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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12
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JAMES ~. WOLFE, Pr.ncieai
MR. WOLFF bess leave TO aequsint tho
AVA inhabitants Vt Aisunshufg ard rs ,clni.
~, That he bss been noe'natsd 20 the shove In
si'tatien by the Trustees thereof and will com-
nsnce school on Monday seNt the 10Th inst.
It's systsue % Ltupa.iou comprises q collie
gate course Of Stsek and Latin, the English
aud FS,n ch languages grsmn,as ioally, History
aud geography, Anoieai aud Modern Elocu-
ton, with STRICT adherence 10 Euphasis. Pro-
nuncistion. &c, Writing aud Aritlme tic, AIre-
bra aud Geometry.
Mr. Wolie's met hcd az obstruction Il found
ed on the reeent and highly approved plan Of
mutual interrogation, or pspils their own In
s'ructors, With such Interference ef the teacher.
as regards the correction ct errors. AR. w.
hss tound by experiences that this node OF in
struo'ion when spphed only 20 the ciemenisry
principles VI the learned Languages 10 attended
WITH noalcrisbie advantages ~ aceslerstnr the
progress OF youth IN their cisssicai studies. AZ
Il sets the pupils on rejecting, gives FOIL
scope 10 the esertloH aud dsseiopemsnt of the
taen,h powers, nv eiic,'ing and exchansipr
infvr nation. eAcres smeug them a spirit OF
enuaiion, snd At, ambition 10 excel In their
respective eissses, by tsklng places On tho
inierogaiofy system strengthens and improves
the memory, wh,e exercises their ssgaeity
aud tends 70 ripeu their judgment.
Me. Walte's seftns per Sessien Of eve and
half months are rs follows, viz:
FOR Greek, Ls,in, Algebra asd &c one
Ivy, or either Of them. (per session. si2 so
The French snpusge, do. 10 ca
ofthogaphy. itesdlng, writirg.gA.
ri,hmete, English Grsmner aud
Geography, or either II them, do 9 90
N. u No deduction Tor ioSt time. A sess,a,,
entered upon, must be paid for, frem the tine
Of entfsnse Ia the end thereof
Mar iushnrg Feb. IL, 1879.
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IDo Ilo WWNRADa

IT As removed his ofie- to the house nov
4 ocouped by Mr.. nunh.m, lately occupied
bv Mr. NoKewan. deceased. lie wilt ssntn
.us to practice IN the several Courts, IN Befke.
Icy, Jefferson and Frederick counties
ID n CONRAD takes this OCCASION TO in
form his flends and eleots, that the report o
his intention TO isaye Martnsburg was eatireiy
uatounded.
M.r,inshnrs, Feb. s, 1929
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

u Goion Isi'on Society, viii be held a, the
Court House OF this County, At III o'clock, m.
on saturds, the 2Ist inst when report vi the
proceedings o. the Society for the pas, year
wi be presented and read.
February 10 1890,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

BLHNSKRHAssETT's ISLAND The
beautiful Island of the OHIO which ae
CURED unfortunate cele brity by the con
neyions Of its owner with the fortunes
OF Col Burr, has been rendered classic
gFouud by enc ofthe flashes of poetry
which Frightened the dull mass of ar
gumeni heapsd up in the trial of the
military adEeniuter. The spet which
was once the seat of elegance aud lib
erai hospii aliIy, is said to be waste and
desoiste. The embellishments of art
have disappeared the palace crum
bled, and The ornament OF taste witber
ed Drift wood encumbers be grounds,
and RUNS are strewed over the spot
which was an image of an earthly para
disc. The former owner. unfortunately
seduced by ambition To participate in
the wild schemes formed by bis bold
companion, shared in the ruin of for
tune aud the wreck Of character The
island was abandoned. and IS now me
mento of the folly Of its possessor, ex
hibiting that deselation on which decay
Of nature brings on The deserted works
OF art Woreestsy Eg's.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

eve are authorised 70 snnounee WILLIAM
ARMSTRONG Esq as csudid,te SO repre-.
sent The csunt'e, OF Berkeley, Jeffersnn. liar
dg, Samnshire, aud Morgan. Ia the next Con-
gress Of the Um,ed States.
1--WE are authorised to announce 10 the
Freeholdera Of Berkeley caunty, ;has Captain
CHARLES JAMES FAuIkNER, ~n DO 9
Candidate for the uext General A asembiy.
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Clover Seed.

