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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-05-04
91jorceEtEr:
WEDNESDAY, May 4, 1926.
BLACKSTONE CANAL.

The Subscription Books for four hundred
thousand dollars of the Capital Stock Of the
Blackstone Canal Corporation, were opened
in Providence on the 9th ult. one hundred
thousand being reserved to be taken in this
County. The books were closed, agreeably
to public notice previously given, precisely at
one o'clock, when it was found that L, 279
shares had been subscribed for, amounting to
ONE MILLION ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY SEVEN THOUSAND NINE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, or near three time
the required amount. Many who wished for
stock did not get chance TO subscribe. and il
was supposed that half million more would
have been subscribed if the books had been
kept open an hour longer. So well is public
opinion established in favor of the plan, that
five per cent. premium has been offered 70.
stock and refused.
Whatever doubts may have heretofore exist
ed in the minds Of any individual, relative to
the success of this enterprise, they must now
be removed. To those who were the early
advocates, and who have been the steady
supporters oft, it must be peculiarly crafty
ing to see the object of their labors so near its
Accomplishment. For ourselves, having en-
gagged in the plan at lis commencement, if our
humble exertions have contributed any thing
toward its success, We shall feel more than
compensated, in witnessing the increased pros
perity of the country, which its accomplish
ment shall have produced.
To this section of the country belongs no
small share of praise, for being the first, in
New-England, thus successfully to break
through the prejudice against Canals, which
had grown out of the i'll success of the Middle
sex Canal, and thus becoming as it were pic-
neers in the great march of internal improve
ment, which will, at no very remote day, ex-
tend itselfto all parts of New-Ensland, i'm
parting new life and vigor to trade, and afford
ing the means of subsistence, and of wealth
and enjoyment, to the surplus population
which has heretofore sought less advantages.
at greater expense and trouble, by emigration
to our western wilds.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-05-04

The Subscribers have COM
menced business under the Firm of CARY g.
RICE, and have taken the Store lately occu-
pied by Henshaw & Cary, where they offer for
sale, an extensive assortment of ESGLlsH, Do.
MEsTlc and INDIA GOODS, CRocKERY, GLASS
and HARD WARE, WI. GooDs and GROCER
les, DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAiNTs, Dye
STUFFs, &c. &c. which they will exchange
for Lumber, all kinds of Produce, Cash or
good credit, and solicit the patronage of the
customers Of the late Firm and Of the Public.
JONATHAN CARY,
NATHAN RICE.
North BroOtfsld April 90, 1925.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-05-04

The Legislature of Illinois has passed
law, laying fine of S25 on every per-
son who shall bring into that State a
pack Of playing cards, or any dice or
billiard balls, or buy or use them-and
500 on every tavern keeper, sc. who
shall permit them TO be used in their
houses.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-05-04

The" Worcester County Society, Auxiliary
to the American Society for meliorating the
condition of the Jews" held their second an
nual meeting in Leicester, agreeably to ap-
pointmcnt, OH Thursday of the last week.
Many OF the members were present, all of
whom appeared engaged in advancing the OBJ
jects and interests of the Society. The BUSH
ness of the meeting was transacted with har-
mony and with spirit. The late President,
Rev. DR.. Bancroft, having declined re-elec-
ton, the following gentlemen were appointed
officers, for the year ensuing:-
s.V. S. WILDER, Esq. President.
Re en. E HAslnI R %arDo2 Presidents.
Rev. A. B. HULL, Corresponding Sec'rg.
Rev. L. |. HoADLY, Recording Sec'ry.
Maj. ENocH FLAGG, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
Rev. Jonathan Going. Jonas Brooks, Esq.
Rev. John Nelson. Hon. Abijah Bigelow.
Rev. Enoch Pond. Mr.. William Manning.
Rev. George Allen. Mr.. Moses H. White.
Rev. Thomas Smell. Mr.. Nath'l stowell.
Daniel Henshaw, Esq. Nahum Fay, Esq.
Prayers were offered in public by Rev.
Messrs. Pond and Bardwell, and an able and
appropriate Sermon was delivered by Rev.
Mr.. lockwood of Westborough, from Rom.
| xii; after which the Report of the Direc-
tors, and the joint Report of the Treasurer
and Auditor, wero read in public, and Col
lection was taken up, in aid of the benevolent
objects of the Society. The Addresses, which
had been expected, were unavoidably omit
ted. At the close of the meeting, the Treas
urer was directed to forward one hundred dol.
lars, as a donation to the parent Society al
New York.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-05-04

