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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

DUFF will certainly he done up. III The Telegraph
of the 26th ul. lac makes the following observation:
Emigration Of the JndGHs-Ne discover from the New
York Evening Post and the Columbian Gazette that
apo Ambassador is IN New York playing huaN tipou the
public under pretence that lie has been charged 10y the oXc.
tive with special for the purpose getting TN an m
dian Emei alton Society :! Thomas l.. McKeuny CHARGED with
confidential arrangement 10y this administration! We would
as soon believe that Tobias Watkins cinsatod as FU,
Auditor, and that FchrOwn again 20 sion l
the Navy Hospital Fund - DIrs the gallant ajor recolect
the ConniIrc ou l!ccucmcn the Columbian Bank and The
Colombian College,
Mark, reader, we brsccch you--'' Thomas l.. Nc
Kenny charged with confidential Arrangement by
His Administration! We would as soon believe that
Tobias Watkins was rcnstaied Fourth AUDITOR
Very well. On tic 29th uitimo, however, only
three days after the appearance OF this article. the
same vertahlc Duhin tho face ofhs previous assur.
ton aud with it staring him in the facc-ackm6wl-
edges thTt in Consequence of some communications
between Society in Now York and Mr. McKennv,
he Mr.. McKenny) ''wus INSTRUCTED TO 90 IN
New York, with permission to explain the vIcws of
the GOVERNMENT, so far as they We're known to
him.
Dufs yoracity or lis independence is thus called in
question Ifhc meant his first article as a statement
of iacts he has proved himself to have invented a
most bareiaccd lalschood Ifhc mernt il only as an
expression Of his own sentiments, he is dplaycd in n
most miserable Bringing position. lie boldly de-.
clarcd nc would as soon think the Administration
would appoint TObins Watkins Fourth Auditor, as
send Mr. Mckenny as an Agent! The Adminslra.
ton hnre sent Mr.. Mckcnuy an Agent. Accor-
ding to Duff Green, then, they must be corrupt and
unprincplcd!
Duff will most certainly be discarded. lie bolts
too ollcn' Phsnix Gus.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
From re Res,on .In.,..n,L

We assured that Gen jackson " i! ,rrn on, Tins, o
WHO haze official nlneuce 10, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y
Po'cs-iicsn'ord Enquirer. t'
The above was published in unnl.cr of the Jocl
son. as well a. National Republican, papcrs ahlnt Inc
time that Jackson LETT Nashville Ia take the Pr,.,c.n
;ial chair. IL originated in letter from friend of
the Richmond Enquirer WIN pcoi;'sSed Ia be with
The 'tcEctal, -tid to knDW is sentiments. As nm ry
esnplihcatIon we beg leave TO relate n brief sto.y
y subordinate officer in OF our custom hui,s
WAS taken from humble condition nv t,. I,iloc,or
tone oil the most honorable and knd hearted OF hl-
man bcihgs,) and appointed to the place which No.
held uni the reign of Jackson. IL, was a heroie
ana snc ah intemperate politician HAT h frequent
IS aSsaIId gentlemen who went the office an Inn,
slnrss. and who had desire II NEEDLE. - IN poir.
nnd least o.: al an opposition to the person of whom
we spetk. The annoyance barrmn excessive, and
complaints were entered 10 the Collector against ms
JacEecrlan pT1feSe. The cOmDlaInants said hcy did
moi wish Ia Infringe NJ. - rights but thew t,A
not Junk it their dnty listen To his slang evrrv
time they came To tho Custom House on business
The CollcclDr invited the subordinate TO an inter.
view IN which he simply stated tlr fact thIt Iin Rad
received complaints, and for what cause and desired
Mr.. - 10 tcssl IN future Tho Collector updoubt.
edly did wrong; such Al least Is the opinion OF all
who we're acquainted with the They all arrcc
that no ought to have removed this impcrinent and
nSolen brawler Bat he did not for he VOL know
that theac woud he oscribed TO the worst of mo.
tiNcs,--l C.. The sam" motives which now nctunte
Jackson. One would have supposed that such mild
and maQpanlmous treatment 20 "A person situaied md
patI onHcd as this worthy creature was would have
inspired gratitude aud tenderness Not SO; but iI-
sprcd with the true Jackson spirit. hc irscs ndcI
from 'hc interview, and then III presence of other
subordinate officers and Strangers, loaded his kind
patron aud highmnded superior, with such filthy and
Profane obl"qny cannot with proprcty be printed
and far from Oltcrng, he rcdoublcd his noise and
mpcrinencc. Listen o The sequel This subordinate
officer has Gecn promoted and the Collector his i'll
jured and generous patron and superior turned ont,
Foa USING nus OFFICIAL INFLUENCE FoK POLITICAL
PURPOSES.
This IL precious spccimcn of The conAi,ency as
well as justice Of Jackson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

