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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

fHEdefendant, Henry Watkins. not having
ehisfeo his appearance. and given security &C.
e,ora'ng to the act OF assembly and The rules of
this court and Il appearing 10 the sssisfaciion
ofthe court tina, be is not an inIsbitsnt az ,b,s
siate-h 10 Ordered. That the said defendant.
Henry Watkins. do appear here on the second
Mnnday IN February next, and answer the
bill OF the plaintiff. and chat copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted Tor " o months suc-
eessssely IN the Msrtinsbars Gazette, and be
posted at the door of,he Court House Of this
coulty.
Copy Tesfe.
d. HUNTER. e. B. g.
November 24-2m
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
NEW-YORK STATE
LITERATURE LOTTERY

Glass No 8. for 1925.
To be draNa on the 4ih Of January. fs26 ana
flushed in few minutes.
IS Numbers--6 Ballots 70 be drawn
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24
NoRroLK. Nov. l5-t

NORFOLK. Nov. Is Case ofthe
Ninfa Catuland. - The libel suit OF
the United States "a. the Spanish schr
Ninfa Ca.slaDa, cspthred off Havana
by The U 8 Brig spsfk, capt. Jesse
Wilsinsonj and sent into this port for
adjudication, as a vessel OF piratical
character, has occupied The attention
OF tbs District Court Of the u, S,stcs
for this district since Tuesday last, and
has been argued with srest ability by
heCounselu the case General Tay
Tor for the captors, and Albert All
man, Esq for the claimant.
Yesterday, Judge Hay pronounced
his decree in thi, suit, dismissing the
libel, with COSTS of suit, and damages
against The captors, for pei sonal Ju
ress OF the officers and crew Of the
Ninfa Casalana, detention Of the yes
sci aud cargo, and all injuries or loss
es which the owners could show they
had sustained by the capture Beacon.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

A letter has been received BY the Sc
cretary OF state from Mr.. Maury, Unite d
States consul at Liverpool, stating tina.
the Criterion, Rice, OF Portsmouth,, An
son, Lincoln, of Wiscasset, and Cleaner
Blanchard, OF Portland, had been refus-
edentry at the custom house there for
not having manifests of tobacco they
had on board, duly certified by the Bri.
fish consul The Criterion had been
released Dy an order from the Lords OF
the Treasury, after considerable delay
il was tue opinion of Mr.. Maury that the
others would be released, eventuaiis
lie adds that occasionally our vessels
are refused entry for not being naviga-
ted in conformity to the laws OF Eng
land, ~hich require the master and three
fourtns of the crew TO be citizens OF tn,
United States.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

twenty-three years OF age, hve feet
seven inches high. rather slender
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-11-24

Corn white. IS q IS
yellow, San IS
Rye, SAT- IS
Oats, S5 80
White Besa'. northern, 81
Clover seed, s as 50
Barley, sos IS
Fisxseed, IL
HIDE. There has been no sales
since last report We notice the arri-
val Of $3.50 from Pernambuco. Hol-
ders continue firm in their prices at last
and present quotations.
h. ayes, and itlo t.ia"de 10 i93
Ui onoco ana Lagulra, l3al5
BAIL, saited, 10
West inds. Is
Horse Hides, per hide, 20
Horse liar, Ii
HEMP Russia, clean and new. long ten, S2i0
DO clean, ton Zoo
Country, lao i3o
HOPS
We quote. per ID 80 cents
LlAiE--per busheb 90 IS
LEATHER There is heavy stock
of Spanish Sole in market aud duh
slaughter sole and skirtipg ready sale
upper in good demand.
Spanish sole. OAK land best, per ID. 27a 20
do. doI good, 24s13
Slaughtered do. good. 1oa17
Sklrung. very coed, ~ a~9
comnJn, 26a27
Upper, undsessed, (pcr hids) 81 a.
Horse, DO. do l75s
Sole, eastern tan, ID 23s25
LEAD.--The increase Of duty and
high prices in England have prevented
shipments Tor some time, and the mar
kcs is now completely bare; therefore
a large quantity OF both sheet and rig,
would sell readil, at our quotations as
the consumption is now very great.
Pig, per 100 So.
Bar, sas so
Sheet, 81 a 0
MOLASSES--We continue without
any supplies from abroad our quota
tons, tho high in comparison with the
eastern cities, appear to nave been sup
ported in severa. transactions Outing the |
past week
havana, Isl quail. gal. sra 40
inierlur 57a
English Isl gall 4oz42
New Orleans, ga AZ
and Martinique, s7s40
sugar house, asa
IMAHOGANY.-- We quote
Bays, per square foot, TAI
81. Domingo, do. IL 40
PLASTER PARIS.--Last sales,
Cargo prices. per ton. IS s7a
WHIskEY--Sales Of susquehanna
ron. the wharf, last week, in bids. %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
EON NEEf,