The New-York Albion informs that
Mr.. John Vaughan is appointed Minister
to this country by the Court of Great
Britain. Mr.. Vaughan was formerly
Minister TO Switzerland.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-05-04

F"otes.-A letter from Porto Rico. Of
recent date, mentions the execution OF
'ne eteOe" pirates already noticed, and
adds that SEVENTEEN more pirates were
condemned to die, and that the execu-
'iQh may be expected 10 fake place
shortly"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-03-26

h"rms oe'1s' man OF Infinite whim
ana Madness vas the author OF some
WORKS "Ach Sufficiently prove mat bis
natural 'fmPer was no' much to DC relied
on ne story OF ms goid'n nal IS eurl-
ous' lla'ihs worked away hla fortune IN
achymy' ana hndlng Ms schemes 10 yam,
he nag mind At on'e 70 st INTO toe
service q CERTAIN prince ana p estab-
Hsh charaelef q hlmStii 70 al ihe
World a. II possessed Of thc aIchenlcaI
secret. o fnls Pui pose ne declared'
S"at ne oao round out IQuor winch
YOU'D 'ln"colaIf'y convert all metals
plunged !nto u mo gold ne p'Ince'
~ hoDlllty OF the place, ana all the lite
f1u "ere lh'''eo 70 see 'he experiment;
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Thou saidst, that WHOM

The battles rage was over, and the cry
OF carnage hushed, and murders rOut gone by,
Thou'dst come again.
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And | believed f!

| could have hreathed my dy
Nor murmured at my fate H.;
By thee deceived
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IT'S well-'tis wen,
But ! et-should Ger

Thy footsteps stray to where this form is laid
Then think Of her whose fond heart thou St betray
Give me one tear
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SEASON1BLE.
We are hi. day opening large additional
supply Of
RICH FANCY GOODS.

Exactly suited TO THE season Amongst them
Hre-
100 pieces culicoes, assorted new patterns,
A few Dnnglass and 9ubrc do
Beautiful Gauze, Zelia and Barezc lIandk IS
Bareze Scarls, beautifully shaded, II new arle
Elegant Bobbinett Luce, Caps and Capcsi
snperbly worked,
A few pieces real Brussels Thread Laces and
Idgings,
silk stripe Linen Drilling, Nankeen and otheI
colours,
Renl Nance Chop Nankeen and blue do
A cnse fashionable drab Hats,
Various Goods for gentlemcns aud boys sum
mer wenr,
do do male and female servants DO
Real India worked Null Muslns,
Null Muslin Robes, richly founced
\ further supply OF bro Gs. eros re etc Silk
200 pair prnne.la Shoes, all shades and sizes
A large assortment hew style Pnrasols
Ciiue5e Feather ans, figured aud plain.
Green Gauze Wells, a fashionable article
ID black heflnu Bombazeen. sup. quality,
piece bGe aud black Saxs. Velvet CLOTH,
equal 10 any imported,
With a great variety OF other Goods, which
they are determined 10 offer TO their friends
and the public at remarkably 10" prices.
MCKEE, ROBINSON l. CO.
May IL. ts3S
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Zen DeNaYs Reward.

l. JNAWAY from the subscriber, liyiyI
4 in Pittsylvania county, Nirgiuin, Oh Mor,|
day the ID inst. negro boy named JORDAN
OF yellow complexion, years old, j feet NJ
or / inches highi quite smart spoken by,
mad on When lie lett nome, pair .. i.ls
checked pantaloons, a coarse cotton shirt, ba.
no hat non shoes, no particular mnrk recoiltc.
ted. lie was seen ON Wednesday nigh; Ito
llih inst at Mr.. Swinncy 5, near ~ nsh..sf,
mud do expect lac is lurking about town.
Whoever may apprelend the said Toy am!
deliver him To me, or lodge him in jail 50 : a.
get him again, aAalIccciyt the above rel
ward
WILLIAM W8RE.
Al INST OF H,s3
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Notice.

