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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-14
Richmond Rolling & Shifting .afiil, and JNaii
Factory. 1-- ~.

1tte"H'o'eu 1aof"sS toHttTS ShHf, 0tu SSnst
Factory. -..s
I'VE HAVE for sale large stock of Cut N ails OF
~ our own manufactures, made Of Swedish inn
ported Iron and the quality warranted. We pre-
pairing to execute orders for all the various sizes
from Sd to 40d in casks containing from 100 to 200
lbs. eaeh also. brads. horse shoe, iron rods s. roll
ed iron of different descriptions determined
to sch as low as as any that be imported and
we invite our country friends and merchants, ge-
nerally, to call and examine the goods before they
purchase. We have lately erected a Spike Ma
chine OF an immense power and new construction,
calculated TO cut from to 8 inch spikes, which
can be substituted for the wrought, that are no
better, and far more costly.
p. HAXALL 81 co. =
March IL. l03-Im
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
tVAhTEp che ELECTROMAGNETIC thousand Flnur
' bsTsi Biiiss. THOMAS NELSON, ?. a. r
l. jan ~. S4-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-14
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
n shall be absent from CsrtersyiIle Wal for ,,ro.
~ time, and not having empowered soy paf,ou 10 receive
snd give checked receipts for money thai IN ,he LATE
eoncsrn Of H. Smith, this is 10 aotofse my lawful aren't
Mr. DanelC Smith, 10 receive snd grant for
tbe .sms, until he reesiyes sufhoitney, discharge what
deh are due from a. H. SDitb; and upon the adnstme
OF which the boud', accounts, &C. TO be squsly divided be
tween the partners.
Receipts Tor money will he deemed good miles, /,
from smith, Henry Smith, 10y above lawful sseat
mir. Daniel q. Smith. ''
ALEXANDER C. SMITH,
April TO- I'M ., .
sILAS BIGLOW, & CO.-PntNce Enwhpp
ls this week received large supriy Of .Dj
S@ fsshcoahls BpIipg Goods, general sor
nsnt Of articles suited 20 the season. which he cer Tor sale
At vsryreduced prices -
fDiorg rhich are,
cs'ieos, and gngb,m., new aud splendid psnefs,,
SUPER block Ifslisn silks, - ~
JET and bus blsck Gros de Naples,
Bsflste for bonpsts sud dres.es.
Cloths, ard Summer clothing,
Brown domss,ios, plsid.. .bect-, &e
n Il s. o.
Hats, Shoes. Hsrd1sfe, Crock.ry snJ Groceries,
"A, their goods have been b5ygh; ytinesy fr esb ,A
% they satisfied with al pfVf., they are o.,
hey car give tbose who call oror hem great turreirs
OPT" tV iio-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-14

Il Persons having claims sssin the Of Samuel
Moshy iSe OF Hanover county hereby reque,ted
produce hec IN ofder that arrangements may for
The paynent Of all such legally suenti-
cafed and all those ndehteJ said are respectfully
requested TO make early payment pos,be the sul
tfOn Of The estate admit Of but little indus
JNO. NJ. PRICE,
f VIM. o. MOSBY,
Ex'ors Of Sarll hiosby decd.
April7. Ios w4ws2sw9v
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s,se,s. ~ NOTICE.
IE Commission business subssiins between The .ub.er-
tsts under the hfm CT Anderson, Blair Anderson, will
continue ~ exist solely the purpose enabling
them t. wind the sn,ahsd business Of the with
greater convenience hsmseves and such Of their ends
as are engaged in the Milling Business. $50 go q
particularly desirable that THAR Aasrs should be
brought u eicse speedily posb!e they request all
thoss having claims them call for pyuen aud
hc.s iuteisd 10 them to quits their
La ffsH-- - tssf'.
- RICHARD ANDERSON, =
BEVERLEY BLAIR, zas
DAVID ANDERSON.
Richmond, Sid December, 1923. ~
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March 9.

