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Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-02
Public Sale.

WILL Be Exposed to Public Sale, at the
residence of the Subscriber, residing at the
Snuff Mills on Redley Creek, New Castle
County, on the 21st. Inst the following pro-
perty, viz. Cows with Calves. Feeding Cattles
Oxen, Horse and Hogs. One Barouch and
Harness. Household Furniture, and several
other Articles not enumerated.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock, A. M ON
said day, when the conditions will be made
known by IHoSs bALb"AN'
March 2, 1884,
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-02

ITS vicinity Tor committee thereby as si,eS.
may Judge proper, and invite their co.operation
aiu abundance at meeting to be held at KEN
nett square, the time to be left at the discreet ON
'of the committee, who are requested 10 olive,
ten days notice, by public advertisement. Re.
solved. That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in all the papers of Chester and
New Castle counties, and also in one or more
of the papers published in the city OF Lancas-
ter.
BENJAMIN PYLE, Caairmqn.
JAcoB Pussy. Sec'ry.
The other Editors Of the City are respect
fully requested to publish the foregoing.
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-02
LIST OF AGENTS.

We respectfully request the following PET,
sons to act as agents for the Wilmington Exs
position.
Jonathan Jenkins, Camden, Kent Co. Del
John Cary M. d, Bridgeville, Sussex Co. do
Ezekiel Cowgirl, near Dover, do
BENJAMIN Henderson, New Milford, do
George Clarke, near Del. City. do
Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-03-02

81 have found by experience, that nothing is
more useful to man than spirit of mildness and
accommodation" I'm the various contracts OF
human life, the man of bland and gentle man
ners WILL in general, win his way before the per-
son who aims to gainhis object by coarse and
pndistinguishing austeritys-- Terence
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14

I'm CHANCERY-Y the Circuit Supe-
n rio Court OF Law and Chancery for Henrco county,
the 10th June, 1892
Milred L. Toer and WIN. ID. Winston executors Of VIM.
Toer, decd and administrators, de boiS with the
will annexed OF William Hooper, decd. Pitts.
against
James Hooper and Polly his wife, late Polly Hill, in
their private rights and in the right of said Polly
admnistraix of Joel Hill, decd.Wm Hill, Washington
of Sterling Langord decd, Rowland Jones aud Anna
his wife, Benjamin, William, Matthew, Mary, James and
John Toler William and Shelton Jones and William L. and
Matthew Hooper, Delts.
This this day TO be again heard the pa
pers formerly read the amended bill taken for confessed
all the defendants therein except William Hill the
of the said VIM Hill, with general replication there
to, and the report of Comr Amos Ladd made pursuant to
the order OF the 18th day OF APRIL 1880, and argued
by cOunse On consideration Whereof the court without
deciding any of the matters in controversy, doth order
that the defendants, James Hooper and Polly his wife,
late Polly HILL adm of Joel Hi deceased do render
account of the administration OF the said Polly Hooper
before her intemarrage with the said James Hooper, and
otheir admin since their inermarage, Of the estate OF
the said Joel H decd before OF the commissioners
of this COURT that the said defendants James Hooper and
Polly his wife, late Polly Hill widow OF the said Joel Hill,
and the defendants, William Hill and Washington Hill,
heirs Of the sadie Hill, decd, do render Of
the real estate OF the said Joel Hi decd which 10
their hands, and how the has been disposed of and
that the said defendants in solemn form any proper
heterogeneous which may be propounded them by the
plaintiffs touching the said accounts before the
missioner who directed TO examine state and settle the
said accounts and make report thereof 10 the court with
any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself
which may be required by the parties be stated
Copy-.Teste, J. ROBINSON, c. e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14

