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SO REIT.qRD.


A BSCOSDED on Wednesday the oh Jan Lac, 40, -.
fatn ~ Caroline e,unty, (Vs) q nesr, nan nsfnS
besty belonging 10 The Estate ct Jnserh Minor dec m
rather Of yeho~ih compilation, ,nneut foiehsa. H.,
bidding eountntnc', aud 'tmnefs when gpokeh to ht,
h8 toes IN both feet have been bitten and N 49,
one o. De- gtst toes nay be fhi bot which nj nj,
t,t tceoHeetsd liz has been hired the Rdrs 4,
Rocking ham county, AZ Mief's Iron Works f,r tbs H., ~
70 ye'r 'nd eas Vie u Henry 1hs, uheh county
p Houaahle Dc lafkihs Ths above feratd viii be ssu
70 any taking BIN oB 81 this State and eo n 800
"'he State and secuted H any Jah - u.s., set him
c,. WI . WYATT.
~, y ,. county h1Ien* fOt-wtwff
Tee Editor II The Winchester Gszsns s feao.u,d, m ,A
'h ne above nnfs week TO- wttks ard forward bit
count g. ibis oAee fsf payment and srnd spsp,s eo,,.
ne sdvtfiefmrrtio White Chimnsys W q w
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.AOTLCE.

" DIILII.
5NtI undeTsignsd two ui securities Of Jernau
i Baker, Treasurer OF this Commonwealth. .ane,,v
requ'sa meeting all the securities, tth oi ;he has,
present year, at P'whan thnu' rhnr.a, lie l7
Of April rh,t place selected beesu.s IT At. orut,s
P''''i"h to ihgse nO,I eoneeTned. III MILLER,
April H. IOg--2t
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VIRGLNL4
STATE Lg1TTER Y.

FOR THE BENEFIT THE
DISMAL SY.4J;fP CANAL CO.MP.R.I~y-.
14Tr CLASS.
TO BE DRQTVJV ar RTCHAfO.N'D. IN.
On Wednesday the 7M day Of may, 1879
10 EU=iBER LorTERY-s1x Draw, BA1,Lors
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COEIENg,

LOTTERY .RND EXCiI.4.NGE OFFICE,
Ia, Market-street, Baltimore.
Where Capital Prizes have been Than at any otGsr
Office IL. the United States
- oISe's from any part o the United States, ,fer Nv
mail (Post raid) private enclosing the ra.
Prize Tickets any OF the lotteries, wall met the
prompt and ruueiGal attention on personal
II address
]. T. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS
Baltimore, April i,.Is2s. Ioe--,asihAg
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Leonard q. Nottingham, John II. Bayly, Thomas
Young, V. Ellis, DIR. Vim. G.. Smith, VIM. w.
West, Arthur II. Savage, VIM. Cos,in, VIM. D..
Stratton, Levin j. Thomas, II. p. Wcscoat, Hen
ry Is. Kendall, Charles Il. Scarborough, Teagle j.
Turner and Sias Jefferson.
WASHINGTON, April s.-The family of.he late
General Brown left this City yesterday for their
future residence at brownsville, in the State of
New York. This interesting family, and espe-
cially the amiable relict of our lamentcd friend,
carry with them the varnest esteem, as WEI. as
the sympathy of the whole society oil this cty
where they have made sincere friends of all who
have known them. Ii is an act OF kind Hbcral;tv.
which deserves 10 be mentioned that the proprie-
tors OF the stages and steam boats, through the
whole route, of near 500 miles have by the Friend
iy agency of the Postmaster General, rendered to
Mrs. Brown, the gratuitous conveyance of herself
and family, from this City TO Brownsville.
The Rev. DIR. kirkland has resigned the Office
of President Of Harvard College. Ills ..ealth has
been intirm for some months. 10.
MAR RIEpl-on The 2sth MT. Nv the Rev s. Temremap
r. TA'oPh|. H. Er' of New '>eni county 10 MA. Mary
Il. Penke, OF Wsstmor.tud county.
on Iurstay the 25ih slaTIh Ly the Rev. Dsnl WIT
Maior David ~. Cidk, the county Payva - 10 Hfls
MarthG Naria Clark daughter OF l. H. CLARK, 80 of PINE,
DIEDl-on Friday tn .9h day of March ult Ms. 0rr,y
Harsis, conso,t Of B.uj. D. iIs., Fla, creek Melon
e,sns: her fond and benevolent huhan hal set vut FROM
his family and his hume in the month of Nov last tn,
Of this notice in aPps good health Id, the ruonI
death has come and deprived hir, t. whom this gool
iAe:mahy dear, Of humane and scciionst- Wife two
little children Of attentive and du'ifu roihersn eyed
respectable father aud mother Of their s,
relative, and fri-ndUf acquaintance az oeiste
eminent edca skill and the and attention of ftend
could have stayed the hand of time the jud have yed
But alas how incompetent thee
doomed TO the tomb. Il Communicated
- Iysdnseaay might. in ,his city Mrs, Nancy r..
cut ,he 1Ve Of Dr. Joseph Trent; teapi, an ase,ionat
.'''6and and Gladden. TO 6=saR then reppaLis
ova ey Asr nsig|6or aud ss'ssr:sd H. large circle Of
tcqiaiafGnses.
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ENffN
n PROCLR.NfTIOA.

