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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
Chiffon

CAUTION
The proprietor osthe Catholicon has recently receiv
ed letters from abroad stating that tie old bottles Uhch
contained The Cdthofcon, are, IN soe Instances sfsd
acah spurious p,,rfures, and sold as genuine
To s-crre TIE pubic a2an-t colnterfrits the Catho
Icon ha snalla Govern. the DIRK OF each bottle
beautifully executed by the seomefric lathe with the
words GENUINE. w " 70 rER, n,rared thereon;
and the cork cannot he drawn without mi ring this
label the medicine will be known TO be genuine, when
it is not torn otheraIse deiaced
Purchasers must 5e,caye # imposition
The above Invaluable med,cine may be constantly
had OF
EawarA Stahter & Son.
lPOTHEC.aRIES and DRUGGISTS, .fLEX'A
dec II law
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
Also for Rent.
To Rent.

49, a comfortable and convenient House
xH-ET an Waterstrrct, nearly opposite Major Mum
Az. casters. Also, a small House near Mrs E'lza
49, T. Hooe's
JOSIAH Fl. DAVIS.
Air slacke ed lime for sale nov 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
To Let.
For NeMt.

- The threr story Brick Dwelling
b&sT House lately occupied by Mr.. Washington,
tssf .,,1 ,site our warehouse. Possession gwen
i'm ediatcly. The rent to a good tenant
will be very moderate HUGH SMITH, 70.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07

British Consul.
- certify that Michael Anderson, British Seaman,
was sent to the Pennsy vana Hospital by my orders,
and after remaining there for fourteen months during
which time he was in miserable state and he report
| received from the Steward of the institution, decar
ed him inc,lrable, he was then removed to private
lodgings, aud Mr.. Swain voluntarily offered his servl
ces and by the application of his ranacea, the man
recovered, and sent him home to England in good
health, GILBERT ROBERTSON,
His Britannia Majesy's Consul. Philadelphia
See Book of Cases, page l16, 1 page So, ! page
75 SPACE so.
r. The Panacea can be obtained of the principal
Druggists and .4pothecaries in the United States.
Eorc Mol NV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
70 Rent,

So a comfortable Dwelling House on
lTTS; Farfax.street, below I've first Presbyterian
4sssi Church. Also, smaller one ON Water-Street
9lNhi doc JOSIAH II. DAVIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
For Rent

81 Tha, handsome and commodous
:;Gs's brick House on Fairfax-s,reet, now occupied
ssss b, C.. p Thompson, Esq. who viii give pos
49, session at any time required
Also for Rent,
- Tie buck Store adjoining the above
aJEE for which very moderate rent will be taken.
EMsn Ami, to WIN FOwLE & Co.
A..S.k dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07

MUSEUM
Omen Daily from to 70 A. NJ. and from 5to T. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
ConsumptioMs, Coughs, &c.

DUrI.ER'S VEGETABLE.
ID INDIAN SPECIFIC, tor
the cure of colds, coughs, con.
-urnptions, splitting of blood,
| ,,,hmas, and all disorders Of
| he breast and lungs. The
egetsble Indian Specific ha,
I TODD the test OF experience,
and proved itself the nostva'
luabie remedy ever discover
ell for the cure of Asthma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
FROM GILBERT ROBERTSON, Esq.

Late Steward of the Pennsylvania HosI
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25
THE COMPILER.
WEDNEsDAY. NOY. a5. Isae.
Tie River Is II Feet above low water marx.
~..sss..-.


