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high; little bow-legged; very black, has
broad face, and a down look when spoken TO.
Had on when he left home, a pair of linen
pantaloons, short drab coat, an old pair Of
shoes, and an old hat very much worn; but
he win no doubt change his clothing. He will
probably aim for the State of Pennsylvania
win give the above reward for the apprehen-
sion OF said slave, if taken out Of the State
of Virginia, or twenty five dollars if taken
within the State, and all reasonable charges
paid if brought home, or secured IN amy jail
so that get him again.
LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Frederick county, Va. Oct. 20, 1925
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BOOTS. SHOES, AND HATS.
FEsHE subscriber has just received. in addi
n tion to his former stock, general Assort-
ment of
Geniiemsn's Boys and Yoail's
BOOTS. SHO ES. & HATS.
comprising all kinds now worn, and OF the
latest fashion; together with splendid as
sortn,ent of all kinds of CAPS, such as
fsenftenae's's fine Seal. Otter < Hair CAPS.
fo,ta's Seal, Black Morocco. Leather s. Sea
Leopards GAPS,
Chifdrea's best London glascd Seal. Ottar, Sa.
BILE, Ermine. Jennett 4 Chanchi'h CAPS,
together with variety of trunks, all Of which
VIII be disposed of at reduced prices
p, TORMEY.
November 3.
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TO THE plTnIJC

FESAkE NOTICE, that at the next session,
Il OF the General Assembly OF this Common
wealth, win through the Representatives rom
she couaty of Berkeley, present petition 10
the Legislature OF Virsiaia,to have the Ferry
opposite to my house, on Buck Greek, tliscen-
unued.
ROBERT SNoDGRASS.
November 8, 1929.
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JOB PRINTING
Neatly o sxpsdia0usly sxsestsd st this efhoc,
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The official returns of the election for Go.
vernon of Pennsylvania, exhibit the follo,yinn
resuli:--For MIR. Wolf 7o,7II votes; for Mr.
Ritncr, 1876.
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.Fall 81 gIjlmter GOODS

purchased during the last week BY our Tho
mas c. Lane, at Auction, who is now. and will
continue in the city, purchasing and sending
on Goods from The Auction Rooms and else
where. until our assortment is complete
AMONG THOSE ALREADY RECEIVED ARE:
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CHEAP FALL s. WINTER GOODS
THOMAS C. LANE & Co.

EVOULD respectfully announce to their
w friends, customers, and the communi-
ty in general, that they are now receiving and
opening at their Store, in Shepherds town, a
large and splendid assortment of
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