by virtue Of Decree of the Superior Court of
- Chancery, for the Williamsburg District in
cause therein depending, wherein John ID. Chris
tan, Ncaie Rice, BENJAMIN Parker and others are
Plaintiffs,
against
Elizabeth b. Tyier,ex'trix and sole devisee and
lesatee Of Lewis 6. Tyler, dec. and John Minge,
ST.. Debts.
coed to sell, the premises, the tract OF land in
the proceedings mentioned, called " New West
burg" containing about 32i acres, lying ON James
River, in the county Of Charles City.
The land above described, will be sold, subject
to the dover of the defendant Elizabeth b. Tyler,
and ona credit OF 6, IL, Is s. "a months. Bond
and security will be required, and the title re.
tanned until the purchase money is paid.
CHAS. L. WINGFIELD, IN. g. e.e. w. d.
or one of his Deputies.
March 13. l02-tds
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-22
"REMINISCENCES OF PAUL JONES.

Mr.. EDITOR observed in late num-
of your paper, notice of the death of
George Roberts, in Middleton, New
Hampshire, at the age of IS years. The
notice of his death was crowded into that
column of your paper usually allotted to
the recording of such events, and among
notices of the decease of several revolu-
tionary soldiers. Ii stated his numerous
services that he had served under Paul
Jones on various occasions, and that he
was an able seaman.
Sir, knew George Roberts well. l
served with him under the same COM
mander, in the same ship. on the same
perilous cruises, and fought by his side
in the same desperate engagements aud
that he was good and honest seaman
was well and truly said and it will be al
lowed of an old man to make small
tribute to the memory of an old fellow
sailor, and von will oblige me by putting
this letter into your paper.
George Roberts and myself were fellow
sailors with Paul Jones, in his expedition
against tn British in ITS, when he ter
riiieh the commerce Of that country by
Constantly lowering about the coast Of
Scotland and Ireland, though having only
"a ship of eighteen guns. When Jones
landed on the coast of Scotland, and took
away all the family plate of the Earl Of
Selkirk, Roberts was one of the sailors
who marched into the Castle while that
strange deed was done, | remaining on
board the ship. The plate was ali
brought on board and safely disposed Of.
though, as it turned out. much to the
Commadore's loss, as he had afterwards
to buy it up in Paris, 10 return it 10 the
owner. He intended to capture the Earl,
and detain him as hostage but being
absent from home al the time we landed
it was prevented.
In the next year. l779, Roberts and ]
sailed again with our brave commander
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-22

Is, and % Anti Ad-
House, 1856 Admins
istration, and 3 doubt |
ATE.
NORTH CAROLINA.
James Iredell
One vacancy.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
William Smith
Robert Y. Hayne
GEORGIA.
John Forsyth t
George M. Troup
ALABAMA.
William R. King
John M'Kinley
LOUISIANA.
sJosiah s. Livingston
Edward Livingston
MISSISSIPPI.
Powhatan Ellis
Thomas B. Reed
KENTUCKY.
John Rowan
George M. Bibb
TENNESSEE.
Hugh L. White
Felix Grundy
OHIO.
Benjamin Ruggles
i sJacob Burnett
INDIANA.
sJames Noble
william Hendricks
ILLINOIS.
Elias K. Kane
John M'Lean
MISSOURI.
sDavid Barton
Thomas H. Benton
RESENTATIvES.
Elias Brown e
Geo. c. Washington
Clement Dorsey
N
Richard Spencer
Eph. King Wilson
VIRGINIA.
Mark Alexander
Robert Allen
William s. Archer
William Armstrong
John s. Barbour
Thomas T. Bouldin
Nath'l H. Claiborne
Richard n Coke, Jr.
Thomas Y Davenport
rIlallip Doddridge
Lewis Maxwell
William Mccoy
Charles F. Mercer
Thomas Newton
Wan. F. Gordon
John Roane
Alexander Smyth
Andrew Stevenson
John Talliaferro
James Trezvant
nnaalp r. Barbour
Robert Craig
+ NORTH CAROLINA.
Lewis Williams !,
samuel P, Carson
Edmund Deberry
y Edward B. Dudley
g U,sl. L. Barringer
Willis Aston
SangustusH. Sheppard
Robert Potter
, = Spaight
henry w. Conner
!, Thomas II. Hall
y, Vim. B. Shepherd
Tone vacancy |
,, SOUTH CAROLINA. |
William Drayton |
SSSoert w. Barnwell
William D. Martin
lane, q. Blair |
y Warren r. Davis |
! IIssotge McDuGe |
s@an Campbell |
SS,,eerrl.ing Tucker !
William T. Nuckolls
IN, GEORGIA. |
SS,,c sh H. Wilde |
" Wiley Thompson !
V%aarles E. Haynes |
wilson wilson Lumpkin |
ilenry G. Lamar |
''nss M. Wayne |
Foster |
ln KENrucKr. |
d robert P. Letcher |
Ia'chard M. Johnson
,Shu Kincaid |
y vhas. A. WickliAe
q lanes Clarke |
'Nlilttnndon
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-22
|lCAL.