TIVE subscriber has for sale, and is dc
l tsrlnned 70 sell, several surveys OF laud,
lying 81 Goose creek, 5 miles from Liberty,
snh adjacent to his mill establishment
They contain from one TO three hundred
crcs, as may suit purchasers, aud are in fine
order fer cropping. Possession Will be given
immediately mud on ,ely accommodating
terms CHARLES {. PATTERSON
January 7. ts2u
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% DoNarS Reward.

RUNAWAY from the possession Of Joel
AZ Lejiioich Jr. aJout tp'ire months ago, u
negro NUN n0nttd G.IBRIIL, Of rery dart
complexion, about joHr .tttt9 or 10 incheshigh,
and about thirty tuO years ofage, no partieu-
Tar marks recOHfeftd ercert some small iuOts
1ni MS breast ABOUT the sac Of u marble, and
a rery rough dHnpy chin.
lam o. ,tnion that he is nolc lurking about
the ntigh6oThood ef .Ioha SmcAg, o't the head
heaters u Goose Creck, where he has Il ulfs, as
he has been seen in that quarter fregulntiy.
The a5ore REGARD q tuentg fire doiiaIs ,riH be
gtrtn to any person rho uW dtiiter him 10 me,
or SECURE him in Btdford jail SO that get hiy
again. ROBEdT u REESE.
January %. 1piS l.
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New .MVaielne,

DUTLEn'S Vegetable INDIAN SPE-
ID FfC, for the cure of coughs, colds, con
.hmptions, spittings Of blood, &c. sc. can be
bad n. the Philadelphia prize, by arpy ing nj
tue Drug, Medicine and Paint store ol
WALTER IL MIDDLETON.
April % Is 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-26

IL On the second day of the sole ofLots
in Kingston, being the eth Of June, . King
will offer for sale, TO the highest biddev, about
one half Of his LAND, adjoining Kingston,
II hcing the part "hereon lie resides, Il i,
we'll lmoroyed. Terms made known at sale
Also, Il likely negro girl, for cash.
May 10. 1920 tds39
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Tract or parcel Of land.

a HE subscriber again requests all those
indebted to him, TO come forward and
settle their accounts forthwith, as longer in
d"lerhco cannot lie gwen lie fully autho.
rises Robert AlfDnier, 10 collect all debts ow.
Sc 10 HIM. ROBEEI ORR.
Apfh II. r95
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Additional Supplies of
S,PRIIGa coon So

y WC L0ttSt IGShl0hS.
Rirh figured black and colored Silks,
A splendid as'tmt of fashionable alicoes,
Plaid silk Scarls, ner s beautiful article,
Elegant Ba,essc aud umbre printed Cam
bricks,
. eases superior irish Linens, put up ex-
pressly tur the home trade,
silk Stripe ChiIlings, a new article for gen.
tlemen's wear,
A large assortment of Angola Cassimeres,
do of Cloths and Cassimeres,
And are in daily expectation Of further
supplies, which they viii sell at their usual
low prices.
MCKEE, ROBINSON s. co.
April le. tsGa
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Virginia, TO wit j:


at Rules hfId IN the Clerks office of
.7nherst County on the first Mon
day M .4p-il, 1895
Willis Franklin,
against
Henry franklin, in his own Iight, and as
administrator OF Jeremiah rankin, dec d,
Phebe Franklin,H idow and relict OF Jeremiah
Franklin, decd, Benjamin Franklin, Abner
Franklin, Anderson Moss and Jane his " tie,
formerly Jane Franklin, William Clark SON aud
Lucinda his wife, late Lucinda Franklin, heirs
md distributes Of ,aid franklin, Decd
defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Benz Franklin and Abper
Franklin. and Anderson Moss and Jane his
wife, not being inhabitants of this com.
nlonwealth, on motion Of the plaintiff, by
counsel, II is ordered, thnt The said last named
defendants do appear here on or before the
first day OF The court 90 be holden for our
county court OF Amherst in July next, ard
answer the plaintiffs bill, and give sccurity
agreeable To the act of assembly and the rules
ot ibis court aud il is further ordered, that a
'"F" ~ TINS '-r,r, he forthwith Inserted in tue
Lynchburg Virginiau fer TIE space OF two
months IN succession, ard that another copy
the'eof be posted at the front door OF the
court house of this county oo some court day
A CoPy-Teste,
A. 3. DAVIES, Clk.
Mays wsw37
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Ny SnVaueA ". Yalinfervo

