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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21

respectful fendS have avcred the ,iroic o Ia Ene
e f TIE citcle "i hes female iGainiance Mou! <
t'pN He henedf ~ hcr tnNaU Lie A,trrtS
Dat ne Lord OF glurf ~ hi infinite Wisdom -.nd m re-.
her living friends and r-i skonI be resigned he
my promised the privilege of Srcurny eterua uhe,
nre ~ the mah>ons OF bliss which there homes
has gone, IN her last conflict fgifer petitions "a
i' z cav an Tor reconciliation through TIE of
lhr) SIZE expressed confident reliance on his u
mercy Aud " the Judge OF all The earth " do riphl
Departed This life, his residence in James Civ comfy
on ne l2h inst after iainul illness of tour week Mr.
WILLIAM l.. ALLEN, respectable and wotttv s,,izeu in
r6 i year of has age, leaving relatives aud
friends To heinHan his loss
orarted this life the Sal inst. oodhu,v Mills
IN POwhtan county, WILLIAM MOODY, son of John ~,
IN hi> 10TH year a young man much esteemed.
DEED on Thursday evening the 10th INST at the house e
Judge Druckenhrough in this city, Airs. JUDITH WHITE,
rehet ot Johr White Esqr formerly ianf coun-
" III TIC toih wear of h"r ngeThe deceased always nj
Gus christian has been for wears an aupo,
member uf the Baptist church. was an ma
rent iond relative, Kind negi,bor tie poor
Charitable To her Slaves tender mistress She
hs nearly perhaps MS ttail mortal cout
drawn 10y lau of "a wiow indeeH" Dhring the space
oi thrty since the death of partner
amongst all hes hruhniancr reported nf
Tor gOn works.: for She hath brought up children
i",h lodged strangers she hath hhy knped the
'ei ol her saviour trusting la God continuing sup
phcniion she hath relieved the alc hath dill
gently followed good work. her death he'd She
had the yeie hope, the confident assurance OK
n hsppy immurtaty
IN the 10 nit AT his in the county Of Boetourt Col
Mni M" HAtVLN,a distinguished soldier ofthe Rev
parted this life r>ay last, NGinr DAVID HOI-
LOWaf an olh aud respected e.ident Of this civ
JuDuf SWlFT.-Ths eminent iurist and Behaved citi-
zen OF Connecticut, died at Warren Ohio 27t uf
the last month, aged 64.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
TWnNTY DOLLARS KEWARD-

Y II
StIlPPEp On The 5Oih of last month, To our house in
- Ltnchburg, a bale Of Merchandise married VI W f0i
containing Fps figured Bom2. various roinr. TIM
honunan wa negro, ie called hipst Henry Tnylo aud
s'd e was one oi William raylrr's headn,en From tbt
En"S no" having reached there in the usual lime and from
oer circumstances We are led br.icye thai the rclln
does nor n;rnd ' deliver fhesi that The mama of Ta
was merely assumed IN order to deceive Tile ainvc re-
var" wa ne raid To ans persru vino rI give such nfor-
get tie goods. {Vaf l. IL XVI, y
hichmoih. q. inlrr u. ~ - ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
NOTICE

10 Iced ot trn.t executed nv Josh nuield
10 The subscriber, of record i'm the Office nj
county for purposes in said deed mentioned viii b. sold at
CHrirrsNtle for cash, the "a December next to
The highest bidder, from - likely NEGEO FS con.
sising OF men, Women girls huysone Of The mon a
gooc blacksmith The lille i briirvrd TO be gon,iact-
trustee, will convey the title in me In that rha
arieT " 7 ROW.
or;eher p. io,,Js W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
RICHMOND PRICES CI1Rpprr

FHlOE Or SToCkS.- Corrected BY j. II. Lyne4.
United States Bank, : fOG
Bank of Virginia, SO
Farmers Bank, So
Marine Stock, : sales.
BANK NOrE EXCHA ING E.-Corr,eted nj Co5,,,,s O6;.,
state Bank Of North Carolina, per cent disc.
South Carolina banks, do do
Georgia banks do do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
BOATS WANTED.

