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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
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Ez/ ASh1No|EtsS PRINTING PRESSES will ne
w manufactured by WILLIAM Row at the usual pIap
NO ~ kldrdge street. New York, All letters orders &C viii
ne addressed TO S1nVt Rus which win promptly attended,
To- ~ D. Orders for standing Presses Chases and all other
WORK IN the SMITHS line will be thankfully received and eycc
ted IN the most expeditions and workman, manner Alec
OF any sze NOT exceeding fDuT feet square, will be
D. Second hand printing Presses supplied a, various
P.'Ie' juno 9-1n
n CttANCEBG,-Ata conn held Tor Louisa coi,nt. NJ
- INC Courthouse on Monday, Nav the Ith 1920. Rotsrrt
Nichie, p against Robert g. Wills administrator of James
creme J DEF, Matthew Niche, John Niche joseph Niche
his wife, dts ~ " WINES '"u 's''|d
ne deisndants Matthew michie and John Nchie not
g entered Their appearance, ard given security acrng tn
' anu the rules OF this and appearing 10 the satse~
on OF The court thai thew inhabitants this state ON
INC notion OF the plaintiff by his counsel IL is ordered. mar tho
9u athew chie, and John hiichie do appear here on Inc
nay ~ August court next and tho bill of the plain
mi and that copy o this order forthwith insced in s
newspaper published in The ci'y of Richmond fr too MONTE
rcvey and posted at tire font door of the courthouse Of
ms rounty, On some day.
% Copy Tese, JOHN HUNTER c L. G.
4 ,oHG IL DUHGL1SOhsS C.E0CsRAP pr Y-T,1.,
received, an Introduction 10 the study Of (;rerau nd
ap aPhyBy George Long, Esr late of the T1nive,
y o virginia. Of tie University If London add Rols
'unghs9n' NJ d. Oft University Of Vhzina;-bv
nc a'oye 9otk ssati + Sc yofy valuable ;.rsgi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

lac Statue ofCEaEs, dug from the rains Of 6leqa-
"a, and brought to this country by Com Patterson,
las been placed in front Of ofthc Philadelphia Aca0-
envy OF Fine Arts. J, IS said 70 oc nGh!o ypcc..
men O. Grcclan n!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
ROBERT B. SEMPLFs. In.
ATTORNEY AT LaU,,

LATE OF THE COUNTY OF KING 4, ouEf-y
HAS removed TO Washington City, where lie de-
sigma in future to prosecute the duties of bis
profession. He will attend the courts held for the
District and the several courts of Ioudoun and Fair
fax lie avaiis himself of this oppounit, to inform
his late clients that the small portion Of business
which he left unfinished will be completed by his
very worthy and highly talented friend, Mr.. James
Smith of King g. Queen His creditors and dchtors
nc respectfully refers TO h;s brother Mr. James sem
pie of Essex. n,o,, oz
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

In Cheste.ftetd County Court-.JVne 8h, 1929:
George w Farmer, Henry Farmer and Alag,us Carer,
and Do5lah his wife, late Dosiah Farmer, plaintiffs,
GcrGjrat ' =
Henry Hawks and Bess his wife, William Faru,er Jauee ?
Andrews and Martha his WIFI, and Robc-, Farmer ,p :,
sad Robert herg infant of tender years. by Benjamin
uoode, his guardian adj lIm das ::
This day came the plaintiffs by their attorney and il appe,
ing to the court by satisfactory evidence that the defendants
sdpan's Oh tins eomnonue alth, and they havun
a on assembly and the rules of This morton of the
au Pianhs ordered that the said defendants do appes,
plaintiffs BILL and that copy of hisorcr forthwith inserted
~ se newspaper printed in the city of Richmond for er
weeks svccessivey and another copy be posted e on
donr OF the courthouse OF this county for two successive
days Cow Teve N"'''
Az NtfNut,,v - -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
WARRANTED SCYrHES

EfOis sale at the sign Of the P0d Lock- a ep1a.
plete assortment Of SCYTTIES, which war
rant Farmers are invited to cali and give them
q trial.
Aso' the British Patent Seyltes, from 48 to So
inches and a general assortment Of uardwar 70 saJ
dlery and Rodgers fine Cutlery worth the attention
OF purchasers. THOMAS A. RUST
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
NEW YoRK. June %.
NoRFoLK, June Q3.

