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SIZE IF .hrEwn4 .SI,T I,

S.9LE # NEMc .4SITE
EHIIE House and Lots, formerly the /,
n William McDouga,. siLuattd ia@Nc
near tie river, are offered far sale urs:i III
GlhSf .tpril, being 10 first Moudav inSao
which day Of not disposed Of pre- vi1usIy.) n
SOLD at public auction TO ljlciliahest liJdI r.
be fair; ifnot, the next far Gav thereafter
poriant stage r0uteto the N0,thward. ; !.
Castle and TappahannoGts, is jist es!ai!is
bids ie'r TO bo lucrative, and VIII pro
~ restore tins village to ut least H.;
seqencc, Us no other route affords III,
OF expedition from Richmond tow-ar,
and the other Northern cities. Z
erty now offered has been source OF
tenants since the death Gifts late propriet
industrious man, even with small capita
prospect not to be met with every Gav
the present.
~ Terms, Cash.
IL Persons wishing 10 purchase. viii
Park Street, near New Castle. or Mess
Hubbard. Richmond, until the dew OF 81
RfcHMoND, March II. 1890.
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TO Planters of tobacco on .Iqmcs PiDer-

40 Planters Of Tobacco on James River.
NOTICE is given, all tobacco intended for sholo
cerst warehouse arriving in the Basin WILL desircd be re-
INTO tho Fire Proof Warehouse the subscriber frn,n
the Basin and adjoining Shock free of expense OF avan,
ana receipts granted by the inspectors shock without, fur
LIZ; 10 me owner lwhen called for inspection sa
h Ample insurance hasbeen effected upon al tobacco store
III VIZ Iouse auOVc named W. l. MORRIS
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PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

Schr Gazette, Pryor, from New York, with salt to
master.
SAILED.
Schr James Fisher, Somers, for New York. with
coal and tobacco.
Sclr Alias, ireland, for New York with coal
NEW YORK, March 3O.--Ar'd, Schr. WASH
ington, Fisher, days from Richmond.
NoRroEK, March 3l.--sjaed, schrs. La Fayette
Busch, for Philadelphia, and Virginia Chambers, for
Petersburg.
The ship Mordecai, Hill, of and from Saco, and
light brig have gone up james River.
The ship James Chopper, Carey, reported yester-
day, has proceeded up James River.
NORFOLK, March 31Saed, schrs lafayette, Busch for
PHILADELPHIA, and Virginia, Chambers, for Petersburg
COusZHoe ship James Chopper, Carey, reported
day, from Iiverpool-W Mackinder Norfolk Brander
(owner) leslie, Petersburg; g. w Giia w Smyt, and
" Alison, Richmond.
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~ II CARD.

HIR PARNELL feels great pleasure in announcing the
Ladies aud Gentlemen Of Rcbond that Mr. Mrs PEARHAS
have in the polite way volunteered their services for his
Benefit Saturday next when Concert will be given at the
Eagle being positively the latest hey remain in tie city
Particulars in Saturdays paper sPS
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SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY

WE Savage manufacturing Company are now employ
ing strong force in building Machinery al t,is es,at-
lshment, in connection Will.
DANIEL HACK,
And pledge themselves give genera 81 tisfarton in ,h.
despatch and in the faithful tion Of all orders and
"p" as faVo,ube terms be afforded at any other
Machine establishment, in the United States
Apply at the Factory the Washington Turnnika
Road TO DANIEL HACK, orlo GEO WILLIAMS
No. 3 Bowiy's wharf.
N. D. Good Machine Makers will find ,o.s,,n, e,,.
ploy. Baltimore. Jan 26-lau9,
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SILT.


