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,rO ALL TEACHERS .aND PARENTS.

NEW SCHOOL 30 ks, and improved eciu s just
~ rnb,ished and for sale by JOHN 1RiGG, No. y n
Fourth street, phadclphla, ana ior sae ny oooA'' anu
country merchants generally. o,,,
Tr,rre,,, Primer, or First Book Tor Children -
Torrcys Spelling Book, or Second book tor Ini,ufen
Ihave examined Mr. Toircys famnSr opeNi'e DUN
b Il prcat improvement in the primitive, and nc less
samaritan, branches Of education, and shall introduce
mtp Tie semacs under my care, as one superior 70 any
which has yet appeared. 10, ,uy n
February iii :. 1896. lhh hii-iN "a w.
pIsinr Companion for little Girls and Boys blending
instruction with amusement beng se'e,.'' VI ny les''
,nr stories, Dialogues, tahis, at poetry 'eS5I'" ' "e
se OF priuaI y-schOOls 1. domestic nHSfN'' ~ $500 o-
rev H. Preferred gcucla,,y Mu.tsA lh'f'"G"oa am
works OF that class, Torieys Moral ia'ti"'t" ha "Wac
ID tue This wnr is gGt'aS y hc Neli.''! ".oPtd
IN schools and acadEilies, III P''~S VI ''''! ~ ~
smlsy's .eo.laphy and Atlas and Sacred and Ancient
Geugr)r, tor schools. Ihc increasing dehd't "F she'e
lnns * th best evidence OF their value as elementary
wnrLs sn,e,'s Arithmetic tic New Federal Cacula-
tor ii dollars and ihs %atk contains, among ot'r
lunota,,t ycmens. Questions on the rues ANA 'he0y
OF Arithmetic Nici considered BY cachtls SeheiAty
very conducive 10 the IN plovehcnt of inc PuPh
The sums being altogether in collars AND cents whsve
it a decided preference nNerary o-' 'l'lhtuc IA use.
The future editions Nil be tuund Nc9 correct
\ AK,y TO the above Arithmetic, IN winch all the Exam
piles necessary for learner wrought al lArge and also
solutions given for al the various rules Designed prlncS
raly to facilitate the labor OF teachers ana assist such as
have not the opportunity Of tutor, aid by Z. T. Smiley!
author Of tie New Fedelal Calculator, &c.
The United States speaker, Complied by Y. i. smiley
-.preferred generally the COLUMBIAN Oraor and scott9
,,ons, and woks ofhat kind by tcachets Who have eX
amincd il.
Grnlshaw's History of the United staes-Also, qacs
tons adapted to c above History and Key adapted 70
' the questOns for the use OF teachers.
GJldslths England improved by 6rmsl'aw, WI lues.
tons and key
tollsnitits History Of Greece, improved by Grmshaw,
with Vocabulary Oh the proper nslnes contained IN the
and the plUsoda accents, ~ CONFORMITY win the FrJ-
nuuclallon ot Lemprcie--~tl Questions AID hey as
above.
t.n,lgmth,s History If Rome imnrOyed nv (lms,uW.
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X'he TERMS of Sale

are, that the purchaser pay the first day OF Ia
nuary 1928, s 800, and the balance oithe purchase
money in six semi-annual paynen'. Any person
wishing to purchase will please view the prope rty,
which will. be shown TO them by my miller, in my
absence from home. Possession may be had inne-
diatey, or whenever the property is sold. If it
should not be sold by the first Monday in October,
it will then be offered at Public sale, at 10 o'clock
A. M. at Mr. Moneys tavern in Chestertown, A
good and sufficient deed will be given 10 the pur-
chaser when the property shall he paid for. Any
further information relative to said property can be
had by applying to the subscriber on the premises
or through the Post Office Chestertown.
JAMES HANSON.
AUG. II, 1927. 3l-3t
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NAAVAbAE
oWsyy Property

THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell TIE or'sl
and Saw Mills, situated at the head OF Morgan
Creek, Kent County, Md. about five miles IRON
Chestertown. This very valuable property viii he
sold to good purchaser, on such terms as VIII Sc
cure on the amount of the purchase, an interest, n
the property be rented from ten 10 twelve per cent
per annuln.
During the last and the present year the Grlst
Mill has been well repaired on the improved plan
of cast iron cog wheels, working into very large spur
wheel: and every part of the running gears, water
wheel and great frame, husk, as it is Called has
been made entirely new, within few months past,
and also, pier head or forc-bay, boiling cloth and
gears are new and Of the best quallty-the mill Is
making some of the best meal and flour IN kent
County The stream which said mills are bulll
is far superior to any in Kent County, so much SC
that grain at this very dry season sent to her Iron
Is to 60 miles, and at all seasons an excellent sup
DIV of country custom is offered, and the watel
power is sufficient to do merchant work and hlanu
featuring of different kinds Oh a very extensive
SCALE The Saw Mill is in very good order an
can be very proftably employed until II drodSf
prevails. The Dam and Flood Gates are IN goo
order.
ia tolerable good DWELLING HOUSE
-l.zE=M. with other out houses, on the premise
and there is attached to the property Wood L.
of twenty acres, and some arabic and bottom Lar
e.
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eRaE' C0wEyey 81 EsSce,

South Hest y, ond accr to, brdady,rine .'Glis,
In and adjoining the store formerly conducted by
Mr.. John Rice, a. Il gr0cery--Whtre II may not be
Of disadvantage to CHI and examine for themst ives.
The following compose part Of their assortment:
Dry GOODS.
Superlinc broad cloths aud cassimers, assorted
coiora; linen and cotton drsllnga, yellow aiia huG
imported and domestic naniin. aienlla, Aarseiiles,
tonet and flVgcniinc veatmgS; black, plan and
twed bou,banctt,; CircI~9.an glngAams, calicots,
cambric, bieached 3ld brown shirti,G and sheeling
muslins, Irish linens long lawns and cambria linens
I4cyentrts Ilorcnccs, Gros dc Naples luiestrln!
liar aud bamlanna hdkts. Cotton and linen do. white
and colorcd canton Grape ana Grape shtwis, green,
white and black lyalian do. wor-ted and cotton hose
and stispendcrs, ork-tan and beaver gloves, law-
skins make Of KID gloves of superior quality, white
and Colorpa touIesric plaids and stripes; t3btN g.
bang-up and iit.bnrg cords; uslnas and drlllin.s,
lmnnels, furniture and apron check; Swiss, null,
book and Jacunet mu. !iis; 81, 81 and Ga dainty
crash, diaper and table linens, )adticEing; RUSSIA
and imitation shcotn., blcached and unbeached
coarse linens, Csnaburg and 5urlap's, Porter and
Lancashire shectings; Wilmington, jackson, Adams,
ard jefferson stripes eans, Garcia stripe, gng-
hams, black and brown holland, neutrality-suspicious.,
sowing silks and sowing cutons, senshaw saisenet,
black and light coored lasting, &c.
GROCERIES,.
Sugar, tea, coffee, molasses. flour, macIere, in
hbls. and half Ibis. ginger, alspicc, pepper ground
a,d III the grain, numegs, cloves, &c. Together
with general variety Of liquors and sea stores.
PAINTS and OILS.
! White lead, black lead, red lead, blue, red, yell
low oohra, Prussia blue, chronic yellow, verdglis
ground and dry, patent green, fig blue, logwood,
&C. winter, summer, common, CASTOR linseed, and
sweet oils
EdriAea, China, glass and Queens,porc.
/ Having purchased the above goods chiefly at auc-
ton, we are certain Can sell them at the mos
rcdaced prices 10 those who may favor US with
their custom.
SAMUEL MCAULLEY,
JOHN RICE
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ADiyiaIcEaal.

NOTICE is hereby given, that dividend Of O
per cent, was declared by the managers OF the VIII
ininston and Kennel Turnpike Company. payable to
The stockhoders' or their legal Representatives, on
or after the 25th OF Sept. next.
JESSE MENDENHAL.L, Treasurer.
Wilmington, .9ugust Gth. 1897. S1-lwta5s.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate Of Ebenezer
Robinson, formerly Of the Borough Of Wilmington,
those having claims, TO present them duly authenti
Gated for settlement TO
MARCUS E. CAPELLE, Admir-.
Wilmington, Aug. 9Th, 1897.
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EigDs'tsa'gg Election.