NORFOLK, juno IS.
The U: S. ship Erie, Capt. Turner, from Ponsa-
cola, anchored below Willouglbys Point yesterday
afternoon. Com. Rogers, Capt. Turner, and two
other officers, landed at Old Point last evening
Laomi Baldwin, ESQ. is also on board the Erie
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

'SHE Subscriber Wishing to remove from
. his present situation, and to relieve himself a,s
TAI as possible f,om dependence on slave labor, Of
FRS for sale that valuable property called the Janas
River Slate Mines, 60 miles above Richmond in Vr.
GINA, immediately on navigation. The Ouarrscs
y'e!ding slate acknowledge superior in every re,
sPcce to any ever brought to the Richmond n,afket]
are now in full and prosperous operation urorislnp-
to produce great profit, nnd to increase more RAPIDLY
IN vnne than any real property of the same presens
amount IN Virginia. Besides these Onarries now
wofktV1 By the subscriber HIMSELF there are Others
leased out at handsome profit, and others NAV Be
leased to great advantage, the present leases abb
ishcd, as the purchaser may desire. But as no one
can be expected to adventure such purchase with,
ont hrst examining and Judging for HIMSELF all such
arc invited to view H premises which will be thels
own best recommendation when considered with the
increasing demand for that nestirnable article Of ner
nanency and security, and all the other advantages
OF these particular Quarries over all others vet d;s
COVERED, as will be pointed out by the proprietor
Extensive credit viii he given if required. For f,t.
Their particulars, enquire of Archclats Hughes. Ria
mond Agent for JOHN .NYCHOI.gS.
N: B-Ihe Editors Of the ~ ashngton telegram.
Baltimore Republican and New York Evening Post
are requested TO insert the above advertisement once
week 4weeks. and forward their accounts to A. HUGHES
| for payment. iune 6-wiw =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

W ne CoHsTirUrioNAb WHO IL published 49,
Veek, (focSdays and Fridsys,) at FIVE dollars -, -
SpH, payable in advance. Pe' az
~ For aaversisng-75 cents suuare n, ,, .or :, ,
hTt insertion, and 90 cents for carh -on,inua,cs III
0i insertions must he noted On tie MS orer,ir
II All letters 20 the Editors must be nos, pa i'd ~
vii! receive attention. P P'''V' EpVI
Fo'es ~ chartered specie paying Banks Of s,v 81
i WI ne received IN pay for subserp,;oS n
Tue h'g though Virginia U. States Bank Notes I
% preieTredi and remDances can be made ,b,o,,1 49,
Post Office at the risk offhe Editors Os" '"o
II Previous 10 discontinuanrs If H.
rsaragcs must be paid w. And those " no ma -
discontinue, viii notify The Editorsto ina, eac; =, -
Hyf o''.e nc ?e7ioj expiecs Tor which INV a.
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THE Subscriber hegs leave to inform his friends
Il and the public, that he has removed to this CITY,
and will practice law in all the cour;. which are
holden herc,-and in the courts of Hanover.
Those who intrlst him with the MANAGEMENT of
their business may rely upon the strict est attention
june est D. BRIGGS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

(Efom the Raleigh Rss,istcr Of June 23.1
We arc informed that Gold Mine has been re-
Gently discovered in Davidson Co. containing rein Of
the precious metal, eighty feet in width This is the
country: They generally vary in width from two
to five feet.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
KOHN H. ROY havir1o rernoyed tn III orfnif,

