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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
NNRIlST SALE

fgNRtST SALE.-By virtue n decd of ,u,s, exs.,,.
- 10y James Underwood the subscribers on the l,d ja, "a,
Scpehr 1879 and daily recorded Ia a.. clerks olc. of Han
over county, for purposes herein mentioned we ., creecJ
I'D SELL az public nucion oI ready the hge lSer
ga wednesday, the twenty eighth 1ay present port
SanuaIy al Hanover house. tina, t-ng cont d,v o
iact oI land, m sad cOnuty, lying Aliens Creek aud
Jomns W. NoOdSnn's, and Others also the oc, inc slave
:z DoVy, Woslingtm James Isaac Arnistead pelv sni
Leity or - much Of tie above mentioned properly a. ; 49,
sucicnl 10 satisfy said decd, aud other expenses st,nndng The
same he title TO the aoyf Properly believed indisu,5b
ou' uc suscrcr acting trustees, ~ convey oniy ,,ci
title as - vested IN them JOHN TYLER ' '-'
jan cite JOiI% Pl,IDDY Iuis,rrs.
4 nhEt:N Hill SEMINARY WiI br o. -T-I Ior Il :.
" ensuing year the i5' Of lonuar, and closed on tL,
'5'h OF December VACATION Of month VIII To-. g,v i;
ue nn'ef Il- subscriber stH keen an asss
aii ne coure OF Instruction VIII embrace tie atm anJ
rlssh ligua cs, the Elements Of Geometry, Ceo,lo,v v,iI
ue ise ut the Maps and Globe aud I'll minor
educauut Tuition Of a.i scholars Sl5 English scholar, =
sodns $50, Strict will he eyeu 10 na
D', 49,, =, JOHN HALES.
EDRtSCE ON HOKTiC CETUR E.--1 .rW co0ie1 ri
dec 81 lac .viNc,rO,,
IA AZ committed, runaway the JAIL OF R1cEbTIToc
W CA the ioi day OF sept past mulatto low who s,S
his Is NICHOLAS Wtus and dat Inc Is a.. In ~
bound ulil he * OF age ir WAoghby of the cp;v OF
NELSON Said boy about 10 or II age about feel
or nv inches high OF r, rpmpcxiOn his cotne 20 i,d
uo he cannot c dc crihe he has marks that can ol,
serve The ow- r, If ANY, cIue apply GIr him or he
will bc dealt with asreeably to law.
CORNELIUS DORSiAN. Jaior
IcNhls,nn knckbri2e c"'m'y, Nov. 4ii, 1925 8l-Imc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

MEAL.--Thc subscriber has ON haid, aud viii be
" constantly supplied with Meal nf superior quality
IN bags Of bus. each intended Tor families and fur
nshed at the lowest market prcc any orders address
ed 10 DIR. Sanl. Pleasants or myself will be attended
TO. WM j. CLARKE.
Dec. 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

Furniture, Venetian Blinds and PiGHoes.
IHNllE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand a gone
raj assortment OF Cabinet Furniture, manufac-
turcd by the most select ourDeymen and of the best
materials WIS sideboards, bureaus secretaries book
cases. ohina-presses, double and single wardrobes
carved and plain screw and patent Joint bedsteads
straight leg and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables low post and canopy top cribs plain and
hgured cio'h sofas curled hair and moss mattresses
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs new pianocs with
an assortment of Venetian blinds of various Sizes
Any article IN tie above line will be made at The
shortest notice the most reduced price, and in tie
most fashionable and workmanike manner
The subscriber special attention to the Undertake
ing shall be given az the shortest notice. and at the
most reduced prices. Tic also keeps for hire a neat
funeral hcarso, with good driver and gentle horses
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite to the Merchants Coffee House,
NOV ~ Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

.Novd by a LAZY Of Virginia.
lust published and for sale by the subscriber for
the exclusive benefit of the distressed family OF
The Authorizes, MORTON, Tale Of the Revolution
Price I dollar. j. III. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
Almanac for 500.

AthtdhoS lOl so.
{ USF published by PETER COTTON, his Virgil
~ MIA and North Carolina Almanac for the wear
1929, continuing, besides the Astronomical Calcula-
lions, Courts, &c. &c. variety of curious useful and
entertaining matters-the Astronomical par; caicu!a
ted 10y Joseph Cave of Orange county VA. AID f5r
sale by the -rocc, dozen single.
In Press and shortly will be published Il New Nh
vel, by Young Lady OF Virginia, entitled Donald
Ad2ir" two volumes
no It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
Patent Balances.

