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HfLORiDA Waterloo ". Bs,niro has iist r..
ccved farther supply % Jlofsda Water - much adu
red for is delicate perfume. ilv IL
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"a RUGS and MEDICINES, both Patent and Oficinai
~ IN which are included most of the recently discovered
French Chemical preparations, together with The principal
part of the valuable medicines use of the first
quality and upon reasonable TERMS may be had the
of the subscriber No. 1876, Market street.
JOSHUA HARLAN.
For sale as above, DR.. RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS
This is of the ecacou compounds in the Natera
Medical for the of that class of nyeterate Diseases,
produced by impure state of the blood and viaed hab
of body and usually exhibiting themselves in the forms of
Scrofuta, Salt Rhea, LeprOsy, st. Anhonys Fire. Fever
Sores, (even when the bones aeced Wite S,cengs
Foul and Obstinate Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes, Scdld
Head in children, Sc@ry and Scorbuc Govt Pinped or
Carbuncted Faces and fostering Eruptions.
Several of Pimped Carbunced aces and
other Of eruption extending the whole body, of
many months standing in this neghborhood, have
trey cured by the above drops.
NJ Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded and
family medicines put up at the shortest notice.
Wilmington, August s.
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The Editor of the Androscoggin Free Press, says
that the other day he saw seven iveox teams, each
containing fifteen females, all of whom were going
blue berry-ing!
Island of Bermuda-This island, is, by an act of the
British Parliament about to become place of great strength
and resort Naval Depot and Arsenal for the British
forces which tme be employed the American
West India station Upwards of eighteen hundred men
at the last accounts employed upon its fortcations
which, said, when completed, will be mounted with 500
pieces of This will require large garrison and
constitute no bad market for American produce.
Legal distinction. French jury have decided,
at the assizes held for the department of Cher that
to rob fellow-traveller in stage coach is not a
highway robbery stage coach being ga rolling
house,
The Boston Bulletin states, that the young gentle
of the Bar wink and smirk pretty nnaidens ar
rested suspicion of theft. The old gentlemen do
it with There is great difficulty of convictng a
pretty woman for any crime The lawyers are so ell.
oquent-he district attorney lenient---the recorder
so complimentary and the jury so pliable.
". Y. Courier.
On the 10th of May the Peruvian frieate Preuba
accidentally took fire in the harbor of Guayaqu and
was destroyed with most of the crew By the explo-
sion of the magazine, several vessels lying near were
injured, and some of their crews killed.
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GoAcH MAKING-The subscriber, thankful to his

GNOACH MAKING-The subscriber, thankful to his
" friends and the public in general, for the very liberal
patronage heretofore received, would inform them that
still continues pursue the above business in all its
branches, at his old stand No. 149. MARKETST, Whining
ton Dewhere he makes and repairs all kinds Of Carriages
borns &c. He has on hand and FOR SALE, number
of New Gigs and Dearborns warranted for year-Lke
wise, great variety of second hand gigs and chairs
plete order Also handsome supply of and second
hand HARNESS. all of which will be sold very low for cash.
or good acceptances. EDWARD KENNARD.g
N b. great variety of unfinished work. in of for
wardness-whch can be finished Immediately to order
April IL. Pam
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Trenton, June 18th, 1927.
Mr. VIM. SWAIN,