NOTICE.--Ihe Fredericksburg Lar School will
~ commence its next Session the LIST day of No
Yember and will close the latter end of March, making
period of about five months. 1t is designed i'm the
of instruction which has been marked out to teach
all the principal doctrines of the English Law as appca
bic to the United States, and il has been modified and
changed by the Laws of Virginia The mode of instruc
ton will be the heretofore founded upon the
Peence of several years to its efficacy. The studies
directed to the most approved books in the Eng
lish and American Lawthe Class daily examined in
the portions of reading which have been previously as
signed it, and explanations illustrations and references
TO American decisions and the Statutes of Virginia ac
company these examinations Occasionally oral Lectures
are resored to, where the information cannot be supplied
in any written treatise The books that are employ
ed, Blacksone's Commentaries, (Chittys edition. pub
lshed in the u States is the best and cheapesD Cruises
Digest of the Law OF Real Property, 0be New York edi-
ton of 1927 is the besD fuckers Commentaries and
kents Commentaries. Judge Tucker not having taken
up in his Commentaries the subjects of the Judcatue
and the Criminal Law Of Virginia preparations for sup
plying this onissOn making to publish digest Of
these two branches of Laws and is hoped that the
publication will be in time for the Students have the
benefit of it during the ensuing session.
The price Of instruction exclusive Of books) will be
$50 the Session. to be paid in cash previous admission
into the School The agreeable and penteeI accomo
daons may readily be had private boarding houses and
al taverns, upon very reasonable ermssay from $40
Sl2 80 per month, including every thing but fuel and
washing, and these may be procured atvery moderate pr
ces. The whole expense of living, during the session,
need not exceed $75 Fredericksburg strongly recon-
mended residence by its salubrty, while its known
hospitality holds forth to the student every social enjoy
men compatible with habits Of study
Aug II. [20-wuNl JNO. TAYLOE LOMAX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14
July2
ANONGREsS HALL, BrOadtoay, directly opposite the

HtoNGRESS HALL, Broadway, directly opposite the
" City Hotel, Neo YOrk-The subscriber respectful
y informs his friends and the public that he has opened
the above large and central establishment, formerly the
National Hotel He deems it unnecessary to dwell at
length the advantages OF location and spacouness OF
accommodation The sce is well known, and the house
Broadway well that Cedar street, having
dergone thorough repair he pronounce them
TO be unsurpassed in the city No has been SPAR
ed in procuring stock of the best wines and liquors. and
it will be his aim to spread table supplied with all the
luXues which the markets afford. His furniture both
in paor and bed rooms has been selected with care and
his great object will be entertain his paronsn the most
comfortable manner Families ling and private par
ties in the city at all times be furnished with apart
mentsparors and bed rooms contiguous each other or
single rooms may be had at the option of the visters.
JOHN NIBLO.
New York. July II. Ppm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14

I'm CHANCERY-VIRGINIA.- Hanover county
n Court, July 26th 1882, Edmund Nj. Anderson, admi
nistrator de bons of John Anderson decd, Ptf.
against
Thomas b. Anderson, Harrod /, Anderson, Richard
Leake and Mary t. his wife, and the said Richard Leake,
administrator of Sophia T. Leake, John NJ Anderson,
Henry Owen, and Frances " his wife, Horace F. Ander
and Lucy A Anderson, the two last of whom in
fans, under the age of twenty years, Dcfts.
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and filed
his bill, and on his notion Philip b. Winston is by the
Court appointed Guardian ad Item TO the infant defendants
Horace f. and Lucy A. Anderson, for the special purpose
of defending them in this su and the defendants Har-
rod Anderson, Henry Owen and Frances V. his wife,
and Lucy Anderson not having entered their appear
and given security according to the of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court; and it appearing the salts
faction of the Court that they inhabitants of this
counyt Is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here the first day of October Court next and answer
the Plaintiffs said bill; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond, for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted the front door of the
Of this county. Copy. Testo,
PHILIP B. WINSTON, C. H. c.
August II. 23-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14
Aug. 3.


