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g. SAEScNI.

Washington Lodge Lottery,
no. 4 extra, draws IN this to,ca on Fridas
De- t0-mOrTOp.
1000 dollars highest prize.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
DRAE.N NUMBERS,
In Vermont Lottery no. II, extra
~ 9 lG 3 l3 ~ "a 81
Rhode Island State LotteIy, no. 5, extra
- Q 45 .33 81 i3
In Groien Monument Lottery,
II 60 ~ 46 "a as ~ 22 3
Grand State Lottery Class 10,
25 ii al. 20 81 "a
Tickets in all the domestic Lotteries, to
be hpd at this Office where q number OF
hundsome prizes have been sold.
j. C.HAW.
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Dancing School.

MIR. FULLER, grateful for past IA
IV1 pors, respectfully announces to hIs
former patrons, aud the Ladies and Gentle
men Of Newport, that he proposes to Ic.
commence his course Of lessons n, The Ma.
sonic Hall, on Tuesday the 22d Of Scp,cm-
Der next, ot 3 o'clock in the afternoon io'
Lades, and at half past q for Gon,lemen,
Days oltultion Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Terms, for two afternoons and evenings ~
a week, Sc per quarter, former scholars
IS. aug. ~.
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Sfrueo.-t.t.er. ksm vers Cruz 10 tSai

+. mtxfco.-LotteYe U0m Veru NruI 70 VIZ
Both July, are received in this city. They
state that a number Of individuals had volun
tarily made a loan TO the Government, TO aid
in repelliug the Spanish invaders. A'convoy
left Mckee on the Goth, with large sum in
specie, part of which was for the support Of
the troops, and was accompanied by strong
sscort-The troops had marched from Vera
Cruz towards Tampico, though it was not
known with certainty that the Spanish troops
had landed near that place. The embargo
which was laid on all merchant vessels at We
"a Cruz on the 18th, was Continued on the
Both Vessels Of war were allowed to depart
These advices are by the British packet which
arrived at Havana on the 10th inst from Vera
Cruz. Mer. Adv.
SUNBURY, Aug. 26.--During the eas,
erly blow on Monday afternoon, Mr.. Cos
ton of our neighborhood witnessed one of
the most awful and destructive whlrlwinds
ever experienced perhaps in this part of
the world. When the blow came on he
was standing under shelter adjoining a
house in which there were considerable
quantity of cider, wines, Sc. and was in
the act Of coopering a cask. Large trees
were prostrated or twisted of at the roots
in the twinkling of an eye, and fences
swept from their places and whlrled a.
loft through the air like chat Mr. Cos.
ton as his only hope OF preservation threw
himself PROSTATE on his face, until the tor
nado had passed, and thus escaped It's fu-
ry without any serious iRjury, while eve
~ object around him wss swept away
before il. The shelter under which he
lay, was gone! and the stll-house, to which
il was attached, though very strong built
and thirty feet square. with its contents,
was hurled from its foundation 10 a con-
siderable distance. A barrel Of wine
which was under the shelter, was taken
up, and borne along with the blast to q
distant part of the 6eld.
The large cider trough, full Of pomace
and weighing about half a ton was blown
10 an incredible distance. After passing
the distilery the whirlwind took u south
erly direction and came in contact with
4 or S negro houses, and other buildings
all Of which were demolished and their
fragments scattered afar--the roof Of one
of them has been found at something like
q quarter of mile from the spot where
it was taken from. Not one was seriously
injured. Providence in his unerrng wis
dom seems to have interposed for their pre-
servation, for it would appear almost impossi
BILE that 9 or , persons could be taken up and
thrown to a distance of 90 yards against pal.
ing fence, as was actually the case, wlthou,
being killed.
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NOTICE..

TTNfIE subscriber being duly appointed
l. Executor Of the last will and Tcs'o .
ment Of Caleb Peabody, late of Middlctown'
deceased, requests ell persons indebted y"
snid estate to make immcdinte payment, ~
oil those holding demands against the sa'ne
will present them Tor settlement to
THOMAS PEABODY, Erecr
Newport, Aug. "a.
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DIED,

In this town on Thursday last, MIR Daniel
Lewis, aged 80 years
On Friday morning, Capt. William Briggs
aged 76 years.
Onthe same day Isaac Barlow, son ofCspt
Solomon n Barrow aged lG years
AT Nantucket on the 2jth uit. nr. Roland
Gelston. aged G- years late Of Portsmouth
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Assignee's Notice.