Or tte ttb Inst otter SPEECHES from Ar Stan
ard and hF RgHdolgb, IN flC0T Of representing
ceait! Is lseu as citizens the question '1aS taken
gR ne notion t0T inserting the Eltred basis, and
decided n tie asgaticc 80 TO A..
Mr.. Scott, Of Fququicr. thsn mored 10 base the
SeHatc on tsZa,i0H 0aiu. tbs tcaS 'cittdralrR on
Monday nc 10Th, and mr. Leigh al0rod a basis 10
include three tts Of The JlackS. This ls2S rejected
Ly the sane cote as b.t1rs 80 70 A.
The ~ members represent 402, GOO ,ci.t,s; tio -
rcpreset 10000
Mr. Madison 55t5d IN tie LeeiSlItlgc Committee
Ia JaroUr u The rtitl basis ~ tho House Of Ode
gates. IHcsmm1ee The lcholo he r0tcd gaiRSt a.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25

hone; TO improve our own lands, and TO
increase the capital of our own towns, OF
Richmond, of Petersburg, 6zc.-and to
extend their own markets.-He then at
tempted to show that if gentlemen wish TO
deteat Internal Improvements, they ought
not to pursue the compound basis-thai
combinations of various river interests, as
the James, the Potomac, and the Rappan-
mock. &C. would be much sooner effected
by the influence of the mixed basis, than
by that Of the white population. lie eXpa'
tlated at great length upon the subject OF
Internal Imp ovement.
After touching upon variety Of other
topics, and being much fahgued by
speech of three hours, which no had not
compIeted-Mr. ]. gave way TO a motion
Of Mr.. Standard for the Commute 10 rise.
They accordingly rose; and immediate
ly on Mr.. Leigh's motion, the Convention
adjourned.
FRIDAY, Nov. -.
Nh. Johnson rose in continuation Of his remarks
oes an WIN IecflIt u'a'i'S ''e I'''ol n, ,-' ~
9,'.,ls ne iiau a'lei-il yea ~ - -
As Oh luG i".Il'.l' 49, 80,
III ~ OoI.eie' .,'aI ''g o,.a,,,,,t f H.
w N0eP 'H'ei9S' IN 'i.o az - - G.
provemeut and the very variety Of interests viii
operate as 4 check upon the eXtravagant waste and
lmprovIdent expenditure OF the public unds--ev-
cry scheme win be better examined, every dis
" ~ W ,,,-o.,
N NJ $50 y -, . 90 - -. H.
'"0iu d'' 'i0 '''''ou ',''' 5'0 '"U PI,
0o''''I '''o'.S y" HiIu ga" ~ u0' '''o' y,
,eSu' "',', t'i9 ..'.'I :b
'"'l '... 'i.-''9 D'7''N u! INNS ,,.ii
.H-I ol ,-o '.'Ie' -.ei. ~. l'lI''' ,is ..,
'1' 'i.l W. '''l -, --
."7' t'-'''. ne PI ono'"Ve" Hls"
ne el W internal Hapfo' eihenl' ne ass1 ~ "a
..-- ~ -i.sl a','' ,--.,,,I.
-"'J ''.'.. .i.99 '' 49,.
'''- Ni.- '''' i' g' ".s..''..' ''' ~
i e-.-. A9' .,.i 90 .' D-.'u' b"
.Ai- me iil-s d., Inc western Dls-''.'" D'0'''i-
D.i..I C-.'-'' -lei '.'i ui''' .i' o' ." 90
".2 assessed anI 'i7 "su5. e"e % ~
4''-'- li- ,t.'.sI'a" '-'. ."o ''.l
s''.1' ''i' '.'0 H''''' '.''ie s'5' ''
"'' '''.,' ' - -'..
Ut, ,,it.,;h ' L, r-a+..n o
..''S su.js.'' .' .i0''' is"' "J
III b.. ,,...'... -, 80 ,,,5,e, t,,~
legislature sll og 20 Eo'S ,il''.'y '''
purposes 'iN l''1' 3. !. o'' ~, y. - -
oA Jus 4cs'u'. -.'. 10 eve Po,.,.C H.,
'I' -'1 'o' '''o 7'---0 oi ''O'11''''7 7
-',>eS ,1..., ...:..,. 80 ,r.,
VT Johnson rem lA'' .Hi- 'l' I-.'1'.', W wy
" esq hid as mucn reason 10 I5a' Jus ~ 49,
,,2in NE 5Sl rs lg a5ler ao 10 .it' ~ ION ,i1
w es'i 'ishl hDt ,e ~ w -
Due Ia ,Se coilDi"e "i'I .'i' 'i., H. i,i
hdse and ye' los tils purpose colnPe' .Do ~
una ulo ms 81 i-'','y Is4. , ~ ~ tb
f'D''9' 'iiS .i1 Ho' '"5 Us. I-.l,g r. ,Io
Nli'-s, tiu Jay o. e"iii'il o' "'T t'''''
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25

