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To Let tor a term of years.

FEyWO Factories Beaver creek failing stream,
Il which considered sufficient card and full for hr
" looms. They situated about half mile from
randywe, the east side, in Delaware county Pennsy
vania &c miles from Philadelphia and from Wilmington.
One Of the factories is SO feet by 49, three stories high
The other is 80 feet by AZ, tlree stories high They
Convenient each other and will be rented together or
separate, TO suit the They convenient grist
mills, mills schools and places Of worship They are
lin healthy neghborhood, with houses to accommodate
families to carry the BUSINESS and excellent spring
AZ each factory 1t is good stand for store Afurthei
description deemed persons wishing to rent
will call and judge for themselves. For terms apply or
| he premises 10 JOHN FARRA.
March /. 1895 26-tf
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ORPHANS, COURT.

n ORPHANS COURT will be held at Newcastle, 7
a and for the County of Newcastle, on Monday The
Eleventh day of April next at ten O'Clock nlhe forenoon
,efore the Honorable NICHOLAS RiDGEIY, Chancellor
he State of Delaware, composing the Orphans Court
rms to make to the said Court, other business, vii
lease to give their attendance.
BIZ o,der effhe said Court.
ATTEST, MATTHEW KEAN, CFk y. T.
Newcastle, February 16, 1926. 2o-5t
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Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

ESRAEL ID JONES, Brewer, at No "a, Second street
a. Wilmington Del keeps constantly on hand suppv Of
Drang't Beer Porter and Ale of the first quality which
oltlers and others be furnished on reasonable terms
by the barrel, half barre or quarter barrel
tie IS thankful Ter the extensive patronage hitherto re
ceived and solicis a continuance OF public favor
Wilmington, 9Th mo. 1924 Gift
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10 RENT

A LARGE Tseo Story Brick Dsyeing House in the vii.
"A lage Of Newport with good brick barn, and stables
and every other convenient ont building. TO the house
attached large room, for man, years occupied as
ii eligible situation for country business as
any in the place There arethree lots in the village
aiming acres which will be rented with the house.
Possession given the 25 day OF Ma CHI Apply to
ALLAN THOMSON lftnIng.on, or
JOHN D.. MORRIS, Lepden's Island,
jim IS. 14-tf Newport, Del,
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TO RENE.

4 COACHMAKER'S aud Blacksmnh's shop at The cor
~ of Ere, CHI and High Streets at present occupied
b jonathan piersun.
iarEe I've stony brick fouse, large garden, Smoke
hos, Wash house, brick stable carriage house and frame
Garage house, tbs corner Of Wauni and Secod Streets
'hiee story BRICK &c. No. %, East high Street.
Three grass lots 10 randyWine Marsh.
Oae lot carrie Black Horse Tavern and three acres on
the Lancaster Turnp Ike.
grass LOT lad street, the Brick Yards. Pos.
session ON the 25,h nstar,
Lumber Yard and Wharf, present occupied hy Will
am Kirk. Possession had on he 18Th of MAY next. A
age two story brick house, the corner of French and
4h streets. This house would accommodate two families
For 'erms apply to JOHN HEDGES.
march u S2-I
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Nav IOTTERY ARRANGEMENT.


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Prize
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10 the FRIENDS .f DEL.iU.dRE and
CHUICH ESJdBETSi.IE.N MS.

TSVIE Managers Of The Lottery fo he benefit Of ST. Pc
a. ter's Church, III The Borough OF Wilmington, with
great satisfaction thar the Honorable tie egs
aiute has been pleased 10 extend the time allowed for
completing The necessa contemplated small classes as
enable then Nha they nave lost, by il lay in
drawing the previous ones, owing to the Neglect Vt their
lends, the sale Of foreign tickets, and the conseq ent
necessity of drawing he LOTTERY 1t renu,e periods with
une half unsol add to which, lhe public drew all te pr.
zes and the Church was left minus, bn hey hope hrn'
strict punctuaiy paying przts and BY raAing the Lot.
terry, the saline honorable New Series pan has Aei
been conducted, and which has he, universally Prais
ed they will still obtain liberal preference and patronage,
which partly, Trustees Of The Church, and ma Ayers
Of lie Lottery hey viii endcavour 10 deserve, on accou
Of the credit IF the institution, heir regard charac
Ter and the benefit Of the public. The following scheme
is presented tor appreciation, as being the best yet presen
ted 10 the public.
by authority Of the State Of Delaware
DEL.4WaRE STATE LOTTERY,
Filth Class-New Series
For tie benefit Of st. PETERS Church ia Wilming
tBR,
8l93 Dollars in Prizes be distributed in five minutes
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NOTICE.
COTTON MANDATORY

ET0lt SALE containing about 500 Snindcs, with fl.
n supply of card ng engines ami other machinery foi
Ne preparation Of Cotton. Inquire 81 ZlBA FERRIS,
Watch Maker, corner - Market and High SITS.
Wilmington, ist mo. 20, 1926. 15-tf
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TO RENT.

