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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
PRESIDENT ELECT.

Upon call for reports Of Select Committees
Mr.. Hamilton, of South Carolina, said, that he
rose for the purpose Of informing the House that
the Committee appointed TO meet such Committee
as the Senate might appoint to notify Andrew
Jackson Of his election President OF the United
states, for four years, to commence with the 18th of
March next, had discharged this duty; and that
the President elect, in signifying his acceptance
OF this Office had expressed his deep sensibilty Of
its responsibilities sd his gratitude 10 his country
for this recent proof Of its confidence.
He had. moreover, requested the Committee TO
convey to their respective Houses, the assurances
Of his high consideration and regard.
The Committee of the Whole House, 10 which
was referred the bill for the relief Of George r.
Frost, OF New York, were discharged, and the bill
lies on the table.
Mr.. Buckner, of Kentucky, moved the re con.
sideraton OF the vote given on Yesterday refusing
TO print certain resolutions Of the General Assem-
bly, Of the State OF Indiana, claiming for that
STATE the public lands toit,tn her limits stating
that he considered il an act of respect due TO the
State TO have them printed.
Mr.. Blake hen rose, and sail, that he was
much indebted 10 the gentleman from Kentucky
for having made this motion, for he considered IL
an act OF justice 10 the State he had the honor in
part 20 represent, and as he had, on yesterday,
made the original motion, he could not but con-
slider IL also an act Of personal Kindness 10 n
self Sir, ssiJ be. | DO not believe that this eyh-
iect was generally attended 10 and understood by
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WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1879.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. Hendricks from the Committee on Roads
and Canals, reported bill authorizing a subscrip
ton on the part Of the United States for 75C
shares Of the stock of the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company; which was read, and passed to a
second reading.
Mr.. Tazeweil, from the Committee on Foreign
Relations, to which wasreferred the memorial Of
John Baker, oil Maine, praying tor the inierposi.
ton OF the Government OF the United States in oi,-
tanning redress from the British authorities Of New
Brunswick, for injuries inflicted upon him, made a
report, and requested to be discharged from the
farther consideration the subject, aud tina; j, he
referred TO the President Of the U s.
Mr.. T. in submitting the report, presumed il
was only necessary to state. tina, the prayer of The
memorial involved the question now depending
teween the Governments Of the United Statee
and Great Britain From this fact, the Commit
tee thought il most proper to refer The memorial
the President Of the United States. the Chief Tx
ecutive Officer Of the Government
The Committee were discharged accordingly.
The Senate hill n /" incorporate the Washing
ton, Georgetown, and Alexandra Scam-packet
Company" was next taken up; but Mr. Eaton
having stated that similar bill had passed the o
ther House, AMI been sen, 20 II, Senate, !. ,yas.
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$40 REWARD.

WILL give reward of Twenty Dollars for aprrehepding
my negro woman L. aud her two chilJreu aud
iimey; they of the 25th December last. Lever is
bout "a years old about feet inches high she la,
Pisa,inS countsnanee when ,roken her rather wide
her front and teeth much deesyed her clothing IS well
years Old neI September her lips very Thick and full
set of teeth mmey st old March, scar
on one or both OF her legs thighs by
smmer' little, sud limp, in Of her ega Leyer has
father Capt VIM Dandfidg.s. three miles below Roc es
and some relations IN the Degbourhood Of Tux Island
Charles CITY e9unyi IeIPset she lurking of The
above n.med places her mother belong, TO Mr. VIM Tay.
ley, oil Caroline county, she has been CAPT Dandridye
End 10 the Deyhhorood Of Turks Island, time since
under ths penalty Of the law. THOS O,NAIE
King William Fehf0 90 v5v-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-24