I'VE sell by private contract upon accommodating terms
8i3 acres of land lying in Meckenburg county, upon Me-
herrn River, mile above Rocky Mills and two below
Yates Manufacturing Mills, upon straight line from
Meckenburg Courthouse, to Lunenburg Court House,
II miles from the former, and IL from the latter, in
healthy and agreeable neighbourhOod This land is pro-
baby hafn woods and of pretty good quality, the balance
in plantations which suitable and sufficient to
work or 10 hands advantageously; and upon each
houses and excellent spring. quite convenient One Of
these dwelling houses has lately been finished Off is large
and commodou 40 by 20 feet two stories high, and four
good fire places No further description is necessary,
will purchase without first viewing the property. IL
sale be effected in time for sell off my stock
and crop this fall will give possession next Christmas,
and to purchaser who will buy the land Stock and crop,
would make a considerable sacrifice N the price.
August 10. [27-wlOtl JESSE CRADOCk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14
May 30.

I'm HANCERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
IL the Clerks office OF the county of Charlotte, the
I'd day of July 1882: Mary Crawley who sues by John
Buchanan her next friend, Pitt.
Against
Basdae Crawley, Moseley and Jefress Robert Moseey
and Travis Brooks, Deits.
The defendant Basdale Crawley, not having entered
his appearance according TO the Act OF Assembly and the
Rules of this court and it appearing to the satisfaction
the motion of the plaintiff by counsel, it is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here the first Monday
October next, and enter his appearance and the
of the and that copy of this order be inserted
newspaper printed in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door of the
Court house of the said county. A copy,
WINSLOW ROBINSON, C.
July2 2I-wSw#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14
COMMANDMENT OFFICE,
Richmond, July 3lst, 1892.

J
The parties interested will please take notice that
have appointed the I'd day Of October next commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order of Court
which day, at o'clock ~ NJ they required to attend
my office in this City with their accounts vouchers and
documents ready for examination and settlement
HILARY BAKER, Commissioner
Aug. g. 25-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14
Office Of The Board Of Commissioners under The Con-
penfion NTH Denmark

Office Of The Board Of Commissioners under The Con-
rention tcith Denmark,
WAsHINGroN, May IL, 1882.
THNHE Board at the present session, having invesgat
III ed all the claims not heretofore acted upon, which
presented for their considerations and, at the desire
Of the parties not in readiness having postponed any de-
cison on the claims presented by them; 1t is ordered
that when this board adjourn, it will adjourn to meet
again on the first Monday of October next and that it
will on that day proceed finally to decide well
considered such shall then be in readiness for
examination
And as the time limited by law for the existence OF this
board will expire in few months after its next meeting,
it is further
Ordered, That the Secretary of this board notify all
persons, whom may concern, that be
given, that any claim will be acted upon, which shall not
be ready for examination the first Monday of October
next. By order of the Board,
ROBERT FULTON, Secretary.
May 90. 6-2amS&lwu0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14

II TIoN-including the English, French Spanish
Italian, Latin, and Greek languages Natural and Mora
Philosophy; Mathematics; Chemistry; and such eemen
tary instruction in other branches of science as Mis-
MERCER shall find suitable, for the term of ten
months, 5000 OF
Ertra Charges.
Washing, per annum, $I2 OF
Bedding, do. 10 OF
Piano Hire, . OC
Music, on the Piano, per quarter, 20 OF
Do. on the Harp, including hire of Harp, 30 OF
Singing, 10 OF
Drawing, s OC
Payments for half the in advance including all re-
guIar charges, to be forwarded, by mall Miss ERcER
the LIST October and LIST of March The accounts fol
Books and Stationary, which will be furnished at the low
est bookstore prices, to be paid when rendered
Pupils leaving the Institution pending the sessions OF
absent during any portion OF them, will be expected "a
pay for the whole session. the expenses of the school
the same whether the scholars present or absent
The young ladies to supplied with silver cup
table and tea spoon; work-box, furnished with thread
needless thmbe, &C.; two strong -bonnets an ample
supply OF strong leather shoes and if il be preferred bed
and bedding
Miss Mercer being anxious to form preparatory class
VIII take IL young children, (he would prefer orphans)
from to 10 years of age their schooroon chamber Ia
bic, &c to be separate from the elder pupils The terms
would be, including all charges except clothes aud Doc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14

