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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-14
TDls. HUNTER,

TY the use of Dr. Hunters nestimabe pills, persons %
~ either SEX il they carefully follow the very valuable,
rain and copous drecons accompanying them, are eia
BLEED fec,ually to eradicate
A CERTAIN DISEASE,
and to restore lost health with safety and certainty
in few days e.,. A.,
slicne this and other cries and prhclpai 'o"'a
out the Unon for Tue last ileen years, during winch
was satisfactorily prepared by Dr. Conway ircon,esDy
prove ,ha, when used with the INJECTION loWpfhs
il effects thorough and speedy cue OF ta' orcan" o''
order denominaled the Scouge q tie H"niHn fface'
CASES,
Extracts from ee rarons letters 'ece''es w fAs
Proprietor. I.
&c nv III. use IF your Hunters Pills and Injection
Powder have the pleasure 10 observe that the sgaoe
he a,uooms hare ceased although have been aiiic,ed
near two years during which timei became much aepa
led bu, your Medicine has nearly restored me 70 hea
although il is only few days SINCE began 10 "te ue'
"S,t-Eeng afflicted with q dreadful comPiaiht ioi
ears which had restse ezS'y asaisacc, was aaVsea "
make trial OF Iiuners Pills, winch have done, ana am
ow to all appe srucc welty pa'"s ceased oyer Ete sec
duo bor" -.
Tie pills are accompanied when the case requires IT.
vi,n the INJECTION POWDERS and CERAlE --'eSe
constitute a most powerful medicine, appcap'e 10 'ne
various stages of this trotean disorder run ana p.a
directions with popular treatise, edpanf"g he o@'o"S
X.nbons and the mode IF efent accompany each ooA'
.n that per Suns OF either may cure themselves.
price of the pills 81 boxtie Injection powders anu
Ceraie, So cents each.) NC c..,. ~
W. T. Conway by his i'nnediae sncceSer' ana we soc pro
.r;etor r. KRDER OF whom they may be mad whoieSsie
=. his Counting Room. No. ~ torn'eriy caeo NO
~, Court street corner of anoversrect i'oson, and al
reau nv Ills Appointments (ogeher with all those other
valuable Medicines as prepared by the late Dr. C.) by
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man brains, the order of the convoutions is so va
rous. that with the exception of those which imme.
diatey border the great fisslres no correspondence
between Zach other in point Of superficial structure
can be fairly made out not even enough to allow
general account Of the oonvolutions of any one
brain to stand as description Of their usual position.
Possibly the quality of different brains may vary
M. Mage,die found that the brain in advanced age
is specifically lighter by fifteenth than in adults.
When veturn to physiological experiments, upon
the uses.of parts of the brain of animals, we find
that they afford assistance upon the question
which we nave been last considering, but at the same
time, they present us results the most curious and
unexpected and which perhaps deserves the more
attention as their direct physiological inter
est is yet inferior TO their value in pathology
[Mayo's Outlines of Human Physiology P. 1881
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V'O. lob.

