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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29
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B1RONIANA
- pHh ms dpa rtnrc from EnglcuJ, Byron wro,
'o iouo".lg beautiful and tender !clsrs which ma
Gil stand III comparison with the celebrated line
u Suilr subsequent occasion-"F thee we'll an
forever" '' '' VA
lis done! and shiverinu in the Gale
he bark uniurls her snowy sail;
INA whistitny DER the bending mast
Loud sings on high the frcshmg blasr---
And must from this land bcGone.
because cannot love but one.
b'lt caplslsl ,bc what have been.
Gee. what have sccri.-s
mon the breast
ERNEST wishes blest.
Hove but one.
EteI behold that cv:
~ men gave me- bliss or misery;
Md have slrivon but III vain
Never to think oft again:
ior though fy fro,u Albion
stu can Only love but one
rs some iouc bird without Il ma,e
My weary heart is desolate;
look around, and cannot trace
Jnc friendly smile or welcome face:
Md even iii crowds I'm still alone
because cannot love but one.
And will cross the whitening foaln
md | viii seek foreign home:
I'LL forget false fair face,
| ne'Cr shall find resting place..
My own dark thoughts cannot sirn
But ever love, and love but one.
The poorest, vcrest wretch OH CARL,
Still finds some hospitabie hearth,
W here friendships or loves softer GLOW
May smile i'll Joy or sootlc III wo;
i'ut friend or lover have none
!secause cannot love but QUO.
go! hut whcrcsoccr I flee
hcre's not I'M eve, will wcep for me
iheres not Il kind congcnial heart
" mere can claim the meanest par;
Nor thou, who hast my hopes undonc
Wit sigh although ! love but one.
TO think o. every early sccnc-
81 what we are, and what we've bccn--
~ ould whchn some softer hearts with wo:
liut mine, alas! i.as stood the blow.
Set still beats on as it begun,
-tnd never truly loves but one.
And WHO that dear, loved one laay be
Is not for vulgar eyes 10 scc;---
and why that love was early crost,
thou knowcst the bcst--I feel the most:
But few that dwell beneath the sun
lave loved SO long. and loved but one.
I've tried ouothers letters, too,
" nth Charms, perchancc, us fair to vicw:
Ind would fam have loved as we'll
liut some unconquerable spell
forbade my bleeding breast to OWL
\ kindred care for ought but one.
would scothc to take one lingering view.
nd bless thee in my last atlioU;
let wish not those eyes to weep
l.oT nun who Wandcrs DER the deep--
though whercsocer my bark may run,
| love bit thce--I loVc but one
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29


tOhMiIfED to die jIt oil tie corpora LyI!ciuig
y ON the 6't day OF June last runaway, FiIEBE,
the present year to William f. Carter of tue county Gooch
land Sa slave had On when committed, bulc srcd lomes-
N coat pair of Shoes and has impcrci; in her scrpc,
and aPea's TO be about Neyiour years old. She
niato and IS ahoii isct3 or inches high The Of
the above slave is desired 10 ward ;foye rrn NV nav
charges and aae her away, shcyi be dealt ih arco6j-
10 law. SANJE III, EU \ \SIO;D In;',, .
SeptIs yn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29
lC"mHUHIcATmD For THE WHIG.l
j.RQI THE MANUSCRIPT OF AN UNPUB-
hiSlED NOVEL,
t'7io1'"'5 on Erents IF The Revolutionary Fer.
CHAP. -

~ Ga n'1 think drawer gentleman,
More actlvc-vai'ant, on more ralian,-yomlS,
More daring, or lno:e bold, is now alive"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29
ED. CHRISTIAN, C. G.
co9r7lIssIoSEn AnpEnsoN's OFFICE, f,

have appointed the thirteenth day Of Noventp, mr.,
eNeCue te foregoing orders Of ccHt, which day by
nine o'clock, parties concerned re ronoi,c5 20
ae"d at my Office, with their books papers nd estimopv
~" copies OF The court papers, and With this original order
sept ~ Ro. ANDER SON, Com'r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29


