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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

lhe prices ON ornamental aud fancy type have been
duced IN greater proportion.
Oid 'yre received IN exchange, At cents per ~.
Book Of Specimens will shortly be published
STEREOTYPiNG will be done az the lowest prices, IN
the best manner, as heretofore.
Publishers of NeVspepors the States Of New Jef-
sey, Pennsylvania Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North
aud south Carcna and Georgia, Who sive the above
conspicuous Insertions shall be entitled to So So payable
IN type, or in settlement Of account. HOWE,
juy 81 - Coraet q Cscwn AID Canowhill streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
ENLEMlNG & EDWIN JAMES g. CO Mar.
4 ket Square,) have just received
Bet1oeen aud 500 packages Of
FRESH DRY GOODS

comprising one of the largest, most general and de-
stabic stocks of Spring Goods they have ever offer
ell Tor sac. more particular advertisement wiz
aPPeui III lew days. april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
JAMES WINSTON,

Commission Merchant,
TIAS in store, on consignment, aud offers toI sa
N or reasonable terms,
10000 Lbs. of best Smi' hfcld bacon
600 barrels Of No. " &. nett hcrrings
go do do nett shad
10 do do roc behring's
30 do no. ; mnckerel
40 do refined sugar, assorted
100 do genuine cider vinegar
20 do family flour
; bags black pepper
so kegs Smthficd lard
600 sides heavy slaughtered sole leather
$50 do do russell leather
100 do light waxed do
80 dozen fine roram hats
90 do spades and shoveIs
10 do meal selves ~ to IL inches
II do American caster oil
100 do bed cords and leading lines
so coils cotton bngging rope
so boxes soap and candies
100 reams writing and wrapping paper
10000 feet good flooring plank
$4,000 heart shingles So thick
SO 900 sap do 2 do
5000 feet Of prime railing
10000 of HICKS superior scgors
10000 Of common do
Wove wire of ~ kind to order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine and superhne -four
Brogues assorted, So &c. SC.
July 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

Landing md for Sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN q co.
TX Hhds N. England rum
~ 10 bbls gin
so boxes cheese
90 bbls Dunlop's beer
$50 casks nails, assorted sizes
casks Sicily Madeira wine
20 bbls prime pork
10 do mess do
AND IN STORE,
as Tlhds moasscs
10 do st. Croix sugars
do N. Orleans d.
8 pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
10 hhds N. Orleans rum
10 do Antigua do
80 bags coffee
200 rcams wrapping paper
1000 do writing do
10 casks w. S. lamp oil
900 boxes brown soap
600 bills. No. D. inackere
so boxes spcrmcccti candles
so do tallow do
80 bales cotton yarns
Shot, teas, Crchorc's playing cardA
Nails, white lead, &c, sc,
aug lS-l0t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
COTTON OZ.NHBURGS & Y4RNS
Cotton Yarn!

CO1TON Y.4HyN!! COTTON Y4RN!v
order 10 meet the exgoDcy Of the present times
and competition on a fair grouDd-Aso to enable
country Merchants and others, to purchase COT
~" Y.aR-NS, as cheap Yuginia as other patts
OF the UDion-I have concluded TO sell my Cotton
Yarns by the quantity of $50 pounds and upwards.
IN assortments of equal quantities from No. to 10
at ~ cents per pound, with advance of three cents
per No up 10 No. 90. II ID not necessary to cav
ny thing about the quality of these Yarns as they
are so generally well known, and allowed by oil who
have used them To be superior to any an The Unior.
Orders left or forwarded TO Mr.. VIM. Clark jr Pc
terseurg, 10 Mr.. William Wallace, Mr.. John Wyse,
and Mr. WIN. J. Clarke, Richmond or TO myself ri
the Factory, will be promptly attended to.
am also prepared 10 furnish Cotton Yarns dyed
c any colour suitable for stripping checks ging hams
at prices to suit the times. Good white seed cotton
will be taken in exchange for cotton yarns, or gnnct
for the customary toll, will be purchased at the
Factory and the highest price given. have Wool
Cardlng Machine in operation at the Factory, with
new sett of cards all complete which warrant to
card wool rolls In manner superior to what AM
other ever did, Does in this section of country.
Price for carding, 10 cents pound or 10 l-2 cent
II ind the grease. The arrangement is made
with this machine that wool can be carGed as well
III winter IN summer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