80 HbNEAS, Wy an lrgusIoB taken the T;t before
~ The Coroner N the county Df HAMMER brdy
oeftsin Won H. BOwrs, who found d-a. there Tea
son 10 believe the said VIM II. Boues fnufdrfei by
certain Won liszegrpve, who has made bis escsp t. 1vv
sons At large have, Therefore, thought proper, With ihe
advice ~ The Council ~ State 90 osr rsvir $500 10
ay rerspn ptrIon who wt apprshrd 50i convey The
jail NJ tne county RI" Hsn0yer stesaid ~ said VIM Hsz.
gfnvt NJ 10 rsgae an officers riv fnift- y
ALL e2hort The good pvopl1 o. The Commonwealth use
h' ht tHdeaT' 20 cfr'e Che 'sid Fugitive 90 apr chend
Gwen gudtr hand Govffn1r aud uuief The Seal Of
ieea1 Ue Commou"eaHh - hichmond, this sih fsy Of
April t62d WI. 10. GILE5.
Wm liizesroye "ac1r fosi nehe, bri, com plexion
Ia9ff hHd has the appearance II p1fieug consds
athletic powers 81 which be- aptt5 Lo,,t ,r pe,t pti,en-
Fly when Eoited with 'prrln3u qnprf ha' grey ejesi
provo ha5 and seout - years old. IL supposed hs
nssing hisway Tor Kentucky
Anil. t0a --,,foy
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CCHEN7S

LOITERP H.ND EXCH-4.N'G E. OFFICE
CORNER OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEL
~ In the last cias, Of tie atop Lottery capital uys
OF 6V0c doHar' sraS sold at CoksRs O6e gtnfrnnn
Of i' city; and wAers also sold the lok cas, The
great capital Of Six,esn 1housnnd Dollars, TO gentleman
residing an cHmbeTiand eosnty.Ya.
IJ Addres.
J. l. COHEN, Jr. s. BROTHERS.
RichHn~9 IA. April II. lOs-.id
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COALMLLArrATEn