FEyiIE Farm dccuped BY Jacob Canlk, near ,ht
a. Buck lave u, containing 400 Of clearet
land Possession may be had IN Tie % If Mach next
TATNALL 4 PRu r..
Braodvwip6, Jn 81, 1925 16-tf
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Lumber Yard Removed.

EHvIiE subscriber has removed s Lamber Pdrd from hs
n late stand, that lately occupied by Iedack decd
where he has hand assortment Of lthte and ZEE
io.v Pine Boa,ds, .Sca,ng Plank, Smuggling and Pa'
terig Iats shges of different kinds and intends keep
ing general supply Of all kinds Of lumber used in hud
ding all of which he oilers for sale the most moderate
terms WILLIAM SlMMoNo,
WILMINGTON June Is 1904 ST.
N. II. lie would purchase quantity of Lumber o. ue
different kinds or would receive Lumber to sell OH Com
mission.
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NOTICE.

FEyHE subscriber having OBJ ained Letters OF Admns'
j. ton on the estate OF Rev JOHN +. LAFfA, fe@
the Town of Newcastle, dec. aud wishing 10 close INC
settlement the said estate with little delay as possp
will attend at said from the 18Th to the l5l dsy
April next, both inclusive, at which time and pace Y
persons indebted TO the said estate earnestly Requested
10 make payment and those having claims against e sane
to produce their accounts properly aesed tor
WILLIAM LATTA, Admir-
Newcas,lA March IA 1906 S0-9t
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NOTICE.

4 III persons indebted 10 the estate Of JOHN GREGG,
n deceased, late OF Chrsana Hundred, requested
TO make payment, and those having demands present
hem, properly a,tested Tor settlement, to
JAMES CANDY Administrator.
l,randywine, mo. l, 1925. 27-2m
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ELECTION.

FLEC HUN.
RSlE Stockholders Of the Bank of Wilmington and Bran
H. DIVINE are hereby notified that an Election will he
Id at James eeris's inn the 4th of April mex, he
the hours Of two and five O'clock for the purpose
electlng nine Directors for the ensring year
By order " NE joard, EVAN THOMAS, Cash.
wilmington, hiaich 10, 10 5. 31--5t
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PRIZE $4,000.
Only one and a half Blank to Prize.


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for hep
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THOMAS HOPE, Manager,
Opposite the Wilmington, iG
shomhec ounrp
will ouaanlar hgh
samneH Penmgto
IIornlD Jacob Boone, p
Nj u NJ
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SSLiaNlGD EOTTERI les.
Literature L0ttpry of .he1p Fork. 4th Glass,

74FTVFU1UFP I0tFTT " 'F9TU UTk. All ttUss.
TO be ,lawn III 9th IT April and finished in Jew
o 1882 IL Of Joo % Of 500, Al Of 300 81 Of 100 81
Of 90, 1874 Of u, and 1li75 of 6Tcket7 half 50,
qlarci IS eishhs So, but will advance the first Of
A ri TO dollars
Union Canal Lottery. 9Th Class.
10 be drawn the nth Of May, and finished in few
minutes, Prizes 70 be distrbnted- Of i0OO) dollars |
OF 10000 Of 900, of $780, II 20 20 &c GOO
80 Of 500 50 If 100 l56 Of 50, 1913 90 and O6)S oi
~ -t'cke 9 halt so, quarter IS, eighhs IL bul
win soon advance 10 10 dolls
University Lottery Of Maryland, 4th Glass.
To ne drawn on the 25th ol Ma,, and flushed in few
miaues; thc scheme contains If 10000 Aoa $, Of
5000 lot 1000, of 5000, Of 200J If 1853 d
o0o 4 500, Of 900 i56 ., "a, Sl % 1853 &, am
ESQ Of duars.fcket4 dolls. ha 2, quar- er eight
81 cts
Tickets and shares in either of the above lotteries AM
lCASM paid for DIVES soon drawn. Nv
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USFFUL md UO.HESTTC .HRTS
Constituting Complete and Universal Practical Library
and Operative Cyclopedia. By COLIN MACKENZIE, At,-
'hor OF One Thousand Experiments III Manufactures
MAcKENzIEs 5000 RECEIPTS in eRie Useful and Domestic
.4s 1t in this Book-malng age, the value OF worI,
may be graduated according its positive usefulness this
one OF the most valuable books that has recently been
Library embracing every thing necessary to be known by
he heads OF families, and by those engaged in domestic
duties. Here are directions in the art Of Metaurgy how
rectons for Painting, Coourng, Enanelnr, Engraving
Dyeng, and Bleaching how to make Cements 10 EreW
!" n make , Wins . directions for Dsog Cooking Pick
ns, making Pastry Confectionery, Inks. &C. Several
mug horticulture, Iusbandry, Rural and Domestic Econo
NY &C. j is in short just such book as,ouch to be on
every family shelf GrWe particularly recommend il TO
married ladies', and to young ladies' who expect to
saAiiieu EMPORIUM.
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HIGHEST PRIZE, $1,000.