FFEltS his services to the inhabitants
g ot Sew Glasgow aud the adjacent neigh.
bolhoed in the practice Of MEDICINE, SIR
gerry, &C. lie will be in that place by the
FIRST oil Inne, and solieits n share of the public
patronage. May -.
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Public Notice

rs given by the TRUSTEES, that the Legis-
laiure OF Virginia. ~ ihe last session, pass
eI law establishing town II 10 huli acre
Lots, 10 be known by tn nsnle OF Kingston,
IN the county Of Campbell, on the land OF
sncktlle King. The Lots are nec0rdneiy
located and surveyed, on both sides Of The
great rond leading from Lyuehburg TO the
south, and known by the name ct Ward 8
road, by lar the most public highway in This
part Of the upper country. Kingston is about
Il miles from Lynchbnrg, aud 6 OF from
Wards bridge. The situation is inviting, in
deed nearly a perfect level, fertile dry grey
Garth, good spring water convenient, the
country around alonnding in prime building
timber, and 8 oaW.NTlls in . or 3 miles
The law directs The Trustees 10 sell the Lots
Tor the benefit OF the proprietor, s. King
He, therefore, together with the Trustees, do
give notice, that dizzy Will oflel the Lots IN
the town ct Kingston, for sale, On tuesday
the 7l day Vt June, ia continue from day TO
day) to the highest bidder, ~ II months
credit, the purchaser giving bond with an.
proved security, to carry interest from the
date. A cagh ymcu, will receive liberal
discount. Any Just debt that 5. King owes
viii be preferred to cash Therefore, we so
leit in The most respectful mnnncr, puleAu
sers and creditors TO atienJ the sale
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- office.

E'IlE subscribers have been appointed
u by the county court Of Amherst Trus
tees for The purpose Of managing the estate
Of their grandfather. As II was dei ised To
their mother aud her children, aud as their
father has heretofore obtained credit upon
the faith ofthio property, they deem it their
duty To give notice, that they shall pay no
debts of his contracting heretofore, Or " Inch
he may hereafter contract, with the money
arising from it.
JOHN FARSNWORTH.
SAMUEL FARNSW ORTIZ.
May 90. 2t79
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10 Mr.. lessee Allen of Tennessee,

To Mr.. lessee Allen of Tennessee,
CIR: Yon are hereby notified that on
~ the 3D. day of June neat, at the store
house III iiorsely q Farss in Bent Creek,
buckingham county, Virginia, | shall take the
deposition OF Col. VIM | Freeland, TO be read
on the trial of my sun nov depending againA
you in the superior count OF Law for Amherst
county, when md where you may attend 1t
trcn any cause il be not taken on that day,
shall proceed on tue neat day thereafter at
the SAME paee TO take said deposition.
JOHN HOR5ELY, Jr.
May 70. w3w 80
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public Notice.

,, HNnHef Ut1re, ID. ~ ieqf
DURSIANF 10 claus therein COW. ~
II ed, the subioinet act Is published .ro'.
information OF all holders or owners -, -. ..
Ia Military Certificates hearing an inlrr.''
SIX per cent. Livery such certlcatsl.fe,ea,.a
al this Office for redemption by any ai#rr #. -
the individual TO WHOM il was o,,s ipglly i...,
ed, must be endorsed or assigned iv sysl ~,
etnai owner, or ia case OF his death, h, M a
gal representative. nav
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LAND ron SALE.