'a'HE subscribers as Agents Tor the Petersburg
Manufacturing Company, have in store supply
of heavy Cotton Oznaburgs intended particularly for
negro shirtings; and Cotton Yarns of all numbers
from to 20, which they offer by wholesale at the
Factory prices, viz:
II. III ,,,,..La.- e. 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02
JOSEPH uEYWOOn

POtchGian Cotton EacicEg.-
Address, Joseph Haywood, Subjects Tavern, Poy
Hatah aug IS-wIw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

70 HE PUBLIC.
F.nat Coach Lime from Guya,dotte TO Siaun-
ton, Three Times a Week.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

EFAMiLY FLOUK.-A few barrels Fami-
ly Flour, manufactured rom best white whea,
and equal IN quality TO any sold IN this nar ket
Tor sale by !. Ii. DREW, Agt
aug 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-02

NEW MDsIC.-R ID. sanxay. Successor to w. H. Fin.
whylsonn has just Music for the Piano
IL arp aud Flute. - ~ O' NN''a''
aug %
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15

pTCscht OCCASION rs az Iaialllable PROOF Of
their devotion to the principles Of 10. The
nature and extent OF their business, their
industrious aud persevering habits will
contribute to make them the most useful
class OF citizens. If there be one interest
more cudeared to the people of this coun-
try Tran another, It Is hat OF the manuiac-
mrer. All classes, tbs merchant, farmer
and lawycrare united upon the PropHety
Of encouraging domestic manufactures
The opnIou Of the people on this SUBJECT
Is fixed, firm and Interchangeable. Argu-
meat has became useless aud Its ProprieIy
e. settled axiom. This universally OF o.
pinioa will surely protect this interest from
4 change Of measures. No admlnlstra-
ton Will hazard a measure 50 !raught with
evil TO tne manufacturer, so dangerous to
the tranquility OF lhe country aud so un-
popular ~ Itself Let Us sacrifice person
al predictions and bow to the the express
ed viii Of the people, but let rs guard with
Roman Grmucss of soul, the dearest inter-
ests Of our country. BY the judicious en-
couragement of this interest, we may pro-
cure TO ourselves all the necessary com
forts Of life, and increase cur highly use
fil and respectable class Of citizens, Syho
viii constitute the support Of government IN
pcace. It's defence IN war, and will be our
best friends IN every eXigency. Let every
American then, look well to hjs country,
and guard with vigilance this fundamental
principle 50 essential to It's woIfue.
Permit me, FclIow-citlzeus, after this
brief review of the nature and condition Of
QUE civil institutions to congratulate You on
the happy prospects of our country. With
o government so constituted and so hap
PLY adapted 10 the genius Of the nation.
as ours is, no mind can grasp, or fancy
depict the magnitude Of her failure grand
eur Liberty aud equality are eugrayen
ON an our institutions, whether civil, reli-
cious or scientific, and the mind Is free
and unleuered IN all It's Investigations
The ANS of science and philosophy are
rapidly dispensing the msts of Ignorance.
and the march of miad aud she develope
ment Of Intellect has been rapid beyond all
former example; aud We may confidently
look forward % the time, when our coun-
try viii stand proemIueut Ia the arts OF
peace aud war when tte min4 Of every
citizen l,b3 illuminated by science, and.
the philosophy OF Greece forgotten, and
the spcuIor of antiquity immerged M the
OF our couniry's glory.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15
oRNAMENTALPAINTING
DOCTOR WILCOX'S
1-,1,r-,rADTr Specific.