The Prizes in this Lottery will be determined as follows
Twenty seven Numbers from 20 81 will be placed -
The whee-our OF which will be drawn. The whole p,tm
Der Of Tickets will be only 2925on each Of which there
will be of the 81 numbers, and
That Ticket having il the LIST, Oh and 5rd num-
ocrs drawn from the wheel viii be entitled to Sl2o
That ticket having OH it the 1st, 2d and 4ih will
be cniitled to 100
THAT ticket having on ii the LIST, Sd and 4th will
be emf led TO TO-
That ticket having on it; the 81, Sd and 4th WILDE
entiiledo 60
Those tickets having them the Sd and 4th num-
bers will be entitled 70 each 40
Those tickets having Isl and 81, st and 3d. LIST am.
4h ID aud Sd, Oh and 4 will each be entitled 10 g.
Those tickets having any OF the numbers drawn
will each be entitled 10 ss2,75
No ticket which shall have drawn prize of superior
denomination can be entitled 20 an inferior prize
Tickets IS 90 Half 50
Quarters Is
Certificate of whole Tickets at that rate will be GIG
do do of 9 Halves
do do of9Quarers Al
For Lucky Tickets and Shares apply to
WM LAKkIN, PATRtt K HIGGINS
hhiHsh MohfHt, q. WILLIAMSON Esq
1gGnreers uhbyinfed BIZ HE LpgisIytv,e
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NNElCE.

LII persons indebted TO the estate of THOMAS SHEP
"a HERD, decd late of Sill Creek hundred, request
cd make immediate payment and those having claims
to present them for settlement, duly al tested. 10
PETER O'DANIEL, .qdn'r
Wlr.ngton Feb. Is, 1926 $50
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j. j. ROBINSON,

No 1O5, Market street, Wilmington:
Where paid the cash for 1000 dollar prize drawn in
the IS class OF the Union Canal Lottery. and where can be
bad tickets and shares in the St. JAMES, Church lottery
TO be draweon the 10th Of April and finished thai day
March IS. 81
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house TO RENT.

A Three Story Brick House, in good repair, in High
IA Street, between Market and King Streets, to rert
inquire IF Joseph GRIJBR
Sd mo IL. 31.-A,
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MONEY WANTED.

V1yHREE THOUSAND DOLLARS waniecj on intere,,
which good security will be given Inquire OF NC
Editor of ihe Wachman. - 70
Feb. 5, 1925. Is-u
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

c. EVERAI. new Houses at the upper end OF shpH9
- street, well calculated for small families, TO be le,,
JAS. CANRY
5 mo. II, 1926. SO-9t
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TO BE RENTED,
FRESH GOODS.

ETREsII Supplies of Imported and Domestic gooas w
a. received. And general assortment OF t aa yof
hereafter be kept hand, selected from the T
Ihndepha and baltimore markets, and dsposeu " ash O.
most reasonable erms--svhoesale or retail, ior '
barter, at Ma. III, Market street, Wilmington. y,r,
Feb. 1926. 49, JOHN X. BhiSoh
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To the Citizens of Delaware.

FIRST CLASS.
Positively to be dra,cn on Saturday the l6th q
.3vrit neat, at the ToWN HAN, Wilmington.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
Isaac pRIcE, ISAAC GIBps, JEREMIAH SPRINGER,
DAVID JUsTIs, HENRY LITTLE.
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or at HOPES Lucky Office.

