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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-12
CoM,Iyr,,c ,rru

O all orders and denominations of christians within
inc limits of the u. States Of North America and lis
territories. as the highly important nature of the
eause winch produces this call, renders comment
unnecessary, shall forthwith approach the subject
wi'non hesitation, and commit the into the hands
OF uat all nercifnl Being who has promised 10 turn
uone away empty who shall rightly appeal U him-you
therefore hereby earnestly requested TO set apart
ibe ih DAY OF Diarcb next, with saba.ic revcrence
as Gay g" fasting and prayer The supreme ruler of
me universe, that in the next selection of chief
'ss'faie Tor these u States, He will cause the lot
70 '"i! on that man whose lea he will design 10 ihu
ehce, whose acts be will and bless. Editors in
or'ninafeiy throughout the Union, but especially
sucn as are exclusively engaged III promtssn2,. the
su uu"ss OF peaceful gospel, earnestly and
pectuliy solicited give this call such publicity as
"'"J NC convenient PILGRIM,
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Land t,Jp Sale.
Jan. 5,h. 1928.

virtue of deed OF trust executed TO the suisc ribe
NJ by Francis Osoorne of the Ches,n,feld ~
the first day of May, 1924 and duly admitted to record in
the Clerks Office sfsaid county. esd day the
A" ana IN ihe same year, under the provisions contain
Ell IN siid dsc and the the vested in NE shall
on Saturday. tue 18th Jaauary 329 proceed 10 sell
on The premises, TO the highest bidder for cash. the
oIahd wherein the said FranSiS Osborne resiae at The
date oil the aforementioned depl and said to contain
ABOUT one thousand acres less lying on Anpoma
toS iver III the cenpy Of Ches,ereld opposite 10
e hSdence OF the late Edmund Harrison, dec of the
county I" Aheiia. shall convey such title to ihe mug
Chaser or purchasers is in by the said deed
JAMES ROBERTSON, Jf. Trustee.
Jan 5 ~
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Three Hundred Dollars Reward

WILL be given for the apprehension and delivery to
me. at the Jail of Henrco County, OF JAMES ".
pOACH and WILLIAM w. ANDREWS, who es-
capped from the said Jail on the night of the 9Th ~
SepeInber last, Hundred and ifFy dollars f6l
el!-er Of them.
Peach a5sut 81 years of age, 5 feet inches
high red hair and blue eyes, has his right arm,
marked with India ink, the initials of bis name, the
representation OF tomb with tnan in the attitude
of wsepisg, over which willow, and under which
is the date of his birth, 1906; and his left ARM the
representation of altar and two hearts united,
which two doves suspcnding wreath OF love, ami
above the ebow the American flag. Had on liaeu
panaloons cotton shirt, fisf fur hat and strip
cd coat and vest.
Andrews is about % years of age, Eigh: hair, bazle
eyes, swarthy complexion, feet 10 Inches high, has
marked viii, ludia ink, on his right arm, w. w A.
which the American Flag and Eagle; on his
left altar which altar and two hearts
united, with two doves suspending Wreath Of love.
Had pale blue doRaestic coat and panaluuns, with
hat about half Fretn the best information |
have been able 10 obtain, am induced TO believe they
together al work the Dismal Swamp Canal.
A. II. THORNTON, d. III.
FOR JQtn Pegrunr, IL. e. J. d.
October 9Th 1927. IT,
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Public Sale.

virtue oil deed OF trust executed by Richard Graves
10 'ne subscriber on the 18th day of Sept 1927
aud recorded in the clerks Office of New Kent conn, g.
purposes therein named, shall proceed TO sell TO the hrh
est bidder Tor cash. at the residence said Graves in The
county aforesaid Thursday 3Ist day of the
month, tJaauaTy) IT fair, oterw-e the uex fair tIav
clock, d. about twelve negroes the crop of corn and
fodder stock OF horses sheep aui hoes hosehoId
and kitchen furniture; also small ;rac of land called
'yS, y'ha III Tue county aforesaid, formerly the pro-
perry OF the said Richard Graves The title to ,ha abo
property Is believed be indispuabe but
Shall convey such title only is vested in me as rus.
49, 200, NM. IL. GRAVES, Trustee.
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Administrators Sale.