Mr. VIM SWAIN, Trenton, June 18th, 1927.
Dear Sr-I have just received your letter of the 9Th,
questng respecting the of Pulmonary aec
ons &c. that some time ago mentioned to you. sorry
that not able to comply with your request, keep
regular docket register that refer for the
and symptoms. But far recolect, fully per-
suaded they both very critical uaton:-they
planned of pain in the thorax and difficulty of breathng
they both had distressing cough and free expectoaton of
mucus But they have commenced taking Panacea
they have experienced wonderful change the pain in the
thorax BETTER the cough troublesome and the
pecoraon lessened they still continue the of it, and
have doubt with attention to diet and Dress they will be
restored.
My son. who is afflicted with Epilepsy, say, since
he has commenced with your Panacea, has had single
return of his fits than five weeks and the
of his disease he has before
ten days without having Them And say, your medicine
has done him good than all that he has taken for the
last three years have given him the two bottles that you
me- and should be glad know if the
use of any longer, and if you will obige by sending
another bottle, shall be directed altogether by your opn
ion.
My son, a student of medicine related me this
morning ola black man. who has had the Kings Evil for four
cine, directed by my The black is laborer,
living about five miles from this place.
give you full liberty publish this letter, if you wish it
much of it you thinh proper. And if my can
be of giving Panacea that character which
deserves you may with pleasure, and shall feel
duty recommend 10 the public, safe and valu
able medicine. Yours, most respectfully,
JOHN HOWELL, M. D., &c.
Da- Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JoHNSONS (Sole Agent)
DRUG AND MEDICINAL STORE, No. go, MARKET Street
July, 1929 M
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n OST, about the first of April, brown and white
M pointer DOG having small portion of hair scaded off
the left side, and answering to the of Cao whoever
returns the said dog to Parry Bayard Hotel Wilmington,
gives such information that he may get him again. shall
ceive liberal reward GIBBONS PARRY.
Wilmington, June 26h, 1929. 1876
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FHNo PARENTS-JosEPH NORMAN respectfully informs
m the Ladies of Wilmington, that he still continues the
manufacturing of Ladies'. Misses and Chdrens Boots and
Shoes, of the latest patternsunder his immediate in
spectionso that all his talents shall be employed render
his customers satisfaction, both in article and price, His
establishment at the of French Third Streets
Wilmington, May, 1929. 2S-6m
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'EVAsHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE.

QUESTIONABLE CLOTHING STORE.-JoHN NJ JACK,
& fit No |. West High street. opposite the upper Mar
ket House, offers for sale general assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHES.
N. j. will constantly receive the latest fashions from
New York and Philadelphia which will enable him to attend
particularly work. and having already en-
gagged the best workmen from the celebrated houses
the u States he will warrant every garment give salts
faction.
Sincerely thankful for the past attention of his friends and
he public, he hopes by diligence and care to merit in
of their confidence and support.
N B. Country Merchants supplied at the shortest notice,
md on the most reasonable terms.
Wilmington, Aug. l. 1929 40-3t
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TT OTICE-A persons indebted TO the late firm of Nm.
8 Samuel Poole, will please make immediate payment;
and those having demands against the said firm, will please
present them for settlement. SAMUEL POOLE.
9TH mo. IA, 1929. 5s-4t
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SSWAIM'S PANACEA.-The following letter from Doctor
~ John Howell, of Trenton, NJ j. regularly bred phys
clan of scientific practice will show his opinion of Swams
Panacca and his desire that his may be used
mend it, the testimony which he gives the following
cannot fail to be interesting
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STANTED-A boy from is to ls years of age to learn
" the Shoe-making business. Apply to JACOB NJ
1ARRETS0N, No. 80, Narket-street where may be had
theap for cash. mems fine and Boots Shoes Monroes
md Pumps, according order. Also, Women Misses and
hdrens lasting, vaena, satin prunela and eah
y boots and shoes.
Wilmington, August g. 41-4t
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EPO0TS, SHOES & TRUNKS-JAMEs M'NEAL, CRATE
full for past avors, informs his friends and the public
generally, that he has hand large and complete
ment Of LADIES' & GENTLEMEN,S BOOTS & SHOES,
ALso-MIssEs, BOYS & cHILDREN's do of all kinds of
Leather. Morocco Lasting, &c which will be sold the
j G L. ,Ir-.r,oa Ca.f NasL.
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large assortment of Hair and Leather Trunks, Port
manteaus &c.
N. B. Liberal deductions. and terms easy, to country
merchants and wholesale dealers.
Wilmington, May 16. 30-3m
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CULTURE OF SILK" Practical instructions and di-
" rectons for Silk Worm Nurseries, and for the Culture of
the Mulberry Tree by FELIX PAsCALIs M. d. of New
York, for sale No. los Market street. Price so cents
EpEM0VAL-CHARLEs G. DENNY respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally that he has
mOved his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from No. II,
NO. 49, Vest Front street. between Shpley and Orange,
nert door to George Smonss Grocery Store where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather.
Wilmington, April A, 1929 23-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-07