AvA Tuco Firc-pro9f three story
r...Hf BRICK TENEMENTS, on iht
,sa,r@ Main street near The Banks, 10th
.4ssezsszsxsA good stands for business aud the
accommodation OF families ut present oecu-
pird by Mr.. John Warwick aud Alr. Thomas
Watt whose times will run oat on the Grst OF
December and January nest. In case of my
absence, for terms, application may be made
to Mr.. John Warwick or Mr.. Henry Davis.
JOHN l. CABELI.
p s. design continuance oil my probes
sonnl duties in Lyochburg aud lis vicinity,
and promise due attention to all patients HAT
may be placed under my care for Medical aid
We are willing to receive Il tew young ladies
rs boardrrs, whose parents from the country
should be DESTROYS TO scnd them 10 school in
Lynchhurg. J. / G.
Oct W1Wl2
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DRY GOODS.

Groccrlcs. HdraWnrc md CnNftg,
Crockery. china and Glass Hare,
Shoes, sc. DC.
TIE Subscribers are now receiving their
fall supply Of M above articles, all Of which
having beelr lately bought IN the northern
markets, entirely for cash, and al tine
Wbrn goods were nj their luwrsf, can be- af
iordrd 3 y III be offered n very reduced rates.
SMITH O. BAGNEIL.
Nov 7. irlw
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RICH CARPETING, &c.

t. Pieces very handsome Brussels carneuHg,
;, rich English and Scotch u.
80 Hearth Rngs,some new 'ty'e and patterns,
\ few Pieces crimson morrens.
The above were carefully selected ~ Ne"
York. and among them vii he found some
rich and desirable patterns ,
MCKEE j. NEEN
Oct. I3. tsla
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LITERARY NOTICE.

ITU NJ NNN srduullrU II Onr NJ
the England Colleges, WHO can pro
dnce satisfactory testimonials, both Of moral
aud literary character. mi,lr> n silan,,an as
an instructor, either in h private family, or a
public -rhunl
IL note directed TO 5. V. S Concord,
will meet with attention.
Noy ~ ottcoh
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NOTICE is hereby given that the ellis
in the Lnnatic Hospital in the Guy
Williamsburg, are all occuplrd, and that
no more patients ~ III be received in the
sad Hospital, until SWINE Of the said Nells
are ,acant--due notice of which vii hn
gwen.
By order of the Court of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY. &C. %.
Iuly g, 1925. me4s
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Further SUPPLIES
or
sTG9LT d FANCY aocDS.