After that to be removed to the upperschool The first
elementary principles and exercises IN music and drawing
to be included in the above terms. All applications are
respectfully requested to be made as soon as possible
". b. The address OF letters, &C. will 0e to Cedar
Park, West River Post Office, Maryland
July a. 22-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-14

OFFICE oF CoMMGssARY GENERAL OF SUBSISTENCE,
Washington, July 18TH 1882
* EPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this Oi-
- fee, until the 18th day of October next, for the deli
very provisions for Of the the United States to 70
delivered in bulk, upon inspection, as follows;
At .Neto Orleans.
mo barrels of pork
SIS barrels of fresh suporfne flour
3S5 bushels of good sound beans
6l6O pounds OF good hard soap
$500 pounds Of good hard tallow candle.
2O bushels good cean salt
1900 gallons good cider vinegar
1T Baton Rouge.
900 barrels of pork
625 barrels Of fresh superfne flour
275 bushels good sound heans
4i00 pounds of good hard soup
1000 pounds of good hard tallow candies
100 bushels OF good clean salt
1926 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
AZ Fort Jesup, % miles by land from Nd'ehfoehe'.
800 barrels of pork
$50 barrels of fresh superfne -four
$50 bushels of good sound beans
5000 pounds good hard soap
24O0 pounds OF good tallow candles
200 bushels of good clean salt
1900 gallons good cider vinegar. go
Ono half the LIST May remainder LIST Decembot 1879
at the public anding sir miles from Fort Ioicson,
mouth of the Chiemiehi.
$40 barrels of pork
500 barrels of fresh superfne flour
800 bushels of good sound beans
$500 pounds Of good hard soap
1850 pounds of good hard tallow candles
100 bushels good clean salt
1000 gallons Of good cider vinegar. . , ,oo,
The whole be delivered in all the month OF hp lo anu W
leave Nachitoches by both February, 1893 -
III Fort Gibson mouth of the Verdgrise, 100 miles
ADORE Fort Smith, -ArkGnsoS
COO barrels of pork
1850 barrels fresh sOperfno flour
500 bushels good sound beans
1000 pounds good hard soup
1000 pounds good hard talow candles
$50 bushels of good clean salt
2SOO gallons good cider
The whole o be delivered by the LIST May 1893.
1T Jefferson Barracks, 10 miles beIO,r Saint Louis
$40 barrels of pork
900 barrels of fresh superfnc flour
bus Df goolso undb pans
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-08

During the year 1855 however,
the moneys which lave been
received in the Treasury from
Denmark, within the two last
and present wears, tor the pay
ment of the indemnlties due
to American citizens under
the Convention will be paya,
BILE, estimated at $4,000 90
Which, added to the expendi-
lures, will make the aggregate
charge upon the Treasury for
the year. exclusive of re,m-
bursement Of the public debt. 1882 ST. So
In the year 1888. the fr,r insraIment payab e
under the Convention with France. for indemni.
ties tn American citizens. will also b. received
into 'hr Treasury, though it will form no part of
the disposabe means.
Taking an average of The inspirations for the
last six years as probable criterion Of the ordl-
nary importstions for some years TO come. the
revenue from customs. at the rates of duty paya.
bic after the Sd March next. may be estimated
at eighteen millions annually The public lands,
bank dividends. and other incidental receipts
may be estimated at three millions, making an
aggregate revenue Of about twenty one millions
o year. 10 the last annual report on the state of
the finances, the probable expenses for all objects,
other than the public debt. were estimated at ff.
teen millions. This is still believed to be fair
estimate; it SO, there will be an annual surplus
Of six millions Of dollars:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-08
S9,OsS So


certf,a
DEBT wneh on small portions presented will
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cancelled will
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-16

T1LLEY has the most Complete Assort.
= ment of Thin GOODS, for Mems and
Boys wear. ever offered in this town, end
will sell them at very cheap prices.
He has Just opened, damaged imitation
linen Cambrics.
Newport. July IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-16
"Hoar both sidss and then determine.''