A MEETING Of tho Shareholders in the Whining
ton Library Company, will be held at the Town
Hall, on Monday the Sd of September next at 9
o'clock, agrceabiy to the act Of Incorporation, for
the purpose of eectiug nine Directors aud a Urea
surcr, to serve for one year
l.. A. HENDERSON, secry.
Aug. 23. 3,--}t
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SCOOPS lgx7s or aoyaAs .AnTE,
Just received and fer sale By Il. PORTER
SON Ne. 81, .Murhct-Street.
Ai.g. 223.

SON, No. 81, JHnrAct-Sffeet.
Commencing with the Peace of Versaillesin 1888,
and giving concise history, OF the most important
events in Europe, as we'll as a detailed account of
the sangu'uary battles in which he engaged in Or
connected with, down to the time of his death, in
182l--in three closely printed yo vols A more
valuable record, has perhaps seldom been offered to
the Public and the facts are rendered still more in
tcresng by the popular talent Of Tie noble writer.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-31
YOUNG l1AIDIlA!5o
EoARDI1gcs-isG51 u. @ o.,
At Wilmington, DeLGware, conducted By Will
AM SHERER, 1Utth the assistance Of accom-
DEshed fertnIe Irachers

At Wilmington, DeLG1Cdre, conducted by Will
AM sHERER, 7oith the assistance Of accom-
ptished female Itachsrs.
THE course of instruction pursued at this Sem
mary comprises all the useful and most of the orna
mental. branches of female education. The daily
exercises are photography, Reading, Writing, Arith-
metic, English Grammar, Rhetoric, Geography. and
History, ancient and modern, with constant refer
ence to the best maps and charts; Construction Of
Maps; Use Of the Globes; Natural History; Natural
Philosophy, including Astronomy and Chemistry;
Elements of Moral Science.
WEEKLY ExERcIsEs.--Bblical Rectaons: xvi
dences of Christianity; Letter Writing, and other
species of Composition Recapitulations.
s rERNlS.-Board. and Tuition in any of'he fore
going branches, S32 so per quarter; or il paid in
advance, $50. Music including the use Of Piano,
3l2. French. by one Of the best masters, Sc per
quarter. Moderate extra charges for Drawing and
other ornamental branches.
Z The discipline of the School is mild. parental and
Christian. Particular attention is paid not only to
the manners Of the young ladies but to their moral
and religious instruction. They are regularly con
Quoted osuch places OF worship and Sunday Schools,
as their parents OF guardians approve. Exercise
and recreation being essential the preservation Of
health and of mental energy, occupy the intervals OF
time not devoted to study. The institutions in al
its departments, is conducted in a manner which
it is hoped will meet the entire appreciation Of it.
patrons.
Reterences.- Wiminston-Rcv r. W. Gilbert
Hon. Willard Hall; Hon. Louis M'Lane: Philadel
phia-Kev. DIR. Wilson; Rev. Dr.. Janeway; MIR
William Janvier, Merchant; James G. Thompson
ESQ. Professor of Languages, University Of Penn
sylvania.
March II
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- esO Gg'occs'ay.

UTGH W'DEV11'7' Jegs lcavc 10 inform his
Friends and The P,bHc, Mat he has opened a good
assortment Of GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, FRUIT
S'c. SC. at No. lol, Mipley-St doors aboue the
upper lisrLe'house; schere goods ofhe first quality
may al'0ays be had, and on The 2aoa. satisfactory
terms.
1ldy 1. 1897.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE,

A stout healthy negro woman about Is years old
who will have 10 till IS or So To do kitchen
work, such as cook, wash and scrub, &c Apply az
this Office
Jtpte Is, 1S27 19--u
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Magistrates Blanks, Of all descriptions for sale
1t No. 81, Market-Street
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SAMUEL M'CAULLEY,
JOHN RICE.
June 90. 1927.

June Y, I3ZI.
n. B. We have in addition to the above Just re-
ceived a general assortment of Fashionable Wool
and Far HATS, on commission from the well
known factory Of ISAAC SHorwELL, No, 42, south
Front Street, Phadei phia--which will be sold lowl
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-31
NEW S'H'GbHeM
lust ONene0.

The subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally that they have commenced
the Dry Goods and Grocery Business, under the
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-31

l'lry
.nrns Disorders lcant On long voyages, and should lie
m cared and crfllv preer for by every seaman
:t4.,, s.r ,,.x, VNoe4ro,,;,,c oyapTnS I
EidilllitUli y W vi All A|CStio3 iiAo 1AA-'4 +
Winch haze w,tu II sixteen ,t ars past cared nne0ar
nn,r ii tIs,n, az 8 ~ xes Of e,ew agp, and eSeiy
,,,u 81 various dangerous complains aismg from
WORMS and from uhstl iouiness Ia the stomach
OF b,weis
's of this medicine given occasionally during the
VAIN season. will electualiy prevent the "vomi'mg and
'urshg of chliitn feAtiIu a'so ger, "r.Sn ''u1'
destroys ,,'ls" Us o, we I'''' t " Wv, LN,u All
l'he"'e ''c h'yG', ~ n'''. 49, , ,'.n ,,tnu
HAS restored I" health ana strength Blea. NUM- w.
IN al advanced Stage OF inns ia,al conp'n' M ,
ana pll'" ~ ,,, are e,'.. ~
Children generally take tins medicine with eagerness, it
having pleasing appearance and an agreeable taste.
r,oN,C m ANN DrcTop ,rtNr
HAMil-A w - Nh-i-' - w. .A -
Is Eetoeea as c an invaluable W enc ''' VIC s'eD
49, NJ, ~ n"ar Violent cramns in The |
Coasumptons stomach al!u back,
,o"hcs' !" "p'.i's' Miff.,,.'
- % ~ i Fl I,l s, ~, ~. ston,.eh
i ,Iiy ~ !, ~ ~ D''0' ra, ~ ~ ,f ljr,h
,, 70, ~, ~, r,;,i+ Rv",,s A. H.,
i'"@'N "'"A'ese' '"'' - 49,
TT "A ysssrE ,TgI65Ns'Ss EsFsTTSEg4
.oa'';'.. -aaJ TO- Gn,J- a1.nna1s @o,a5s
~ -" 'r IL g. j ,,'a,h., ~,
'4o'''"oo '0'l "Du'0' "'''' 'II'' 1f ,,..
S""ln'onS 49, Msoo, u'So,u,o s",o,e"@'
Sl4NUhc lRlAL EiLi- flsoSt-, liiat II
restores 'e determination Oh 'e hu'us =" '',e ~ 'oe " vac
otay ala DfhSs on VIC common he'liui l'S'a '!'"""
'Ha' II os'osea Hd eNac"seS cue 'ooS ,'se "
mdcuS' sHeb'Achs ue "e"Nsntu Nes"e's o' we lung
sheahes We ACRIMONIOUS huhlr Whc iFrlaea u.eti H'd
p"y dscharses 1t ihus r'k'nS a. we root OF 'ne a'
nrny c,.ouerrl the reverse Of common medlccs winch
weaken t: and .l.e strength 10 ne dsol der
lor tic sake Of for the peset some of lis pam
hi effects
~ narrrts ,yi, have chiI,gen afflicted with the
UIiOOPiNG COGGH
! f, ,, ~, ~. !, r,. Inn.
= u 49, '',a ~ - = ha % III
tlrely removes the mos cue disorders to which cndren
ave iaberhe el,xr u ii, perfectly agreeable and the
,iuse 80 smaA, ma i 4Iicult, A., sv, II taxing Il
iYan.tou,s geaiae Essence and ertract Of ll1stqrd
t.,l 'a.o,,. i ..,,,.,, F.c ,r,,,. J c'r,,, 81, ,
:. sie ',, , y, '
'4 , '''''' I'll -" ~ ~ 800 p' - 20 - . ~ 49,,
is "''e 'oN' Sp''"S' ''ss' pam ~ "e
G Jes,s T,c,ry,. 49, o,,t r,uo. D.o,.
e m A''e 4'9 's e.,
TrE,c ngpsy,,r nvYnN
I. an i.ya.uso.e cosmetic, pytecy mr,cen, and safe
f"np-raI, ste,cl np'e>eats Z removing ben''ne,
II FACE ,W! >Sr, d every k,'d, particularly recklcs
IT, s y = . y, "l s,. s' az. " a %s ''i
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-08-31
Lumber, &c.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand, at
.IDDLETOWN, DELAWARE,
A large assortment of White Pine, consisting OF
Boards, Plank, and Shingles of very superior quail
ity; and few Arks. Also a complete assortment
Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, QueensWafe,
English and American Iron and Steel, Wrought ana
Cut Nails, Fur and Wool Hats, Tin Ware, CEDAR
Ware, &c. &C. which will be sold at reduced prices.
LOCKWOOD s. GERhlTSoN.
august 90, 1927. 90"
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Valuable Medicines.
uoHN,s gyyI BILIOUS Pills.