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ptrpFt,,.,sn. ,,,,z,.,,.,.
Nen ynr Ir A. ~ - s a.'., t ,i oAhl' ~
,,,i,.I = So " - ~ -
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D. ''''' "''''"' """ Po'h'
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H, .,,',.,.L So ,,'''''''' ''s"''''
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=, '''''h'' u ""e anu e"'''e '"ss'
Clan, H., o,i.... f.,...,..t, ga. ,,.,l-
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5,.,,,.,cl.z.'..', ..',,'.'i
I;rd i'.o an" sY flo'rner ' 5Io5 '," saf f%
Black and eolonrrd gro. dc. Naples aud vel
Nriern do.
itcar' lain, tlack Le1rnleen.
French and English ~lnttt eallcaes, n mrge
ara 'efv choice supply cuiaeIy new IN
fashion AID 'o'orrs
Elegantly unyLe. Swiss, india, and jac0nol
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17

'E'HE subscriber especially informs his
friends and the public generally, tia, he
has commenced the BOOKS ELlING RuSI
nt.o9 IN the house formerly occupied hv Nr.
William Diggrs, and opposite the storr Of
Messrs q. X. Norvell 4 ". II. Morgan where
he will receive additional SUI Plies OF all The
new aud periodical publications. Having
made arrangements with the most pNen>i, .
houses IN baltimore, Philadelphia. New York
and Boston, ne pln igcs Iimsetlhal any Law,
Medical, Miscellaneous, School or Blank
books which may be wanting, which he may
not have he will eudeavor 10 obtain the same
through bis cspondents al The uorh--
Country merchants, teachers Of acodemies.
&c. will find II to their advaHtagr 10 call aud
examine hi, ock, which viii be vety con.
Plrte. The subscriber pledges h,mselflo pav
strict attention To business, and every ever
ton on his part viii bc used for ~, beeeG 81
those who may ta1er him witt he9 }a'r1n-
age. CHARLES A WRITER'S
Lyncbhurg, Sept 90 III
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.arfErcHER y RICH. ii. IOLER,
~ ii.,hrrs ofhe Laus q The Caioa.
10 sem;-WeeAy Paper, nj 81, and the
pr. AT 90 per annnm, payable III
subscription will be received Tor
a'af.-,,,l ,,u .ix months; and no paper Will
= I'M, ',;,,ned lbnt at the discretion OF the
until '.,,il all arrearages are paid.
fof, t a", will be inserted at so
3 A1' e', !or less the first time, aud
Z per " t.r each continuance. These
r. 'g ,',,ce mn,l be paid for previous 10
/. ;.' -" Or the payment assumed 10y
Z '1l5a.g.,oosil,le person IN Lynchburg.
= ' e5snecr, orders are inserted tor s''
aI' =, ,saers addressed to the Editors must
7 A. IN, ,,,a or they will moi be attended 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
New and Valuable Medicine

FEW d"z"n bottles ATTGiDGE's
a ilNeluitE, 50 highly celebrated for
! he cure ot Indigestion, Ge. this day renewed
by WALTER n. MIDDiElON
sept. 20 Ia
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@DN kNMnrLi.

sftNAWAY from the sub 81, ber. Ii, ipe
q ~ PiusyIvanla. Va. on the 2l,t da> OF
August last, II negro hoy named Bill. I,eis
dark muIalto, a ,pt 23 wears old, six rert
high, eros, eyed, nd ;olrmby ,marf-snokpn.
| expect he is ainI',1 To make his rseupr lie
made tor iynchbnrs. | viii give ne alb We
reward il returned 10 me-, or lodged IN al SO
that get him again. :. GEO ADAMS,
Oct. q 9gt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
Mont Blanc, Mont Blanc ! Mont
nIanc