april 3-2t DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. Co.
The JNew .hops Of pi,gnic, Hening's Statutes at
large, Giln1er's and Randoiphs Reports of Gases
argued and determined in the Court IF .appeals
JOURNALS Of the Senate and House of Delegates of
pirginiG, from 1776 to 1880 inctusire and of the
Conventions Of tT76-6 and 1888.
ENlIE Legislature having directed the sale ofthese
n Maps and Books, many of which were purcfa-
sed by the State 10 insure the publication, they are
offered to the public at Except the Journals) much
less than cost and as the proceeds 10 be applied
10 the increase of the Library the State it hoped
that every Virginia purchaser will he disposed 10
supply himself from this source.
p Oftse large Map>.of Virginia, 50 Justly admired
for It's general accuracy aud beauty of execution but
limited number of copies remain for SALE The
Journals which have been printed at the public ex-
pense, embrace the entire period Of Revolutionary
struggle, contain much valuable and interesting mat
ter, are no where else to be had, and with the Sta
tutes at large, ought to be in the Library ofevery
Virginian.
The following are the prices: For the large Map
go small Map Sc; Hening's Statutes at large, per
set Of 10 vols. $780, Gilmer's Reports 81 per vol;
Randolph per set of vols $40, or in proportion for
any volume except the 5th, which cannot be sold for
less than S.; for the Journals per set comprising
qBarto and three octave vols. s25, being no more
than the expense Of printing and binding
Orders addressed to the subscriber a, the Cauitol
in the City Of Richmond or to Messrs J. 81 J. Il.
Heron, corner above the Eagle Hotel, will be prompt
" attended to- WIN. IT. RICHARDSON,
mar 24-Gt Cierl, Council and Librarian.
I
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ST&hUA BILE LAND FOR EAy,E.-,rt
known and desirable Plantation called Pleass,,i,
situated in the county Of Amherst belonging 10 he
joel franklin, deed and lSrg OIL the Yates Of ri
containing eight hundred an'a9Gy-threc acres. I'i
There is ON the tract i've hundred AIRES OF wood land
open land IN good heart II will be sold y aodv "a
sun purchasers as there are tvo settlements usad m
person or persons disposed TO fJAcaase Z IL be SNOW
misses by Robert w Carter or Hector At.sn An /
Bile title can geInade all the s a~s axe of lavs.a
halt oi the PgNsIase money in h.,siR AID the bsI
annual instruments, with aslieIro secure tie tao as
ne Improvements two dwelling houses one. "a
and ce!nmodious7 barn, hruI-house, with all ae:s
AoUseS with we'll OF excellent water IN the yavSs
health and situation, t1is land is sta passca BY ,.s
c"H"Hy: SHOULD the above property Ia. disposeu
Il, we shall offer it ,,.,b, auction. OF, : ee,,
first day of april next. EY TIE ,;I;
.Ta1, - kE
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(J~ The suicdDers TO tive Yfae1UA LITERARY MUsEuM,
Conducted the University of Virginia requested send
their practicable The first number viii issue
early in slay. VIM WESTENBAKER, Agent
ap 3-3t for the Virs. Lit Museum.
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TRLISI gu

