bridge, January /, 1929.
.G, The National Gazette, Philadelphia; and Salem Mes
senser will please insert the above until SALE and send their
bills to this office.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
For Sale.

vHTFlE Subscriber offers for sale his property IN
81 the Borough of Wilmington it is situated on
Market Street, nearly opposite the College, and
consists Of il three stored brick house, and two
stored brick kitchen. and ii wash-house. The lot
extends from Market to Sh'pley street /, the Bran
dyyine water is introduced into the yard The
terms will be made known by applying to Major G..
p Bennett, the premises, TO Archibald HaInil-
ton Esq in WILMINGTON, or to the subscriber living
near Midtown. Possession will be given on the 25th
vi march next.
James Bennett.
Jan. 1923. 7G-tf.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16

Cantwells Bridge, January /, 1929
.s The National Gazette, Philadelphia; and Salem Mes.
senser will please insert the above until SALE and send their
bills to this office.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16

WNlLL he exposed to Public Sale, in the Villag
w of Canwells Bridge, New Castle County
Delaware, ON Tuesday the 27th inst. all the lea
Estate of David Wilson, to wit:
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
DESPATCH LINE,
FROM pMilaAeAphia to Dover:
BY Steam and Canal Boats and Stages.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGIIT.


yHVHE Steam Boat Baltimore, Capt. Whilden,
Il will leave Pine street wharf, Philadelphia. on
every Monday. Wc'inesday and Friday mornings, at
O'clock for Delaoare City. Passengers Will then
take the elegant Canal Barge, Lady Clinton, Capt.
Reddin, for st. Georges, where the Dover mail
Stages will always be in waiting to convey the pas
sengers to Dover, and other parts of the Peninsula
Returning, leaves Dover, Tuesday, Thursday
and SATURDAY. mornings at O'Clock, and arrives in
Philadelphia, at S o'clock.'P. NJ.
FARE
TO Delaware City 81 20
St. Georges oU
Cantwell's Bridge 0o
Blackbird oo
Smyrna w
Dover oU
N b. Passengers, by this route will meet with no de-
tention in going to the following towns, Cantwell's
Bridge, Black Bird. Smyrna. Dover, Camden, Mil
ford, Milton, Georgetown, Mllsboro. and to Snow
hill. A. HARltiS u co.
Proprietors
July go, 1928. 29--tf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
Machine Cards.

EILBERT BURROWS, Manufactures Of Pat
Va ent set Machine Cards. both for Cotton and
Wool Cartling Machines, Of first rate quality, aud
warran ed to perform well with proper management.
Mild,etGwn, Connecticut.
The ntscrber Agent for the sale Of said Cards.
win furnish orders short notice, and on reason
able terms.
JOHN BAILEY,
No. ll4, Market Wilmington, Del.
Next door abrve tn. Indian Queen Tavern
Nov. %. 1923. 64-3m.
NJ b. William T. James celebrated COOKING
STOVES, with handsome variety Of common
Stoves x Coal Crates, to be had as above, at very
reduced prices.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12