Since witnessing this most impres.
sI'e scene. have rrad an arrunnt ~
the rornnlilon IL an island. NOM
arch tbronc6 in The west" with Al,
lts cuCun ,ta,iial dftail Of dukes.
marrulSseS. carle. tiscbnnts, and
kmghis ~ their crmine robes. Kings
At arms. aud heraIds IN their reW.
"a" coats. and bishops IN lhcil pon-
i'hcaIs. with the parade of gold
spurs rwcrs, maces. swords. scrp-
Tres. crowns, balls aud Grasses hnt
wien compared II with the sihpcn.
doa, exhibition or nature which had
5" lately bcheld. the whole sunk into
inslghllleancc ; nor could suppress
smile OF pity ~ | shared the feel
lug With which XerNes contaminated
his mighty armament. aud reflected
thal III few fleeting tcars.iic " hole
ol THIS human pride. with HE soldiers
and horses that paradcd around II,
and the multitude that huzzacd with
nut. would be converted INTO dust
Tue iahghlnst III the mobiles Wing an
onlstfetchcd CORPSE in dark and
silent vault, with nothing Of Iis
earthly splendonr lril but Tie empty
'raprihg4 and cscutchcons which. in
m"eArtv Of the lofty titles with
which they are inscribed. will hang
menieerlng upon his coffin. 1bo
ceremony will mt however. have
been nnasailIng. if il shall have IA
Nakcncd reflections of this nature in
the minds OF those who contributed
to il. and have impressed oppn their
hearts the truth oil ShlrlcJ's nnblo
lines, III the contention oil \ iax aad
u lNSses
- The slories Of orr enrfht, sIntc
Nre hada"s, not substantial things
ihrrn Is no afUnnr nPAia- tate
Dram lays bis ny hand On Kings
htrrlre huder0an
Mn, tumble dawn
Ahd III liz dnd he rannl mhdc
WIN ih' poor cfouhri scS ihu and spndt'
-"pGa"
ihr following eximpIr If fIlfl duty. va
extract from aGle eastern paprff.-
whereas wa bnunu IL takr.,ar, my
hiilrI, aud since the death If ~, mother.
- 'ie"s Plprr hr has d,pprtrd from my
mouse ADD rtdrri1 dgain. 1 d., L.r,hv
l"rtid al PerJnna hbIboring ar trust,ng me
sold JnBu Piper op N. account. IN | -hnA
mol pay one cent OF ms CONTRACTING.
4l-gs
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NONN FRE>N
agFDICZNE5, &C.
k'& - -
ib, =. -~7sge.s
K y

,tg enbscrbrr has received by the
~, -, arrivals from New York and Phil
- l a., ,bc following articles, which toge
a'Pah,"n ms stock On hand, renders his As
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-17
office.

4 Petition will be presented to 'hr newt
"A Legislature OF Flrgiaia, prnying the eh-
cnsian OF the limits oil the Corporation OF
Lyrchhurg.
Nov. 4W2h
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-05
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

TEyIE important discovery of vegetable substance ca4
BILE of restoring and preserving the hair, accen
tally made by individual, who has neither the Capacity
nor the disposition to practice deception fraud lb
fullest reliance may be placed the efficacy and pou
of the Vegetable Certe not only in restoring and proven
ting the falling off the ha but in producing the greatest
lustre and yelness of it naginabe and the public MAJ
rest assured that its effects will be clearly manifested IN
the of short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth of the hair and by efectualy preventing its CON-
ing out or falling off. The Vegetable Cerae tends to re-
cuscitae and excite the energies OF the capillary vessels
which constitute those organs that secrete the matter form
ing the hair these, like many other organs of the animal
body, which have been in state of dormancy disease
NAV be restored 20 their healthy action and perform All
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor being aware OF the numerous specifics
pamed on the public, and DESTROYS that the present article
may suffer, its merits the effect it has prod
ced on hundreds of perscns both male and female and
found to be the only thing restoring and preventing the
hair from coming of the heads OF those who have used
it, and all that asked, il relates to the verify offs ef
feet, is fair trial
Elderly people, with BALD heads must rest assured tint
BY applying few boxes of the above Ceratc, their hair
viii be restored with all its youthful beauty and life.
To prevent imposition, the sale of the Vegetable Cerate
will be confined to Dr. JAMES ILL., HART for The civ If
New-York only corner of broadway and Chamberst three
doors from Washington Hail. where will be sold at 81
Us.
liberal deduction will be made to country dealers
N. b. Gentlemen that bald, after using it for some
weeks, will find small fibre of hair growing on the place
that is bald they will continue it for about ten DAYS after
its appearance, then they will shave their hair close OF
where it is affected, after that il will receive its natural
and vigorous growth.
And those who have the misfortune of losing their hair
by sickness, the Cerae will restore them in very lii
tie time full and beautiful head of hair il is beyond all
doubts that it is the only thing that has been discover.
ed in this country, or perhaps in any other.
- few boxes of the above valuable article Just re.
ceiyed from New York, and for sale at the Waterman
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-05
SHERIFF'S SALES.
By PETER B. DELANY, SHERIFF.