n virtue OF deed of trust. executed b,. Jomes
brown dated on the 29th day Of October 1929
ana OF record IN the Office OF the county o,,rt cd
hehrco, the subscribers ees, VIII ON the fore
noon OF Thursday the 10Th day of this present month
sen az aUctIon on the premises the brck d,yclin,
mousse ana appurtenances on the north side Of Card
or ID street, next bco,. the llnb, r !opse nj Mr.
William Gii0it This property cx,ends ON rho .,rea
oo3 iect and its bond&rr back from the street wi
be shown Oh the day Of sale. By he tenor of tn
deed OF trust, The property was 10 be sold on cro
0ut Mr. brown consents that it s.li be sold for cosi
ana 20 evidence that consent, ne will Join the tru
tees IN deed TO the purchaser it wiz therefore !,
sold for cash. CHARLES COpj HMr
mar CHARLES + SyrNIrp M
The lower story ofthe house is well calculated
commission buslncss-the second story is divided in
'hfec ROOMS ana large closet and the attic story
garret Is divided into four rooms ard closet
oaCh Duiidhss are OF BRICK, and covered with slate
u'fn consequence ofthe badness off he weather
aeo!e SAFE has been postponed til FRIDAY HE
OF April, at ~ o,cook
by order of tic Trustees.
aPrll 2t J. q. T. HERON.
BY D,iTENPORT, allen & co.
GROCERIES,
Tc-oJoRROW Morning the 4th inst. ,t
past W O'Clock, WIZ be sold at our auction store
assortment OF Groceries, consisting us
Prime ST CroX sugars,
New Orleans do
Antigua 81 II. T.. rum
View Orleans ruin
Candles, lamp OIL
Beer, coffee, papcr
Whiskey, snuff, indigo
VINES holland S country gin
Shoes, &c. &c
april d 4 g. 60 &,
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quaty warranted. We arc Pierllul -
!ns various sizes from Sd To 0d casks containing roo
lbs eac also traus Horse Shoe Iron, Rods Rolled Iron
o every description We determined to sell as low as any
,a can be imported and invite country friends and
merchants generally 10 call and the goods before they
purchase We have lately erected Spike Machine OF an
power and new construction calculated TO cut from
5to inch spikes, which substituted for the roabt
mat are no better, and far more costly. 80
mar Il-Inc y U.y,yI Z, co
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TO J,lE PI-RLIc
's'HE subscribers, having purchased
Sitames rnnninr hritnnnr, In...n.l..l