At q meeting of the Jackson Committee of Cor
resPondence Tor the County OF Russell, at the
Courthouse, on Tuesday evening the 9th March,
1928.
The meeting was called to order by the Chair
man of the Committee, and James p. Carroll was
appointed Secretary.
The Chairman read communication from the
Chairman of the Central Committee at Richmond;
and, in pursuance of a recommendation of that
Committee, the following gentlemen We're added
TO the Committee OF this County: John Sewell. ESQ
John Jesse, esq. David b. Alexander, Harvey GRAY.
Doctr. James Nj. McFarlane, Larhin Hernd0n, esq.
Timothy Burgess Archer Jesse, Jacob Holms,
esq. Capt. James Harley, Capt VIM Horton
Rich'd. Il. Anderson, Capt. VIM. Smith, David
Hanson senr. Baldwin l.. Season., esq. Samuel L.
Gilmore, Cummings Gilmore, VIM. Fletcher
Capt. James Carrot, Sebastian II. Bcckey, John
Fugate, Capt. David Hamon, Col. John Fate, viii
son Browning, Thomas Hunt, Zachariah Fugate,
George Gose ,Crabiree Price, esq. Charles Carroll,
esq. James p. Carroll, James Gray, Capt John
Smith, John Scott, Daniel Horton, Esq. VIM
Cromwell, Capt. Charles Cromwell and John Z
Smith.
The following resolutions were submitted, and
unanimously agreed to:
RESOLVED, That, in the opinion this Committee
the citizens of this county almost unanimous
in their determination To- support Andrew Jackson
as President, and John {. Calhoun Vice Presi-
deaf, at the approaching election; the number
oppo 'ed 10 them not eXcccdinI, Il is believed,
twenty at most out OF from 300 10 100 freehold
ers.
Res0ivcd, That, the meetings of ihis Committee
be held at the Court-IIouse OF this County or the
evening OF the first day Of the Quarterly Courts
in May & August next; that, for the purpose Of
notifying the gentlemen now added, Of their APP
pointmcnt as members Of this Committee, list Of
the Committee be given to each Of the Deputy
Sheriff. OF the County, who have undertaken to
perform that service, together with copy of this
resolution, and that another copy be put up at the
Court House door on each Of the above named
days
IT, SMITH, Chairman
JAMES 2 CARRELL, SecrCtdTy.
--seAo+s,-
OyU.HUNICfTED
EAsrvTtLE, Va. April 2, 1923.
We have added 10 the Jackson Committee, for
Northampton county, the following gentlemen,
whose names we wish you TO publish.
Yours, respectfully,
JOHN TANKARD,
JACOB g. PARKER, -
VIM. NOTTGNGHAM, go
DANL FlTCHETT, l5A
JOHN KER,
JOHN Il. WILSON. IS
JOHN n. STRATTON,
Viz: Cen. Severn T.. Parker, Col Iigtleton UD-
| shur, Maj Smith N,"io -hlr Geo. r Nfikos.
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THLNT Nd[E

TRUST !&dLE
tr% vnlIe Of de led OF In the .b,esr
~ hos M malls, bearing date on the 7ih day Of Dee.
court OF Catone shall sell 10 the highest bidder on Monday
the Sd day OF March next, If fair not, far dsY
therssGe upon the premises, for os. land in the
county oil Cs No, adjoining the lands OF Benz Kidd John
Long, anu Others and within mite of NeedwJ
oil Badge, containing $40 he the
OF es: Upon th land avery comfortable dwelling hsu.e
and otfer houses suitable for smAil family
Tune and Place and by viue Of deed ,e four
likely negro fellow, for ts,h
The title 10 this property believed 20 hs good; but aStnx
~ n'tss will only .u' h title in me By
'ad deed; GEO +. THORFToE, trustee.
~ The ahov. e i, postponed until Monday the 18th in,..
at which time the sale will ;sk. place the Bu~ins te,p
G. +: IHORNToy, Trustee.
Arm u I67-3ts
10 .HerchoUitS GnG Editors.
f'hhe subscriber intend, visiting North Carolina few
~ weeks, A" collector FOR the Richmond Enquirer, sBd
several on To. Northern Pspsrs. He will accounts
us' 10 nun Tor collection. that State 81
sHgne and will refer those who mag ploy him
the following gentlemen:
Dir. j. s. Baytlett-.Ne,p York,
j. S. Shianer-BdH;mfore,
Gales s. Seat0n- Washington
archibald HGrt-Eiede. icks6uTg,
III. b. Gaines Petersburg,
Ihos. q. Brought0sa--.VoyIoM
NIB Account. forwarded the Office OF the Enquire!
or to Nj a HIATT FfedeEieksbufs will be ptopy ai,.i
LEW IS HILL.
sPou NIvahS, April H. IG9-NSw
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HADuLENN, HAHNEgsf &c.
PHIL8DELPHJq .BL4NUF8 CTT-DE
FtLSl common nsus aud isde' saddlss ttub a .o.rs
- hdlrs, by the ID 'etti gr carriage hlrpe, IDLE
kim, gig aud cat conirs.
eotsan' ,npfy % go a, sic-ie fir ale At PhNfei,
f"e pi''- y.AS COST 81.
s.S-19' q
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80 SIC "a 800.

Cu5it lSuie " LGI.d.
Sf'NDER the authority Of deed in lst made by John
~ O. hloshy, for the purposes stated will se sid
io cash 10 of land CURES Neck property
lanes Vaughn dee
The sale will he made the premises Saturday tLe cs
OF ms ont ieiI, The Sunday tKceptd
by the TRUS rFfS !
April II. iOS-tJ.
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10000 DOLLARS.

