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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10
. YdiuaJIe Real Estate for Sale.


virtue OF deed Of trust, hearing date the 26th Novem
iez< aud duly recorded in the Clerks Office IT the Coun.
court oil Amherst, the 9Th day Of January 1885,
JAMES D. Pendson OF .sid county, TO the under
ssned M uus Tor the purposes tberea mentioned one
tam tract or parcel of land containing 75S acres same
more or less lying aud being the county 81 Amherst
punsoe River, On both sides OF the road New Glasgow
and adjoining the lands Of David s. Garand
9enS the same lands which ThOme. Adridse purchased Il
John Camm and John Warwick and which conveyed
ny the SAID Aldridge and Cahame his WIFE, the sid a..
.. Prndison by deed hearing date the 2th April,
Tue un'crheIs oT one othem SHALL Monday the 18th
January next BEFORE the front door the Eagle Hotel
me Cny OF Hiehm1nd proceed 10 sell the aioreesid tract
ana 70 me highest bdde for ready money, Pooc
on Tor the purposes othe said trust The
'hs land are two story biet dwelling b. use, with tw
rooms on hoorj brick Office with out
s All tee house and framed Overseer house, barn. &c.
me water equsi any the upper country
nfn 10 good eonait'onj the plantation under good system
culture aud adsPtedt" the growth Of first tobacco,
corn aud wheat the situation healthy aud the
asraoie Tins Iaud IS situated about mile from New
County town, about miles from the hous
1t the county and about 20 miles fr, m LynohbuTg.
p. n. NICHOLAS, ! Trus-
VIM. NEkERYIS, : tees.
cyA the request OF the Trustees, above will cou.
menes at 2oe!oek, and will be conducted by
THOs. TAYLOR.
Nuy.i4. Sc I'd,
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.NrOTIEE

TNHE subscriber will sell privately his trsct Of land
Bedford county, situated the north and south forks If
GoSae Greek sud on the main road leading from Lynehbr
TO Fineaste ~ miles west Of Liberty, and adjoining Cap
Buford contains about i400 acres of which
cleared The which uncleared, except very small
Poou is excellent tobacco land OF the cleared land
acres are low ground, Of the first quality, and the
remarkably tine nigh land This of the beat of
land IN the upper country being well adapted the cuvs
ton OF tobacco and all kinds Of lie, kaby well
and free from stone; il divided would make very
handsome tracts, which shall be doux if those who wish ~
purchase wish it, Persons wishing purchase may apply
the subscriber residing the n.hborho,d of New London
or 10 capt Buford, residing the VIM. IRVINE
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Oct. 3.

LII persons having elstms sgan5t JohE StaTLe de- ID
'a, OF the County Of Hanover either his character
SherIn OF individually forth with required to make
Known TO me properly authenticated, thai arrange rus n may
re MADE TO settle iheni otherwise this will be plead III bar
egsi the recovery Ui any claim and those
please make jneni JOS. SrARKE AJn'Or.
Jan. T. rs o.uS,..
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FEMALE ScHoLL, MILL Brook,
(IIhe rcaidence nf fhe Lnke / " E,rnc

TIE TeSIdenct W the Tdfe J. ". Eppes.J
HRE subscriber has established this school, for The pur-
~ pose Of educsns her daughters, and will receive few
boardsrs on the following teruit-
For bJsrd exclusive VI bed, key and tuition, in all the
Uyeful brsnehe, u English Education, fe the Scholastic
ear, SluO
For Drawing Painting, IS
PLAIN a. Ornsmsntsl ueedle-vork,
Bed and bedding will furnished the usual charge
The school which now in operation, under the dree.
top Of MRS, H. RuJd-wbose course Of instruct tegu.
Jar system Of AcsdeuieaI studies MARTHA Is. EPPES.
Lsoshorusr Tavern, Cunberlsbd, Vts3sN Post Ohcs.
Dec. 20
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CHARLES CARTER & Co.
T Y p T. 70 u " ID T. n s.

