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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11
N'OTTCk.

Willie sol on the iih day Of Dre f fair otherwise the
next fair day, before the Eagle Tavern in the city I Rich.
mon the inere Of Luke Dv dee in three piece, Of Coal
Land lying IN the county Of Chesterfield,
10 wit; one equal but undivided eighth part Of all that tract
Hr parcel OF land commonly called Bucks Cunlu, Coal
f supposed 10 contain i60 equal but
eighth part o three undivided fourth parts of nil tract of
Coal Land commonly called the Greek Pits consinnr 60
acres Also, equal but undivided eighth part of MN,
wenehs OF all that tact Of Coal Land eoununly called
the Cron PITS, supposed 10 contain 81 i-2
TERMS-For the Land, third of pur, base money
will be required the 10Th Nov 1885, the balance two eousI
annual payments Bonds with approved security aud dc
OF trust on the land TO secure the payments THE personal
property VIII be sold credit Of II months. Bond, with
approved security will be requ, for all over 10 doll,
tint amount and less, CASH. All those indebted TO the
eqnesed'o make immediate payment aud those having
claims are requested 10 bring them properly
'hat provision usy be made tor their duohsrse
WIN. WoRSiIANI, Admr.
with the will annexed of Luke Bolt dec
Nv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11
- with the will annexed Of Luke Bolt, dec


(of the late firm Of Rradlsy, Mercy & Cos
SrILL continues at then old stand, N w. corner Of 10Th
~ -ee where his very best exeItions shall be used 10
ensure him continuance OF the liberal patronage
by the late rn and for which he tenders his thanks, lie ha.
lnn opened handsome aud entire assortm, of
rail- IooDS, quite equal 10 any receyedeonsist.
,os generally Of bas 6act and the fashionable medley
CLOTHS * CASSlMERES, of vsriou, qualities among
which are many OF the very Tstrae; also, handsome as
'otment Of YES TING, and other line all
81 which he will make up in the best aud
bic styiS, and on very reasonable terms
Richnonh Oclnher N
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MIL M,aNIJFaCJORY. b.

VIE public respectfully ninrmed that have mad,
very considerable and expensive improvements in ,I
establishment aud are now prepared 10 furnish, short no.
able prices, aud equal ia quality to any imported
L. HAkALL & Co.
Dec Z. 3-fc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

WHERE open subscribers, until the st Of Jan
~ psk' tat which time they wIl elo5eO the fo1oH1rk
iveepstakes;-
III, sweeprske for colts and filies, year, old next
prng 10 uu next fa mile heats entrance $500 half for
leitto which fhere are 3 suhsofilers
ID Post Sweepsskes for colts and heS years old
syng next spring mile heats entrance $500 bsf
forfcn--te which there ate sub5criffs.
3d. Produce Sweepsiakes for colts and les dopt next
spring. run spring 1881, mile heats, SfG0 half
foffei--sfo which there now 9suhsctibefG
4th Produce Sweepsakef for colts and hes dfop
sprng, m 1891 mile hcsis, entrance 500, hsh for
felt 10 which there are nov subscfhsn.
Any deOus 90 subscribe 20 Tie above Sekes, wiz
direct by The fsi u Jlnnay e sub5srber Il Tree Hill
near Richmond. = ~ SELpEN
Tee DW, ptt.s, -. GA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

FlY virtue Of Deed Of Tfua exeeused 10 me bv DR. rob
trent Of the county Of Cumberiand which deed "a Of
Soa 10 me elerks oaee Of the county Aforesaid shae
TOT cash, 10 the highest bidder al public auction ON ire H.
aay q January next G fair, IL The nt1 far dsy5 A.
LSn6n9rnss 'averG In the county OF Cumberland
Vsuaole Hegoe among them excellent carpenie
also FIRST rae cooper Acting trustee, shall ,e oni,
sueh'he as Is vested 10 ne ~ the deed oftfugt ny
NELSON PAGE, trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11
STANZAS
OScdsfoned ty seeing the portrait Of a deceased
Sister--pY THOMAS cAMpnrtI