For expenses of ascertaining the value of proper.
y belonging to the missionary establishment, the
moval OF which is provided for in the fifth article Of
said treaty, three hundred dollars.
For compensation to Cherokee Indians emigrats
ing from within the chartered limits Of the State OF
Georgia, in pursuance of the provisions Of the trea
ty of the SIKH of May, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty eight. With the Cherekees Of Arkansas,
upon the supposition that five hundred may eni-
CRATE within the year, that TO say: For rihes ns
GLIDING balance due on rifles purchased last year,
for blankets for brass kettles, and for tobacco ten
thousand seven hundred and twenty four dollars am,
seventy FIVE cens.
For expense of transportation of those articles,
two thousand dollars.
For payment for property WHICH may be abau~
aoned by Cherokees emigrating from Georgia, FIVE
thousand dollars.
For expense of emigration, being ten dollars peg
head, five thousand dollars.
For one years provisions for emgrants, fifteen
Thousand dollars
For gratuity of ten dollars to each emigrant as
per eighth article of the treaty, five thousand dol
lars.
For compensation Of appraisers of property abau-
doned by emigrans, as provided in eighth article 81
said treaty. and Of such ether persons it may he
necessary to employ in executing the provisions Of
said article six thousand five huadred dollars.
| For compensation for lmproy ements which may
! be abandoned by the Cherokees Of Arkansas, as is
provided in the fourth article of said treaty, astimas
ting for one thousand heads of families, thrty seyeR
thousand dollars.
Fer compensation of appraisers of property go
abandoned, pursuance OF same article, and Tor ex
pcnscs of removal of aged and inirm Indians, five
thousand dollars.
| SEo. 9. 4nd be IL further enacted. That the scve.
raj sums hereby appropriated shall be paid out Of
any money in the Treasury not Otherwise appra~
prated.
A. STEVENSON,
| Speaker of the House of Representatives.
J.C. CALHOUN
Vice President Of the United States,
and President of the Senate.
! Approved, Q March. 1929.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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J'1urtr--We learn from the Galena paper that man
by the of James Meredith murdered on Platte
ver Crawford county in this territory the Oath jan
uary The circumstances according to the Miners Jour-
nal follows:
Meredith, it appears, living with the wife of Mr.
Lewis, which becoming known at Plattevc, mob coll
ecedwent to the house of Mr. Meredit-and found him
and Mrs in b III llc him get up, and marched him,
ceremoe, cnioce, two and half miles to Plattcve
and there compelled him to treat the whole company, and
then threatened if he ever left her. abused her, to ie
him TO black jack and give him hundred Meredith
afterwards made threats Which coming to the
of the pa.,ythey the day above mentonedagan
bled his house, and after Knocking him down.
of the party shot him. lie survived about three hours
The sheriff of Crawford county, shortly after collected 2
80 men, surrounded the village and arrested IA Of the
persons engaged in this affair, and conducted them to
Prairie du CHEN, await their trial. Two others have
since been arrested.
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BX AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE Sec
oND SESSION OF EHE TWENTIETH coNGREss
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a handsome assert OF Yen
knives for sale. at r. Porter Sons BOOK o'ofes
No. 81, Markets..
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-14
n YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY

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n h'oAe.s So 50 Eighth 81 IS
To he had in variety Of Lucky Numbers, at
e. BANKERS
Prompt and Lucky Office, NO. =, Market street
,v;,n;nrt,n Delaware. March "a, 1929.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25
July 81.

rn1RUSr SALE or PATRICK Landry virtue
n OF deed OF trust, executed by Charles Irving OF
the County OF Buckingham, tho subscribers, bearing
date the 9TH OF May, 1921 and of record in the clerk
offices OF the counties of Buckingham and Patrick for
the purpose therein mentioned, of viii sell
before the door OF the Franklin Hotel, in the town of
Lyme hburg, on the 3othday ofnext month"; A:susO for
cash. To me highest bidder, at public auction,
iand containing twenty two hundred acres, lying in
the county OF Patrick, fourteen miles from The Court
house. ON the head waters of the Dan river II is part
OF the tract of land known by the name of tc Meadows
OF Dan, and was assigned by Commissioners OF Pa
trick Comfy Court TO Charles Irving Distribute
deViSec OF his father Their report is Of record in the
TO purchase, referred to it tor more particular de-
scripton of the property The greater portion of this
ant is said TO be very rich; lot of than three
hundred acres lies very well and is fine tobacco land;
the other lot viii make good stock farm. The title is
good but we sell only such as is vested in by the
deed under which We act. NELSON PAGE,
July 81. 2t-w!w PEYTON HARRISON
B.-Fhe above sale will take place Oh Thursday
i.c I'd of september. N. y.
August II. Il. III.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25
TIilt CHOSEN ONE.