FIELD .4.H.D GARDE.N- SEEDS
fRHE Subscriber has hand, i, daily receiving
large supplies OF fresh Clover Grass all the
varieties used by the Farmers generally He ha. likewise
,se an extensive assortment OF the most approved kinds
hHehet Grden Seeds OF the CROP raised by careful
and cutivsors; which for purity kinds
certainty OF vegetation he confidently inferior
.nt' part Of the different kinds Of Bee Beans
CabhRse Celery, Carrot Ltttuces, Melons, kasiutum,
Guried Cr.s Parsley, Par'np,, Radi,he, Squ.he. Ssa
spinach, seurvy Grass Turnps, Tomatoes, nsny
articles not here enumeatedj and addition above be
has 'eeeny received rem highly respectable aud esrer
sneed oIeuitualitt n England s.,crment of the
kinds VI Cabbage Seeds, such Csuldowe Brceco Bat
ter.ea' Early York. sugaoaf Savoys, Red Peklins &c.
which being raised out Of neghbouhood of esch ot,
heen preserved true to their EDds-A,paagu
directly from the soil, at very short notice
UcoTden execu' ID with tare favourable .:rm. by
GEORGE Nj. COATES,
No. 40, Market st. Philadelphia.
Feb. 7. S9-wt;w
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1rus. Sale of Land. Sc.

=
SE@Y Virtue Of deed trust executed BY Turner r. Hen.
80 ley and Hannah bi, wife, TO William GRAY William
Miller trustees bearing date the 9th day Of October s27
duly recorded in the CLERKS Office Of Coco bland county,
subscribers will the 18th day of March
courthouse being court day. sell 10 the highest bidder rub.
lie sneop for cash. ell tbergh title, and claim Of
said Henley wife Iscre, Of land living IN the low
ef end Of county, being the which wa.
owned ~ Wism Barnett deed also the said Henley and
sre,e and the stock Of horses hogs cattle and stock Of all
kinds With the household and kitchen furniture belonging 10
ssd VIM Bsrne's estate, with all other estate said Henley
wife, elsm under the will of WIN. Barnett, deedj and also,
tract Of sbd lying in Fuvsnns county of 1913
BY the lands Of ssm' Parsons Hioky Hardin Psrson Good.
msn Angel, or SO much Of the above named as will
raise the Of S06 81 Cts with from the
sh day Of October, 1s27, TIL PAID with all the costs attend
ing The recording and execution Of said deed we will
convey to purchasers title ouiy 10 the above e,. an
vested IN US as ru'tteS WIN. GRAY,
WIN. MILLER
Fer. W. pf-yfds
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MEDLEY

Is A HANDSOME GREY, wear, old th, .,,;,.
ty genera. esm~sndnr, sos beau
Cbss, ..na 10. ensuing iason ). Stable in county
'esburg aud ~ frou R.hmtnd and is COW at his ,snJ
mares $40 the leap, and $50 season. pay
rare Psy.hl. known to be il, fosl or rset
wn-one dollar TO the for each paid wher
aud s.,ent desirable being well enclosed
aud ali Of them well watfed. Every care will be TAX tt
Servants .eu will b. found without charge, and mares. with
or without colts well fed desired, at Is c-ri, day. nj,
absence. -
PEDIGREE,
horse s Harry BY Sir Pete Te..ie; Hal. a, BY the @
ported horse S,.m by Eclipse hi; grand dam by the
Aristotle, by the imported Aristotle.
Ms%.y. dam va, old Reality BY sir Arehy, and hi, ia
! think the best breeder; his grand daw MArmaduks
John'ons old Medley mare, who productive
more winner, h.n other America wa. by the old
Imported hoe Medley his great stsnd dam the
she by ths old Imported Janus great grand dam by
the imported ho': SPEAKER y will thu, be from h
PERFORMANCES.
The Spring he years cid, he match race in New
York. over the Union Course for taree thousand dollars
yan't Mr. verpsut Splendid AIies dam which race
he won with great case At two heats.
The be ep.tske over the same
On Loug Island, TO which there subscribers. $500
Roy Splendid Both Of these hcr,.. shs, he 90
beat have since been winners ON the Northern
ihe Tall alter he was trained, and bad health and
course IN bad orde aud beat by Red Mmdtck Ariel
tho IN hi, then condition he reformed WE'LL Sam. fall
subscI bes 5000 EACH which Won with great
ssa.s Col Wynn. hOise Merlin, anI mr.. Gartson Ivan,
Spring he four year, won the Joeky Club purse
over ht Lsufeuctvie eourss Tour mile heats, $780,
He. week he the purse New Market, three mile
meats IN hne time aud style beating the truly otudable
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NO1'ICE