ME hsye for sale, quantity Of isesh CLo.
W YER SEED, The growth OF Jefferson
aud Berkeley counties.
T0wNHR g HARRIS.
Shepherlstown, Pei. -. 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12
Feb II, 1879


L XECUIOks NLE.--Wiil pr offered fos
IL sale, on Friday the 18Th dsy Of March
next At the late residence OF DIN Light, decd
near the Lick Wills, all OF tie personal pro
perry OF sid decd VIZ Househoid snd Klt.h n
furniture, Consisting in part OF good BEDS
Beds'esds and Bedding. Chairs. Tables, lsmang
which is very good Dining Tsbie,) Chest and
Chest of Drawers; variety ot Kitchen AID
Cupboard Furni.ure such as Pots, Ovens Pans
Kettles, Dripping Pans, Plates and Dishes
Also, one hrst.ra,e Flax Wheel, Wool wheel
md Reel one set o. Hockles; good CARLY
ALI. and CART; Meat Tubs and some Tight
Barrels; some STEEP. and grea, variety u
articles net necessary to pariicularise. Nine
months credit will be given, BY complying W ,h
the common rules OF sales in such cases. The
sale will begin early in the day, when due az.
tendance viii be given by
JACOB MYERS. Err.
Feb. 10, 1893.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

Pretty Doiags Tsdssi-ws end .bs
following ia a Boston paper-eMrs
Lydia Bsal offers a reward Of ais Il
The bingham Gazette, for the datee,;oe
oil the william CT Williams who tore down
her house on North Glad Tidiugs Plain.
The brst altar K was made on the night
vi October 10, wheu the windows ware
broken, the door taken down. and the
family obliged to fy Tor refuge. The
next dark night the house was cut and
torn dowa."-.F Y Jour of COn.
Singuidr.-In digging a wen. a few
weeks since. In the Beach woods, a liz.
tie east of Worthington, Franklin
county, Ohio, the operator dug out
pias knot, about foot in length, in a
perfect state of preservation. about
twenty feet below the surface What is
most singular is. that there is no an
pearsHce Of pine iiu Der ever having
grown nearer than from rs TO 100 miles
Of the spot!- ibid
The Quebec Gazette mentions the
following curious fact in Natural lis
tory: A few days ago. four ravens were
seen Angling on dunshill. in The yici
nliy OF The General Hospital, near this
city a person working al the frame
al building remarked taat there was
str IN Inc party, add soou saw that three
OF the ravens lad attacked tie fourth,
and in minute they tore it to atoms
and we're eating IT. The waat If food,
which the severity Of the weather and
depth OF snow bad earsed, 10 supposed
to be tbs reason Of the ravens thus de
stroying each other.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12


by virtue Of deed OF trust frem dance
~ Stephenson and Ann bis wife, beariny
date on The 9Th day u June, 1921, and row &c
record in The county curt OF Berkeley, the M.
derslgred will. on .Hsaday, me 9sA Or March
nsrt heiote The door u The eourt-house "a
Nsr'insburg, offer for sale, at public snc,iou.
fs1f9Ms certain TRACT or PARCEL.
M1s or LAND, lying OH the east sid Of
VUy~s~ the read leading from Msr,insburs.
10 l. TO Winchester. between DaYksssl, III:
ID the Stone Tavern on Miil.Creek, and d.s.
c bed % the deei IS "adjoiniug tie lands OF
gin and Miller, Joseph Grub and George
Holiday, supposed to contpin about two bun.
dred acres"
The terms Of sale win be one third OF ti,e
purenase-meney at he time OF sale, and The
resi,iur 10 two snnuai instruments With inleYest.
to be secured by lien upon rhe iasd
PHILIP c. PENDlETON.
Fshru-rv 8. f859-ts
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Cash for WHEAT.