TIVE subscriber Is dssirovs 10 sci The
4 fraet 81 faad uHsrfaH ne MN lires, ahsoh
eonfaias fii1 aeres, aaa qi9ias ~ iaads II
Bm Ieniilg, JgiB Hr i1a8ul, aud nhtts. The
idR! Il TfH laelostd. n u god sac II fH-
praralfff, and les veil for fafpiHg Q gU0d
propgsliairefH rss7 iqed - frd rats t8bac-
60 lad IL Haely eaffrt9 cid has OF i an
eyeekltni framed ivfilihg house, burn, siabf.s,
&c, uih Other ascs@arg tuildiuga for fgrpliHg
or planting pHrpotts, "a aiso fiea earring apple
eyctzfdsof uH se,teisd f+ai. iHsTe IL aisO
aHethe~ fgoi u mood land, aj}gi8Ag miHe
1bjct i for sals, aud IS almost .Hftrfig ,9barc9
land o. heGfs, 44afig 7hishad, Rnf.d to
ai,tf aeph Bakt one n me most desifable
farms Ia ne upper country. Il THIS iaud fifs
10 oHe 81 ne baa tafertd sectiouset the IaHnI
States. rtrdcriHR jttMeuuut0nig beaihY. fiAh1i
bErer MITES u Pcdigr 3iiis eighty mite n a
tobacco fpSpt rfioa upon yamfs hirtr ami WITH
in stffeta mRts Of LgHsbbvYg, he subscriber
erperfs 70 gel ready saif for II. Tor terms up
ply 10 NJ subseribcr iif1ng on The prentice.
CTS. {. C.iRffR.
.9nbeya County, 22rifl5 uav3i
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April 10.
Notice.

4HIIE business heretofore of the house of
- J. ANDREN a SONS, wiIlirom this day
he conducted under the firm OF ANDREWS
& BROTHERS. w6w27 MAY 5.
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II the Ruits held IN the Clerks Office Of
Bedford County the dag Of .4pril,
1880
lessee 4 Rrnm1iett and Sarah his rife for.
mtyly Sorad CrwaP, piaotGs,
against
Mary Crunp, in her oun yieAt, and as admir-
81 george CrumP, decd, Susanna Craplp, John
q Crump, .45Her C.umP, HUtiam CrumP,
hhoda Crgmp aud Bsptrty CriNHP,
defendants.
Nv CH1NCERY.
TIE dtfendant' John II. Crunp and .4brer
Gremp not borjgg cuier,d Their appearance and
giren security according 10 lar and the rules Of
Ais curt, and i appearing 10 the satisfaction u
the eolrt that they are not inhdbh0,iS Of TINS
commonwealth, on the motion Of tie plaintiffs,
5g their counsel, il is ordered, that they 40 0p
peGr here on or before lie fourth Monday IN
Judy Hert, and aaswcr The compliments bin,
and gire such security as the touH may require,
AID that a copy of THIS Order be forthwh IN.
serted in The Irgnian for tu.o months success
s.seiy, gai posted u! tie front door % he court
house Of this county on tpo several court days.
Il Coly-Itste,
j. SIEPTOE, c. b. c.
7priIT. u4r65
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Dan ing School.
To George S. Holloway :

10 NtUT5e ,. IIOIlOWay
GlR-As you are not AN inhahitant Of
,, this state, take this method TO notify on,
that on the 21h aud 10th days OF May, la25
shall proceed to take the dispositions Of Joab
ADDISON and others, at the tavern house Of
robert Morriss, in the town OF Lynehbure, 10
he read as evidence on the trial OF suit now
depending IN the superior court of chanccry
for the Lynchhurg district, wherein | an
plaintiff aud yourself and Others are defend
nuts, JABEZ CAMDEN
May .. Wiw72
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II
"a yials RuTLElts sLGETABIf INDIAN
"a do nEiIys's COUCH props aud
PEC1ORAL POWDERS,
81 visls DALBYs cAkAllNArlYE MIX
"a vials fAUL's rATEHT COLUMBIAN
oil.
az do GOLDEN TlNe1rRI,
200 gallons best Lamp OIL
10000 best spatieh segars
o. IAs. hoch or Ilail Candy
% boxes be-, TRANSPARENT SOAP lately
received
,so 1fACIunE md SPECIE BOTTLES,
81 lbs Powdered Hiubarb
i lbs Phospaie ofron
10 lbs. Nitric Acid pure,
20 lbs. pulv Jalap
10 boxes best relned Iiqgorce
ID lbs Powdered Cobalt OF Fly stone
30 los Spis. Nitro DUO.
loo Us Race Ginger
Silver rlaied and Brass Spring Laaees
3 lbs. Spts. pimenlo
20 lbs best Lima BARI
9 lbs OIL Of Orange
3 lbs Charcoal, prepared
Zoo white Fials, escorted
10 gallons Lest Alcohol
loo lhs. Ground Canwood
300 lbs. Oil Ytuol
II galoas best Sweet Oil
20a lbs. bust EPSON salts
loo lbs. do Turpentlns soar
lon los Aqua Forts, bes,
- lbs. .Bther Supburic
% lbs. Moriatic Acid
20 lbs. Rotten Stone
20 lbs. Crocgs hIarlis
10 lbs Sal Soda
10 los. Gum As.aftriida
. eross Lead Peneils, black and red,
do Tooth Brushes, assorted qualities
4 parks G Id Loaf
10 lbs Gum hno irne
50 lbs Li1nofoe Ball
20 lbs Cinnamon
20 los Orange frId
10 lbs Sup carb soda
% lis Pdmee Stone
so lbs best blue Smalts
60 ihs Nu2i;ais
ia lbs Kuatul jfou
6 lbs white Oxide Dismuth
10 lbs Gum Elastic OF Indian Rubber
90 lbs Spanish SasaparilIa Grime quality
80 lbs fresh hiSitalis (the arst qualny)
u tbs Nutnegs
10 lbs Spanish Annette
2 Reems aesi Snnd Paper
80 Us Quick silver
90 Fancy Snuh Boxes
10 lbs Volatile salts
90 lbs Cork Wood
90 Irusscs, assorted qualities size,
10 lbs Sponge, iue aud course
10 gross Val corks, best
20 nesis Cfuehles
6e pafefs III BoAes, wood aud paper.
10 gross Bottle Curks
lbs Sup. Card. Potash
"a Tooth Drawers, OF diiferen, kinds
10 lbs best 81, king flaister
20 lbs Aioes, FIST aud second qualities
10 lbs Oais Rsoi first Qualls)
90 SIENNA Alex aud Ind
20 lbs Chalk, prepared
90 los Maritime cqiills
I gross pemiuhu CorIs
30 lbs bcsi fresh lamarnds
A small quantity of Real turkey Rhubarb
dozen bottles Bears Oh,
4 OF. thosparns
%. Ciuaied Kali
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Stone Ware s. Flower Pots.