SHHE Executive will receive proposals conformity with
the provisions of the Sd section ofthe
the Armory, hereto annexed tAnd be further enacted
that the Executive be authorised required
what term. the Armory Bildngs Land attached thereto
can be sold, exchanged leased for of
muncate TO the General Assembly result of their
enquiry" BY order Of the Executive.
. WIN. II. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department.
18th March, 1898
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- The ENQUIRER is published twice a week sensraily
Cad shrss weak during the Of the Lers
ePres ths 'ans a heretofore Five Dollars Per anun
pyabis IN adssucs Notes Of Chartered banks
lsaiy) will be received in payment. The Edss win
zee the safely Of rsuins them By Aaths postage slist
tsrs bsiny pad, by the writers.
q No paper will be disc (but the aerstsu Of
he Eatois) until all srresr.ses have bean paid up.
" Whoever will guarantee the payment OF nine paper
dali havs the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
q Ous square, on LESS-Ensti esnts--sash
ssn<nusnss, 50 cent?. :
sdvsrtssu inserted, until has either been paid
or sssnned BY some Psrson this city, suvucn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-24

WANTED.
A FIRST RATE TAYLOR a the Diana Mill. rue king
"A ham, Is good stand Nome need apply, unIess he
can come well recommended fer proficiency
sobriety NC &c shop, and building, for a family, II re-
CURED, will be furnished on reasonsbls terms.
q. Il. FONTAINE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-24
TRUST SALE.

yN Of the of deed Of executed
~ the 18th April 1921 by Edmund Anderson wife
feminS Turner aud myself and duly recorded the office
Saturday the fourteenth day of March next, the
preme TO the highest bidder, for cash. moeiy Of
the Failsburg Mills. situate James River, ia the
cYuoty Of buetinshami and also masty Of the tract
Of land adjoining aud attached to said Mills supposed
eIu,ain about 81 will convey only title
vested in by the said deed, which believe be
torablc- JAMES BROWN
-.54..4. Surviving Trustee.
Feb. 10. A.
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NOTICE.

SHE subscriber being anxious the West will
sell great bss'n IN land in Mee1enbug Butch.
erereet about miles North West Of the Courthouse,
and tsn from Skpw,ths Ferry the tract reae
heveen six and hundred equal this
ton Of country well Improved and 10 hue hood,
eVi hesither situation not to be found in the State;
Also tract Of hundred aud SIXTY three acres about
mile up said creek, which has Manufacturing MILL
pushed off IN the best about years
III fine neghbohooJ for custom; this property would he
exchanged for land In the West would take young
regroes.
would make the payments suit the purchaser ANY per-
con wishing TO write TO the subject will direct Boyd
ton, and it will be strictly attended to.
DABNEY COLLIER.
Eeb.fa ei-w4m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-24
LAND FOR SALE.