lie eansi t-M Win The 10y ofihs Nf'a'r.
IN esselusien, Mr.. ". again REFER d 10 IN
Or obshie rxeiirmeai, and rejection II tn Con-
tiauton, IL framed upon the bass prepared,
in ,hs bill and iinughi thai the people """'d
nsysr uns, the legislature ags'afe "resnze
rpa, aniioa: lsu wonld iorm oue by 'i"e o.
ihir own III and tie power 10 gvr ihai WV "
feet lie salemni, ,lep,ecstrd si.h fs'"fi,
eYrn II necessary and beersd gentlemen '" ~.
n,t,i upon the esiis ilissv tn.ga avr'i ~ "''
eaatse. aud bring upon then country by nus"
ther.
Me- u ,adti.lye isl, no pr, ferenes - his own
nnca1mrai ~, W Nilsson, iiat ''r'ag afa'e
That thrr, 3rss nvny sso ~isrd ne han'n'f
ofthe e,anveaii,n incr, asod i,sso''i ms tf'pr-t
'ias,, ar was Wiling 10 pre'eai TIE .t'eei'"" 70
tlr.n.
sMne conversation herr took Place. a'nons
nins.r.. y is,a. D,tlfidg. MI fhzfrgh. ~ to
,l.r hes, mode OF prateed,ae with hi nnmf'""s
prnps.,ii,,as the shirci had g,vrn aud ""iild
ei,e rise "a; whom
M-ssrs Terrell s Gogein both ia'i'raied thru
i4,,n, -, nj the rrone ,,,nc Of Giisrng prop"si
iiohs To the Committee.
fhc ours iun WAS tim taken, snd Mr. Mason 5
t8's.in. va. fejecit,t :,
Mich cpnteis,.in again tnok riare. ~ She
Nrs.s D ,,ilfid -. GbDie. Nneheraad ssl'iier
ioak part. relative 10 a moiino Of NJ D 10 take
tho uns iieu, on striking ant the lot Seeif"n. or
varying iip course ol proceeding. he tad'e
.5nri antnain,g ~, there was no difficulty on
mis- score.
Mr.. 6nc in then offered n spisnfe 10 the
an,eui.neti providing thai fc counties and
town. be III, i1ed ~ three eliSses. having -.
rnrd l,aih 10 white ppppifiea al a. ation. y
be represented accordingly. lie pr"pnsei thai
the Caaesuli1n on his plan should ounsisi al
$50 nl,ai,srs; aai thongsi il tue taitesf
rncipe Of com ron,ise bstwrsu the ead and
tn w.st lis substitute Wa rct'eiri.
MIR. Doddr,asr. s,nrndnrnt was rejected
aud he ihen Of cd another, divnlng the coun-
ties AID io~ns iof, rlasse. ,'i'e low"st Ia have
and the highest ner,bers IN the Can"eniioa
bm based npon white population. Hsre ",
Cord N made few remarks as IN The mp't II
pc.titieus course If prpoee ding --Messrs. Chris,
tiaa and Bplir,hgr both took part ia this con-
v.rsaiien--.,he former expressing his willing
ness 10 purse any course that might bring on
all The ,chenrs Of gen lemhn firlY.
Anl OH n,ai,oa NJ NJ. Miller, the Committee
, so reported progress. and obtained leave 10 al
again.
o., n,o,nn NJ Nv. Nelson. the House resolved
TO meet NJ II Instead Of l. o CLOCK
Mr.. May mads rcnofs from the Committee
on The subject of the Coonizaiion Speiaty--of.
dnred 10 be printed
The speaker laid before the House letter
fram The q iv"rhor. relating Ia the securities IA.
krn for The loans from tho Washington Monu.
men, fund.
Mr.. Doddrid;e rcmarite ed thu, the attention
hfihc Cpmmiitr, pf 4. Of J aad been drawn
70 The subject Of the titles 10 lands the Yves.
terra Waters, aud offered a ',ftinu neirncling
certain othcr enquiries 10 DO made on that sub.
'rct--agrerd 10.
Reports were male from the Committees b.
fGessr> Goode lsocV. Bnrioot, Hill, Whit.
AID iha House adjourned.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12
For The LeriHcion B,!neiiH.

DAvy CRooKrr, n TsnnsSsee member Of Gem
greSS. The facrtious Mr.. h of Ohio, tells good
story, in which this Congressman from the wild
woods of Tennessee, figures rs the hero. The
reader is 10 suppose Davy returned from the
hrSt session he had the honor ofrepresrniing the
people in Congress. He is TO suppose. further
that Dayy has fallen in with number OF mis-
constituents at n raising, aud is giving them an
account Of his visit To the President.
The first thing did" said Davy. CATER
had gott Washington was TO go 20 the Presi
dents stepped into the Presidents house
thinksl who's afraid 7 u ! did nj J mjsh
may be shot. Says. Mr. Adams am Mr.
Ctocket, FROM Tennessee. So SAYS hr, how ia
YOU do, Mr.. Cocker and he shook the by
The hand, although hr Luor Il went the whole
hpG Ion jackson HIdidHt tei6 ! mnv be
sio'. Nv, ony that, but seDt me "a printed tick.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12
Ith1 . A. sa u,
- - u
AUTHO':'S BENEFIT.
n this Evening, 18th inst.

P'H"e PeriorPn ~ The L. ncbburg Thsspin,
S0c'ig, The -Irahln If
The u id of .iissolonghi,
N''len by Stephen 7. Mitchell ,su' Of Rich.
nn'ns' Va with nlire new dre,se. deco.
IONS &C and per p-m-i III unbound
1Pp'an'e ut the Richmond Va. Theatre, and
6""'ry theatre, IVY re-.
VI ne n'av, u. .os,sal recitation of fhe
"feef 'l0rriOr, or Freedom and glory ;
song flashing WI Sergeant
n"'a "h the c'aironet, A Fasorie German
"",@' WIN Accomplishments by Mr.. Har.
man.
song, Grand German National air. Uurrab
Hurrah
me original comic Song and recitation Of IN.
country Snowman, with limitations of L,on.
and CymOais.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12
Maj General y. ). Army.
Washington u. & Dec. ~, 1928.