The operation of these Pis perfectly miio SO tl'a
,brv nav I've used with safety by persons in every suaon
and Of every age. .,
They are excellently adapted to carry oil suPeruous
bite and prevent its morbid sccreons--o restore ana
amend the appee--to procure free peisp"at'"h' ana
thereby nyeye nj colds which have fatal consequences,
dose never fails 10 remove cold II taken on is i1fs APP
pearanCe. -
lhcy celebrated for removing hshi'ual ooS',e"eS',
i,kes, nj TN. stomach aud severe head ache and ought
10 be taken by al persons change oi cltuale.
desc OF tese i!, taken once every TWO weeks, "tsS
the prevalence o bilious levers w prove an Ins;.h
Bic patvene; aud IN the earlier stages % ose diseases
Her Use will generally succeed III restoring heaItl
and frequently ecmed desperate, "nt beyond 'he
uower vi common lelncdies
llry are found remarkably eiicacious in preventing ANA
caring Disorders attendant On long voyages and should lie
~, cared, and cey preserved for use by every seaman
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-31
Young Ladies boarding School.
Al WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

Under the supernten lence and instruction Of
WILLIAM SiiElti.h, assisted by accomplished
female teachers.
The course If instruction pursued At this sem
mary, comprises all the useful, and most OF the
ornamental branches Of female education. The
daily exercises are urthogiaphy, Heading, Writ
ing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Rhetoric;
topography and History, ancient and modern,
with constant reference to the best maps and
cIaits; construction Of maps; use OF the Globes;
Natural History Natural Philosophy, including
Astronomy and Chemistry; Elements oi Moral
SCirace.
U5eHy Exercises. Biblical Rccitations; Er-
denees Of Christianity; Letter Writing, and 9TH
er species OF Composition; Recapitulatons.
1fr,a$.-Roarl and tntion, in any Of the fore
gong branches, S52, 50 per quarter; or, if paid
IN advance, $50 Music, including the use OF a
piano, Sl2, French, by one of the best mix,cfs,
s. per quarter. Moderate cx,r. charges for
Drawing and other ornamental branches.
The discipline Of the school is mild parental,
and christian Particular attention is paid not
only to the manners Of the young ladies', but to
their moral and religious instruction. They are
rcgulally conducted to such places Of worship
and Sunday schools, as their parents and guar
dlans approve Exercise and recreation, beng
essential to the preservation Of health and of
mental energy, occupy the intervals of time not
devoted to study. The institution, in all its de-
rMtmcnts, is conducted in manner which il
IS hoped, viii meet the eltirc appreciation Of its
patrons.
nftrcnces. - JTlmineton--Rev l.. w. Gil
bert; Hon. W. Hall; Hon. Louis M'Lane; Phtu-
! ldephin-Rev. DR., Wilson; Rev. Dir Janeway
Mr.. William Janvier, Merchant, James &
| ihompso,, Esq. Professor OF Languages, Uni
versity OF PENNSYLVANIA
March Is 1922 oG-9m
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-31
WOOL CARDING.
yaOHN BANCROFT, having rem,