ID virtue Of writ Of vend exponas, directed. will
Thrnpson Glasgow in Pencader hundred on Friday the
18Th Of August next O'Clock p. NJ the undivided one
seventh part of the following lands and tenemens, situate
wing being in the hundred OF Pencader and county Of
New castles tn Wit "A Farm in said hundred bounded by
lands Of Jacob Fars Esq Nancy Underwood and others.
with log dwelling house thereon erected containing
thirty acres, more or less -No A Farm in said
hundred bounded by lands of Jesse ouen Nathan Boul-
den, Esq and others with log dwelling house and kitchen
thereon erected containing seventy acres. or less
No. a lot in Glasgow in said hundred, bounded by
lands Of Ell Nowand and others, with log dwelling house
thereon erected containing acre, less No 4
"A lot in Said village, bounded by lands Of Benjamin
Stanton, Susan Hyatt and Others with log dwelling house
taken in execution the property Of Benjamin Mtgg.
Newcastle, July 5, 1895 67-5t
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The United States Literary Gazette.

vTyliIS is of tile ably conducted and interesting
l. periodicals published in our country. The talents
engaged in is support Of the first order. This will
be denied when say that Everett, Peciva Bryant
and Others who have abored successfully to advance the
character of American Literature contributors to its
pages
The work is published in Boston, tue 1t ard 9Th Of
every month"; in octave form. Each number contains
40 pages, making vols per year, Of 40 pages each II
printed with types, paper ola superior quality,
and sent distant subscribers, b mall il any other way
nun.
The Editors of the Wachman authorized 10 receive
Subscribers Persons renting them c anoun Of one
years subscription free Of POSTAGE win have the numbers
from the first of April when the second volume comaen-
ccd, forwarded TO them.
Those who wish to see specimen Of the work. will be
gra'iiied By calling at the Office Of the Wa,chmsn.
! July l. Co.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-05

II virtue Of Order and Decree IF the Chancellor Of
I'D the State of Delaware, made the 22d day Of April
1925 and directed, will be exposed to public sale
NJ the house lately occupied by john Loaber Esq Near
myrna) in APpoqnimink hundred, Saturday the 18th
day Of August next. O'Clock, F. NJ. the following de-
scbed tract parcel of land stoa,e lying and being in
the hundred Of Appoqninmink and county Of Newcastle,
wit - plantation in said hundred adjoining lands of
fphn Clark Esq deceased, James Crawford and others,
With frame dwelling house, barn and cribs thereon
erected containing hundred and sixty acres be the
less Deemed and taken to be the property
Of Jcbn King, deed
Newcastle May 9, 1925. G7-6t
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SIX CENTs REWARD.

y 81 AWAY from the subscriber living in Chrsana
hundred, on Friday night the I'D inst an indented
back girl named Rosannn p5anks, between II and Is
Gears of age, tall and stout made; has sour look and fla,
nose. She took wih her two bundles of clothes tied IN
handkerchefs: had on domestic copperas striped Fl ock
bonnet made Of calico, &c. IT is likely she will
change her clothes she ha,! plenty Of them The above
reward but charges viii be paid any person deliver
ing her TO the subscriber; who all persons not &c
hsrbor trust her on his account
ARCHIBALD ARMSTRONG;
1uly o. 1926. 6sI4tp
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675--6t

