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Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
ADMINISTRATOR Notice.

ALL PERSONS indebted to the estate 81
JOHN zELEFRo, deceased, either BY bond,
note, or book account, are requested to come
forward and make immediate payments and all
persons having claims against the said deceased,
are requested to present them TO
JOHN WHITLEY, .adm'r.
Middleto,pn, Del Oct. %, 1928. Get
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate Of Tho
mas Marshall. decd, are requested to come for
ward and make Immediate payment; and all per
sons having claims against the said deceased,
are requested to present them to
NJ. COUPER,
attorney in fact for tse .7das'y.
New-Castle, Feb. ~, 1899. 23-4t
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
"a Roomto lei.

TO LET, and possession given on the 25th
March next, q FfoHs Room, suitable for an Office
or counting room, IN High stfeet, opposite the
Office of Thomas M'Dowell, Esq. This room is
now occupied by Charles Thomas, ESQ. as An
ATTORNEYS Ofiice.-Enuulre Of the PRIMER.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
DRY GOODS,

suited to the season, which he offers on reason.
able terms. He returns his thanks to his friends
and the public in general for their past favors,
and hopes by strict attendance TO business to
merit share Of their custom.
WILLIAM BAsSETT.
Feb. 10. S2-tf
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
NEW STORE.

THE SUBSCRIBER has just opened at No
q biarket-si Wilmington, formerly occupied
by John w. Tatum, next door below the Indian
King Hotel kept by John NJ. smith) an ex-
fcnsivc asuortmcnt of
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
Tnh Bntter.

FHNHE subscribers have just received and
Il Tier for sale 40 tubs of Prime YELLOW
Butler Also on hand. general assortment Of
Groceries; all Of which they will sell on moder.
ate terms
JOSEPH MENDENH & co.
Corner Of King aud second ste. supper side Of
the lower market house.
10Th mo. 30th, 1873 8--6t.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
Dissolution 81 Partnership.

1T has been concluded by mutual consent that
the firm Of Buzby e. RQssen, shat! be dissolved,
and terminate on the first Of the present year.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
A NEW AND CHEAP
Retail and Whoiesale
GROCERY STORE.

Now opened by the subscriber, At the North East
Cornre Of Market and High Sfreets,--where may
be had at the lowest current prices, the follows
ing articles, with all Others kept at any establish
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
Young Ladies' Boarding School

III Wilmington, Deta7Uare.
THE SUBSCRIBERS attended the late ex-
animation Of Mr.. DapeaPorL's School, as members
CT the Visiting Committees were gratihcd with
the mode Of instruction, and its results as eyi-
denced in the responses Of the pupils. In the
different branches Of Reading, Writing, Draw
ing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, History
specimens nf their industry and requirements,
and we could not but feel that the school was
well managed, and worthy Of more extensive
public patronage.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
e. w. GILBERT,
WILLARD HALL.

August IS, 1923.
Terms of Boarding, Washing and Tuition, 10
any Of The common branches $50 per quarter,
payable in advance.
Extra Charges. --For Music, including the
use Of the Piano, $40; for the French and Span.
ish, taught by an experienced French master So,
Drawing and Embroidery, Sc per quarter The
discipline ofthc schools mild, parentaland abis-
tian. There will be one course Of lessons IN
Psalmody given in year, b9a person hlShly
competent; and valuable library for the use Of
the Young Ladies'. To those who remain IN the
Seminary year Or more, there will be no extra
charges for books, stationary or instructions IN
Psalmody.
The teacher Of Music upon the Pianois Eu
ropean, and first rate performer. The course
Of lessons in PsaImody will commence the pre-
sent season, the LIST Of November.
D. DAVENPORT.
1000
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

CERTIFICATE.
We, the undersigned, Inhabitants of Cranber.
~, were witnessts Of the dreadful sufferings Of
Mrs. SARAH APPLICABLE, and her cure by
Swaim's Psnacrs, after seven years confinement,
and checrfully subscribe to the truth Of the a.
bove case, in the hope that others may be Undue.
ed to apply for relief to the same source.
Signed RALPH p. LOTT, NJ. d.
Signed GEORGE DAVIS, NJ d.
Signed RoBERr M'CHEsNEY, J. P.
N. q. In order to put the public on their
guard, we are assured that there are number
ofcounterfeit adulierations ofthis most valuable
remedy, which has already done much injury,
not only to the character Of the genuine
SWANS PANACEA, but to the lasting inju.
ny Of the patients health.
Feb. z. 24-4t.
GfSwaim's Panacea may be had of NJ.
Johnson, Sole Agent in Wilmington. at
No. 90. Market-st,
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
FOR SALE,