1896 prizes amounting 70 $4,000
u More Prizes than Blanks.
TIL, Scheme wall he drawn the ODD AND EVEN
system, ny which the holder of tickets Obtain
least one Fiize, aud ma draw THREE
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole TicEets,$5 Quarters, 81 80
Halves, Q so | Eirhths 80
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DISM Al SWAMEs

CANAL LOTTERY,
l4TH CHASE.
WAen fvW be di,iTib1tsd he following lanasorne Prize
Highest Prize S50,o0o-l of $40, 000-I OF
O,ooO-1 OF S4.520--1 of So. 0O0-I Of 81, 500
. OF 81 ,O00-6 Of $l,0oo-6 of s5Qc--and many
otheSs OF smaller denomination.
Only l4,I90 IfcRets.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
IIhole S2o-HdF $Io-QuGrters S5-EigatEs
60 E0--fDy s1Ie
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VIZ Con. Severn +. Pafkor, Col. Liftleton UD-
ihur, MAJ Smith Nc"iorhar.. Geo r Vudos.
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FOR THE E.VQUIRER.

have perused, with impartial attention, Mr..
Clay's late lengthy and laboaWed Address 10 the
People of the United States.
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To the address which the Albany Dictators
have Issued, they have appended the uames of
fUenty-seUen persons, (and probably others whom
we have not discOvercd) who at the last and the
previous election were candidates for Office, dis
tinctiy Upon the federal tickets and tickets oppo-
posed to the regular republican nominations
aad these p were all of them defeated by the
people. by an average majority of 1900 votes, and
several OF them by maiorities Of over $500 votes
in their respective districts or counties And vet
we are told by the secretary OF the Hartford Con
venion that these are "olG repubicans;' and these
persons now pretend to express the ,cishes ofhc
people! What absurdtiesi [.qijGny .argUs.
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NNi7iibISiA: ala . chsucety holden a
The former Capitol ~ Ga city OF " ,s4in6 the 2i
day Of Feb 1873 !
Dtj r. Delaney, adnor Of Benz Dabhey dec. and Sarah
D. thos j. aud Mary Is. Dshney, ny Ben h
I,ahncy, their guardian aud lrieud, PnH..
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The jackson Corresponding Committee OF Ca
bell County have had meeting, ((.en. Elisha
NJ 'Conas Chairman, and p. scales, Secretary
and added 50 gentlemen to their Committee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

Col. l.. Burfoot gave the necessary bond ON
tuesday, last and entered upon his duties as Tiea-
surer OF this Commonwealth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-11

.FEAF WED.rESDAY -1hree TYeeSS,
jtIH be Drain Ia this City,
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The partizan5 Of the Administration have trump
cd up a new charge against Gen. Jackson, vz-that
his grammar is fase, and his orhograpby incorrect
For proof they cite private letter Of his TO G. W
Campbelb OF Oct 1912, complaining Of the con-
duct OF oiias Dinsmorc, the Choctaw Agent
There seems perfect concert between the Adj.
minisiraliOn and its friends In the House. They
play into each others hands-tho former finds the
papers which their Swiss Editors are 10 handle;
tnen their partzan representative, such Mcs5rs.
wright, sloane, and Woods uric nObIcg are to
call from them. Ira the present case some docu
menis were moved for asto the brcaking Of an Indian
Chief Of the Creeks. In tic mean time, hunting
up Tor some Of Jackson's MSS in the War office,
they came across Ieter;-~hcn Woods moved
to amend no reso!ah51 ~ requesting Intelligence
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-01
Houses and Lots
NJ PRIT.7TE SALE.

90 A two stored. new brick house and kitch
81 en-, between Hanover and Broad streets,
fronting twentynne feet six in hes on Orange street,
Gncuding the one half of ;hree feet alley extend
ing p feet back the lot extends about l27 feet
wards Tatnall street.
M. @ A two storcl new brick house, between
Hanover and Queen streets fronting fifteen feet on
Orange street. and extending about forty feet back.
to fourteen feet wide alley, communicating with
Queen street.
No. s. A two stored new brick house, on the
corner of Orange and Queen streets, Is feet on
the former, the lot extending about 40 feet on the
latter, to the above mentioned fourteen feet alley.
No. 4. A frame house with / 5 front on Queen st.
and running along the above mentioned alley, about
60 feet.
An indsputabc title will accompany each of the
said lots For further information enquire of the
subscriber, with whem all persons indebted to, or
having demands against beyamin W. Brachiye are
requested TO settle LEA PUSEY.
Wilmington, 9Th mo- 18th. 1913. 9-3m
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Bishop Davenport,