sT"ITt " dTt . iIUWtf UIs.
The Subscribers have on hand, in addition
70 tie above, nearly every other article be-
longing 10 fheir busiucss---nlI Of which they
will sell low tor eash, or exchange for BEES
WAX, GiNstNG, LTNsEED OIL, or any
other article Of produce, al market prices.
May %. ,s79
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NIay12
a Valuable Tract Of Aan0

FOR SALE.
by virtue of deed of trust from David
Id Lalne 10 us, bearing date the 9th OF Nov
1870, and duly recorded in the clerks of
fee OF the county OF Campbell, We shall sell
TO the highest bidder, for ready money before
the front door Of CampbeN court house, on
Monday the 18th of June, 1925, being Camp
bell court day, if fair, otherwise on the next
fair day, certain
Iract or parcel Of land.
Supposed TO contain 273 acres more or less
lying IN the said county OF Campbell on Doe
Branch OF Seneca Greek. This land will be
SOLD to pay balance due by said Lame TO
Hugh Morgan for said land it being the
same lind on which tire said Lame resided Mt
his death and on part Of which Lewis Merit,
now resides.
MATTHEW B.. NoWLIN, lr...
JOHN +. FAlMCK, ''s''e''
May Il w4w SO
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register. (Wilmington, Del.) 1824-1825, 1825-03-24
Ea.Mcation.

The Subscriber respectfully returns his
acknowledgements to the inhabitants of Will
mington, and it's vicinity, for the liberal en-
courae ement he has received, since his re-
commencement to teach in the Academy,
and anxiously solicits further continuance
of their patronage. And at the same time,
he embraces this opportunity to inform
them and the public generally, that he has
engaged young man (lately from Europe
well qualified to assist him in the Classical
apartment: where his pupils will be care
fully instructed in the Latin, Greek, and
English languages, dramatically; Writ
ing, Arithmetic, Bookkeeping (single and
double entry,) Euclid's Elements, Geome-
try, Trigonometry, with their application to
Mensuration; Guaging, Surveying and Nav
igation, Geography elGcidated by the Maps
and Globes, &c. &c.
Having taught the above branches, in
this Borough for several years, with success,
he presumes the public are SO we'll acquaint-
ed with his qualifications as teacher, tc
render any thing further on the subject un-
necessary.
Young gentlemen will be accommodated
with tuition. boarding and washing, on reas-
enable terms, by application to
WILLIAM RANKIN.
Wilmington March 10 at.