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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-24
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handsomely executed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-24
r1TTHN

The proprietor OF the Catholcon has ecently reccv.
ed letters abroad stating that the old bottles ,cch
contained he Cah0Hco, arc some instances filled
ninth spurious mixtures, and sold as genuine.
To secure the public against eounterfets the Catho
Icon has smalabel covering the cork ofeach bottle,
beautifully executed by the geonefric lathe with the
words GENUINE. WV. POTTER, 'engra ved thereon;
and as the cork cannot be drawn without nurng this
label the medicine will be to be genuine, when
il is not torn or otherwise deiacsd.
Purchasers must 6e,core Of imposition.
The above Invaluable medicine may be constantly
had Of
Edward Stab\er s. Son.
AP07HEC.aRLES and DRUGGISTS, .aLEX'A.
decll law
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-24
Consumpti0ns, Coughs, sc.

I'D INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure OF colds, coughs, con
symptoms, splitting OF blood,
,,thmas, and all disorders of
he breast and lungs. The
Vegetable Indian Specific has
stood the test of experience,
and proved itself the mostys.
Iuable remedy ever discover
ed for the cure of Asthma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-24
From DOC7OR " GIBSON,

n. CHAPMAN, NJ. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-24

Apothecaries Druggists, alexandria, d. c.
Jan 17-1aw6m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-16
NV hole No. 1929.


~ HhffNOcN ofSGhFsD-AGAfNt
The following 10 On extract from le,,.,
written by he Father Of the young gen, nsn
Hho had swesringen arrested in New or,esns-
70 me- Trend 10 this place. dated
Pins6mgh, 27aA .nerc6, 1899.
you nave no doubt beard through ,he
Newspapers, an account ct the srres, az sws.-
Rtsoxs who tbs believed, lnhumsnly murdes.
ed ms wife J ne was arrested 1t the instans,
my son JohH y. Ramsee, at New orl~ans
As am Iniu' med BY my neighbour Mr. Leach.
Who has lust returned on board . Steam ko.r
TO THIS place, AID who was present during m.
Transaction of Swesringen's srpreheps;on.
John h. was IA he store OF Mr.. yIoo
when swearingen came in, and although h.,
hsd disguised himself much. he knew him. and
sep OUT and made known to his acausip.
.ahc.s that ne had discovered murderer
Mr.. lsseh and othets advised him strrnuous,v
triodee complaint 70 the Mayor. which r.
cid--the officers were immediately procured.
. person watched Tvs moyemen, IN liz. ,,..r
une, and discovered him going On board :
Hat boat loaded with corn. whore he en,.r~s
on the top OF the root ADD had . hole mai.
down amongst the corr, and where he was Sc
GREETED aud ay1ed With loaded Rife. Patel
and Dirk.
The officers came on him be fore he was =.
ware 81 u. however, he drew bis dirk, the
chefh, WIN COCK ~ Fistut az his breast ansl
another person With DIX threatened him lin
death II he resisted, and be gave hm.~lf up
be was then secured By tying, though he made
two Intellectual attempts 10 bresk off he Gait
ed himself Thomas Martin, from Iiorkins,,lle.
Kentucky snd had his ssdd, bags 90 m.fka
John called smother witntss who knew him :.
During his essoinaton, he discovered John
IN the crowd, and ask q q man, ~ ir,py AZ The
time, 4 that young man was not Ramsey. &.
was tcld he WAS he then ackno~ lodged ~.
name to be sweafineeD, but said he vas uoe
the one alluded 10. Now The Governor OF A.
ryisod may demand him NJ any ,.ue he please.
he Is ss'ei, committed TO the jail of Orleans,
You Will please make any use Of this iniorma.
lion you think proper--ss II .nsy be ys lied on.
- JOHN RAMSEY.
Fiotu. The Editors OF ths N. York
Journal Of Commerce have been favor
ed by commercial friend, With tabls
OF the prices Of Flour in the Philadel-
ph,a market Tor period If forty four
years, which says the Journal, will be !
curiosity, as we'll as a useful document
to every dealer u the article Wesuh.
ion the AVERAGE for each year
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-16