's'HE subscribers, having purchased
Stages running between Euvrndott
burg, will, on or before the first Of Ma,
mcnce running the Route TWICE 4 WIZ
The Line VIII pass through Charles,
tnrac", 10y tie State T'urnpike. to L.
the principal Medicinal SPRINGS, To ~,
Sulphur the Hot, the Warm, sc. to \
It VIII leave Guyaudotte, twice Il wed
n. NJ.
And on It's return, viii leave Staul
week.
From Guyandotte to The Springs 81
night travelling.
At Staunton tbe Line meets the I
Richmo1d, md FredericksbuFg I.i,iss,
tinesa week.
The route, from Gftyaudoee 10 Sta
performed IN five DAYS. and fo51E Stanfk
mond, or fredericksburg 10 ssvo d, &
Richmond, to the City Of Washington
and from Fredericksburg, to the CIV,
Persons ascending the Ohio on IL
North, viii iiUd tbs route the Jicasan g
est. And those who NAV wish TO s
arc Informed. that, exclusive + the f.
all tunes be accommodated. on sbo g
good c9trG Coaches TO those atcrn H
Ard the public are assured, ihd; il Z:
accommodation and comfort Of the =. S.
rs good Coaches and Teens. and
Drivers can afford them, thc line shal
to any ot!iyr in the State.
PORTER =
Richmond VI. Mar5A 10, I5c3.
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Soap, 10. 6a7
jSpiceS, ginger, ID. .
pirnen,o, Jam. Is
nut,negs, I ais
mace, ; 50 "a
Pepper, la ais
Tar, bbl. 2 IS a 2 SO
IurPeatiae, SPIT. gu. 40 4 45
Tailor, good Id. 7a8
Tea, imp. and gunp. flesh, ID.
| 10 a l 25.
young Tyson, 10 a so
Ipi'ae, Madeira, (old) gal. . "a 3
Sicily Madeira, l 10 a l 20
Tennerifle and Sherry, ! u 10
Malaga, So u GO
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Sheetings, brown, Sd, yd. l6a22
IA, lSal7
bleached, A, Is a ~
do. 81, 20 a %
Strings, "a, yd. 8 a 10
Drown, I-6, IL n IL
bleached, II a Is
Plaids and stripes, good quality,
10 ais
Denins, ID 4 16
Li,lseys, % a -
Redhcks, A, 20 a ~
Checks. 81. 10 a 1t,
SatitHetts, good, "A a go
com. 40 Il 30
Cotton Yarn, no. 10, % a IS
FREfGHTS.
Liverpool, Cotton, lib. I'd
Do. Tobacco, hid. SOS
London, do. do. 33a35s
Bremen, Rotterdam, Am
sterdam and Antwerp, 35s
Boston, Flour, 4Oc
coal, lie
N. York, Flour, % 80
coal, bushG, sc
wheat, 7c
Baltimore, coal, j..
PRICE OF STOCKS.
United States Bank, Sl20a
arinerS' Bank. SO
Bank Of Va. 81
Manchester & Petersburg
Turnpike, % 90
U. States and Branches, par
w-HAMrsHIRE.
New-Hampshire Banks, D DIS.
vLRMoNT.
burlington,
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston Banks, par
Country Banks, ,
RHopE-IsL.sNo.
iShode-Island Banks,
CoNNECTiCuT.
CoIn.ccticut Banks, 2
NEw-YoRK.
New-York City Banks, pat
Country Banks, 3
Mw-JERsEY.
New-Jersey Banks, Q
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Banks, par
Banks near Philadelphia, 9
DELAWARE.
Delaware Bapks, Q
MARYLAND.
baltimore Bani.s, par
Country Banks, la 2
pIsTRIcT OF COLUMBIA.
Over IS, par; under So, .
NoRrH-cARoLISA.
State BaIf3 s. Branches, 3
,Ape Fear, 3
Sewbern, 3
souTH-cARUlINA.
state Banks, Ila2I
: GEORGIA.
savannah and Augusta, 81
Branches, 3
LOUISIANA.
New-Orieans, 3a3
Dnubloons, SIS so
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ssY virtue ofa Decd Of Trust from 'eI,ornos
- Ing and Sarah his wife, dated the Inn ii
November, 1913, and of record in the, county
OF iienrlco and county court of McckIenbnr,
shall on the first day OF April next. proceed to d
pubhc auction, before the Union Hotel. in ri,
OF Richmond, the following property, viz: One
land lylEa in the county OF iIenrico, near the ci
hlchnohd, containing one half acre, and bonn,
part by the intersection Of o and SGD streets
one other lot i'll the city OF Richmond. con,;v
iorty-iivc feet on Poplar street; also ono cthe,
parcel of! land, at Marion Hill, confirming four
also one other lot parcel Of land, in the con,
iieArico, adjoining the lands OF John New nd d
containing four acres, with its improvements. Cd
ing oil IL dwelling house, &C.; also one other
the city OF Richmond, on the corner OF T. ar,
streets, containing forty~iour feet front And !
goth day OF April next, If no previously dispoI
ut private sale. we shall proceed to sell at
auction, at Mecklcnburg Courthouse, fit being
day. the following tract oflopd lying in the
OF Meckenburg, containing 800 acres. more t.
being the same tract OF land ccnveved by Pet
to Richard Ha2lewss3d and JOHN BuckEell.
them to Thomas Pulling
ORRIN WILLIAMS,
JOHN i. Ian CASTER. III
IL The above sale is postponed until MO
next ~ / O'clock.
april 1t
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D !. & co. Nucl
BY OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co
GROCERIES,.

": TUESDAY, the 7th inst 10 O'clock viii he sold
auction store, an assortment oftirocerics
ap q N &. ~, :,
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tPPo,hfenfs ~ The Ptsidat - Benjamin Williams q. Viz
gfa, Warden for the Penentiayy the District Of Columbia
henIy Ashton, Thomas Carey and William O'Nual of Ire
Guy OF washington, Thomas p. Mason of Alexandria aud
James Dunlop Of Ccorsetown all of the District of ol
inspectors 81 the Penitenhaf the District of Columbia
III In conformity th the wishes Of voters Of the
9iSct composed OF the counties of Brunswick Dinwddo
lnenDug. and Meckleh'urg, Poll viii bc held for Wa o
GoopZs 70 represent them ia convention
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THE above sale is postponed unit! mol
next At O'clock.
april 1t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30
7 DUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL, at Whining.

NoUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL, at Whining
j. ton, Del conducted by Bishop Davenport with the
ssance of accomplished female teachers The of
sructon pursued at this Seminary embraces all the useful and
most of the ornamental branches of female education.
TERMS OF BOARD; Washing, and Tuition in any of the
common branches $50 per quarterpayable in advance
EXTRA cHARGEs-For Music, including the use of Y
Piano, Sic
For the French and Spanish taught by an experienced
French master, o
Drawing, Pantlng ana Embroidery, per quarter, o
Particular attention is paid only the Of the
Young Ladies, but to their moral and religious instruction
There is of Lessons in Psalmody given year
by person highly competent and valuable Library for the
of the Young Ladies' To those who the Sem
mary year more there will charges books,
stationary Psalmody
REFERENCES.-Rev e. W. Gilbert, Rev Isaac Pardee
Rev J. H. Colt, Rev ]. p Peckworth and the Hon WiaA
Hall.
Wilmington, May 9Th, 1929. 29-4t
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(NHEAP AND SEAsoNABLE SPRING GOODS. at No.

al UOODS,
" 81, Market-strset, Wilmington lately occupied by Will
liam Rowan Co., opposite Eakins Hotel The subscribers
have just opened handsome assortment of Dry Goods which
they will sell wholesale retail at reduced prices consisting
fine, fine and low priced Cassmers and Sanets Irish Linen
long Lawn linen Cambria and Handk is; Cambria and frni-
tue Dmity; Cambria acone book Swiss and null Musns
plain and 6gured handsome assortment of Cacoes and
Gnghams table Linen, Diaper and Crash; "A Bobne and
bobnet and thread Laces Pugee Canton and Italian
Italian, Mantua gros de Naples Florences and
Sarsnets; Silk cambe Bombaznes and Hastings; Silk,
enca and Marseles Vestings wite blue and yellow Nam
keens; cashmere, silk and gaue Handkerchief &c.; oqeth-
with general assortment of Domestic Pads Stripes and
Checks 54 A. and ga brown and beached Musis Bed
Tickngs, Pittsburg Cords, sc.
ALI of which they invite their friends call and examine
JOHN r. BOWERS s. Co.
April, 1929. 26-2m
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Pirates in fair soay-The following extract of letter.
from Havana will be gratifying TO all Sailors and sailors
friends-
We have at last caught Of the prates and find them
citizens of Havana they will be hanged One of them,
prison. requested the aor send four segars from himself
TO his father present The singular circumstance of
prisoners sending abroad excited suspcon and the
segars opened. Each contained paper; and being
numbered from to four, they formed, when numerically
arranged, letter to his father, of the following imports
My fate certain, cannot escape; send poison Tell
A. who lives in street, b. who lives in street, c.
who lives in - street, and d. who lives in street, to
fly" They of arrested This Internal business
will now, think, be put stop 10; least for time.
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90 The Right Rev. Bishop ONDERDoNK will preach and
administer the rite of Conmaon Tomorrow morning in
Trinity Church Service to 10 O'Clock. In
afternoon he will preach the Academy Service
at O'Clock In the evening, the First Presbyterian
Church, to the Episcopal Congregation of which the Rev Mr.
Colt is minister. Service to commence at O'Clock.
MAY 3d.
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MARKED

At Ekton, Sunday evening the 18th by the Rev
VIM Ryder, ELlHU JEFFERSON. Esq. Miss ANN
JAMES, both of Newcastle county, Del.
Al Friends Meeting House, Green street, Philadelphia
the 2lst inst HENRY CLARKE of Richmond Va to MARY
MAULE, daughter of JOSHUA MAULE, deceased. former
ly of this Borough.
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EMERY of superior quality, and of all sizes, imported
III from London by B. RICHARDSON & SON, of Phiadei.
pha, may be had at the Drug Chemical Store of the SUBJ
scriber, No. 1856, Wilmington; who is aps
pointed Agent for the sale of the same.
The above article (seeced by specially appointed
for that purpose will be found by Machnss
and others using it, to be preferable any heretofore offered
JOSHUA HARLAN
May 18th, 1920.
N B. A fresh supply of DRUGS g. MEDICINES iust-re.-
ceived, and for sale as above.
MINERAL WATER fountain open. 29-tf
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DIED

