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iiITE-HAIT.

commonly known BY the above, name, containing II
&C OF good land at present under substantial fence and
divided into lots Of convenient szesalI of which are al
this time under good grass, Except that are TO be
sowh by the present tenant.) This land is within the Bp
rough OF Wilmington, lying south cast Of the town. in
pleasant situation, and is well adapted for the supply Of
m'lk or garden vegetables to the market.
On The premises isa large single storied brick house
containing three rooms on the ground floor, and kitch
en- and four chambers in the second story-a pump Of
water convenent large frame barn. horse stables and
COW sheds, altogether conyenenta large piazza ON the
south east front of the house, with very fine view from
thence OF the christina, Brandywine, and e Delaware
lVer as well as of the country along their shores The
REM IS to be paid quarterly and it expected that secur
y will be given for the faithful performance Of the
that may be entered into
NIB. As this property bounds upon the Branavwne
creek the tenant viii be allowed take what mud be
desire therefiom, for the use of the farm '
10th mo, %, 1013.--B7-G WILLIAM POOLE.
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MILLS TO LET,
For One or more Years; or for Sale

rot OHe OF more ledrSS W JUf Cute
SgvHEY are situate at the bead of tide water, near Port
Deposit Susouehanna The building has been erected
within few years and calculated for extensive business
being exclusive Of the water house 66 by 81 feet, four
stories high There four par Of burrs and pair Of
country stones the whole of which can be constantly sup
Piled with water from the canal The running gears
Of cast ilon and if requisite be speedily put in good
repair Grain can be procured in ab ndauce from boats
and arks passing hy the mill door to Port Deposit and flour
sent 10 baltimore. Philadelphia &c. at moderate ex-
peise The dwelling house has been also recently built
IS three stories high, IS by Is feet.
If sod several years credit will be given hafthe pur
ca e money II desired and should be rented the
# more agreeable may be fixed rate proportioned
tie grain ground The property can be by applying
st the small dwelling house TO It. Further nforma.
m will De given application by letter, in person,
~. 20, North Fourth-st. Philadelphia, to
JOHN PAUL.
Who las also for sale to let, LARGE STORE
House in Gel5iG, Lancaster csi,iv Penn situate the
rNer bank, couyenen, for storing grain, SC w. Wright
living near 70 Si give further information respecting
called on.
l9th mo. IS, 1925 s.
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EDUCATTGN.

EDWARD A. LAFoREsT, respectfully informs "
IA citizens Of Wilmington, that he proposes opening
SCHOOL Cor the instruction of youth in the Lain ~
Greek Languages, in the Wilmington Academy on AOAu'
the 18th inst.
r. A. L. intends confnng himself entirely to ns'lu''
ing in the two above branches polite learning
particular information, please 10 apply at the ONCE
p. Fairlamb, or at the Academy. :, 20
September 4th, 1928. 7S-"|
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TO RENT,

FSvHE Cotton Is Pike creek, near the Newark road
n about g. miles below Stanton. The mills stand
Of water sufficient drive about 1000 spindles the
year round and contain present about 1856 spndles
cariug engines heads Of drawing, cans of rowing,
hobbin block bobbin reel, throstes mule conianir6
about $50 spindles. For conditions apply at the piis
Oct. IS, 1928 -97-4ip MARIA X TEoMP.
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FOR SALE AT THIs OFFICE.

TRAVELS 10 New England and New York ;
by Timothy Dwight, $. T. ID. LII. D. Late President
of Yale College 4 vols $40. 1000
FRAGMENTS, in Prose and Verse by Miss
Elizabeth Smith with some account Other life and charac-
ter, By H. NJ Bowdler. 100
METHODIST ERROR or Friendly, Christian
Advice TO those Methodists who indulge in extrayagant
emotions and bodily exercises by Wesleyan Metho-
dist. 50 cts.
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NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against the estate OF 'url
IN ID. EYES, late OF Newcastle hundred deceased, Ie
quested to present them properly authenticated iOr
mcnt without delay and those persons that are a, 5c
70 the said estate requested to pay the same w
delay, to the undersigned. HARRiETT Ewes, AaI :,
and THOMAS J. HIGGINS, A na
Cox's Neck, Rcd Lion Hundred, New Castle County, Is
Sent 3. 1893 o.
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REMOVAL.
THE subscriber has removed his Store to
No. u. Market Street.