With the assistance of accomplished female teachers. Tbs
course instruction pursued this Seminary comprises
all the useful and most OF the ornamental branches OF
Female education. Terms of Board, Washing and Tuition
in any OF the branches $50 Per quarter, payable
in advance.
EXTRA CHARGES.-For Music including the use OF
Piano, 12 for the French and Spanish taught by an e3
perenced French maser Sc; Drawing, Painting, AID Ei
brodey, 50 per quarter The discipline of the SCHOOL
mild, parental, and christian. Particular attention -
pad, not only to the manners Of the young Ladies, but
their moral and religious instructions.
Ihere Will be one course OF lessons in vocal MUSIC gNe
ma year, by person highly competent, and a valuable
Library tor the use OF the young Ladies'. To those Wo
remain IN The Seminary year more, there VIII DC u"
vacation except during the month of August
MISREPRESENTATION.
The subscribers take pleasure in recommending inc
above school TO the patronage of the public. Mr. paVe
port has had experience and much experience i'll the bu
ness OF educaon having been engaged in it since ne w"
years OF age For three years and more he has
ed iourishing school i'll this place, and has fully Js"
the high testimonials and recommendations which IL
Drought with him. At his request the subscribers NV"
engaged to act Visiting Committee, to examine quar
confidently expect the school will sustain if not inceao
its former reputation T.. W. GILBERT,
Pastor of the cd Presbyterian Church in Wilmington
WILLARD HALL, WM. SHERER.
have not the pleasure Of a personal Acquaintance
with Mr. d. but from the above satisfactory testmon"
and at his request shall be happy to act with the gentle
men Visiting Committee. PIERCE CONNELLi,
Minister of Trinity Church, VIII
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July 20.

'NUe u OttdUnre 90
4NetO Castle County,
10 the next oikindred ofJOIIN BENSILL, late Of
said County, deceased, and all others interested.
You are hereby notified, to be and appear be-
fore the Register, for the Probate OF Wills, and
granting Letters of Administration, in and for said
County, at bis Office in NEWCASTLE, OH Monday the
18th day of August next. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. to
show cause, why Letters of administration upon
the Estate Of said deceased, shnud not be granted
TO Robert Porter, of said Coonty. who has applied
for the same, representing himself creditor Of said
deceased.
t. &p3 sc, Gipen under the hand and Seal Of Office
U SEAL = Of The Register at Neao Castle, in Neu-
*%P% ~ Castle County aforesaid, The Goth day. Of
Jaly. az the gear Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and hUenty eight
EVAN Ii. THOMAS. Register,
July 20. 1928. 29-tl9A
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E. EERAAYEETS
COLU.UBL4V SYRUP.


| ,I III ao f."t , go, " i ill.,, go,
w." "'' o.''1 'e''' "''e '''e'' III o''''e ''e 'o'"
A't 49, - III In . a., , y., e.
VI o I $3.50, w. a"e oo,I = Mae o n
u', ',;, 30 ~, , IL, d H., h, ani a
ous r ~, ~ H1 :. .e nI'i .l
cha, ses from the Far mills and all dsea.es arises
ing from an improper Use u Mercury
As general depura,ye of the blood, tins
medicine possesses invaluable power, and has proved
self highly beneiicia a spring and altcruye
also when gwen 10 children after vaccination.
The numerous Testimonies published IN its favour
from highly respectable sources, showing its superior
healing power tina, OF Peacea and other remedies,
sufficient establish lis merits, hey ond :, parallel.
The following recommendlsory notice, from regular
graduate OF The University o Pennsy vanla, and student
ct the late Dr. > IL Barton, Professor OF Maera Medc
Natural History aud Botany, The University OF Penn
sylyania.
Medical Recommendation Notice,
Having recommended the use OF j. Albr,pLs CoIim
iabn Svr, in nv pryae practice for ne ,r,v tw, wears
and having Witnessed It's decided efficacy in many cases
whchl hal previously resisted the usual remedies now viii
much pleasure give nv testimony IN IFS tayor bv sIin
that have prescribed the S, RIM will rreat success in ne
ceratun of the Mouth ard Throat Scroto,,s d se.s.s
Rheumatic affection of the Hei, Liver complaint Chro
mic Rheumatism scald head Discharges from the ears
d i,euses preyann among children rpticularIv C,r,n,
affection Of the bones Mercurial cases and secondary
81 ni;. The enp,h of time n.nv ~ the i,.,..s hav,
been cnled conynces me thev are nern,n.nt Ind nav
WIN propr,ety be said that lis heain Qualities rank
among the first remedies of II, /. nre, ent day
The following certificate IS striking instance of the
superior efficacy OF the Columbian Syrup over that Of
Panacea and Caihocons. ahhouph those Medicines vs,e
used 10 a arre ex,enl w,hnut eiac, and the J;ss .,
progressing, The syrup afte being presc;bed hu, sbor,
time, CHECKED The rres Of the disease and u, in few
months performed aperfect cure
communication.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-01
Six Cents Reward.