THE Subscriber having received, under
Il the direction OF the Supreme Judicial
Court, an Assignment from JosEPB WAN
TON HAZARD, Of Newpor, Of all bis real
and personal estate, in trust, for the bene.
ht Of his creditors, hereby giyes notice, that
six months from August 29,h, is allowed 10
present aud prove their demands agains,
said HAzARD.--All Claims not established
before the expirstion Of said term, will be
debsrred from sny dividend on said estate.
STEPHEN A. ROBINSON, .7ssignse.
Newport, Sept. 3, 1909
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SHIP UGWNS
E.I'TERED,

-. E.TTERED, 500
Brig Criterion, Taylor, New York.
Schr Boston, Baxter, Boston.
Sloop Sarah, Wight Boston
Sloop' President, Gates. Saybrook.
Sloop Albany, Vars, New York
CLEARED.
Schr Mlnos, Dennis, Havana,
Schr Boston, Baxter, Providence.
SlooP Sarah, Wight, Providence.
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n'Ho be Yet FvrMished.

\ Purlor, Dining Room. Kitchen, and
n four Chambcrs--in pleasant .sllua'
ton on the hill Apply ut this Office.
aug. "a, 1890. isif
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List of Letters.

PEaAINING in the Post Otiice, New.
IL port, X. | Sept. 10th, 1922. Persons
calling Tor them will please say they are
odverilsed, as they are placed in a separate
case.
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.9D.uI.,TSTR.3TOR'S SIZE

.aD.uLiISTR.4TOR'S sale
By ririue ofa decree efhs Supreme Judi
eidi Court, tciN be soid at pubLie anetion.
b, on fht premises, on SATURDAY The Sd day
ofOct. merit al | ! O'Clock n. VI,
4 LII the right, title and interest of John
~ w. Murphy, dec. late of Newport, in
one certain Lot of Land, with a dwelling
house and other buildings thereon, 'front.'
ing on Meeting street. and running back
to Farewell street. Also lot Of land with
ablaeksm,h's shop thereon. standing front
ing on fsrews sll-street. a gar
denJet, an greon lane, 80 calledf Condi.
tons made known at the time and place OF
sale or on application to -
3 GEO. c. SHAW, .9dmr.
Newport, Sept. 9th, 1929.
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MEMORANDA.

Arr. at New York, on ilic Sd inst. brig Unl
on. Ross ofthis port, from New Orleans
Up al Boston 9Th inst brig lnvincible, Pratt
ot'tbIs port, for Alexandra, Georgetown an,
Washington City
The sch Washington, fm. this port, arr a
Norfolk 3lst ult
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Isaiah Armstrong
George Allen
Leonard X Almy
Bsthsheba Allen
Mary Allen
Diannah Anderson
w. g. J. II. Barber
Bowen g. Ennis
David Bowen Il CO,
Philip Brady
Gardner Brady
John A. Barker
VIM. $ Bind
Mr.. Barn.lther
Ephraim Briggs
Sullivan Bates
Earl Bexton
Elizabeth Rarker
Philemon Brown
John Brown A.
Stephen Cahoone
John Carson
Thomas Gutter
Jesse Constantine
WIN Cooper
WIN. Callahan
Hannibal Collins
VIM. Dawley
Michael Delany
lanes Daley
Patrick Dohony
r. H. Edwards
Benjamin Finch
Elizabeth Franklin
John Ford
Stephen Fowler
Wm. Farror
Samuel Gore
Stephen Goodhue
Nathaniel Clifford
Norman M. Gregory
James Hammond
Mary anu Hazard
Sarah p. Hulchens
-. NJ. Howland
liothaway g. French
iohn Hun
Samuel +. Iiussey
Edward J. Hit
NJ. K. Howland
Jacob Jsmason
Robert N. Johnson
Nicholas King
Seward Ice
JOSIAH Lawton
Thomas r. Miles
Benjamin Mumford
Thos. McCouIf
James Mountiort
William Marsh
Rebecca Mitchell
Thomas Murphy
The above Letter
the General Post {
callad fnr hsCnro tb
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AUCTIONS.
Administrators Sale.