MI. Cioy - On the arrival Of the
late Secretary OF Stale, al Wheeling,
IN his progress 10 his residence in
Kentucky, on Monday, the 3lst uIt.
ne was escorted into town by a nan.
Der OF his fellow citizens. Do Tues.
day, dinner was given 10 him by
the Mechanics and Manufactures OF
Wheeling. at the Globe Tavern, which
vas attended BY upwards of ore han
drsd citizens. Col M w. Chapline
presided, and Messrs. Wm Harkins,
George CGriihers, M Nelson and
George DUTY, acted as Vice. Prcsi.
dents. The utmost harmony charac.
terized this cornwall meeting.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-16

Aggregate average OF ~ years, S7,7e.
The circumstances which have pro.
ducsd the principal fluctuations, are
given us as follows, by the gentle man
who has SO carefully preserved the re-
cords, "Fsom 1874, 10 go, scarcity in
France and England; from SO to Isso.
export to England; 1904 and s, search
~ IN Spain; 1908 and 9, lsug embargo;
1909, 10 aud II, Peninsula war; 1914,
rs and Ia war with England: 1915
and IT. scarcity in England. Te this
we may add the cause Of an advance
during the latter part Of 1898. viz: scar
city in Europe, particularly 10 England,
The state OF the currency in 1914 and
rs Of course had nm effect on the pri-
ces Of those years. II deserves 10 bs
considered also. that the quantity Of cir.
culaiing medium and the value Of ali
sorts Of merchandise have fuctuated.
We bave calculated the average price
OF each year, and the aggregate average
ofths whole time. The highest yearly
average was that Of 1896, Wig: sie,5o;
the lowest thai of 1926 viz: Sass.
The lowest price in March 1921. Wig.
Si5. La one instance the price re- main.
ed without any change for eleven
menths, but in very many others il has
huctuated two dollars or two dollars aud
FIFTY cents within few days.
Charlottesville, IA lpra 4-The
University Of Virgiuis, the exercises
in which, the public are aware, have
been fer some time suspended, in con.
sequence Of the epidemic fever which
has lately prevailed there, was again
opened on Wednesday last, the 1t
instant The number Of students in
attendance, on that day, was, we on
derstsnd, between fifty and sixty
The disease has entirely disappeared,
and the measures adopted 10 guard a
gainst its occurrence, there IS every
reason to expect. will be sffectuaI, aud
THAI the clcud which, for short time,
slightly obscured the prospects Of this
deeply interesting and Important insli
tulion, viii be efieetualIy dispersed.
" Allocate.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-16
NEW YnRK ArRIL 6

Reported Assas sination of Bolsuar.
We learn from Captain Clark, of the
brig Gen. Paez, who arrived here i'm
nineteen days from Curacao that a
report was in circulation there, which
was generally credited, that Bolivar
had been Observation-Disclosures his troops
amounting 10 aboui 5000 men had fed;
and that all communication between
Valencia and the other parts of the
country had been cut off.
An intelligent fersigner has said OF
parties in the United States, s'ihey aim
at the extermiDatien OF each other" /.
may be So but the very best way OF
effectnally ovsrthrowipg public and
private enmities is, by perssvering in a
consistent and just policy, TO change
them into Friendships Let ii no. Be
said the idea is romantic, and not suii
ed to The sffsirs of the political world
The plan may be slow ia its opera.
t'cns, but il is. nevertheless, certain
the bread threwn upon the waters vii
be gathered after many days.
Georgia Constitutionalist.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-16
PUBLIsHEB. WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
~wo DOLLARS Pen AMNund

PATABLk IN ADVANCE;
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
ArrLR The rEAR EXPIRES.
IPNo paper discontinued until all arrears
yes are paid up, except at the discretion OF
The Editor.
.. Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
One Dollar per square for the three first iaser
tons, saG twenty-five cents per square for esci
s15sequent Insertion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17
Hardware and Cutlery.