Yih1iIA: ATues, holden in the clerks Office of the
superior eour, Of chancery for the Richmond district
ihe lst day Of September, 1928 Joseph Atkinson If
Surviving partner oJoseph, Thomas and Law Atkinson &
o. pl9. against Samuel Robinson, ad'or de bonjs non
win inc VIII anneSed OF Bevefey Robinson, dec SARAH
i"osoi' "iow and deyisee Of said Beverley Robinson
dec Samuel Eobrsnn, Beverley Robinson, and Tien,as
oopSon and Porter Robinson, children and heirs Of
Beverley Robinson, dec. Robert Pollard, who was suryi-
wing exor Of said Beverley Robpsnn, dec Thomas sou5
comb, austin Brockenbrougb adm'or of Thomas Smart
tsceaSed Buchanan James Brundrdge and James
Wilkins eS * amb zofs Of James Buchanan. deceasrd
walker Hawes eS or of Tbo e. Martini dec and William
Robinson, deceased, dfs.
The defendants Thomas Southcoicb and susapn, 1,,,t
ansn, James Brundridge and James wilkins eyix and
cxors Of James Buchanan dec not having entered ,5ci
appearance ana giyen security according TO the act oil
asemDy ana INC rules Of this COURT and it appearing by
s'siac'oy cVIaence, that they inabitau Of hs
country i ordered, iha; the said defendants do appear
" on I'VE rs day Of the term, nd answer the bill
" e pa'nhsj aud that copy If this order ne forthwith
~ some newspaper published in the city Of Rich.
@ 5o tyo months successfully, and posted the from,
door Of the capitol, in the said civ
% 4 ceyI Se5.s, W.. =, PES.ULErer, GO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29
n tW GOODS AM NEW TNSIsIOSs.-7Tl7i

~ MAS ROWLAND, en'S MERCER and IaiTo, grateful for
past yos, respectfully informs his friends and The public IN
general that he has received his Fan Goods, consisting of
and general assortment OF CIOTHS, CASSlMERES
VESrlNtS, which he will make up TO order, In, soe,
notice. and the lowest possible
n. T. On hana assornren CT TRIMMINGS, to make
up such cloths may be sent 10 him. Cct l8-w6w
FEtO nes Baker Mary aSor, Geoe baker Martha Baker
Il Betsy Baker, and Hugh Goddn, adu'r George Baker
You not beng inhabitants of this commonwealth will please
otuhc at the next Superior Court Chanccr
be- holden for the Williamsburg District shall the Said
cor, 20 eiac the suit lately depending said court In
yyid6. am plaintiff and y"Y arc de!c:donts.
| JOHN COpDIN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

EfistlHiA: At rules, hodgi, in lc clcril oic, OF Tx,
superior court Of canccry FOR the Richmond district the Is.
day of September 1925 Charles Hudson pit against OHM
nns W f-en' "'heGl:s e C. O. w. Kent, Madison Nyholl
and Ge3rEI ;$,',ra~, dts.
IT, des1'rt Columbus ". ke,i, otherwise G: G. ".
Kent - iiavniS e"'i,' MS appcsance and givc security
.- ac II b'y and The r;lc, OF this court,
r cTl- b satHc-c:r tvacpce tint he ~ nahi-
tan couu;r; rcred that the said oe,c n,an do
aprea ~! f., ;se next tcrn aud answer the bin
OF 'he iae1 AMI IA, cory Of This order forthwith inserted
months eciy, aud posted the o:, door tho capi,o
in the said Civ
GS \ 'Trt,c, O. Ir'NTr r7-rNN r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-02
AN ADDRESS OF HENRY CLA~ TO TIKI
PUBLIC:

CONTAINING certain testimonials refuiation of the
charges against hin. made by Gcu. Andrew Jack
son. touching the last Presidential Election.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-02

MEMO 1t was my intention to have published the
nn"ny no" laid before the Public, earlier period
hu unav"htahie delay, the collection ct it, retarded
the execution of that intcnti0u, The letter Of General
Lafayette, aud other inpotd ducumets boeu but
lately received; aud others, which had lust reason To
eAptCI, nave not yet been obtained. III. &.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07
THE BATTLE OF NAvARIN.