E4UBLIC ENTERTAI NMENT-The subscribci
u informs his friends and the public generally that in
connection with his mercantle business at Wilmington
tldva1oa, he BIAS taken that old and well known Public
House, recently kept by Mrs Wills, now Mrs Cole
aud hopes 10 obtain portion of the public patronage
The House having undergone various necessary re-
PalI5 il now in complete Ter for the reception Of Ira
velers and as Mrs. Cole will devote herself exclusive
~ to the domestic Of the establishment nothing
can be wanting render the stay of the visitors agree
able The Ban win always be furnished with the most
choice liquors. selected by the subscriber in person. and
ell in Virginia. VIM J. COLI
~ H. Visitors will please recOllect that my Esal1-
iishmcnt Ia white Frame House on te left hand
side OF the main Stage Road leading TO Charlottesville.
Wilmington, June %. I3--y6w
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a, t.eMI pW,ssrI ET''Ik 4. ,l!k,la
From Ia .d'aoyisaa Eirasr.
EARLY YELLOW WHEAT.

f0iUdr county, pa, Jane Sth 1929.
enclose you a few heads of the early yellow wheat
crop; good without any reference the season. which
you know TO he very bad one | think am safe in
saying that it will weigh 81 62 pounds per bushel
measure. Time only can determine what will be the
late OF the latter kinds. The early Mexican nearly
ripe, and will be fully in week. bu, that Is very
tender and only suits dry land well projected from
ter shall seed 10 more OF it. The blue stem gives
good promise OF crop and Is very valuable latter
wheat perhaps the hest have in this part of the state
The Baltimore red ohaff resisted the winter very we'll
but was taken with what they call the go-back' or
in plain English left the land and only 10 be .een in
detached punches. Is the carly yellow wheat known
TO you or cultivated in any part of Maryland: Acct
dent put me in OF few bushels the precs-
inc season, from which 1 obtPued great produce
and now have 100 OF it. Safety from Nv il in
sured by it, for is seeded late and hard for their
use when the hy appears in the spring. The growth
IL good, abuntany for harvesting, and none grow
wheat for the straw. few weeks will bring il TO my
threshing machine when shall be aoie TO determine
its value i'll relation TO all other wheais, nut 4 nov
think that shall seed 200 bushals il IN tho coming
ssason. Should aay Of your oblgins correspondent.
know any dung OF ts kind of wheat they would obiirr
and others By giving, through your paper such in
formation as they have Of is.
Your friend, FAIRFAx.
REMARKABLE Cow CALF.-Mr Jeremiah
Stickney, OF Rowey, has Cow of bay colour, seven
years old, which produced a Cow-Calf this season;
weighing at the time Of It's birth, SO lbs Al the age of
weeks, the calf weighed i95 los, making groytl,
OF 81 lbs. per day I'm addition 10 supplying the calf
the cow now affords quarts (bcer measure) OF milk
oil the richest quality daily The cali being taken from
The COW 20 ascertain the quantity of milk she would
give daily 10 quarts (beer sneasure) were taken from
her The COW ~ large size, remarkably well proper
toned snd handsome The calf is o very fine animal
and resembles the both color aud share The
COW afforded milk up TO tia time Of her csving with
no other Keeping than hay Salem Register.
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no CHE PUBIC