Z AMES NJ. JOHNSTON, at the sign Of the Coo.
e. en- 4nc, is receiving and offers to the pub
he, general assortment of articles in his line Of br-
siness, comprising all household and kitchen flrni
ture carpenters, cabinet aud coachmakers, black
smith and coopors' tools.
Brass and Wire Tenders, of oil qualities and sizes,
ordered from the makers in New York and Bali
more, and received in ten days.
N. Castings of every description, saw pots
ovens, spiders, skillets, cct at cts. per h.
oct I3-eots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17
TO BE coSTINuED.7

Departed this life, on Tuesday the 10th inst Mr.
RICHARD P. GREEN, at the residence of Mrs Ain
icndrlchs Hanover, in The 36th year Of his age
formerly OF Hanover but resident of this city fer
the last 5Vears
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

The House resolved itsclfinto q CcvT.''oa rFtao
u.fTole, Mr. PQ,e1I1 n tn Ct-1;s
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06

EE DOTS, SHOES & TRUNKS.-JAmEs M'NEAI, CRATE
HS ul for past favos, informs his friends and the public
generally, that he has hard large and complete assert
ment of LADIES' & GENTLEMENS BOOTS g. SHOES
ALso-MIssEs', BOYS & cHILDREN's do. of all kinds Of
Leather, Morocco, Lasting, &c. which will be sold the
oll LOWING nrces for Cash. VIZ:
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06

- inform their friends and the public that they have COM
menced the Spindle making business the South end
DIVINE Bridge, Wilmington; where they will make S,retcbe
Mule Billy Jenny Spndles; equal if superior to anv
mported-as the best Steel will be selected and no mains
spared to make them work well, they solicit share of p
ronage.
Spndles repaired in the best manner Warned according
to order with Iron, Brass, Composition, Wood and Leather
Also Brass Castings in general Steps and BoIsters finish
ed to suit the Spndles. Turning of any description.
o. Orders from distance promptly attended to-
May, 1929. s0-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06

~ EM0VAL.-CHARLEs G. DENNY respectfully informs
A his friends and the public generally that he has
rnOued his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from No. H.
Mo- %, West Front street. between Shpey and Orange
merit door TO George Smnonss Grocery Store where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather.
Wilmington April A. 1929 23-6m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06

door George Sinmonss Grocery Store where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather.
Wilmington April a, 1929. 23-6m
g. TATEMENT-of the Road Accounts of Braadvsyine
- Hundred Newcastle County, for the year 1925
Amount of tax laid for the support Of Roads and
Bridges on dolarage, gil, 272, at cts. to the
800 $455 So
Balance of tax for the year 1927 per Statement 3O7 67
$7es sOA
Errors allowed on dollarage 25,4Os. ~ 70
Commissions on nett sum at 8 per cent IS AZ 4s IS
Nett amount of tax, $7I5 III
Orders paid By George ForUOod, Collector for aoOr, &c.
under the following Ouerseers, By their direction
1928, Josiah F. Clement, for printing Statement of
Road Account for 1927, one order Sc 90
Samuel Harker for printing Statement of do for do
order, 6 90
Thomas Vandever one order as Clerk from 1918, un-
til 1925 81 90
James Smith one order overseer IA 274
James A. B. Smith one do under James Smith 2 20
Elihu Talley, Jr. one do do 6 25
Joseph d. Talley one do do A 40
James Wilson one do delivered so
Amor Chandler do under James Smith 3 80
Jacob Smith one do do 3 40
James button do do and Jehu 'Talley 10 90
Henry Taylor do do 65
James Stewart one do do 65
William Johnson do do 8 95
Jacob Hays do do AGA
Jehu Talley, Jr. do do and Jehu Talley 2 81
John McKeever one do do and do 2 SO
Adam Grub one order 0verseer Ii 625
Isaac Grub, SENIOR order under Adam Grub ga
John Handy do do Jehu Taey and Adam Talley
Hugh Robinson do do and do is
Owen Zebley one do do and do 65
Jehu Fowood one do do Adam Taley Amor Talley 374
Valentine Forwood one do do do and do 8 40
William Handy of John one do do and do 8 O21
Isaac Cloud one do do Jehu Taley and do 6 O5
William Handy one do do and do us
William Philips do do and do A GIL
Charles Forwood one do do Adam Talley and Amor
Taley S 224
Joseph PIERCE do do and Jehu Taley 10 So
William c. Grub one do do O5
Jonas Philips order under Adam Grub and Amor
Taley 6 10
Charles Robinson one do and Jehu Taliey 2 475
Richard Handy mason, do do 40
Zachariah Rozei one do do 2 rs
James M'Cullam do do 90
Amor Taey order Overseer Is 95
Joseph Pierce, (Weaver) one order under Amor Tai
ley 90 So
Joseph Bird one do do and Henry Lodge 4 gu
George Davis do do and do 8 021
Robert Forwood one do do do and Adam TaeY z As
James Sebey do do and Adam Taey 371
Lewis S. Talley do do 1 10
Bayard Talley one do do 10
Benjamin Day one do do 1 65
William Cleden one do 7 e21
Jacob Sharpley one do do O21
Sarah Talley do do S2d
John Forwood one do do and Adam Talley 80
Robert Forwood, Jr one do do and do 2 20
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06