HE subscriber having lssstd the NIL
u belonging to the lats z. Eberscle. At little
GeeEgetewn, sod has i new In complete repair
for The receptioa Of 81 kinds of Arasn. lie
will pay The highest price IN coss, Tor good
fserchsnta6le wheat. and OH grad and ulsan.
fsc,nre tor customers, ati wheat celiversd va
the mill tie will give barrel OF sunelkne
flour tor every 800 re. Of merehanfsbls " hcsi,
and stand the inspection IN sny market IL msy
ne taken to--He VIII. 81 all times, upoa sight.
give aear IN exchsuge for whra'. sud viii e.
liver any aour Manufactured in hs mla a, BAL
umors or the Dissrie, o. Colomb's, when re-
qJesed by the owner, Farmers and others.
viii consider their interest BY swing him cali.
JOHN kiSiN6ER.
Feh. =. 1899 IF
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

Hing Of an Or This expression ap.
piled to joint Of beef, is perhaps bor-
yowed from The French. who call IA mi.
liarly an OK, 'the bird of ST. Lake,
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sirfue u q deeree of tbe chanc,ry distret
~ court holden Al Nincht sger, rronounced
oil the 1ih day Of Decembe,, 1877, 10 su,t
wherein James Mean, COMPLAINANT. and The
executors Of ismes Logrf, deed. are defrn.
isn's, the nndsrsigned, as ths executors Of
said james Lowt,, d.cessed, will positively
sell, IN troui OF the Court House ..oor IN Mar.
ipsbo,g, on .hondgy, The Oh day ef .Diarsh nsss.
Mzgs. about 500 ACRES II LAND, w.
s5Ss3Ss5g nc and bring IN berkeley eounty.
wv on the waters 1t Back Geek. being
..s4.ea-. all the iauds owned W the said Jes:
Lo~rs q, the time of bis death in SAID cou,,,y.
his saod VIII be ,iiefsd for sale II such parcels
as usf suit purchasers The tssms sf sal~.--
one foursh cash, the halsace in thee sau.l
payment Of 6. IL and 10 months. With intsress
tom the day OF sale until payment. the pur-
chaser OF purchasers giving bond and sscur,ty
tor the three last pay ments and deed OF u, n
on the iabd, ,s secure The payments thereof.
John LOWRY,
fro IL 1877. SAMUEL LOWRY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

Sazg fOid Of a ssiscpsr.--The fol.
low,ng Is extracted from Mem strss sur
Jo.ephiRs-' III Rocca, father in Law OF
Madam de Stael, bad jus, los, bis wife.
The day after the funeral, (being Sun
day he ealled at the house Of LADY
who generally gave party every Sun
day eveelng, and being surprised at not
seeing the rooms lighted up, he inquired
il the lady was i'll. No, sir" said the
servant; shut Madame does not re-
ceive company today. '.Why no,w
said VI. Racca. "why, sir. bscauss--n
Because whaltn salJ he. Because. -
said the servant. Nsdam Roces is dead,
and as she was my mistress's friend---'
Faith" said VI Rocca. that's true; I
did not think oft; how shall nsw pass
my evening" lie then left the house
gruwblntg. -
Genera, ANDREW Jackson arrived in Harers.
town on suadn morning lss, and took quar-.
ters at the Bell raycrn.--ile was accump anied
by considerable rrtinue, among whom were
Mi. Lewis, Mr.. Donaldson and Lady. Miss
.lston, Mr. Hayes, Mai. Il. lee and LADY
tie leh hsse's'own on Monday for Boonsboro'.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

-another Factory Burnt - The
large and substantiaI buiid.ng, owned
BY DR.. PhlIIips, at Phiilpshu' gh, o
range county, N Y and oeeupied as a
cardlng, spinning and weaving factory,
was consumed by fir on FRIDAY last:
estimated loss from 5 20 6000 dollars
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

DIED.