0R SHARES Of Farmers Bank Stock.
4V Frpuicuiars, apply at this Office.
July Sd, 1898, 42--3m
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

.,,Aassss, Personally appeared before me,
s&NA&z Robert M'Chensey, one of the Jus.
stkSN% VIZ tees % the Peace for the County Of
SsakkS Midllesex, in the State Of New Jer.
NsIss{fstS sey, SARAH APPLICABLE, who
made oath that the foregoing letter contains an
accurate account Of her case and cure by
SWANS PANACEA.
Signed SARAH APPLICABLE.
Sworn aud subscribed to before me, the 18th
day Of January, 1929.
Signed ROBERT McHEsNEY.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12

hiShA VI y character,
Sugars, Coffee, Teas Life Of BIan, Perfect
PePper,allspice, Gloves, Love, cinnamon, pep
nutmegs perniint andanniseed
Mustard, ginger, Ben Sugar House Molasses
gal and Spanish Indi- W. India do
60. Winter strained oil
Chocolate, Of LIST and Summer do do
I'd quality Common do
Sweet oil, in bottles g Coarse salt
TASKS Ground do
Rhode Island, Pine APP Fine do
pie and Sap Sage Msckerel, No. 1, Q AND
Cheese 3, ia barrels and Ian
Cognac brandy & HOl. barrels
land gin Rice andbarley
Jamaica spirits and A. Almonds and rRisins
meriean brandy Spermaceti, mould &
N. East rum and Amer common Candles
ican gan with an assortment
Madeira and port wine Of brooms, brushes
Lisbon & Teneriffe de sc. sc.
Sherry and Malaga do
N. X. Country produce taken in barter and
scld on commission.
GEORGE LocRYER. q
sltas,a
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
Cabinet Warehouse.

John Ferris, Jr. shipley, between I'd and 81
William Jones, corner Of front and SIMPLE,
streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
Gsncr3l 1aGtg.bI3.
HOt-SE or DELEGArES.

49,, SATURDAY. Jan II.
ohs-i concerning Humphrey Marshall , To incorporate
company to erect toll bridge Shenandoah river 3
tn ns and amending the several crnng the an.
Po'e ni haonur masters and declaring Their duties.
ieF nave rejected tie blsl Concerning John " llie,rs.
'oncens Jon a7ef And Trey have agreed the rcso-
non I2t apo ns JOINT committee to examine :ro the con-
u , u t.e u j; t'nery and ilc SITUATION finds
Sh motion ~ VIZ Uithr the iiou proceeded on Joint
oat win m s'" - elect Briadicg General in he room
)i zen I: C. tS:ru resigned
Nr " fcfrv imported by Mr. D1dfri4g. nor:n-ted Col
Tho II. Clarke OF iIi~vlvaia
MT ttrtS' - EshtN, supported by Mr.. Scott nominated
oL mo ha'e"port II Halifax, present Representative
Nj Dalg supported bv Ncssrz 7rErto,. .gns,rqon Of
= Z, ~ 7or OF iuvarna raipes a4d Gordon, nominated
Io tfar.cs W c0dsou OF T. l..
~ bI'lr' Clark" 96 Wo9dson So Davenport 80
'oi lavcnport beng dropped by a Uf tIe HonSe the
~ ballot 500 f.. Iae !UoWood,on 30. so Col Ciaths
On motion of NJ. 1n.or Of yoovay I,,..e rr9ccer
ed to elect roder General f c Brigade in place of
Cen tliaul'"dayne Jones lcsi med
~ HrdeTscR Of NottoHay nominated Col SanT b. Jcer OF
U 0Hof 1ovi.a;an nominated Col Francs b Povall of
Povhsi
M Fitzgerald, supported by Mr. lktin,on Of Of WIGHT,
nominated mos Beverly Randolph, e-l Cumberland
.S .nrc OF Cnnhef'ud, nominated coI Rich'd Beverly
iIe'sr C1,1san fChasles City, trs;e g. rjaH1ce er-a,
ed 80 Incidental discussion lie rule which rad govern.
en- ,nr Executive and ought TO govern lie Legislature making
The ballot erg counted Sod, for Jcet - for Randolph
no, for iov 81 81, for EgZie,iou 10.
50 No i1ldoPh elected
Ga motion Of mr. Yonce, the T-nl;a order Of the day
On i' i rcling % Ire e'y Fund, postponed Mon
On motion Of Nh " ut4o,, the hour OF meeting was
chsn7cd agsiI % II O'Clock
Mr. huqhrcugh Com Of Courts Of Justice 5yr
Hh"e of EocSbddgc from that NJ Roa & Internal Nay;sa.
non ot'' ~ H0H ile Committees Of FropJsi.io & Grc-
an' 7nl II f"s'a7 from Select Committee, made
On motion ofNIr. DViorn, the House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19
DEBATE ON THE CONVENTION.