Zone door below his former stand His stock being con-
slderaby enlarged, comprises general assortment Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Paints Oil, Wndow-Glass, Plated
Coach and Gig Mounting Saddlery Looking, Glasses,
Walters, Carpenters Planes and other Tools.
Aso-Cloyer, Timothy, Herd and Orchard Grass seed.
JOSEPH GRUBB.
Wilmington 1o,h mo 9, 1923. 82-tf
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TO Hi WHOM TT MAY COACEh"'
NOTICE
IS UEREBY GIVEN

is HEREBY GIVEN nj,
YHHAT intend to apply 10 the Court Of Common Ne,
IL to be held at New Castle, in and for the county u ~,
Castle, Monday the 5th day of January next for
mission to " mark, bound and establish" my land siuae
Red Lion hundred and county aforesaid, adjoining l c
Samuel Crow, decd, heirs of Alexander Jamson Us,
John L. Shuster, the State road, heirs OF Henry
ger, decd, and Eliza Grindage agreeable to an ac @
made and provided WILLIAM VANDIe oa o.,
Oct. /, 1928. oV-'
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

A N excellent, handsome and durable, SECOND HAND
GIG which has been but little used, with steel Springs
Falling Top, &c 1t has lately been painted, carpeed,
c and the wheels strong, with snch good tire,
That It will be servceabc foryear will be sold great
bargain, the owner having no use for it.
Oct. "a, 1928 86tf
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NOTICE.

FsNIE subscriber intending from ths Borough
requests al persons indebted 10 him make payment,
And those having sotoonts asas him presen; them for
s,sitsuSut.
JAMES sEBBoRN.
Wilmington. 5 Mo. 21th 1925
\ 3 Those persons in he country having casks belong.
ing lie subscriber VII please them before the
-9lA q next month. 6S-f
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III Ike Court Of CAancey Of he STATE Or Dea,pars, or s.
ser county.

IN Ike Court Of ChGncery Of he STATE Or Deiassar % 81
SEE county.
lC Rob'n.) David Conweli James Peery1
(son Of Jamcs,) David Hazard Robert
Hunter and Jane his wife, and Robert
and Joseph peery, infants, by their
next friend Robert Hunter, and James,
Mary, Eliza, Sarah, Hester and Will
liam II. Peery, infants, by Robert Hun
ter their guardian Bill in Equiv
ps.
{ Cooper. } William Hickey and Nancy
his wife, John M'Whortor and Mary
his wife, late Mary Scgars and Francis
and Reuben Segars, and Maria and
Sarah Stewart, and Levina, Aletta,
Mary, William and Reuben Turner
And to wit this S1st day Of JULY 1928 on motto
of compliments Solicitor and on adayits made Of Ale
Mary, William and Reuben Turner, defendants resd
ont Of the state, it is ordered by the Chancellor that
said defendants do appear in this court and in this eau
on the first Monday of March next or the complainant
bill filed in this shall be taken pro coiesso; and
is further ordered that copy of this order be nser
within thirty days from this date in the Wachman u
hsed in the Borough of Wilmington in this state, and
the Democratic Press, published in the CITY Of Phlad
phia, and in each Of those papers published for the
months next after its first publication
The &ate IF oela1pare,
Susser County, 10 zpit:
[sEALl In testimony that the above is true copy |
the order made IN the above case by the Chancellor ~
Term, 1928, have hereunto set my hand and affixed
seal Of the Court of Chancery at Georgetown IN 20
County Of Sussex aforesaid, this 9TH day of August ~
T4ur. 9ol 6S--Sm .
The Democratic Press will insert the above notice h
months and send the paper aiming the pubcal'H
ring the same time to David Hazard Milton, Del ANU
the end OF that time his bill for payment.
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NOTICE.
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

NMAS lost or taken about the 18th inst. a SILVER
w WATCH the makers name Robt Roskell Liver
pool its number 6l79 patent lever minute hand bro
ken at the end Any person returning this watch to the
subscriber in Wilmington, shall receive the above reward,
and no questions asked. ZIBA FERRIS,
Wilmington, 10th mo. 3d. 1923. So
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NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the estate Of Dr. JOSEPH
IA DEPuY, dec late Of the Borough of Wilmington,
either by bond note otherwise particularly request
mands against said present them duly adthent-
Gated for settlement, to ABRAHAM Ewes, Admir-.
Oct. 10, 1928. 82-3mp
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NOTICE..