taOiIN BANCROFT, having removed from
- Brandywinc Iili!go, 10 Providence Facto-
~, Delaware Go. Pa, takes this ncans TO ii.
form his friends and the public generally, that
he there continues the Carding of W ool, for al
those who are pleased To favor hirnslyith thor
customs ard that he hopes BY strict attention and
punctuality, TO merit continuance Of pub
he patronage. He also takes this opportunity
to inform those to whose favor he was indebted
for work in this line, while at Brandywine Bridge,
that all wool left orlim to card at ohm Torberts
Store, or at the soap Factory Of Branton & Ban
croft, Wilmington, or at Vim. M'Cauley's Store,
Brandy zine, will be taken from thence on.c ev-
cry week, and, being carded, will be punctually i
etunred the week following; hoping, by the
bove arrangement, and punctuay in the return
and good performance of the work confidcd to
him, they may be induced to continue their "a.
YOURS
4th mo, $, 1897. 2a-3m
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-31
ANECDOTE OF SHUTTER.

Shutter travelling in the Brighton stage
with four ladies', one very warm day, the
party were thrown into the utmost conster-
nation BY the coach suddenly stopping to
receive sixth passenger, who was Fall
staff in appearance. The ladies expressed
their sorrow to Shutter at this additional in
cumbrance; but he with smile, desired
them to take comfort, for he would soon re-
vemoye the main mountain. Accordingly
when the unpleasant intruder had taken his
seat, and the coach was moving, Shutter
with much gravity, asked one OF the ladies
her motive for visiting Brighton' She re-
piled her physician had ordered her to bathe
for depression Of spirits. Tie turned to
her next neighbor and repeated his inqui-
ries: she was nervous, the third was bilious
ALI had some complaint OF which the sea
was cure When all had told the history
Of their disorders, the humorist hcaving tre-
mendous sigh, exclaimed, IAN your com
plants put together are nothing to mine
they are nothing. Oh 70! mine is dreadful
to think Of" "Sir" exclaimed the fat pas
senger with astonishment, what IS your
complaint? you look extremely WELL "Oh
sir, replied Shutter, locks are deceittnl. You
must know three days ago had the mis-
fortune to be BIT BY i mad dog, for which J
am informed the only cure is immersion in
salt water. am going there, for although
am, as YOU observe, looking well: yet the
fit takes me in a moment when bark hike
dog, and endeavor 10 bite every one near
me-
"Mcrcy on us p calculated the traveller.
in tone that was meant to be whisper:
But sir, you--you are not in earnest--lou
"Eow WOW WOW I"
"CoAchman coachnan ] So, IL me
out1'
Now, youi homer, Wits the m4ttci,"
~ nsc-d0e j, tie neutrality-suspicious.
IS tht IL ,ttrr--"pln nc door,! =
"Bow NOV NON T.
"Ol I'll the door neer mind the steps,
I There am Goge moro IN safcty---let those
Who ltt T. r,e il sida--l'ii mouat the
box" Accordingly he cont nned on the
altslde ofthe cGaeh tt the remainder q
til, journey, much & tht satisfaction Of tbs
comedian AMI bis cunp pa,ions, who were yt-
~ nerrs 1t lbs expcnsa; the former evtrt
rnw ald then regalias hm With sonorous
Bow vow w1w
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-31
SPRING GOODS.

vsNHE Sr6- CniRl.R 'ms ii5' receaed il adj
& dlt9n 70 fis t'l ntr ,tock, 4 large assort-
ihent q spreg Hoade, tmoog Whith ar,,
CL01IiT c,I Ih.AESEFLNhES
silk, To,linct, Valencia and MalsalIlcs Vrsting
Leventncs, Florcnscs, t.ios Dc Naples, and I.us.
tring silks.
Ravels Duck, Russia and Porter shectinss
Irish Linens, Sea Island and line n Orleans
shrtings.
Cambria, laconct, Swiss anil Null Muslins
BombnHets, BonbAlent5, ana Norwich Grapes
silk, Cotton and Mooien Hosiery.
Drillngs Blue and yellow Nankecns.
Cases leghom-l DO. S'law Bonncts.
Also, a large assortment Of
EGcT5 g. s.sacEs,
At hy fiopios h,e prices. ~.
cases Men, line loots, S2 % per pair
do. DO. Munrocs, ~ do.
l do. Ladies Valencia Shoe, IS do
2 do, do. Morocco Cpl do.
/ do. do. Leather, do. 50 do
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