OF the South The ieariessly INTERNATIONALLY ,,
IDLY consistent. the waverDg, apost atisno
weethercock, and the steady, undertaking ndhorent &c
principle, matter what may be the actuafinp native
whether purcor impure, whether patriotic or s.fsb
80 they opposed Con. Jackson's eJcc,ioo Iii
must expect 10 ali beneath she fell swojp u ,tn, re-
(rml. munster ready has this oHii, al FIc,,,,,e.
commenced his Peneusian labomrs in A,nb,rna
Harry j. Thornton, Esq. OF Huntsville has been a
Joc,cd from the Office OF District Attorney for North
Alabama and Mr. Joseph Scott appointed in L;s
plhce. Who Alr. Scott Is we do not know hnt vv,
Anow TINT Harry J. ThOinto1 has won Tor hnrclfn r.,
puiation enviable that ofany young man in this
ar any other country. Now why, we ask. was he
turned out of Officer Was il because ho wns incnnnbe
oi dscarsing the duties Of hts station: Certainly not
Had he been guilty of criminal lashrs or win Lc
DO made out public deiauiter and thus placed b..
the side of the Fillebrowns, the Watkinses and tho
Nourses: Can any of these charges be made and
sustained We should think not. What then il
The true cause' We call upon tho freds Of the
hencral tn answer because we feel interested in
Knowing. For IT Gen. Jackson is To be licensed
10 run riot IN his career of indscrininaie pro-
scripuoii, 1t Is high time that the batteries of
ifce and independent pres were Let loose up,n
nan. we adeocacd Gen. Jackson's election in
the hope that with his success better state of thinrs
might be induced. Bat We are sorry To saw tia,
we have 'swapprd IN. dsca for "a toifch" Our fifth
was powerfully shaken when read hs 'nau sIr Al :"
s"l every net oi his administration, save The ap.
pOntmcnt OF Rives to the court of ST Cloud has
ma" tendency TO Max lis fainter aud fainter in the
cause. There must be something weak or corrupt
~ That Administration which makes Duff Green
10 organ ana there must be sonnet hjnp .rultpu I'm
denmark, where the venal treavhery OF scli Ine,,
us Amos Kendall, Isaac Hill and hioril.csi o; H. AFRO
rewarded with Jilice."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

IN FIrico county court, Aug l2th 1929: john w S,nl
4 pit agsi, (covsana Catherine Jones an infant v Jub
Mly sheriff OF the county Henrico her guardian All
nen assigned by the court TO defend her this it Samuel
p. Parsons aud John fsel diis.-lN CHANcrRY
The defendant john Ese not havns entered his app,ar
aud given security according the assembly and
c Fea 81 this court and appearing Ivy satisfactory evidence
That he inhahnant oi this country: ordered that
c sad defendant do appear here the of the neat
Novener term aud answer ie h of the plaintiff; that
OF this order be forthwith inserted some nevy a per
sied in tie civ of Richmond, succeSsivelv aud
posted At the 'front.' door ut the HOUSE, this county
Tcsfe CHA'S WILLS nv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
THE FORCE OF PRINCIpLE.

