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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
General assembly.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
"WEDNESDAY, ]

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 81.
A communication from the Senate stated they
had passed the bills, !, to establish separate cleo
son at the town Of Newcastle in Botetourt; g pro-
viding against the mischief Of mad dops And tbev
have rejected the bill providing for the furnishing
overseers of the poor with the several laws relating
20 their duties ~
- mr. Bryce from the comuittee Of finance, and mr.
Jn,aneey from that OF claims, made reports 20 the
CONVENTION.
On motion OF mr.. Nelson, the House again took
lp the bill "to organize a convention"
NJ NeLson resumed and completed his argument
n favor az his plan for orgarizno tho convertlor
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70 rsr Eprross or THE yyue.

70 rFE EDrroRs or THE wme
Ientlemen--One of the many important ohiects
20 which the attention ofthe present Legislature has
9een invited, is the Improvement of the navigation of
James river. The Indifference with which this sub
lect has been so long regarded i'm Virginia has been
suddenly changed into lively feeling to it's interest
ana an anxiety for Its success almost unparalleled IA
an evidence ofthis did not delegates from almost ev
cry part OF the State i'm Charlottesville to con-
cert some plan by which the object might be promo
teds They sent memorial TO the Legislature which
am sorry to say, has either been unnotced in CON
sequence OF the interest which has been exc;ted bv
inc great question ofa Convention, or if noticed at
all 1t has only been with indifference aud neglect
Suffer me through the medium ofyour paper, to tell
the members OF the Assembly that there is no subject
10 which TIC eyes of the people turned with more
anxious attention than this. Nay, some think that
an ehlceht system of Internal improvements is the
ohy thing, winch can avert that ruin from Virginia
oy winch sue has been long threatened VIII then
the Legislature so far disregard the feelings and wish
es of the people as to take STEP devise no scheme
oy wmch tnls important object may be promoted
hope not--ior the honour of my country hone not.
rather hopc, that they DO not make any appropri-
atloh To ITS object, they will least give the subject
CANDID ard liberal consideration and that the pre-
sent Legislature OF Virginia may he regarded by fin,
turc generations rs having been chiefly instrumental
IN eectlng the two great objects, of Reform and In
ternai improvements. a COUNTRYMAN.
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~ . bUs1ONl jan. TO.
fFesdenf N Iayrard College. II was Yesterday
ohclay announced TO the Board ofoverseers OF IIar
yard College that the corporation had made choice Of
JOSIAH Quincy President Of that institution The
Overseers will act upon the nomination at their adj
onrucd meeting an Thursday rcXt.-- Carrier
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~ vote on the p1sogc " the bill concerning the KepavI
"1o on "esy "at taken by ayes aud noes as follows
Afts-Messr-. Bank, (Spcaer) Bnylcy Drirruond C;o
nOn, Nelson, Pcrsinge!, Tcrr Booker of Amelia Flls mn
en- CLARKE, Iapp Stngton, Goeein BOYD ward Miller nj
BOT Anderson o BO, Dodddgc Edgingtop Tbornlrr Eye
s kyes OF Camp Chds, Iurncr, Miller Of Cnb FzSerad
pOOHei OF n @agoh City, Moss Fitzhud " Fairfax Wal
nee Sulnan, VIM Of Fuvanra, Castenan Mason Pack
rssaI's' Bryce Blair, Smith Of Grccn GoolaL S.vno,,y
Mullen Brown of Harrison Williams MAYO Ilarve Horg.n
willis, Smrl NJ Kanawha Dunbar (;reeorv M,,Itlsr'
Band; Csndon, Dmgess, Salto Elzcy Poyyelpf louisa
Ambrongh, MCulloch, Sirlilue Wilson, Caporon VssS
Cfag ksnt Cross Fern, ygs Df Nelson Mcgcineon Par
ser OF NORTH, Read, Anderson NJ Not PARROT Fitzlo NJ
ONO Davls Jones Of Pen Dice. Nrbo art GfiIand Miller
o. row "n Of Preston, Rycs Of r. o. )olbeare White If
ROCK, Moore M'MahUI, Cline, Lowell, Cook Ford Ponce
SeO'2e Ie'ns MCoy. lnghrJm, t.ninnes; Keller Noytoo
SEeccg OF wood IayeEe Saunders Sfanger Griffin of
iofh, May, rutherford, Moody.-tJ7
Nor hc'srs Jcter Beasey, Troucr Bocock. Ysneev
Hunter, Parker OF tarolnc Christian of Charles CITY Tyer
OF O. CT. Gan,s, Reidrisn NJ G. Burfoo HIl B1iescSn
way UYshaw NJ Essex, iii', Chiffon Holland Callaway
Snfh ri ou, Bhups Hail Spencer OF Greens Tlar scott
White NJ Han. DYER, Holcman Atkinson of OF W. Coie
hclaffson OF Pollard ok a. q, UpshaW OK g. a. Mason
oldham Pollard ok W.. Leland. Iajl Street M'Farland of
LAM bIt:foA Alexander Of Meek. Goode Scear Boo,b
watts 'o'rrn, Mraugh, Wap'cu, Manning Basye Had
lng, NOoIo.S, Tgin, Adams. Wtchcr. alton, Old I'm,
DuPy, Anderson Of p t., Noodioufa, Ward, Marrae nv,
Ief OF " " ,tuC", EaTne Nhd;h Morrison Carson GOo
HHyn, CHhn Fhior. RUfiu DNsal, B.GV e Warwick, 1
HnHrff'1-F tst.s-. ~.
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No little disAppontment has been expressed A IA
OF che European papers received by the A.
rivals or Thursday. The fact is, public appetite hna
become so keen that which we had vny reason
10 expect could satisfyt We had already learnt the
iai OF varna-the departure Of Ibrahm from the Mo-
rea ana the occupation ofthat country by the French
and 1t was generally supposed we believe before tho
Improbable storyofs battle reached ms by way of Smvr
ma that the Russians had gone into winter quarters
and that no news of important warlike n,ovemsnt,
was to be expected. Wsknew that mo- gre., s,; Ia.
tive Bodies were in session, and had rood reasen 10
suppose that important diplomatic movements would
not be fully developed even If entered ,mon in ,hs
early part OF winter. In the political world tbere,
the lnciplent negotiations for the arrangement M ,h
a'iairs OF Grcece-the proceedings of tn Sn,s.n -,
learning that VarDa had faen--the death of u.rsn
age OF very great influence ov,r the policy of Rss;s
peace between Naples and Tripol FRANCE and Alc,e,.
anu the apparently near termination of Don Miyuei.
aospoism N Portugal-nre matters of ouito as Inuch
Importance as VIC had ygood reason 70 look f,r IN
the history of the month. The prospect t,at tbe Et
eu,'ts oetwcea Turkey and all the powers of Europe
VIZ DC settled before spring. BY negotiation. we do not
take INTO account although seems profnising Rrs
STA ana turkey, 1t is true, are both pushing nm th;
wahiSe measures with much energy and IN, =. -
tehsivca scale as ever, and her the iieet ,,f
nor the army OF France need GO IA 20 ipht II
Iy but such things do not render the aspect of f;
less pacifc.-.Jour Commerce. A"'''
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.Nafhanie S'isbee. Esq, has been reelected 90.
naor OF the u States, by the Legislature of Masss-
onaIes f. dudley has been elected TO FIN th.,
pace OF Mr.. an buren, in the Senate of tho IT 8
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on the 10TH the suboined letter from nm os,,e.h,s
TREND an officer on board the United States sbn
giving highly interesting account of the seTn,a
the buenos Ayrean privaeer in the harbor of =.
tholomews. 'o'i Vi o. bar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-29
TEN DOLLARS REWAPn