Opposite 10 nie Torn Nan, Wilmington, Del.
TPrizes in all Lotteries received PAYMENT **Orders
spli, the country promptly attended TO
Clubs literally dealt with. Agents supplied on liberal
'srfns. February, 1875. o.
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JOB DURFEE, ESQ.

IS candidate for the place Of Representative in
Congress st the ensuing election. lie has been the
Jealous and faithful representative of the state ia
that body now for four years. That he has been
ssalens and GIi:hfuI no one Denies nor pretends TO
doubt this seems to be the universal impression OF
bis fellow citizens. and there i, every appearance
that he viii receive their continued support, as be.
ELECTORS,
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NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, July Ia, 1926.
REpUBLIC,4N. va. MIN .s7YON

REPUBLICANS vO MN .aJION.
At General Republican Convention. he'd at New
port. on Wednesday evening, June 90 1925 pursu'
ant to public notice, JOSIAH WaIrAEEa, President,
and Law TorTss, Secretary-it was voted, thst
DUTEE J. PEARCE, and
SAMUEL EDDY,
be recommended the Freemen OF this State az can.
didstes for election Representatives IN the l9lh
Congress. by order and n 6ehay efdhe C'nv'on'n'
JOSIAH WHITAEER, President.
LEVI ToTTsE, Secretary.
June %.
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To the Editors Of The RhOde.hiand Rctnbhcan'
Gss1LsMes-You are requested to announce to
tle freemen Of the State that
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New York. July 9.
The last Pari, papers ssy, tbs, 4ooo Mons'i
who could no, reconcile themselves to live uh.
der the new order Of things in Peru, were sx.
pec,ed shortly to arrive q, Cadiz. The Paris
editor 10 announcing this fact, observes, with
sssming gravity, that Spsin, which for se,.
srA yests has experienced 80 many disasters
10 South hmeriss, will be indemni6ed for her
defeat IN Peru, by the return Of the subj:c,s
useful to her industry and population -
-Four sons ofihe ex.emperor Ito b,de, came
psssenges 10 the Cineipnstus from London,
to reside With their mother 10 this cry.
Among the items Of expense for the city OF Boston.
in the estimates for the present year, VIC notice
S7S,soo for public sehc0ls.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW, No 4s-The
first article OF winch We propose To offer our readers
an abstract, Is review, attributed To Professor Nv.
erett OF the eloquent sketch OF the efforts and pror
ress o. Nations. Jur,ng the last twenty five years 6y
}. &. l. DE s'smondi. We repubshei in this psper
few weeks ago, from the translation of NJ Du pom.
oeau, the pa, relating TO America, which, as every
o"e must have observed. vas marked by Al, the pc.
Guisr traits o. the authors eloquenee The review.
er. however. is not very fsvorably impressed with
tue depth or Independence VI sismcndis opiaisns
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Fourth of July .1esi6snss.-Mr. Ksnrsy,
Engaged In firing salute in honor OF The day
on Cops Hill, was so badly 'ojured by tho
discharge Of the cannon that he lived but Q
few hous.
In Salem, two children, sons Of Mr.. vii.
liam Jones, cabinet msker, and Mr.. Ichsbc6
Glover, were run over by . stage, in Essex
Nreet-ths horses were frightened by mill.
tsy company which wss passing. NJ.
Joness son was 90 severely injured tha, he
died q few hours afterwards, but the other,
escaped with only an cxterns, b. uise.
10 Fairhsven, Mr.. Joseph Tsbe,, while in
the sct OF cha ging csnuou, had his righ,
arm badly fractured, owing to . premature
discharge ofthe Guo.
HALLowELL, July 6.
On tho morning Of the 4ih inst. % q NJ.
Fish sna smother man were losdiog cannon
nesr Gardiner village, to celebrate lndeeen
dencs, tho cannon wen, off whiis Mr.. Fih
was ram ming down The charge, by which he
was msngIed IN shocking manner. A part
OF one stm snd one aide OF his face was csrri.
ed away, and The rsm'od driven through h his
thigh. Surgical aid wss Immediately called,
but We understand that his life was despaised
Of A Mr.. Psck was severely injured BY tho
Same cssusliy. Two years ego, on the same
d'y near, the ssms place man by he asmo Of
John EIweIl wss killed by Q similar accident,
snd probably by The same canoon.
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PERU.--A letter to o friend in this place,
by the ship Henry, at baltimore, dated Cho.
r'l!os Ha'bor, February -, 1925, says
" Csilso has no, fallen yet, but mus 10 few
days, as It is closely besieged by land and wa
Ter, and Bolivar 10 making preparations to
storm it. Norfolk Beacon.
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A Valuable FARM For Sale.