II must certainly be gratifying to the true friends
of the country TO such positive demonstrations of
returning sanity in the public mind is offered by
cal, paper published in Cheraw, s. Carolina, which
has hitherto been n warm advocate OF Gen. Jackson
"Proscripiion IN ai1bamd.--Thc campfire spirit of
reformation is gradually extending itself towards the
South--IIavng gutted It's enormous appetite to "a
tiety with the innocent ~ we'll the guilty blood OF
the north it has turned tho full broad glare Of its ba-
si!sk glance upon the genial valleys, s "4rUG beIia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
COMMERCIAL aserarG.

rArt OF LATEST EuROrEAN ApFIcIs.
From Liverpool -. July 81
td,"r and WheaL-2lOo bb City Mills -four ne sold
yesterday s. 75; and sale Of 50 bills Canal nou was made
So - Holders OF canal fr a>k s % AMI the Niur, do
anxious 10 make heavy sales Of civ Mills NJ 8 -
We oc Wheat al 30 cts 81 though understand prime
viii command 97A to 81 -.
.4mouh 81 Produce and number Of Bouts oasv,, o,ra
ht1'ou@h me Lorrer Locks.
Arc SLIP hhds tobacco $40 hhls -four ?s7 Is whoa,
7t1 lbs sundTv articles - boats coal boats 1910 ms ca
Sfrr l53 hhds. tobacco IG DOis. a.as L.: u. Nirr
~ boats, - coal b'ats, 2;l has coal
StPr III hlds tnhecco, 2t5 bis -four, bus g heat
300 hoaproles II hoai., coal boats, 25il coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
N:1ART NE AINWgs1
PORT or RiCII.AOND.
SAILED

SAILED.
Sc.r Nice & Mary, Saunders, for New York coal.
SCnr Minerva, Mister, fer Baltimore, with tobacco aud coal
SciT Atriau Sharpe, for PHILADELPHIA, coal
Sluup May, Mathews !oT City FONT, tobacco.
NoErOrs, Sept lAr, sclUs Independence Hooper ron,
Baltimore, 80 hours, bound To Richmond; Planter Hail. from
N!aImque Nevhein Packet, Middleton lrou Richmond.
Below, bound UP, chr Transport Ayrcs, from Orleans
NV loRs, Aug. Si-Arr, brig Columbus Lake Al Is IN,
- Cbcs dhl.l lat 81 long H. spoke ship Moeca,
I'm London, for City Point, Va
Sailed, schT Fairfield. Richmond.
IHL'DaLrnA, Sept I.-Cld, brig Adams, Hphns, Norfolk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
JoTzNz n. GORDON,

Grocer and Commission Merchant.
OFFERS to bis friends and the public generally,
~ well selected assortment Of GROCERIES,,
at wholesale and retail, all crcspi ardent spirits.
Special attention will DC paid any produce consign-
cd TO him, 10Th The exception abore mads and receive
ond forward gnods to persons IN the upper country
on the usual terms sept I-8i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

From hae Frankfort (hy) commentator, .4as. 10.
iHt fosr MASTER GENERAL.-The remarks of
esNp.al eastern papers. upon the suggestion offis
Sp't Mr' VIM i. B1rry was in default TO the gov
'n'ht' o. L" the department which he now Dr,,
c '"r ZEN iho'isaild dollars, have attracted dar par
uc"iaf attcntion Among them the "nut i.orlzed p,
cu"2""'Jed deniH," cf the Telegraph. Until las.
sunday no paper was received here in which our
pers IN this state having thought b.si q, Lf n
was then too late to procure Office copies and prc
pare an expos ton in time for this paper W., regret
that those eastern friends who display so much solicit
ude, must be kept in suspcuce whole week: bnt il 10
unavoidable. and shall be but week IN our mex,
some things which records of the Federal Court
IN ihis town riH show, shall bc disinrtlv set firth
ana we viii then also explain the u'nsion TO matters
connected with tins delinquency, which We said
"ouih niI'c common men stare" And n we arr.
NOT sustained by the facts, la ali th, we lave n,,an
ced upon thus subject, we will sgrce that we are m
no oct'eT predcamcnt, IN this respect than M is
mo 10 excuse an act at cruelty, charged Mr.. IIaw.
.''s with beipga deiaultcr, aNd s;s the cbargc re
tuted. ~ '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
Fyon he Ncriurky Colanenfo,o,.

