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Whiskey. Sugar. &c.

Whiskey, Sugar, sc.
Il ANDlNG This morning for SALE
- ~ Hhds superior, crop New Orleans Sugar,
~ 90. 90 old ditto
40 BIS best Baltimore Whiskey,
~ libds fennsylv ditto.
jan n RAISToN g. PEASANTS
~ STORE
100 bags grccn coffee
$50 sides Baltimore sole leather
100 do do upper do
20 bids molasses
pipes genuine Holland Gin
20 chests gunpowdcr tea
PRAYER and HYMN BOOKS.
.tOhN II. NASH has received n handsome as
sortmcnt of
Prayer Books with the new hymns
Watts Psolms and Hymns
Broadus' HYMNS
Parkinson's Hymns
Rppon's Hymns
Dobells Hymns
Olncy Hymns
Village Hymns
othodist Hymns
lays Prayers
New anual
Icnks Devotion
Companion for the Altar
And many Theological Works, generally at half
price. fob ~
CnDN
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Z UST received anu Tor sale by the siiiIicriber.
- MASuAL OF CHEMISTRY, on the basis of Profess
scr Brandes; containing the principal facts of the
science, arranged in tho order in which they arc
discussed and Illustrated, i'll the lectures at Harvard
University, II. T.. the U. =. Military Accaden,y.
West Point, Brown University Amherst end seyc-
raj other Colleges in the U. S.: compiled from The
works OF the most distinguished Chemists; designed
as text book Tor theuse of students and persons
attending lectures on Chenistry-thc second edition
coinprehendng the recent discoveries and nlus,ra
ted with nine plates and several engravings ON wood
by JOHN w WEBSTER, Erving professor of Chem
is'ry aud Aiineralogy IN Har, ard University
WIN. II. FITZWUYLSONN
mar 1G
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FRESH GOODS.

O. FRESH GOODS.
IREcEIyED blythe Tantivy and other late urri.
Blue, black and cold grasdo Naples .
Batiste and Italian nets - =.
Lace cspcs, pelirenes and collars
fashionable calicoes and printed cambrics \,
fiaid and striped ginghams sS - t.,.-..
Safsosic Jaconet and Swiss muslihs
1usn and silk crayats assorted ..- FL.
Iiovcs and belt ribbands DO 49,. -.
Superior silk umbrellas
lack, blue and steel mkt cloths
IA variety OF other seasonablc' goods, which
are oHered at low prices for cash. = : -
feb feb - - HALL NELSON
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. -
!. jim =. BLAMIRE grateful for past hvours,
now Offers for sale, at his Drug and Apothecaiy
store directly opposite the door of the Earle Hotel
DIS regular supply of fresh Garden Seeds which he of
tnan usual, and which be confidently recon
eios 70 ms friends, customers and the public; among
'hein-which are too numerous to mentio,i-yiz:
superior early Washington weeks peas
Large dwarf ma rrowfat
White kidney or bunch snap beans
r. me early york cabbage
do do Cauliflower
90 do Battersa
uo co Purple cape broccoli
"feen cured and green globe savoy.
and oil other kisds
w bite and rcd solid CELERY
Imperial ice coss md brown Dutch lettuce
Seedet shit top and white turnip radslies
Early golden Sioux corn, (rpen i'll G5 days,
Large rcd tomato
Purple egg plant
Sa.saia oyster plant
NastIr;i:u
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JUST receiyedby the Schooner Exit-IIadies last
ing and American kid French slippers of the most
approved fashionable forms and dressing, together
with great variety ofother Boots, Shoes and Pumps;
Tor sale by GRANNiSS, SON g. BROTHERS.
Corner of Main and l4th Streets
fob %
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CORN.
400 corn in the Dock, for sale by
rar ~ LEWIS WEBB g. Co
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PUBLIC WAREHOUSE-RtcLrnond