CE.-The subscriber, having very large quantity Of
ICE, will undertake to furnish families Throughout the
season. at the rate of fifty per week, for peck eac
mornng-or for half peck, thirty-one cents.
HENRY S. ALRICHS
May 81, 1929. 3O-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-06

YENO PARENTS-JosEPH NORMAN respectfully informs
IN the Ladies of Wilmington, that he still continues the
manufacturing of LADIES' Misses and Chdrens and
Shoes, of the latest patternunder his immediate in
spectonso that all his talents shall be employed render
his customers satisfaction both in article and price, His
establishment the of French and Third Streets
Wilmington, May, 1929. 28-6m
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-17
[PUDLIc, No. 1871

[PUDLIc, No. 49,
AN ACT making appropriations for building lighthouses
and beacons and placing buoys, and for improving har'
bors and directing surveys. p-,.--.
BE it enacted By the Senate and House spr;senapes
of the United States Of qaerca in Congress aseoe lhs
the following appropriations be. and the same are hereby
made and directed be paid out OF any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated to enable the Sec
houses erecting beacons and placing buoys, ON the
following sites and shoals, to wit
State of Maine Five thousand dollars tor light hose
on the eligible site on an island called Mount oeSef
Rock; u,.,,.d =
not of land near the mouth of Sheepscot rver or some
place in the vicinity thereof and x.
Two thousand dollars for tower and bell at "h'te-
head point. , c.,o ,,r,rod
State of New Hampshire Ten thousand i've nuhcrs s
dollars in addition TO appropriations heretofore maze o
building light house on ledge OF rocks caieo 'he
Whales Back near the harbor Of Portsmouth
Three hundred dollars, for placing two buoys one Oh
kits rock and one rock in peper=s cove in FORTS
mouth barber.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-17
IN KENT COUNTY.

From Dist Dec 1892, to 9th Dec. 1923.
Name. or B.,oiers. amount If Stool
! Barrat r. Conner SluoU
9 Bell s. Frazer 1921
2 Henry & John Meredith $50
n nn,'n w S G",1ahan IS
,y,l;.r, rrnm,;nsnn 500
& f,cnh NJ NH 5000
Thnm.s ,IiEn 1900
Solomon Dormond o .vV
James Lord ~VOV
10 Edmund Numbers c poo
IL Duhamel & Lambdin 'ooo
% ,y;,,;,rn poler $50
- Ionatha, Carrow 500
* Co;,s 2, poss 5000
16 James c. Moore (Fred,) s2o
II James C. Moore DERRY L.; . too
10 Evan Morgan Nv
10 Eli Coascott aoO
90 James legg too
81 Mason & Robert BaIy iooo
% Coombe s Fogwen lo oo
Oh Toh Towpsend $500
25 Jonathan Lowber !oo
% Thomas wainwright ~
81 j. Stradley & r. Ililford 1zoo
% Nathaniel Lu.f , ooo
90 Thomas B. Harrington iooo
80 James Lord George ID .4 to0
| 81 Jonathan & Hum jenkins eU u
| 80 Ayres Stockey e0O
| 80 Thomas Green zoo
| 81 Ann Purdcn e oO0
| s. Benjamin Wadhams o oooo
! Sc Peter L. Caussey ., Son S ,O
81 John Wallace Souo
! So Paris T. Carlisle Afoo
so Robert Catn 80 20
| 40 William C. Williams o o
| Al Caleb Wolcott , ooV
40 Rynear Williams 1 1ooo
| 43 John Reed (torest) tVUO
a. John Reed (Dovcr) 4 sooo
As James P. Morris 2ooO O
As Charles KINNEY ~, ,OUo
AZ Ann T. Greer Ivy
48 Benjamin Potter s Son Sd Ivy
40 Backiston & Lockwood oVuO
| SO William Bostick roy
| 81 Reuben Turner tuUV
50 p. & E. Spruanee 21oo
| So John Cummins o oo
54 ]. Boone jr. & Brown oV ,UO
SIS George S. Fleming ,noo
Sc John MClary A a
81 Thomas John Recs 4 oVo
So Isaac Short 100
i SO Jacob Graham ANU
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-17
ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION.

ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION.
AWilmington Bridge Company, will be held at the
House of ROBERT EAKIN, on Tuesday the 18th day
of next Month between the hours of and o'clock
p. Nj. at winch time there will be an Election for
3 Directors, in place of whose times expires, and
also, for one in place of John FERRIS, decd.
JOHN TORBERT Trea.
Wilmington, March IL, 1920. 94-t7a.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-17
Wilmington BriAge Company

SEALED Proposals will be received until Satur-
- day the 28th inst for supplying the Bridge with
Oil, for one year, and with the prices per gallon, for
each kind; to wit: summer and winter strained
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-17
Fresh Garden Seeds
FOR SALE, BY
WHITMAN NC CAVNXAEX

Brandywine Mills, who has Northern Seeds put
mp by the SHAKERS Of Massachusetts-as also those
put up by persons in the neighborhood. 1hey may
be relied on as good.
Brandywine Mills. March II, 1899. 94----4t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-17
TUESDAY, .zZ0rch IL, 1929

SO Elizabeth Ashburnhsm 500
99 Simon Kolock 300
100 John Ginn 500
lO1 John CHM & Co. 1900
l02 James McDermott $50
103 William Townsend 1000
1O4 William Townsend 800
los Augustine Ii. Pennington 1000
LOG Samuel Wolaston 800
l07 Patrick Higgins $50
108 Jane Alderdce 1900
100 Lambert ID Rowland 500
no Samuel (;afIord 800
Ill William Beeson 500
ll2 Frederick Hyard 225
lib A. II. Pennington Craylors b 600
ia Miller punot 100
lis A. w Wood s. Co. 5000
1l6 James CuIbert 200
SLY Simon SweetmaD, lr. So
l1S John Stapler 200
119 Carr & Flannery 1000
100 Thomas b. Harper $50
121 Levi b. Finley 100
122 George Thompson 100
1923 A. q. Thompson & Co. 400
124 George Wnsow 1OO0
1875 Josph Bailey & Co. 1000
1876 Mary Bingham $500
1877 Mary McLear 1000
1913 John Patterson 5000
129 Eli Mendenhall 5000
$50 Margaret Nichols 1000
13l Joseph Mendenhail g Co. 1000
132 Joseph Mendenha 4 Co. l5O
1873 John McCiung $500
134 Samuel Woolston 50oO
l35 A. & Ii. Wilson ooo
1856 Moses Morrison ll50
137 Chalkley Somers 5000
1873 VIM. Richards &c Co. 5000
139 William p, Richards aoo
140 James Brown oOO
14l John Wright oOo
142 John Warner I0O0
las John Mcl.ear ooOo
144 VIM. b. Tomlinson aooo
las John Warner ioo0
LAC William, Japvier SUOO
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-17