IAN Monday, the 18th day Of January next, 1923, I
W shall Offer for sale, the highest bidder, late
residence of James Cooke, decd in the county of Pow
Cooke, consisting of boys and girls, among
whom there is ne carpenter, very lAely
aud girls: all household Nd kitchen furniture, stock of
h9res cae. sheep and hogs. the crop OF fodder and
shucks.
Tt ns-For all of ten dollars AID Under, cash
will b. required all exceeding dollars, credit
will be given Until The Isl January 1929. purchasers
executing bonds with approved security, with interest from
the date until pad; 'oa the punciua payment of each
bond, the interest will be remitted."
On the day and the place. shall offer
salc the highest bidder, the Of land belonging To
estate OF said James Cooke decd. lying on Jag!es
River, adjoining the lands of William Walthail, John
DANIEL and JOHN F. Cooke pefms made known an the
day by ARMISTEAD "A. GREEN,
Adp'or of James Cooke, tcc'd
Powhatan County, e6ih Dec 1927 ST
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-12
EDUCATION.

RH YSCHOOL, for the rhsui ing year, will commence
1sP the i4th January, aud continue until the 1Dth
December following the month Of August excepted. The
COURSE Of Instruction will include all the branches Of
English education, together with the Latin Lam
g,age; IS the useful branches OF Mathemat
les, Geography, History, Bellies Lercs, &c. The
board and tuition for the scholastic year OF ten mouths
viii be 500 with The additional Of five dollars II
furnish lodging. Boardcrs will BIZ charged from time
trey commence until the 18th Of December; and
admitted but those that reside 10 my family. Mr.. Tho
Latrel, my PRESENT coadutur, and Mr. William Bar
Der, will aid These gvn,leo,eu have for a consdc-
rabc time, been known the public as well qualified
and experienced Instructors Letters addressed to me,
Sommeryic, Fau1Yior county, will receive promp,
glteation. Z. TACKETT.
1858 ~.
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Tobacco Planters.

A PETITION will be presented to the Session Of
IA the Virginia legislature praying that the inspectors,
Uf all Public Warehouses; shall he required, in inspecting
obarco, break it in four different parts Of ch hogs
hrad order The many iupositons pracriycd
prfzng aud that certain Warehouses; where frauds
counved at and where inspectors refuse - break
Tobacco such pars they desired do by pur-
ctascTs, may be Suppressed. Sept ~ Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-12

AI OTICE.-AI persons having open accounts with fkr
! Of Robert Bell, decd, late sadder of the -y
OF Rchnnnd. requested to call the subscriber or
settlement. AS !; is expected tha reference the boos
will often he required; have had them posted and
ready make settlements. Although is desirable
tat speedy close of tire administration should be made,
yet shall give reasonable time 10 those who may call,
indebted 10 tire estate, their giving bond for the pay
rnent thereof All those Indebted by bonds and notes,
informed that the claims against the very
gently pressed, and that therefore, snail be compelled
require them to make Immediate payment Ali persons
failing call in reasonable time may expect legal steps
viii c taken for the collection thereof All persons wing
clu~ against the estate, requested prtsc them
pTpery aud legally authenticated, that may appraised
the due, IN enable make arrangements for
t,cr liquidation. Ny Office is in the City Hall, where
books nd papers will bc kept and where Ishall gene
rally attend feom 10 TO o'clock.
VI. y. WREN, Serg't G. r. 6;
Dee 3-ts AdnI'nr Of Robert Bell, deed
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BOOTS AND SNoEs
Richmond Plough Manufactory

offOSiIE THE L.FiO-f HOTEL
VIE subscriber respectfully iuvi,cs his friends and cuS
consisting of the McCormick, the Freeborn Reyerconbs and
improved 8arsiare, all Of which thinks he can sell
prices satisfactory to purchasers. Nioudboards or size
."'''S'ea. NM. PALMER.
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NOTtCE-AhTfrsdns having claims against the above
concern, well all those iudtbted will apply to
the Subscribers who is alone Authorised settle
Jan. /, 1923. 81 J. II. EUSTACE.
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CONGRESS.