IT. person.;ndcbt 90 the estate of M0RG AN JONES,
n deceased ats Pencader Hundred, either by bond,
note or book account, requested TO settle the same
without dsay longer indulgence viii be given; and
those having legal against said deceased, to pre-
se-t them Immediately for settlement 10
JAMES PATTON,
Surviving executor Of Morgan Jones decd.
Pencader Hundred, Sept l. 1928 72--Smp
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FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
IInnCE r,nrrn -,

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author of ANNALS Of the Parish 2 vol, IS
THE FOLLOHLSC OF CHRIST IN fonr books-
written in Latin, by Thomas a kemps Translated into
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d. d. Bishop of Zebra, and V. A. 2nd Am edition. MN
tishcd with the appreciation of the TT. Rev. ArchbAop
4 SHORT HISTORY of Long Travel from
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TAN YARD
ACADEMY.

ACADEMY.
fvHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education Of youth
of both in all the various branches OF useful Educa-
ton and he aatters himself that he has given general
satisfaction TO those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few pu-
pills, he again solicts share of public patronage.
VIM BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington.
A Night School will commence Monday.
October 18th, 1928. &C.
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Sealing Wax,

equal to any mported--warranted to burn ne
and stick we'll. Manufactured by hui,0 0's.
Philadelphia. For Sale al the WstchmaR YIN
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ABRAHAM SCHRADER,

ID EsPECTFULLy informs the public that he has com
la menced business at
S.MPRN.7, DEL
and is ready to orders in Gunsmhing Bell Hang
ing Repairing House Door Locks Sharpening Coffee Mills,
Mending Shovel and longs Brass Anrons, &c. Turning
in Iron and Wood and every description Of work in the
above branches.
lie respectfully solics the patronage of the public and
feels confident from his experience that he viii be enabled
to give general satisfaction.
September 1928. 78-u
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NOTICE.

Z NUIICE.
IL persons having claims against the estate Of gEha
IN Wtel9ck, deceased, late oft the Borough Of Whining
tom either by Bond Specially otherwise are request
ed to exhibit them speedily to Benjamin Ferris, Of the
Borough aforesaid, acting Administrator of the estate of
the deceased-And these who indebted to the said
estate desired to prepare themselves for payment
possible the administrators wish TO settle the
same without delay.
ISAAC WHIrELoCK,
BENJAMIN FERRIS, ADMITS
Wilmington, 9Th mo. o. 1923. 77-18t
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To Merchants and Manufacturers.

extensive assortment of Domestic Cotton and WoRen
N Goods manufactured of the best materials and sup
ply Of Good Cotton Farm from Nos. to Is inclusive, are
generally hand Also just received, few Of
FUR HATS. All of which will be disposed of either
wholesale retail reduced prices for Cash Barter, at
No. Ill, Market Street Wilmington.
JOHN r. BRlNCKLEN.
Sent. g. 73--tf
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ANDREWS * JONES'
NORTH CnrOlina EcmoLe .AcnGemn