BY virtue ofa decree of the Supreme Judi
4. c'al Court, will be sold at Pubic Auction
on thepremises on THURSDAY, the lst
ofOctober next, at II o'clock, a. NJ.
4 lL the right, title and interest of 10.
"a seph Clarke, late Of Newport, decess.
ed, in certain lot Of land with dwelling
house and other buildings thereon, situate
In William street, on the Hill. being part of
the lot No IS, as will appear by plat on re.
cord. Conditions made known at the timo
and place Of sale. or on application to
GEORGE c. SHAW. .admr.
Newport, Sept. u. 1929. scpt. 10.
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brigade Orders.
Head Quarters, First Brigade H. Aflifin, !
.NSpport, .7ug. 20fh lsssD.

Head Quarters, First Brigade RI Aiilifiu, !
.Nsppor, aug. 2Oth 1870. :
~ 'be Colonels of the Regiments composing
i the first Brigade arc directed 70 parade
thelr respective Regiments for Inspection, Re.
view, aud improving in martial exercise, on
the following days viz first Regiment com.
mspdee by Col Jesse r Durfee OF Portsmouth,
or Saturday, the 10Th Of September fourth
Regiment Commanded by s Mauran, Of Bris-
tol on Monday the idtb Of Sept; and tho tenth
Regiment commanded by Col Pardon Cook, al
Tiverton, on Tuesday, Sept 18th.
The Commandants Of the several regiments
viii have their troops drawn up and ready FOR
lnspe ction, al tho hours az herein stated, viz /:
fret Regiment at 10 o'clock q. no; the fourth
Regiment at 4 past 10 oclock n m; and the
tsutb Regiment at 10 o'clock .. m.
BY Order Of
Brig. Con. THos STACEY, Jun.
JACOB BABBIT Jr
A3o Brig. Meg and Inspector.
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New Grocery.
JAMES ALBRO,

HsSPtcUully aHJorms h's J'tends and NE
Public,
TIlAT he has taken tho stand al the foot
i Of Washington Square, formerly oceupi.
cd by Joseph w. Eddy, where he intends
keepinga
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s James McKenna
, s. II. Northam
) James Ogilton
; WIN. X. Pilman
5 Charles Potter
|, James A. Post
. Martha Peckham
| &. A. Palmer
: Jedediah Perkins
!, Richard Potter
{ Nicholas Quin
!; Robert Robinson
) Samuel Read
!; Avis A, Reynolds
! Charles Robinson
!! John Read
, Sarah Rogers
!, p. .. Richmond
{ James Riley
, Cornelia A. Randall
! III. Ray
|; Aciba Remington
|; Joshua Sayer
/ j. &. Shaw
Eleazer A. Scott
! Nicholas Smith
Samuel Smith
Edward Snow
Austin Spencer
!! William Slocuin, Jr.
! Job Sherman
WIN Souihwick
|; James II. Tying
! b. Taft, jun. Co.,
; James Toman
! Turner g. Carter
! |. J. Tory
! X. G. Vsnpolanch
! s. Z. Webber
. Nathan Winslow
|; JG.&S. Whitehorne
! James II. Weeden
Margare,'r .Weeden
, Patince Brown
Joshua Coggcshall
Thomas Lawton
, Isaac Maxson
Freeb Manchester
, John +. Sanford
! Jamestown.
! Mary Gardiner
!, Annlas Lockwood
! Ebenezer Carr
{ Nfto .Shorehdm.
! John Mott
{ EDoch Rose
!; John Pocock
! John Ball
! Stephen Olney
) Abel Ball
, John Gordon
will be forwarded e
flee unless they are
) first day Of October
STON, Postmastar
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$50 Reward.