=.
TUE .sb,srher will sell his farm IN Caroline county, call,
ed Ivy Aeua containing 90 acres $40 are Mat
oa.Hs r,.-Aesa. 500 cleared the residue in
bottom, and ras:h of about 80 acre, which may De
qualify situation hesthy high and eemmsnd;ns, The
tsdisss are all nov esnveneu for small family. deem
uaueeesry TO say more, those who wish TO
sse requested to call aud the premses IA deter.
'a'nsd to sell vi" divide it to 'ar Psssh.,s'
NIB The shove farm is sb,st half mile Ir.m the ,.s.
road, and 81 miles frnu RicLmoud.
NNNA5 es1miltsd u The OF this county On the 10th
W, SovsTeer last, runaway slave WIN calls himself
eouaty Of New Kent aud sod by him TO southern ira
der. whose name be doe, not reeeeet. Nelson is ~
year VI yeof dark compexon feet high and ha,
each arm. which he ssys by burn
.ad pair taaEs psni.looa he had ai.o with him
Of hamesPon js,n The will forward prove pro
Win . isSIsy 5AmEs % be
r.Aa '''l'' Of of' ss. s ss%
tl virtue q deei u by Dr. Robert
BWton which Of record 10 the on OF the clerk of
baetnshsu county aud intended to the payment
debt 10 ThoGa, Daniel Co.; shall SELL for Buck
iaham courthouse, the Monday March next
ss as ss be
WA. BROWN, Trustee.
Feb s. s7-w4w.
virtue u trust sIecaisd by J.6a Shelton, IT,
to the Subscriber and benjamin d. Duke, on the 24 dsy
seas.y, 1874 and recorded the County Court once 81
fbiie Aaeton the Prsmses for cash the 25th ns
t .her~. ihs nett fair day thereafter, all the said John
Shelton interes-h b~ias half OF hundred
four sare Of lsnd with the mill and factory attached thereto
lying and being in hs county Of Louisa the ouhsua
aud on the ,ouh side thereof adjoining the land, Of Geo.
Etemrus aud Others with the and
sppaf.ss thereuuo belonging so 6y and fourth
Of Hand purchased by the said John Shelton Jnr Austin
and otber,, the North side Of the ung
The lands Of rhos Lloyd aud ohesaI,o all his
Shelton s interest TO- and to other piece parcel
isr ying snd being the said county u Louisa, the
North aide Of the said river containing 6y acres, which
part Of apt Of land formerly owned by Peter Shelton
two negro Charles sni Harry, two negro Judith
sad Nancy two children Caroline and james, horses
colt and two mules, fouroxsD, ave sheep
all the stock OF hugs. three ear Wagon,
aud the gear belonging TO them mahogany tables ogeh
With all his household and kdehen furniture silver
vsateh, and one smooth barrel gun, and one rife.
JOSEPH SHELTON,
Fet. 49, et-Es Acting Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

Henry lDutissWe understand the duties an tho
oItne snip rankin at tins port yesterday Canton will
amount TO about hundred and dollars ha
increased duties silks which took on the 3Ob uh l
enhance the aggregate Of ON te Frs,t,
cargo several thousand dollars--Bosfon Com Gar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

PORT OF RTCH.NO.ND-

ARRIVED,
Mass with ballast
Schr Now York, Price, from Boston. plaster
Schr Orator, Gator, from Old Point Comfort.
Schr James, Lawrence, from Georgetown 70 G.,
segars, to Otis, Dunlop g. Co y. -
SAILED,
ocnr. virginia Trice, for Alexandria. coal.
bound to N York "' " iNS'i'o''o'
Sailed n Hampton Roads, Bri,i. baIque Rokeby Simpson
July H. And schr Panst, Cole, York. days. bound
10 fs,srsbuIg; sioop Alpha, linkham. Nantucket dis
In hanton Roads brig Charles e. Joseph Bishop from I'D
James RIVER bound to Ilavre On Wednesday last about
nhe below Hsnisons Bar MIR ELrHu r BowES. mate
WINE ~ the act OF fishing the anchor fell overheard; every
eHer'on was made by Bishop aud save him. but
Of Rhode Island.
Sailed schIs Exit, Howell; Amanda Beden aud Eclipse
johnson. for York
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