WAsErNGrOf, January >.
In tie Senate Yesterday some private bills were act
ed on and the consideration OF the bill for abolish,ng
Imprisonment for Debt was resumed. MIR. UAgNE
proposed amendment 10 the bill, which became the
subject of considerable discussion. Tie amendment
was ultimately Withdrawn; and the bill was made the
special order ofthe day for Monday next short iire
spent in executive business.
In the House Of Representatives. variou5 res }ncous
were offered and adopted, aud number of Ieposts
made, by biII, and others in the usual form
rejection. The bills which passed ilrough Cuatinces
Tuesday scyeraliy read third and pass
e.. The House then went into comDiitee of the
whole the bill for the relic(of Marigny Dhmerivc;
and tire committee CLANS had refused 10 allow tie
claimant tic amount asked Tor injury done 20 slave,
and medical attendance, amendment moved nv
Mr.. LIvrGsTOS to insert an Hem to SUPPLY IL Urni
sion. This led TO short debate, Of which we lave 81
we'd merely abstract. The committee finally rose,
reported progress, aud obtained leave sit again IN
reply 10 question from MIR. FjoYD, Mr.. McDUTFIE
stated that the appropriation b, you'd hc reported il
days after Tire estimates received from tire
treasury. The Speaker announced the receipt OF tire
esmatess that may look for the appropriation bill
to he reported early in the next week.
Both Houses adjourned tilt Monday,
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q a S ~ S
and Shoemakers' Materials

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
boNCAN MCDONALD, Boot and Sboema I,er
a. one door below the corner of the old Market
n s, street. Rshmond, is now receiving from the
~ ,I and VIII keep constantly for SALE LASTS
oo"eakers' Materials, OF the best quality which he
via sell at the lowest prices, by wholesale and retail
ALSO,
BOOTS AND SEoES
vi every quaii'y and description both of his oy make
aud from the most approved Northern Factories.
- D. Med solcits the attention Of Town and Country
e"oness' satisfied that they better served
~ nc man;aeturest to order, usual Bsotsaud Shoes
/" inc heatest AND most durable 10 puer
,
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BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH,

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week, wednesdays aud Saturdays,) at FIVE dollars ne
annum, payable in advance.
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-601.-

The Navy of The u. States may be said 10 consist OF
MY live vessels OF war; viz:-l2 ships OF the line; 10
I9aset; II sooPs OF war; and brgs and sehoon
e.s. To officer and these vessels, so as to render
them efficient, would require 81, .ll persons.
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.G99

.Wr. Cidy md Cen. JacEsm. IN I2I&.--The follow
g extract from Mr. Cay's speech in congress- on the
Seminole war, II is usually termed and which the
conduct of General Jackson, III iat campaign was i'm
peacbed, Is orcibly brought 10 recollection by the
cleconeerng incidents of tiIc day We sill not say
that here is the language OF prophecy; bat in case OF
Gen. Jackson's election, we much fear the trut, Of
consequences then anticipated:
'Alr Clay hoped gentlemen would Deliberately sur
vey the awfu! ishmus which stand. They may
bear dozen all opposition; they may vote tie Gen
[Jacksonl the public thanks-thcy may carry him ,ri
uphGntty through this house but ~ my humble ii!,
ment, i, will be i'7nph oihe principle Of iasuJordi
nti9ra triumph of the military the c;sji aiiiior
iya triumph The constitution Of tle land and lie
prayed most dlYouy to heaven, that might not prove
i'll IFS ultimate cgeCts and consequences triumph OVER
FIiE LIBERTlE.S of the people,
Such was then the strong language Of 5Ir. Clay, IN
relation 10 Gen. JaGkson'5 conduct. But lie is now
blamed for not voting for ne general and thereby aid
lug bring about the very evils which his rejecting
mind anticipated from The appreciation ofthe high han
dcd course which lie then Observation-Disclosures Star.
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TBe Constitutions g1Inln-