SIANEAS
OSc0Sioned ty seeing the portrait Of a deceased
Sisfer-BY THOMAS CAMPBELL.
@ thou! by whose surprising ART
Her perfect image nature sees,
10 union with the graccs start
And ,weeter b, reflection please
In whose creative baud, the hues
snstchd from yon rainbow swe,tly shnci
! bless thy prou,-iheau Muse,
Aud call thee f.ir..t of the Nine
io''es'ng more than vocal power,
Persuad,ny than poets tongue,
s,; ,Ss Sir. I, Gi s.ar s'S prnnr
Dos Hope her high profession meet
Sweet i, the trance, the treuor sweet;
When all we love i, all own!
= put al thoupuse Of pleasure dear,
Now hrobbiug, cold, feel thee pai;
Loves sb,enee pisnt, pans severe
Or death naets keen.r dart.
Then Tor beam of Joy, 10 light
On memory's ssd aud waksfui eye,
Or VANISH from the noon Of nigh,
Her dreams Of deepest as my
Shall song its waetips esdenecr ,l2
Ne now the tendere.t sir repeat.
That breath'd when soul wai knit 10 lcves
And heartto heart resp 3nsive beat.
What visions rise 10 charm, to melt
The io.i, the io,'d, the dead are neat
Q hush that strain too deeply felt,
y cease tina, transport too severe
by Heaven and love va, taught 10 ienS
mildcr sosoe 10 the heart,
The sacred image Of a friend.
All is not lost Of that possesf,
For me, their sweet memorial shine
While close aud closer TO my bitSs,,
hold the idol all divine;
OF gazing through Luxurious tears,
Nllld Ger the lovd departed form
Till deaths cold hos I'm half ppr,arS
With life and speech sul spirit warm
She lonks, she lives this anced hour,
Her bright eye seems purer gem
Than spatklcs ON In, throne If power,
Or goIy's wealthy diadem.
Yes geEiu. yes, thy mimic aid
Atressurc y my soul he. gwen
Where beauty's oannonixed shade
Smiles in the sainted hueI Of d saven
No spectral forms Of pleasure Ned.
Thy soltning, sweerning tnts restore,
For thou canst give us back the lead,
Zen IN the loviiest looks they wore.
Then blest be Natures guardian Muse
Whose haul her persisted grace redeems>
Whose tablet Of a thousand hue.,
The mirror Of creation seems.
Abiding 10 the supposed origin of painting om fen al
OF Conl keehins the shade Of the profile Of lover
lie Law asleep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11
Il most paiuabie Estate for Sale

Esnh..
Lower V,rr,n \, III vn o' ,ns hoes Estates m
about i've nil. ELL wv ~, ~ .ne county oil New Kent,
Col J. ID Ws,t;r " men. eouI'houe, the property oil
ZOO acres, Of which 800 81 ~ @ mo- hsn
,scJ sJ,, ~ ".n iOo are rsi rate teuel, fiat land
c,ver-I5n - " W SOin, wheat cotton oats and
includipr seysr,f b, Us "a; ana SUI marsh,
Iaudn ~ u ''' III 'ne 'Nisse oil " lumber
Til. Estate /, ,i,uat.J At The head ., s ri, :,..
Born- ,,,e r o. ' sop pean OF nue. oaid navigation,
active and uJr;o,, f,rr,.r 80, us su P'r'et' 10 tne
in The Inv q, ron,,r,, ~ e au's"dSes, uah any estate
The a,t I,nJ !" - h., - -,
TO p,er rIoxsr .rJ h o JIt. rae, Is wen adapted
n,. se h;h & snu mas nesh much improved by their
If H.. r nd = easiy umoeredi aud the marsh
and bea v " te ,owsl country 1t Is unusually high
sctuslIy made IN a. III ' ASH, shd from experiment,
b,ncJ Tho s..aaa " Va 'ne uhoef aud wood, on the
fsved from H. ~ 81 anu retaining, might be de
rec,;med :; ,ro..,J e. "S WIZ dnd lumber, ana when
xbaui,s s,, u iaige eate perfectly level snd Of
IJnoo A.. o.,s,ay g.,
little note ,a .nn..I w 60, 'nerring hheTy Of M
about son a,l s Ph p OF winch have been generally
The ber,inr nue'y immediately opposite 10
and fine 80 Len aisp oe rendered very valuable
10 The Gill; &c upon Tue river and sdja
dwelling house of rooms tSe e"onay en- enioIable
an ice ho,,e Tn. J-ai uolnay OUT houses, batns and
tn,tiop ,omu,ri, Us rYule y upon very elevated
,urroun3ng cn,n," VI Vie TAI lald naTsh river and
verv va,s, 80 IL ~ ni,ies' rish and wild fowl Of
.sa:o,, 'e 'eA'" upon the estate IN their proper
The NAL T: TIL, =, j.,
In n ami nrnd,,s L.I pslore are ahse contiguous
more ,,rn,s LIZ " Doh iof 'he same height.
,unnossd ,bs 800 = ueeihee unnecessary as IL Is
nram;. Th; y que atsnng 10 purchase will irst the
a. nT L. -, now ana VIII be until the the II
y o. & l'SSsl offered at private sale. If sold
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