RI7oR Negro Woman Sucky that bought neas
Chesterfield County, Virginia: she is about 40 yeats
of age, dark skin, spare made, thin vsage; she has
husband nanled Peter Nelson, blacksmith who now
works with dr. Richard Paylor, of Manchester wir,
have no doubt persuaded her OH and has her now
concea!ed somewhere: she has daughter belonging
to iIr Gcorge Coz, OF Chesterfield County aSd
thing 1t probable, she is III that neighbourhood.
viii give the above reward, and all necessary expen-
COS, If delivered to me, in Richmond, Shockoe Hill
afis may seve as caution against any rsons t-
boring, or employing, said the peril of tie
lay. IRA C()WIES
oct Ss7-2aWdtc
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wealth, spG to ict political insignics,ce Oh. ,pe
poor in proportion to their poverty. TO cohity on
an electoral district, ming ew electors bu, ct
wealth, equal power with another district, cont
ing D'aiay electors, but Title wealth. To civ,
to the few, who are rclya control over the mum,
who poor. So that if Stephen Gard or any other
of the great capitalists OF The North were to bccore
citizen of Virginia, and his wealth could in uny
Of this amendment would be to confer on the coun-
y which, BE should select for his residence three or
ionr times much power, perhaps Us it possessed
before fro BIZ conTINunp.)
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BOARDING-la,iASE,