At Rarrisonvill., Illinois. on the 18Th Of Jan.
Mr. SAMUEL Hill, formerly Of ,his county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

1 AMI ron sALE.--Ine sabscr,ber vii
~ seil avauabie Tract Of Land, wing on III,
main road leading from Judge 1uesar's eu.-
phur Spring trse, to BunkeI's in Bsrke.
ley county. THIS tract contains z96 ceres; two
hurdFed cleared. and under goad rso.;y; he
Asszyk balance VIII clothed with tsu.ber.-
nf9sEN The Improvements ara -Ouiferlahe
.sss Dwelling House, two stories high, IN
&--s-2r xcel'ent Barn. stables CoFn Flousr.
two springs OF never falling water, a lumber
Of choice fruit trees, &c. Il Is dee med unnecss-
sary 10 give further description, rs any per.
sou wishing 10 purchase wit no doub, view the
sane, which can he she wn, and terms made
known on application to Ezekiel showers. is.
ng in Nartin.hurg.
Feb. s. 1929. EMANUEL SHOWERS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

A Southern panes me ations, on good
authority, that Lake Jat l<san ia Flor.
d.. collection Of ealer about go aii,
in length. net long slpne suddenly sunk
ten feet and thai the lndisn cabins and
peach trees whieh f',TnerIN stood on It's
shores. are still plainly diseprnable at
the boitnm. The foundation # ,h,s h ke
is SAID "a be Of limestone, and i, is tho.'
cha the root of some cavern under ITS
bed had 1ailen in.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

The Leritical Law r.siueH.-Tn the
Territory of Florida a law has been
recently enacted respecting marriage,
(which contains the following section
That, ifany person shall marry within
/'he Leritisai degrees, he shall be subject
20 hne of one thousand dollars, one
nan 70 The iniormer, the other half TO
the Territory; and the said marriage
sha'l be annuiled and set aside by any
court Of competent jurisdiction in the
Territory, and the court may require
'ne parties TO give bond and securitY
mat they w,ilnot 10 future, cohabit with
each other and commit them 10 cases
Of noncompliance: Provided, that 40
'h'ns herein contained shall be constru.
"a TO rebderiIlsg,timate the issue of the
marriage annulled."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12
IRON.

The highest price in ensa. viii be given for
clean linen and cotton rags.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

GrPrice of Flour in Baltimore on Monday
last, from Stores, So IS.
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paB GAZE PTas
MARriNsBURe, Prsar.ar u, 1929. |

By letter received from Richmond ve are
to ate tina, Captain josh wARn.
declines being candidate al the ensuing sptiog
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-02-12

Trssty wih Bra=il--It viii be wottn.
"sod TO some people to learn, that not
emily have our differences been honora.
bly, adjusted with Brazil. but that The
Judicious diplomats. now at that eour,
has succeeded in the negotiation Of
commercial treaty. The prudeacs.
wisdom, add foresight OF the present al
mlnis.stion IS thus exercised and felt
to the last. May the next not only be as
pure aid fsGltiess, but as successful sad
glorious as this! " x Co'a do.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-14
1000 Dollars.

XXTANTED fur thousand hoAars on loan foi term OF
w years. at five per cent per for which satsiac-
tory Sc curty will be given Real Estate worth at least
double the Apply previous To the first day OF Nav to
WM. NAFF.
March 81, 1929 99-r1May
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-14
Notice.

I'm conformity with the provisions of the LIST sec.
Il ton Of an Act ofthe General Assembly of the
State of Delaware, passed on the seventh day of
February l329. The President and Managers OF
the Company Incorporated by the name, style and
title of" The President, Managers and Company OF
the New Castle and French Town Turnpike"
hereby give notice, that meeting of the Sockho-
ders in that company, will be held at the Union Line
Hotel in the town Of New Castle, on Friday the LIST
day OF May next, 1T 10 o'clock A. NJ, to decide
whether the capital stock Of said company shall be
increased, for the purpose of locating and construc-
ting Railroad from the place called Clark's cor
ner. towards French Town, to the Maryland line,
where it is ntersected by the said Turnpike road
in the manner, and on the terms provided by the
said Act. i}p order otlhe Board.
KENsEY JouNs, Jr. Pres.
Attest
JAMES COuPER, Sec.
New Castle, March 81, 1929. 1ol-tfip.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-14
Office.