PUBLIC unconstitutional
~ iEG lat the desire of the Inspcciorsof the
above warehouse, taken the situation
of salesman, tender my services to the cul,ivaior G
tobacco such; ana will pay the strictcs, alter
i"n to receiving. securing and selling any tobacco
sent to me or the inspectors.
Pnnctuality and despatch viii in al eases be par
ticularly attended to.
foliage &c. advanced
u Once in the Inspectors Counting Room.
III. G.. LAKELAND. 2
N. B-Ihe planters assured that the best NJ; y
ces wlii be obtained from all the buyers to WHOM,
rs wei as the Commission Merchants and inspectors,
beg leave 20 refer, without adding long lis, al
halheS' III. e. L.
mar 1G--inwts
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~ The price Of subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
VIII" ,nn is Sax collars year, payable IN advance
The charge Tor 4dcfisng is cents for single
Square or less and S3i Cor each continuance
every oe ay Where advertisements inserted
frs, - ~ ~
snnna Advertisers are charged so dollars m squares
and IN THAI proportion Cor advertisements OF greater l,nsh
except ASsoesrs and insry dealers VINO charged sio0
U~I The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is puldisllcd twice
week Tuesdays and Frdays,) five dollars per ahnuin
For ddrerfsns75 sluare or less for the frs. in
seftion, aud 5Qcents for each continuance. ''j =
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------ LEATHER.
TOHN POE s. BROTHERS respectfully inform
their friends and the public, and the old customers
OF u. Tate & Co. that they have for sale on reason
able terms, at the old stand oppos the Boil Tavern
4 complete assortment of LEATHER of superior
quality of their own manufacture, consisting OF
Sole-lght and heavy boot
Upper-russet and waved
Skins kip, calf and sheep
Skrtng
Harness
Hridle-. brown and black
Bag hides &c. &C. &c.
N. B.-Cash given for Hides and Oak Bark
mar 23-2aw3w ]. p. g. Bros.
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o. ROB FRINTING cseue9 a. Gre whig oHcc.
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NEW BOOKS.
& Journey around my Room, followed by Noe
turnei Expedition in the regions, by
Count Xavier de Mastrc.
TIE Dreams OF Pindus. by C. w. Clarke
Elements of Physics Natural Philosophy ocne-
raj and medical. explained independently of recni.
cal Mathematics, and continuing new dsquistions
and practical suggestions, by Teii Arnot NJ n First
American from the third London edition, wth oddi-
tions by Isaac Hays, A. 81, II. d., &c.
Ellis's Medical ForIniliary, and much ilnpro-
we'd edition.
Tales of st. Bernard, received at NASITS.
mar "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
PANAMA DOCUMENTS.
81. I.-U. ) Sd March, ls29.

lothe Senals and House Of Representatives.
othe U3tHtd Si0ics II .imtfitd
W->suINGroS, Sd March, 1870.
| iransm herewith so Congrs.s Il copy "lthe
Instructions prepared 10y The Sectea, al s,a'c,
aud ful nithe1 ~ thr Niniste, of the L. sta cs
app inted 10 attend the Assembly II smsii-
cau Pen,pot cni ries, irSi held nj Panama, u
then.e TIN ,lerred TO IacubaJa. LIE occasion
for which they wee given has pa ssed and
there Is no p,csr at probn' ility II the rent val Of
those negotaiions but the purpose ter which
they we've intend.- are still the deepest inter-
rsi 10 our country add TO the world. AMI may
hereafter call gaIu for the active energ ies Of lac
Government Of t,e United States. Tie motive
for y lhhodng them iiom general publication
hasing ce4srd, justice 10 the Government {tnm
winch they rnnnsted. and TO the people for
whose benrGl il ,vas instituted. require that they
should he made lknoy.n. Wan tins ,ieu, and
from the con aideT ion that the .ubjetB embla-
I, by tha<e instructions must probably engage
hereafter the cons idea alton al our successors, |
dreii Il pfoprr 10 make this communicative to
both Houses Of Congress. One copy only Of the
lnslrucfio. he ~ prepared, sead II /" the
aanade, reqae>t,n3 that tiI"y nay be transmit
tel also IN ne House Of Il ptesen,alves.
IA ADAMS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
POETfs