Curious CoincidentS. II has been
already noticed thai the famous battle
of Salamis was fought on the same
day of,he mouth that the recent defeat
Of the Turks was achieved By the AL
lies. The coincidence, however, is far
more striking than many imagine. 90
the 20tn of October, 480 years before
the Christian Era, Themistocles, With
only $50 ships, defeated and nearly
destroyed, the fleet of Xerxes, cO1
sisting of 1000 sail of vessels Our
readers will have read that Xerxes in
vaded the territories and the liberties
Of Greece, and paid the price of his
,emerity by the destruction of 200 of
his ships, pesides many which were
taken with their stores and az munition
The coincidence is the more singular,
inasmuch as the combined fleets of
England, France and Russia, defeat.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07
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JOHN III. ORNDORFF,
No. 30 Market. street. BALTIMORE,
Has in Store for sale

SEO' ~ -Wdfket.StfeSt Os1L1 lshOxsEs
Has in Store for sale,
$500 bush. Liverpool G A. SALT,
$50 do. do. Fine do.
1876 sacks do. large size.
$50 tons PLASTER, LIST quality,
1000 lbs. Western Feathers, do
New Eng RU M-Peash Brandy,
Sugar house and w. | MoLAssEs,
Coffee, Fish, Oil, Tar, sc. &c.
0JHe also hegs leave TO inform bis friends.
-tfiders, Disdlters and Farmers, that be will at
all times, purchase Tor CASH, at the fair mar
ket prices, FLOUR, WHISKEy, ard all other
Country Produce that may offer; OF sell ON
commission, and make liberal advances, to all
those who would prefer having their BUSINESS
done in that way.
December 90 --6w.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07

ed the Turkish navy, ia The same quar-
ter, 10 defence of the same objects, on
the same day Of the month, and nearly
under the same circumstances, altho'
at a distance of two thousand three
hundred and seven years from the pc
Rod at which the liberties of Greece
were preserved by Themistocles.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07

Important to the Ladies A ven
considera,e medical writer bees 10 in.
form the fair sex, that by too active q
use of their fans they check perspira.
ton; which produces pimples, and an
actual change ofihe complexion.
Neither Drunk or SoJer-Auac.
cident happened to stage coach thro'
carelessness--lhe following converse.
ton took place the next morning be,
tween the guard and stable boy-"A
bad job that of Bills last night! how
was nf' "Why some saws Bill was
asleep" "Was he lushy!" .'No, he
warn't drunk, nor he warD't sober;
the liquor was dying in him like.n
Female Pride The following fac.
is a striking example Of the danger Of
wounding female pride At Worces.
ter on Wednesday week, a coach
passing along had nearly run over a
servant girl, when The coacbman cried
eut---'Take care, Sally The girl.
however, without attempting to escape
the danger, looked up to the coach.
man with an air of offended pride,
and said, 1t isn't Sally, or any such
common stnff--it's .Amelia -Anni,
TRANSMISSION of Blood. An Eng.
lish newspaper mentions a successful
case of TRANSMISSION of blood from q
healthy to diseased patient The
latter was in decline, and as at one
time 10 such state of extreme ex.
haustion from the loss of vital fnid,,
| that her friends felt confident that She
was dead A surgeon was sent for,
! who performed the very interesting
operation of TRANSMISSION OF blood from
healthy subject to the VEINS of The
exhausted patient, so successfully tina
she bad so far recovered as to walk
out of doors.
We observe in the Warren Gazette,
the following notice by the PRIMER Of
that paper,-"Dry stove wood, wanted
immed ately al this Office, in payment
for papers Don't fetch logs that the
Devils cant split.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07