IN, notion 70 strike ont the first section Of he bill
Hr0ricng fJr representation in the Convcrtion b,y
Congressional Districts, being rndor consideration.
Er OLD said, that he could not 5ut consider the
course OF argument pursued by gentlemen in opDosi-
hon ~ ;h3 bill, somewhat extraordinary. Thov
hay acclaimed against e, as MOI be- Ing in accordance
"nh some pre-CDncCiy"G views OF prncipcs of n irs
bnt nave Hol attempted to snow low il will operate
70 Inc injury or endangcr the rights ofthc people in
my par 81 tho state The ycn le~lnp fr,n, Br,oIn
M. Dod'ridqc.) who last addressed vou dcnornccs
u as containing fcaiuie Of property representations
LnEg thdt never occurred in any Convent IOr before
Du., nt does not 5Eew. that such provision is unrl
soudJe, oT would operate nlurioGsiy 10 ihe rohts OF
tn f. Jp" or tuat IL Is Incompa ibc with Inc objects
oi al re- Goy"rnmon and The arguments Of the ron
tcinc1 from Frederick and Brooke do cert rinly how
ever dscHlmoi, contain strong app nj m our fears
- PofIon "ithcr arguments may be rendered thus:
W. Wnnr "a Convent n. and we must have % I'M orr
own way or not ~ nll-bowar" how YOU reject our
demands Tor we shall never make another apnnal to
TINS I"use-iorce (which is The toundpon Of al poid
cal poWerJ 10 with as though we drprccate its use
but u you reject Osr demands. look to The conse-
qu'nc's' Now. sir. arc these proper arguments upon
Surh IN occasion, viii row SIR cudcavor 10 do
what tnof" gentlemen Gid not. I will examine into
INC merits oi this bl, aud whether IT is calcutta
10 promote The proper objects Of government
DIT "idL conceive 20 b" the proper object OF all free
government. is 10 afford protection to It's ciizens-
prot con to'r'r rights Of persons, and thor rights
OF liorery. The ar-t q! these objects, is simple and
Guy oi Hii"nncW ~ every representative govern
ent b"cHus Ibis class Of rights Uniform in their
charecicr Tho personal rights Of the citizens Of
Boook". ard of Princess Anne. Of AcconacI, and Of
I'ec. together with those Of every intermediate ccun-
ty, ore precisely the same. The representatives Of
one c,iou o. tii" state cgurot pms laws injurious
TIC per OrJ r"Hta o another section without equally
olrrtlrg t'cl' oun. But llc rioha Of properly arc
u N.y DE- r.n' ch1rac'cr-they arc nymorous, VA
rous ard t'9crt of adjustment; and in relation 10
thm IS manifest, thlt the representative from ono
portion of ihe atc may en4c' lave burthcnsone and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-19