Eastern District " pirginiu-to LUit:
RE IL REMEMBERED, That n the twenty sixth cay of
- June IN the hfytrd year of independence of the
United States OF America, Thomas ~ Uhite of the
- sad District, hath deposited Office the tte of
book the right whereof he claims proprietor in the
words following, TO wit Charts
oil the Legislative, Executive aud Judiciary Depart
IN tue Constitutions OF all the States the Uninn
GuuiS that Of tie United States With Appendix. BY
flames Nj GaIneit Rohmoud Printed and published Law
Thomas w. White 1929 In conformity 10 the act Of Com
gress OF the United States euled "An
ent OF learning by securing the copies of Maps Charts
BOOKS 10 the authors and pTopreio of such copies during the
"'eS 'herem mentioned RICHARD JEFFRIES,
Clerk of the Eastern District of Virginia
" ne above work is in Press and will pu-
she he following extracts nom the Authors Dedication
ana Ieace VIII suthce To explain both the plan design
me WORK Its Chief object is, enable all who wish H. to
me labor o that research which will DESTROYS
oil making INTO the Constitutions OF Sister States with view
modelling To this eud, have endeayorpd "a "a
he following Charts Tale> tiat you NAV compare
sse glance, the organization OF particular
WIN the rest regard tie
approve" - - - 1865
alt one OF the prerequisites the pov of our present
De- to inform ourselves WELL respecting has
DE- 1i 800 a. o~r os'sr Sto,s
knowledge certainly worth present peod aud
mast prove highly useful provided be executed with
care aud Judgment Under these the
the following little work begs leave offer Public
Iha or abes containing IN compendous FORM abstracts
from all the Constitutions of the different States including that
prominent features of each, classified under different
OF their Legislative, Executive and Judicial Departments
some explanatory and illustrations given in the form
of an Appendix"
ooik fredericksburg Charlottesville Iychburs, and Wash
Hgon Civ. iuIv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15
TO THE PUBLIC.
1HaH Coach Line from Guyandotfe 10 Sfaun-

"
ton, Three Times Heck.
'uNHE subscribers have established Line of Post
= Coaches from Guyandotte to Staunton which. in
stead OF running tt0iee week only stated in for
mer notice, WILL Tor the greater accommodation of the
traveller, and TO prevent unavoidable delay OH the
road, perform the route three times a week.
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the Licks and tire State Turnpike e..
Lewisburg and the principal Medicinal Springs To
WIT: the w hite Sulphur, the Hot the w arm &c. tic
Stanton. ~,,- - -
day and Saturday. at O'Clock, A. NJ. and ON its
return, will leave Staunton every "Wednesday FRI
day and Sunday, at the saline hour.
At stanton the Line meets the CharottesviIIe
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines also unninr
three times week.
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Stsunton viii be
performed in five travelling days. the 9Th day in each
week being necessarily resting day,) and from Starir
ton to Richmond, Frede ricks6utp, IN two DAYS !
26 hours, and from Fredericksburg to tie City, in
eight hours.
There viii be no night travelling throughout the
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way TO the
Morrill, will find this route very pleasant and cheau
one. And those who may wish TO visit the Springs
are informed, that, exclusive of tins Line, they can
5SsOs~-iiy sssst
good ertrd Coaches to those Altering places
And the public assured, that in attention TO the
accommodation and comfort of the passengers So far
good Coaches and Teams, and sbui ttentjye and
sober Drivers afford them, the line Shall not he
inferior to any other in the State. ~ u.
PORTER g. BELDEN.
ProPTietors from GUyasdohe to the Harm Spriegs
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor fIonn the Farm Springs to Siauntoa.
Richmond, Va. June II, 1929. C 3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15
IN BALTIMoRE MARKET-In1r

FoIvThe total amount Of msl ectons last week. ending
Saturday evening, 1896 bhls viz 1875 whole 10
bbls Howard street. and 2806 bbls Of City Asbesides
80 bills Rye Flour, and lO6 do kn dried Corn Meal On
reference 10 Price Current will be perceived that arti.
Gle Of Flour still declining, sales Of Howard street. from
considerable having been made last week low
s. so ga and 25ve take the medium price
quotatonhaTfs held al a. but leatn that sales
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