VEGETABLE SPECIFIC,
TSon iuf,ibblc Cur. for DiselS,s of the Bowels
o.. Di,rrho.o Cbolick. Summer Complaints OF chil-
I,or Wind an the stomach Chls and te'er,
Sore Throat. Canker, Measles Dyspepsia, 9nu
Neryou, Debility. and safe for Children ana O.
males under any circumstances. The ABOVE 'io-
dicuc faithfully prepared aud put up 10y me "D",e'
in TIN BOXES, at f3y Cents each, ",s n 1'1 oo
had Al the Drug Store Of TODD NVOD9'
Water Street, Wheeling
CERTIFICATES.
This is 10 certify that the undersigned have
used DIR. Wilcox VegciGbc Specific, and are 'a-
tIsfed that it is good for Dyseniefy' D'a''"u.a
Cholics. Chlis. Fsyers. Jaundco, Dyspepsia, ana
other diseases for which 10 is recommended, ana
we would advise fumles 90 keep Il on hand as o
cure for the above maladics, believing u VIII give
immediate relief }. Is. i liCNlI,ocN,
the undersigned. having a knowledge OF no
hove Vegetable Specific of Dr. Wilcox, 10 tue
cure Of several Of my own family, No. diving ou'
measles. relieving sickness, curing bower cum
pmints, Sc. would state 90 the public, that re-
commend il for such complaints -.
Iccrtif that my wife bad the measles, and found
gieai relief in tho use of the above medicine 70
keep them out. LOW AID h'-' 'IIi
This may certify that had become very "e,h'
almost exhausted. with the cholera mornu' $50
my son had The measles both were cured 10 ule"
hours by tho Vegetable specific; ,r.rrpv
ISAAC WIiEATLEf.
DO hereby certify that have tried the above
medicine for measles, bowed complaints chohcs'
and for wind on the stomach, and never iouha any
medicine so good for these comp lI 15,,, roo
10 bor,b, certif,. that DR.. Wilcox Vegetable
Specific has been very useful IN my family ior mo
III ;ctses recommended for, having cured them a'
ma far as yye have had need Oft 10 every disease
/ do therefore recommend d 10 others.
w. ''''' Wv. ALLENDER
had ,eyere pain in my stomach aud bowels
and used the Specific, which gave immediate ~
lief think ia valuable medicine. VIZ DAY
This certificate giFc 10 inform the public 'ii.
NV wife was cured ola violent attack Of pam ana
ldiluhra. very soon By using box Of lne t.se'
,.bs Specific. MICHAEL LONG.
lido hereby assert for the good The pubic max
the above Specific relieved me Of fever and oiiii''
al.oiny nm1y OF bowel complaints, wiibonl sh -
en,ur the stomach wouid recommends - - ''"
afflicted und r similar circunstancet. COZ
would state. f,r the Dse Of the uni iunaie pr
i,l ,,,,,st.,cr.s dat ms bowels were pnu. uAiy
',..,.J ,,,,,',d ind spasmodic' which va cured
y. :, f.,, hour, by using the above meai.nle.
t.,., sc1riainted with the above medicine
d. 49,. ,t,u .it mouths. ani have used h Tor
i.l-..,, and al.o Tor bilious eho.ie both II
-. J,.e,... yielied n ~ virtues; and do re-
...,.,I 4, for al .llcted 90 ike circumstances.
1''''' va DEACON
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15
SAND PAPER MANDATORY
RICHARD C0WE,

UNIFORMS the public thar be has commenced
il tba manufacture OF the above article opposite
the Gasswol,s, where a constant supply OF every
No. Is kept quality not inferior 10 the best mm-
uCicturcd IN any country, and for sale al Philadcl-
pha and Baltimore prices.
Merchants can be supplied with any quantity Of
this article by application 10 tho above at his Man
ulc.ory, orio Knox y NJ ce. Commission ller-
chm,,. corner Of Water ard Monroe streets
July ]. 1923.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15
More Cheap Goods!
ZANE g PEEJToNEXs
HAVE JUST RECEIVED,