No. II South Cauerf-s ST. Baltimore,
AVING iuTui,hed ihesns, with Mouid, Matrices,
~ for Casting Types Of the most modern aud approved
Style ready orders for any kind or
Of Types.
They have on hand Foun Of Type OF various sizes. Flow
ers Quotations, Leads, Space Rules, Brass Rules Gases
Also, large assortment Of Cuts aud Large Job Letter ION
DESCRIPTION. ~
c. & Go: have constantly hard Printing Ink of su.
perior quality.
Orders will he executed with ptompnes, on the most IA
vourabe terms aud no pain, spared furnish avery article
Of the best quality.
Specimens will be issued in course Of the winter.
Baltimore, Dee. %. TO- 2ss6,
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OXFORD .4CNDENJE.N.-

'INilE winter session in each Of these Senoae, will COM
u tnsnce CT the 18th Of Jsnusfy next.
The Femse Academy under the sop erinsodsnre Of b.
Rev Joseph Lsharee assisted by sde. Of eipent mai
heaiIons Miss +. ilumphres who hes usie ao5 ia
french 'ngUsgs 40 osuoIress Of Consider
having taught Tor sI seven the Morsvtsn eo,
past yelr '''s Wv
The Male Academy will he under the ,upsripenon,e If
MT. james ID. johnson her etufofs. ~
North Csrolins. Dec IS. ea.s..
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Union HOTEL.

To Members Of the Legislature.
MFRS. MARIA BOHANNAN takes this ethod Of inform
ns Der friends aud the public, and the Members of the
Legislature partieuss that the Union Hotel will be kept
uader her he has engaged Dakeep
her bar bedrooms aud tables attentive o
her stables and for herself that oeithei pains
expense shall be wanting render acceptable TO its for
patrons, and in respect worthy Of pubiiek pat
ropage any similar esta bshu.ent in the u. States.
Having fitted her bedrooms aud parlours the 6rst
Of and elegance she to with
without fsmie fifty sixty nsubers of th Legislature
with board, upon reasonable and accommodating
any similar eitselishneut in the city.
5T-N
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EJJUCATION
Stone Ware on the .MechanieksyiKe TurnDtf,
ttco miles from Richrnnrd

of0ne ware on the .MechdnicksgiI{e TtruDi6e.
ftoo miles from Richmond
THE subscriber has very large assortment Of
stone Ware, much hSnGsomer and OF better
glan'yS man ne has ever offered to the public be-
lore, those who have been supplied from my
Factory and others dealing in that article. are in.
formed, That have reduced the price Of the said
article nearly f,oenty fpe per cent. Specimens
may be seen at Messrs. Lewis Webb & Co. An.
derson Garth & Co, Mr.. WIN. Allison, and S. s. f.
Pleasan's Warehouses--t will he packed by them
est attention will he paid to selec,ino and naSLino
Orders from Town and Country, may be left att6e
above Dained establishments
Nov Is -
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sI5 REWARD

INILLbe given fof the delivery to Clifton near Gar
w tersye, Of Bob, who runaway on the oath Of
October last lie II rather low t4ure quite bi
speaks slowly, about S5year, old lie has Capt Gee
Holmabs 10 Fuysnps, aud probably king about
GeDers Cookies from whom purcbssed bin u hs be lodg.
eJ 10 Jail 30 that get him, will give ten dollars
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
Dee O. Ca ou
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LHndtic Hospital, williamsburg
NOTICES hereby given thatall the cell.
are occupied, and hat patient: will
sntsome of the said cells vaesn Jue vii
be given. BY order Of the Courtof Directors.
ia L -
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NOTICE.

oen'tmao residing in healthy part of the country
Sshes 10 employ female teacher to take charge Of
eon'ng Of about l2or Is scholars Communications
70 os sent to the Enquirer.
Nov.
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1 The ENQUIRER Publi,hed twice week generally
and three tines week during Of the State Lsss
tursPries tbs hsrsfos, Five Dollars PER .nnu.,
advance Notes Of chartsrsd banks
ealy| val, be received The Editors will
ice de safety rsuiny them by Haiths postage ssls
tsrs being paid, by the writer's.
ar No paper will be disc 'nnusd(hut at the anersian Of
he Editois) until all srresrsyss have bean paid up
m Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nirs aPsrs
shiil have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One square, OR LESS-Fmsti srtc Is csns-sash
continuance, so cent? .
mo inserted, until h.s either been paid
or assumed by some person this city. its snvuons
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CENTRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
honr Tbo,-fnyfosy iIIo

Wear charlottesville.
TIME exercises OF this Sbhool will be resumed the 18th
Il OF January next The of instruction will embrace
hr Greek Latin, French English Languages. and prePa
Istory OF Mathematics. Competent Assistants will
usual be employed and the Subscriber pledges his undivided
Term: for Doara w nhins, Lodging, &C. $50 90
Eos Tuition, IS 90
Per Session OF S moRths.
n d. Eight ten boarders be accommodated in the
family Of the Subscriber. BARTH'W EGAN.
I'LL
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FDUCATION

