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ACADEMY,

NlE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education of youth
o both sexes in all the various branches of useful Educa
ton and as he Haters himself that he has given
their support and having opening for few more pu
pills, he again soics share Of public patronage
VIM BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
October 18th, 1928. SO
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NOTICE

hereby given that intend to petition the General As
sembly OF the State of Delaware, at their session in
January next tor law to vest in title to tract OF land
in Mill Greek hundred, Newcastle county, called Homony
Ridge, formerly belonging to William Moore containing
acres, bounded by White Clay creek, lands of VIM
Mote, George Jacobs and Joseph Rankin.
Oct. 9, 1924 84-3mp ABEL JEANS.
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NOTICE

hereby gwen that the subscriber will apply to the Le-
gisaue of the State of Delaware at their Session IN
January next for law authorizing him to sell the Land and
Mills of the late Joseph ast Esq deceased situated IN
the county of Sussex. b. POTTER.
Milford, Aop. g. 1894. 92-
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NOTICE.

VIE stockholders of the Wilmington and PhadeInbia
IL Turnpike Company are hereby no,6eJ tht AZ T,n
non Tor ten Managers will be held at Jacob Hooton,s Ia
Vern on the first Monday in January next at o'ck M
pnon..;. -. ., ~ JAMES PRICE, Secy.
it"'"y" 'he' pec' OH, 1874. 4-6t
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TpILBfINCTON AND phil ADELPHLd
POST COACHES.

nNE Coach leaves the La Fayette Hotel Of G.J Wolfe,
~ Wilmington every day at o'clock, for Philadelphia;
returning leaves the houses of Andrew Oliver Indian King
Narket-sreet and David Johns White Horse Banksree
at o'clock, for Wilmington.
TWO Coaches leave the La Fayette Hotel, Wilmington
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at and 10 ock
for Philadelphia returning, leave the houses of A. Oliver
Indian King, Markets.. and d. Johns, White Horse, Bank
ST. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at and 10 o.
clock, for Wilmington.
FARE ONE DOLLAR.
Having first horses good coaches, and careful dr
yers together with determination to conduct these lines
give general satisfaction induces the propretors to pre-
sumo increase of public patronage.
Passengers, for their convenience, will be taken up
set down in any part of the city borough Baggage at
the rlsk of the owners. ANDREW OLIVER
GENERAL j. WOLFE,
Dec 3, 1924. 74-f Proprietors
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NOTICE.
97-3rll

A Ii persons indebted TO the estate of JANE WILSON
"a deceased, late of the Borough Of Wmngion are re
nuested to make speedy payment and those having claims
to present them, legally attested for settlement, TO
WASHINGTON RICE, Ex'r
Nov. 26, 1924. eq-4t
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10 Editors of Newspapers

oh sAt, the Press, Type, &C. comprising all that is
SIZE The Type has been carefully used about II months
letters post paid addressed to the editor of the Freeman
journal. Philadelphia, will be attended to-
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Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company.-OLD STOCF

NOTICE is hereby given that the sepenh nsfalme
fire dollars on each share, together with all arrear
will be due and payable at the Company's Office. No
Walnut street, on Monday, the Sd of January, 1926.
ii. d. GILPIN, Ireasu
Philadelphia, 21st Sept. 1924. So
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NOTICE.

vlNHE Commissioners of the Levy Court of Newcastle
Il County, will meet at the Court House in the Town Of
Newcastle Tuesday the 18th day Of January next or
the purpose Of sitting Commissioners of the Taxi The
Assessors of the respective hundreds requested to be
punctual in their attendance.
By order DAVID PAINTER
Dec 10, 1879 5-6t Clerk of the Peace
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Travellers by the following Routes
T4hE .N'OT'TrE
Oct. %, 1924.

lfSIAf the Himngtou, Phiadelbhia, Elton Doper and
Ch-srto1n .ifa Stages, leave and arrive at the sub
scriber's, N the following order, viz
Philadelphia and Wilmington Mail
Stage uia Darby and Chester,
will run daily leaving both places at O'Clock, A. NJ ard
arrive at O'Clock, r. NJ. For seats to Philadelphia apply
at Eli Lanborn's Inn, Wilmington, sign of James Bay.
ar and TOR seats Wilmington apply at the U. S. Gene.
al Alai Stage Office, No. South Thrdstreet; at Pat
'e,son's Inn, sign Of Robinson Crusoe, No. South
rhird-sfrsrt and Judds Hotel, No South Third.
street, and Taylors Inn, No. 49, North Fourth-stree
Philadelphia. Fare 81.
Wilmington and Elkton Mail Stage,
piG .NeWport and ChriStiana,
Will daily Sundays excepted-eaying George Pea
cocks Inn Ekton at O'clock A. NJ. and arrive at Will.
mingon at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Returning, leaves Eli Lam
horns Inn sign of James A. Bayard at one O'Clock, p
NJ and arrives at Elkton O'clock p M.-ths line is
continued to Frenchiowu and time for the Bal
tmore Steamboat. Fare 81, 50.
Wilmington and Georgetown Mail
Stage, Via .NrWcastle, st. Georges, Cantwelrs
Bridge, Smyrna, Dorer and Milford.
wiz run three times week-leaving Eli Landlords Inn
wilmington, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
o'clock A. NJ and arrive Georgetown the next day at
o'clock Z NJ Returning leaves Georgetown on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at o'clock, A. and arrives
LAT O'Clock p NJ the next day-Fare through SIS 25--
tins line connected with the Virginia Mail Stage line
William NAPLES being proprieorin both lines which
leaves Marlborough every Wednesday morning. passing
Through Berlin, Poplarown, Snow Hi Hornown, Acco-
mac Court House, Bell Haven Franktown and Norhanp.
ton Court House, Virginia, luhgers Ferry being in good
order.
Wilmington and Chestertown Mail
Stage, ria .uiddietown, Warcick, 4. Georgetoaon
Cross loads,
viii run three times week. leaving Eli Landlords Inn.
Wilmington, on Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays at
O'Clock, A. NJ and arrive at S T. NJ Returning leaves
Peacocks Inn, Chesertown, Tuesdays Thursdays and
saturdays, at O'clock A. NJ and arrives at Wilmington,
at O'Clock, T. This line is connected with the Easton
Mail Stage. Fare TO Chesertown, 80.
| July 81, 1924. 66-N,f
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DOMESTIC GOODS