,sREss. We give
4 Senator's and Rep
Congress, SO far as
b the political senti-
it Of Representatives
from the Washing
! marked y are sup
inistration members |;
and the rest in ia
|ninistration. These
BY a gentlemen who
n with the political
and is personally &C.
humber of the mem
i, in the Senate, 26
and % Anti Ad-
tJouse. 236 Admins
and 3 doubt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20
GfWscaI NSssMblp.
house or DELEG.q7w.s.


On yesterday, after some MINOR business wa; dis
Dsed of, the House Resumed the coisileru ION o ,e
Anti-Taritf Resolutions.
Mr.. HaH ef LancaSter, delivered a handsome areu-
hiehi III iavor % t!.c report and resolutions.
MIR. SrIxloa made an animated argument ON the
same side. F1N
MIR. herchelai suceceded i'll opposition to HE re-
solutions, anu III medication OF the cunsiitutonaiiy
of tbs Tardl.
When Mr.. K. had concluded, Mr.. farner q; Nor
ampton, observing that he thought both sides had had
fair play, moved the previous question.
On this motion, Mr.. yuoore called for .h, ayes and
noes, aud the call was sustained
And the question being, shall the main question be.
row put 1t was carried III the negative as follows:
AYhs-Ni,ssrs feIsinser, Terriu, Jeter Duncan Given
beasle', sIcer Hunter Tyler of C. c. Games Richardson %.
charlotte, Johnson OF Chess Turner, Wynn OF Din Boseau
Pitts Chiffon, Holland, Galloway, Pack Pearls j:h of tlo
Blups, Hail. Spencer of Geens Tiar White of uanover
ss.veIy ilye:, Richardson OIL G. Pollard oig Pollard OF
r. w, E1ey, Street, AFarIand of i.un, Iin;,s, ,oin,
waits, iarSei OF NGrihn .iaru Anderson of MOI Voolfolk
Iatun, Adams, Nitcher, Walton, Gniland Za.n ward
Barnes, Alexander OF RUSSELL Martin norson ten,.c Dos
s' 1unnas Saunders Stranger SHIELD, Grigsby. May-6I
3fsmhrssrs Bailey, Gordon, Nelson, Ellis Clarke 'rapn
Boyd, Ward of Berkeley, Dod.iise, .dgngton yuncey'
Hin, Miller of Cunhd, Fitzgerald Wray Fl,zhueh of
Stman Wnm of Fly, Casteman, Mason Fred tiuerrant
Korcheya Carskadon (;oo,,ll Seymour Mullen Hrown Of
har, Williams iavie, iIoenan Atkinson of Wight
Gregory Leland, Hall Allen OF Lee II ilaa Bland nI,dr
Strson Powell of ioucon, kiutroush Johnson of ioln
NTion braAt' Alexander o! Nccs, Gocde ScgaI wilson
Iass Kent, Cross Clcrall Coioou, Muriaugh ,eggrson
slannins Read Basye, arrio Davis Dice, Arbogas Old
Ser OF row, Allen OF Preston, Dupuy, Andersen of F. f.
Wooilouse, Rives of r c. Macrae Myers Dolie-e Wine
OF Rock Moore Mh!ahon, Cline, Carson Lowell (oo,iyn
rIin of Southn, Minor Cook, Ford, RuG Dlarl Eupes
Coy, inghram, Keller Newton Spencer of Wood Grit Of
York, Rutherford, alooty-lOl.
Mr.. Parker, in consequence OF Mr. DoaIrid~e's
saying that the motion for the previous question Was
unexpected expressed his triendiness to an ENLARGED
and the most enlarged freedom of debate but had
made the motion us much at the request of others
as from his own wishes.
Mr. Ooddr'"ge, observing that the hour was GROWING
late, and as the House had been four hours Il half in
session moved that the subject Of debate b. deferred
until o-Inorrow--whch YVES agreed to- % tor
The Speaker presented letter from the Governor
communicating resolution of the President q Di
rectors ofthe james River Company, recommending
sons from paving tolls On The Kenayvha. and from,
Inilitla duty, &C. which motion OF liir White Of
r., was referred.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20