H.RLorrEsviLLE, Dec. s6sSMr Edward Coles
OF Illinois har,pg recently thoag proper to refer IN
considerable Importance, il bacssSs nv duty TO sub
init astStefnent ofthe transacio So lar as il eoocern.
myself, OF may be interesting to the public. On the
9Th Of May iast,- received tic following note from
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WAsnlNGToT, Jan. 8--In the Senate, yesterday
the memorial heretofore presented from sundry citizens
Of tic district Of Columbia relative 70 the widening the
draw Of the Potomac Bridge referred to The CON
roittee The district Of Columbia.
Mr. Johnson of Kentucky moved the publication Of a
document IN the office, containing list Of The
officers and soldiers Of The revolution who entitled To
beat? sDds, whersuP0p sons debate arose, wAich c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-12

HE subscriber bcgs leave inform his friends par;icu-
larry, and tie public generally, that he fas taken the
store late 10 the occupancy Of Mr.. WIN. Crane doors
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& DRUG BUsINEsg;

And having sent TO London for part OF his retail nedi-
cines and having engoged young gentleman euiuenty
qualified to attend particularly 90 tine retail business, to-
gcther with other arrangements he has made he conf
IDENTIFY expects be able offer his friends tine arpes,
and best assortment Of MEDICINES offered in this
market. :. II. ECSTACE.
JAMS Isf
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Sucfdc.--Mr. Oliver G.. Kane, Secretary 10 the IA.
tonal Insurance Company OF New York shot himself
at Nibio's Hotel. In the Office of the company Of
mich he gas secretary, was found slip of papes-oD
which be had wIten-
"My fate may be read in The tragedy OF lie S;auesrer
o. &. ~
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DIRECTORS

! ~ 'he Bank Of pUgih;u anil 3yanckes for he aeay
1925.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
DELAWARE CITY.

II oTs in Delaware CIV Eve miles below New Castle
are now offered for sale, 70 let o. ground REM o.
reasonable terms The buildings 10 be erected IN the
ensuing spring are and extensive, aud trad s.
men, mechanics manufacturers and DINERS uiapossu
make improvements there, may find profitable employ
ment ard make investments yeldog great income Tor
the capital employed
The Chesaneake and Delaware Canal at its termination
in the Delaware river, passes obquey through the CEN
ire Of the CITY plot; Which, fron us eligible location
promises to become place ct extensive Commerce, as
well as of great dcpose; and must largely participate
n the benefits OF the slsquehannah trade at WIZ mere
Ter pass through the canal to the Dea~se fver Inc
tacios artificial harbor INTO which the camel upens, offers
Ia important % shpPing, III ne secure pi'h
hch II will afford to vessels ~ point whence hey nay
ZACH the ocean with amos any winds ard Inc iacitiies
&c the place for sorng coat humber, -four, &C. anc sap.
(ny hem for foreign markets. especially IN the winter,
n zen the navigation Philadelphia IS obstldcted by zee,
II also be Of PRIME Importance TO the smnn5 interests
the immediate vicinity Of Delaway CITY furnishes an
~ n4ant supply Of the best clay; aud he manufacture n
licks is now il exttn siYe operation heie Wood and
g pber OF tile best qagt be h at hc most reaona-
,,r TERMS aad every her material ior making gooc,
leap aud profitable improvements Two lines OF steam
bats vii rGB daily during The enstEs season between
Fr ,ade pha and this place. Passengers vi" be carried
on the canal In packets provided tor tue purpose " tue
vest end whence steam aous Will daily convey them q
Rahmore 4ns Mli be doubtless the Cheapest most ex-
ped ous and most popular route 10 the latter city.
Everv encouragement ~ be ven 10 persDns disposed
IL Build improve and tile ii this place y iiaa oi the
CIV can he q sn ri the caunng The subscribers
or a, the house Of The a!;eu' ~ Delaware City
MA <uEl. ENRE,
Nc %, South Wha'tes, Pl,iada Proprieioss.
MICHAEL NEM BDLh1
WILLIAM L NEWBOLD,
Agent Delaa are CslJ
Noy 2gh 1925 89-l0t
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FOR SALE.
HOUSES AND LOTS.

