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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

BALDWIN, IVES g. Co.
HAVE received by the Richmond Packet and
Il Il other late arrivals,
Ladies' extra fine three HreqdcR white cotton
hose, with double heels and feet
Fine thread cdgings, handsome patterns
Super blue habit cloths for ladies' riding dresses
and gcn;emcns summer wear
Straw bands new aud beautiful
Jaconctt and null muslins
cases handsome prints
? do London soaps
do Tartan plids
do blue camblels
bale green buscs
10 do super STIR shcetngs
trusscs Marshall's threads, SC.
All Of which they will sell at low prices.
July 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29


Vl|GtNIA Al Jules n"'drn az the clerks oi tue
superior court Ct chaucrry fur the Richmond district,
the 81 day Of August, 1893 William Sprtins nit
against =. Nicholas Co., Charles Spe1ins * Co and
OuS. Dunlop s. Co, dts
The defcndanisF Nicboa. & Co, aud Chr, spenns &
Go. not having entered tho e SECURITY
accord the act Of assembly uss orths court
ana appearing by sati'factoy evidence, that they
not inhabitants OF tbs county; "a is ordered that the said
defendants do appeal here the FIST the next
nary tern, aud answer the bill nf aiuls; that
COPY Of this order he forthwith inserted newspaper
published IN the city Of Richmond, two
erssvey, aud posted at the front door ofihr capitol, tho
said city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

;pp' s'ns one OF the largest most general and de-
si5aoie stocks OF Spring Goods they have ever offer
cd Tor SALE more particular advertisement win
appear ID a few days. anil %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

VIRGINIA: Atr,lcs, holden the clerk once the
superior court OF chauccy ior the Ficmond district.
the 81 day of june, 1929: Srtah Powell in her own
right as widow of James Powell doc, Eliza NJ, Marihl
g., Aradue & aui Sarah x. j. Powell, nfspt chidrcn
VI said James Powell dec by the said Sarah their gnat
dian. pits against Addison POWELL anur OF James Pow.
ell, dec. I'm Ghoson and George Mason, dts.
The defendant George Mason, not having cuteycd
his appearance and given security according the aet of
assembly n the rules Of this court, ana appearing saus-
acury evidence, that I've ~ inha btaut OF his
country; - ordered. that tee said defendant do apyoar
here on the fret day 81 thc next January term, and
answer tho biz Of the plaiua>s ani chat copy of This
order be forthwith inserted aewspap,s go lised
the city Of Richmond. fnr months spress -eiy ADD
posted ~ the ffout door Ofthc capitol u the said cog.
Al cory. Tcstp. WN. g.. fRNnLErOS, e.
A. IORPHINTINC c.ncn,ed al The VIM nfEcc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
NOTICE

| Il BIG leave TO inform those ,yho 3,
trade 10 M, business, having disposed OF NV s,ok IN
Tor 10 or 10 vsa, sANxAr who has been living = mn ma
,ocn 9aaaJ Is authorized TO amy an.ae,,o, ~ o.
good against Ss ana ~ receipt wall 70
augT WNI u r,r,,,,,v, ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

I'D lids. and % bbls. Porto Rico sugar
NV o do New Orleans sugar
do loaf sugar
do fine old Jamaica ruiu
bbs oil peach brandy
100 bags primo green Lnguira coffee
80 boxes Muscatcl raisons
% boxes Whttcmores cotton g. wool cards
10 tons bar iron, gig, carriage & cart tires
do hoop iron
Coppcras and alum
Receiving and for sale b.
July 2B LEWIS WEBB g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
Richmond DYeing Establishment.

Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Curry Street, rear If tie Virginia and Farmers
BaukS
EOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to- the ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past iavours and
hopes n continuance of the same and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses, have them Ia
ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
to be dyed and finished as well as Mt any establish
ment in the Union. Canton stuff dresses not ne
ccssary AZ he has suitable machines 90 finish them il
sent to him IN the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he sco,lrs
and renos in colour, coats pantooons md vests to-
gctcr with ali kinds Of apparel and requested repairs
them in the ncatcst manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed. and hot or cold pressed; furniture
stufS clesnsed and rc-dyed in the neatest manner.
N. u. Tickets will DC issued ON leaving the goods
with him and requests they will be presented on ap-
pcation or the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

NEW MUslC.-R d. Sanxay, Successor TO w H. Fi,z.
whyl.onn) has jus, Muse for the Piano Gasr
III arp and Flute - "''
aug -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29
FRESH SPRING GOODS.

FtN.EBIING q EDWIN JAMES g. CO. MA
ket Square) have just received
Bef,eeen and 500 packages Of
FRESH DRY GOODS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

o. JoBPRfNJING c.e~mcd at The wing oHc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-29

ST. CROIX sUGAIiS.-jo bhds ST. Croix Sugar, psT,
~ prime, for sale by OTIS DUNLOP . az
aug si-3t ~ w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
BATTLE OF BOsWOETH FIELD

Ir'al the Last Of sie Piantagenes tey published
The Last of the Piamtagcncts" purDorts
u DC q manuscript left by the son of Rich
ard, Duke of Gloucester, who was only ac-
knowledgcd by his father the evening before
the battle, IN a country inn, where it was
found and laid before the public, by two
En9lish students Of Cambridge University.
lie thus describes The battle:
The image of the king, my father. as |
had seen INN ON the past night, when he
owned nc for his son, pale and melancholy
n his usage, and deckcd with few of his
fegallties, was full deeply craven upon my
mind; but now beheld him in Il rich ar.
INCUR Of proof, and as mine eyes anxously
followed the royal banner and King Rich
ards person wherever they appeared upon
the pam, fondly deemed, when the sun
glanced upon his FURNISHED helmet, and
Golden cosonal, that twas the glorious light
"a victory to Piantagcnet. His entire har-
ness was d steel with gilded ornaments.
wrought By the choicest armourers of Mo
dcna, and made in the richest fashion C;r
which his reign was so famous; while his
habit vas go complete sheathing to his
body, that he stood Us it were an iron man.
saving that he wore his velvet tabard, the
royal ensgns Of which were also purified
upon :ae caparisons Of his charger. He
welded long and powerful two. handed
sword having red pomeI, but he had dyed
the blade thereof with a more sanrGine
stain, in the blood Of his foes, seeing that
like the scythe it swept away all before it!
"9ut to treat of the battle in order as be.
cometh one thafsaw it and lost therein lis
best and nearest friend, shall begin by no.
ting that the morning came ON with a hea-
~ mist, which passed not away until nigh
len OF the clock, when the armies ioned
battle; through the yapour of which, when
they were first drawn out, tie ore over.
shot the other. Iowbcit, soon after four in
the morning, what time the sun should have
risen, King Richard led forth all his men
sut of his camp 90 the plain Of Rcdmoor:
ordering out ,Dth horse and foot to n mar.
vcllous length, to The intent that they should
j,uprint upon the hearts Of them that looked
ofir off, deadly fear in the forefront he
placed the archers, like a strong trench or
fortified buiWark, over whom tho noble
JOHN Howard, Duke Of Suffolk, was captain,
with his brave son Thomas, Earl Of Surrey;
after which long yaUnt-guard, followed King
Richard himself, with "A full gallant com
pagy drawn no III perfect square; of choice
ord approved mon 0f war, having horscmen
wiib -.c.rs Toy wings ou b0i1 sides of his
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