3 Gases .uperfne Bedl'ckIng
. Gases super bleacid Domestic eoiiopS
3 Bellies 81 Domestic DO. unbledcncd'
1 Case ssper c,d,t mkt s. Blue 7 l'iine'iS
Super super olive lnd Blue elo'"''
Black I.ssi,nr= aud BolnbazeU''
Beal India Blue Nankeens,
! Csc fine Prints: Russian D'aPef
Crimson and Green Moreensi
90 Pieces Green and Blue iit.sooFgh + GisB-
vile cords.
so Pi.res Domestic P.lids and Stripes
90 Picce- "a. - and 81 Domestic Checks
Bolivar Stripes;
3 Pieces snper black eros dc Naples
/ Piece elegaui black Genoa Velvet
Super Bobnei;
second m0nming Gngbamsi
Rail Rad prints
I Gaze Cotton Hose md Braces New O.. {.
Bangnp Cord
Which they win scB cheaper ti'nn ever, and ir
we their fsinds 10 cal q ChegPsi1e No. /.
ia-8s -. i-2c
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15
NOTICE.

lNN Monday, the 5ih day Of August, 1929,
" commencing 10 II O'Clock \. NJ. at the
Carpet Aianufactory of John II. Tickel, will be
offered for sale 10 the highest and best bidder, for
rcrdy money al the right, title and interest OF the
said Tickel, ir ~ lease Of Lot of ground IN
tle ToWnofWheeImg, made by Moses w. Chap
fuc TO said Ticket on the 2;tl day of June, ISIS,
for the term of FIVE years together with all the
buildings aud Improvements tbnt the said Ticbcl
has made thereon Also, two dye kettles one
blue vat. three plain looms with gearing, ono fig
urcd loom (patcn) with gcltug, one cardmg
machine, one picker one spinning machine, one
loublmg and twisting machine, horse mill and
gearing with two horses, together with lumber
stoves, pipe and all the apparatus, working toois'
end other things connected with the sand Alanu-
factory
Also quantity Of Household AMI Kitchen
furniture. such as ChIirs Beds, Bedding, Sc.
The above property 10 be sold under "a deed Of
trust from John H. 1ickel to VIM. Mcconnell,
and acknowledged before the Clerl, OF Ohio
County ON the 9th OF March 1920, for the pur-
nose of ra,ing the debts. (theren secured due
10 John Fawcc,t aud others. The trustee will
on.y make such title as Is vested IN him by said
deed ofuU-t ..-......
Wal MCCONNELL.
T,Iv T. l-2l
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15


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pros, -.-..r...'..' ol "-..''.' %. ..@ '-t '--'-
Le,la- ,...- ie1-o.-'A '' o''' -'' '
those Nas Che corner Stone .' Do" '''N
src. u.-a ,sc1'e uia "i'lc CURIOUS .- ...-'''
irt -- ata sEo.e -lc i""l"..e7S o' $3.50 7''-'"
L0eso men. bounded Oh e'aS S"' ''"l
and a ..c rcois1 Oh. ect''....... 1...'
c5,r. s.-,'H.'f Dc an.l.'. ,' ',,' '.-
each. -.asce.o1ut truth o. me N-'.'-
Cons c-a-.g %, .le peoples prove! .''. "'o
.nt sl... c5mpac, was no agueui oh lhe NINA
re5v. ruauoa, 5l. d reti, solid ana s'g.t0 ''Da
q 15t s1ca. uuol.' OHder tIe hli-1ee OF
13o-. cso principles has tuc oc,my %. our c9'h-
css t.e been guided Coz He .l5' han century
lur l and iac gloom winch c.''-al l'g ''''-'
1rD stages other existence has 'Iss-' away
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15


MAI1I-s-REET:
Oiier, for ,ale, on pleasing terms.
30 Barrels New Orleans Sugar
30 do Old Rye Whskcy.
20 DO DO Last Winter, '''', wanna
10 do Mackercl.
30 90 ;. T. Flour Brownlcc's and Grfs,h 4.
brands
50 DO do Different brands;
do Rye Flour:
90 Kegs Of Lard
20 Boxes ct Candles:
1000 lbs Prime Bacon.
% Kegs fresh ground White LeaL-
Crates assorted Queensware-
100 bh.s- Pittsburgh Salt, 10 !.
Window Glass;
Pig Lead;
Juniatta Lon ard Castings assorted.
general assortment 1T Nnis from ihe Ni1ini-
factory of 81. :. Mason. a. CO. 4 su crior article.
ID Dozen Spades and Shoscl,
= DO Steepd Socket do
10 Do Sickle
j ID Grass Scythez ~ the Man
> b Bnar Do ufacfurer
? do Straw KNIVES, prices.
3 do Picks,
3 DO Maiiockss
4 do Axes,
q 10 Tes Kettles, uBu sually lur.
Together with Z general assortment of C;roee-
ries- all Of vhich win Be disrosed of On accom-
modaiing terms.
JgHc II, len
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15
Of Part.