n D ANYWAY from the subscri-
- IA Der, Ewing near Dattletown,
Frederick county, Va. on the Ist
p inst. negro man named .fRL-
"A LNGTO.N. about "a or % years
~ &c 900. .ho..t Z fact x or I sneha.
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bbis. half bills.
Howard Street Flour 4sit 63
City Mills Flour, x546 $40
Susquehanna Flour ll2 VI
Total, l3.46e 3s4'
Besides 90 barrels and half barrels Rye
Flour, aud - hogsheads and - barrels Corn
Meal.
We quote--cssh prices
SuPeliine Howard st. from stores, per Dbl.
IS 37l
"Cny Mills. STANDARD quail. a Is IA 673
Susquehanna, 500
Rye. LIST and I'd, IS IS 50
Com Meal. kiln dried, per biol. 2 So
do in hhds. IL o0al2 IS
GRAIN
Wheat.--On Monday we had pretty full
supply of Wheat, which was taken at 80 to 80
cents. a. in quality, for red; and at s5 los
cents for white Since then the market has
been but very scantiiy supplied, owing to the
prevalence of head winds. Indeed irom Tues.
day TO Thursday Inclusive, scarcely parcel
re seized the market, ard owing to this circum.
stance the article has improved sh4de On
Thursday cargo of Virgins red wheat WAS
sold a, % cents To day q Cargo of prime red
MARYLAND was sold at IS cents, and another of
ezra prime red at 81 ceats. This last sale,
however, is no criterion OF the market. The
far o.oistion 10 day for red wheat is from IS a
e5 cents as in quality. We have heard OF no
recent sales OF white wheat, and We do not
alter our rates of las, week
Corn Small supplies this week, which 60
off as fast as received. Sales OF Corn have been
made Yesterday and to day at AZ as cents,
which NAV be considered the current rate. In
some instances, choice parcels have brought
cent more. Sales OF new corn have been made
to-day a, ga a 40 cents, as in quality. We per-
mi, our rates of last week to stand.
Rue in the early part OF the week partial
s.les cf RIVE were made at 40 50 cents; but
the article has since deci'oed, aud good parcels
may be quoted to day at AZ a 4S cents per bush.
eI. Some of The dealers take more extended
quo'ation. sx
Wheat, white .si.0os1.06 Peas, %
hest red. md. 90ao5lCiever Seed rs
ordy 10 good oOa9Ol limo'hy 90 ~
Corn old. 47s4oi Barley 3Oso3
snew 37a4 Eiaxseed 75aS0
pya 47a4sl ;hopd'd rye 100 l29
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THREE Siemese Bo,n.-'Tbe s;,s,a.,
phenomenon oIthe two S;amesc ~ L's 1 y.
trScted public attention in no or,liusrv -.
The union of two distinct hoJ,as ;J-r,:s, = ::
feeling and action, and commercially ! I.,.rsi
~ : spectacle unprecedented in
use <nhsis OF physical science. But a more
eA G., "es.s Is now exhibited in the
political world The IT, $. Telegram. The
heh'ucky uazette, and the Richmond En-.
( qhrer. since The Postmaster General has no.
come Incorporated into them, have disnlay-
Ell the same remarkable sympathy. and s..
deed unity. Here are three Siamcse Bows.
| Oao@JeremIah Morrow and Thomas Cor.
WIN, friends Of Mr.. Adams's administrator.
have been elected to the I,cgi,lat,,ra from
warren county, by majority OF more tban
TWO hundred votes over Faomas r. Ross. and
benjamin Baldwin, who were nominated nv
jackson convention. Sampson Mason. Esn
has been elected in Clark County. and VII
ham Doherty, Esq. late marshal. reformed
! out OF olflce; Is elected in Franklin County
ne selection OF these gentlemen is highly
creditabie TO their respective counties
Elijah Hayward has been lefl OFT in Hamil.
ton County, and Thomas Morris, in Clermont
County. These two men were amonr the
most prominent and unprincipled partisans in
our last Legislature. So far as we have re.
ceiyed information, we are much pleaseJ
with The result of the election. in this part Of
the State. In almost every instance. violent
partlsans have been superseded by men who
will regard the pablic interest as SUPERIOR 70
party obJects.-Hamha Lietiigeacer.
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pRIrF oF TICKETS
Whole S5--Haifs a 5o--tsunfea+si %.
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-ontaininr tbe loliawing Capital Prilzee:.

Besides many others Of 800, .
$50 $50, SO, &c.
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Mai. Gen. GAINES of the United States
Army, and Lady, arrived at Norfolk, on Mon
day last. in the steam boat Hampton, on their
way TO the South.
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Mr.. BARBOUR, late Minister of the Unite'
States to England. with his family, has arrived
at New York, in the ship Britannia.
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mo PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS -Tbe aahasss