REVaRD-FYVE DOLLaRS.
g TRAfED stolen from the subscriberon The T., oslls,,
star 10 bis forehead, aud newly oil roundno other
reeoeeted line addts 10 The subscfber directed 10
Se' store, Holloway oobny, vii be thaHkfuiy received
~ ROBERT KNIGHT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

n CHANCERX In Amelia county Sent COZ ~ Id55-'
VIM Foster snd Elizabeth his vile f5rmtrJv Fizsb,
Leis1d ~, W% Dan9svsE 9ad Elizabeth big wife, child Mo
Mary Ann League, pEas
against
Oheahsm and Rloda bis wife, John d. Locke, sni
Lsere his wife and Tiiman oster ESor II MIN Lssgnf
-, DefdH,
The Defendants joel Cheshsm aBd Rhsfa ~ vie n'i
hHEhs entered then appeafanc and given sfcui, ~ cordS
o Aet o. Aoenby aud the rules Of this court sua n
Pesihg 70 me asoton Of the that they see not
sni. y os commonwealth therefore on tie nOiion o. e
Panus ~ lhsir attorney, D. odsrfd that Defeo
-h'oel Chealnem and thoda bis wife, and John Lock
an9 uesta hvie do appear here on TIC fourth Thurd
D'o eh' qua aniwei the plaintiffs bil sud acory
hr oio,, oe forthwith useted one of the Riohoo
Is'snuS newspaper for two mont h essigely, snd
~ D' posted fp 81 the front DOR Of the cOuucuit
WIS county, 20 Two successive court as,s.
90, cory. Tose, =. a. LEIGH, c. A.c. @
Vfh~ fs-rsr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

NO.. AMOUNT.
1874 5000
1876 5000
1876 5000
1877 5000
1878 5ooo 4.
1879 5000
1880 5,oo
1881 5000
1852 5ooo
1883 5000
1871 5000
1891 5000
1882 5000
1898 5000
1894 6ooo
1896 1866 81
1894 loco
1860 Too
l72l 1862 05
1925 5000
1748 5000
l777 1850
1859 - 300
1921 $50
1851 loo
1891 1887 IS
2065 2ooo
2073 sos So
2i07 1000
2202 loco
zoos 1900
1916 l777 05
1850 loo
$50 500
1852 loco
1887 4ron
2SSS 1922 Sc
PAT 1866 OF
1928 270 SO
1898 1887 O9
1888 5000
1886 1907 90
3761 2ooo
S762 Boo
376S 2ooo
1910 loco
43U5 $50
ASH $50 80
a5S4 15oo
4602 5000
4646 AIS 46
4779 500
dgl6 Zoo
4930 1I67 81
. 1882 25uo
1853 2ooo
4S71 225 So
50s3 300
5l4S $50
5166 loco
5l93 loco
522S loo
1929 4ooo
5265 10000
5365 500
1915 1000
5406 loco
$500 333 Sc
55I9 IT'S
SAB 5000
500 584 SO
$500 1913 73
1928 goo
$3.50 $50
60s5 & $50
610I 400
616o CTS 80
GIGS $50
6273 HOO
6t23 962 81
6427 277 33
b430 5000
d36 34oo
6463 667 OS
6471 1856 80
6375 1000
$50 400
$685. 2T17
6596 22s3
6602 6 SO
662S TOGO
1894 $500
6644 1865
GIL Zoo
6791 5000
6s25 1889 81
6S79 $500
69O5 10000
6g47 1900
6966 217o 40
6967 1oooo
696S loco
699s 5000
7O47 $3.50 %
1000 600
TOSS $500
1908 10000
1921 2ooo
1864 635 OS
1886 30l22 I6
1851 fOS39 rs
1855 6I66 O6
1884 4oo
1913 loco
1858 1850
1852 500
1867 5000
S77O Too
TTS7 2347 90
76lI 4250
1913 5000
1891 2s3 SO
1898 2s3 81
1927 300
1896 SIS 66
T94l 200
1868 loco
5000 3O6S IS
sO76 1859 80
ol52 loco
6l6I 600
s16S ITO Is
$40 321
SIS3 500
SSn2 IteO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