/" Here's Z long limo Of beautics-sce,
Ayc, and as varied ~ they're many
say, can guess tho would DO
Your choice omons thom all--if any;'
90 doubt it,--fos hold AZ dus,
While gems they treat az lightly, mHst
Combine ~ form my chosen treasurer
WIN this do?,'-" MOI that hair oil gold
Ina, brow OF snow, tia, eye, of splendoar,
IonnOt redeem the nlicn cold;
Thu air SO stiff, 50 quite unse9der."
This thon'''--" Far worse, Caa lips like thess
thus suiile a. though they asked, the kss:--
Thinks she that c'on such eyes can please,
Bcainins there Is 10 woId-lilc ts.S!''
Look Oh that singer At tho hltp,
oi her you cannot speok thus-ah, no,n
- Her why she's formed oil Hat and sharp
doubt no, she's . iinc soptano."
Tho ncAt!"--" What, she who lowers her eyes
80 doubtful minncrud?--I dcSpiso
Her, and oil lil.e-sbcs EIirs!
Aal this is why my splocn's above
=, Tho power oil words;-'tis that they can
Make tho vile scmb1ncc be TO Love,
Just what the Monkey is ~ Man
Bot youlcr L. mcthnhs, can trace
One ccTy dilfercn, from these
Her features spcak-hcT form is Grace
comPlctcdby the touch of Elsc
Than opening lip, tina, fine frank eye
Breathe Naturo's own tIuc guiety--
Svswect, 80 rare ichen thus, that I
G1ze ont with joy, nay ccs'acy'
Tor when It's thus, you'll also soc
That eye stll richer gifts oNprcss--
And on tina, lip there oft wilibc
\ signing smile VI icndcrncsSt
Yes ,horc matches spidt dwcllt
Fen TO, tho lovely dwelling ft.--
I g1yc ON hcr-nIy bosom sucs
With feelings, thoughts, --ol.. eSTuIsJ'S.
That such being, noble, tender,
80 ntir, 80 delicate, 30 dear,
Would let one love her, and tcfricld her.
All, yes, my chosen one Is hc.c!"
The wandering bird tia, lcn tho Ara,
Cfirrd of It's l1nccd sighted loi.)
And skinned the waste of waters dark.
Nor found on earth little spot,
Ono hermit -bouah, whcrcon rest
It's wcared foot aud droopin. wing,
Flew back TO It's forsakcn uost-
Awisor, more con.cn,cd thing;
so will thy love, by fancy wilcd
Far from tho heart il blessed before,
When none have pleased, though all hayr smiled
ltott nor, rtab ,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

efable fall, and the harvest alrc ally gathered, with that
which OF present begins to load The SOIL gives promise
Of cheap wages during TIE ensuing year. The "deep
cut' is advancing with a mach augmented speed.
Bait. faer.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF ENo,uEEas,S
Juiy 2Oth, 1929.
President If the Bditin,0re and OHIO Rail Road Co
SIn:-in pursuance OF your request ot yesterday,
cost of the R,l.roai from it, Intersection with Pratt
street in The Civ OF Baltimore, the Forks Of the
pa'apsco River Us miles IRON this ci'y)--thc data
for which have been de,uccI from the abstracts oil
the Superintendent. now in the possession Of The Board
The items of expense are as follows, viz On the
lsr DIvIsioN-(extendins from Pratt stree, TO the
Frederick Turnpke at Ellico,i's Mills, ami in
Graduation aud Masonry. $ is. 800
making S,37597 per mile.
20 DIVISION - extending from Ellicott's
Mills 10 the Forks of Patapsco. AMI
Including 1897 po!es-li 63 100
nies,)
Graduation and Masonry. 1920. 1853
making Si0.2sS per mile.
The average cost OF Graduation and MasonEv On the
two first divisions may, therefore, With 2eriec, conf
dence in IFS suirency be assumed $40 per tni,s
for II will be perceived by reference 10 abstracts al
ued TO, that the above estimate il the present
contract prices as exhibited in the absracts) only when
such prices known 10 be adequate TO the accomplish
,nent Of the work. AMI that wherever doubt has ars-
en- "a to the suiciency OF those prices, sum beev ed
to be sufficient has been added 10 the con,rac, prices
In tnrther accordance with your wishes subjoin
an estimate Of the niasinsun cost OF the Road from the
Forks Of the Paapsco to the Point OF Rock.-ihc
being predicated on the cost of construction already in
Cured on the Pir-, all Second Di,ison---yz:
is miles a, SLOPES per mile, Si2s,2as
' '' 5000 I" 1900
IL LIZ" down Bush Creek a, SIS 900 per milo, 81 1867
" 10 the Point OF Rock, at So 900 - 6l0oo
Wooden Viaduct the Monocacy,
including masonry and embanknent, 10000
60 milc' from Baltimore ~ SIiSS6 per mile 500 476
To which, ii aid the of materials for Rail-
and the LAYING of the same. which believe will
exceed IS, 600 per mile for double of tracks,
have the average of the first &C miles at S22 3S5
per niic-or the total cost Of that portion Of tho Road
between Baltimore and the Point Of Rocksi Az 416
The principal causes to which may be aserbed the
UNCHANGED cost OF the First and Second Divisions of The
Rail-road beyond wha, originally estimated have
on former occasion been enumerated; and il east
ly he shewn that but for the substitution Of works OF
more nature than first contemplated
90 cay nothing Of the great advance in the price of la
bour, SCI the average cost OF the first G6 miles would
not have exceeded 800 600 per mile.
Which is respectfully submitted,
8 II. LONG,
(Signej) ]. KNIGHT,
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August IL.
FOR SALE