According to This calculation The gu OF
middle District, which IS 10 cam any
event. would gain, instead of 81 81
bat IS. five more delegate--and the it1
would gam more on this basis than tna' OF
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25

According To- This calculation, The 81 OF
middle District. which is 10 GAIN n any
event. would gain, instead of g. IL
Hst IS. five more delegate~-2nd the ith
would gam more on this basis than tnat Oh
the white basis.
The West would have As 40
M, F,st % Ito
Pie SAID be had entered into these cal
.r.auols Go show. that taking every view
rr I-. the power would not be transferred
ths West. immediately but gradua,.F-
100. nt there was not so much power TO
be lost on to be e8ned Tina, a transfer
mist be made ,o the Middle and Valley
Districts ho admitted, was inevitable; but
was evident twas less than might have
.ee1 supposed
he stated hat while he was using these
.brr.r statements. be was aware of the ell
a-f which rautlemeu's statements had
made upon the public mind. ieascuoeo
, hem. tie excitement which they had
..f-. and 10 was owing 20 this feeling that
.r honorable member from Norfolk had
5e71 induced to- resign his seat. He re-
-.e+s3 thls eyent-1ud thls state OF the
rr.ic mlad-rouscd by scraps OF news
...,s-s ard speeches sent out TO affect thc
seaIe their mustcr-grounds, at the coor,-
44r-e. and boz their private circles. And
.-s gentlemen TO be instructed out OF their
-s.,s bersl-Is not the language of these
,,-.r-.t,ons. that ve who are sent here Oh
4sIbem.e upon the interests OF the whole
Common rs1Hi and devise a new Consii,u-
..o-. ars unfit to be trusted-thatno change
20 be produced, and that the Consu-
..f,e is unchaageabIel He deprecated
.B,se events in the strongest terms.
lie stated that both the propositions be-
-,-, the Convention were new--1ad Thar
.,,,rIv question before them was 10 de-
..-~irc which proposition was the best.
S..,,r tho arguments by way OF precedent
L.-b End been brought forward IN favor
ne amendment. the gentleman from
C.rce fNr. Barbour had introduced
II, .5,.r-ence Of the Roman RepUbhc-
~. .e.r,res which bad been used among
t-.r,o,lc. SIR. J. hoped lhatthe gentle
,.c would have quoted precetsn..-v which
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25
ANIMALS ron 1890.

THE TOKEN, claieIIished with thirteen
beautiful Lugrsvngs.
ATLANTIC SOUVENIR, embeIHsbed
with twelve icsufiiui lngra,,r.-.
THE TALTSMAN. embe1Esb.l --,,. -
beauiifn Engraving
THE PEARL, ernbellisbed with nina b,,r.
tilill Engravugs.
lust received and fr sale NJ the Book S,or. oe
j. FISHER s son.
Nov. Is 1893
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25
AwDERsoN & ATTERBURY,

Have Just received
I Pipe OIL and yerysIpcrior II. Gin, } warranted
I HlHp.ps Ceue MADEIRA Wine, pure as 'nl-
, Or Casks Tencrfe DO. )pOrfed'
which wIl their previous stock Of Liquor, .i-l
raeir assortment complete-ths whole Of "i'.-" /.
offered fJs sale BY ibs c7- or smaller q'ianiiy %"
.fI,e lowest frrIas.- - %
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25
FORFIGN NEWS.