VII way, rs IS generally known, man of Uncommon,
Te"n anu "anAncss oil manIcr the practice anent
- MOI ms manu- Yet there whose
ohied IN OF less dirusied, r s is those " no know
"n HS see what mas Heighbors think of him ie, fact
peak Col James Morrison was no relation of H.n,v CT
mere was 40 secia! grounds for confidence between tr
eNeep Ni was Founded upon the knowledge each ntsr
true characters. They been az Ioo as MIR ola,
han h'e ~ kentucky their transactions with other
anu Col Morrison died, few years since, time
when Mr. Gays private affairs ere in more iIa,!,r aI
embarrassed condition than they had beon and wien his
enemies were Circulating IunoIs that he ruined Yc'
Col NnrE'Son made WILL jst bcore his h lcayiu, AJr
Gay i executor and committing his charge large personal
rae, (nPwanso SiOt0O, we heeve.) cyeSs ayec-
tohS n no secHty should he required him lime tins e.,
has proved that Col Morrison m;s, en- il, his n,au
ya,e ohaIacie;' -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
sp5R~cau. TX. ClAmgust >

MANY g. our readers have probably heard Of The late
EdS:fefd Ghost; and some PERHAPS wonder that we
nave not Contributed our aid III the circulation of an
occurrence So extraordinary and mysterious. Our
apology in part is.-Wc expected by the time We
should nave placed the marvellous narrative snugy be-
fore oar readers the real agency woud De discovered
anG liz" mycroas would bc turned INT the iicwious
such has been the case.
The Strange and understandable unisss that have
been 'shtening the good people of Walhuiu proucc
dcd' not from ghost. hut young man in the neigh
bourhoad composed of real flesh and blood. So We
nave turHcd out n hoe Pr0phct. What mn easy and
sale wav OF prophesying' to let the event hap
pen before VIC fortel IL. H. is said though IN good
earnest that II tins young does the like
gam, The people intend tn make ham real Ghost.
OF We requested announce Lucas r. TuoNrsox n
a.. rlIll a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

A GENCY.--Thc Subscriber offers his SER
HA vices foi the collection of claims against the
United States or individuals Ills knowledge of the
manner Of conducting business at the public offices,
and acquaintance with the citizens generally afford
great facilities for the speedy settlement ofaccuunts.
Satisfactory reference will be given, and charges
moderate. u. ROMANS.
Georgetown, y. G.. September I, 1920.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
The Ohio State Journal
Nv HOLEsALE REroRm!"-

a., - oH'o ot"tc Jourhui says article headed
Nv HOLEsALE REroRm!r-
, he .'r lnnna Illinois aud Missouri papers notice the
''a' oi s~dy Registers, Receivers. ro.tlnas,er &c &C.
T states, am the aplonlmen; OF others hl pa.
' reasons aic gwen Tor those none bcing in IA
heinS understood tina, the latter thorough
e'' were each emitted To his recrrd whle the former
wh" naf voted the ApANrs TcXrr last Election uuncs
uuw I,nce." nv f'''!!-d' So"'
ny TINS "searnhing operation of er5r,o thus 20 no
enforced on Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri The. FREQ
nom OF Election ia those 5intos IL to be assaulted by
ne stipcn'iinrics of Administ ra ton whose sol,
pFcpl" oi action seems to be the retention OF power
unhHseNedy obtained. ana unwor.hilv use,--n go
KING istratioh oil mir. Benton Cnurk Ia his Report
on Executive Patronage The exercise" snys that
learned partisan OF the present Administrations "ot
great patronage az he hunts nj one man. I'm, ram,
slant todctcV 10 snifg tie purity IF our institutions
"dnd To enarHger The G6e1iies If he couni,,," yLn
same gentienanS picture ''of the couecon and dis
'our'e'heafs ~ reretae Uifh all Us tram 0f srluyes
Jols and eonf'wrtS and of the pcr1lcious ..pow.r'
oi tie President over the Spppor and consequently
over The "ic'H OF n list of officers. "lnrmiiabc in
numbers aud still more from the vast amount of,no
"ncy III their hands" shows how well the Senator
whlle penning has report, understood his political
friends. MAJ. Jour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