DUBLiC SALE by virtue of Trust Deed
executed by JOHN A. Hamilton to Abra-
ham Bane and the undersigned, for the purpose
of securing sum OF money therein mentioned,
due to Thomas Hamilton, which Trust deed
Is now ofrecord in the county court of Morgan,
and bearing date on the 30'h day of October,
1919, shall, on Friday the 29fh day Of Eedrua-
~ neat, on The premises offer for sale TO the
highest bidder, for ready money, a TRACT
OR P.fRCEL or LAND, lying in Morgan
county. Va supposed TO contain five hundred
and eighteen acres, adjoining the lands of Phil.
q. Pendeson, George Rundles, Gassaway Cross,
and others. The improvements on this land
consist of three small Dwelling Houses, &c
he greater part o this Land is clothed with
valuable timber. Such title as is vested in the
undersigned as trustee will be made the pur-
chaser.
WILLIAM NELLY. Sirriyiag Trustee
Jan. "a, l828.--,s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07

lIaCI fsi.d--t0 rcit:
In the Superior Court of Chsncery, bolden
at Winchester the 3Is, day of December, 1897.
Carlyle F Whiting, plaintiff
AGAINST
Alexander Mason, DIFF.
Alexander Mason, Pref.
AGAINST
CARLYLE r. Whiting. Df'r.
The plaintiff in ,he last mentioned suit with
draws his exceptions to tbs fling of the answer
of the defendant Whiting, but the fling
thereof without security is not TO discharge the
attachment. By consent of the parties By theira
counsel il is ordered that Master Commissions
er of this court do examine, state, aud settle
the discounts between the parties--stating ali
such matters specially decreed pertinent by
himself, or which shall be required by either
Of the parties to be specially stated, and make
report thereof TO the Court in order to final
decree. A Copy--feste,
DANIEL LEE, C. G.
The above named parties are hereby notified
tina, shall attend at the Globe Tavern, in Mar.
tinsburg, on Monday the 25h of February next
for the purpose Of executing che above orders
continuing the same from day to day until COM
pleted. when and where they will attend with
their necessary vouchers and evidence.
HARRISON WAITE, Com.
Ch'y. Dist. Court, Winchester.
Jan. q, 1928.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07

DUBLiC sALE.--I viii offer for sale. to the
l. sighest bidder, tor cash, before the door
OF the Court House. in Martnsburg, on Mon.
day the l1,h day of February, being the LIST
day Of Court, a number of VALU.4BLE
BOOKS, Desk, Bureau. Tables and Chars.
togethes with variety at other property, con-
veyed to me in trust for the benefit of Martin
Rousch.
HARRISON WAITE. Trustee.
Tan Oh 49, 8-fds 1855
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07

The highest price in cash. viii be given tor
clean Linen and Cotton Rags at shjs Office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07

New York nov Is, and The whole
valley OF The Mississippi the aggregate
of the British Islands.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07

we mean PRINTERS DEVIL, no, Lueiser.'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07

A Reverend sportsman, was boast
ing of his infallible skill in finding a
hare. IT. said quaker who was
present, II were hare, I would take
my seat in place where ! should be
sure of not being disturbed BY thee
from the first of January TO the last OF
December" Why, where would you
gof" "Intotby study"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07

A boy who had stolen some apples
was forgiven for the rather ingenious
manner in which he excused himself
The schoolmaster asking him what he
bad TO say Ion himself, the urchin re
piled, "lhe apples were Toms; l
don't know how he got them; and
now they are mine, and he don't know
how / got them
The tax on marriage licenses for the city and
county Of Baltimore last year amounted TO
$3.50.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-02-07

The French College of Physicians
have lately decided that the cause OF
ladies' teeth decaying at a. so much ear
lier stage of life than those of the oppo-
site sex, is the great friction of the
tongue upon them.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
DIR. A. G. HUL!'S
P.gI'ENT HINGE TRUSS.