TIlE Subscriber, Agent
Il for the Manufacturer
in boston, offers for sale.
Patent Balances and Scale
Beams, oi'yarious sizes; and
VIII furnish TO order, Money
and Apothccarics' Scales &;
Weights, of all sizas; Plat
form Balances and common
Beams, for weighing hay
kind.
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I, MEIEN HILI, NI.MINNIIl I'M h. o,----I -

eDEtSCE ON HOKTiC CCYURE.-A .rV co1e1 o,
a this valuable treatise fof sale by :"
dec 81 JAS WINSTON
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49, JOR pRrNglN'i evccpte' a. 80 WIS, oHcc
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EFER \ NtE.
Rogers and Harrison.
Jno. and Nm. GjiiiaR,
Scoit, brine & Co.
Ihos. Adkins,
JIM. iSiewdrt,
Kerr, CaSkic g. Ga.
Gray and Panh'cN
Geo. l.. Sampson,
n. PoifiCOiUs and CO.
j. Mari q Son,
Williams s. CringdU,
j. ". JIin|rpc.
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SUBSCRIPTION

FOR IMPORTING GRIPPE FINE ROOTS FYeOM
ERy4y|Cr, at "A moderate price and tcn,,agiaS the
introduction Of that Culture H ne limited States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

Opposite TO the Merchants Coffee Ito
NOV ~ Main Stree
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

MFR. ALPHONSE LOUBAT Ina.
1tk wing considerably ENLARGED his VINE
YARD, on LoSG-IsLAxp, where lic now has.
IN full cultivation, 1hirfy.fre Heres oj
Ground, containing 72,O00 Grape Vine
Roots, having also tire peculiar advantage
of being enabled Ia procure the best Species
ofRoois from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and Nurseries, i'll the Districts of Bo,-
LLcL.is Ll....c ....l 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
TIER 1SSORT.NE.N'T or
CHOICE FRUIT TREES.

IAMES WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

Lpci'c and Si<cr,
Daniel Uarwick,
JHo. Jones,
I'm. BarrcU,
Chs. Ellis.
"A. ". .NoHi1g,
n. G. Bropdcy,
I'm. Kerr,
H'ffchison & Kerr,
H. l.. Nights san,
Sdmi. S. Saunders,
nov l5-wtfc
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-01

Mrs Royals Case-The following letter from Washing
ton Correspondent will be found very amusing We do not
know the legal nature of to witness in the Dis
ct: but it will be that the Executive refused to obev
one This than might have been expected What
IS the use Of being President of the Emitted States if one
to be compelled to respect the laws like the people
A hgo for the LAVISH There little ehivalry too in re-
fung to appear in behalf of lady, her particular re-
quest W r. Cam ad,
Washington, July 23.--For want of something more
worthy of your sprghy and various columns send Won
account of trial which has excited some interest and
occasoned some qualification among the of the udo
rous do not refer TO the trial of Or Watkins Though tha.
has become trag-comedy, which one scarce knows
whether most to laugh cy) but that the edoubtable
Mrs Anne Royal As you have been the presence and
possibly been admitted TO kiss hands, not describe 10
you that truly royal parsonage Her brazen 'front.' twnno
eyes, and Bngsgate voice. all present dare saw o
your fancy She has long been putting trial the public for
hearance in Washington which has been TO her civ of re-
nge Driven from Alexandra by the threat of being car,ed
and dumped down. beyond the city bounds and from Rich
mond by the first steps of process for imprisonment she
favored us with her august presence in the metropolis where
by dnt OF brass begging and scbng has contriyed m
get her bread and cheese together with great name Win
unabashed face and ndomabe she has nbed
herself INTO the audience of the Heads of Denar
ment and as is sad into that of the President himself fof
whose friendship she makes loud boast Good easy M
CARROLL who has more houses than tenants and more
than rents, permitted her ntabt 4r2e dssUIa:e three
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-01

Immediately stripped, placed between blankets, on
mattress, and continually rubbed by eight per-
sons over every part in about twenty minutes some
signs of life discovered; the rubbing was con-
tinued, with succession of warm blankets, for an
hour and half, without any other remedy, except
little warm brandy and water, soon as he could be
made to swallow. In two hours he was conveyed
home and on the following morning was entirely re-
covered.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-01
MoRR1srowN. N. j., July %