OiS, anu proper lnUuCice II the Union.
Col. Bcn,on has made a speech i'm ,fe, n.tc of
the u States, in favor of getting interest from Dcpo-
sits in the Bank of the L. States. ouere-yvould
1t not be well before this were done, to get paid to
that institution, The principal due it from tho Bans of
Missouri:
Eutchns g. Barton, late Governor of'N Carolina,
is appointed Governor OF Arkansas, in place Of Gen.
lizard, dec.
We have received communication containing
Undergraduates. addressed to The Governor end Couu
Gil, in relation to the contract with Lyon for pcni-
Tertiary convicts. We so'icit an interview with the
author before we publish his communication.
GEORGE COOKE. This gentleman, who is
We'll remembered i'll Richmond us successful portrait
painter, and whose early and selftaught proficiency
gave earnest of his rejecting future honour upon
American Genius. has resided for nearly three wears
alternately in Rome and Florence. applying himself
with unwcaricd assiduity to the study otthe immortal
Chef d Ouvrcs in those venerable cities. What pro-
gress he has made in this period may be readily in
ferrcd, where so much genius and application have
been so much favored by being placed in contac.
Will VIZ moSlei pi'c"S OF ancient ana modern art.
and we are happy TO state that the Public Of Rich.
mond will be favored in few days with an oppor,u
nifty ofexunning the evidence Of Mr.. Cook improve.
ment. Mr.. Cook has completed and forwarded 10
the United States, number Of fine paintings. on
gnals aud copies, two ofwhich have already reached
this city, and will be exhibited in few DAYS nj the
Museum. Those Original j9i, i,ioy rictc Of ST.
Peters at Rome, and copy of Tmtou's Venus. tn,
hncs and most celebrated painting in the Gallery Of
Florence. ofS;. Peters at Rome those who hay,
attempted to descrhn it, speak OF us effect upon le
senses rs ovcoedln.c in submity all that the ART
fetal world can produce. Lady Morgan said that
when traversDg rs spacious aislos and contcrlpla
ting Its vast proportions, she could compare her
sensations to nothing but those inspired by ii.st
Welt upon the ocenn.
Tie product ofthe exhibition Of these paintings is
to enable Mr. Cook to remain in italy some time ionr
er whom is hoped he will rcturn TO this oitv We
trust that the taste and fashion Of edmond will nro
mote audablc purpose, well as CRAFTY itself BY
patronls'ng the exhibition. Mr. Cook we believe is
Nirgnien, at all events, he is al American
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
by FLETCHER 4 ToLER
Valuable Real E.,atc for SAFE.


lrHNiiE subscriber In pursuance of ,w,
Il deeds ottrust, executed 10 him by III,
Isnrviviag partners of the late firms of t,ai
Bullock, IL Co. and Cali & bullock. an,
he executors of Wm. Cab, deceased. fwl,i,;l
deeds bear date on The jIst dsy d March
1928 oilsIs for sale, theIiolluwing valuable
real property, 10 WI
2i6 i.2 acres II iaud, pprchased by ,lr
said Gait, Bullock - ca of n. a. 4. Brad
flute, situated in iheeopllySof Bedford, near
he town Of New Londpe.
l35 81 aeres vi land, lying, in Campbeil
county, near Gambler s5Sloa,lihin, aud IN the
vicinity OF The Town Of Il nchburg
An undivided moieiy II The Black Waite,
Mills, and the lands thereto hppurleunn,, stu.
ale in the nnnediaie nrighherhood of the
lawn OF Lynchtnrg Che property above
described, belongs 10 The Concern Of Gait,
Bullock a. Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
TO theeoncern oil Calf &IBuilock. to wit
Tbs House aud Lot, With Tue appnrte nan
eesHp the town OF Lyndbnrg, formerly oc-
cnlaedshy the said eUacsri,s, rs a Store, and
now in tho occupancy Il Mckee IL Meeu,.
Also, the House and lot immediately in
tho rear of the one iastheniioned, and now
occupied by Landlord y Veddrr,
The terms oi sale wlEbe liberal, aud made
known on application the subsoriber, who
will convey 10 the purchaser or purchasers
such title as is vested il him by the deeds OF
trust aforesaid. and no other
CHISWELL DABNEY, trustee.
Aug 81. ts3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
THE INVITATION,