etTOLEN from the Lighl House al Bea
- yer Tail Point, within short tune,
about 10 gallons OF Oil, one bslf winter
ond one hall summer straiped. The above
reward will be gwen for the detection OF
the hIef or thieves, 20 that the oil may be
received aud they brought 70 justice, or
~ dollars for the conviction Of the thieves
only. .
GEORGE SHEARMAN, Keeper.
jamestown, august q.
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The earthquake slightly felt st Bangor
On the night Of the 9th ult. ives more
violent in Belfast and vicinity, 80 miles
distant No damage is known, hut the
Siadows ratified wucbs causing seue ..
1Gan :
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The above Letters will be forwarded to
the General Post Office unless they are
called for before the first day of October
next X. b. CRANSTON, Postmaster.
sept. 10.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS

A AcHIHr CARps.---lNillia fr, IA afshsii Ma.
ger, asthe old and long established stand 3
No 40, West High st.
theeflgrtghfi,g and Plough ntakinp.-An-
thony M'Reyholds, in French above Broad
streets,
1obaee0nisf.--John Barr. No. 1871, market
street.
5aker.-Millcr Dunott, 1o5 Shipiey st.
1tldrhire Cards--Isaac PIERCE, Maker; al
the ). w. corner Of Market and High-sts,
Snrveyor Of Land, and Conuegaacer.--Lea
Pussy, No. 1879, Market street.
fioNgh Making and H1eelrprfghf;ag.
Aprahan Alderdce, cornerof Market and
Water-st.
Aen and Coal MeredanS--T Thomas Garrett
Jr, 80, Shi Iy-st.
Thomas G. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware. Tin
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner Of
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker. corner Of
shipley and broad streets. We s,4ssi ~
iren Rndry--Mahlon Betts, corner IL
Orange and Kent-kts
Conpeyaa Benjamin Ferris. At he eop
ner Of West and Third streets.
Fafens Hay and Grain Rakes, and hatene
Gram C1aales.---Ioshua Johnson X Son.
makers, Pike-Creek Mills.
Livery .Ssadle-- Kept BY Huaon Swayne. n
Shipley st. above Queen.
dina, Class and Qucensw1re store.-Da
1avidSmyth, Ga market ST.
1rRggisf U Chemist Joseph Bringhurst
IS market st.
o'xssssf--Perer Alrichs, 81, market d.
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SPinntng. md Ololh NEanpfaetariine.

SPINNING, and clotk Manufacturing.
The Subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he has machinery in complete order al josh.
va Johnson's Mill, on Pike Greek, 3 miles from
Christians Bridge, and The same distance from
New Ark, (whcre wool win be taken in BY Adam
Bar,) Those who wish their wool to be man.
ufsotured into superfne Cloth, Broad Cloth,
Cashmere, Kerseys Saiinet, Fustin, or broad
Blankets. Of any quality or color, can be accom-
modated here. --White and colored Flannels, are
also made. tl
Those who wish wool caraed and spun for
coserlets and stocking yarn via send X ii lie
usual way. The oil viii be found by he sub.
scriberl which, together with the work, will BE-
charged at the customarypnees.
rolls.
SAMUEL P. JOHNSON.
ssh Mo. Iith, 1929.
GIN. D. Persons from distance, Who NAV
bring wool to the Factory, can, ii they wish il,
be accommodated With lodgings. Persons may
be directed to the Factory, BY cnquising Of Adam
naFr, at csristmna, OF William Armstrong in
New AK. 95-sfn.
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A few years ago whenihe Delaware was froz.
an, numbarof booths were erccted On tho ice,
near one Of which az lFishDan obseFyinga per.
Son TO fall il raa Immediately 10 the prupriesaf
pf The booth, and Informed hin lie had j,sst seeA
man enter the cellar, and aasised him ~ sAke
care q ms hqpoH
A gentleman apaAAssfsisIS himself on hfs
death bed. eaniea,ly tsst 1sA kls young wife
not 10 marry an olllgst II vhpIn nc had been
Jealous My dear sai VI ~ ,sg9not distress
yourscll, have pledged nay AsliA q another q
grud whileago'
A Eenslemhn scei0 4. Il eiqelAh " Iapking beglfar
sitting ona step iothestesetl,-
el, sspd pasn'rssasrass l.k lila ~, gave him
eso's aoney, at the sassy Wing him he was
sorry % see him so poot.s fH06fl cried the fell
low, affecting look ofsurprise, don't you see
am eollssting ny reats2S
Bon 8iot--A barber who waa in the habit of
stunning his customers ears by The rzpldity Of
his tongue, asked an intiiydual one day, how he
wished he heard cut. Without saying a single
word replied he.
jan Two bucks sitting over pint Of wine,
made up forthe deficiency fpott BY the lowell.
ness ofthsr wit After many jokes bad passed,
one ofthem took up nut, and hcIding il to his
friend, said, Ifths nut could speak, what would
II saw why, rejoned the other, ii would aay
Eive me none Of your jaw
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Spring Goods.
Domestic Goods.
n. YH'yNMyrgr,.