bavmg added the manufacture ofmoveable type 10 hi,
Stereotype establishment, respectfully soicts sbare f
patronage Of the Printers of Pennsylvania and the adn s
states. 'N0oA
Having practical knowledge of printing; and also bo
been longer practically engaged in the business of
ing than any other person the United States he bone
be able from such experience to give satisfaction 10 ,h
who MAY favor him with their orders From an inm.
quantance, for number of years. (nearIy eighty with L
business oitype founding he hopes TO be able 10 produce
equal 10 any offered to the printers Of the United States
His prices though low, will of be the same az oh
the business. Nor will he attempt to violate r,
or insult common by pretending any increased e.
cties in the manufacturer; (tor there are no other G
ties at present in this city, than there twelve wears %
when type from 10 to so per higher than n, n
ent) have the materials used in making printing tyne
been greatly reduced" bear anu propoyo1 ~ ~
reduction in the prices of type But the reduction has bach
and induced by competition, and ovebearing dsnos
in of those founders who have grown rich on the here
tofore enormous profit on type
All sizes of type, plain and ornamental for book and m
printing from fourteen lines Plea Nonpare constantly or
hand in such quantity, to supply any order short notice
In the choice of okeer pains have been taken to select
such faces generally approved for symmetry neatness
and durability
He also keeps complete printers warehouse (he onlv
in this city, and furnish complete pr,nnO.oaics
at very short notice.
The following his PRICES at credit of six months
for approved notes. accepances discount of FIVE nor
H.. l. r..
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FESRADE & COMMERCIALS subscriber, late CONNER
cial editor of The Chronicle having leased the Fountain
Inn, situate Light ee Baltimore street, the
CENTRAL PUBLIC HOUSE the city. is prepared
commodate Travellers and Boardes u with which
he thinks they will be pleased either in good eating dkg
or lodgng-and, ere long, With information An extensive
range of Stables being likewise attached their horses will be
taken care of also Terms Dinner so cents; Breakfast
Supper 37l cents Lodging rs cents; for days boarding
aud lodging, dollar Families Yelling, have dis
nc apartments they wish Horses taken livery "a hours
for so cents. And be altogether Of sight of trad
hg any editor or proprietor Of paper any where, who will
the foregoing three conspicuous Insertions the
FORM and send fs papers contaDpg the Fountain
Inn, shall have two days boarding and lodging the first time
he passes this way, provided many do call at time
The Public's obt serv't, W. G. LYF0RD.
Fountain Inn, Light street, Baltimore.
N B. The Table of the Fountain Inn will be always sup
piled with the subsanais, varieties and danties only
the Baltimore but of the Norfolk and other negbbong mar
kes. August is.
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CLOTHING STORE

QUESTIONABLE CLOTHING STORE.-JoHN N JACK.
Ut NO. l. Nest High street. opposite the upper Mar
ket House. offers for sale general of READY
MADE CLOTHES.
j. N j. will constantly receive the latest fashions from
new ork ana Philadelphia, which will enable him
particularly customer work. and having already en-
gagged the best wokmen from the celebrated houses in
the u States, he will warrant every garment to give salts
faction.
Sincerely thankful for the past attention of his friends and
the public he hopes by diligence and to merit an in
crease of their confidence and support.
N B. Country Merchants supplied at the shortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms
Wilmington, Aug. l, 1929. 40-2
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kRUGS and MEDICINES, both Patent and 0ficiaa,
Kp in which included most of the recently discovered
French Chemical preparations, together with The principal
part of the valuable medicines e of the first
quality and upon reasonable may be had the store
of the subscriber, No. 1876, Market street.
JOSHUA HARLAN.
For sale above, DIR. RELIES BOTANICAL DROPS.
This of the most eicacous compounds in the aerG
Redica for the of that class of nveteate Diseases
produced by impure the blood and vitated hab
of body and usually exhibiting themselves in the forms Of
Scrcfuia Salt Rheuna, Leprosy, ST. Anonys Fire. Fever
Sores, (even when the bones aected White Stcengs
Foul and Obstinate Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes, Scald
Head in children, Scury and Scorbutie Govt, Ppted or
Carbuncied Faces, and fostering Eruptions
Several severe of Pmpled Cabunced faces ana
other of eruption extending the whole body OF
many months standing in this neghborhood have been en-
trely cured by the above drops.
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NA ANTED-A boy from is l6 years of age, to learn
Wv the Shoe-mdking business. Apply to JACOB M
GARRETSoN, No so, .Market-street where may be had
cheap for cash. mems fine and Boots Shoes
and Pumps, according to order Also Womens Misses and
boots and shoes. ~ A''
Wilmington, August g. ar
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a. WANTS PANACEA.-The following letter from Doctor
~ John Howell, of Trenton, NJ j. regularly bred physi
clan of scientific Practice will show his opinion of Swam's
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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Trenton, June 7th, 1927.