- TTTE IIT".
Gentlemen The newspaTcre have already 5ogar
20 name pcrr1rs fcr the onsri7o fonrc7,,or ,;f
herefore take tho i5o;iy Of nar1rg John Robertson,
ESQ. as iit person for he Richmond Uigtrj,t-e74
one who thinks tho Non Frochc'irrs have -inr,fs o.
we1l 10 The E1-ar',ofJ~,:. 81 TyS,C~,yTyy,+rr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20

Convention entirely of them Their habits ftlnuglt
are better adapted to interpreting than originating
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20

Csndidn!estor Consre,s.--In addition to the cand-
dates for Congress already enumerated, Gen Daniel
s nth ard Col joseph Lowell both of Kena,gha, are
announced candidates for that District, row repre
aented by Lrwjs Maxwell Esq. nir. NcxweII we
understand * also candidate.
In the Williamsburg District now represented by
COL Bassott, Garter ii. Trazton, ESQ Of Mathews,
aud Rch.cd Coke, ESQ. Of Williamsburg, are candi
dates to succeed him.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-20

Ta''!F f%sso'aijons-I'he debate on these Reso!u-
'dns, was continued YESTERDAY by 2Ir Hall and Ntr.
Draxton in their favog and by Air ke7cheyal IN o.
position, We 90 not suppose that 4 vote will be Ia
Ken sooner than to-inorrow-tbe House by negativ-
ing CAL for tho previous question indicating it's
purpose OF u2Liging lie utmost freedom OF debate.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-22
August Is.

FFNRADE & COMMERCE The subscriber, late CONNER
A cal editor of the Chronicle, having leased the Fohaa
Inn, situate in Light street, Baltimore street, e mus
CENTRAL PUBLIC HOUSE In the city, is prepared TO az
commodate Travellers and Boarders in manner WIN wo
be thinks they will be pleased, either in good eating dnAs
lodgmg-and long, with information An eS'ensno
range of Stables being likewise attached their horses WIN Do
taken of also. Terms-Dnner so cents; BeaRiaS. VI
and lodging one dollar Families travelling, can have DIS
tnc apartments they wish Horses taken at livery "a no
for SO And not TO be altogether out OF sght Of %
ing any editor proprietor of paper, any where VINO WIN
give the foregoing three conspicuous insertions in the inner
FORM and send of his papers containing it TO the
Inn, shall have days boarding and lodging the s' nm
he passes this way provided too many do not call al %
The Publc's ob't servt, W. G. LYFohD'
Fountain Inn Light street, Baltimore
NJ b. The Table of the Fountain Inn will be always e'Fe
piled with the substanas, varieties and danes not o "
the Baltimore, but of the Norfolk and other ncighborne
kets. August -"
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DIED