H1A Coach Line JTcm GuydnG0flc ID Stdunton three
times Ioeek.
EVHE Subscribers have establixhed line of Post
a COACHES from Guyando,te 10 S,aunon which,
instead Of rusuing ttoice week only as stated in
ormer notice will, for the greater accommodation of
the traveller and to prevent unavoidable delay on the
road perform the Route three times a week
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from
hence by the Licks and Tie State Turnpike 10 Lewis
burg aud the principal Medicinal Springs 10 wit, The
White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm. &c TO Staunton
u viii leave Guyando,to every Tuesday, Thurs
tag. and Saturday, at o'clock, A. NJ, snd On lie re-
tG'n WI leave saunton every Pednesdoy Friday and
Sunday a; The same hour
AZ Saunton the Line meets the charlottesville Rich
Dond and Fredericksburg Lines, also. running three
timse o week.
The Route from Guyandottc 10 Stanton will be per-
formed 10 Travelling days Che 7h dav, in zach
week, being necessarily resting day) and from
stanton to Richmond or Fredericksburg In DAVIS and
from Richmond 10 the city Of Washing Ton in 26 hours
and from Fredericksburg to the City in hours
There will be no might travelling Throughout, ths
Route.
Persons ascending the Ohio, on their way to the
North, will nd .hi Route very pleasant cheap one
And those who may wish 10 visit the Springs are in
formed. that. exclusive Of the Line they can gems
rally be accommodated, short notice. with good ca
ira Coaches 70 those watering places.
and The Public are assured thai in attention to the
accommodation and comfor Of the passengers so far as
Der drivers afford them, the line shall not be inf
rior 10 any other in the State.
PORTER s. BELDEN
+ Proprietors from Cuyandotte TO the Warm Springs
JOHN WISE,
Proprie from the " arm Springs 10 Sta,,p.on
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EOHNB ROY having removed to Norfolk, has 49,
% iAbLshod himself thero az Commission Mcr-
chant, and viii transact any business confded 10 his
care: The possession Of the conno.ious fire proof
Public Warehouse, situated in the eligible part Of
TIE Borough, enables him 10 offer the planters dee
cendOg the Roanoke, secure and convenient Stor-
age Tor their produce Ills offre s in the house re.
Gently sccupied by Mossrs J. s T.. E Tabb.
June 2. TT
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Emanuel Thurston, administrator with the Will an.
ncxed OF Thomas ID. Fox, William III. Prosser and others
Pitts.
against
Robert Thurston, sheriff of Gloucester, committee g.
administrator of Thos r. Rootes decd. Ann Rootes
WIDOW ot Thomas X Rootes, Jr. deed. and others.
Deits.
further order, that the of land in the
mentioned called Gouldhill, be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder, after six weeks advertisement of
the time and place OF sale, in newspaper printed
IN the city OF Richmond, upon the following terms-
One third cash, and credit of and two wears for the
balance, payable in equal annual nsamcnts 10 be Sc
cured by bond with good security and deed of trust
on the premises. And upon the petition of Lawrence
BaaiIe and with the of the parties the Court
doth direct The foregoing sale be made by said Bat
aiie who as special commissioner for that purpose IL
hereby directed on making sale 10 deposit the amount of
the cash payment TO tho credit of this suit i'm the Office
oil discount and deposit of the Bank of Virginia at Fred
ercksburg and subject to the future order of e Court
10 make report to this Court Of his proceedings i'm Or
der 10 maj decree Extract Teste,
A. w. MORTON, c. c.
Pursuant TO the foregoing decretal order, the under
terms prescribed, at Remover Courthouse ON be fourth
Wednesday in August, that being Court day. the tract
OF land called Gouldhill in the County of Hanover ON
Pamunkey river, one two miles above Hanover
Town, and distant about eighteen miles from Richmond
ms tract contains about thousand acres Iarra
proportion OF which ia very valuable low grounds IN Is
considered as OF the best tracts ON the river Mr.
Jones who rents the land the present year. will be so
good as to shew it TO any person may wish TO view
IL LAW RATTATy r
July 3. I6,ds
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ENOR SALE.-The Tract of Land ON which / now
d reside, lying both sides of Bush River in the
County of Prince Edward, miles east of the Court
house, and south of Farmvile containing nine hun
dred acres--On il is there is a comfortable dwelling
house, and all houses necessary for Tobacco planta,
don IL is useless to say any thing about the quality of
the land, as suppose those Inclined purchase will be
their own judges. PEYTON RANDOJ Pr
June 5. No.,
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BENIAMIN hi. MAGRTnER.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
A H AViNG located himself at Union Mills Fluvan-
q ma on the main Siege road, leading from Char
oteJgc to Richmond, and having associated himself
in The practice Of Law, IN part with John rmberakc
Jr Esq Of said place, will attend the Superior and In
erior Courts Of Albemarle Louisa and fluvanna and
ihe Superior AID Quarterly Courts of Goochland ANY
communications addressed 70 them conionily or TO him
sell sepneteIy viii be promptly attended 10.
May ~. 4-w2m
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TO Mas. ABIGAIL MAYO, Of Re1lyico County,