From The Byou.
THERE WAS SILENCE HEAVEN.
Can angel spirits needrcpose
In the full sunlight of the SKY
Aud can the seil of slnmber close
"A cherub's bright aud blazins eve
Have srraphim scary brow,
a fainnng heart. ani aching brcastl
No. far too high their pulses How,
10 l.nguish With ingiorlous rest.
How could they sleep amid the bliss,
The banquet u delight ab vel
Or bear for one shor, hour 10 miss,
The vi,ion OF the Lori they love
oh moi the deaih-ike calm Of sleep
Coull sill The eve lasting song;
No fairy dream, or slnniber derp
Entrance tho rapt aud holy thruns.
Yet no, the lighfe.' tone was heard,
From angel voice or angel.band;
And not Que plumpd pn,ion wired.
AmonS the how'd and hlissfil band.
For there was sihnce in The sky,
s ioy not angel tongues could tell
KS from its mystic iount Oh high.
The s,ace of God in stiffness felt.
Dh!Wha is silence here below
Tie quiet of concealed despair
The pause Of pain, the d. cam ofwu;
1t Is the rest of rapture there.
Aud TO he uay.worn pilgrim hcrr.
More khdred seems thp, pricct peace
Than the full cham, Of joy Ia hear
Roll on. aud never. never cea,r
From earthly agnnirs sct FREE,
Tired with the path TOO slowly trod,
May SUCK n silence welcome me
Into HE palace of my God
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
EUR SALE.

WISH to sell my house aud lot, situated
% near the head % Main Street. 100 feet ~
'x'e Scvrnth alley. aud running thence south
w degrees wedSt poles thence north 81 leg
"est 10 feet, thence north 81 degrees, e-,st 4
Poes to second street, thence south 30 degrees.
east 20 feet to the beginning. The snid piece
@, ground being part OF the lots known in the
IAN Of the town by No. S. aud 225. On this
''' 'heie Is a convenient dwelling housr. and
most excellent garden. There is likewise on
'He lot good tobacco mandatory, with the
screws and all fixtures necessary TO carry on the
business extensively. There are few lots in
Town more convenient or desirable than this, it
~ situated on main street, in a pl asant part of
'lnowr, and in one of the best neighborhoods
ne situation is healthy. wateg convenient, and
III every respect desirable residence for PR
'd'e family or man of business. I will make
terms accommodating, and Will take negroes in
part payment For particulars. application
may oe made TO the subscriber living on the
premises, or 10 the Editors of the Vlrginian.
SAML. LOVE.
Feb. 10
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TERMS.