.N0rfbif, Vjrginia.
KERS. BENZ. W. MOSS Gate Of R'cs:'as.aft''
IV-a informs her friends and the public genera
chat she has taken the large airy brick tenfT~
a9gS %sst of the Es'ha ng o" oar Non
here eho is prepared to aecuoo6ata
9th, RS, in the best manner ''"'e1fers anu
- We to request my friends ac1,raiutsrco. go
travellers generally to give the above estabsbr1er
q call. oct On 80 o y III
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Racing o5 .hc7o Rc7at Court House.
FTSfiE Races over the above Course will commence
Z on Wednesday the 4ti, day of November next,
and continue four DAYS.
list Day-A Sweepstake .or 3 years old, mile heats,
four subscribers and closed
I'd Day-A Swecpstakc for years old, two mile
heats, four subscribers, and closed.
Sd Day-A Sweepstake, four entries, and closet.
4th Duy--Iree for any horse, mare gelding,
carrying weight agrceably to the rules Of the Tree
Hill Course.
The Proprietors FSepared to furnish good sir
bes and litter, dnd To do erary thing in their power
to accommodate those who may attend the races.
oct 81 is BAILEY & CRUNP, Propretors.
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Shoes, Hats, Domestfcs, &c.
JACOB NB. WEAVER,

H AS received his Fall Supply, and offers for eale,.
AE an extensive assortment of GOODS; cdpbri-
sing among them
od5 CASES SITo ES-eansisftns of
Gentierncns ue shoes, boots and brogaiis, Of tll,
oiiefent varieties OF seWed, begged and nailed
ladies morocco and prnella shoes and bootegss
DO. seaskin walking sAocs
Roan's leather pumps, &c.
Misses morocco, pruneIla and seulskin sisola
BOYS and children's DO. Of every variety
len's Common and coarse shoes and brorS6ns
100 CASES HATS onusHug Y
SeHyer roram, wool, &c.
ICS-conS lsiigg Of
brown and bleached sliTtiugs
SHt,Incts, twilled kerseys
Cotton yarn, &c. &c
CARDS-compyiSi0g GJout
~ cases OF the @t,itemore and Eastern tranda
Paper. writing, wrapping, letter aud PRINTING!
Soal leather, shoe thread, shop twIfo
Trunks, varn'sh, &c. &c.
-ot n
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SPLENHID PANORAMA
or
w E5I' SSTRIT

Is '1oao open at the ylf,sscuuE
ENHlS interesting Painting lin oil coiors,) is upbp
=, ,, scale OF nearly 1900 square feet of Canvass
by 100 feet circumference IVest pojo, ;s H. S,'
q the National Military Academy on f,e HnasyI,
NIycr Nev York; 1t commands the most roma MD.
anu beautiful scencry-'Fhe Highlands or mountains
oFtbe River. 'i' eNIiace
e Tue PANORAMA will be- oren during tic dav tiuie
rom q. d. TO P. NJ. aud in the ~yenipg j, Wi
DC Gsplayed IN beautiful Transparency, and Brilliant
~ Illuminated. Doors open at 7 p M
" Tickets may be had at The Bookstores of mn
John H. NASH, Messrs Collins s. Co. NJ fbe f,ari
Tavern, end nt the Museum 800
Pnce 30 ccns,-Childrun talEpricc
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HILg. TO REET.-The Mil known Turner'S, o.,
IA the Corporation Line, running pair Stones for
may he rented 10y early application L, -,vscftes or Ro
Pul,an, near the city OF RchuoEd From the copan,
feins this N, it is thought ,y attention to the canals .h
1sh, rot at any season to boa deficiency ofwater and te
lore d'iaoie 10 ssh as with competency The mliua Inn,
soos 10 il tina, The Mill nav he en,cS
for fon three years HARRir-r'T or 4p1flS NJ
Bowling Green, 9th Oct fa29 God ,,n,.,e
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D OBERT GORDON, on 18th street. near tn.