TnIIE Gsno School will be opened on 5lh January inst,
- by Mr. William Watkins, appointed nv the trn.trs.
Terms,For tuition $50 IN Latin, and $40 IN the English
hngusge, for the term " ten months.
Every scholar will be bound for the whole term upIe,.
received by cont act for shorter tine.
believed that board be obtained 10 xeniesl amie,
10 tho immediate neghbourhood.
There will be vseslion Of month com on The
18Th JgOe. CREED HASKINS,
SAMUEL WATKINS,
MATH UORSON,
E.W. 5HELToN,
Trustees.
Povhstsn, Jsu.i. 7S-wfw
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
LANES IL HUNTER

.NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
JAMES II. HUNTER,
AS akenthe store formerly the Ucoup aucy OF nIess
snnis Sun Is other. oiI,sits Messr..
HAL hiooIe'sl aud Ia, hsd assortment
STAPLE AND F1NCY DRY GOODS.
.dmong Uhich are
Cloths, oassimeres ssttnetl., fine and coarse
Red, white green aud yellow fanueI,
Silk and striped Valencia yesngs
SwansdOwn aud Mars ies do
IRISH and German linens lawn. & caubric.
Cdlicoes assorted, embracing great variety
Fancy, striped and plaid ginghsms
PLAIN and figured bombazets various colour,
Al to o. Jaconet and book muslin,
Null Indis and Swiss do
Swiss and black Italian silk crsvats
Canton and Mandarin grapes, Italian DO
Black Italian lusing, seDthtw. and ssr.nsts
large assoflDen Mt of silk, cotton and Dooen b,,;srv
Fashionable bonnet and belt ribbons
Flag hsnGsnna and cotton hdG
Gloves aud combs of every description
Lnen and cotton tiesibSs
Furniture abd apron cheek,
Lin'ey' and serseS' suitable for servants clothing
Brown aud bieaehed dGmescs, diapers, &c
ChrPeting, hearth-russ, umbrellas, &c. Ge.
Which, with variety Of other aitcie he is de.rou, TO sell
DIV for cash - "
Nov. 4 6s-n
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WISH u hire Tor the year trusty O,ller skilfui
carriage driver aud will hire out good boot shoe
ksr. 7. v. DANIEL,
Der. f6 6Z-r
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Povhs'sn, Jan. q.

Emanuel j. Leigh,
t TX, ske notice shall take the affidavit Of Col Cha.
- WooG,on, the third Monday Of February next at Pr
Edwmd Court House, he offered evidence before ths
Master Commisiouer making up his report the suit de.
pending 70 the County Cou Of Prince Edward you being
plaintiff, and myself defendant Yours truly,
RM. A. ALLEN.
jan Z. 7S-w5as
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To Planters Of To6aeco on james Riuer.

To Planters Of T06acco on James Riuer.
TnOTlUE given, that all Tobacco intended for ShoekG
IN Ware House. arriving the Basin will, IL dered he
received the Fre-proo Ware House Of the Subscriber
fronting Bssn aud adjoining Sh eke, free of expense of
granted by the Inspectors oI The
without any further Expense the owneI when called for
inspection sans than would occupf delivered
At once into the Shocke.-
Ample Insurance h, upon all Tobacco stored
In the House above uameI. w. l. NORRIS.
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Executive Department,

OCtUUtF }
PROPOSALS will be received by the Executive for the
purchase OF the transports the Penten,ary. Those dis
posed TO purchase will their proposal. without delay
BY order, VIM. II. RICHARDSON
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.NOIICE.

.NOiICE.
&NEILL be sold the bidder, the 9th day Of
w February ueIt, at Gerit Powhatan County. for
cash. by vtue OF deed Of trust executed by VIM f. Ba,.
the subcber for certain purposes therein mentoned
negro girl named Molly the said deed OF duly
10 The Clerks Office OF Amelia county.
JNO. CHAPLIN,
RlCH'D BOOKER, A'"S'ees'
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Liverpool Sdck Salt for Sale.
TIME Cargo ship AnAcreon, expected daily from Liz
i verp.oL-Appy to- Mrs,rs KERR, CASklES, $50.
or AiAXWELL TROkES.
Yam a.
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PUBLIC SALE.

