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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-16

w N. is. GILES.
Isham w. Clements is suppo .ed to be about "A
or 10 Years OF age, low siu,re, out feet 2 or
ircncs h.sa, stout i.ame, very broad between The
shoulders, red face, bue eyes, coarse features short
Dfack hair intermixed with grey; remarkable for
showing his teeth when spoken to; hesitates and
stammers when speaking, fond of ardent spirits,
chews tobacco very freely. He has connexions
in the States of Kentucky ani Alabama He was
last seen passing down the road in the direction of
Richmond tHt -
Der. IL. az at,
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Given under my hand as Governor,
ALI and under the seal OF the Common
wealth at Richmond, this 9th day
December 1929
NM II GILES

W W. b U LES.
Terrell b. Bledsoe is about 40 vearsof of Arc <
feet or 10 inches high, keen made, black hair and
eyes, combs his hair back, dark complexion. no
marks or scars recollected; had on when he es.
caped..a black hat with broad brim; had in his
possession green cotton coat, drab coloured
coatee, pair of linen, and pair of brown Iinccv
partaloons. )
Dec. IL. e5 ,ut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-16

Grihinii. Fouihee, MIR .
against ..... az
Eur.t decd o VI q, = hs r.
ms day came the pitt by his sud IL epne,r;n o.
he OF The Court that the def Isaac HIM. - 80
an % ms the motion of tis nf
ordered that the 'aid def appear here on the
onday IN march ne1 and the OF the nitf "a
hst copy cf tins order he forthwith for
uaee,sSey, IN some newspaper published within the ,,sss
and also posted at . front door OF Courthouse Of ss
S'"'' S .asA"sh ~aASy' cory, Teste,
Nov %. 3 gaIES, &C
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II PROCLaM.dTYON:
HKnEAs from an Inquisiiioi, taken by the
coroner oil Goochland County on the body
OF negro woman named Rachel, on the 25th ult.
1t appears TO the Executive that her death wac
caused by excessive beating, Inflicted by certain
isham ". Clements, her master, who has since
apsconeed and is now going at large have
therefore thought proper with the advice of the
council OF Siate, to offer reward of two hundred
dollars to any person or persons who will appre-
bend and convey to the Jail of Goochland County
Aforesaid the said isham w. Clements: and do
moreover require all officers civil and military
hort the good people of the Commonwealth, TO use
their best endeavours to the said fugitive TO
be aPprehended that he may be dealt with as the
law directs. ~
Given under my hand as Governor.
lSEALJ and under the seal of the Common.
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W ahoiNia- al hn. hoi, cieir, ,fh q - a..
S"p' court 81 ehanee'y iot the Rehnicn distris;
the 9th Gsy q. October, 1915 '-'
IN. Mntnai Snnianee sos'ry as.iu Fire on Building,
"a -, % '"A'sis, PhEs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-16

u 1925 o''H'J Court iS'h os-
| GrdinIi. Fou,hee, 3 MIR .
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- Wv
\ Crane y-VuSns .,l Ii the = cTs, S1x
- Essex County court GU the Isl d,y Dees.nts or iss
J'ilG Rogers, - 80 e-~ = 3 p 800
.gsnst ~s r. 81. &".
p laf, Cox, .t.. M
Ine Dot hsving entered her spro "a
even sceordpgto the act Of Assembly and tbs russ
i"' eo'i, sn spP.srns by satisiasr, EVIDENCE thst
shs Is not an inhsbhsro tina Sts, the e,on ,s
s'h "a .deed THAT ihs sid d. appear befo-s
e 81 we County Court Vi Esx the Csurthousr
on ue 'hhd MONDAY ~ February answer NJ. h;I
* as' ,opy Of this order be Iou-;h in the Ries
oh" Enq es fct t~V month"; weiy, and thai saa,h.
cory b. posted the front OF the Coru.e aS 'n
eorny Copy. Tese, " '
2Ach. U. cRIrrENDEN
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