" For - per aasn 'r ass time ,hau sis months
cPuon nn W. vi, be l,.ecntinusi ONT AZ the discretion
ID ,.s si Iasor unit, al arroafas'' are pau ant,
adyorene, will he inss's sc Z. ?" ,ss sr r@'
iIare tof iessi froa, distaucG must be pud Tor
eontinus.ca nav Insertion. tho payment assumed by
r "Ss G@o,p % person in Lynelours
''r, ORDERS exceeding two squares are ~
TAI Cor six dollars.
Eei'N - t1r.s,ei 10 the Editors mus, he post
r. An,e.se ,s,, l, mo-, be attended TO.
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- sT :. n, otenIng, SUPERB HssoftWth' VI
j fsos . aar''eis., amongst The" are the fol-
uNms =, D..
pee" 4, panr luns. great varie.
~, p,,s,s TWIN puts and r"hs
oe |' a, tRazors, old English
t,nard Chains gyeut .atalo fnd"'s H..
Musical Work Boxes. die
'' ",''n,rn Jewellers Brushes
:, III Roxes do Nail do
,,,,,',e, ,,rnanrents Pearl Counters for
,,t sand. whist, rarious kinds
u;,,ol, ,l,ubl, barrel Engii.n DIce beautiful
- s;,,,e do IIyoIy tor Miniatures
a., pcrcos.,on Locks CIrkON >up, qdaiity,
b., with Bayoneas 'e'' c"'"p
Jol,soe =isa,er, gfed' 1'"V"' o''o!'e'sof l''ns
IN ,lfto OF o. Hose, gcaui
Antique Oh 90 no "e
r-ences, greai eu17efWOh tNueei
.nInrs do dolDil Rhodi
!,snrs (snnerior )gfem Watch lsihsons
rcri,,6 5clt do
d., Knives. laogef's) 'rrcn-s GA CAPS
r.,l ,,rea. rqrftlg lplaip aud Cut Glass
Pocket do do do uot ohr"hs Nhhst Bfea'
Chess Mn variety
Do. Boards Necklaces
prof or Checker aides O,ershoes, very
Rnards good
Segar Boxes, gfeat ID. Canes
rtety 'shh,S , "ne'
TAX stand do do sword Canes
I.otos or Keno R,diag WHIPS. variety
Dominus Fancy States
ur,,.r's Bottles, aari Fancy Glass Pictures,
MI. Si-es small
Feather do do do Cologne for Ladies OF.
Nlicue Clasps ietes, heau''lui
p,u.c do rolacro bosrs
~,iad SPOONS (. Fork, p wider fuhs, several
hlusiard spoons kids
spirit < Acid ProVefs Fancy Soaps, great VI
stuff Boxes, grea! adri ricty
eta ,GentIemcn'' dressing
AYagi: t.aatrrns aSsor- Boxes, beautiful
I'd s;zes Night Tapeis
nas. Lavender and o. fin-Cu HONS
range Flower wnlers lhefmonGleis, Grea
rGrB sup Vafify
Yeg,inbeaapge Dirks, &c. Nc NC &c
Wing OF Rnice
10 tetner with great variety Of other articles
n I hereia mentian,d My stock OF Medicine,
~. now on hand, is the largest IN the state. u
ne vni,e,y better than any house IN the Unnn.
Al the articles ARE ont, e al the very lowest
prices- tuR FL DAFIho'
Fatch l6.
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PARIS & LONDON
SUPERB
wNM GY @QQpas

list opening. r superb Hssor,mr", Of Q,
80 articles. amongst them are the ioi'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
INSTRUCTIONS GENERAL.

DISTINCTIONS hENEItAL.
Richard G.Anserson aud John Sergean',
esq. appoint"d Envoys Eauaordi-
nay tnI Ministers PleninoteniLry
ollhe States 10 the Congre,s al F
I,lnnIIa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

TUW INt IWtF TtHN HTHfII.
OLD FEATHERS BETTER 1iIAS Nf.N.
II the feathers nfold beds have beeomp dir.
", mated, ~ havr lost ,heir elasticity lay age
or nse, icy sltauld he r,nptled lnto no s,ead
and washed ~ warm soap stun, asittted 10y
nnrsns ot u lake on garden hoe, and afterwards
wreoched IN cirar wdtrr. They ar then 10 be
pressed dry by the hand, an put upon the floor
oi an empty Well lighted room und nov and
then whipped and slli',d Up aud when thor
oughly dry Put nga'n iotp ticks lii VIII be-
found after this better than neW 5satbcrs. be-
causr deprived OF he oil which abounds N HE
latter. COUSIN rABirlIA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