w AN To hire two three boats and hands with them
"a 70 hm stone ON Frank Harris's place James river
" ORR w be given bv the dav the iulher,l urice
'i@'-Also 2Oor 80 LiBUEERS vartclar the same place
- per month viii he given fnr the hands En1nire
"i 4. French in Richmond, or OF John Rehnri mr. Iii
scrhrr al Franz iiarris, IS miles Richmnd on
'' 1 ''NeT X. ?. BAKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
THE ELECTION.

m. HiLADELPHIA, October To- Yesterday
n, general election for Governor, senators,
t,I 'nDfrs Of tsehsusc frcpresenlalves,andlo To-
nj, "olcers, took pare throughout Psnnsylya-
rn,. DO the cIiy Of Philadelphia, rbc whole
Jotnprr Of votes puIIed was Ci24, Of which
d." Andrew Shuze, the democratic candi-
Tor Governor, received 232C votes, and
TbuoIItw Gregg, the federal candidate, $780,
'S'ederd majority is l47s. about COO fewer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21

The information zee have received leaves It'll
room to don''t tbai Wm. II Crawford will have he
vote OF New HnIk.-Soms resolutions have been pas
sed IN favor of choice Of Electors hy The rcnpr-
m"ny IN support OF nomination hy romgtr>, nal
Gus. lie adherence 20 caucus seems tO be- tine rally
ing principle anon The Republicans in ilu saie.--I"
some meetings, resoutiups have hern pissed the
same time ~ favor Of cancms--and of alr Craw ford;
hook ~ the large aud respectable county ol Durhess
ReSoired, That we feel pride IN uniting voice
with thousands of our fellow iepnbrans in favor Of
WWiom ". Crawford, for til" high and DISTINGUISHED
staiioH OF President Of the United States, believing
that the political aud private character he has hcrrlo-
fore sustained, will he sufficient security fnr be faith
iu discharge of the duIIes of that important STATION
Aud much as we feel Interested in Mr.. Crivfnr,'s
eeciion do further resnlvc that we will co1dinll,
support any candidate nominated IN The usual mode
by congressional caucus. bring convinced that such
nomination will give satisfaction TO large majority
Of the republican party
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
TO THE EDITORS.

" Philadelphia, October 10, 1928.
"The Election for Governor of Pennsylvania
IS concluded from the returns received, there
is every reason to believe the majority for MIR.
ShulZe will be from $4,000 To 10000. The
contest has been severe one and the triumph
is the more complete. The existence of The
Democratic party was at stake and the real
question was whether the old Democratic
party should he put down or not. The friends
of Mr.. Adams were the friends of Mr.. Gregg
and they improved every opportunity of de
claiming against the caucus system, the good old
and successful mode of uniting the republican
party. The democratic party IN this state
now know and feel their strength they are
neither unwilling nor afraid to support the
great leading principles of the Jefferson school,
either in the politics Of the state or general gu-
vernment.
"Beth parties used the uame ofJackson, but
as now appears, with little cil'ec:
"Our next legislature W III he the most in
teresting that has been convened for many
years. | am happy TO say it will present an
unusual display of talent and responsibility.
Among the members already known tn he
elected, is that well known and Distinguished
statesman Jonathan Roberts Esq recently of
the Senate of the United States. Col liGigahr,
one of the late candidates in caucus for Cover
nor, Judge Burnside, formerly in Congress.
Mr.. Stevenson, of Pittsburg and many other
gentlemen of the first rank in Our state will
also be members. The city republican ticket
contained the names OF some who had borne
conspicuous part in our state politics, hut il
failed owing chiefly to IN increase of federal
votes from the societies ofQuakers and Roman
Catholics, both of which from different causes
had their religious feelings enlisted in the
support of Mr.. Gregg"
The same gentleman Nlso writes that Mr.. Shuza
has expressed his deter minHon support the ran-
d1te that may he nominated by the caucus Of the
Republicans at Washingion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
FIMt 3. NLnnmenInn 80 q