ANA encounter liis royal foe IN mortal fray!
but that his coward fears prevailcd-and he
moved not
FOR some space of time, however, the earl
wlthStood him and kept him at the swords
point; but full soon perceived that it was
not IN equal combat, that the noble Richard
was c''her to triumph or to die; for 10 sum up
me treachery of 'those of his own house
hoid' .ot which the holy prophet well speak
eth, SIR VIM. Stanley brought up his power
OF iuii 5000 men TO the aid of Harry Tudor
i1owoeit, some ten years after his disloyalty
mad It's reward; since he was behcaded by
command Of the very one whose life he had
however saved, and whom, in truth, he had
advanced unto thronc.* These rccreant
slaves now gathered round Richard, and he
was herccly assailed Oh every side; bu;
though Sir VIM. Catesby, who saw Stanley
revolt, brought the king another horse, and
Dcsoaght him TO retire, which, from pressure
OF numbers, he might have done with honor,
Yet with an angry look, he called for fresh
weapon, and sworc b, him that shaped sea
and land, that he would that day die king
OF England, and not fly while life should
abide IN his breast. So continued he in fight,
til all the friends who had followed him had
either fallen or fled.
In the hottest fight, then, while gazing
Wildly around me, beheld my martial sire
still waging the unequal strife The blood
was streaming from his wounds, his strength
seemed already passed away, and his bat
I tered casquc and crown had fallen from his
head,-when u blow from u pondcreus iron
battlc-aNe struck him from his horse. now
sprang forward TO his side, seized helmet
lying near, filed il with water from that most
honorcd well of the which have elsewhere
spoken, and of which | had before seen
INN drnk,-and bare i: unto him to wash
his wounds and quencb the heat of his death
thirst. He hastily took it and drank thereof
and then piously looking upwards and de-
voutly crossing himself, fell backwards with
the wounded and the slain; yet as he did so.
mcthought his dying eyes rested on me with
PHP ana alarm ut ny presence, in d place
ana hour OF so great hazard.
From that moment | saw and heard no
more, being first suddenly stricken down by
spent shaft, and afterwards overborne by
the crowd of soldiers which rushed upon
the dying Richard, as it hath since been
told me, TO seize upon the coronet which he
wore around his helmet. For hc was the
only English sovereign since the Norman
entered this land, who fell upon the battle
held; and the second who fought with the
crown upon his head, as did King Henry V.
at Agincourt.
Sir William Stanley vas beheaded on February
10 I1'p' on the charge OF secretly aiding Perkin
Warbeck the fictitious Duke of York; the nrncip,I
evidence against him being his having said. ..Worr
sure he was the son OF Edward the Fourth | would
mover draw my sword against him"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
fIon iIe 1T ~ Ithe 7th vol of the ~ folA Mrros
PASS o. HELENTLEss WORLD