say from Eve to six feet in i.neih having the
stats much deeper aud wider apart, and wider
IN proportion At ihe heel OF the brake than the
hsf brake. With SUCH brake, n good labor
er will bieak 100 lbs in "a day of February
and some will break double that quantity
Tie seed Is raised by planting in hills like In
dian Corr, planting four or five seeds. aud
pulling all oui tn, The most thrifty plant. A
single acre of rich land has been known 10
produce sixty bushels ofseed We are very lit
tie IN the habit oi water rottng our hemp, hn,
whit has been ihas prepared Is found TO be
equal 10 the best Russia hemp from three TO
hVe days, III very warm season, Is found 10
De sufficient Tor 'bi, process. il tue water be
siasnant longer. # running
An opinion prevails where the 1liyation
OF hemp snot common, that Il ,sa very e1-
hau'llng crop.-'rhr TACT, howeyer. il otler-
wise, and WE cultivate three successive cops,
on the AL land with less exhaustion ihan is
oeeasioned by ell cr the Corn OF " heal crop ,
aud no crop leaves ground 50 light as 10 entire
iy destroy the production OF weeds.
hENlUCkIAH.
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appetite and passion II accommodates itself to the
fnac laws of custom and fashion, long they are
not inconsistent with the higher obligations of virtue
and religion.
To give eacacy and grace to politeness, it must be
accompanied with degree of taste as well as del
;cacy and although its foundation must be rooted IN
be heart, it is not perfect without knowledge of the
world.
In society it is the happy medium which blends the
most discordant natures it imposes silence on the To-
oacious and incnes the most reserved to furnish their
share of conversation it represses the despcable but
common ambition of being the most prominent char
acter in the scene it increases the general desire OF
beinp mutually agreeable takes off the offensive edge
o raery and gives delicacy to wit preserves sub
ordination, and reconciles ease with propriety; like
other valuable qualities, its value is best estimated when
it is absent. .
No greatness can awe it into servlity, no intimacy
can sink it into coarse familiarity to superors 1t
is respectful freedom to interiors, it is unassunng
rood nature to equals every thing that is charming
studying anticipating and attending to all things yet
at the same time apparently disengaged and careless.
Such is true politeness; by people of wrong heads
and unworthy hearts dsgraced in its two extremes ;
and by the generality of mankind confined within the
narrow bounds of mere good breeding, which Is only
one branch of it.
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of generations that have long since ceased to exist,
whom in your presence he causes to transact all the
avocations of their respective situations in life and
exhibit all the peculiarites of the manners and
toms of their times with the whole train of thinking
and feeling which gave them birth. Such writers as
these shall have from postcrty at least their just need
Of praise and of the general tenor of their ,corks
their authors need never be ashamed"
Boston Palladium.
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WMTATCH SToLEN-Was stolen from the dwelling of
Wv Didier French street, in this Borough on Mon
day morning, French Gold Watch 1t has engraved on
the plana Guern A. Meux, and in the the combin
ed letters and D. and No. I54l Whoever will return
said Watch BUcHEx No 90, Market street, shall have
reward of Five Dollars.
August 20. 44-4tt
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-10

Dr Adom Clarkc's Sermons.-IIaving lately been
presented by an esteemed friend with copy of
g piscourses on various subjects by Adam Clarke
we take pleasure in recommending these as among
the MANIFEST productions of this learned and celebra
tea divine Of the English Wesleyan Church. The
learned Doctor makes every text which he foupds
discourse like of beaten gold, and discovers
tle omupotence of his genius IN ascertaning and ex-
pressing the weighty meaning OF every sacred word
or paragraph
Tn his seventh discourse, the celebrated Doctor
makes an alson TO novel writers, generally in terms
of reprehenson, making, however, an exception In IA
yor of three, including the celebrated author OF wa
yery As this is the deliberate opinion OF one OF the
greatest readers of the present age it is worth trans
crbing To the bad tendency OF novel writing says
he
. q There are, however, some honorable exceptions
There are few writers of this class, whose sole ann
was TO correct the vicious manners OF the age, give
= nroner bias to the understanding and healthy d
econ to the feelings of the heart, and who because
II was oopuar, chose the form of novel to convey
their saluary instructions to the public. At the heat
of these for pious and benevolent feeling, stand Hen
~ Brook for good intention and indefatigable pom
derous labor, Samuel Richardson and for correc
conception, mastery deneaton, judicous colorng
and majestic execution, Walter Scott. The first tedd
Won directly to God, the Fountain of light, life, per
faction. and goodness. The second conducts yol
through many direct roads and fairy bypaths to VIRTUE
and nronriety of conduct in the various relations o
life. And the latter carries you through nature ant
facts to the sources whence history should originate
and raises up not only the recoectons of past events
but places you by inimitabe description in the mids
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