Has portion Of The above Store, where she or
fets Leghoru1 Straw, Gimp and every variety OF
Silk Hats, Bonnets and Millinery. She has just
received the latest fashions, and is now prepared
to bieaeband alter, Hats 10 the most fashionable
slape, or pattern.
Mourning Bonnets prepared at the shortest
notice.
Wilmington, April3, 1879. 32-4t
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sfs4sas saasta Archy,t the sire of The most distin
guished running horses the souh, and now.
attwenty.fve years old. stands AZ SIS the season.
RINALDO
Was bred by The Hon. Johu Randolph, Of
Roanoke, Eva and is not cxceled by any 9th.
ef horse il the country, il his pedigree, or in his
limbs, figure, bone. snew aud action.
PEDIGREE,
Sire. Sir Archy, dam Miss Ryland, by Grac-
ehus, Grand Dam Duett, BY silver Tail, full
bred son Of Clockfast, great grand dam yanity.
BY Celers the best son Of ola Janus, 4 grand
dam BY Mark Anthony, the best son II ia Part
ner, nc the best son Of Old Traveller, out ofse-
lima hy tiie Sqdoiphin Argbian, X 4 grand
dam BY 1ullt Roger.
Sir AFcliy and Gracious we're got by the i'm.
ported horse piomed, bred by sir c. Bunbury,
got BY Flonzei, the best son Of King Herod, Lis
dam by Spectator, grand dam BY Horatio, By
BLANK, son Of Godolphin Arabian, K grand dam
ey childeFss, 6 C grand dam Miss Belyoir, BY
Suy Oranlham, s g grand dam by Paget Turk,
g ggg grand dam Betty perciyal, by Leeds's
Arabian. 317r
RiNALDo Is to stand for the remainder ofthe
season at the following places--Monday anil
Tuesday, at Caleb 4. swayne's, Newasks Wed.
nesiay and Thursday, IL Francis sawdon,a
HAIRS CoIneri Friday and Saturday, az Samg
Aniler's Black Horse Wilmington. The condi.
mons are any person putting Nare TO Rinaldo, |
must give their Note for Sf5, 10 the subscriber
90 his order, payable on the first day Of January
next, and ifany Mare should be parted with Be.
lore i is asesftsined she 10 with fosl, the note
mast be paid and AL Mares not proiing MIDI
Ieai the owneTsmust come forward and give sats. I
factory testimony Of the fact, and resolve their
note within sixty days after lis due, otherwise
louger than tie time speciied, il
must be paid.
n y. He will stnnd az the above places IN.
~ ne LIST Of August next, and during the fall
months at Newark.
May 90. az---,s
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NOTICE.

he Partnership here ofore existing between
rsfef,T. caHeFy &.@Louis saosis,e, under The
SRA Of casegi5S sacriste, was shis day dissolved
by mutusl consent The accounts ofsaid firm
Willie settled BY Louis sacriste, by whom the
business viii in future be conducted.
PEFER r, CAYERLY.
LOUIS sAcRlsTE
July Let, 1929 43-4tp.
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u. q 1. STInHAM

IN High Street, opposite Joh,. NJ. Smilgs RoieL
INFORM their friends and the Public gener.
ally that they have just received from PhiladeI.
phia an assortment of Spring Millinery, among
Uhiehar Gros de Naplesnnd plain silks Of va,
RIOTS cnlnts '.
STRAW COTTAGE HATS,
NAyARINo HATS,
Gimp and straw, ofvarious qualities forchildren.
Avarie'y Of patterns Of splendid ribbons, sir
scarfs, &c. &c.
The subscribers return their grateful acknowl.
e9gments to their customers for lie past favnrs
which they have received. and now inform nc
public generally that they are resdyt to execute
orders cunformabie to the present fashions, on
the most liberal terms
up. N'"s
six Hats and Bcnnets, plain or gay, and
mourning Bonnets, made at the shortest notice.
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CRIMINAL ESCAPED.
100 Dollars Reward