lES Tract of Land or miles south of c bn,,o,e
1VG Courthouse, containing coo acres, 100 of which
is nat land on Twuys Creek, and from 25O to 500
acrcs weli-tmbercd woods, all of which will bring
iooacco ihe plantation under good fences, lies well
and Is capable OF great improvement Tho soil is par
ucuariy adapted to wheat and clover well as corn.
oats and tobacco ic Houses are large and with small
expense might be rendered comfortable convenient
Tor entertainment The situation having been long re-
marked as one OF the most commanding for public house
III Tie Country would sell reasonable price, and
on accommodating payments and give possession of
me ground, as get on my crop, for seeding wheat
ana as soon as gather in my crop for Market give
iuii possession Should 1 not sell before, shalt on
inc ON day OF October next, oor il the highest bid
der on the premises. The terms will then be made
nho"h ana will be accommodating. Any person wis-
ing TO purchase land in Charlotte County will please
call on me, and LOOK at the land In my absence nv
ovcTseer VIII show ii. JOHN FENNELI.
June 10. l2-wtlstOct
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IsVtNNI
(Signed) !. KNIGHT.
VIM GIBBS NfcNEIII,

MORE COUNrERFEITS.- have to caution
the public against receiving ofthe United State.
Bank, payable at the Branch Lexington the order
OF Joseph Fowler letter G. OF the denomination OF $50.
The signature of w. McIvaine Cashier. il badly exc
cuted-the character being still and not SO hoavy as in
the genuinethe signature OF ~ Biddle, President il
well done The names OF the Engravers Murray, Ora.
per- Fairman s. Co. cluinsiy DONE having slurred
appearance The general appearance OF the Note is well
calculated to deceiveand the Counterfeit unless close
ly inspected would be received by the most wary.
Rnit Eel On
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Eligible situations for Cotton and WooNcn .iIanr
factories.

fuctOricS
FavE subscribers inform the public that they have
H for sale rent reasonable terms, two very eli
gble Mill sites James River, contiguous TO their
Flour and Corn Mills, situated the public Dock
upon good navigation short distance only above Mayos
Bridge and opposite the Capitol with ample and
slant supply OF Watcr, under fall pressure of =,
feet neither subject 10 drought, roshetscithc. OF
which sites, can be improved at a small expense the
canal being already formed. Letters post paid will be
duly attended 10. p HAXhLL & Co.
Inc National lnteiligcncer, American and CONNER
cal Daily Advertiser (Baldmorc) and New York Eve
ming Post will insert the above a week for two
months, and send their accounts for payment.
july g. l6-w2In PHI Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