EIOTICE.The subscriber appointed during bis al
seuce from Richurond Mr.. BARRSrr W WALrHtIL his
Attorney in fact for the prpose nf enabling bin The
debts due the iao firm of William Ncae a. Coz and the Sub,
srrher earnestly requests tire debtors firm 10 call on AIR
Wahsi nj his dwelling efan and 4h streets lately
counts JOHN Isle
Surviving partner late irn of W lillian, Neae a. Co
I'icni;@eno- June XII, IH}9 G.}' eff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

81 Eel REEDS 81 WIIITTEIoR ELS CARDS.
= JUST received an asoren Of Steel Reeds, Tor Weivcrs
aes and Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards Of all numbers bv
i N'S. oT otherwise '7g sale &c Sign If the Paddock by
JinH ~ -Sr from. j. Bi.Sr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

.ilan Coach Line from GuyGndoite 10 Staan-
ton, Three Times g Week.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

AMOS kENDALL,-Ainorg tie new n,,n
"heir INC elevation Of Gen. Jackson has hrorrht
INTO pubic lie tho name Of Amos Kendall! stands Not
ne least conspicuous II. native, we believe.
~ tna 9cigh'2'nng Dor 'ers of New Hampshire and
received his education at Dartmouth CoIleas. Ar
Ger receiving his degree, he lch his native State and
bent his course to the westward as the savinp;s $50,
seek his forunc.' re arrived at Lcxin1fo1 RcnD
Icty, weary sick anil perrylcss, without The means
2, inuFe s1Ppod, or even Of present sl!s.cnance -
tGreit was his good fortune 10 fall under the notice
o. iienry C!"-a v'7, ?orcciyiHq that he vas MOI
~lthont taIrrt, all n used OF assistance took him
% his no.pabI" Mansion, and administered TO his
,'occs5ie8. during long fit Of sickness which fol
owed ne rerciVef every attention which his s,na-
ION req-Te"' and vas nuTscd with all the kindness
ne could have received even il his fa,hers bouqn
Atcr lis recovery, llr Clay gave him crnnloyrpr,
3bIs tanLy Is tutor to his Children rtII n liberal
salary. Through his influence and aoc1o7. be ,gss
brought into nO.ic", and became editor - H. A.
gus Of Western Amcric2, orc Of the moot n.y.,
'iaI papers ollie Western States IN fbis s;,,a,;a"
pending the co1tcs.@or President TO srcecs1 ~
Monroe he was Inc zeolcus advocate Of Tho claims
Of Mr.. Clay, aud the violent oPposcr Of Gen Jacj
sDn; with VIA: honesty ofDtenlion and ntegr;5, IS
principle, ct his subscquari confor, 1etcrns,r.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-07