by virtue Of sindry wrts Of ia me directed will be
AID exposed to public sale, at RokeJy Cotton Factory,
the Brandywine, 10 Chrsana hundred Monday the 29th
Of August next at 10 O'Clock, A. N the following desert
bed COTTON MACHINERY, 10 wit stretcher with 81
spindes, do with 90 spindies, mule with 204 spindles
2hroses with 144 spindes EACH do. 0S spdles EACH
DO 100 spndei each, drawing frame with heads,
n;cte and blower reels - csrd;nr m,chines 10 n,e
looms for weaving Nankin (double) do. for weaving
muslin, DO for bedticking, bobbn reels 200 lin cans
turning lathe and TOOLS scale and weights laps and
cotton, hay, and in the ground head
COWS, horses and variety articles &c Seized and taken
in execution as the property Of John d. Garter.
Newcastle, July %, 1926 69-St
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Valuable Property for Sale.

TIVE subscriber offers for sale the 18Th day of August
on the premises all that valuable properly, situated
N Birmingham township, Delaware county, PENN joining
srantywine, &c miles from Philadelphia and from Viii
rnlngton
L. No IA Farm, consisting Of 100 acres of land,
NIL web waered and timbered, large dwelling
H.a:I house, barn, spring house, wagon house, &c.
EaSs. No. go Acres of Land, with stone factory,
~ by IS feet three stories high with dye house adjon-
ing, and dwellings thereto likewise good stand for
store.
No. $40 Acres Of Land, on which IS erected stone
merchant and saw MILL which can easily be transferred into
woiien or cotton factory These works erected on
neyerIns stream, with good springs attached thereto,
tieulars apply to JOHN FARRA
r,. 49, On the premises.
July -, 1879 67-7t
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VALUABLE PROPERTY.

TO BE SULU 1T PIBLIE S.2Lk,
GsN Saturday the 9Th day Of August next al Wolfe,
~ Ia fdpe'e Hoiein this Borough, if previously dis
crossed of at private safe
No IA lot Of ground the de II Walnut street.
4 the Borough Of Wilmington, wherein i erected ou.
story brick house, knosnbs The # tie Fur Ss"
Nth large three Story h-c& house i the rear os T.
No PA lot Of gr24nl aijoinn9 NJ. on Walnut
Street. on tie south SIDE. IN which frame house
No. ga building ot on The Of Walnu. and Sec.
7ad st eets, adjoining W g
No "A building lot adjoining No. 5, on Second street
There IS " tue whole Of he a9ose property, 62I fee,
oon Walnut street, and about 1873 feet upon Second street
Ter terms apply TO THOMAS &. CONNER
July %, 1925. e6@st
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-08-05
SUMMER GOODS.

TyHE subscriber has Just opened, and offers for sale
No ILL., Market street, fresh supply Of foreign goods
suitable for the season, among which 10. and 1874
White Ceuntcrpanes; Caicoes; Ginghams; Shlrting
cambrc null aconet and book MuslnS; Ncs,ings; Dim
ities Hosiery; Crash &c.
Aso--a variety of Gcntlemen wear, such Jackson
Satin Cords; Monroe and Wilmington stripes; Washing
ton stripes; linen and Drilling, &c and complete
assortment of Domestic Goods all Of which he will sell on
the most reasonable torms. JOHN II. BlilNCkLE
Wilmington, June a. SIS
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.NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
SAMUEL SAPPINGT0N

1TAs opened Dry Goods Store No los. Sh5ev STREET
Il four doors above the upper Market Wilmington Del
where may be had, wholesale and retail assortment of
WootLEN, COTTON, SILK and FANCY GOODS, at
the most reduced prices. lie alters himself that his goods
viii please his friends and the public who are respectfully
invited To cali and see for themselves.
lnty 70. 1925. Sc
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E. nj. POMEROY'S
.lLET.QLLTC STR8p gND pocy

MEIRLLIC STRAP AND PASTE
nor Razors, Surgeons Instruments &c manufactured
Il by Constant, kirtland and Co. Walngford, Connec
tcut, and sold at the Waterman Printing Office and Book
store No loa Market street The above Strap and
offered to the Public with full belief that thev will he
found on trial far superior any ever before used in his
VI Any otleF country. January 1928