Occupation Of tas 0regon.-This very inter.
est ne point Of polio, MS already occupied Con
gress part Of tWo avs. Il "as rought fn,-
ward by SIR. Floyd Of Virginia, who had IN for
mer sessions bestowed much attention aud soil
otnde IN etlecting n settlement in that remote
territory OF the United States The advants-
ges OF having port al the mouth ofthe Coum-
bia or Oregon will he gIeat and important TO
our trade in that quarter. To the northern Pa
ci'ic Ocean, England and Russia a,e looking
with much apparent solicitude. Heretofore our
northwest trade and perhaps the China trade ms
connected with il have been entirely Left TO IFS
own Efforts and the interruptions of such pow
ers as pretended right on the Northwest coast
OF This continent II is time that the United
states dag WAS hoired ia that quarter. II an.
pears by the Debate which has already grown
OUT oil the subject that many entcrprisnc indi-
''uuals are ready to settle At the mouth of the
| Oregon, as soon NJ the government adopt the
I measure now before the House. At present the
country does not posses single harbour in thu
| whole range ofthe western coast OF this CONT
! nen'. The harbour at the mouth ofthe Oregon
has "a feet OF water and is apprsachable for
| ships in all Miads except one. There is, how.
ever an island M the entrance, which is said to
possess fine anchorage ground, and which will
be occupied N the same time. The subject has
| been postponed in the House of Representatives
ill .ncxt week. This was done AZ the request
OF Nj. Bates, the member from Missouri vino
received SEINE new Information throwing
light on the localities. the geography. sc. Of the
rivcr.---Ii is 10 I've hoped thai Er. Floyds inca.
ara may succced. N EpQare7.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

TT eitsii. : OR fgasi ialeJeu ana del.
raeY aud "a not a fhom difieu'ls We may
peres.ise the inconvenience ct The present ar
rangeinrnt as,ch more elearl, lhsn those .hieh
ma, re.ut FROM any new and un'f,ed system.
IT, n rfesi I'D pswerf ! rrrablie, nothing IS
asofc difficult than Tire disposition of the Ese.u-
I'VE power Vet. ttaarh nj very tnHsi of expert
n,rnis. l shonld he disposed 10 hy the edret
Of confin,ng the Chief Magistrate 10 u single
torn
With efrni respect.
| aui. sir, your OFT. serv't
]. MARSHALL.
The Hon ALFx. eaYtn,
~ ,.htnrlon
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12
PnrATnES IMPORTED.

10 1927, 2o.S92 bushels of POTATOES "efs ' ~.
ported into the United States rom the b''','
dominions but the exports Of American pp.,
foes in that year to Eng land and her depe"u'ii
cies were onlv two bushels. This, however,
the less 10 he wondered NJ. when we Teiiec' '''
the climate OF Greai Britain, ireland, t8'a"a
and Nova Scotia being more moist and co"' ,". -
that Of the United States, is better adapNu y
the culture Of potatoes.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

Potofoe.--Our couhi+ ymen sometimes 'rag
po'ators as lrgacies to the nations whom '",t
visit. Mr. Bolge brought them to Ih'hf,' The
IN that country hey are called " Bogles' .os
Hindoos regard them as the best boon oe"vr 10
upon them by The English Sir John M'"e.
introduced them into The garden at Busb"e D.
now they are abundant on the coast oi 'he i
sian Gulf aiid distinguished by The na'H'
MalcoIms Plum"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12
VI fOUk, Y, ,. A.
To DIR. 8. l.. MITCHELL, New York.
Esnac, ola letter from gentleman in Talla.
laa.e. LEIaLlIaA a fri...d Ia Ii.il Il..x

EsHac, ofa letter from gentleman in ralla.
hassee, Flofiis) 10 ms friend IN This town.
Tallahassee, Der. 2, 1923.
Onr town has. Of late, bee yer, much i'm.
proved. great nnu'hcr ofhodings have bS"n
erected this ynnr and several more contracted
fur. The adjacent country b~gins 10 wear the
aspect Of long settled plantations and looks
we'll The town is remarkably healthy Its
population is somewhere about 1900, and |
think but two deaths have occurred this year
one from consumption. Flour Is selling a, from
10 IL dollars n barrel corn, 20 cents, bacon
5a 10. Very little cotton has been hronghi in
this season. AieE. Gas.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

NOTICE is hereby given, that The New Glas.
- gov Hotel formerly in the occupancy Of
Jas. ;. Pendleton, has been th. year rented NV
me as trustee for the benef, of c. Pendletoo and
her children. This establishment will. in r..
inre. he carried on under the management Of
Mrs. Pendleton who invites all Of her friends IN
call assuring them that nothing on her part shall
I've wanting 10 render their situation CON Portable
HILL CARTER, trustee tor
= Pendeten and children
'.s w3nza
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