Mr. WIN. SWAIN, Trenton, June 7th, 1897
Dear sirI have just received your letter of the 9th,
guestng respecting the of Pulmonary aec
tions, &c that some time ago mentioned TO you sorry
that am not able TO comply with your request, keep
regular docket register that refer for the
and symptoms. But far recolect, am fully per-
suaded they both very critical stuaton:-they
planned Of pain the thorax, and difficulty of breaihng
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
pectoraon lcssened; they still continue the of it, and
have doubt with attention diet and Dress they will be
restored.
My son. who is afflicted with Epilepsy, J say, since
he has commenced with your Panacea, has not had single
return of his fits, than five weeks and the
commencement of his disease he has before
ten days without having Them And say, your medicine
has done him good than all that he the
last three years have given him the bottles that you
sent and should be glad know continue the
use of any longer, and if you will obge by sending
another bottle, shall be directed altogether by your opn-
ion.
My son, student of medicine related case to me this
morning ola black who has had the King Evil for four
years. and cured by taking three bottles of med
cine, directed by my The black man is laborer
living about five miles from this place.
give you full liberty publish this letter, if you wish it
be OF any use in giving your Panacea that character which
deserves you may with pleasure, and shall feel
my duty TO recommend it TO the public, safe and
able medicine. Yours, most respectfully,
JOHN HOWELL, M. d., &c.
g5- Sold in Wilmington at JOHNSON'S Sole agent)
Drug AND MEDICINAL STORE, No. go .Market Street.
July, 1929.
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The prices of ornamental and fancy type have been edu-
ced in greater proportion.
Old type received in exchange, at 9 cents per H.
Book of Specimens will shortly be published.
STEREOTYPlNG will be done at the lowest prices in the
best manner as heretofore ]. HOWE
Corner Of Crown Observation-Disclosures,
Philadelphia
August 15 49,
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TT oTICEThe coparnershp heretofore existing between
lW the subscribers trading under the firm of A. & H. WILL
SON. this day dissolved by mutual All persons
having unsettled will please present them for settle
August 1, 1929. HENRY WILSON.
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kS DOTS, SHOES & TRUNKS-JAMEs M'NEAL CRATE
~ full for past tGyors, informs his friends and the
generally that he has hand large complete
ment of LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS & SHOES
ALso-MIssEs', Bo4s & cHILDREN's do of all kinds Of
Leather, Morocco, Lasting, &c which will be sold at the
following prices for Cash viz:
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cent. VIII De made Tor cash;
Six lines Plea, and all lar
ger y 80
Double plea, TO five lines
plea, 80
Great Primer, 32
English, SO
Plea, 80
Small Plea, SO
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ID EM0VAL.-CHARLEs G. DENNY respectfully informs
D. his friends and the public generally that he has re-
noued his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from No IL,
to No 49, West Front street. between Shpley and Orange
nert door George SnOns's Grocery Store; where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather.
Wilmington, April 4, 1929. 23-6m
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CULTURE OF SILK.-t Practical instructions and di-
" recons for Silk Worm Nurseries, and for the Culture of
the Mulberry Tree by FELIX PAscALIs. NJ D. of New
York. for sale No los Market Price so
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New Grocery Store.

"IE subscriber has taken the BIRCH 'sne.
menf on main street lately IA the 0cco-
pancy uf Johnson 4 Wade, on The alley lead
ing TO Fnends Warehouse. and has on hand
large stock Of Groceries which he viii sell at
the lowest cssh prices Consisting IN part Of
900 Sacks best Liverpool filled salt
10 Hdhs. ST Cron and New Orleans Sugar
81 Begs prime Green and Java Coffee
1870 Los. Coti IN Yarns, hssorcd Nos.
1000 ID. LOAF Sugar. sapefioi snd common
10 Bnros onnpo"def aud Imperial lea
HOS Maia,ses
1900 III Soe Leather
Barrels Tanners OIL
10 Boxrs Window Giass 9 Il 10
Cotton and Wool Cafds
Woo Hats, white Domestic Cloth
Cut Sslls 4 all Sizes, Iron, Blslered Steel
Sperm and Islloa Candies
Lamp OIL. Indigo. copperas, Powder and
Shot
And ever, other article accessory 10 compose a
good assortment.
BHighest cash price given for Wheat
HOBsON JOHNS.
Sept. 10. iss
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WK"lNiA AT Rules holden in the Clerks office
'he superior Court of Chancery for the Lynchburg
Dislriet the hrst day of June, 1929. John A. Cam
from pm against George Hairston. Samuel Hair
sui SUI, narden fairston, John ID. Harston, aud Mar
sh'ui ia'fstoh' eXors of George Harston dec. and
~ ,huh own nights, Robert Hairston Peter Hairson
ana Ruth his wife, and George and Ruth Galway,
m ehlldren OF America Galloway, dee and Patrick
Luz Luz Nm ana Johnson Henderson and John Williams,
a1urkin Henderson & Co. defts
nc ueiendan John Williams, not having entered his
and gwen security according to The act of As
eoiy ana the rules of this court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence tina, he is moi au habiant OF this
ouy 1t is ordered that the said defendant do appear
@ on the first day of the and answer the
sr,h,i Paniii and that copy of this order he
insertedn newspaper printed in tn, town
M tyhehnrg for two months and posted at
inc front door Of the courthouse in said town
A.. oopy-leste j. WILLS,C.
'E . W2ml0l
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500 REWARD.