ED OBERT GORDON, on 18th street, near tns
Ia Eagle Tavern, and lending to Shockoe Wnrp.
house has for sale in pipes hhds. and quarter casks,
ten kinds of Madeira Wine, among which, Ser
cial, Tinta, Aqua de Mel, Bual, and some Of the
finest, that the Island Affords of the kind that usual
ly bearsits name. Also, good Port. and Dry MARSH
Ia Wines; French Brandy Old Rum, and Dutch
Gin; ST Croiz Sugar and Coffee; -Four kinds of Steam
Loaf Sugar, in boxes aid barrels: Five kinds of Teus;
at low prices. for their qualities; Sack ST. ST.. r,.x
iron; Cnnnnghams q 6tderson's Cotton Osnaburqs,
and Sheesings. Mt Factory prices. oct ls-eos{
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GALE OF vALUBLE PROPERTY.-By vi,,,r,
~ oil power vested i'll me by Edward Valentine, shall offer
safe on tie second day OF November tho premises.
all the ieI title and interest Of the said
iavrn, an' the property thereto attached including all die
buildings anti appugnaccs belonging iheIeunto The terrs
viii be fourth of the purchase money hand,
desirable to the purchaser negotiable note, payable either
o the Banks IN Rchmund sixty days will in lieu
Vi the cash payment. The other payments natie
accommodating, and made known II the day.
Should sale not Ire made the day. viii be oeYrd COT
lease at tire ,n,o and place
Charlottesville, Oct. l5.-w2t DANIEL SfIEFFEI.
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TUESDAY, Der. 81.
After prayer b. the Rev. Mr. pan,,rr. - r..
''''.':an 'ras oa.-o3t7 oFdo' c. /! o':.oqI,.
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RRUGs and MEDICINES, both Patent

nRUGS and MEDICINES, both Patent and Oficinai,
W. in which included most of the recently discovered
French Chemical preparations, together with the principal
part of The valuable medicines use, of the first
qualify and upon reasonable terms, may be had at the
Of the subscriber, No. 1855, Market street.
JOSHUA HARLAN.
For sale as above, DR.. RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS.
This of the efcacous compounds tie Notcra
Medca, for the of that class of nyeerate Diseases,
produced by impure fthe blood and vaed hab-
of body, and usually exhibiting themselves The forms of
Srcfa, Salt Rheum, Leprosy, ST dattonys Fire, Fever
Sores (even when the bones aected) White Scetngs,
Foul and Obstinate Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes, Scaid
Head in children, Scury and Scor6utic GOut, Pimped
Cabuncled Faces, and fostering Eruptioas.
Several Of Pmped Carbuncled faces and
other of eruption extending the whole body,
many months standing, in this neghborhood have
tiey cured by the above drops.
N B. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded, and
family medicines put up at the shortest notice.
Whining on, August 5.
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they have experienced wonderful change; the pain the
thorax BETTER the cough troublesome and the
pecoraon essened; they still continue the of it, and
have no 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 not 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
sent me- and should be glad know if must continue the
use of any longer and if so, you will obge by sending
another bote shall be directed altogether by your opn-
ion.
My son, student of medicine, related to me this
morning of black who has had the Kings Evil for four
years. and cured by taking three bottles of your med
cine, as directed by my The black man laborer
living about five miles from this place.
give you full liberty publish this letter. if you wish it
or as much of it you think proper And my
be OF use in giving Panacea that character which
deserves you may with pleasure, and shall feel
my duty to recommend it to the public safe and vau-
able medicine. Yours most respectfully,
JOHN HOWELL, M D., &c.
90 Sold in Wilmington at M JOHNSON'S (Sole agemt)
DRUG AND MEDICINAL STORE, No 80, Market Street.
July, 1929.
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NoACH MAKING The subscriber. ii

HOACH MAKING-Th subscriber, thankful to his
" friends and the public in general for the very liberal
patronage heretofore received would inform them that he
still continues pursue the above business, in all its various
branches, at his old stand, No 49, 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
wise, great variety of second hand gigs and chairs
pee order Also handsome supply of me,u and second
hand HARNESS. all of which will be sold very low for cash.
or good acceptances. EDWARD KENNARD
N. B. great variety of unfinished work, in of for
wardness-which can be finished Immediately to order.
April III. 24-2m
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QUESTIONABLE CLOTHING STORE