On 9th Mo 80 at Walnut Hill, Montgomery County, Ma
ryland THOMAS LEA, native of Brandywne, Delaware,
all who became acquainted with him. He closed his mortal
career with quiet resignation TO the Divine WILL afordng
striking and instructive example of patience under poracted
suffering.
Ia Philadelphia, the 18th inst. Miss EUENA, daughter
OF the late WILLIAM YOUNG.
In this Borough, on Wednesday last, HENRY CROCKETT
eldest son of Mr. Joseph Crockett.
On the 25h u Newcastle Penn, of dropsy in the
chest JAMES REYNOLDS, in the Goth year of his age.
On the 9TH instant in the vicinity of Leesburg Va NAL
COM U. DOWNS, in the 10Th year of his age.
On the same day, HAMILTON M. brother to MALcoM,
IN his 18th year Both of the above young men, of Mr.
JAMES Downs taken i'll with the bilious fever on the
LIST instant and under the most s treatment survived the
attack but seven days They died within hour of each
other, and were inferred in grave.
At his residence in Loudon county, Virginia, few days
since, TOMMY TOMSON black man, aged 100 years.
He was born and lived in Virginia. and retained his mental
and physical faculties to few days previous his decease
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CIRCUIT COURT.
The Case of Tobias Watkins.
CONCLUDED.

Washington, AUGUST 15-The Court yesterday delivered
its Opinion the motion of T. Watkins Counsel of
Judgment and for trials The objections the ndict
and the motion in overued by the Court
and the defendant ordered TO be brought receive
sentence. The Marshall accordingly, proceeded to the jail
and after returned into Court with DR. Watkins
dy when the following pronounced by Judge
Cranch.
In the indictment for $50 doars Fined $3.50 and be mprs
oned for three calendar months from this 4th day of
1922 inclusive.
IN the 800 dollar Fined $500 and be imprisoned for three
calendar months following the termination of his i'm
prisonment under the sentence of tile preceding
In the 1900 dollar Fined So 600 and be imprisoned
for three calendar months following the termination of
his Imprisonment under the the preceding
case for $780,
The prisoner then re-conducted jail and the
adjourned sine de- after most laborous of
than three months duration. Nat. Intel
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NJ PRINTERS AND PObLlSHERS.-The subscriber
M having added the manufacture of movable tyne hs
Stereotype establishment, respectfully solcits share of the
patronage of the Printers of Pennsyana and the adjacent
states
Having practical knowledge of printing; and Also having
been longer practically the business of Sereoyp
ing than other person in the United Sate he hopes 10
be able from such experience to give satisfaction those
who may favor him with their orders From intimate &C.
quantance, for number of years. neary eighth with the
business ofype founding he hopes be able produce type
equal any offered to the printers of the United States
His prices, though low, will of be the 9TH
in the business. Nor will he attempt violate truth
insult sense, by pretending any increased ia
clles in the manufacturer; (for there other ac
tes present in this city, than there twelve years ago;
when type from 40 TO so per cent higher than pres
en have the " materials used in making printing types
been greatly reduced, bear any proportion the
reduction the prices of type But the reduction has bee
and induced by competition, and oyerbearng disposition
of those founders who have grown rich the here
tofore enormous profit on type
All sizes of type, plain aud ornamental, 1r book and job
printing, from fourteen lines Plea, TO Nonpare constantly
hand such quantity, 10 supply any order at short notice.
In the choice of bookeer pains have been taken TO select
such faces, generally approved for symmetry, neane
and durability
He also keeps a complete printers warehouse 1.-THE only
in this city, and furnish complete printing office,
al very short notice.
The following his PRICES, at credit of six months,
for approved notes. accepances; discount Of five per
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DELAWARE RE GTsTER.
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1928.
Prices at Brandywine, yesterday.