yUyHF Subscribers offer for sale that well known FARM the
i residence of William Warner, situate on the Wlmhss
ton and Chrsana turnpike road about three quarters OF
mile from Wilmington, containing about l70 acres OF aha
in excellent order of which there are Is acres OF
about 81 Of marsh, and the remainder upland uue
culture and grass.
The improvements on this farm embrace every thing
that necessary comfort, convenience or ntty, ana
consist of elegant stone mansion house built lew years
snce the modern sye of the best materials and IN e
most convenient manner, stories high, sixty feet IN
length by forty one in DEPTH with piazza extending .e
whole length of the house, and supported by columns ron
the roof The situation of the house is hgh fronting To-
wards the Delaware and commanding fine view OF that
river, the borough of Wilmington, Chrstana creek ana
the adjacent country Contiguous 10 this house, are all e
necessary houses most of which nearly new, con-
sstng Of stable and carriage house, ice house, smoke
house and bath house constantly edfrom copious sprung
of fine water. There is also large garden in excellent
order and the grounds around the house are Handsomely
laid out and adorned with number OF frut and ofname
tai trees
The other improvements are large and comfortable two
story brick house for ennat or overseer, stone barn.
stone spring house, stone poultry houses and other ou
houses, pump of excellent water near the door, and
perpetual lime kiln for burning oyster shells
On the farm there is thriving apple orchard OF ABOUT
eight acres also young orchard OF the best grated
fruits. consisting of peaches, pears, pums, chernes ano
lchoice apples.
The above described property possesses every requisite
leher for delightful residence or profitable speculation
The improvements elegant ans convenient, and the
land is such high state Of cultivation that the purchaser
fail obtain Handsome interest upon the purchase
money, by leasing TO the shares tenant Is now vi 'e
farm Robert McFarlan, who may be recommended as
manager whose industry good conduct, integrity and skill
the branches Of agriculture entte him to every
degree of confidence.
ii it be desired, the mansion house with competent
portion Of land will be sold separately from the farm, it
will admit of convenient division.
Possession of the mansion house, garden young orchard
and improvements, will be given Immediately, and OF
the residue of the farm on the 25th of March next
l. The property will be shown by William Warner; the
terms will be accommodating and made known by appca-
ton TO William Warner or the subscribers.
EDWARD TATNALL,
JAMES PRICE,
.qssignres Of VILLAIN Warner
| Oct. 90, 1894. 89-2m
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Cecil County, September Term, 1924.

1NHOMAS PHILLIPS, a citizen of Newcastle COUNT
i the State of Delaware, having obtained from The l
sature of the State of Maryland at December sesaD
1928, special act for his relief under the Insoyen l
of 1906 and the several supplements thereto petitions
The Judges of Cecil County Court at April Term 1894 G
discharge from his confinement in the Jail of Cecil COM
ty and at the time filed with his petition sche
of his property, list of his creditors and list Of debsd
Ito him, oat far he could ascertain them andhs
Court being satisfied of his actual confinement and hayrs
taken the oath required by the said Of l8o5-I there
fore ordered and adjudged that the said Thomas ph
be discharged from confinement and that he cause cop
of this order to be inserted in the Ekton Press Deawa
Watchman, and the Baltimore American and Commercial
Daily Advertiser week for four weeks successiye
lat least three months before the first Saturday in next
April Term, to give notice to his creditors appear before
the said Court the said first Saturday of said Term At
the Court House in Elkon, for the purpose of recommend
ing trustee for their benefit and to shew cause il any
lthey have, why the said Thomas Phillips should not have
the benefit Of the said Act of Assembly and the several
supplements thereto. TEST
p JAMES SEWAII. CIR
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TO LET,

find possession giren ON the 25th March nert,
TWO Farms in Brandywne Hundred; one ofthem beun
L ded BY the Wilmington and Great Valley Turnpike
miles from Wilmington, containing over 100 acres in
good state of Improvement with good buildings, orchard
&c. The other is on the Foulk road miles from VIII.
mngton, containing $50 acres with good buildings; part
Of the land in good order, with orchard &C. also
la lot of marsh in Cherry Island to each farm.
Also, several Houses Suitable for mechanics Others
in the village of Brandy wne all which will be let
reasonable and advantageous terms Apply 10
JACOB DERRICKS0N,
Feb. a, 1926. 20-H near Brandywine Mills.