I'm conformity with the provisions Of the first sec
n ton of an Act OF the General Assembly Of the
State of Delaware, passed on the seventh day Of
February 1899, the President and Managers of
The New Castle Turnpike Company hereby
give notice that meeting of the Stockholders in
that company will be held at the Union Line Hotel,
in the Townof New Castle, on Friday the LIST day OF
MAY next at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to decide whether
the capital stock of said company shall be ncreas ed
for the purpose OF locating and constructing Rail-
road from the town Of New Castle to the place cal
led Clar1ss' coraer, in the manner and the terms
authorised and provided by said act
By order Of Tie Board
J. II. BLACK, Pres't.
Attest.
JOHN MOODY, Sec.
New Castle 31st March, 1929. 10l-tm.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-14
DEX GOODS.

which they will Wholesale or Retail at the most re.
duced pces Their stock Consists part OF the following
articles -
Blue, black brown, c,ron olive, and mixed cloths SUPER
fine, fine x low priced,
Hue, black, drab. s. NIKE cassimcrs,
Blue and n,xcd sattilets fine aud low priced,
Green and red ba,zes,
Whl,e Yellow red and green flannel,
blankets, feamolshis and ntseys,
Black cucassans blue and ,rab rattmetts,
Black and mixed hastings and princeta,
Black, plain coolred and figured bumbazetts,
A handsome of calcoes and ginghans,
Cambria Jacone,t book Swiss and null musiins striped,
plain and figured
Irish linen, long lawn, cambria nen and cambria linen
hdkts.
Furniture am! cambria timity 1874 Maseilles quilts
DanaNk table linen and cotton diaper,
6.7. 8, and l0-4 Russian diaper and crash,
kussa and Porter sheetings,
Linen and cotton driihngs, velvet,
Bangup and Pittsburgh cords,
Back, lead colohrcd and mixed wors,ed hose,
White and black cotton do
White, black and silk hosiery and gloves,
| Beaver buck, yorktan, kid and iioskm do.
general assortment OF bonnet belt, and fancy ribbons
Italian, nankeen ami company grapes.
allan man,,ia, satin levaneen and sattins,
Striped and PLAID silks,
Black and blue black and plain coloured eros de naples
! and HDIences, ts,-'s -
| IAiestrnr sensI,aw and sarsenet silks,
"A bobaet and bobnet lccs and edsihgs and hobinet
! lace wells,
Merno and cashmere long and square shswls varoua
| colours,
Cashmere, silk and gauze hlkfs.
| Banianna, flag and black silk bttkfs.
Silk valencia swaisdown andalarselles vesting,
| Umbrellas and parasols, &c. &c.
Il general assortment Of Domestics;
Such I'ed,icking plaids and stripes, beached and
brown muslns, &c.
generally to call and examine for themselves. rs
1 March IS 1929. 9f-tt ~,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-14
Sale ofRcal Estate.
WIN be exposeAto Public Sale,