TO The LeSdtees of Elisabeth JVafEinS
fSLEASE take notice. that ssIll be ready 10 o.y az me-
note which Mrs Elizabeth Watkins hod, payable Oh In,
Isl DAY oil Jan 1923 for the purchase Of negro woman pa
mei4 aud child aud unless get right from ssd Lsrsee.
will rot pay the money. HENRY iIoJySun'
Chesterfield comfy, Dec. g. 80 fs ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

Bank Of Virgniia, Nov. 80, 1927.
annual msens of the Stockholders Of The Bank of
Sngns will take place The first Monday in January
next at h cir Banking Htuse in the city Richmond
n w. CAMBRIDGE, cashier,
f.IA L..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

Pgfua6te Gloucester Lou Grounds FOR Sale
virtue Of two DEGREES OF the county court Of
~ pronounced the 10Th day Of Nov 1927 in MD,
cePend9g IN the nsme of the trustees The loue
Dsy oehoo g"'i the aud heirs Of Rcbsrd
Jones' dec will be exposed 10 sale, al public aueton r.,
money at gloucester courthouse, Sturdy the 2s Js
o. DECEMBER next OF isir, not the fair day there
seI sunday exec ped) subject 10 the dover fi-hf d NJ
Martha Jones' th= land wheeoD the said Richard Jones
ued consulting Of several tracts parcels sonn eseb and
sny thing 70 commentator Of this land; situation hem
between Noith and Ware Rivers Immediately on the ufr1
'semen' The sale will commence ~ o'clock.
Nov. 81 - A'uO a. O9inf'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

court OF quarter session held for the COUNT NJ III
L n abeth city, the 22Dd day Of Nov. 1877 " ~
=, aPesing 10 the SUBTRACTION Of the eomt that David
MEADE IS not resident Of this Commonwealth IL L. mr. r.
ordered That the said Meade be summoned 10 appea a. IN,
courthouse o. 'a,d county, the 4h Thursday Ia Deem
per next being the court day Of said county then and
DO snow cause any be why the said cour, should MOI
u'hoe 'he erection Of toll Bridge from land living on
me north SIDE OF Mill Greek, which cIamtd BIZ said
~ me county Of Elizabeth City aforesaid To- The extTemt
point ot Old Point Comfort, opposite thereto and Thai t ar
9r De punished IN the Richmond Enquirer an The fourth
Thursday IN December aforesaid. copy, Tesie,
Dec.4. co -sabT TLo 20 y, sleTk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

eeitOiNIA At Superior Court OF Law held for Hen
ioo eoenty at the Capitol, in the City of Riebmo nd
Nancy Craig Of the heirs cf Alexander Crniv dee1
and one OF The heirs OF Mary Craig, dec and Of retia
Gaig dee who heirs Of the said Alexander Craig
dec Alexander d. Gait, VIM. e. slt judith r. Gait s
N, osne AMI Sarah his wife, which said Alexander
u VIM. C., Judith r., and Sarah, are children Il heirs
OF Sudith Gall, dec, wko also heirs of The
said Alex Crais, dec. aud elsY the heirs Of the
said MARY CTaig dec and Of the said Lutrea Claig
Dcinandans q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

i,is iuIlhef made known; Tor ,he information OF
The parties concerned, that transfer OF the certi
hcates mentioned in the annexed Schedule, from
the books OF the Treasury, or any Commissioners
Loans, will be allow ed after the frs, day of
December next and that the interest on all the GER
tliica,es contained in the said Schedule will cease
and Determine on the day preceding the day here
by fixed for the reimbursement thereof
RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary of Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