MoRRIsrowN, N. j., July 90.
Under Saturdays date will be found an account of
the raising a vessel at Baltimore by the power of
Screws 1t may not be amiss to inform the Baltimo-
eans that the SO Screws which have excited their adj
mration, were made at Speedwell, this town, by
our ingenious fcllow-citizen Mr. Stephen Vail. We
do not mention this in Wanting Manner but to show
that New-Jersey has the to furnish any kind of
machinery and native citizens capable and at all times
ready TO manufacture it. We the various process
Of manufacturing these Screws whilst they were max
ng and could not but admire the effects the genius of
man had in controlling the elements to make them sub
yesve to his will for beneficial purposes Two Screws
we're made and completely finished each day at these
works. Jerseyman.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-01

penses of mechanic far less here than in the city
It is possible that two may be far governed
BY senterest to purchase quantity of shoes else
where ifthey could get them two cents per pair
cheaper but they would be the losers in the end for it
is settled principle amongst mechanics to support
those who give them encouragement.
MorriStown Jerseyman.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-01
From the New York Commercial Advertiser, July Is.
IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.

At late hour this morning, heard of the arrival of
vessel from Greenock, bringing papers the 5th of June
containing London advces TO the 3h and Paris of the 10th
To the Editors of the Mercantile Advertiser we are ru,
thankful for their poeness, allowing step into he
Office and extract the principal items of from Gree
mock paper of the l3th We also indebted the same
gentlemen for proofs of other extracts
letter from London June sth says There is the Devil
TO pay in the Cabinet, and very little pay him with in the
Exchequer Important changes in rapid progress and
preparations and the vile machinery which worked and which
carried the Roman Catholic ascendancy BILL will very soon
be exposed to the asoshment of nsued and of an in
dgnant country
is stated that the king has minated his pleasure that
the Duke of Cambridge should be made Commander in Chief
His Grace is about England, where house is
preparing for his residence.
The elevation of the Speaker of the House of Commons
has long since been determined Sir John Beckett is to
succeed to the Speakers chair,
The in relation to the removal of the Lord Chan
ceor continue Lord Lyndhust is said 10 give satisfaction
nobody neither to the bar the utors the ministry
the king Sir Charles Weathera spoken of as his sue
Mr. Brougham still spoken of Master of the
Rolls, should Sir John Leach MIR SuadeD
also spoken of the Equity Judge when the bill Gre
ating that Office shall have passed
1t is also again re-asserted that the Duke of Wellington
abon TO enact the part of his Ambassador abroad and
will for that purpose shortly make Europe and visit
different courts
An had taken place between the FOREIGN Secre
tay and the Turkish merchants when the latter were inform
ed that the British Government would allow the extern
sion of the Russian blockade. The blockade of the OAR
danelles is sanctioned-no more.
Late Intelligence from Constantinope, speaks of connu
ed negotiations for peace by ministers that CAPITAL and
INDUCES hopes of prospect of The Gear is at
tempting to negotiate another loan in London
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-01

We we're yesterday showed pitcher jug, which
holds about half pint II made of wooden slaves, hoop
ed with silver, and glass bottom The slaves taken
from the under which William Penn made his treaty with
The Indians. We expressed surprise, when
told that the Pitcher had been taken TO pieces decide
wager of twenty dollars, and that thousand and sr
stareS counted in it, 1t made by MIR Joshua Ped
lie, and is the property of Mr. Johnson
Philad. Dem. Press.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-01

Cheap AntidOte for poisoning, if instantly admins
tered 1t is nothing than two tea spoonsfull of
made mustard, mixed in warm water 1t acts as an
instantaneous emetic. Making this simple antidote
known may be the means of saving many fellow crea-
ture from an untimely end.
London Mechanics Magazine.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-01