NOTICE is hereby given to the Proprietors OF
the unredeemed six pei cent. Stock, created in
pursuance of an act of Congress, passed on the
Sth OF February, 1913, amounting to two millions
seven hundred and forty four thousand four hun
dred and twenty-three dollars and ninety -one
cents) that their certificates, upon the surrender
thereof, will, the first day of July next be paid
TO them, respectively. to their legal representa-
tives, or attorneys duly constituted, at the Trea-
sury, or al the Loan Office, where the stock, thus
TO be reimbursed, may stand credited.
Notice is also hereby given 10 the Proprietors
OF that portion of the six per cent Stock created
in pursuance of an act of Congress, passed on the
24th OF March, 1914, denoninated the loan of ten
millions OF dollars that it has been decided, by
lot, that the certificates mentioned in the annex
ed schedule, amounting, in the whole, to two mil
lions two hundred and fifty six thousand thirty
nine dollars and twenty-one cents, be, the same
day, and in like manner, paid to them, respective
iy, upon the surrender of their certificates.
And it is further made known, for the informa-
ton OF the parties concerned, that transfer oil
the certificates of the said six per cent Stock OF
1913, or of those enumerated in the annexed
schedule, from the books of the Treasury, or OF
any Commissioner of Loans, will be allowed af-
ter the first day of June next; and that the inter-
est on all the certificates hereby notified as paya-
BILE, will cease and determine on the day proceed
ing the day hereby fixed for the reimbursement
thereof. RICHARD RUSH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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did any D.ihg og0D,st ,df. .9oanlS,. OK eilner OF
the other gentlemen, inconsistent Nth fdi, and
honorable competitions, UTTERLY deny" He then
proceeds TO give some account Of the Client nego-
tiation quotes his letter of November 10th, 1922,
in which he had declared, that Mr.. Adains's err
rors, were, ..no doubt unintentional," quotes from
speech made by him in 1916, in which he had
declared, that his colleagues at Client, were
tuated, he believed, by the best OF motives in
offering the navigation Of the Mississippi for the
fishing liberties, recies the mission to London, ana
thus concludes the subject:
g Now, il had discovered at Client, as has
been asserted, that either of them was false and
fsithess to his country, would have voluntarily
commenced with them another negotiation. Fur
Their, there never has been period, during our
whole acquaintance, that MIR. Adams and have
not exchanged, when we met, friendly saluta-
tons, and the courtesies and hospitalites Of social
intercourse"
What! receive " the courtesies and hospitali-
ties Of social intercourse" from Mr.. Adams while
he was secretly charging him with offences little
short oil murder and treascn' And is all his
duct In the west, the scattering far and wide, with
/ his own hand, and by his own money, these
charges against Mr.. Adams, while, with an af-
fected liberality, he was telling him and the world,
that his were no doubt ur,ilitC,,tonal,'
and that he acfudted blythe best Of motres,'
not IS inconsistent Dh fair and honorable
cOmpetition!''
This language is not confined to Mr.. Clay's ad-
dress to his constituents. Similar passages may
speech, his Noble speech, and in his late address
to the public. 1t is unnecessary to make quota
tons from all these documents: but cannot re-
| irain from noticing the last. He introduces his
copurgator, Mr. David rrimble, to prove that tbi:
matter has been much misrepresented. The fol.
lowing is his languages:
g made some reference to the supposed differ
ence of opinion between himself (Mr. Clay ant
| Mr.: Adams about the treaty of Client. He sale
in reply, that it had been greatly magnifed by thu
friends of his competitors for electioneering pur
poses-that it ought to have influence in the
vote which he might be called upon TO give" SC
If this thing has been :" magnitied," who die
il! Who sent the numbers of Wayne to Ohio'-
Who stimulated the editor of the Frankfort Ar
gus to take up his penn Who paid his money tc
have his letters reprinted and circulated in pam
phlet, after he knew their contents' Was thi:
60 the friends Of his cOmpetitors?" Was it fol
their 9. electioneering purposes" Let establish
ed facts answer.
| ITO be Continned.j
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TO A SKELETON.