sssS4yA FrUH 4 OIpGmeHiIi YTscS &c.
49, - WILLIAM FRINGE, ppoprje tor or the lin
Sz.lkSsFsS naaH Unfdru, Flushing, Log I.,nl near
y" NeN York, Uftr.s Tor sale h's u,u. extensive
1es-s.-, c!llcriirn OF Fruit and Orn9mrn.i Trees,
Slrn'H ami Plans. .Grrtn-i,tse - ANS. &c.
c--AmOng The l1irT are II varieties the Cam-ln or
J"pau Rose, and 6Eatirties 81 Oranges aud Lemons
catalogue of The Whole coliectina with ain he rrcept
d"ors accompanied bv on their cuitiyatinr
ms Hs been published IN uarp5 40 paPe, aud NAV
he obtained gratis of JAMES HERON Es. and orders
forwarded through him. orper post will he executed dur
ing he month Of November and Shio,sd ,,r.,,, -,
October u. 80 i 20 :, ''"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
CUT NAILS, SPRIGS, s ROLLED

MAILS from Bal. to Sod in 50 to 200 H. Kegs
brads from en- % cod do do.
SprgS OF all sizes in papers or 1000 each
Sheet Iron OF vnrious widths aud ihcknesses
Rolled lr'n ur carriast hcxcs
Rolled Steel for carriage sptigs
Sin Iron for horse shoes, in 30 10. bundles
Nail ana Spike Rods, ditto
AS We manufacture the above articles we are le,err;ro1
20 sci! al the lowest Richmond prices AMI a. the mai ma
brnds which make an inspected I,e,re a. . ,r.
pai into kegs, we will warrant them MS good as INV
liz the United States. " ~
Our ownand cnun,ry friends are invited To call and cx
anime the articles IAEAlI BnoruI,'- g 4. 70
October n. N'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21

ON aIonday the I7,h ,lay of an, u,.r If r,r .,i
- on the first fair day lhercRlie- viii q ,ol n tr nre
misr.- tract of IA 10 oi about son acres situate, ,e
"Ihri' upon the Chrkshomny county of \ -. E.,t
n'i on h"lh sides Of The main road adine 10 ts mig
nFhgFs The land i 'drrcd equal to az. fis.n Lrt
river about one third of Which Is nov crsr.d m an
stale of Improvement "
paid ia staiueu Is. y md IS months IN rr i,
r"u the day of safe deed ir,.s, upon the d III.
required 10 secure the payment
JpuN b. CHRISTIAN. Fxor
Oeinhcr 81 48--Witis cf H,. rbri..i,' do.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
NEGKOES non SNI-N 4

WILL be Sold on the 18th December thirty negroes con-
H's"g D." 'nen women. boys aud Urls sutn,. NJ hrn,
~ valuable crop hands in Virginia before the Eagle
ioiel M The eiIyoi Richmond. Terms cash.
FRANCIS TABB,
Dc.,nrf -. 45-idS Nv JOHN II. ARCHER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
W. a. BARTOV s. On

w. y. BA lElcNN & co.
ECOOkSELLERS, wholesale and retail Main stree, Virb
mond have constantly hand, large stock at o,is
aud Sf"ts"eFy Tor the supply OF merchants, colleges adj
enies ana country schools ell private lil aries
An extensive assortment the most esteemed his,ocal
ana tes lettreS works, in the English French anu as.
All The New Publications.
~ Very reduced prices liberal discount md credit TO
teachers aud winlt sale dealers Oct o. g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21

y, n Dud.-By the arrival or the ship Gen.
wade Hampton, , days from Charleston, we
,edrn that on Monday, the 9Th inst. duel
TTds fought between Edward p. Simmons,
90. Warden Of the CITY, and Mr.. Gilbert
utodes, son Of the Intendani, aged about II
lars Three rounds were fred without IF
,%1c', on the 4th, the hall of Mr.. Geddps passed
trough the abdomen of Mr.. Simmons,
II'ch occasicned his death IN few hours
Lr' Mr. Geddcs was also shot through
~ ''n Thighs, which leaves him 10 situation
,S Nv MS life is desparrd Of. The cause Of
G ',s 'rhglcal occurrence is said to have arisen
sau political controversy with the father,
n. "u Is feared, from the responsibility ofthe
'"rs, and the great excitement il has occa-
No nt,d, that other disasters will follow. On
~ 'unesday, the 9Th, al business was suspend
w land Mr.. Simmons buried. I.aurora.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21
a BLACKSMITH ron IIRE-