Surgical Operation-The Louisville Focus, TX. } of
the 7th inst describes difficult and interesting ope-
ration in surgery performed in that city by Doctor Ed
ward johnson, formerly of Chesterfield county, Virgil
MIA. The disease an enlargement of the lower
jaw bone, technically denominated an osteo-sarcoma
II occurred in healthy negro, and commenced about
10 years ago from decayed TOOTH the disease of which
had affected the socket in the BONE The enlargement
went on slowly for nine ten years but atterly it
increased faster and began to endanger the life of the
patient by its pressure on the throat After the bony
tumor was taken out it weighed 49, OF. and measured
1911 inches in circumference.
very particular description is given of the opera
ton, which resulted favorably. month had elapsed
and the patient was evidently recovering. The jaw
bone sefwas sawed two, and the carous parts were
taken out, and cap of sheet lead in the natural form
of the chin put to give the parts proper shape
In most cases, the operators have deemed necessary
to tie the carotid artery but in this case was pre-
served Much praise is given to DIR j. for the skill
and judgment he displayed-in the presence of seve-
raj members of the Faculty, and other citizens.
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The Editor of the Salem Courier has invented an
instrument, to which he has given the of /" Cor
Setometer" By this instrument can ascertain how
tight the waist of lady may be drawn without occa-
soning ruinous and irremedlable injury The Editor
of the Courier is of opinion is the duty of every
man, if he the Iades squeezing themselves to death
TO tell them of it," We would go one step further and
draw them out Of the VICE. Boston Conn., Ga.
-~s0s~-
An Interesting Fact-SiIliman's July No. of the
American Journal of Science and the Arts contains
two letters from Mr. Joseph E. Muse, of Cambridge,
Maryland which gives account of the resuscitation
Of valuable Hound, from droaCning, by means of OK
ygen gas The dog was cold, stiff, and to all appear
perfectly dead, when Mr. Muse applied small
stop-cock with long beak, attached to large bad.
der filled with the gas is, the pure part of the
atmospheric airy AS he had thus forced in
TO the lungs copous dose of the gas, the dog made
conclusive and solitary yelp to the full pitch of his
usual and shrl voice in the chase The process was
repeated till the gas, which Mr. NJ happened to have
prepared, was exhausted-the dog was then wrapped
IN blankets, replaced by the fire. friction constant
ly applied, and after great deal of trouble and skill
full management, the hound fully restored to the
use of his physical faculties, in.8 or 10 days.
This case suggests, therefore, problem of i'm !
portant character, viz how far the initiation of the
lungs with oxygen, instead of air. is calcua-
ted to resuscitate drowned persons. May not sui-
oent quantity of the air be preserved in glass bottles
with ground shoppers in institutions which are design
VI for the recovery of the drowned-and thus the ex-
pertinent be fairly tried ?
Resusctation from Death by Dropcning "A lad of
y years of age lately fell into the Canal basin at AL
bany, and after being under the water for sixteen
eighteen minutes, was dragged up with hook, with
out any signs of life. The father would not consent
10 the violent remedy of rolling Mbarre, &c but
carried him with the face downwards to DIR Nelson's
office, who, fortunately being at home, had the body
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24

FEY X. Summer Session OF This Institution will com
IL menre N the 81 Monday Of April next Re
sides receiving instruction in the usual branches of
an English and Classical education. the students
have free access 10 select Library Of about 200
volumes Of Standard works in History. Biography
Poetry, &c. The Academy is also furnished with
the necessary apparatus for the practical study Of
Trieonometry and Surveying.
The government Of this institution is mild and
patcrnal The rod is dispensed with, except in ex
IRENE cases and for the correctnn ofoifences APP
pal Is made to the consciences aud moral principles
Of the Offenders without which appeal corporea
chastisement only hardens and hrutalizes the mind
4,iareh l6, 1929. aa-'sc.
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Notice..

THE STOCKHOLDERS in the Bank Of Wilmington
and Brandywine, are hereby n"t'hei ahu iequ ~,
held n sad Bank on before the goth day OF March
next, ensuing at their Banking use IN mnston, n
conformity u Act Of the General Assemng passed ~
Dover on the Both day Of January, A. D. 49,
tie said stockholders to supply tue tcency IN the Capt
III s,nct ~ said Institution. Bo order Of lie Board
j. T.. NoLLAo TON, Cashier.
F.b 10 1929 e6-t2ohh March.
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Notice.

yayiE Trustees of the Episcopal Congregation OF
H. Wilmington, are DESTROYS TO receive proposals
for the Mason work, and Carpenters work, oil a
Church, to be built of stone. Information on .ae
subject will be given on application to l,r. JUN
RRISCKIE. Chairman Of the Board of Trustees.
Wilmington. Feb. 9, 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-24
"a NoCM FACTORY
s..E .l.s:ll'a

SITUATE in the Village Of Pequea, Salisbury
~ township Lancaster county, l5 miles from Ph-
adrphia. AID three from the Philadelphia and
lancaster Turnpike. This establishment consists
Of stone story building % BY Geleet square &
Dye house adjoining % feet square. The ma
chlnery are one dnahe and two single carding ma
chimes. Picker, Bys, Jennys, stanley's Shearlng
Machine, Looms Dye-kot,es, Blue vat, Pulling
Stuik. Sc 81. with good water power
For further partlcalars application may he made
the premises to
March g. 1920
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Election.

a Annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
IA Bank Of Wilmington and Brandywnc will be
held 1T James pnmly's Inn, on Monday the 9Th day
Of Auri next, between the hours Of and O'Clock
y. NJ for the purpose Of electlng nine Directors,
for the ensuing year. BY order OF the Board.
j. P. WOLLASTON, Cash'r.
W;,nnrtan March 9 1929.
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Wilm'n. Jan. 27

kfI ~. ttlt gnN1apa H.,
- n :, n3 - - c5i :, -. o ~ : -
49, " ~ 80 60 = " - - ~
ing ai'ea>es, W. r, , $50, H., !
~, v,h;' sai,;nor Inye,e..ta Itcar. ;per III nIi
.a, hs, phannns,c 4iac,;,'ns ~ IL h..I a,l ~
io ,il,' IrIcera ~ NJ II NIX III rIraa, il
.e se.'f So, III Fars svnh, MA III d;seases NO. ~,
mo- from ~ IMPROPER use u Mercny
" o,enera drnurntIvt or cleanser Of the blood mis-
d'ne nas.essps nyalnabe n,p4fs and M, proved i
rs L,l, beneacial II snrinq nd autumn aiteratye
Iso wlan gwen 10 CHILDREN after vaccination.
The n1mer,uls Testimonies ribljshcd in il favour
A., brbly respeciab'. s.,tcss shaving its suprror
eanr pnwer "a at Of Peuacea And other remedies are
,tytc,en, IL establish its merits BEYOND parallel
srha Etiovnr recnmmeudato l notice /, from regular
y,.e ~ III University 81 yrania and sudden,
- I'M. ate DR. b. Barton Professor If Nateria Medical
N,mral I.,nrv And l,tany n he University of Penn
,l,anI.
r;ed;c9{ Recommendations Notice.
Having recommended We hae o' =. A'oFlShtS ooiu'n'
Mbn syrup ~ my pl2Vae lf" c Ut heaFy W. years
AND htVhH wints-ed - aec'iEa ,edcN' ~ wv! caae
Mtch had previous! tesslet tle l ';''eue' ne" WIZ
that baNc Fte'..ipIti e N."F ~" = y =
ceral1h OF me mouth anu htH' 'Uloilt's uaeaeVS'
Rheumatic aiecuoh q 'ne 'ieaH i'e' cp.i''a'' Wy"
nc Rheunatlsm scau he@' bs'afBes IRON 'He ears
alreaNes Pretans "'"oNF I,is"s1' rsou'"'s - ~
a'ee ~" :" ~. ~ t ~ -, H..
synh'ia ihe length OF tune m"Y "t ue diseases nave
been cuef' cohPnces ne lucy ars permanent a"i may
WIN p'npr'eE pe Sa"l ~! - "I""s 'i'd"S'es isAh
among the first remedies Of tie pie'ent DAY
'ofi .: iei WV :"
4 inc tooWlnH c'r'liSa.e - Ing is''V ~ 'lt
superior eficacy O 'ne om'"ph ofiu,, @Ner 'hat :"
Panscea and Ca'hollcohs ahoKh 'h2se Mtdcsnes We't
""ea 70 arg e~e, S 80 3D. ',,o ~
p'osfess.s ,e 'yr', aa'e III, , as. ~ ~, ~
) o,hy r.Tt,,rrne3 J. ~erfac, cure
1 Observation-Disclosures,
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,>fntreGs "a

a LII, Persons iht4hted to tde Estate OF CHARLES
~ TARRA. deceased, by note or book account are
requested to come forward and discharge the same;
ana those having claims against SAID estate, VIII
please present them legally att"stad for settlement.
JOHN i. ROBINSON, Admir-.
Wilmington. March 8, 1929 95-st
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= &tson Wanted.

q Y WaeH tle cash WI be paid,)
In the veiaty of Wilmington, Newcastle. or
Dover, cont uing from 30 10 100 more or
less, with good budin.- and good water, on a high
and healthy situation, not far from the Delaware, Or
,omc other nayigahie water. Apply to the suhscri.
Der at Mr.. kedly's tavern. +. MARY.
Wilmington, Feb. -, 1899. S9--4t.
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Eeay-Heool1 Host.

a small Day-Book belonging to the l.state o. o.
Dr. John Johnson is missing. Any person VINO viii
eliyer il to the subscriber shall be generously ie'
yarded H. POI. = IN.
Wllm'n Jan 81