Williams. in his b5.t "a Yves, Florida. re
marks on the cultivation OF Indigo in that cou,,.
~. thai Caracas, alone was able to rival Eloridn
II this article forty thousands pounds sterling
N one year. has been paid ia London, for Flo,i-
ia ! digo yet nj TIN, time not pound is raised
in hr Territory lor sale n few planters cnlt.
vale u for the OF their families yet II is RAJ
seh with les. trouble than any othvr crop, aud
any female slave eau manufacture IL. Ihs
plant also ia u native nf Florida its uataral soll
IL the Pine B.rreps
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Most truly yours,
L.. kINGSBURY
hlainf Iinnlt

Dra, sir,-1he horned frog alluded to in the
within arrived last evening, in torpid state but
the warm rays offs genial san have perfectly
restored, aud although he hhs taken no susie
nance Tor seven months, he Is now running A.
hunt my room II ynu have no sucI ANIMAL Il
believe u should be eaI.d fepiile) ~ your mus
scum frankly tender u 10 you, aud y III, on
hrarng from you, transmit !, 10y some friend go.
ing 10 hrw.fofk. There u mr. difficulty IN the
u ansmissinn. as II was brought brre in gentle
mans travelling trunk, packed in tn boz.
Your ohedicnt servant.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12
ne whole performance vii conclude with
entirely original Comic
NJ p ID "a ., "

% NJ TNV Of
Hnnc. Songs, limitations aud Feniritogui,p,
IN tins pee" seven different characters viii be
represented by on" person none.
IN" housewife be comfortably warmed with
Stoves, mud every attention will he paid To
'oe comfort and convenience of the audi
rnCe
Price of Tickets, Box - cents; Gallery 50
centS to he had at the bar OF the Franklin 4.
Washington hotels. al the Book Stores ot
Mrssrs North aud Withers, nj the Cnpfec,ion.
ares ct Me'srs. Evans and Ayres, aud u, The
hos office OF the Theatre.
Jan. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

A singular case is mentioned in the lasi 'of
ume OF the Medical Journal, Of The compffe res
toraiion of the hair OF The head in person VIM
had become quite bal,, by the use o. s''"'s''
OF suiphate OF copper IN French brandy -
The application when used only once 20 v '' =,
moi be injurious, il is woiiha tral IN case -
badness.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

gentleman asked NJ. lie Tallevarnd, al a
time when every tidng vas fear aud suspense
" Well Prince how are affairs going 7 why
Just as you see, wa. the reply. The grn's'
man squinted; or RS the fashion able phrase D.
had an optical indecision.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12
DEEP PLOuGHIN(

Deep plop9hing may be verv prohfahIf p'"..t
t'ce IN sich soi and IA. fertile, sss'i'" y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

AdHfdHop Perhaps one Of the Gnest speci
mems ct base and impinus sersili,v On rrco,d, !,
ihe speech which il is stated IN Brr,irndix HIS.
Tory u 6caioSne.sur Mrr, WIS made by the pre.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12
Eyaed Fog, 40 Gdisa t-.t, VII Dc I'm D,

footed Elogs 40 .E1iida LII VII &c ltra ts
The iaiia.s,ug - resi- ondence, Tor a copy OF
.h'th ~ a'e indebted 10 The politeness ofDr.
Mach'll that oas 81 ibose euriou. animals which
briore the naiarrI history Of orr country whs as
vel knowa as Al present. exposed the pho.o-
phicai le1rrsnn ia an inisrh ridieule has SAFE
" arrived NJ Washington, 4; is nov doing well !:
We are happy 10 state. thai Major Hooks oiIer
Ia. been GRATEFULLY accepted, aud that the hor-
nsd reptile will SOM be transported 10 New
fork. Inc officers Of tie Ii,itrd State. army
I'D we'll ~ offhs Navy, observe great credit Tor
their uni'rm attention to The y, omofoa OF ia.
fnrsl seiencc. IN. T. sidfeaniaH.
DEAR H. ,JoR. "A freud OF mine AIR san
ford, viii hand this. rnd NJ the same time hor-
nrd Frog, taken on The Al snsss rrairies,
which hope will reach You n live. To pre-.
serss hin 80. yon have 10 do nothing bur r., him
have the All, and krsp him warm--pi inkling
his head occasionally with little water. lie
will also give yon scalp lately taken.
Mosi truly yours,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