MILL BE hired either until Christmas next or until The
- 10Th ~ December 1874 COED blarksmiih Eunr;,e
~ once Ut South EHst ths New market Sbockoe
liHl "F ~ the Office Of hi. paper. 4a-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21

The health of Mr. Clay which for some
time past has been subject of much solicit
'nde among his friends, has improved con-
S'urrabiy and promises soon TO be completely
re-estabiIshed. Lexington X. Reporter, Oct. g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21

TIN next Governor Hohcrtsons able Rsp'y 10 the
Rper ofthe Senate Of Louisiana Published on The last page
OF ibis days paper
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21

The Spanish Cortes, on the Sd August vot-
ed the command of IA body of troops for Gen
eral Charles Lallemand
To Introduce the manufacture of paper in
Chill, the exclusive privilege of making il for
three years has been granted IL Matthew
Chase, with "A loan of $4,000 from the Ma
tional Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-21

The same gentleman Nlso writes that Mr.. Shulzp
has expressed his deter mnaiion sppo, the rau,I,-
drte that may he Nominated by The caucus of the
Republicans at Washington.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
More New Goods,

'Are jus, opened. and for sale ny
JOHN B. NEWTON,
-dm0ng them are--4oo yds. Ss,'n.,s 1000
10. Shee,ings, fill yard w'd-, a, Is, 1000 do.
ShiTting, over 3 4 wide, a, Cd; 50 ps. Russia
Diapers, which arc of an excellent qualify, at
3 dolls. piece. Oct. %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18

MIR. Justice,. I've fought for Amuiea. go
s'ot going 20 be kept back by them loon.
Just tell us what the devil you've go, syainst
that there poor little fellow. ihiok I know
him, and msyhsp can sy . good wo,d Tor
hin. There wss no resisting cur ter, tho
Judge was forced to relate the circumstance
OF his sceusstion. Hob, hoh,--by The powers
Of mother Jenny's tin heule, you're ou, of
you, lsutode, clean gone ss,rsy in your feek-
oning-,hs poor little creature j, AS innocent
as yout worship, and msyhsp ss myself III
tell you the whole sto'y--Pve got IL by heart,
,hoogh ! fousd IL . tough 40 to make any
heod'e Of IL, being tho, l. never kept log
book sshore. Here Jack wen, on, and in his
own Myle, related tho matter up to tho ,imo
al Lanlrsnc's exi, from the three story win
dow. This exactly tsliied Win the French
mans own tale, ss corn manicsted 10 the jaiior
and bic fellow p'isoners, the irregular sper-
'o'e which he had IN his passage through tho
wagon toof, sli coneurred Va prove him in
ooesnt. The governor g'sn'ed sn imvp edoto
pa'dop, and poor I.snits enc, I suppose 10 this
dsy enjoying o, Ma'seilles, the liberty he wac
so nea, losing. snd relating occasionally on
winter nights, to hi, wondering audience Of
little ooes, the sdven,nts tina, had 80 nearly
deprissd them OF kind father.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
cnD SYLE.

THAT pleasantly sipa,ed stand for q Pubic
L House, situate IN Portsmouth. about 5 miles
from Newport, with an excellent orchard. gsrder
extensive o, houses, in thorough repair. aud about
six acres OF land. Ike sus,on Is well known, hsv-
ing heen occupied IS public house for many years.
.iso-. three sere Iot, on the main road within
one mile from the state house.
Like1st,e-an excellent we'll finished two story
Dwelling House, Howard street, at the south part
of the town. 10 perfect repair. and having a large
garden. with sn abundant supply OF fruit.
Lkrw.se-two shares in the Portsmouth Wooden
Nanuf.ctory. nov in full operation.
Por Particulars relative to the whole or any part
Of the sbose property, sppyt to
HENRY MOORE.
Eswpor-, ysn. rs, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
NOTICE.