D ANYWAY from the snbscribers-one re.
IA siding Al Dan river Nils, 10 miles above
Danville The other, on the YadkIn rypr. in n
c. lfmiles souih~esto of Salem, about he LIST inst.
two negro men WESTLkY Il JACOB Wesley
is a large black fellow, about feet hish, thick
lips. and remarkable large feet, aud abou, p
years of age Jacob is inclined TO be yellow, a..
bout "a years old, feet or iuches high
-one leg and thigh somewhat smaller
and perhaps shorter than the other, s,oops in
bis walk-can read. and sometimes preicnds
10 preach and exhort amongst the negroes--a
blacksmith by trade, clothes not recollecied.
We eheye they are aiming for the State of
Ohio, OF PennsyVania, and will probably
change their names aud pass as Tree men. We
will give the above reward for said negroes. il
delivered to either of The subscribers a, their
places OF sldence, or fly dollars il secured
in Jail, SO that we get them.
GEORGE ADAMS.
NATHAN CHAFFIN.
~ The Wythe Argus and Winchester Re.
publican will insert the above 4 times, and for.
ward their account to tins office Tor collection.
Sept. "a
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NEW ADEIVNISs

IuyHE subscriber has just received mum
Der Of staple and fancy articles, TO many
OF hieh he invites the particular aten ION OF
the ladies. They are in part as follows;
Fancy Gauze Hdkfs. and Scaris
Painted Belts aud Belt Ribbons, Bonnet aud
Cap do
Baitisie and grass Cambrics
A few pieces very superior Bingham
100 pieces CaIicos-lstest style
| piece superior French Bombazine
Italian Lusirings Levaniines, Senshaws,
silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose
IRISH Linens and Lawns, Thread Edgings and
Laees
Circassians, Lasirings and Bombazettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, aud side Combs
Brazilian do
White watered Gros de Naples
White, Green aud Pink Forences
Do Satins
White and Black Silk Hose
do Cotton do
Linen and Cotton Floss
Swiss, Jaconet and Null Muslins
Corded and checked Muslins
Nankin aad Canton Grapes
Ladies aud gentemens' Beaver Gloves livery
superlor)
lie" pieces very superior Cloths and
general assortment of Domestcs,
All at the most reduced prices, and more daily
expected II. ALLISON.
July 2. ts92
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NINnA &c. for sale.

I'm cnnformnyto deed 81 trust made bv
u Thomas Oliver. dated 22d day Of Dceem.
Der, ls20, aud by Thomas and John Oliver.
one other deed oftrnst. dated the 9th day of
April, 1923. both of which deeds are dnly re-.
corded IN the Clerks Office Of the county court
of ChaileIte-l nutpose, as surviving trustee
20 sell. at auction, on The premises, on the OH
day of October next, the following property. in
order to satisfy the debts expressed in tie said
two deeds, to wit: tract OF land in the coun
~ Of Charlotte, on Tnrnip creek, containing
GAO acre. more or less, and bounded by Book.
IS road the tract of land on which the said
Thomas aud John Oliver now resides. WIN. Ell.
more aud others; also Albert negro how. n.
bout years old. According to the terms of
the said two deeds, the property was subject ,o
= cash sale, but the creditor being willing IN
indrge the purchaser II months FOR one third
the land purchase. the terms will be thus for
the negro boy, cash two thirds cash for the
land, and one third payable in u months; a
bond and approved security. bearing interes,
from the date will be required. aud a deed OF
trust on the land. As trustee shall only con.
vey each title as is vested in me by the said two
deeds Of uust.
GEORGE KENT.
August 81 wids5