AA/ T. gre most cOrdtdifY 10 al Wh0 phhf
w any article freadg mdde Clothing, 10
cdii on us, our assortment being superior 10 my
IN The piace, and enlbrdceS srery drtitie ~ hea-
Iemens Fashionable Clothing. Wemofkma1P
W ran Udrrn,t, and our prizes cniinot tai 10
please, being less than the goods can be boaght,
and made up for IN MiSp iace.
BIZ our last arrirni, Ue receired SOM Su1erjpe
Frock and Dress Coats Of blue. biaek, Cioret,
OHre, broun. &c ais0, Stec Wired, blue, gran,
aud br0Tll COaieeS, Pdui,tiOOns 0feocTV shade
Of Ctoh and CnsSinler.s ais0, tine CnssneH dnd
tyirn stout Bang up COrd Paltdio0ns, uhh
SiraDs (jOr riding N hdndsOme assortment NJ
yesis of Noisskin silk Yeiret. black blue, bro'cn
and faneu Silk Pests. But Cnssinere loachei,
Vnlencia ami 5icansioma. grent pd7tiY ot
Patterns. fine Linen. Rubied ptaiH 5.hh. Drdu-
ers of Burkskin. Siockmeh, Flannel nnd Cotton,
knit Shirts and White Flannel Shirts lot u
dry GoodS and fancy articles. as paf'nSheh LIN
Msr Stocks, Patent Stocks Pfdh npd IrthiH'@,
,iegam six Hrndterchie(s entirely neW pat.
terms, Patsm Suspe1deys. BgD C5drats. Cfarat
Sifiers tine Seaiskar Caps. fur, collars 9cnrte-
ard biack Mariuo Siuwis,) some very hne Beasr
Ihtis of chcdp qualities, n large assortment Of
Shoes and Boots of erery description.
A supply Of CiOnks ami Big CONS, sotst rerJ
tsocfior. real Tartnn Plaid aud fne Gauntlet
Chunks uiih fine Cioh Innings nth or nth
om sleeres fine Drab and Steel mirsI Bnne ~
C0ais mad, in HE latest Sipis, (So,nc erira fine :.
Ohre, black and Drdb Big Goats, Nth targt
Capes.
ladies' Cloaks. Of SIX. nth Sak Innings, "a
beautiful article, MISC ~ Werino Ctoth Grim
SON. blne AMI bInci CircaSinns, Tartan Pidd q
f,acv sL,iDed CircnssidH Cionks. NTH cnpts o,
boods. a lot of list socks tined 9Th a0o0l II rom
GoriaJie article for irarehsrs, MS Ue nte Geiera.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

YTyrE subscriber again has the pleasure nj
n anuonnclne 10 his friends and cushion.
eIs, the arrival of further supply oi nfW
Books, among winch amy tie ioind The lollo y
ing VIZ
Our Village, Sketches of Rural Character
and Scenery, by Mary Russell Milford, IN ]
vols.
The adventures of IIags, Bahia of lspahan
in England. III Q vols.
The young Pilgrim or Alfred Cnmpbcll',
return 10 the east. and his travels IN Egypt
Nubia, Assn Minor. Arabia, DC. by Ms. lioi
| land | vol,
A Mnnnal Of Gen. Anatomy, containing .
concise description Of elementary tissues n
the Human BODY. from the French oi 4
T.. !. BnyIe aud II. Holland, by 5. ID. Gross
NJ. ID.
The History ofthe reien Of Charles the 9th
by VIM Robertson, -. II.
Johuso,i's Ensish Dictionary, ms improve
by Todd aud abridged by Chalmers, with
Walkers Pronunciation, octave size.
Morgan's Masonry.
The Lady OF the Manor, by airs. Sherwood
in . vols.
Byron's aud SCOTS poetical works.
Amswor,n's Latin Dictionary, Mngenf'
French do.
Adam, Cummings and WiIlet's Gcogra
phy and Allas's.
4 compendium of ,helaw of evidence. by
Thomas Prake, r,q. The American Edition
containing the largest coll"ctionever publish
ed. al the decisions in the different Suite aud
United State Courts, by Joseph p. Norris,
Esp.
Thomas's Coke uppn Ll'l.ton, vol..
Chliy mud Christian blackstone. Blake's t.
diion ofcoaversations,,o on No,nraI Philosophy,
sc. all OF which Will be sold ut reduced
price" I. a. WI ififho.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

SWATtI'S P.fNACEA.