lanes TOWNSEND. ipfosms his friends snd
j the public, that he has employed experienced
workman, at the CABINEr MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to s'tend to the calls Of his old Gus
toners and Freods-the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punetusliy attended
to-csli At the Chambers over his Store. north
corner of Bannister's.whsrf March 2o, 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18

SAMUEL W. NiNSON.
DRUGGIST AND APO HECARY.
No. 10, FRAMES STREET,
Who has also tor sale a constant supply of the
bos; kinds OF
Medicines, Drugs, e'c. .f{
Also sold wholesale and retail, by George II. TT.
,inghast. John IL Mason. Providence Dr. Tibbi,ts,
Wsrwck Benjamin tiatemsn. Ess,-Greenwich /.
Daniel Carpenter, Uxbridge; David Fsrnum. smrh,
fed DR.. Briggs, Bristol, Thomas Taylor, Little
Rest Rowsc Bsbcock. Westerly Dr.. TilIinghast.
" ickford Jeremiah Wihisms, warren; Daniel
Brewer. Taunton. (Mass) and the Post. Master at
slatersville. May 81, 1928.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
Neav Books.
JAMES HAMMOND,

EiS PoR SALE,
n ,orvALp Dalton, BY the author Of yAlcrius. sc
lN 2 Sr.s.
A yea- in Europe. BY Griscom 2 vols
Spectre of the Forest, BY the author OF the VII.
derness. vols.
The Nsursuder, I vol.
u,oder', ~. la Collection of sacred music.
x ,,;ngsnsrke. he Loig Finnc. v''s.
a.;,,,e. guropeon, American and Polar scenes.
Vol each. , -,
,i.o-a variety of new and improved Juvenile
Books.
School Books,
Of all kinds in use in this town anil vicinity
r, mers, Christian & Rhoie.I.isod ALaANACs, for
1924.
sD Reavs Fso'scsp paper.
80 Heams Letter psper
,So Rs,ms ot Tea and wrapping paper. and gen.
erai varsity OF
Bouks & Stationary.
oe, 80.
rPRLVTThG, JaH tind',sresn''d IN
sa:lsfasisry u,sra:-. az fh' 0fe'.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
K.AW olLKLONG SHAWLS.

lust received and f,r sale by STEPHETH Ca.
HOOrE. an elegant assor,msnt Of Raw Silk
and Vslentia Lcng shsals aome 70 % dollars.
Oct 9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
FOR SALE, OR TO LET.

THE Estate on Thames. street. form.
L er!y the residence Of Gov wAsros, being
divided by entries through the middle. and having
,wo front entrances. and separate kitchens and eel
lars 1t would accommodate two separate families
win or convenient rooms each. besides plaster.
ed rooms in the garret. II has good garden, aud
the lot extends the hsrbor. The house has lately
been thoroughly repaired, and is PEI fecily sound ;
IT may be purchased at a low price, md payment
NAV be made in fiye or more (f frequred) yearly in
s'Niments security upon the estate would be accep'
ted tor all excep' the drst payment. The same es'
tate is offered 10 be let.
Oct. l6 r. Hazard.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
RUSSIA DIAPER.
WILLIAM ]. TILL EY,
HllS fust oJencH,

Has Just opened,
NsRy nice Russia diaper. for the low price Of
three dollars piece-shrting cot,ons for 10
cents the yard, peiee cloths almost TO give away.
With complete assortment Of goods suitable for lhs
season. proportonabiy cheap.
Oct 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
Burdick & Hutchins,

No. l24 Ihames.sreet, muaer u'e Cts
ton Hcuse,
Respectfully informs the ladies Of Newport and
It's vicinity,
THAT they have now on hand a com:
L Ple,e assortment of walking shoes. which in
regard to workmanship and matetials, superior to
any ever before offered for sale in this town. and will
sell them at . very low price All other kinds Of a.
dies shoes proportionaby chesp-.4 wrd 10 The ,,iss
70 sa6fsient
Measures taken IS usual for all kinds Of ladies'
boots and shoes, and executed with neatness and
despatch.
Oct. Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
FALL SUPPLY
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE,

ITO, THAMBJ'eTHEkT'
HAS just received his Fsll suppiyof Goods. (com.
IL prisiDg as an extensive assortment rs can be
found in any store in ,ownIwhicb he offers for sale
as cheap be bought at any store IN the state
Purchasers would do we'll To call and look, as The
assortment is too great for an advertisement.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
The most valuable medicine ever in use.