F-AH> " NAsisENILtsSS WOKED
'"if4 ssoado cd hoiLuaGo o. Jtgo=a."
Pass ca, Ielenilass world,
With ait Thy empty pIgoantry aud noise,
Pcnn n. aud plume. and banncr-sLect uniired--
envy not iay ioys:
fur tlonghts that pierce thc brain.
O. that dark brow arc registered III guilt
sad thy poor heart Is wrung with many pain
smile, nan.ac Ne thou VIII.
Thuu OF the eagle eye,
IL tho rel chariot of conquest drawn,
Cus5'd by the widows and tho orphans sirll--
Pass IN thy triumph on;
Yet know, III this high dav
OF eXaltatuu and of victory,
Thee be- who signing marx thy proud array
Hero they pity thee.
Thou Of the noble bora,
Murcd or crowned, wko careless look ST on me,
Pass on--liniy forgive ;hat glance of scorn,
But never envy thee:
For thongh the gdcd robe
Wraps thee IN hues as bright evenings sky,
And thy proud sccprc awes the out-spread globe,
Death snail not pass thee by.
Farcst and fraiesi flower,
beauty! That loycst III thy heavenly BIRTH,
It3ling all spirits with namecss power,
Pass on high queen OF earth:
} IT NJ no lar OF day
Shall fade ihn glory Of that scraph form,
And on the richness gifts honord clay
Shall feed the darli'ing worm.
And thou, whose iron door
", w as never opened to the sufferers cry
whose path TO wealth was o'erthe iriendlcss poor,
Untouched by misery sigh
With all thy millions speed.
{'cat'ieSS and naughty, in thy course along
J'st'ce hath yet in 81 orc the righteous need
" thy unblushng wrong.
Thou too tina, hops, to send
my name throughout the futures tarthcst years,
Reckiess OF influence and example, and
Tie hydra, conscience rcars--
Pass on-ulheit the gloom
oi dim oblivion shall o'erslalow thee
I. sfssl h..
Thy memory shall be.
Traitor to friendships trust,
who tlwing smiled through fortunes sunny day
Hit when thy friend was stricken to the dust,
i'urncd from his away
Pass on, disionoured one,
itiy d;ePning shame, thy baseness GO with thee
j mere are dark spots upon the glorious sun
Cou.j earth thea, be more free:
And thou whose every though,
rendered the ruin of creations pride,
oman, for whom The high III heart have fought
For whom Tue good have died
WIo when her love was won
4''det spurn 1t for the wanton and the wius--
lass OIL may not speak thy MADISON,
For vengeance Is not iniac.
But veto WHOM remain
= '!Sui!ed Lonor and unsw erv!H- tri!t'i.
am T,eehness' charity with her br.gn; train
Virtues Immortal youth
Whose love for human kind,
Like the pure heavens, IS bouudcsS and ss-cue-
W hosc aims are Ike the ever restless Wind
Ref 'sh!ng yet unseen;
And ye---o'er whom the call
0f wealth, rank, fame and glory has 10 swav.
Faithful, and just, and kind, III hut OF hal
On, pass not thus away!
For sure il is unmeet
That We, who form hie's beauty AM IL worth.
SlIGgiIng Its bitter cup with Ilanv d sweet
Should ever pass from earth! ARION.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

SIR William Stanley beheaded on February
10 l4y1' on the charge OF secretly aiding Perkin
" arOeck the fictitious Duke of York; the principal
evidence against him being his having said, Were
sure he was the son or Edward the Fourth I Womb
mover draw my sword against him."
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
FALL GOODS.

ETsIlE subscribers return their thshka TO
u their friends and the public IN general,
for their past tavors, and hope by strict atten-
ton TO business, TO merit = continuance OF their
custom. They have nav On hand large and
handsome assortment Of foods suited 70 the
present and approaching season, which they win
dispose Of, Wholesale or Retail, on the most
reasonable terms. Their assortment CONSISTS
in part, Of the following description OF goods
viz:
superfne blue, black, and olive Cloths
Fine and low priced do do do do
Oxford and steel mixed Cloths.
Blue, black and drab Cassimeren,
blue, MKT and dark Satinetts.
Blue, Olive and Drab flushingss
White Red, yellow and Green Blannels,
Baises and Blankets.
Linseys, plain and cross.hagred.
Waterloo Shawls, plain and bordefed.
Long and square Merino and Thibet ShaWls'
Nankeen and Canton Grapes and shawls.
English Merino aud chntz do
Senshsws, Levantine, Italian nAntua. Blue
black, Florence and Grodenap Silks.
Tartan Plaids, blue Camblctsi figured anc
plain bonibazetts and bomhazeensi
Together with their usual assortment OF CAN
Goes, Cambria MIslins, Null and Swiss mullins
Domestic muslins, Plaids, Bed Tickings, Cord
and velvets, Gloves, Cotton aud Worsted hoSie
ry, &C. &c. ss
All ofwhich they invite their friends to cal
aud examine for themBelge'
Him. RoEAMut CO.
No. o., Market.street
Nov. S, 1928. 8--3mo.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
NEW ARK ACADEMY.