! cared upon the form II death -
(Without HI, tabled dsIU-
That all now left, where living breath
Once warmed a beating heart.
a shspeies,, aeshle,,, skeleton,
a gha.tiy wreck Of erumblius bones
Aud yet the orly pai,
That msn with all his pride beGntath,,
uf k'nsiy crowns, or tonqueror's wresths.
Thou wreck OF m-n aud can il be
That thou vast once ALL
That gisduess once heat warm ia thee,
Or sorrow made thee sigLt
Dn,t Of the earth. aud nougbt bt:ide,
Hath ever voice Of man supplied
That tonsuelsss cavity.
pux vi the earth what can express
Thy lsss than utter wprthlessn.S.
Aud yet, perchsuce, thy voice hath SAL
What mind Is saying now
And morsiized upon the DE al,
With sorrow on thy br,w.-
That brow which wes', AL air of stcue--
Where spsthy hath Fixed her throne,
Aud nothing will svow!
Where eye OF mau eau nothing see
But that same chilling vacancy.
What wa. thy ststion-high or low
Uponthe scroll Of Fame!
And yet IL little reek, 10 know;
Meth,nks tia all the sAme.
OF .v'iy joy aud sorrow ref.
Thi, as the all that dssth hath lei, -
This shadow Of thy fIsu.e
Thou noeksry Of living eai;h.
Thy silence speaketh loudly forth
Yes thou art ever eloquent!
Thy silence wins the ear
The voice Of words Is idly speni,
Within a sepulehre.
Oh man, IL ought Can ever thru.t
Thy proud proud forehead ~ the dust,
II surely must be here!
M voice can ever seem ~ dread,
as this same stiliuess Of the dead.
Go, tell the cage, who rims his Game
Till morning lights the sky,
Who break. the l,nk that bind, b., frame
For iuirs ortslity
Go, tell the strdiou, suicide
That devastation waits hi, pride;
The ruthless worms ale nigh
Fiat Tor hi, frame, uutixeIy spent,
Then for hi, bovk-piled monument.
And tell the ceuqueror, who hath long
Trod v'eI his brother worms,
And driven his scyt hed car along
Upon their ulsnsled forms,
That .oou shall fall hn lettering throIe,
Ina, sosn hi, seeptre shall be gone,
His glory gueuched ia storms.
Ills powers must meeta lowly doom,
III, Gully kingdom be the tomb
Tell slI-the king upon hi, throne
The slave on b. uded knee
The monarch proud the captive prohs-
The bondinsu aud the free
Tell item that all must come TO this
These are the only vestisss
OF low mortality.
A nameless clod o fworthless clay,
SpuIne by each scorniul foot away.
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SCHEDULE.

on TIE BOOKS OF THE TREASURY.
Certificates e on (Which Supplemental Stock ha.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-30

Blythe Jackson Corresponding Committee ofthe
District Of Columbia, to Mr.. Clay's last Id
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on the Loan Office Boois, .aew Jerseu
Certificates on which Supplemental stock has
issued.
No.. AMOUNT. No A-,o,yr
S2'o0o $3.50 80
Supplemental Certificates.
No. AMOUNT. No. An,or,r
Sz'ooo $3,237 Ia
=, on The Loan Office Books, Pennsylvania.
CERTIFICATES on phieh Supplemental Stock has
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I ~ OF NE Loan OUTcc Books, Virginia.
Certificates ON Which Supplemental Stock has
\ . issued.
! No. AMOUNT. No A,,o,,ur
! ., S5SUo 36 S10,067 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-30