COUGHS. CONSU.ifPTfONS .a.ND .sS7R5i7
1>lS and hesling balssm bids fair to rival ev.
cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
and complaints Of the lungs leading TO consumption
and even in seated consumptiops II has lately been
used by many with the most surprising success. "
certhc,tes from persons of the highes, respectable.
hy or the gres. and increasing demand for them may
be called proof Of its good effects it is proved -
Scarcely case Of colds. coughs, pain in the side.
difficulty Of breathing, want OF sleep arising from de-
bi!i,y, or even consumpons but may be relieved b,
the timely Use ofthis medicine. Every genuine bot.
tie has .4niersons Cough Drops stamped on il, aud
the directions are all signed by James Aieiisn.
These drops generally give ease in most cases OF
coughs, cods, difficulty Of breathing. Wheeling,
,ghness of the chest, consunptons and pain in the
Sue. The aged will experience reliefequaly agree
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs are at
fected
or Re particular. as each genuine bottle has
.9uderson's Cough Drops" stamped on it and N I
each OF The directions signed ia writing by James
.Beiien-no others are genuine.
Price. dollar for large, aud fty cenis for small
bottles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-12-18
TAXES FOR 1925.


T>HE Subscriber, Collector Of the State
l. ard Town Taxes voted in June last,
hereby give, no'ice, that he has commenced
the Collection Of The same, and respectfully
requests ell those indeb'ed for SAID Taxes, 20
pay the same withou, delay, At No 9, Matet.
square. JOSEPH MARTIN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-18
TO RENT.

TEVIE Cotton Mills and Factory, situate on the Brandy
IL wine creek, known by the name Of Rokcby and 1t
present in the occupation of John u. Garter
This property cnttledto the of one half the water
power Of the Brandywine, is situated on the Wilmington
side and three miles from the Town.
There arc on it stone mill erected the year 1875
capable Of containing $500 sndcs and an od mill which
will hold o00spndes eleven dwellings, for tenants besides
one house and several cellars for looms store and in
Icudcs twenty land, abundantly supplied with
lgood water This property will be let for term of years,
and put III complete repair the commencement Of the
lease. There likewise twelve hundred spndcs be-
sides several looms, which will he leased with the mill
The lease OF the present occupant will expire the
first day Of June next, at which time possession will be
given Tor terms apply to JOINS GonpoN, Wilmington,
Del Y d. IRLEMAN, auc,ionecr Philadelphia, o. the
Subscriber. LOUIS MiLANE
Wilmington, Del. Feb. II, 1923. lift
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-18
For Sale or Rent,

PHSiE Farm and Cotton Manufcitry re-. late Jesse lrH
Al in Mill Creek Hundred on Pike CYcck--ttrt ae y
y acres Of good land, good stone dwelling ho''ss H.
lour tenants houses, good barn. stabng, and m eAe|
orchard on hei!rm-ln the Factory there $50 s'
WIN an the requisite preparing machinery the stlea.
dles-the whole will be let or sold on reas .naDe 9''
Tor further particulars apply the premises to
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CNG.qEa GOODS.

HNo reduce small stock Of winter goods, Cloths; ~
retail at reduced prices: And almost any article d :.
growth produce OF Manufacture of the United STATE v
ne received III exchange for these and other goods NV
Ill., Market Street, Wilmington.
JOHN r. BRlNcEI'
March 7th, 1872. ~
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EDUG1TION.

S. BARsT0W respectfully informs the public M.
has resumed the arduous duties Of his profession N II
You've LADIES ACADEMY and that he has furnished 4 v
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for accr
an extensive and useful cducaton- Satisfactory spctn
q Improvement and scholarship may he seen BY cam,.
the establishment.
TERMS-Board, Tuition and Stationary, Ss2 perc,
~, Tuition and Stationary, 81 pcrq
Wilmington, Sept. 10. 1922. 7-s