Tho Packet Ship, Sylvanus Jen6in', Cap Macy,
arrived at New York from Liverpool whence
she sailed 90 the 9Th Oct The only news OF
moment by this arrival Is the intelligence, that
PEACE bad been concluded between Rus.a and
the Porte, az Adnsnope on the l4th OF Septen
Der This information does not come ln an otl
clal f0m but from such a source as 10 leave ltle
doubt of It's authenticity The demands Of Mich
lla,. il appears have all been agreed q.
From the Noni'eur.
Paris. October A. Nor Official part News
received from Cons,iutnop,e dated the l0th INST
,nn,u1ce tLat the Porte had agreed 20 treat upon
,hc following basis.
Tl. free navigation of the Biack Sea- tho
BosahoiIs. ana .ie Dlui'neilesr 70 merchantmen
of al nations ~ pence with the two powers.
. The demolition of the isriltcduons o. Uli-
ugcvo.
zis, and part of iis territory
q An indemnity of eleven and q half millions
of d1cats, of winch one bali million are 10 5c
p7iI i'm three hllfYeuy equal mstaI.menis and
ihe reminder n ten annual nstaimeuts. The
e,,1,pnf of ths sum Is guaranteed by the Cccup1-
tl1-, ~ WoI9,viq ani WHliacha- Upon the pave
nlc -f the frst of th,s l8iterCdss OF ustaimen.s,
AIaanenie Is 90 be evacuated; on me second be-
ing paid the Russians retreat beyond lue Balkan;
on lie third. beyond the Danube; and when The
whole Of the sum of ten millions Of duclis has
bean discharged they are TO quit the Turkish ieU-
tory altogether
Tbe London Morning Herald is ofoPimon tha,
,he --vnls0f of the required indemnify, u ieit 90
the caa blities peCunary and moral OF The TURKS,
rs, sra--elv fail 10 end IN their speedy expulsion
from Euro5e and the consequent accomplishment
Of those vas. plans Of ambition 70 which the Rus
sian Government Is impeIled, rs ifby necessity by
tho ,ac,iIisriiias Of lis situation. GC-ctte.
JERUSALEM-From paragraph IN
the New York Morning Herald, we learn
that there is a report that Rothschild, the
great banker, has bought Jerusaleml
Perhaps the purchase money IS to be aP-
piled towards paying the 35O,0O0,OO0 de-
handed, as is said, tor indemnity to Rus
sin Bait Chronicle.
Judge Wilkins, Of Putsburg, has resign
ed his at in Congress. Henry Bald
win is named, IN tee newspapers, as can
didate for the ofice-whilsi, on the other
hand, a meeting Of the Auh-Alasonic par
ty is called for the nomination o. a caudi-
date. James :. Stevenson, the former
member, is also announced asa candidate.
H'sst Herald
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-25

The certificate certifying the same, from a
m.jorly Of the Judges, is now M my possession,
aut COPY of which is hcreuni0 annexed:
"The undersigned, being appointed 10 Judge
tho race ran on the l0th inst between the horscs
Surprise and Oscar; the former owned by freder-
lex Fogie and the latter by Jones n Rose decide
tle race 90 Surprise IN consequence OF Oscar
f.ag the trick, and that agreeaJly 10 The rlics 81
rl-iae. irhict roUcrpcd he Def, THE SURPRISE Is
THE WINNIsG HORsE ANn ENTITLED To- TiE MONEY.
JAMES II. FORSYTH,
JOIN McLURE."
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
Wilmragfon, DelasSore, I
yannarq End, 1929. s
NOT1CE TO
Manufacturers.
Wilmington, Jan. s. 1929.

PROPOSALS. will be received at this Office, to furnish
for the use Of the United States Army for the year
1921the following articles of domestic nanufacurcslz'
Grey twilvd cloth Ga wide,
Cotton Drilling, unbleached 81 and 7-6 wide,
Cotton Shirting unbleached 78 wide
Germantown Woen short stockings & foot socks,
Laced Bootees and Shoes.
To he delivered at the United States Arsenal near Phil
,1enhia and subject to strict inspection Samples Of the
foregoing articles will be exhibited at this offices and pat
terms Of Wolen and Cotton Cloths will be transmitted to
those Manufacturers that may apply for them accompa-
MED bv such information shall be asked for.
The proposals be in writing, sealed, and endorsed
.prnposas"-and will be received until the Goth day OF
January 1929.
Commissary Generals Office,
phalelphia, December 18th, 1928
G. IRVINE,
Commssary General of Purchases. T-t20J
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
nrTOR FEMALES.
ND urI rr,s AROMATIC PILLS,