The subscriber holds for sale, in the town Of
New Castle, several good Houses with Gardens
attached to them, and number Of building lots,
the property of S. n. Dickinson.-Aso, a Farm of
LEO acres, within four miles Of New Castle and Sc
ven miles Of Wilmington. The subscriber will ex-
hibit list Of the property, and make known the
terms of sale.
Farm to let in Brandywne Hundred, near
Naaman's Greek, lately held by Thomas Phillips.
JOSEPH BRINGHURST.
No 81, ML1ket 81. Uinineiof Oct g. 74-tf
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CHEAP BOOKS

Ind STAT7cMEHY, a! No 90, Marketsl. le,-.,.
.iessfs. LWkin and Landlords Grocery Mofss' '''"
SCOTT begs Iesveio state 10 his friends and he ,h
81 lie, that he has made such arrangements with e.
and other cheap Booksellers in phladelphia as 4, ens
him to dpose Of Schaoi and o,h.r jiooks together NH
gene raj assortment of STATIONERY At The isuet pi
4phd trces either at Wholesale orleia In
Of such arrangement Merchants ard Teachers from ham
town and country, would ind It much TO their adyanta n,
to cali and purchase, as his rery rtdueed prices will CON
petely preclude the necessity Of their gong to tie en-,
for any article in his line Of business On the score Of
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-12-05
IHe Dettrc Fire Insurance Commune.

. vs
4 NGehPO ED BY the Leglslanie D, Tie steve d ~
i4@are, capital IT one hundred thousand dollars
The Pres and Directors are now RECEIVING aDpIica.
tons for lnsse at tleir Office, No. 81 SHINE sireet
between Ftsnd Second streets, against Los hy Fire.
on every denen Of Buildings gerc.a; MerchaYdse;
Snaps II Pod their Catgoes ID chuuld Fnilt,re.
aad otherpal property ALSO. ~ Inst loss or damage
BY inland Irritation oFgoods, IS, merchandise and
country pr.
FERNS ORANGE will he rs fs1 1rsble as any Of the
Companesc Cities pf nhade pha or New.Ynrk. -
Parties ass may reposc the 'uest confidence n he
a9idty of'piia and tina, an losses viii be promptly
adjusted company.
JoHS Ms Agent; 10 survey property TO he nsurel,
tor the tow vicinity Of NgwCas,e, IN place Of C. D.
! lianeY, dd.
l.lyI iIr1 IS Agent 20 survey rro?egy 70 Sc lns,..
red Tor TIM and vicinity Of Eiklon.
Jons C's Agent TO surrey property "a be .asutc
FOR the tod vicinity Of Smyrna.
JOSEPH IS Ageni 70 survey property ~ &c la.1{ej
Hor the to Westminster and vicinity.
Isrectors.
John Ion, David Bush,
1 .losepf, Vim. Chandler,
: David lson, Joseph Grub,
JosePhlpn, Robert Porter.
WIN. SEAL, Presiilgs.
April26. d.
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IL EIuhNs n,s sincere thanksfar ~ psr.n,eo
NE business me- 'ie e Fm 9 NM NINA q assm "sg
paonci mat he intends devons bis at,sl9 p, o ~" me
cua,y TO custom work lie a,ters tn,r ,a ai'Ire pa
SnoMiedge ahd eXperc &C HE business. 10 !, o In, hs
ne i.1lles and Gentlemen Of Wilmington ~,
" are informed that The work Wilde ~ I'LL, ~ SIC IT.
a",s sa by choice wonen Of die s, '
iIe has On hand aid intend; kcen;nor ,
ao,s a, 81 o. lads, Black and Fancy 5aG
sk SKINS a a M snoe, Morocco do Calf 6pr,an ss s
wae, Proof ho,s Non "oss M. sa s and ps coas
asSSr'nFa =, h.ilsr and Mr. TRUNKS esq., general
temseIys. 'v w, s would lind advantageous 10 ..,,
iOriment. Innings 4oi' Il 5 ext sjsi, e SO
Wilmington, May Is, 1923. 'AMa-9 M'NEAL.
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Nt4i{15-,.,.