!, :ok,nlhng, division OF the TIA dollar In sweden
KEN oe INTO ~ Iunuestce-
soma, n corn measure in the venitian s,,s,., am
swering to ia imperial bushels. ''"'s'' on
StaJo, a corn measure in Italy, of va,o,s s;....
sions IN Fruli and Trieste il answers 10 nho, o
imperial bushels. ~ a''u. la
Stver, money Of Holland. worth nearly H. s,.,-
ing; IL one goth of the 6orn or guilder and is
divided into Is pfennings, or zdeniers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

NonFOLK, July 10.
Napdl-The u Gigatc Constellation, capt. WadswoTth,
dmpped down ffon tRe Navy Yard yesterday morning and
anchored of Town Point We understand she will sail today
or To morrow o' New York, 20 take Ministers Lug.
lfnd aud France
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15
mount of Produce and number NJ Boats passed GO,on
through Me Loieer Lock-.

HTOugH Wo lower Lock-.
Jry l-l2l hhds tobacco, bbs four 452 lbs cotton 100
lbs feathers, 800 los castings sand p boats coal
boats, 40iJ bus coal
Juy $50 ads tobacco 1895 lbs CASTINGS 14s bus wheat,
3OOJ saves II boats coal boats, l2ss bus coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15
Commercial latt0r0 4.

PATS OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADyicEs.
From London. juno
Sales Of Tobacco yesterday at tie Public Wactouse.--
3 birds at Sl2 90, at III %, at 6, and 40
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

parcel consisting of 90 pupcbeons pure Cros ROW. in
government stores sold this morning at BIl 90 c, 6r n,
proof, puIe..N T. Jour Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15
PICKTKNG.

n III. BLAMIRE, opposite the Eagle door, has for sale
- the articles used IN mang the Green and Yellow Pickle,
VIZ TuEnerc, Long and Black PEPPER
Cloves, Mace, Ginger, and Musard Seed
By u ADspies. Cinnamon Horse r. go, 80 ,,Gs'e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15
NEXT LOTTERY-

sGk Hhds Whskey for sale low, to close
consignment, by ID. TIMBERLAKE.
mv -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

Cargo ofthe ship Franklin, Boston, from Canton-Chcs,s
anu half chests Of Tea equal 1857 chests hyson skin a
onkay lOe5 young byson 500 socbon chests and $40
boxes hsou 10 and 700 boxes imperial boxe, gno
packages of me Icbamdze. - ~ %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

Whole Ickets 30 halves p 50, quarters ~ %
For chances the above. calfot ne Office Of
- YATES A. Nr'INTHRE.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03
Y'O EeEaN'Y7,

And possession giuen The 25th Of March nert, the
toltosciag Property, TO wit:
No. 1. a FARM on the Kennel road, about five
miles from Wilmington containing about one humid
red acres, now IN the tenure OF the Rev'd. Thomas
Love.
No. o A two-story House on Quaker-hill in a
healthy situation, with fine garden, and stable,
lately in the tenure OF Mrs. Physic.
No. s. a large and eonveNent two story House,
on the corner of High and French streets, now in
the tenure of Mrs. Barslow this house is well cal
cuated for Two families.
Nos. A, s and 6. Several small Houses on and
near the corner of Front and West streets.
ALSO.-Thc Cellar underline rown-hall, which
has lately been occupied as boiling cellar.
A Lot on Hanover street, on which an ice-house
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
MARCUS L. CAPELLE,
Agent, No. Al, High street.
Wilmington. Jan. 5, 1929. 70 Il
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-03
.ANeTETER TABM.
Valuable property for rent.
June II, 1895

To Rent, from the 25th March next, that large
and convenient brick House. now occupied by Doct.
w. H. Gemnill, on the public road, within a mile
of St. Georges there attached to said house
about 25 acres of land, in prime order, TO be let Sc
parne or together. The neighborhood OF this pro.
perry makes it desirable situation for physician.
or it might suit gentleman retiring from business,
or mechanic.
ALSO-Several Houses large and small in the
Borough Of Wilmington some OF winch may be en-
tered on Immediately, the rest on 25th March.
Application to be made at tins otce.
Jan D.