& ii. WILSON, Printers, Booksellers and Staoners
kAs have removed their establishment their former stand
NO. 1906, MARKET STREET Thankful for the very
liberal share of patronage they have received they
their and the public generally, that all articles in
their line will be furnished prices least low as they
be procured for other place in the United States
They have for sale an extensive assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS and STATIONERY, wholesale and retail amongst
which the Books and other articles use in the
best schools in this Borough, ard in its vicinity.
great variety of PRINTS for Trainings ScrapBooks Picture
Tables, &c.
An extensive assortment of Music for the Piano. Harp &c
and Music furnished 10 order.
Their CIRCULATING LIBRARY contains the most popu-
lar works of History and Fiction, hat have been issued of
late years OF the recent addone the following pop,-
lar works:-Pelhan. Domestic Duues Travelling Bachelor
Life Ella, Isl & I'd series; FAIRY Legends LIST & n ec+:
Tales of Grandfather, LIST K 2d series, Sry uask ed
Neae's celebrated work entitled Romance of fi-s. 81
baltern's Log Book. Memoirs of lie Oh Richmond or n
teresting and valuable 'ork Tales of lie EMcrad Isle
Gardens Rev dictionary Anecdotes; and number of Other
and popular publications,
They have just received number of Motto Seals from
London with handles, article
They have for sae Writing and Letter Paper Of every de-
scrpon; Embossed and Gil Edged Paper Drawing and
Fancy Papers, Bonnet and Bristol Boa wing materials
Prayer, Psalm and Hymn Boz I Bibles and Tesaments
large and smal Day Books Legers of descrip
bes' Writing Ink red nj bq IA iak P,,ders; elegant
Cut Glass Smelling Bo:tie Anerc aud Ffelch maruiar-
ture; India Ink Water Conrs, Osborc and Reeve Amerj-
and English, in boxes single cakes Mage Laniels
Playing Visiting ConVe rsaon and other Cards. re- Chess
men, Chequer Boards, &c; Drawing, Botting, TISSUE Gold
and Silver Papers; Cologne Water, Balm of Columbia sc
o. Country Merchants Teachers, and Others wishing TO
purchase at Wholesale will find their advantage call
at tbe above place.
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GOOD STAND FOR BUSINESS TO RENT -TIe-1
w scrlber OILERS for rent the Store and D,reLng H
IN High street, adjoining the occupied by himself n.y.
building has just undergone thorough repair and the S
has been much enlarged and impro. ed and the sitrs
an excellent one for business Possession will be ove ~
mediately. WILLIAM IAPWMm
Wilmington, Dec 20
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EEyEN DOLLARS REwARD.-Ran ava

EENEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
mi scrlber, living in Christiana Hundred the Brandy
wine Chalybeate Springs Monday morning last a dark
Yellow Man. named GEORGE about twenty years old, five
years to feet inches high thin lips, not
flat walks little skow footed that he his shoes aside
Had old fur hat, rim somewhat torn, old casne
roundabout lined with green baze, pair of striped tow
linen trowsers and old lace boots The above reward with
all reasonable charges will be paid for bringing him home or
securing him so that get him again.
EN0CH GREGG
January 81, 1929. LIT
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HR DOTS, SHOES, AND TRUNKS of every description,
"a made of the best Materials and according the --latest
fashions for sale, wholesale and RETAIL by the subscriber
Nos 9S and 100, Market street, Wilmington Country store
keepersw find an extensive suitable for their trade
o. An extensive assortment of Shoemakers' sufs and
trimmings JAMES M'NEAL
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MIR WILLIAM SWAIN.

Il ERESENTS.-A. & H. WILSON offer for sale at No
i"2 Market street, numerous collection of Chldyta's
BoohS and o!her Presents, suitable for the season Among
them are the following: Bird Catching or The Norbern Ad-
Neh'uiers A Tour through England Young Pilgrim or
Alfred Campbes return from the East Scenes of Wealth
or views Of Trades Manufactures, &c-srated BY IS en-
cravings Scenes IN Europe Original POEMS Spring Bios
SONS botanical Ranbles. Orphan Girl, Orphan Boy.
Examples for Youth, in the Society of Friends Leaning
he''er than House and Land Tie Robns BY Mrs IT. M.
ret Young Northern Ttatoer, by Mrs Holland Food
iof 'ht Young Poetry without Fiction Moral Tales Gems
~ the Mine. Family Tales Youthful Travellers Conyer-
sntlons on Poetry Young Morast Henry Percy Anec-
nolfs' OF Instinct do Of Justice, do Of Science Cloe
Tales. London Cries. Woodlands Tales vols Edge
"fhs Early Lessons vols Natural History of AMI
mnS By John gland. with ~ cold plates new Hero
ggplcal Bible, ith 400 embellishments Bible Rh,mes by
Hannah More Death Of Abel Pierre and his Family or
Sof' OF the Waldenses The Dairyman's Daughter uana
Oakley Ermlna, second part of Juiana Oakley, Jane
and her Teacher Religious Fashion Remarkable Ship
wrecks juvenile Trials Rational Brutes The Canary
bTd' Memoirs Of Dick the Poney Pastoral Lessons The
Sli'er Ihmhle Natural History Of Birds and Beasts The
athers en- beng descrp of los objects with plates
me Chlds Museum, wi'b 1903 plates Present for little
t'fl Amusement for Good Children The Sparrow Bible
sores Life of,Joseph. Parlou Teacher Dame Panes
Farm The Post Boy. Menoria Tales Robinson Cnlsoe,
z vols The Philadelphia Souvenir The Remember Me
J ne Atlantic Souvenir Ackeman's Forget Me Not.
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Wilmington, mo. LIST 1929.