FHIS institution which during preenr wear has heen
Il located in WiHiomsborough, will open liz OXFOR D. ON
me hrS' monday in February The Principals ha We
been induced 10 change Of residence with view 10
permanent establishment here the premises will comfort
aoS accommodate their pupils aud they have altered the
me oil commencing the scholastic year, Tor conven-
ience and al the general request Of their patrons
lbe pupils are instrUce, in Nse6ie arort ReadinP Writ
ing Arth"etic Grammar and PusiHe, Geography, Myho
Gey History, BeHesttres, Natural PIHosopAy EGuD.ifru
BOTANY q astronomy. -
The terms for board washing tuition in all the bYe
branches are sixty dollars per session payable IA ace
Hiusic vocal and instrumental thirty per
"in@ aud Painting twenty dollars per session Dancing
IS also taught 10y competent master
The FIRST session viii early IN july the Second in De-
eoeT when the only vacation in the year takes place
me system OF education is in all the departments rai
car ny Tue AID of an excellent apparatus truths of Ma
"I" ih''oSophy, ChymSTy, ana Astrmamy. a!e ustra
'en eNpenneniai!y, and tluS rendered objects Of
ts' mere are Sax teachers constantly engaged three
rNcreht RENO Fories employed Musical eart-
thi ana me models for Drawing and Painting are n,-
mer""s md good. o. ~ "
30 expenditures are allowed hut such as are 1ihc-;zch
DIV freh. or GusrdnnS, and the Principals are determined
sucIN 10 enforce The rule prohibiting inerv in dr.. in
summer c"onred cotton dresses winter worsted
s'uhs, VIII always he worn by the Ymine Ladies'
All the pupils will board with The Princiunls u In nav
strict attention their health her ma nners and trr mn
rails. The public and private Offices OF devotnn are rec-
avoided " ''
Each pupil is expected 20 bring = coverid n nar a..
shtrt>' anhetS ard towels, for her use, Otherwise an
extra charge OF - 80 per session will be made.
IL When payment in advance cannot be made approy-
ed bonds will in all instances he exac,ed
JOSEPH ANDR EWS
THOMAS P. JONES, : PRINCIPALS
Oxiord, Granville Co. Dec. 1928. 6s-w7w
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EDUCA7TTON

SHALL continue TO teach in Manchester, in the SAME
i'uSe ana upon the terms heretofore Inst for
Information OF those who have never pstro,zcd M,
hnUl will repeat the ter1us
f"r course ui English study, dollars per qurr;er
boarding % dollars per a. a. he paid In ady,ncs
For teaching the Greek AND Latin languages or either of
them, 10 dnl airs per ar.
The schOul will commence The Monday in Tsn,rv
nd exrire about the middle uf December. There viii is
''rinn "l one month ~ the summer. Ten moutb. are
Hsdered to constitute the scholastic YEAR and Two ami a.
"aii months, hpqr but generally allow three months ID,
e a. and Include vacations. Mrs. DAYS scholars viii Le
Hugt upon the tsrms mine except chat she ysii
barge ouS dollars per qr children WIN are only smell.
'ng and reading The schoos will begin the time.
Iec aI. Ll-ANAANt w
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NilTItE-

T8TE subscribers riding that nf the nersn
holding lots in the Savage Grant. the Ohio rive.
dissatisfied with the de- ion oi c High COnr
-estbisirr the division of 10 valuation 1917
IN The suit at william Coleman Morris Morris, aud W
iam Johnston, Plaintiffs, and Simon Morgan. Thomas Be-
fugon and Others. DEFENDANTS I the persons ans .i
them dissatisfied, the subscribers they heretofore
irve preferred will exchange with them, back infero
pf aud vii take lieu thereof lot the Ohio river
will pay the equalization money that such lot
liable pas The sucrers iOrhcor remsrking tho
u is suuething strange aud mysterious hear OF tgu
three teiuquents 6y,ng in is the payment o'
heir Just debts, taxing appeal frBn n Of cgu,
,fier the lapse oi Eve or xix years.
EnM McGtNNEs
WM HfTE.
urccmtrr a. 70-.gf JACOB -UfTF.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REyVARD.