4 T Mr. Edward Stapleiord's tavern. in the town
NOT Milford. Kent County. State oil Delaware ."
Thursday the 10Th day ct April next Al the hea' ts-
sate belonging the Conn .rcia Bank OF Delaware vat
No. /. A Farm or tract of land situate in the tn-
rest of Mispllon Hundred and County aforesaid adloin-
Ing lands Of w iam Cal'away, VIM mastcn and others
aid said to contain $50 acres more Or less.
No. e A Farm in Browns neck, and hundred
aforesaid adj dining lands Of John Chambers Reuben liar
rington and others, and sad to contain 4oo acres
No s. Another Farm situate as aforesaid, al
oinng lands Of Nathan Harrington, Isaac DAVIS, Joseph
Ihsrs and Others and said to contain $50 acres.
No. 4. All that piece parcel Of l.and, situate IN
Murder kill Hundred. adjoining lands OF john A. Banning
Ieu Clark and others And SAID to contain A0J acres more
Or less.
No. 5. A Lot OF piece Of Land situate at the
Pork landing, Muritrkl Greek, with store hous- and
carriage house, dining lands OF Lew Lister and utcis'
said to contain Il acres
No 6. A House and Lot of Ground, situate as
aforesaid, adjoining lands No. s. and Others, sad to con
tSn 50 acres.
No. 7. A House aad Lot of Ground. situate as
aforesaid, adjoining hands Of John Brnck,o and others, and
sad to contain one acre.
No. 8. A liuuse and Lot Of Ground. situate as
aforesaid adjoining, lands Of Isaac Richards hers, Lew
Lister and Others and said to contain one and hai acres
No. 9. House and Lot OF Ground. situate as
aforesaid, adjoining lands Thomas spples heirs and 9th
ers and i'd 10 contain l: acres.
No. 10. A dwelling House and lot Of Ground
situate as aforesaid, adjoining lands of VIM Tomhson,
Levi Lister and Others with Wharf and GranaFy thereon,
and said to 'a,h icies.
No. II. One 4th part Of the Milford Mills, situate
directly ii, the Of Mtni aforesaid, to which are al
tached four small DIV CLING houses and twelve acres OF land
more less.
Nor IL. A large two story dwelling House
store house end Tan Yard, with the usual fixtures. tte
in the town aforesaid.
No. IS. A Farm or tract of Land, situate abou
three miles from Milford, looming lands ct SAMUEL Town,
end George White und olsrs, and said 10 contain 81
acres or less.
M IA. a Two Story dwelling House, stor
hy,se Wharf and Gyaay, situate in south Mfnd, sua
sex COUNTY.
AIfthe foregoing property will be sold free from ncun
trance aS the terms hirh will be liberal, made know
On the day at sale.
lr OGDLn, 5. H. HoESoN, Caah'er
Cont Iiank Of Delaware.
March OF 1922 99-ts.
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Machine Cards.

GILBERT BURROWS Acknowledgement of Pat
~ ent set Machine Cards, both Tor Cotton and
Wool Cardlng Machines, Of first rate quality, aud
warranted to perform well with proper management.
Middletown, Connecticut.
The subscriber, Agent for the sale of said Cards.
HAS NOW ON HAND, a large assortment which
he will sell Oh reasonable terms
JOHN BAILEY,
No. ia, Market, Wilnington Del.
Next door above the lndlan Queen Tavern.
Nov. 2S, 1928. G4-6m.
| ~ Il. William I. James celebrated COOKING
! SFoVES, with handsome variety of common
Stoves u Coal Crates, to be had above, at very
euced prices.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-14
MOTTO

MOxkG
All persons indebted to the estate of Daniel 40
ran decd late Of this Borough, are requested To
make immediate payments and those having claims
will please present their accounts duly attested for
settlement TO
WILLIAM MORAN admir-.
Wilmington, March 90, 1922 SO. At
Printing Of every description neatly
executed at this Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
Richmond Theatre.

fE\HE Managers feel great pleasure in Announcing
"A to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond tic
"siters' and It's vicinity the alterations the Thea
ire 6eihS now completed, the boxes thrown back, to
ehaoie every person 10 see, u new Stage laid
ana the Interior Of the Theatre repaired and
decorated, III the superb style, with en-
IRE new Scenery, Dresses, Lamps. and Decora-
lions, eguai IN speniour, to the Northern Theatres
Le Ht'hagefs have spared no pains or expence in
the best Company i'll the U. States both for
te stage anu Tor the Orchestra departments. DURING
the season, the first talent IN the country will visit
the city and perform fs~ nights cach ut the Thea
Ie' ana variety Of new pieces will be brought for
ware, Every attention will be paid to render the
theatre both nsrucng and amusing; and in return
the managers huinbly solicit that patronage which
on former occasions has been so literally bestowed
y, P.9ce q 'dd"tssion.-Boxes and Pit rs cents
Niiddl: Gallery 5O-Side Gallery IS.
10 meet the heavy expenses incurred bv enra-
dollar. " 00
Pertorma1sec eDef3 iIOea;ng during tie Season.
The Scenery designed and painted b. Mr.. higgins,
Mac Machinery, by Mess5s syer and Houston.
ted oy Messrs Jefferson and Huggins
Stage Manager, Mr.. Herbe,f
Leader OF the Orchestra, Mr.. ParneIl.