A TLANTlC SOUVENIR, for 1920 This beautiful Christ
E mas Ne~Years Present, aiordng gratifying spec-
men OF me state OF the arts and literature of this country
for sale at the Books ard Circulating Library of the Ed
tors No O5, Market street.
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3 IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. ng-Sp,gLV,S YFPWI

" FGGE:-PArLNT.-Thi valuable .4nt-dvsente,ic
and Uorm medicine has been used for these seven yeas
past and ITS virtues universally acknow lodged by ali who
have tired t TO be far superior any other medicine ever
employed for most diseases children subject TO- Ii IS uer
iecty SAFE and child will refuse lake it, II seldom
tails curing Dysenery Summer Complaint Collie or Ctoero
Morbns either grown persons Children and ewes an
petite to almost all deblated persons Wors eqtentl,
nfes chllden aggra,ate Their Diseases and arc he
CHEF cause OF most erers bOrei cOnpQimtS and chronic
and nervous Diseases incident childhood which are 50
numerous and frequently fatal Il is much to be regretted
mat most vermfuge injurious and thousands
OF children are swept off, rendered feeble pale and
emaciaed through the first stage Of hu-whicb lends on in
pulmonary complaints, &c. sc. &c,
Worms being especially apt nest persons of deblated
digestive organs and emataed constitutions much MISCHIEF
Is ofien done by the Ordinary medicines which oeneal-
~ consist OF the strongest purgatyes, mercials, bters
narcocs, or spirits OF urpenne. Articles of this kind NAV
destroy worms, but they debltae the stomach and often
has the peculiar advantage of destroying and removing worms
from the bowels without the weakening consequences If III
stronger purgat'es, &c. and i has, moreover, joa,ed
tendency TO give vgou both to the aud bove and
organs OF overwhelmingly relieving The pcrelal system
from many Troublesome complaints Il is 10y his lie ms ilai
50 many grown persons have been relieved b e use of d
efenl compants-supPosng themselves be IN decline
sc &c. &c
THIS nedcine rW rtiepe Pofrd coauplqilte or i,yc,
tTy BHt0ns COhc, ronilt,Hs SctacSs. rain a. U,ata IL
ne S'o"drA or doretS. ioSs If appetite either IN rhiarn.
grotoa persons m er hours: and stlJom c,ils cuyay
CHiLLS MD FEPER OR FEVER aGUE IA
fan'fy ought, or erer cW BE- asithom il, after triaL
Sold in Wilmington, at NJ. J0HNSON'S Dyug anil .Ucdi
rndt store, No 20, arket STREET east side third doo
aho' c the upper market Nov l.
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A & H. WILSON have Just received supply of White
EAs Bonnet Boards of superior quality, Ames manufic
tue; and aso sperne Blue Hot Pressed and other Post
Papers, from the same Mill
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ALM a I "A 6.

TEyAILORING BUSINESS-JoHN JACK respectfully
n informs his friends that he continues the Tailoring Bust
at No Vest High Street and tenders his thanks for
past favors and his friends and that every
exeon in his power aided by first workmen will be en-
ployed TO give satisfaction.
Youths clothing made in first style and best manner
Jan. 81 I4-4t
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January 81, 1929.