Sup Flour, new S5,25; old 5,oO MIddlings, 2,25
500: Wheat, white, per so lbs. 1903: red, per do.
100: Corn, per 81 lbs. 49,: Corn Meal per hid.
100 1925; do. per Dbl. 900: Rye per 60 lbs.
80 cts.
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many Of its members having emgraied the United States
FL judged providenia to appoint regular Msson
have accordingly respected brethren and faith
fol minister's the Rev Wilam Summesdes and the Rev Tho
mas Morris, who have abored with and trust that
they will be made useful in the gospel of common Lord
and will meet with that kindness and respect among that
you under similar circumstances would expect from us
-~sSs~-
Il NoreI Objecfon-Rchard Rudd Esq. who is cand-
date for Congress from that district of Kentucky which
braces LOUISVILLE thus objected TO in of the Louisville
papers
'If had other objection Mr. Rudd, the lack of
taste manifested in the life he has led would induce to vote
against him. hale man, of five and forty and not yet
ied! Can he oh0se appeals haze proved unsuccessful
10Th the better part Of creation be nell qualified to plead
the cause of his constituents in the national Legislature
We think not Besides, bachelors of instead of be-
ing elected to Congress- ought TO be taxed for the benefit of
those who obey the sacred injunction, to multiply and epen
h the EARTH They drones strangers the flow
of creation who neither toll yield honey The ladies
WILL think, with the opinion that such gentle
men cannot be we'll qualified represent the people Of Ken
lucky who are not royerba for their gaany and vuous
devotion to the fair
The two American sailors, belonging to the Amer
lean frgate Java, who arrested by the Spanish
authorities at Mahon for having been concerned in the
affair at that place, in which French lieutenant was
killed. have been tried and one of them sentenced to
the gaies for year, and the other for fifteen years
Wiltesbarre, penn Gug. I4-The trial of Henry Keck
for the murder ofhs father June last commenced We'd
nesday the 5th and occupied about days. when the
brought in verdict of Guilty of Murder the First De-
and the awful sentence Of death up
on him.
Philadelphia, Aug. 20.-The Rev. DIR Meade,
elected Assistant Bishop of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church in Virginia, consecrated yesterday
morning, in st James's Church.
On the 4th of July, the Americans in Paris, to the
number of eighty celebrated the anniversary of indie
pendence. DIR Kirkland, late President Of Harvard
College, presided, assisted by Gen. Lafayette, Col.
McKae of Virginia, and Mr. Barnett
The following 4h of July toast we find among
list given at ladies' celebration in New York State
-" Dandies, of every description, from the puppy
down to the baboon-May they continue to love them
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Marshal the Prince of Hohenlohe, who died latey
at Paris, was not the worker of the miracles Some
of the American editors have confounded HIM WIZ"
the clerical Prince.--Nat. GAG.
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From the Philadelphia Post.


-Four delegates from the Primitive Methodist Connection of
England and commonly called Ranters lately arrived at New
York. Namely, William Knowles, Ruth Watkins, Thomas
Morris, and William Summersdes The former remain
IN New York, and the two latter in this city The
following copy Of their address the people of the Uni
ted States:
The Primitive Methodist Connerio7,
To the Inhabitants of Philadelphia, and of the United States
of America, in general, send greeting
FRIENDS AND BRETHREN-The Lord having in his
Providence, raised the Primitive Methodist Connexon in
old England and made an instrument his hands, of turn
ing thousands and of thousands and
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N0TICE.-A meeting of the Levy Court and Court q,
appeals of Newcastle County will be held in the Cong
House in the town ofNewcase Monday the sst day FAM
gust nst 10 receive the report of the Commissioners apnond
to divide the County into School Districts
7. STOCKTON, Clerk of the Peae.
Newcastle August 10, 1929. 4s-N
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~ oTICE-Al persons forbid receiving Note of hand
ofone hundred dollars drawn in favor of HUGH SMITH
drover (snce deceased) by T0S. GRAY living in BRANDY
wine hundred state of Delaware The above note was given
for cattle the said SMITH, in the month of NAV or un
1929 WILLIAM GRAY, Attorneu n,
Aug 1sth 1929. 43-3t Thomas Grav
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Philadelphia, Aug. 1--we regret to learn that a
slip of considerable extent took place at the Deer
Cut of the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal, OF
Thursday or Friday last.-Anora.
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The prices Of ornamental and fancy type have been ed
ced IN greater proportion.
Old type received in exchange, at cents per h.
Book of Specimens will shortly be published
STEREOTYPING will be done al the lowest prices the
best manner as heretofore j. HOWE,
Corner of Crown and llowhlll-streets
Philadelphia. - ..
August 15 4S-S