On ne Loan Office Books, South Carolina.
Ceny'eafcs one iohich Supplemental STOCK Ge,
issued
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
"A v aAuable Farm Tor Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, AT PRIVATE SALE.
A GREEABLY to the last will and testament q
1M HIM LINDSEY, decd. the Farm on which he
resided, near New Ark, said to contain 1877 acres
so OF which is woodland, acres meadow, and the
balance arabic. 1t lays adjoining lands of r. u.
HoltzbecSer, Jno. Ptner, Zachariah Jones, and 9th"
ers, on the road from Christiana to Elkton. 1t Is
well watered and as productive as any lands in the
neighbourhood. 1t is laid off into six fields which
are well set in timothy and clover. The improve
fl IA ments are good log dwelling House, with
-l.alaR. three rooms on floor, Barn, Stables, &c.
A well OF excellent water at the door. There is al,
so very good apple orchard. 1t is a desirable sit
uation and well worth the attention of those who are
disposed to vest their money in lands
If the above Farm should not be sold at private
sale before the I'd day of February next, it will or,
that day be offered at public sale at the house d
James Frazier, in New Ark, at 2 O'Clock, P. MI.
Any person disposed to purchase will apply to the
Subscribers, who will show the property and make
known the terms
ELIZABETH LINDSEY, EaeT.
JAMES ANDERSON, Executor.
Neac Ark, .4ugust 18th, 1928. s5-ts
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
Bishop Davenport,

With the assistance IF accomplished female teachers The
course instruction pursued at this Seminary comprises
all the useful aud OF the ornamental branches q
Female education Terms Of ,a'd, Washing aud Tuition
in any Of the branches $50 per quarer payable
~
EXlNA CiIARGES-For Music including the use OF
Piano. SIP Tor the cnch and Spanish taught BY an ex
pereuced French master, &c. Drawlng Painting and En-
bgo !ey So per quarter. The discipline Of the schOo IS
mid paienai, aid christian. Particular attention is
pall only lie manners ot the young LADIES' but 70
u,er M al and religious instruction.
There viii be ct lessons in vocal Music give'
in year, by person highly competent, aud valuable
Library fer the of the Young Ladies. To those who
IN lc sem nary year OF more, there VIII be no
extra charges Tor b,"<s stationary vocal muse. NO
vacation except dur,ng he lHon,h Of August.
REPRESENTATIONS.
The subscribers take pleasure in recommending the
above school 70 'he patronage of the public Mr. DaVcn
port has had experience, and much experience in NE ous
of education, having been engaged in it since he va
II years OF age For three years and more he mas conduct
I'd aoursng school i'll tins place. aud has fully Justified
The high testimonial, and reconU endations winch he
brought with him. ~ his request tine subscribers '>Y.
engaged to Hiaittng Committee, to examine quar-
tery the and management &" the Institution and We
confidently expect the school Will sustain It not increase
its former reputation r. w. hiLbhhi,
| Pastor IT The Cd Presbyterian Church in Wilmington
| WILLARD HALL. WM SiiERER
have the pleasure of personal acquaintance
with Mr. ID but from he above satisfactory testimonial
and his request shall be happy act with the gentle
men US a Visiting Committee. PIERCE CONNOLLY,
| Minister of rrnity Chu CHI, vii.
| March o. 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
An Ordinance
IO PROILCT .4.VD SECURE IfiE BATTER
~ ORk,S or THIS BOROUGH AGAINST
U.4.M7GE OR INJURY.