In SUSSEX CUUNlY.
Licenses all dated 31st. May 1928.
,ron,es nf y1e,o;ers. amount of Stock
George Phillips p!ooo
G Jesse Green lOOo
9 Ceorre T,,;t 600
a Isaiah Long & Co. ouo
S Isaiah Long & Co. o0O
Cyrus e. Windsor SUI
Mildly & Ponder ZOO
8 He'll Jones 3, Rrown 300
9 Bell, Jones & Brown loo
10 Rsdon & w amer Moore 200
il. Caleb Ross ooo
10 Jeaac w Comes 500
13 Luther Moore foo
ID Heane & Moore 4Oo
Is William Sirman 400
If Lynch & Tasting lVoo
II Benjamin Fooks oUo
IS John w. Huntingdon 4oo
10 ,;ideon Wsples 1900
90 no. M 500
81 samuelR. Paynter & Co. 2ooo
% John u Marshall 2oo
% Cornelius Coulter 3ou
"a William S. Hall aoo
OK Jos;,h Connon 800
% James Martin Wv
q Henry Davis & Co. Auoo
% A. IIaines for b. Il. Howell GUY
80 William Poweu $4,000
81 Thomas IIearn ooo
80 Perry & Isaac W. Moore 5 1oo
SO Benton Harris ooo
"a Joshua Johnson 4oo
IS Hill & Moray ooo
So Barrat s. Hazard ISoo
90 90 =. -, -. w's"' o5o
SO Green 3. Adams 600
do William Nichols 500
d. william, & Michael Stewart 1000
a Iobn windsor 300
Al Perry Prettvman loo
70 Caep nodhey So0
40 John Rouney 3oo
AZ John Starr 2oo
40 Harris x Iurnweh 900
AZ John Bennett o 1o0
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-17
Rx AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE Sec
oND SESSION OF THE TWENTIETH CONGRESS-.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-17
Office of the Secretary Of State, I
NovER. 9th March, 1899.

list showing the and amount OF stock OF the re-
trs Of forein goods wares and merchandise, within the
State of Delaware who have, conformaby to the Prov
sons of the Assembly in such case made obtained
paid for licenses to sell by RETAIL the sad goous, wares
and mercandze ;-prcpared from the returns made INTO
this Office the Clerks of the Peace OF the Couhues
spectively, to wit - ,,o,->ry
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-17
$1,000

Published in obedience to an act of the General Assem-
,lv of the State of Delaware, entitled An act laying du
les on licenses to retailers of foreign goods wares and
merchandise" .. NJ HAhitlNHiO
Secretary of State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
NEW AND sEAsoNABLE GOODS,

ID NELSON has just received and offers for sale
~. at unusually low prices, extensive stock of
S1JPLE and F.1.NCY DRY GOODS.
Embracing large and general variety, suited 10 the
'resent and sppruaching season, aEG Consisting in
,art of
Blue. b!acl, and fancy colored cloths & cassmeres
Oxford and ste mkt DO 90
Do do sht.inciis
I:mc and brown do
N"lrnCia and swansduvn yestD0
Rose, duiHe and point blankets
tfTeen booking and floor cloth haizrs
Fine and supcrfine white Eannels
Rcd green. yellow aud black 90
Back and blue black Italian lnstring
India ss-ln and satin Icyaalinc
Back and hlnc.black Gro dc Nap
f2h'y e0oiTed do slsaarte!
10 do Gro Gc Intios
Hack senrhews and sarsitetts
sisrno and Cet l1nore long ehawls
DO do handkerchicis
Thiaet, Prusxian aud Cashmere sqaa.c do
Thihet and worstcd barcgo hdki5
Itarcge. gauze and Gro de Zap do
Mcrino cloths ard circassians, al eviou-,
7-s ant IL I.sh liners
s. = and 81 Do shcc,irys
Long lawns and linen caIahr:ca
J.jnen cumbl!c hdkis
81 ard ~ ) dninask
EusSia, brls-cyc and 9-l dlaue-s
Biack SanAin and Carton Grapes
P!ud Norwich 10
Black and white ] allan Grapes
Black and c6lourcd paluyreues
Plain black had c"l5urcd Dombaze,,s
Figured do ia md ra,,inet,s
Black EUgli<; bonljszinos
Tartan ami Crc,lssian plails and caruh'ers
bIuci:, olive and drab bang-up cords
Pisln book, n!u! and Swiss fat+rss
Figured 10 DO Go
~ aud Cd cotton cambrcs
l'la.n and checked ihcviicts
Plaid and fancy Lontou PRINTS
Cotton. wCrsted and silk hosiery
SILK and wofs'cd braids, assorted
Gloves of every variety
Splialiieia and bandailma hdh :
Imitation bHndanna and Madras dn
Figured satin and Gro-de Nap bonnet ri,bnns
Gauzc, cap, DO do
Common, fac and srpr line b,ii do
Black and cUlcured guard 10
large supply of brown, blcacbed and plaid do
neslce apron and furniture checks, bod iick,nys
British ozna5urgs, and coarse waoileus fa- negro
claiming. And constantly OH hand,
Cotton oznaburgs from tie Richmond FuglIry.