Several years experience has established the superiority
his Truss all former Inventions; q can be worn with
more ease and safety, we wth tar grea e. benefit 10
The "a ent. II dates itself every mstun and
position pf tho body, c serving at the same time CON
ant ufurn,aid easy pressure upon the parts to which 4
is applied, and fact he ei!cctuai instrument for
The nELiHf aid cuEE OF liIaSfA ~ RuPrUns.
Sold in Wilmington ca thr PrpprieoH's price by the
subscriber, sole agent tor This Sac.
T.. p. VAUGHAN.
Me- ID Make Sueet Wilmington.
May 27. lily
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
Xoung A4aAies' HoarAing School.
III U9l,ninefon, Delaayare.


THE SUBSCRIBERS attended the late examination of
Mr. Dauenports School, members of the Visiting Com
mtce; werl graied with the mode of instruction. and
its results evidenced the responses Of the pupils In
the different branches Of Reading. Writing, Drawing.
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, History and Natural
Philosophy they gave honorable specimens Of their indus.
try and requirements and could not but feel that Tie
school was well managed and worthy of more extensive
public patronage. =. w. GILBERT,
WILLARD HALL.
August IS, 1928.
Terms of Boarding. Washing and Tuition in any of the
common branches $50 per quarter payable in advance
Extra Charges.-For IfnSic, including the use Of the
Piano. Sl2 for the French and Spanish, taught by ex
perenced French master S6i Drawing and Embroidery,
IS, per quarter. The discipline OF the school is mild
parental and christian. There will be one course of les
sons in Psamody given in year, by person highly
petent aud valuable library for the use OF the Young
Ladies' To those who remain i'll the Seminary year or
more there will be extra charges for books, stationary
or instructions in Psamody.
The teacher of Music upon the Piano is a European,
and first rate performer The course OF lessons in
Psaimody will the present season. the 1s Of
November. B. DAVENPORT.
Sept. 25, 1925 g.
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
a Valuable Tarn for Sale.
July %, 1923.

WILL BE SOLD, AT PRIVATE SALE,
A GREEABLY TO the last will and testament of
N I'm Lindsey. decd. the Farm on which he
resided. near New Ark, said to coAain 1877 acres
so of which is woodland acres meadow, and the
balance arabic. 1t lays adjoining lands of +. II.
Ioltzbecker Jno. Pitner. Zicharah Jones, and 9TH
ers. on the road from Christana to Elkton. 1t is
well watere aud as productive as any lands in the
neighbouthood. 1t is laid Off into six fields which
are well set in timothy aud clover. The improve
- ments are good log dwelling House, with
ID three rooms on foor, Barn, Stables, &c
4 well IL excellent water at the door There is al
so very good apple orchard. It is desirable sit
nation and well worth the attention OF those who are
disposed to vest their money in lands.
If tie above Farm should not be sold at private
sale before the sl day Of February next. it will on
that day be offered at public sale at the house Of
James Frazier, IN New Ark. at O'Clock. p. NJ.
ANY person disposed to purchase will apply to the
Subscribers, .yho will show the property aud make
known the terms.
ELIZABETH LINDSEY. Eae'a.
JAMES ANDERSON, Eaecuior.
Nem1rk, .4ugust 18th. 1928. S5-ts
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18
Hicks and ESlaniy.
Beg leave to inform their friends and the public gen.
orally, that they have just received, in addition
TO their former stock, an excellent
assortment of
SnAys,yL AMDDAa