FTNIE following rs a tran Station of letter
a from the original Spanish. dated Odd OF
September, 1923. forwarded to William Swain
by !. q. A. ,llan,son, Esq. American Con
sui.
Satisfactory evidence of the respeciabiy of
Mr Rodrigues, has been laid before the Editor
Ut the National Gazette.
CARACAS, Republic OF Columbia.
sept. 81, 1928.
in I'm. Swnim. Phiiad, iphin
SIR: The marvellous and beneficial effects
of your Panacea in a nnniher OF Instances in
WHICH j, has been tried in this city. and OF whi.li
! am witness aud ad,nirer, aud he necessity OF
ii supply without the risk OF ahnerniion OF
some bottles for NY own house and for some
particular friends of NINE, induce me tn take
'Ic liberty OF addre sing you. and TO snpplicate
you to have The goodness TO send me SO bottles,
directed to the .onsul resident at this capita |,
fviz G. A Williamson, Esq for which will
pay thr sad Consul, or such person as Won may
dncct, according to the invoice nut trust vaa
vii put II al the most equitable prie :. have the
sailsfhci ion 10 iniurn on that | am an ocula
witness Of sirteea cures Of the greatest impor
tanre al 'cted ny your Panacta, Of SgpLiiiiit,
Chr0Hlc ippefcTais gia u'cerOus di,sa,es-aiso
Of hioer cd.lplliais so common III this country.
This had the ust and meritrd praises which
have htstn@ed apon the medicinr have
brought II into grem estimation, al piih-
out doubt 1t III deserve more from da, 10 day
for a considerable number Of person are la.
King il with profit.
have the honor 20 be- &c
(SIsned) T. MIGL. RODRiGUES
Its I" he greatly regretted THAT in conse.
quence Of the unparalleled succrs. of this ned-
cI'Ie 50 many inert limitations OF it are dali
~ to'stered on the public and that IA remedy
OF 'ch Invaluable powers should thus be fasp
fed
10 The price being now reduced TO TWO
poLLARS per hottie. places IT in the power of
all classes ~ avail themselves OF its use
lyN SWAIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16
Valuable Land for Sale.

N WISH To sell NY tract OF Laod lying ia
Il Amhers, county, adjoining the lands Of Mes
srs Amber, W. Mcdaniel. +. Winston aud OF
thers.-This trae; of iasd contains about 30
acres II lies well. is in good neighborhood
aud surpassed by few upland plantations Tor
fertility of soil. There is good proportion ol
Tobacco land on it, and the balance well Adap-
ted 10 the cultivation of small Rran'. My Object
Il selling is TO remove TO the western country.
Il not privately before, shall offer II Tor sale "u
The premises 10 the highest bidder on Friday
the 9TH day Of February next. The terms
will be one third cash, the balance in one and
two years. A satisfactory title will be made be-
fore any payment is required.
ISAAC HANSARD.
Jan 90, tdsI7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

Arrangements hav" been made for lie publ
cation of biographical sketch Of The late Rev.
]ohn Sun,me,ttH. tn enib,hee sonte Selections
rom hI, ipnblus. The work ~ Ia u. executed
ny u hIrn1 Of Mr.. James donie p,nrfy. the 20.
ct, aud Under the immediate supctinirnleurr
aud direction OF the peel himself Ire woIl,
viii donbdes. prove valuable addition in lhe
department oi Christian hi, gfaphy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-16

The New York Evening Post states thar Co.
lonrl Pickering, whose death is announced,
mad been for yearly or quite year engaged
IL writing work oil deep interest 10 the PEG
pie of this country the lllr of Hamilton, for
whicl, he was r,n,nrnlly qualified by his per
sbnai intimacy with thai iinslflons man dume
the most Important and interesting ppriods oil
his political history,
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Commission Business.

HaHE subscriber having entered into the
b Commisson business, offers his So
res 10 the merchants and planters trad "a
this place. Tobacco, Flour, and other AFRO
duce, conisded 10 his cafe to sell or ship, will
he strictly attended 10. He is provided With
Storage in a Ere proof house on main street,
forfhe recepiioa Of Flour, Whiskey and pack
ages of Goods. SAML. HANNAH.
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