TO Mas. ABIGAIL. MAYO, Of Rerrico County,
(abseat from the Con,ios!,c eaith:)
'EVAhE notice that application will be made on our
= behalf TO the county of Henrico ON the first
DAY oil the August term next to appoint five dis
Greet intelligent DISTINGUISHED and impartial freehoders
TO the damages which will result to your lands and
other property from the dam and other works
herewith directed TO be built by act of Assembly
passed the 2sh day of February 1929 entitled can ac
10 amend the several acts concerning tho Richmond
Dock Company"
The President and Directors of the Jane,
July 3. Rirer Company. I6-Im
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L,enafie UosoifoI- 4jIIio ,-,II'I

Lunatic Hospital. WitliamsbIrg.
MI Office Is hereby given that all the cells in this
institution are occupied, and that no more patients
wiz ne received until some of the said cells arc vacant
due nodce OF which will be given. by order OF the
Court oil Directors. l.. HENLEY.
May 20. 45-H
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hrs cylinder. and to the receiving it ia few seconds
printed on both sides, and 1t discharged by the
cylinder. London PAPER
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.SAucEs-Ude, in his System Of Fashionable and
economical Cookery. has tho following piece Of clio
Guence on the inspiring subject of successive ma,
date the art OF making Sauces from the age OF Louis
NV. Under Louis Kill, meat was either roasted or
oolied; every baker had stove, whore the citizen
wei, as the great lord. sen; his be dressed but
by degrees, they began to feel the necessity Of
sauce made according to the principles Of the art.
eNces and restores the appetite, na,ters the palate
pleasing to the SMELL and inebriates all the with
delight We have often heard noble patron. xhc.s
taste on 'he subject is ndisputable, assert that
arc % iood what action - to oratory O,nnis puichr-
;uii,sis lorna ifas est, said ST. Augustine. the
there must be unity in every good saoc- there IL mar
'nony OF taste az well as Of coors asd sounds II it
by one composition, and agreeabiy red by anoth
Ell! Thence Il follows, that more sagacity and taste
are requisite than generally willing to allow
10 appreciate sauce, delicate palate is as necessary
10 these kinds of cooks. a refined to musician
Father Casel wanted only nine scientific eyes to fee
the harmony OF his colos; and skilfi maker
qures only an experienced palate taste the harmony
- the havors OF his ragouts"
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3NT1LLIAM & MARY CoLLEGE-rhe Visitors
w and Governors Of the College Of William AMI
Mary, are notified that thoiT Annual Meeting takes
place On the 4th day Of July next, on which day,
they respectfully invited attend Of their Council
Chamber RIO. McCANDLISH, Rector.
Williamsburg, June ID. 12--t4hJuy
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PORTER s. BELDEN
2 Proprietors from Guyandotte TO the Warm Springs
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor from the arm Springs TO Stauuon.
Guyandotte, June 10. I2-G2m
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re eosg e5tsr Of Ns romance IL eeep as on ass.a
az 70 ue bttodaetioa r as rsasoa says ne wye1 a,ady
mentioned rfgdrdtfq me preceding fragment sfsp Nv
dd aa foNerfs ronte eoup0s0si of prcerrf IS rg,ss
a ~ u r grit 7is-glrs, 10 o5ss' e 2Ssssrg"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-27
40 KENY,

And POSSESSION gipen on the 25M Of aarch neat, the
toAo7cing Properly, to wit
No. I. AFARM on the Kennel road, about i've
miles from Wilmington, containing about one humid
red acres, now in the tenure of the Rev'd. Thomas
Love-
No. Q. A two-story House on Quaker-hill, in
healthy situation, with fine garden, and stable,
lately in the tenure of Mrs. Physlc.
No. 3. A large and convenient two-story House,
on the corner of High and French streets, now N
the tenure of Mrs Barstow this house ls well cal.
culated for two families
Nos. a, 5 aud +, Several Small Houses on an''
near the corner Of Front and West streets.
ALsO.-Fhe Cellar under the Town-hall, which
has lately been occupied as bottng cellar.
A Lot on Hanover street, on which an lce-hous'
has been erected
A Lot at the lower end of Orange street. These
three last mentioned properties belong to the Cor
poration Of the Borough of Wilmington
For terms apply to .nr,,r
Agent, No Al, High street.
Wilmington, Jan. 5, 1929. 70 7