Eve "a b"ss'elle. The following is spe.
o'.ne" OF The humorous, published eleven wears
man IN Taunton has invented machine ia
'ac''"a'e me eating OF shad and alewives, and
70 prevent the bones sticking IN the throat. A
spm''e passes through the ears a card is n,
'acned TO 1t aud flyers on one end, which come
0" 'ne sloe OF the mouth, and.by putting it in
'n'''o" WIN the foot the bones are thrown over
"'e shoulder II has been tried Ivy scveval per
suns SINCE which they have been able 10 pc,
.'e' Sni''s on aud OF without the least difficult
~. LUIS beats the Majors Mutton Mill all hol.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

neAhoo '-ihe fashion OF shaving ,hep ben
"ashrst introduced in Greece about Tho tine of
A'eSander the Great Itwas a, FIRST. however
regarded as mark of eiTemlnacv. and was only
'ac''sea by 10" persons au.I tops. Tn. pree.
musician 'motheus, wore avery long beard :
ano Dioeenes one day meeting man with a
smoothly shaven chin, Inquired ofhim whether
"e s"aseo as ii reproach Ionaure Tor having
made MN man and uoia woman
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12
Certain Cure for Indigestion.

1kdlins Digestive or Aati, Dyspspiic 'Losengss
ME subscriber has nst received supp,l.
IL OF the Paris Alkaline Digestive or Antv
Dy'Per''c l.ozenges, so justly celebrated for
the care OF Indigestion or Dysprpiia, and has
alse the highly celebrated LiAivum Medicin.
ais for the speedy and certain cure Of Ind.
gestion, Howell DaCjES
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

A dsrman Pyophet-In late advertisement,
u, "ertan"er. Of Gottingsn. thus pronbec,e.
III Tue nineteenth century, the tranIn,, ,,;o,,
81 wr'A's ""' he generally known aud p,actised,
Every Chemist and every nrtis,, viii mai, a
eo'n Nnehen materials viii be of silver, una
even gold which will contribute more ,Ian an,
,,'a ..'. 10 proong life. poisoned u, present BY
u"e 'N'"es ct copper, lead and iron. which we
daily swallow with our food
IL ~ "r" 'H's an'picious period arrives. we
''' ""f Paper on a golden press. and
up our soHe-qall in mkstands of siIy.r.l
y C0urieS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

The hrst Paper Mill in England, was e,.c,os
At hartford, b, German. in 1888, who w.,
knighied by Elizabeth; but il was ma, boc.a.
i7l3. thar stationer, one TtfumAs Wa,h.s
brought the art ofpaper making to any perl,s'
ton, p'"'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12
RnryEr hank.

The Hon. ALFx. eafn,
Washington.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

30 great is The vintage the present year in
some parts ofFrance. that il is stated in MAJ
villages the winners will give two hogsbead, Of
vine for an empty cask.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-12

indigo. III is proposed TO revive the o,,.
ton ofindigo ~ Florida. Formerly m,es ~
produced there, which WIS ouy riysled ~, ", vas
OF the Caracas. In FORMER time. lin "nas
$50 0O0 we're paid la London, IN one ,ea, ~
Florida Indigo. "' VT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-12
FRIDAY NORN11l@0 JUNE 49, $780,
TO Millers and Millwrights.

4 NY person who may be about to erect mill where
II the water fall would suit may find it their adj
vantage to purchase the articles in the brick warehouse
at the intersection of 18th street and the Canal in the
City of Washington, they may be purchased at much
less than regular prices. They have been examined
quality and executed in workman like manner
They consist of broad overshot waterwheel II feet
diameter with all the necessary accompanying, cog
wheels, trundle heads, SPINDLE hopper, &c. used in
over shot mill. Also, pair of feet inch Co.
For further particulars apply to Enoch Arnold of
Washington, or to GEO. JOHNSON.
may
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For FreiSMt.
For FreiSht,
Salt, ETC.

I'u'S day landing from schooner Seneca and for
safe by WA. FOwLE & Co.
+99 sacks Liverpool filed blown salt
hoSsheads retailing molasses
barrels y. +. rum
w feet merchantable lumber
nay
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Cash FOR Eegroes

CASH fOr NegrOes.
WExish to purchase ONE HUNDRED LIKELY
: NEGROES, Of both sexes. from ~ 10 IS years
,ASe,held hands, also. mechanics of every descrip
Persons wishing to sell would do ell to give us
'I" as We are determined to give higher prices for
a. 'han any purchaser who is now or may be here
''es m this market
,.. communication in writing viii be promptly at
se0 To- We can at all times be found at resi-
W. west end OF Duke street, Alexandria. u. c.
,Ue< FRANKLIN s. ARMFIELD.