A ND COTTON YARN of various descriptions and from
IA various Factories receiving daily and for sale No.
Ill Marketsreet. JOHN X. BRINCKIE.
Wilmington, March 80. ST.
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted to the estate Of Isaac Tuon ~
~ are requested 10 make immediate payment ad , wy
having CLAIMS against the same will produce their sccog
properly attested for settlement, to N0eOuae
ABRAHAM EGBERT Eur
Christiana Bridge, Oct 10, 1894 87-s
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FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE

For property either in Philadelphia or Hilningtou
A DAIRY FARM containing sixty nine acres and fo,.
"A perches-he improvements are large two story sos
house with kitchen and cellar two spring houses and
mostly set with good clover and timothy There Are S
acres of wood land and three in orchard The land i
situated between Darby and Chester about miles fran
the former and about two hundred yards from the road
No. 2. FARM pleasantly situated about six miles from
Wilmington, containing eghtyhree acres The land h n
good state OF cultivation, with good improvements sa
BILE for country residence.
No. 3. SMALL FARM containing twelve and a half
acres, adjoining No. 2. The improvements are poo1
house and barn, and The land IN good state of cultivation
This Farm would make good stand for mechanic &c
the neghborhood is well settled and mechanics wanted
For further particulars apply to
BROW.N 4. BaILEY, .auctrs.
Wilmington, Dec. 6, 1924. 2-tf
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
A LII persons indebted to the of CESAR A ROD.
IA NEf, Esquire, deceased, requested to make i'm.
mediate payments and persons having claims against the
same will present their accounts for settlement to
}. G. BRlNCKLE,
Attorney IN flct Of SUSAN IL. RODNEY, ADMIR-.
Wilmington, Dec 1924. 2-2m
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fNIAT the Hiimngion, PhladeIbhia, Etton, Dover an
Gh-s1to4On .ifa Stages leave and arrive at the sui
scrber's, IN the following order, viz
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! Remaining IN The Post OD'oe al L.ynchbUg
Ia on he 30M September, 1884.
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! Mary Adams SAM. &. Allen, 1hos J. Adams
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hen Cox, Mrs Nancy Clement, Miss Catha.
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bell, Bennett Crawford, Clerk Superior Court
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u DR.. n J. Davies >, Daniel Day, Aehil-
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howell. benjamin Dawson, Patrick II Dillon,
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John Garrett, George l,rnber, Francis
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james X Cream, John ellis, Robert Gardner,
Miss Charlotte Griffin, John H. Goodwin,
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Iloll,nsworth, Wm ID Hit, l. & u iloEinan
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Greed I HALEY, Levi l. llays, James lladen
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Judith jenkins, Chas l.. Jordan ., Nm
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Lewis y Co. james jenkins.
G-John Kidd, Thomas kinney.
l.-EdWerd Lynch, john lynch, Snmpel
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Alexander Mcdonald Grorgc Nh khan RIO
Mimms, Captain James Mnrtin, Mi,s Lucy NJ
Moore, Neil MCC.inchy george Mprt,n 2
Elizabeth Mason, 1nCMns l Mnutmnu, Jas
L. MeGone, Watt Mesan, Tnomas a. Norm
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P-Edwnrd picc, Miss Fnnny Plunkct, Ro
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Ton, Booker l'reUon2, LyaehpurB Pence So.
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Rosser, Va. Robinson, john Royalty, John
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William J, shelton, Patrick Smith, Or Jas.
Saunders, 1homus smith, Robert 5nead, VIM
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T-ChesIey Taylor, Il. s Tilden ., VIM.
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Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, in.
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- from few considerations which the ad
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IN oft. The periodical works OF Great
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n, American public for want OF suitable
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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
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3st;sne and IN tin, ronnt,y The enenI rs OF
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INV AMERICAN
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OF THE
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endure the nlamy and guilt Of reslgnlng sue
ceeding generationsto that wretchcdness which
awais them, il we basely cntali hcre-
ditay bondage upon them.
The arnls we have been compelled by our
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hazard, with uUabating hrmness and pelsese,-
ance, employ Ior the pleseryaiio" OF our hbep-
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men rather thanto live slaves" Declaration
Of Congress, aRipg forth The neresstg oJtahing
up dIms--Jafg ., l175
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. LUCKY 0sfICE, i.ynchbnrp, Virginia.
We y. nd particularly invite the public 10
e;aEiine the 18th class Of lhe Quantlco Canal
lottery THIS plan Of drawing lotteries has n
decided advantage over any other plan We
baveeseresanined Orders from ami palt o
The United states, (pos PAID Will meet with
prompt attention, il directed TO Abraham X
North's Office, Lynciburg, Virginia.
Whole Tickets IS
Halves 9 50
Quarters 25
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-08
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DERSONS holding small prize tickets
Z in any Of tie northern lotteries, c-,n have
h liberty OF renewing them in tie beauiiu.
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