FINDER the new organization OF this in
" stitution, which is to 60 into effect on
the 18Th of October next, the following rules
form the most material features in the new ar
rangement, and require publicity.
There be two teachers employed in conduct
Jog this institution, TO one Of whom shall be as
tgncd the department oflangnages, and to the
Uthcr the mathematical department, and when
the number of students in either department
shall exceed thirty, the teacher thereof shall be
allowed an assistant. The reacher Of languages
shall instruct the youth placed under his care in
the Latin and Greek languages, in Grecian and
Roman Antiquities, in Ancient Geography and
Ancient History, and such other branches Of
science as he may find il convenient to teach.
lie shall be the Rector of the Academy.
The ,eacher Of the mathematical department
shall, in addition TO the various branches OF
mathematical science, teach modern history and
geography, with the use Of the globes and maps,
English grammar and composition.
The tuition money is to oe paid in advance to
an assistant treasurer, by every student AT the
commencement Of each session, or within so days
from that time, or after his admission. There arc
to be two sessions in ayear-the summer and
winter sessions--and the tuition money to be
paid by each student is, for the summer session,
S8--for the winter session, St2. Besides these,
there arc regulations for directing the studies,
exercises, times Of relaxation, and examination
as well as governing their department. 81 which
the teachers are required to carry into execu'
ton.
The Rev. A. *. RUSSELL, who had charge Of
the institution for the last seventeen years, and is
celebrated for his knowledge of the Latin and
Greek languages, and for other branches Of sci
ence attached to the classical department, as also
for his skill in teaching them, is continued as the
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

UheeisvrightbIg and Plough making.---An-
thony M'Reynolds, in French above Broad
streets.
I06aceOnist.--Johu Barr, No, 1si. market
street
Scott & Robinson, Morocco Manufacturers
near the corner Of Walnut and Third sts.
Baser.--Miller Dunott, los Shipley St.
haehtne Cards--lssac PIERCE, Maker; at
the 5. w corner Of Market and High-sts.
Surveyor Of Land, and coNDeyancer--Lea
Pusey, No. 1872, Mavket-street.
Plough Making and WheeiwrtghtiHg.
Z Abraham Alderdise. cornerof Market and
Watef-st. ''a'-r'
Iron and Coal Merehans--Thoma as Garrett,
Jr, 80, Shiply-st.
James e.. Allen Teacher No. los, Orange-st.
above the Hay Scales.
Thomas C. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, Tin
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner Of
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, corner Of
shipley and broad streets.
Iron Fotsndry---Mahlon Belts, corner OF
Orange and Kent-sts.
nUeyancer-Benjamin Ferris, at the cor
ner of West and Third streets.
Patent Hay and Grain RakeS. and fafenf
Gram Cradies.--Joshua Johnson & son,
makers, Pike-Creek Mills.
Lfvefy Sta6ie--Kept by Huson Swayne, in
Shipley st. above Queen.
China, Glass and Queenswdre ssore.-Oa
vid Smyth, 68 market st.
Druggist e Chemist.-Joseph Bringhurss
IS market st.
Drnggisf--Peter Alrichs, 81, market st.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
swAINr,s PANACEA.


40 he editor Of he aneriedn Daily Adteytissr
sir,--Enclosed you have letter. deposition,
and certificate entitled to the highest consider
alton. Ifsuch detail as is here sworn to by the
unhappy sufferer herself and certified be true,
as of their own knowledge, by two most res
pectable Physicians, and by the Magistrate before
whom the deposition was made, then do ] aver
that those who resist such evidence would not
believe even though the miraculous cure should
be performed under their own eyes. This case
has made deep and lasting impression on the
neighborhood where Mrs. Apologize lives, and
do not At all doubt but it will leave an impress-
ion little less durable wherever it shall be read.
ASK, and am asked by others, with such won,
derful cures sustained by the most unimpeacha.
bic testimony, why is not Swaim's Panacea pre-.
scribed by more Of our regular physicians' They
know well the cases in which il would surely be
efFicacious lift were not for the high respec,
have for the Medical Profession, would moi
hesitate to impute their conduct to Jealousy o.
enuy or to some equally unamiable quality.
ask from the public for the following statement
deposition and certificate, candid and impariia
hearing. ask no more, because know n,
more are necessary to carry conviction TO the
mind Of the most prejudiced.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
WINTER MILLINERY.
u. & I. sTxUHArH,