NToP The villains, BOB. WAT & JACK, who ab.conded
~ rom in Lynchburg thu night Of the l2h
Bob IS about 26 years Of age Of common size dark
peXion small eyes, always looking il he could
gee good. awae WOO lat, darh bomespun
coat striped cotton vesi white yarn pautauOns rot him
rom w II Gordon. Of Stafford he is very ford strong
Org n. good WAGNER sud plantation hand.
"a Is muatio man, about Is years Of age. rommon
re keen arifu fellow dependence 10 b. placed 81
Nim aud is n great rascal He wttcs bar, kersev
,a black satin white VAIN pautaonns; took With
INA boruhnLet pair blue broad slOb
igo him FLAMES Cox Fauqurr county. lie can griud
'Oiefahly well, and make good wbiskey.
IVA Is about "a years ofHge straight htelS fellow.
f T. mulatio, bot of reddish complexion Than
"h large mouth and excellent ofteeth he toe
aDe good blacksmith Had psir of reddish homes pan
pnianons, old bo.k broadcloti coat new wool has
ue homespun paniaioons aud few things ht stgc
= go him ~ John Primm Of FauqusF cpunr. Whoever
~ apgfebend the above and pvt them in iat
o MAJ get them again, shall the above reward
VI IN proportion Tor either. Letters addressed the
aJrc' 20 be directed 10 Falmouth post office. Stafford
Vo9niy DIXON Known.
-urcemher 20. GB--ff
EhE Annual General Meeting ~ tie Members ~ the
- Mutual Assurance Socieiy against Fire buildings
'nr ATE Vt Virginia adjourned the first Monday IN
apay 1874, then At the Society,s Office in Rich
"'2nd LEWIS NJ. RIVAIAtN,
nc ~. eq--tdm Secretary.
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cash SALE

PURSUANT to deed of trust executed nv John Hall
'he subscriber, bearing date the 10th day Of arch
aud duy recorded in the OF Gloucester county
lr the purpose of securing John F. the payment
~ certain sums Of money in the id deed mentiened shall
On saturday the 18th dav of January ii fair il The
" aIr day thereafter Sunday pied, nj the Courthouse
Tue sad county, proceed sell for ready money
Hgnet bidder, the following properly tn Wit Six huudre
snd my acres land wheTeon the said Hall resides Also
se IoowiBs negro slaves, to wits James, Daniel Moses
dry Randolph Jefre, aud Rose aud tine increase of 'hr
FEMALES thereof The title the above mentioned proper.
IS undoubtedly good but The subscriber only convey
"eh as is vested ia him by the trust deed aforesaid
- TIL. e. AAiOHY, Trustee
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SLAVES FOR HIRE

4 BLACK man, aged about IS, he gardener osuer
good blacksmith aged %.
hrsI rate cooper, aged about Sc well acquainted with
making inbdccS kegs and flour barrels
Three girls Of good character viz ladvis maid ayel
10 " girl aged 10 and n girl aged ~
black boy aged 30, bred a house servant
nuatio man aged o., rate house servant oses
snd carriage driver: he is for sale $500
woman aged IS; with infant child and n son ten
tWso u htse VIII not he separated. The mother Is a
oman OF good character, plain cook, seamsess and
mulauo hoy aged 49, cook aud house servant, and .,
rot Of good character " '''' '"' -
he aforementioned slaves will bred until Ct,etr,as
iH4 Bond AMI security will be required for the brss !,
preference WIZ he given to persons living ~ The country
Application 10 be- made ut ibe Office, the .out east cor.
ner Of the New Market Shockoe Hill Bicbmnnd
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WARNER'S BOOK SVONE-

fUlE business heretOfors rarred rr,e 0f Iocnb
Warner, driiar executor Of Benjamin Warner dec d.
r ri1ed ON The 9Th ~ september last; all persons in
r'h 10 the concern wi please make payment aud those
wig demands viii present ,bFr ~ Phiiip
'mehefiI ga tie Subscriber, who duly authorised t
'itia i5en. ROWEWr l. SNtrlt
The business viii be conducted in future. Vt the old
AND, NIraet Bfidge. ~ the name Il COLLINS X 90
fHgse connection with the irdc ~ fhr Northern cities ,g 90
ore ihem 40 Keep cDnstaoty hand general a..ne
ren' nj BOOKS aud SfAfiONAEY. which they viii con
iuue to dispnee of on tie inwrst tprms.
JFAnf ncle ~ the line Qfto Je ha) be procsred
on he shortest n0iice.
NOvtmref7 jg-v-7yy
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BY RITCHIE s. GOOCH.1

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J Whoever will guarantee The payment of nine papers
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