TaroB Webb and HarrIet his wife samp Sbe,ber1 |
anu MARIA his wife, VIM. DAVIS Edwin Davis aud NATL.
ga DAVIS the SAID Harriet, Maria, William Edwin and
hAatiaa, heins heirs devIsees Of Augustine Davis dec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

CKANGkRi In \ ,uOway MY court 4ih oci. 1877
John Redord in right of his wi fe Elizabeth formerly
Hunt reer s. Grigs in right of hi, wi &c Charity, nery
iu Psr@el Bfsneh formerly Hunt, aud Louisa Hurt Sd
sauna Hurt, John Hurt and WIN. HUT who By Peter s.
Gry their next friend and guardian adj Nten which E.
inabsth Charity Permels, Louisa SusA una John WIN
are children OF Johu Hurt ao the children of John Iun
Stout whose names not known, tionpIainauts,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

Abiding 10 the supposed origin Of painting from sIe
OF Corinlh skehins the shade of the profile lover
lie Law asleep. - =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

NNIRGlNIA AT Rules, holden in the CiS1k'. Once .
~ OF the Superior Court Chancery for the Richmond
District, the 9Th day Of Nov. s26- -
Thomas Shelton and Phoebe his wife aud0
Francis H. and Willis, Richard and Peter Uuou - writ Of
p H anu Layton fancsy adm'ors of supersedtsss
As, 0"us"s' aec' ApPts. decree OF l,e co;
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
A PLANTATION

THE Subscriber offers for private sale, vaua-
bic Farm, lying on the turnpike, leading to hiN'
about two miles below Chistiana- Bridge. 1t con
tains 112 acres, SO of which under thriving TIM
ber and the reminder under tillage, with good
proportion we'll set with clover there IS also on the
premises good bearing orchard--the fences are IN
good order. The buildings are good dwelling
house, stable and granary. further description
will be given, and tn" land shewh to any enc Apply
WILLIAM i. M'lNTliiF.
15-tiD Dee
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Branaywinc Chalyeeate
SPRINGS.

THE spacious and elegant house belonging to the
Company which was completed last a is now s oi boar.
Jsrs. under the superntendence Of the Subscriber.
This Watering Place is finely situated IN the hig ana
ha,,thv country i've miles west of Wilmington, cJnah@
an extensive view of the surrounding country We n,sei
Dslaware and the neghoouring ties. thc GROUNDS -
The company afford pleasant aa sady pronenaae''
bounded by fine streams .r,h, ,,,.... fs.lv-
The virtues Of the Waters those OF ue P"s' lay
bea,e according to the analysis OF Professor Mcs' 7.
Philadelphia They have been particnafy G ~
h;ons and other fevers and celebrated as 'ie 'oc
The vicinity to Wimnggn offers at All times aocs's ~
an excellent market and the daily n'erco'sse = ,a
a. IL 80 between that place and NEw CASTLE 10 ana 'fp
,I, and BALT1MonH, affords iaci'y % cotio
nical,on not possessed by any other "atcfs 'a1. IN.
ar,ies can be accommodated a short iptice WIN u
,.r. collatiens Ice creams, &c &c.
~ sxeron shall be spared by the Proprietor 10 gran
.asy want ot the visitor to this pleasant AMI sainoo"H
Retreat.
Charges will be moderate: ,nYro c.r,NIEy
jane 1st, 1927. Clt4Ntih1o
n. B. Carriages, gigs horses may always he hta o
there are delightful rides good roads, y the
;np towns villages canal, Sc Hot So taken AZ livery.
15--2m
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s AZ III r. 4 EEs

Tor the cnsuina terni lie would rcmark that, from
his confined situation, he probably may not have II
in his power 10 call on and personally solicit, the
sutirages lhs fellow cl,lzcn+ to whom, however,
he hereby pledges himself, that, il successful, he
viii execute the duties of the Office with fidelity
and to the best Of his ahihty: also, 10 abide by that
mode of nomination which may be determined on
by the County Meeting 1t Red Lion and, if UNI
successful to cheerully and faithfully support the
candidate, who may be fortunate as to obtain the
nomination. ". +. COCHRAN.
Mddletown June T. 1927. 1,}-tf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31
Ten Dollars Reward.