IyAvE been long celebrated as most valuable and en-
remedy against those general complaints pec
liar 10 the female portion Of society lucy cesse, Pur
t and promote flee and brisk circulation OF the blood
Irn become sluggish and anguld from the affecting All.
ens for which these pills safe aud efiectua spec
G They assist the suspended operations OF te sagu'ter
Gus system, when nature requires ~ '"o Iee'y 'ne
% Isbs of The unhealthy emale whose scky and paid
becomes reanmased, and resbens with the ma
,ra, glow OF restored health They ave tried and ap-
rnve1 remedy IN distractions, debility, hypochondrla
green sickness, gddness, paiPi'ao, Vi oe nea'', m Vi
,,on loulbng Of food, pains OF the stomach, shortness
~ breath upon every little motion, sinking q the r
and its consequence detected couh'ehace ana dislike
CIV EXERCISE and conversaon They are equally CONDUCIVE
TO the health of married LADIES', except ~ cases u es
90 ~ hectic and consumpve habits, when they must moi
he ,.ken But they may be administered to great advan
,aye month or after dccouchmen tor tie purpose 4"
cleansing the system and purg,g those gross huIhours
which, When retained, lay the foundation OF numerous aas
ses and render the subject unhealthy tor lite
L should also be taken by all women from IS to oo to
The dangerous disorders consequent upon that crit
lea. perod of female life They have been ur,her 'o'o'
Inv esperence to afford powerful remedy III all hyp'eh'H
biac serc and 1aloish disorders both III men and 10
ul whose nervous system they strengthen aho reguae'
and nature in throwing off those gross and supeFapunaa
humours which prouuce melancholy and depression OF sP
,s renovate the body, reanmate the nlnd' a. aihuse
general cheerfuness and elasticity throughout the whole
system
Price $3.50 per box.
Prepared from the original MS. Recipe Of the late Dr.
W T.CONWAY, by KlDDER, his immediate successor
and the sole prJpretor which with all the other Con70ay
Medicines s Tor sale wholesale his Counting Rpom
over No 81 formerly called No 9O)Cour-strert near
Concert Hail. Boston, and reailed by his SPECIAL appoint
ment ogeher with all the valuable Medicines, as pre-
pN''N y ''' ~ = J. HARLAN, Agent
No. 1875 Market Street. Wilmington
y. Observe that none are genuine w,out the writer
signature of r kIDDER, on the outside printed Wrapper
large dis count made those who buy to sell asai'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
TO RENoI',
July 90, 1923.

Ind possession given the 25h Of March neat, The
tolto,sing Properly, TO wit
No 4. 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. 9. A two-story House on Quaker-hill 10 a
healthy situation, with fine garden, and stable,
lately in the tenure OF Mrs. Physic.
No 5. A large and convenient two-story House,
on the corner Of High and French streets, now in
the tenure of Mrs Barstow this house is well cal
culatcd for two families.
Nos. i, 5 and g. Several small Houses on and
near the corner of Front and West streets.
ALSO.-The Cellar under the rown-hali, which
has lately been occupied as boiling cellar.
a Lot on Hanover street, on which an lce-house
has been erected.
\ Lot at the lower end Of Orange street. These
three last mentioned properties belong TO the Cor
poraion Of the Borough Of Wilmington.
For terms apply to
MARCUS L. CAPELLE
Agent, No. Al, High street.
Wilmington, Jan. 5, 1929. rs
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
Valuable property for rent.

TO Rent, from the 25th March next, that large
and convenient brick House, now occupied by Docf.
II. Gemnlill, on the public road, within mile
of st. Georges there are attached to said house
about % OF land, in prime order, to be etsf'
parate CT together. The neighborhood Of this pro-
perty makes it desirable situation for physician,
or it might suit gentleman retiring from business,
or a mechanic.
ALSO-Several Houses large and small in the
Borough of Wilmington; some of which may be en-
tered on Immediately, the rest on 25th March,
Application to be made at this Office.
| Jan. S.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
NhcriD's Sale.