Such blue, black brown, drab, and mixed cloths and
cassmeres sattnes, whlte green. red and yellow fam
nes b zcs blue and brown cambets, tartan piads twill.
Cd and plain colned bonbazets twled and PLAN black
ditto, a point blankets, 04 A. l04, A. 124 and 1874
ditto gros de maps e,anteens, utesIngs Fioences
stripe and plaid silks blsck bomba1nes, thread and bobi-
net lace Nankeen and Canton grapes and shaws nerino,
long ard square shaws barranges fancy silk hdkfs and
scars figured and plain SWISS canbrlck and jacone
Inns bangnp cords bed ticking Irish linens and she et-
ing Russia sheeting diapers and crash 0-4 sheetng
Swansd1wn Valencia Mrseils and silk esngs carpetnt
gloves ginghas, cacoes, umbrellas cotton woIsted and
silk hose, and domestic goods OF every description ali
which worthy OF inspection, and will be sold a, small
advance wholesale and retail, at their store No. 1oI,
Market street Wilmington.
ptember, 1928. 46-sm
NJ b. Rest quality of live geese feathers ALWAYS on hand
Delaware journal., 1828-11-18

ENHE subscriber will Offer for sale at public ven
n due, at the house Of John M. Smith, in the bo-
rough of lining on Del on "Wednesday, 26h November
next, the following Real Els ate, VIZ
IN BRa.TDYIVLyfE HUNDRED.
No. 1. A Plantation on the main Post Road from phla
delpha to Wilmington, about q miles north east n the
latter place, containing 81 acres, The buildings thereon
are Two story house, spring house and log barn.
Also, two story frame house, coach house and stabl with
other improvements and con,eniences The above farm
is susceptible of division into two small farms, having
ample improvements for both and wel located for that pur
pose.
No. 9. A tract of Ianl about miles fro Wllming
bounded by lands Of S ,mue TClintock - Aldrsd and
David Penny, containing % acres - perch u
60 perches where0fs we'll tin5ered-le residue cleared
land.
No. 8. A !ot of Meadow called Sand Run Meadow,
bounded by meadow of Wm. Weidn, Jno. Almond. ilv-
ry Litmer, and the Mlrsa Road, containing acres lo
perches.
No. and S A lot Of Meadow in Cherry Island Marsh,
divide mt, two lots by road ohened thfaugt It, boln
ed by marsh IF John Almond, Henry atne, the Mlrsh
'ad and the River Delaware; one lot containing an
the other acres.
No. s. 4 lot OF Meadow in ditto bounded by the Marsh
Road, marsh of Joln Weidin,--Sharpcy and Island
Creek containing 8 acres
IN THE BOROUGH OF WILMINGTON.
No. z. A lot of High and Walnut streets, li8
feet inches High street, by 70 feet, inches Wal
street. This lot will oe sold entire div tded into
building lots of Is feet inches front High street
and of Wana street. and others Of 20 feet front
each on II gh street.
will sold separately to be removed oil the premises
in week after 25h March next.
No. g. A lot French street between Broad and Kent
streets 90 feet 'front.' and extending that width 2a4 tet
inches to No g with the Improvements hereon consist
ing Of ubc two story brick house, brick coach house
and stanle, present occupied by The Rev Mr.. Gilbert
No. 9. lot on Broad street, fronting 552 feet SAID
street. by 233 feet inches depth Kent street, not
yet opened. containing about q connected with,
and sntabe appendage as pasture lot TO No. g.
No. 10. lot corner Of Market and Ianovc, streets,
fronting 20 feet Make street, and continuing that width
to shipey street, feet n inches OF the adjoining lot
be aided to It If desirable 70 St the purchaser max ing
% feet 79inches in front on Market street.
Possession will be given 25tn March next of all that
part of the ABOVE property rented T. that day and OF
the residue Immediately after completing tl title papers
Person, wishing to view any pcrt OF he a,nve, vi"
please apply to Mr. Morgan Jones Mr. John Hedges in
wilmington
Sale to 2 0 O'Clock. P. NJ when the cotdi
tons will be made known by
J5llfES HF.NPHiI.L,
No Ill Spruce Street, Phliale ipha.
October 20 1928. 53-ts