4SeCNtHUNt4t
The Convention met yesterday, in the Capitol of
Virginia, agreeably the law of the Legislature of
Virginia. 1t was duly organized, by the election of
President, Clerk Sergeantat Arms and Doorkeepers.
Out of the 96 members elected, there were but abb
sentees.
An intense interest was excited-the Gallery, the
Lobby, and part of the Hall, crowded with anx-
ous spectators. The spectacle of many distinguish
ed men convened together for solemn and important
purpose, produced sensation which battles descrp-
ton. When JAMES MADISON to nominate his friend;
when upon the election of JAMES MONROE to the Chair
he escorted to it by Mr. MADISON and by MIR MAR
SHALL and when JAMES MONROE delivered his feel
ing and impressive address, the peculiarly
touching. There was many wet eye in the Hail.
We record this morning, their first days proceedings
The attendance was very general, the entire number
of Delegates being present, with the exception of six
persons detained by ndisposition.
At little after twelve o'clock Mr. MADISON rose and
addressed the Convention. He stated the proprety of
organizing the body by the appointment ola President
that he therefore nominated JAMES MONROE qualf-
ed to fill the Chair and whose character and long
public services rendered it unnecessary for HIM to say
more than present him respectfully to the notice of the
House.
No other candidate being put in nomination. the
question was put on the nomination of Mr. MONROE
and he was elected mem. con-
Messrs MADISON and MARSHALL having conducted
him to the Chair, he addressed the Convention nearly
in the following TERMS
"Having served my country from very early life, i'll
all its highest trusts and most difficult emergencies,
from the most important of which trusts have lately
RETIRED cannot otherwise than feel with great sensi-
bility this proof of the high confidence of this very
enlightened and respectable Assembly. 1t my earn
est hope and DESIRE that very distinguished citizen
and friend, who has preceded in several of these
high trusts, and who had just claim to that precedence
should have taken this station, and deeply regret the
considerations which have induced him to decline it.
The proofs of his very important services and the pu
rity of his ife will go down to latest posterity
and his example, aided by that of others, whom need
mention, will give strong prop to our free system
of government
regret my appointment from another considerations
fear that shall be able to discharge tho duties Of
RI the trust with advantage to my country have never
before held such station and ignorant of the rules
of the House. have also been afflicted of late, with
infrmy, which still exists to a degree TO form seri-
GUS obstacle. Being placed, however, here, will OK.
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The United States Ship Brandyoiue arrived at New
York on Wednesday last, from Calao, and last from
Rio Janeiro, which port she left on the 97th August
Officers and crew, all WELL
The Brandywine has been absent thrtyseyen months,
having sailed from Sandy Hook the Sd September,
1926 since when it is computed she has up
wards of $4,000 miles. She has brought home six
of the muneers of the ship Constitution of Norfolk
Va; three from the brig Post Captain, of New York;
several passengers and quantity of Specie for sun
dry merchants in this city.
The u S. ship yandalia was at Buenos Ayres +; and
rgate Hudson, at Rio, all WE'LL to leave in few days
on cruise Northwardly.
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YNyO PARENTS.-JosEPH NORMAN respectfully informs
jill the Ladies of Wilmington, that he still continues the
manufacturing Ladies' Misses and Chldrens Boots and
Shoes of the latest patterns;-under his immediate in
that all his talents shall be employed render
his customers satisfaction, both in article and price. His
establishment is the corner of Market and Third Streets
Wilmington, May, 1929. ~ 2s-6D