Besides number oil smaller
Whole Tickets 81, Halves ,, Quarters !.
For sale at Z. CHCTBB'S Lucky aud Prompt Pay
ptdce sen (
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

NAsmyTToN, SrH, 2-Thc rcsien, Of the limited States
tueh 10 the seat oi Government yesterday Fori Cal
u' W me s'e packet Potomac, accompanied hy Secc-
ioFy oil War au General GIaot We ave clad 10 learn Ina,
ihe tieiiloi heolt has been inlprore! by III trip.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

TINE term Of the partnership OF ANDERSON, GARrH
u g. Co. having expired on the 3ls ult their con
noxou is dissolved except for the purpose Of facili;n
ting the settlement Of their business. Those having
claims against the said concern, will please present
them for settlement, and those indebted to them will
make payment to either of the parties, to Mr.. Jo-
siah Leake, Jr. their Agent
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
JOHN GARTH,
DAVID ANDERSON. in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
MANAGERS, OFFx0E-


To be drawn TODAY
prize OF $1,000 | prize Of 5000
do 862 9 du fOUO
do 100 10 do I5O
BESIDES SOS, 40s, SOS, &c. sc.
Tickets 81, Quarters l.. Call at The Naupters.
Office. YATES 81 M-INTYRE.-
:,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
Cotton Yarn!

COTTON YARN! COTTON Y.4R.N!!!
order to meet the ex4sency Of the present times
and competition on a fair ground--Aso, to enable
Country Merchants and others. to purchase COT
TOW YARNS, as cheap IN Trgiaia other pats
OF the Union have concluded 10 sell nay Cotton
\ arms by the quantity OF 30 pounds and upwards,
IN assortncnts of equal quantities from No. to 10
at q cents per pound, with advance of three cents
per No. up 20 No. %. 1t is not necessary to say
any thing about tho quality Of these Yarns as they
are SO generally we'll known, and allowed by oil who
have used them 20 be Superior To any IN ne Jnion.
Orders lc2 or forwarded to Mr.. VIM. CLARK H. Pc.
tersburg, TO Mr.. William Wallace ATr John Wyse,
and Mr. VIM. j. Clarke, Richmond or to myself at
the Factory, Will be promptly attended to.
am also pncp1red 10 furnish Cotton Yarns dyed
any colour suitable for stripping checks or gghans.
at prices to suit the times. Good white seed cotton
viii be taken in exchange for Gotten yarns, or ginued
Tor the customary toll, will be purchased ~ the
Factory, and the highest price given I have a Wool
Carding Machine IN operation at the Factory, With
new sct Of cards all complete, which warrant to
card wool rolls IN q manner superior 10 what any
other ever did, or docs, in this section Of county.
Price for curding, 10 cents a pound, - cents
If find the grease. The arrangement is made
with this machine, that wool can be cardcd as well
IN winter as in summer.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

w inform her friends and the public, that she has
taken the handsome establishment belonging to Mr..
Moncure, recently occupied by Mrs. IIcth, and ad-
joining the house recently occupied by MIS- Page as
boarding house.
The house affords comfortable accommodations for
ladies and gentlemen. Members of the Convention
aud Of the Legislature will find the situation agrcea-
ole, and convenient to the Capitol. Also fsailics
visiting Richmond. aug 2G-w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

OTICE.--Passengcis per Schr. Planter
L will please be OH board, Saturday morning,
the 5:h instant n O'Clock precisely, at Rockets,
when she will be taken in tow by the Steam Boat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

~ We are requested To announce Lucas F. TnoNrsox of
Amherst, as candidate To MI the in Senator,
District accustomed BY Gen. Gorons election Consrsss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