sTRAYED from the Subscriber, living near lay
Tors Bridge, Appogunimnk Hundred, NEWCASTLE
County, Delaware--on the evening OF the 1tn inst.
A light colored grey Horse, about 10 hands nigh
switch tail and thinmane-pllnd in one eye coca
stoned by white benlsh over the slSht, mas =
scar about or 8 inches long on one thigh, near
where the brich-band rubs. 1t is supposed he was
stolen from the main road, Peterborough the
Horse having been seen there the same evening he
left home.
The above reward will be paid for the delivery
OF the Horse, to
Cornelius auaain.
Jn1y 2OM 1927. lit
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-31

at Wilmington, Deta1clre, condhcffu 0y " Hill
AM SHERER, 1uith the assistance Of accom-
pLshed female Teachers.
THE course of instruction pnrsucd at this Sem-
mary comprises all the useful aud most OF the orna-
mental, branches of female educaon. The daily
exercises are Orthography, Reading. Wrtt1g, Arith-
metic English Grammar, Rhetoric, Geography, aud
History, ancient and modern, with constant refer
ence to the best maps and charts; Construction e
Maps; Use of the Globes; Natural History; Natural
Philosophy, including Astronomy and Chemistry;
Elements of Moral Science.
WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures REGULATIONS; Evi-
dences Of Christianity; Letter Writing, and other
species of Composition Recapitalations.
RMS.-Board, aud Tuition i'll any ofthc fore
going branches, S52 so per quarter; orit paid IN
advance, $50 Music including the use ct Piano,
Sl2. Preach. by one Of the best masters, ST per
quarter. Moderate extra charges Tor Drawing and
other ornamental branches.
sfhe 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 regularly con-
Quoted TO such places Of worshpand Sunday Schools,
as their parents or guardians approve Exercise
and recreation being essential to the preservation 9"
health and of mental energy, occupy the Intervals u
time not devoted to study. The institution, II all
its departments, is conducted in manner which.
1t is hoped, will meet the entire Appreciation o rs
patrons.
References Wilmington-Isev. f. W. Gilbert !;
Hon Willard Hail; Hon. Louis M'i.ane: Piiladcl-
7hia--Rev. DIR. Wilson,; Rev. DR.. Janeway; Mr..
William Janvier. Merchant; James Il. Thompson.
Esq. Professor Of Languages, University OF Penn
sylvania.
March 6 TT
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e7VE' Gaulyey 81 Rice,

L J. u, M
"'' = = X - 80 - ,..,'
IN ana ADJOINING inc store iorileiiy oonoi''eu ~
.hr, John hice' as srocefy-where y may not De
OF disadvantage to call and examine lor themselves.
he ioho"ihs compose !'art OF 'lieir assortment
Dhf dooi'o.
aurefilhe ofoaa clo'hs ana cassiners' "ssor,eo
soiossi nlich anu COTTON oliilSs, yeiio" anu uiue
hPortto aiil eoheslc hahk'ii' Naentia' "alseiiies
-c.inet 80 ilerentine sestiigs piack' pam ana
Wi!ita bohPazctts; Sircassiah gihshaihs' cailcocs
camlttiG pi@defied ard pIo"h silfule ana sheetlns
Hsls, ifisil linens, long lawns anu cambrc linens,
i.+Yehtihes, !oi@Aees, ofos ne Naples lulestrln@
lrt ard l,"n'aiua hd>s. Cotton and linen q. white
anA eolored canton Grape and Grape shawls, green,
white and black Italian do. Worsted and cotton hose
ana ausptndtfs arh- stan and beaver gloves, llaW-
skins make 81 KID gloves q superior quality, white
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Soap & Candle Manufaetoyy.

THE Subscriber takes this opportunity to ieIorm
Che public, that the establishment heretofore
Quoted by James Ray, Esq. together with the ac-
counts connected with the business Of that estab.
iishment from the first of January, 1896, have pass
ed into his hands and that he will continue the bu-
siuess in all its branches, at the OH stand. corner of
Tatna and Queen streets, near The friends Meet
ang House, where he will manufacture, and furnish
at Philadelphia prices, Mould and Dipt CANDLES,
Fulsr's Kllow and Bro,Ua SOAP, Of the best quail
ity.
ENOCH ROBERTS.
n. B.-1he highest price given eur Iallow,
Wilmington, ZOE. Ia, 1926. l--Sm
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