lhose persons TO whom Betty story late ofthe
ber"ngh OF Nimin.tol DECEASED. I,s ;nJe,, ,''J
" NJ year eiShteen h4attiea AMI one. are rennast'
ed to furnish their accounts regnla,l, aptbrntcat
e. g samuel ;. G'u5a, Esq. Wilmington, or to
MA, 80 SAMUEL sPACKMAN.
- '. ~ ioS-H, @G--2nS
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CHARLES SAUNDERS

vi u II EIlo l5l1 Z y TFFtIltc
EBESpEC1 FUZZY informs his friends and the public
q that he has ed TO this thorough, and liza he has
CO nnenced the PAINTING, GIAXlNG AND PArEk
HANGING ~ all lis varous branches, and hopes ~ ,iic
attention 10 business, 10 inertia share OF public Patronage
jul, 5, 1873. 49-tt
n. b. Wanted APPRENTICE hoy from Is 10 10
wears OF age.
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Yrunks, Saddlery and HARNESS.
Making.

FSsIE subscriber having purchased the stock in trade Of
A Uidtam w Riee takes this method OF normpg i8s
friends aad the public, that he Intends carry
business It Saddng aad Harness making in all is varo
branches, and that as he VIII the materials, snd
Rave the first work employed he doc, hssita .
say hat the articles in his ne which he offers for safe
will be found 81 the fashionable all tai45e kina,
and Cannot fail 10 give general satisfaction lie has nov
hand Saddles, BidIes, GIG aad Carriage Harness
Trunks. and general assortment 81 S4aaeiy, which ID
ters for safe at low prices, old stand No 49, Star
ket Street, Wilmington, Del.
DAVID I MILES
October 14h. 1928, 78-jnos
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HOUSE FOR SALE-Wil be sold.

81 public sale, az house OF john NJ, Smith, Alimnglan
on Fifth day l2th Mouth Ilth, at O'clock r VI. LOT,
No.78 mex, door above James Gardners stare) Market
street. Is tee inches 'front.' running back SO eet inch
IS thcnce 9S Zee, 1ches, and II feet inches vide
On the same erected
A Three Story Brick House,
Three Story Brick Back Hlilding annexed -rhs piopri
" has the privilege Of two wide Alleys, M.t>cl Z
he other to King ste. Il is 81 the bes. stands
He Borough, fora DRY GOODS STORE.
Persons wantg to view The properly before the day Of
sale, wl call on Will II Naf
Conditions viii be made known on the day Of salcul-
mediate possession will be given
Mary Robinson.
Wilmington, 1l' Month, 24th 1928 89-ts
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NO'I,lCE.

FT7iF Subscriber has Gscon Hued the retail DRY GOODS
BUSINESS, but continues Tie lt'loltsais, With III
addition Of Eg3an.Soq BnsA1as ILera advances made
IN Cash Commission Goods.
JAMES GAEDHER.
July s, 1923. Or