- uership.-Tho partnership heretofore
existing between tie Subscribers, under the firm
of RoBs * MoRusoS. has been dissolved D.,
mutual consent. An persons having unsettled me-
counts with said firm are requested 90 come lur-
ward aud settle the same lry the FIRST of Scotem.
Der next. o.. W. ROBE,
Wheeling July H. ~ JOliNNO8RISON
1.-THE bushes, VIII be carried o1 Us usual. by
the subscriber, at the old stand Of liobb ~ Morn
son, on Main street. ono door SOUL. Of the Nor D
Western Bank Of va. j. W. ROBB.
Jr.r Is l-29.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15
WHITE FLOUR,

~ which ha, been ground but few days
aIw urcl- ufiIour made ofthe best white wheat
and warranted good for family Use, has been sent
nus tos,ll Also
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15

NARRIED. On sunday tie i2'h inst.
by the Nc,. Dir. fhten, Mr. Jo,EPH II. TErAP.
TO Miss LE,H lIucHcocK, M ct this place.
On Tmr-dly the 2d inst. by the Rev. Em.
HQiu, Mr. HESRT EwrNc, TO Miss LOUISA y.
RiuNuruGEE, al of this place.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-15

INDIAN RTEAL ola good qulli;y
JnLN ~. ~ TODD y WOODS.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-03
yV0. 81.

she not resorted to the following expedient to avert
the loss of the property. She concealed the death
of her husband, and prevailed on an old cobbler.
her neighbor, who was in person somewhat like the
deceased, to 20 to bed at her house and personate
him, in which character it was agreed that he should
dictate will leaving the widow the estate in ques-
ton. An attorney was sent for to draw up the wri-
tings. The widow, who on his arrival appeared in
great affection at her good mans danger, began to
ask questions of her pretended husband calculated
to elicit the answers she expected and desired The
cobbler, groanlDg aloud, and looking as much like
peyson going to give up the ghost as possible, fee
sly answered, 8 intend to leave you half Of my
Estates and | think the poor old shoemaker who
lives opposite is deserving the other half, for he has
always been good neshbor." The widow was
lhunderstruck at receiving reply SO different to
that which she expected, but dared not negative the
cobbers M for fear of losing the whole of the pro-
pery, while the old rogue in bed. (who was himself
the poor old shoemaker living opposite) laughed in
his sleeve and divided with her the fruits of pro-
ject which the widow had intended for her sole
benefit.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-03
no Printers.

Scaled Proposals will be received by the Sub
.n;hor ,t any time before the 18th of March next,
far Printing three hundred copies of the Journal OF
,he Senate. at the January Session 1929, with an IN
dex 10 the same The said Journal must be print
ed in an Octave form, with long primer type, SO as
10 contain at least forty five lines on page win
the yeas and nays in line, in compact form. Inc
proposals must state the price per page, including
paper, folding and stitching. The lowest and most
advantageous proposals will be accented. ~,
Clerk of the Senate oil the State OF delaware
Douer, Feb. 90, 1929. o9--tloM.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-03
Mill and Farms
FOR, SANE or RENT.