In ths Borough on evening Friday the 22d inst in
the SD year of his age, Col ALLEN MLANE, father of
our Minister to London. The deceased born Phila
dephia, the 8h of August, l746 and we'll know
distinguished officer in the Revolutionary Army. After that
hard struggle for Liberties bad gorousy ended he filed
with deny several public offices; and the close of the
administration of President WASHINGTON that great man
appointed him Collector of the Port of Wilmington which
office he remained until DEATH When of his de-
announced, the vessels port displayed their
at half mast, which position they kept till after the
funeral soemnties which performed Sunday the
buryng ground of the Methodist Church, attended by an
unusually large number of people, among whom many
of the citizens of the neghborng towns and country
Suddenly, on Monday morning, WILLIAM POOLE, aged
Ga years He attended meeting the day before his death,
the morning and afternoon, and though the for
his departure was SO sudden we have reason to believe that
found him not unprepared for tho solemn exchange of time
for eternity He was very useful citizen, benevolent man,
and highly esteemed member of the Society of Friends
Newport, (R. ~ May 23.
AT Mddletown, Wednesday morning, DAVID BUFF
FUN for many years eminent Minister the Society of
Frends.-The death of this venerable has left chasm
in community that will not easily be fed-Endowe ed by
with strong and mind, he enjoyed the respect
and esteem of feowctizens of every denomination. AS
Minister of the Gospel his preaching of that sincere
persuasive nare which forces the minds of the hearers
conviction of the integrity of the speaker and the truth Of
the cause which he engaged-His views of religion
enlarged beyond the bounds of name-he
braced brethren the family of mainland though firmly at
ached to the principles of his Society, bis Christian
charity led him 10 do ample Justice TO the pey of those who
differed from him their views. After well spent life off,
usefulness and the advanced of IS years. he
called from his earthly abode 10 that mansion of rest pre-
pared for the vruous and the good The last tribute of
spect yesterday paid his remains-and after solemn
meeting of worship the Friends Meeting House in this
town. the corpse followed to the grave by
concourse whose department evnced deep of the
loss sustained by his removal.
From the Aliddlebury ~ Paper.
Died at the poor house in this village last Friday, GEO
SPARROW, an Engishman, aged about 46 This unforiu
individual was by his confesson of Thistle
woods coad mors engaged IN what called the Cato
street Conspiracy,' which maured in London some
we hdd
British Ministry The plot understood from the public
prints of the time only assassnate the kings
while dinner Earl of Harrowbys, and thus OBJ
tain reform in the Parliament; according Sparrow
account WIDE spread misches contemplated
by the consprators of the traitors arrested
a stable in Cato street, (Which their uniform place of
and ecuea GearGa. with thres athers
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narrowly escaped board of Ship and reached Quebec
At that place rewards offered for tem George
saved himself by coming into the States He has fingered
out miserable life here being much of the time dsordered
stupifed by ardent spirits He was, however, Of
excellent natural powers, possessed sngulary reenve
memory, and had almost nexhaustbe fund Of informa.
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April, 1929.

NoACH MAKING The subscriber thankful to his
" friends and the public in general, for the very liberal
patronage, heretofore received would inform them that he
still continues pursue the above business in all it's various
branches his old stand No I49, MARKETS ST, Whining
borns, SC. He has hand and FOR SALE, number
of New Gigs and Deaborns warranted for year-Lke-
wise great variety of second hand gigs and chairs
pete order Also, handsome supply of and second
hand HARNESS; all of which will be sold very low, for cash.
or good acceptances. EDWARD KENNARD.
great variety of unfinished work, a stale of for
can be finished Immediately order
April H. 24-2m