NJ AND FOR S-iiE.--In virtue vi decree of the
M County Court OF Essex, Ia the case of Elizabeth
y Ludlow and infants, &c. shall, the LIST day of
October 1920 if fair or If otherwise ON the next .ir
day. oher ior sale at public auction, at the residence of
the late Dr. Richard Ludlow, tracts OF land men,
having upon il excellent wostory brick house and ali
necessary ouhouscs--and the other containing about
ZIG acres OF hne river land The of sale will be
cash on .he first January next and the balance
in two annual instruments 10 be secured by deed Of
trust on the land
ID. W. PITTS, L.
JOHN NJ. GARRETT. s LON rs
July 81 '2l-l.e,,,
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q "A" i>ECIU RES-Ihc ensuing course of Law
ma Lectures at this place will eoma.a::.: a. 49,:
OF April. va ''0 is'
me i1iode OF instruction in this institution has been
osly 10 remind those whom may ern that lcc
ue Is aehvered each day in the wcck Sundays except
49, inule examination also takes place on each
Jay Oh mo lecture Of the preceding day; and similar r
ci'ioh-eNaniinaion on every Saturday. Backstone,s
commentaries and the Revised Code are the 10 ~ boot
t.esG c Ioeu comprehensive course of lectures
embracing occasional dissertations on particular oncs
readings ON some OF the most important statutes and an
ioauonS on The work OF Mr. Blackstone These leo
lures compose printed octave volume comprchendinr
ABOUT the quantity OF matter in volumes OF Black
stone copy OF themis placed in the hands of each
suIet during the session, and they further orally
explained and expanded occasion may seem 10 reouir
zee Tor one or more courses OF Lecture $40
Board may be had at $50 per session
w. II. S. c.. TUCKER
Winchester, July II lo-.wt3IstAu@
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tDUBLiC SALE-By virtue of a decd OF trust es
a. ecuted by William Watkins to the subscribers on
the 9th day OF August 1928 and recorded in the Clerks
icc OF Powhatan for purposes therein mentioned will
be sold TO the highest bidder public auction upon tho
premises, for cash, the 9Th day OF September next
fair, II not the next fair day, tract of land in tho
county OF Powhatan which the said William Wat
s resides, containing POP "a acrcs three negroes
named Lizzy, Sarah and Julia, with their increases to-
gether with the said Wm. Watkins's household ind
Kitchen furniturc and plantation utensils and houses.
or SO iauch OF the said land other property will be
sufficient to satisfy the purposes of the said deed Suc,
uuc as Is vested III the subscribers will be conveyed 10
the purchasers SAMUEL WATKINS, -,
VIM. $. DANCE trustees
assent TO the above sale. WIN. WATKINS
August 4. 25-w4t~
a LBEMAKLE LAND FOR SALE will sell the
IA tract Of land which reside, containing by late
survey upwards OF three thousand acrcs-1lis land lies
III the County Of Aibemarc, adjoining the estates of John
Harris, Martin Dawson and james Ross, and mincdi.
atcly at the foot OF the South West mountains miles
IRON Charlottesville and the distance from James
River This tract is well adapted the culture of wheat
corn and tobacco and is situated in healthy wealthy
and Intelligent ncighborhood The improve ments con-
sst chioiy OF commodious brick dwelling house. n
grs mill, two barns with hrcshng machines tobacco
houses ovcrseer's houses, stables, SC. &c.
The subscriber invites tho attention Of persons de-
srous OF purchasing real property The terms will be
moderate and an undoubted title will be made. 1t win
be shown at any time, by my son John C Carter.
MARY Il. CARTER.
August IL. 2z-wAws
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EXECUTIVE DEpARrmENr, I

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, .
FEB. 81, 1929.
yDROPOSALS will be received At this Department
4 for the purchase Of the transports in the Peniien
tary. Terms cash Those disposed to purchase will
give in their proposals without delay
By order, WN. " RICHARDSON
Feb 81 Gi--.f
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A/IRGiNIA At Superior Court of Chancery held
in te town OF Fredericksburg, on the 2Ist day of
April 1929.
Emanuel Thurq'on, administrator with The VIII an
nexcd OF Thomas b. Fox, William H. prosser and others
Pitts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-25

EISoR SALE-The subscriber being ANXIOUS 10 re-
81 10 the Western Country, offers for sale that
valuable and well known tract of land yingin the
tyoi Goochand, on the Three Chopped Road, 81 miles
above Richmond and known by the name OF Woollawn
Inn containing between and eight hundred res
The improvements perhaps, inferior the
county, consisting Of large and commolous brick dwell
ing house. with ten rooms and passage through the
house twelve feet wide garnet and CELLAR most
OF the rooms have convenient cosettherc are three
Porches This is supposed TO be fine stand and as
suitable Tor Tavern any ON the road-A we'll Of good
cool water and anice house that keeps ice WELL kitchen
with two rooms, nearly new, and a brick meat house.
new; also barn with fine cellar, well calculated for
Threshing Machine, large and commodious stables two
corn houses and other necessary out-houscs-aiso an
excellent grist and saw-rnill and wheat machine all
driven by water The land is well adapted 10 the cul-
ture OF corn wheat and tobacco, and il in state OF
Improvement, fifty well set with co-
and an excellent timothy and herds grass meadow
This land well adapted plaster with considerable
portion OF wood land and creek low grounds ANY per-
son wishing TO purchase the above property request
ed TO view the prens IS am anxious this fab
will take qutca moderate price. Tho crop stock oil
all kinds, and set of smiths and carpenters tools are for
sale, also farming utensils, SIC. RICHARD LEAKE.
August H. 29-wiwstf