Dy virtue Of writ Of vendi. exponas TO me d;,o..
viii be exposed to PUBLIC SALE at the ho,sse !:
Nathaniel Co0gton. (St. Georges,) in Red Lion fund.-
ON Thursday,the 22d day Of January inst at o'clock
No. /. All that Plantation tract of land situate &
and being in the Hundred Of RedI ion, and County ~
Castle bounded by lands late of Henry Grndage, and o
Miller, decd by lands Of John Sutton Levi Cark ."a
others, containing $50 acres be the more or less
gether with all, and singular the improvements heeno
belonging.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16

T the house of isaac Clement, Buck Tavern, St Co.
Ages' Hundred, Friday the 23d day Of January n.
at 9 o'clock, r. NJ.
ST. Georges Hundred in the County aforesaid, ex,eni
to the Maryland line, formerly the property of Mary 0
ham, containing $50 acres less, with brick hons,
and barn thereon ereced together with all and snru
the improvements and appurtenances thereuno beIma
ing,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
FOE, SALE OR RENT.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

Il, Newark Delaware. The house is f3 by 50 feet two
tories nearly new handsomely painted, and in excel
ent Order with neat enclosure in 'front.' and another a
he back ami one Of the ends On the st hoor there are
oar rooms, and the sec'na FIVE The appurtenances
are convenient l,tc,cn ap,nng the house, stable,
rariape house &C. The lot contains three acres ard has
been we'll lined add manfred.
Part of the Building formerly occupied as store
for which it is the best stand in the Villages but, for the
last five wears tile whole has been occupied female
harding scho To this purpose it is peculiarly adapt
ted he school room being airy and spacious, the other
apartments large enough for the comfortable accommodate
of exercise and recreation. eligible situation tor
boarding school, either Of boys girls, could not easily
be found The Village is healthy and pleasant and ltr
surrounding country beautiful and finely cul,a'ed.
rs To merchant, teacher parent desIrous OF giving
his classical educson this property offers great adj
vanages-possessiun will be given the IS h ct March
next For terms apply Mr. james Robinson New Ark
o. to The owner in Wilmington. WM. SilEifliR'
Dec 5. 1923 1awtt.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-16
T the house of Robert Eakin, in the Borough of Wi;
~ Arlington, Saturday, the Gath day Of January inst, At

A T the house of Robert Eakin in the Borough of VIII
Amngton Saturday, the Gath day Of January inst at
, o'clock, +. NJ
No 8. All that tract Of Land, known by the name Of
Tsculun in Chstiana hundred, situate partly within ths
Borough OF Wilmington, bounded by the Wilmington
Chrstian, and the Wilmington & Lancaster TURNPIKE
Roads, by lands of Mary Warner Sanl b. Davis ant. oh
ers containing about e. acres be the more or less
with large story BRICK dwelling house. handsomely sI
ua,eand large stone barn, beside good stone tenement
house good barn. and other Improvements thereon erect
ed No. a. 4 lot OF marsh in Clements Creek Marsh
bounded By the Marsh road by marsh late of Doct Geo
Monroe decd. and Others containing 81 acres, be the
same more less. No. s. lot of ground the Wessde
of King street, the Borough Of Wilmington, with frame
stable thereon erected No &. life estate in lot Of
ground in the borough Wilmington, bounded by Front
Vest and Justson Streets by lands late Of Francis Way
decd Joseph Baily and John Ferris, decd NOT lot
OF woodland, the Kennel Turnpike road in christina
Hundred, containing IL acres, be the same less
No lot of marsh i'll Holland Creek marsh, bounded
by the road leading from Wilmington to Newcastle by
tile Chrstlana river, by lands late of Patrick O'Fnn,
decd and by lands late of Plat & Stevenson, containing
acres, be be same more or less.
led and taken in execution the property Of James
NJ. Broom, Esq. and to be sold by
William IIerdman, Shift.
1 ~. a.