Escaped from my custody under state war.
rant for ihreaiening mans life. a black man
named WILLIAM JOHNSON, about s feet 8
inches nigh, % years ofage, slim made an good
looking, but uigru,a disposition and gfeai n.y.
pocrite; broke ont on the arm with poison brier;
yoarks Of bad frost bitten feet--had on linen
Jacket and lrowsers
NIB. His wife blII-LY. So years or age and
ofsnall Stature, has since disappeared, carrying
OF az his eloihes consisdng of hle cas,snafI co.
Iored ditto tsso pair oFbhe panlsle9sss one pair
oEboois aAJ tuFhatlhar drsas "a " M spens,sns
OF a new dark cuioFed calico fdsS SlktF cAco
frocks and striped donestits, Us ~ bonnet, pfu..
nellie shoes and quarter boots fle haa been seen
dressed in wpman's clclhes--they VIII make for
Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, or n.
York, 5
ONE HUNDRED D0LLARs vill BIZ given
forthe man il brought to this place. d a proper.
tionable reward for his apprehension 50 lhat
Can secure him again.
MATTHEW HowLETT
Harrs-ds Grace, Nd. June 18th 1899,
42--4ts
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JUST RECEIVED

al Nose Iorkst Sired, ehoice supply o.
SUMMER Goons. such as, Roten Cas-.
simeres, Marseiles Valencia, and silk yes,inrs
.Ginghams, Callicoes, Cambric, Swiss and Mill
Muslins, Merino, Ibibet, Grape, and Cashmere
shawls, Tow Linens, Ravens Duck, Russia and
Pewter Sheetingh- if'ickings, ChecEs. Cotton.
Thread and sis Hosiery. Very cheap Castor,
Hoskin and silk Gloves, Lastings, Bolnbazines
and Circassians. An extensive assortment Of silks
Buttons, Combs, Iapes, Thread and Bohinet
Laces, also supply ofPaper Tipngings and Bot.
derings OF tho newest patterns, AZ reduced
prices.
JOHN PATTERSON.
Wilmington, May 18th 1929. ss--tf
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For SATE.

The time Of healthy black woman about Ell
years Of age is offered i've sale, for want Of en-
pioyment.
w. ykNDEGRlFT.
May II. 1893 B6-4ts.
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CIRCULAR :.

DEeARraERT op Sr4rn.
Pafeni Q6cc, June ooh 1899.
ALL Persona having business with the Patent
Office, hre requested 10 direct their commuui-
cations directly TO the superintendent Q that
pihce, instead Of tic Secretary Of State. the Iat-
ter NOTE beng atten9ed With consldetabie IN
eonyenienee and sometimes risk. An such COM
nnnics'iphs are free cfpostAge, and will receive
immediate attention
sss JOHN d. CRAIG,
Superintendent.
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June 60, 1929 4s.-A.
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

RAN AWAY

KAN AWAY
On Tuesday morning last, black girl named
DOLLY BEDFoRb, about is years Of age, a.
bons fl. or inches high, stout built, walks
very straight generally goes bre foot, has dark
skin, and q swelling under one jaw. size had on
when she went away, a bne plaid domestic irock,
tow apron, and Ell old straw bonnet lined with
yeilow--she has rather soft voice for negro.
She went away with two black women,
Any person who will take up said runaway
and reform her to the Subscriber, or will give
such information either to me or the Editor Of
the Delaware Advertiser, liz shall enable me TO
gel her again, shah be suitablyrewasded.
All persons are warned not 70 hagbor said run.
away at their peril. MARY SrlDHAM.
Wilmington July g, 1929. 43--4t
Delaware advertiser and farmer's journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

ALL persons indebted to the Estate Of Rich
ard p Smith, decd late Of WAtecIay Greek
Hnndred, Newcastle County, are requested to
make payment Immediately, and those having
claims to present them properly authenticated
to GEORGE PLlTT, Admir-
May rs 1929. 37--4t.