BE ii Ordained jy The Burgesses md Borough
Council Of the Borough Of UUmiaSton, That II
any person persons SHALL after the passage Of this
Ordinance, break, iuurc, or do any damage whae-
to the pump, pump-house, or machinery erected
on the Brandywine for the purpose of supplying hi,
borough with water; or to the pipes Or condults laid
for the passage of the water through this Burnugh
or to the fre-piugs, hydrants or pumps or st"p-wa
tiers appertanng to, OF connected with the same ;
or shall throw put any stones filth, any foreign
matter or substance whatever. uto the basins
servuirs shall break down. damage or injure the
fences paing which enclose the same, any bull
ding or buildings connected therewith or Shall dir
or break the earth in any of the streets, lanes al
leys of this Borough, for the purpose of disturbing
or injuring the pipes or condults of obatructng
the passage Of water through the same or enter the
lot on which the basins are erected, without permits
sion; every person SO offending, and every person
aiding and abetng the same, shall forfeit and pay
for every such offence fine not exceeding rim
D0l2arS and not less than Fire Doilars to be recov-
cred. with costs, before either Of the Burgesses, in
the manner debts under fifty dollars re-
coverable by law and everysuch person shall, Also
be liable to an action TO make good the damages
and the high and petit Constabes are hereby direct
ed and enjoined diligently TO inquire after and pro-
secue al who shall hereafter offend in the premises
JAMES BROBSON,
First Burgess.
Passed at the Town Hall. Jan. 9, 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
Notice TO Teachers.

VHSHE undersigned hereby give notice, that under
II the rule, and regulations for the government OF
Newark Academy, adopted by the Trustees Of that
Institution at their sem-annual meeting in April
last, two competent Teache,s being required TO con
duct the same, the to take charge of the depart
ment of Languages-the other of the Mathematical
department they will receive applications from
persons we'll recommended for those situations, 10
whom when engaged they will be assigned on the
18th of October next. The Teacher Of languages
(who is TO be Rector) to receive for his services,
compensation Of 5000 per annum-the Teacher OF
the Mathematical Department, a compensation OF
$500. The Trustees will meet at Frazier's Hotel
in Newark on the 18th and 9Th of September next,
on which days application may be made to the under
signed, if made before at their respective places
of residence.
Il. w. GILBERT, Wilmington,
A. GRAY, near Newark,
X. Graham, NewLonIon X Roads
Committee appointed by Trustees OF New
ark Academy to procure Teachers.
Aug. | 30--tO1
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
n office
is HEREBY GIVEN,

ID f1ENEDI vi iI4N,
TO the Freemen Inhabitants of Newcastle Coun.
ty. who are qualified TO vote for Members of the
General Assembly,
That an election will be held at the same time,
and at the same places, and in the same manner that
Senotors and Representatives tor the SAID County
are chosen, for the purpose of electpg as Commits
sioners of the Levy Court and Court of Appeal, in
the said County, two good and substantial Freehold
ers residing in Appoquinimnk Hundred one good
and substantial Freebooter residing in NEWCASTLE
Hundred to supply the vacancies occasioned by
the death of Benjamin Marley, and expiration OF
the times for which William Weldon Cd, James
Chambers and Justa Justis were elected Commits
sioners in the said Levy Court and Court of Ap,
peal. i. SIoChIoN,
Clerk of the Peace for New Castle County.
| Ne,v-Cdstle, 1agust 9Th 3l-,3os.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
For Sale.

A small FARM in Pencaler Hundred, County OF
New. Castle, and State of Delaware, about one anu
AN half miles above the Delaware and Chesapeake
Canal fronting on the Road leading from Glasgow,
to said Canal containing 90 acres, about one nan
Of which is good woodland there are ON the 'arh'
frame dwelling house. &c. Any person wlsh'is
m purchase. can view the farm, for themselves, by
anplying TO Mr.. John Bell, on the premises. FOR
terms Of sale, apply to the subscriber, No. 49,
Shipey street, Wilmington, Del.
SAMUEL L. TINDALL.
August 9. 1928 oo-4t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
rWBLTC SALE,