No. l., East High.street, opposite Mr.. John u.
Smiths Hotel,
Respectfully inform their friends and the public,
that they have Just laid in general assortment Of
WINTER MILLINERY,
and are ready to execute orders for Ladies' Hats
and Bonnets in the best and most fashionable
manner.
Their assortment Of Ribbons consist Of a varie.
~ Of colours and qualities, suitable for gay and
plain hats and bonnets.
SILKS, plain and figured.
vELVETS, of different colours.
Straw, Cottage and Gimp Bonnets, together
with general assortment Trimmings. SC.
Dec. IL. =. H.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
FASHIONABLE
Boot Shoe and Trunk Stores.
JAMES ME'NEA.E,

NOS 90, AND 10, MARKET STREET,
RETURNS his sincere thanks for the patron
age afforded to the late firm Of Y, PheaI g Son,
aud in assuming the business individually, would
inform bis friends and the public, that he intends
deypt,ng his attention more particularly to Gus.
tom work. file latters himself that from his
knowledge anil experience in the business, he
will be able to give general satisfaction.
The Ladies' and Gentlsmen Of Wilmington
and its vicinity, are informed that the work will
be conducted under his immediate inspection,
by choice workmen, Of the best materials, and
according to the latest flahiona. i.f
=. sc bas,e p t.r,ls ord intende keeping large
and complete assortment Of Ladies' Black and
Fancy Colored Lasting Boots and Shoes; @oroc-
co do, Calf Cordayan, and Seal Skin do; Mems
Pine Boots, Shoes aud Pumps; Coarse Water
Proof Boots, Monroes, and Shoes. Also, gem
eral assortment Of Leather and Hair TRUNKS.
N. b. shoemakers would find It advantageous
to supply themselves with stuffs and trimmings
from his extensive assortment.
JAMES M'NEAL.
Wilmington, May i6, 1923. So
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
NOTICE,
NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against the es
tate Of the Rev JOHN BURTON, late Of ST.
Georges Hundred, dec, as also against the es
tate Of JOHN BURTON, (the younger) of the
same place, deceased, are requested 70 make
them known to the subscriber, properly attested
for settlement. And those indebted to eithei
Of the above estates, will make payment with
out further notice, TO
RICHARD MANSFIELD, Admins
tratOr Of The Rev. John Burton, and of John Bur
ton, -the younger, deceased.
Middleiown, Del. oct, %, 1883. 7--4t.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
DRY GOODS.

The Subscriber having turned his attention to
the Dry Cords business, offers for sale an excel
lent assortment of FALL GOODS; such as su-
perfne blue, black, dtab and mixed Cloths and
Cassimeres. satinets, cambets, tartan plaids,
twilled and plain bcmbazets, green and vel.
low Flannels, Nankeens and Canton Grapes,
Irish linens, oulcoes, cambNcs, jaconet and Swiss
Mnslins, Vesiings ofeyety description, worsted,
cotton and silk Hosiery; aisoa very general u.s.
sortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS. Intending
to sell cheap, he wishes his friends and the pub.
lie generally to give lin u call a, Ne. IS, Mar.
ket street. JOHN McCLUNG.
Nov. 81. IL
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
TO FISHERMEN.
Patent GiIInet Irvine

SAMUEL ASHAEAD & Co. No. 81. Wal
nut street, aifew doors above Second-st., Phila.
delphia, have just received fresh supply of
Patent Gilling Irvine,
. and 3 threaded, Of superior quality. Fisher.
men would do well to give US call before they
purchase elsewhere.
October 2, 1923. 3--3mop.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-12
DRY. GOODS.

SAMUEL BUZHx will continue Sc
tho same Store, No. so nArketstreet, next door
below the Lafayette Hotel where he has and in
tends keeping a general assortment Of Dry
Goods, suited to the present and approaching
seasons, and very respectfully asks the contin-
nAnce dfthat favor which was so kindly extend.
ed to The firm with which be has been connect.
ed,