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING SToRE.-JoHN NJ JACK,
W al No l. Vest High street, opposite the upper MIR
ket House, offers for sale general assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHES
J. NJ j. will constantly receive the latest fashions from
New York and Philadelphia which will enable him attend
par cuary work. and having already
gagged the best workmen from the celebrated houses
the u States, he will every garment give salts
faction.
Sincerely thankful for the past attention of his friends, and
the public he hopes by diligence and to merit
crease of their confidence and support
N b. Country Merchants supplied the shortest notice.
and on the most reasonable terms.
Wilmington, Aug 1, 1929. A0-3
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The Kentucky Baptist Education Society has de-
termined to establish forthwith Baptist College
Georgetown has been chosen as the site of the in
tended institution-the citizens of Scott county hav
inc subscribed 100000 in aid of its funds together
with the property of the Rittenhouse Academy.
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N Office The co-partnershp heretofore existing between
Ia the subscribers, trading under the firm OLA & H. WILL
SON, this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons
having unsettled accounts will please present them for settle
ment, to either of the undersigned. ALBERT WILSON,
August L, 1929. HENRY WILSON.
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- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G. DENNY respectfully informs
u his friends and the public generally that he re-
ni0Ued his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from No. H.
No 20, Vest Front street. between Shpey and Orange
nert door to George Smonss Grocery Store where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather.
Wilmington, April A, 1929. 23-6m
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boy from is to 16 years of age, learn
w the Shoe-making business. Apply to JACOB M
GARRETSON, No. 80, Market-stree; where may be had
eap for cash. fine and Boots Shoes Monroes
and Pumps, according TO order Also Womens, Misses and
Chdrens lasting, vaeuta satin, prunea and eah-
or boots and shoes.
Wilmington. August s. dat
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a. WANTS PANACEA-The following letter from Doctor
~ John Howell, of Trenton, N. j., regularly bred phys-
clan of scientific practice, will show his opinion of Swalms
Panacca, and his desire that his may be used
mend it, the testimony which he gives in the following
cannot fail to be interesting
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TEN0 PARENTS.-JosEPH NORMAN respectfully informs
the Ladies of Wilmington, that he still continues the
manufacturing of Ladies', Misses and Chldrens Boots and
Shoes of the latest paterns;u his immediate i'm
spectonso that all his talents shall be employed render
his customers satisfaction both in article and price. His
establishment at The Of French and Third Streets
Wilmington May, 1929. 2S-6m
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Ma VIM. SWAIN,
Trenton, June 7tk, 1927.

Mr. VIM. SWAIN, Trenton, June 18th, 1927
Dear SI have just received your letter of the 9Th,
qnesng respecting the of Pulmonary alice
tons, &c that some time ago mentioned TO you. sorry
that able comply with your request, keep
regular docket register a refer for the
and symptoms But far as recollect, fully per-
suaded they both very critical stuation-they
planned of pain tho thorax, and difficulty of brea hing
they both had distressing cough and free of
mucus But they have commenced taking your Panacea
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N oTICE-Al persons indebted TO the late firm of Nm.
y Samuel Poole, will please make immediate payment
and those having demands against the said firm will please
present them for settlement. SAMUEL POOLE
7th mo. IA, 1929 3S-4t
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- DOTS, SHOES & TRUNKS.-JAMEs MNEAL, CRATE
full for past favors, informs his friends and the public
generally, that he has hand large and complete
men of LADIES' & GENTLEMEiNS BOOTS s. SHOES,
ALso-MIssEs', BoYs' s. cHILDREN's do of all kinds of
Leather Morocco Lasting, &C. which will be sold the
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GtHEAP BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK MANUFACTO-
" RY The subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public general that he has commenced the
above business, in all its branches, No 90 Mar
kesteet, Wilmington, Delaware. Where he intends keep
ing hand extensive of all the above articles
in his ne made of the best materials and by selected
which will be sold the lowest for cash good
accepances WILLIAM MAGENS
May, 1929. 29-3m
~ B. Country Merchants and others, be supplied
the shortest notice.
Fifteen twenty Journeymen wanted Immediately, TO work
upon Shoes and Boots.
oST or about the first Of April, brown and white
I'd pointer DOG having small portion of hair scaded off
the left side, and answering the of Carlo whoever
returns the said dog to g. Parry Bayard Hotel Wilmington,
gives such information that he may him again, shall
ceve liberal reward. GIBBONS PARRY
Wilmington, June 26th, 1929. 36-3t
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large assortment of Hair and Leather Trunks, Port
manteas, &c.
N b. Liberal deductions, and terms easy, country
merchants and wholesale dealers.
Wilmington, May Is. 30-3m