by Virtue oe deed OF tru. executed by Edw'd Munord
- to the Subscribers the 2ist Of 1929 aud
IN The CLERKS obce Of Powhan for purposes
ed, will he sold TO the highest bidder public
Tor ready money at the residence OF said E. MumOrd
upper end Of Powhan county, ApponattoI River the
s;h OF January next the tract II land which
resides, containing AIS acres less; together with
dry negro slave, uamed IN the deed aud all the said Edward
uniords stock OF horses. cattle sheep, sn hogs all hi
household and kitchen furniture and plantation utensils oil
Ell every descriptions much thereof will be
TO raise the amount due the deed aforesaid, with the
costs and necessary The title vessd the
beers wall be conveyed TO the purchasers.
CLAIBORNE WATKINS,
VIM. 5. DANCE, trustees.
Dec. 10. SS-w4,t
SItHE SuhsciibtI's Farms Edge Wood aud BroumiId ar
~ still offered for sale The former tract aiming 7O2
scies the latter 87I acres.
The land may be and the term, KNOWN by application
to the proprietor at Eagr Wood.
Tn. School, lately advertised for male and female Pupils
will bs.oPened Edge Wood the 18th o January 1899
CARTER BERK ELEY.
Dec. 81. 65-Im
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Farmers Bank of pirginid.
NHE President and directors have declared dividend OF
Il and half per cent for the last MONTHS which viii
be paid 10 the Ste ekhodsrs the 18th instant
VIM. NEKERVlS, Chash'r.
Jan. 6. 75-2av2w
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NOTICE.
JNHE subscriber having taken his brother Jane. Crane
into partnership with him, the business heretofore
on by HIMSELF will be Continued at the stand
cupied by ham, Ill the name Of w. j. q. Crane.
WILLIAM CRANE.
The offer for sale general asor,ment Of
ther OF all kinds, for shoe makers, saddle
harness shoe thread and hoe igmng
and curriers' tools, &c. &c. &c.
COO Spanish hides
$50 Richmond slaughter hides
Tanners oil. W. ~. C. CRANE.
Jan. 6. 15-waw
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NOTICE

NfsHb Coal husins's heretofore orie5 under firm o
~ A. A. WoOLDRtDGE, will ~ eonseqyenee d the as
ocAon ci g. Clarte with them, be continued future
undef ~. hrn Of 4 A. Woodbridge, who hsvs ~.
pointed mf. FreJsries cluke their General As,ri.
A. s. WOODBRIDGE,
A. l.. WOODBRIDGE,
q. V. CLARKE.
Jan :. T5--2w
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Bank of Yirgini,

Bank 81 TWginid.
HHIE President Directors have thu, d.y declared J
vid.pd of three Per the Capital Stock Bank
fer the last hall year, payable the 18th instant.
w. cambridge, Cash'r.
Jan o. 75-tIdE.n.
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n FUGE:-PATENT-This valuable .Anti-dysenteric
and Norm Medicine has been used for these years
past and its virtues universally acknowledged by all who
have tried it, to be far superior any other medicine ever
employed for most diseases children subject to- Is per-
fecy safe and child will refuse 10 take it, 1t seldom
fails curing Dysentery Summer Complaint Collie or Cholera
Morbus either grown persons children and gives APP
petite to almost all debated persons Worms frequently
nes Children aggravate their other diseases, and the
chief of uers bocel complaints, and chronic
and nervous Diseases incident to childhood which
and frequently fatal 1t is much TO be regretted
that most vernuges injurious, and thousands
of children swept off, rendered feeble, pale and
emaciated through the first of le-which leads
pulmonary complaints, &C. sc. SC.
Worms being especially apt to nest persons of debated
digestive organs and emacated constitutions much mischief
often done by the ordinary medicines, which general
y consist of the strongest pugaves, mercuras bers,
narcotics, spirits of urpenne Articles of this kind may
destroy worms but they debitae the stomach, and often
materially inme the general health. SWANS VERMIFUEG
has the peculiar advantage of destroying and removing
from the bowels without the weakening consequences of the
stronger purgaves &c. and it has, moreover, decided
tendency TO give vgou both TO the stomach and bowels and
organs of dgestionthereby relieving the general system
from many troublesome complaints 1t by this that
many grown persons have been relieved By its use of diff
erent complantssupposng themselves to be in decline,
Sc &c. &c.
This medicine avM reiere BoDei complaints or Dysen-
terry, Bilious COlic vOtng sickness, pain reGkneSs in
the stomach booeis loss Of appetite either in children
grOlCn persons, an eIC hours and 1t seldom fails curing
CHILLS IND FEVER OR FEE yer aGUE.' No
family ought acaH be tcithOut it, after hiaL
Sold in Wilmington, at M. JOHNSON'S Drug and .Nedi-
cal Store, No so, Market street, side third door
above the upper market Nov. l.
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SWANS PANACEA-The following affidavit exhibits