At Seaford in said County, on Friday the 29th Of
August 1928, the following property, belonging to
the Philadelphia, Dover and Norfolk Steam Boat
and Transportation Company, that is to says Two
Steam Boats, the Philadelphia and the Norfolk, Of
about 600 tons burthen each, built in 1896 of the
best materials and workmanship, lately examined
and coppered. Engine Of low pressure, and new
set of boers i'll the Philadelphia, together with all
their tackling, cabbin and other furniture of great
variety and such as are common on board Steam
Boats, and each Boat now ready for immediate EN-.
ployment Also two Stages, and twenty head of
the first rate Horses with Harness. All seized and
taken in execution, and 10 be sold for the pay
ment of the debts of the said company, by
JOHN COLLINS, Sh'h
P. S. am requested to state, that on Monday
the first day of September, the property belongings
said Company. that is TO say, the Steam Boat Frank
| lin, her Tacking and Furniture, Stages, Horses,
Wharf, Stables, &C. will be sold by the Sheriff Of
Kent County. JOHN COLLINS, Shift
| August Is. 34-ts
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
ANOTHER FARM,

On Christana Creek, about two miles below
Christlana Bridge, containing about l6o acres, IA
good portion OF woodland.
As it's presumedthat any person wishing to pur-
chase, viii view the property, it is deemed unneces-
sary to give a more particular description. + OF
terms apply to Join NiFiN,
London Britain Township. Chester County Penn.
SAMUEL w. WOODLAND,
near St. Georges Del. OF
DAVID B. NIVIN,
Chrstiana, Delaware
F,ue II 1900. l7-tf
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
Dividend.

yuvHE Stockholders of the Wilmington and Ph'ia-
Il delphia Turnpike Company are hereby notl'
fed, that Dividend of 8 per cent, on the stock o
If said Company, for the last six months, VIII DC
payable on or after the Goth inst. by
EDWARD TATNALL, Treas'r.
9th mo. 7th, oo-6t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
Notice is hereby given, That

the Levy Court and Court of Appeal of New-Cas-
tie County, will meet at the Court House in the
Town of New Castle, on Tuesday, the 3Oth day OF
September next, at which time and place the Asses
sors fhc several Hundreds in said County, are re-
aured to attend to take the Oaths' Of Office and re-
ceive instructions for the performance of their du-
ties as Assessors. 1. SIOCklON,
Clerk of the Peace for N. Castle County.
Ne7u-CastLe, august 6, 1928. 33-t3OS
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
For Sale, III Farm,
August 4, 1926.

On the Delaware river. about three miles below
Port Penn, containing about 700 acres, more or
less, principally Marsh, known by the name of Long
Island. This Farm though not in good state OF
cultivation, might for trfng expense be made a
valuable Grazing Farm, and will be sold on very
Iro,conabla for,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
MiANletoWn Academy,

A public examination of the Students will take
place at the .HiddletoDn .fcadcny. on Friday the
29th inst. at O'Clock, to which the friends of the
Institution, and the public respectfully invited.
JOHN EDDOWES, Secretary.
MiddletOWn, Aug. l6. 35-3t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-29
Fashionable
Boot, Shoe and Trunk Stores,
JAMES; nG'WEAE,
Nos. 9o, & 100, Market St.

ND ErURNS his sincere thanks for the patronage
Ia Afforded to the late firm of M'NEAL u Sos.
and IA assuming the business individually, would inform
his friends and be public that I've intends devotng his
tention particularly TO custom work H fauers
h,mse that from his knowledge and experience the bu-
siness he win be able Ia give general satisfaction.
The Ladies and Gentlemen Of Wilmington and its vicn-
ity are informed that the work will conducted under
his immediate inspection, by choice workmen, of the best
materials aud according TO the iae,' fash 1ns
He has hand and intends keeping large and complete
assortment Of Ladies' Black and Fancy Cooled Lasting
Boots aud Shoes; Morocco do Calf Goria All, and Seal
Skin do; Men, Fine Boots, Sh and Pnmps Coarse
Water Proof Boots Monroes, and Shoes. Also, genera
assortment of Leather and Hair TRUNKS.
NJ b. Shoemakers would find It adv antageous to supply
themselves with stUits and trimmings from his ensiv
sortment. JAMES M'NENi4.
Wilmington, May, 16, 1925 108--3n.