Ey ANYWAY from the subscriber living in East
~ Nottingham Township Chester County Penn
sylvanla, boy named WILLIAM DOWNEY,
aged fourteen years. an indened apprentice to the
paper making business. Whoever will bring the
boy back, Shall have the above reward, but no
charges paid. All persons are forbid harbourins
him at the risk Of the penalty Of the law.
JOHN FALLS.
July %. 29--lt
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Cheap Books,
and STATIONERY,

and STATIONARY,
At No 90 .Market-strcct, Jeceen NesSrs LGrkim and
Lamb0rn's Grocery Stores.
J. SCOTT, begs leave 10 state to his friends, and
the public that he has made such arrangements wilh
j. G,lgg, and other cheap Bookseller, in Philadei
pha as to enable him to dispose Of School aad 9TH
sr Books, together with general assortment Of
Stationary at the lo7oest Philadelphia Prices either
at wholesale or retail In consequence OF such ar
rangement Merchants and Teachers, from both Town
and Country, would find il much to their advantage
to call and purchase, as his very reduced prices will
completely preclude the necessity of their going to
the City for any article in his line Of business the
scorce of cleopness.
Wlmngton, Nay SO. lift
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II office.

A LII persons indebted to the estates of John
IA springer, or .lnna Springer, both late of Mill
Creek Hundred. decd. are requested to make i'm
mediate payment and those having claims TO pre-
sent their accounts legally atcsted for settlement to
JuSTA JUSTlS, .ldna'r. g. Er'or.
July 10, 1925. 25-lw4tp
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EVamted

A T BEAVER FACTORY, (about mile from
HADutton's Tavern on Concord Turupike,) One
family with three or four children, fit to work in
Woollen Factory, to whom liberal wages will be
given. L. SACRISTE.
@5-lmp.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-01
s. 10 Reward.

SUPPOSED to be stolen from the SUBSCRIBER
~ living near Summit Bridge, Del. dark VroaH
:a1nre, blind of the left eye and scar on the rgh.
mp occasoned by kick, and marked on the back by
the cart saddle. Any person taking up said mare
and returning her to the owner shall receive inc
above reward, and all reasonable charges paid BY
ROBERT KIMBLE.
,Q5--4t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-01
A new and CEIEsAT9 Retail, and Wholesale
GFrOceysy Store,

Now opened by the Subscriber, at the North East
of Market and High Streets where may
be had at the lowest current prices, the following
articles with all others kept at any establishment
of a similar character.
Sugars Coffee, Teas, Anniseed Cordials,
Pepper, Aspice, Glow s., Sugar House Moasses,
Nutmegs, West India do.
Mustard, Ginger, Bengal * Wnter strained Oil,
Spanish Indigo, Summer do. do.
Chocolate OF :. & ID quality, Commnn do.
Sweet Oil inb tiles 4 Faaks, Coarse Salt
Rhode Island pine apple < Ground do.
Sapsago Cheeses, Fine do.
Cognac Brandy & Hol Gin Mackerel, No. /, g. & g. in
Jamaica Spirits and American barrels and half barrels,
Brandy, Rice and Barley,
North East Rum & Am. Gin Almonds Rssns and Figs,
Madeira 4 Port Vine, spermaceti, mould and dipt
Lisbon & rener tfe do. Candles. With an assort-
Saerry q Malaga do. ment of Brooms 8, Brush
Life of Man, Perfect Love, es, &c, &c.
Cinnamon. Peppermint &
n. B. Country produce, taken in barter, and
sold on commission.
GEO. LOCKYER.
Wilmington, May LIST, 1925. 4--3m