MO l. That valuable property called flAhMo,
VNY MILLS, situate on White Clay Creek 9
miles from Wilmington, Dcl.--3 miles from Chris
49, Rr;dqc from VIII snce vessels run constantly
~ pbiladelphia,) 3 miles from Newark, and 9
miles from Ellston, Nd consisting Of stone grlst
mill so feet square, stories high with two water ea
wheels and four pair of five feet burr stones, with
Eyans's machinery and Parry's patent cornklln' IN
complete order for merchant work E; a good BRICK
house, and stone kitchen, smoke house, milk house,
Cur tenements for workmen frame barn l2o
feet long; and about 200 acres ofland 100 (which
is in good state of cutivatlon' including large
apple orchard, residue woodland.
No. 9. A PARM Of about 200 Acres ADJOINING
the above 40 acres of which is woodland, the
residue arabic, with frame dwelling house and
out buildings.
The above property is in healthy country, ano
an extensive milling business has been done there
for number of years. 1t will be sold separately
or together an ndisputable title given, and pos
session 25th March next.
JAMES PRICE.
Rrandywue Mills. Feb. Gath, 1899. SGT
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-03
YgC.s..ss i. "
SUCH THINGS WERE,

ny HENRY NELg.
cannot but remember that such things were,
And were most precious to me!-SuAKEsrEAn.
Such things were Such things were
False but precious, brief but fair;
The eagle with the bat may wed
The hare may like the tortoise tread;
The finny tribe may cleave the air:
Ere farset that such things were.
Can forget my native glen,
Far from the sorlid hiuints of men
The willow tree before the door;
The flowei.crown'd porch, the humble floor
Pomp came not nigh, but peace d@elt there;
Can forget that such things were!
Can forget that fair wan face,
Smiling with such mourntill grace
That hand whose thrilling touch met minci
Those eyes that did too brightly shine;
And that low grave, so sad, yet far,
Can forget that such things were
would not change these tears, these signs;
For all E4rths ploudest luxuries;
/ would not with my sorrow part;
For more light, but coller heart:
Nor bart, for i,omp's costhest fare,
The neI,ary that such things were.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-03
TUESDAY,, .Narch g, 1929.
TO PRINTERS.

Sealed proposals will be received until the 9th
of March next, for Printing 800 copies of the
Journal of the House of Representatives of the
State of Delaware, for the January Session 1929,
with an index, and the Report Of the Finances for
the years 1897 and 1923. The work must be ex-
ecuted in Octavo with long primer type, so as to
yeas and nays, in line, in compact form.
WILLIAM HUNTINGTON,
Clerk of the House Of Representatives of the
State of Delaware.
Dover, Ffb. 18th, 1929. 89--t18M.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-03
Garden Seeds.
Feb. 26, 1922.

This is to inform the public generally that con-
stant SUNNY Of fresh Garden Seeds may always be
had as cheap if not cheaper than they can be pur-
chased at any place else, all warranted to be good,
and Of the most approved kinds. They can be mad
If ,he Subscribers Gardens, on Love lane, every
fay except Sunday and in Wilmington every war
ket day; on Saturdays at Stall no. . anu on "e"-
ncsdays at stall No 81. ,o,1N y. 1oNrs
Fob Oh 1929.
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a plantation Wanted.
Feb. "a. 1929.

(For which the cash will be paid,)
i, he vicinity of Wilmington, NEWCASTLE or
Mover. containing from SO to 100 acres more or
less, with good buildings and good water on high
Unhealthy situation, not far from the Delaware or
50 nc other navigable water. Apply to the snnscfi.
M Kaddv,s tavern Z. MARY.
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THE CUNNING COBBLER.

Sometime ago the husband of an old ady nsi ;,i
in Buckinghamshtc died without making ms ",..'
for the want of which necessary precau1'o', MS e
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For Sale,

INVALUABLE FARM AND MANSION,
yNrTHlN one mile Of Wilmington on Inc , pnll-
wv adelphia Turnpike road, containing i''o acres
divided into convenient fields, under good cedar
fence.
3yvA There are on the premises large sub
Es;:Nas stantial dwelling house, finished IN mod
ssAsssE ern style "A good barn, Carriage house.
mlch house, shrubbcry and vegetable garden NC.
The Situation is healthy, and commands a iine
view of the Delaware River.
For terms applyt to ,nu,,,N
No, 2l Church Alley ,Phla'd.
orto SAMUEL S. GRUBB,
Wilmington,
Feb. 26. 1922 9o-o'o""'