EIV0R SALE, two young BLACK MEN, for a term of
n. years; likewise a WOMAN. with one or two children
the purchaser may prefer For terms apply the Printer
OR to ROBERT MAXWELL.
January 90. I3-4tp
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n EGH Recommendations of Leigh Richmond au-
IA thor of the interesting history of the Sc Daymans
Daughter for sale by A. & II Wilson.
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EEARKER'S PANACEA.-In the month of November
MI 1927, female IN the employ ofhe City Hospital,
veely afflicted with the nlamnatory Rheumatism and hat
been suffering for long time, without any relief having rec
almost every known cure, when occurred her friends
recommend TO her for trial, Parkers Vegetable Renovana
Panncea which she fortunately for herself consented to take
and do hereby certify that upon using only bottle of Thu
invaluable medicine, she perfectly restored health ant
has mol heen since using it, troubled with the Rheumatism ii
any shape JOSEPH r. ALTEMUS
Philadelphia, March S, 1928
The above truly valuable medicine may be had HAIR
LAN'S Drug and Chemical Store, 1885, Market st. Whining
ton January H. 1925
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PHNtiE ollo~n letter from the Hon John Scott nenl
M OF Congress from Missouri whose exalted staton w
ands the most profound retpect, will show the reader M
powerful reasons which have induced him to entertain b
an opinion OF the remedial powers of Swams Panacea;
DIHN oih' Washington Citp
ed TO your note of the sh inst MY brother Georae ~
Scott, was afflicted in such way to require in tbe o,
OF his physicians the aid of eradicate tho c
plant. He continued TO take caomel al different times o
to excessive and frequent salvation; the cause which %
ced hn at first to take it, removed but by the linn m
inucious manner OF applying the remedy produced d.
ease INFINITELY more stubborn than his original conpan
mercurla disease, In this condition he remained FIR noo
-four years Worn down to skeleton his bones from he5
10 io0t including the skull had become full of knots or node
ne lost all appetite and powers of dgeston could not en
io the extreme and constant misery, and actually HEN
Tess and hopeIess m 81 reSpects-Every possible means
were resored to- that all the medical talents in his ,e
COLD suggest Tie faculty a. Me- Orleans we're ropsnI5
ard ne warsPinrs on tie 0ucltou resoried To- but awa
IN Nalh procured tor and TO him. at his residence in
Arkansas, " bottles of 20 Panacea with directions how o
use ne same lie commenced taking it, ind in two weeks
nc MAS able TO sleep easy his appetite began to return and
"Heh re d used ten bottles, he perfectly restored
tppe're, fes color sreng aud general eath-L is now
more taan year, and he st hear,y Both him and
h'"tl are sure that he his life and present health
ae Ire - your Panacea. have address ed you this in JUS
lice TO your medicine; you al ber II IN an, man.
her you please. Very respectfully, yours,
:, JOHN SCOTT.
MIR WILLIAM SWAIN.
N. B. Tie numerous and multiplying limitations of this
valuable medicine ought 10 place The pbo on their guard
against imposition SMtm's Pouacea being now only tro
dollars per bottle places in the 20 er of numbers 10 make
use OF who could not al its former price
70 Sold in Wilmington az NJ. J0tINSON'S Sole Agent)
Jan "a 1850
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EFERENCE TESTAMENTS, with a Kew sheet or
Questions Sc &c.-by Hervey Wilbur ss,erth edi-
, ION wIh valuable Tables and Map For sale by A. #
Wilson, No 105, Market Street. " ~
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W. uSlC-A great variety of Music for the Piano and
- Harp for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No. IO5, Markcl
street, where may also be had the lowest prices Scbooi
boots Writing and Letter Paper and general assortment
of Stationery ''''''
SUBSCRIPTIONS for the North American and American Quar-
'erly Reviews, received at the above place.
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E-a ouSE TO LET.-The house and store No 5, We-
H'gh Street now occupied by the advertiser and b
. wilson, TO he rented, and possession given on II
25h ms q if required Apply to j. u Hsoo or q
2 n v NhOA 9Th Dec 1903