A. WANTS. PANACEA-The following affidavit exhibits
~ the powerful efficacy of the Panacea Chronic Rheu-
ndttSm This extraordinary places in bold relief the
absurd, the infatuated prejudice the manesty wicked
and unjust conspiracy OF certain of the faculty their abors
to decry this invaluable medicine. perhaps humble
the pride of sclence but will advance the interests, and
eve the sulerngs of mankind to have known that when
the patient had been nearly cured by the inroducon by
STEALTH of my medicine, the medical attendants being
rant of the agency of the Panacea the they have
from such case, delivered clinical lectures and built up
theory for the future treatment of Rheumatism and have
sent their students to all parts of the Union practise
their fellow creatures upon such theories built subb.
Poor Davs he had long pinned and angushed under what
called regular treatment and under would probably have
descended into the grave but happily for him he heard of the
Panacea He took by stealth, and alive to testify its
almost miraculous effects him.
ID former publications have given of Rheumatism
cured by this medicine but if knowledge of all those
feel entitled TO pronounce the Panacea specific in that pre-
vaent and painful dsease and the who could have the
hardhood 10 deny the assertion must either undertake
this statement sanctioned by the soemniy of OATH
to be false he attempt demonstrate against
and iact that the merely accidental.
1t the delcacy of the patients would permit could pub
sh numerous cases this city, where the Panacea has been
privately and successfully administered while the attend
ing physicians have watched the progress of the disease pre-
scrbed medicines which taken and finally chuck
led at the anced triumph of their skill Such doubt this
statement may be satisfied by calling my Office, where
am prepared to verify these assertions Were permitted to
publish the evidence my possession would certain
gentlemen with confusion, and ought not to have any
puncous visitngs of doing it, for they have
been my unsparng enemies neglectng opportunity Of de-
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I'D EMovAL-CHARLEs G. DENNY respectfully informs
u u his friends and the public generally that he has re-
nloued his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from No. IL,
No 49, Vest Front street between Shpey and Orange,
door to George SmmOnSs Grocery Store where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather.
Wilmington, April a, 1929. 23-6m
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A PRENTICE WANTED.-A boy about IL years of age
IA is wanted apprentice to the Morocco Manufacu-
ring Business One from the country would be Preferred
Apply at the Morocco Factory in Queen-sree between
Orange and Tatnal. LEWIS C. ENGLAND.
April 25 26-3t
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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 all its various
branches, at his old stand No 149, MARKET-ST. Whining
tom Dewhere he makes and repairs all kinds Carriages
in his lne such COACHES, BAROUCHES, GIGS, Dear
boms, Sc He nov has on hand and FOR SALE, number
of New Gigs and Dearborns warranted for year-Lke
wise great variety of second hand gigs and chairs in
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.
N B. great variety of unfinished work, of for
wardness-which be finished Immediately to order
April IL. Pam
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NDUCATIoN.The subscriber informs the public that he
MA continues his School, in Orange door north of
High street. and James Webbs Leather Store--
where by strict attention TO the instruction and morals the
pupils committed to his charge, he hopes merit the
tnuance of the patronage he has hitherto literally expert
enced. JAMES c. ALLEN.
April z, 1929. 24--4t
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AIHa.% n. MAC.
- CREW CUTTING AND TURNING

@SCREW CUTTING AND TURNING.-W1LsoN PEIR-
~ respectfully informs his friends and the public that
he has commenced business that old established stand
the Braadyoie Mills, Wilmington, Del, formerly occup-
ed by CHARLES TATUM, where he intends carrying
Backsmhing all its various branches Paper Press and
Rolling Mill Screws, of various szes Mill Spindles and all
kinds of Mill Irons will be furnished the shortest notice.
Castings will be furnished to those distance the lowest
Philadelphia prices From his experience in the business and
by moderate charges he aters himself that he will be able
to give general satisfaction.
N B. All orders from distance will be punctuay aen-
ded to. May, 1922 2S-3t
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EDAPER HANGINGS.-

EBAPER HANGINGS.-An assortment of WALL PA
III PER, of the fashion, and Board Patterns
of the latest importation from Paris for sale cheap by
A. & H. WILSON,
No. 1906 Market street
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FHSo PARENTS.-JosEPH NORMAN respectfully informs
II the Ladies of Wilmington, that he still continues the
manufacturing of Ladies', Misses and Chdrens and
Shoes of the latest paterns-unde his immediate in
speconso that all his talents shall be employed render
his customers satisfaction, both in article and price. His
establishment is the of French Third Streets
Wilmington, May, 1929. 2S-6m