COTTON OZ.NABURGS d H4R,NS.
HNHE Subscribers as agents Tor tho Amelia Faclc
n ~, have III store a supply OF heavy oznabuTgs'
intended particularly for negro shirngs and cotton
yarns assorted which We offer for sale OF the acory
prices: WORKMAN g. MGRUDER.
augl9 W:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

% ST. JOHNS CHURCII.-The Rev
WM. +. LEE is expected in time to conduct the
usual services on Snbbath next. sept
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

q lpEK slNEGAR.--25 barrels prime CT,
der vinegar, for sale by the barrel or srnals:
quantity. by r II. DREW. Ao,t
sept N' "a =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
TIE Drawing Of The
N. York Consolidated, Extra No. 10,

IPiH be rcceired TO MORROW.
IS Numbcrs--6 Drawn Ballots.
SCHEME.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
HAwKIrTS' OFFTCU.

Whole tickets go, Halves 5, Quarters 80
A package ofaO whcles, embracing the so uumheIs
may be had for $20O-A package - compelled y
draw $40, and may draw some OF the above splen
did capitals
a. For chances send your orders post paidlto
ong al S. HAWKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

SHOES,
On MONDAY, the 18th insant, OF 10 o'clock Gil
We $50 500 % our Auction and Commission Store.
w Packages Shoes, prime quality, sui,ed n ,h.
season. and direct from the manufacturers.
sept o. ID. s. Co, Ausss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
p. CUUBB'S OFFICE.
TOMORROW the drawing OF the Vermont No.
CAPITALS.

10, Extra, vii! 10 received.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04
HAYWOOD.

POi1hRiGn Cotton Fact0Ja.
Address, Joseph ITeyyood, Subjects Tavern, Pow
hatan. aug lB-wJw c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

For chances for the above splendid capitals, cali
or send your orders to PE.4R.By9JNrS OFFICE
Recullect that two drawn numbers in this scheme.
NAV be entitedt $500. Tickets only $40, shares
in proportion. sept WIN. PEARMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

In WEDNESDAY, the 9Th inst. at 10 o.cl,,t
VIII De sold M our Auction Rooms a general asa,
ment of DRY GOODS aA"'' =
ALSO.
an invoice OF French Goods, and 10 picces Lon
don superfne black and blue Cassirneres
. IeFfhS at sale y. ID. & Co. Aucts.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-20
q Valuable Farm Tor Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, AT PUBLIC SALE
A GREEABLY to the last will and testament of
"A HIM. Lindsey, decd. the Farm on which he
resided, near New Ark, said to contain 1877 acres,
so of which is woodland, acres meadow, and the
balance arabic. 1t lays adjoining lands of F. II.
Holtzbecker, Jno. Pitner Iacharah Jones, and 9TH
ers, on the road from Chrisana to Ekton. 1t is
well watered and as productive as any lands in the
nsighbourhood. 1t is laid off into six fields which
are well set in timothy and clover. The improve
IA ments are good log dwelling House, with
ElktH three rooms on a floor, Barn, Stables. &c
x well of excellent water at the door There IS al
SO very good apple orchard. It is desirable sit
uation and well worth the attention OF those VINO are
disposed to vest their money in lands.
The above Farm will be sold on the 2d day OF Fe-
bruary next at the house Of James Frazier, in New
Ark, at Q o'clock, p NJ.
Any person disposed to purchase will apply to the
Subscribers, who will show the property and make
known the terms
ELIZABETH LINDSEY. Eae'r.
JAMES ANDERSON, Executor.
Ne,c Ark, jan 1Sth 1885, TITS
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-20
P0cket BoOk LOst.

XN AS LOS L, on Friday evening or Saturday
w morning last, small POCKET BOOK,
containing two notes Of hand, about sixteen dollars
in Bank notes, and sundry other papers not recoi-
lected. A reward Of Hus Dollars will be given for
the Pocket Book and its contents, on delivery at
this Office.
January 10th, 1922 TIT.