shall approve and direct; Provided, That the
ssid bridge be so constructed as to have .
draw therein suitable for the safe passage oil
vessels Of the largest dimensions. capable oi
navigating the Potomac river above The said
bridge, not less than sixty elk feet at the
least, also. on each side ofthe said draw, and
at suitable distance therefrom an arch OF
sufficient elevation 10 admit tho passage un,
der the samo of an ordinary steamboat
which said draw and arch shall be al the
Virginia channel in the snid river And, pro
rided, further. That there shall be similar
draw at the Maryland channel, Of not less
than thirty feet, with similar arch !
.dnd, provided, also, That in the selection OF
materials and in the construction Of the said
bridge, draws and arches ell practicable at
tention shall be had 10 the preservation of
the navigation Of the said river. s e
Sec. 3. and be IL further enacted, That TO-.
wards the construction of the said bridge
aud works hereby authorized and directed,
tho sum Of sixty thousand dollars be and the
same Is hereby, appropriated, payable out Of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated. @
Sec. q. find be IL further enacted, That
the slid company shall apply and distribute
the said sum oflwsnty thousand dollars in the
following manner, that 10 TO say first TO re
imburse the expenses incurred by the said
company since the last adjournment OF Con.
gress, to the stockholders advancing the
same, and the balance among tho stockhol
ders, pro rats, on the cost Of each share, TO
the present holder thereof. 10 be sscertained
BY the company Unnecessary, BY, the oath or
affirmation Of the present holder. at.il
SIC. S. find be II fisrihe enacted, That the
provisions Of this act shall have no effect, un-
less three valucrs, to be appointed by the
President Of the United States having no in
terest in the SAID bridge, or in any property
in the District Of Columbia. and not being
inhabitants Of the said District, or q majority
of them, shall, on oath, decide that the pro-
periy ofthe said bridge company, SO TO be
conveyed 10 the United States, exclusive Of
any supposed value of the privileges by them
held under their charter as company, is Of
the value oftwenty thousand dollars +; OF un.
less in case the said yalucrs, or majority Of
them shall value the said property at sum
less than twenty thousand dollars. the said
bridge company will agree TO accept tho a.
mount of such valuation. This act shall be
in force from the passing thereof
Approved, July IA, 1882.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-16

the duty of the Librarian to prepare apart
ment near 10, and connected by, an easy
communication with thai in which the Libra.
ry Of Congress 10 now kept, for the purpose
Of Law Library to remove the law books,
now in the Library, into snch apartments; I;
and TO take charge of the Law Library, in
tho Same manner as he is now required 10 do
Of the Library Of Congress.
y Sec. 2. .4nd be Il further enacted, That the
Justices of the Supreme Court Of the United
States shall have free access to tho said Law
Library and they are, hereby, authorized
apd empowered 10 make such rules and reg
ulafions for the use Of the same, by them
selves and the attorneys and counsellors, du-
ring the sitiipgs Of the said court, 90 they
shall deem proper Provided Such rules and
regulations shall not restrict The President Of
the United States, the Vice President. or any
member Of the Senate or House Of Repre-
sentstives, from having access to the said
library, or using the books therein, in tho
same manrer that he now has, or may have,
to use the books Of the Library Of Congress.
Sec. 3. find be II further enacfed, That the
Law Library shall be part of The Librsry Of
Congress, subject to the same regulations,
except such alterations as are herein provid.
ed for, ss now are. or hereafter shall be o..
for the Library Of Congress and
the incidental expenses of the Law Library
shall be paid out Of the appropriations for the
Library Of Congress.
Sec. A. find be IL further enacted, That ihere
shall be, and hereby 10 appropriated, for the
present year, sum not exceeding five thou
sand dollars, and further annual sum Of one
thousand dollars, for the period Of 6vc years;
10 be expended in the purchase Of law books;
and that the Librarian shall make the pur-
chase Of the books for the Law Library, un-
der such directions. and pursuant to such
catalogue, as shall be furnished him by the
Chief Justice ofthe United States.
Approved, July II, 1882.