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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
~ NOTICE. "a

ME NOTES given at the sale of the cs-
u tate OF JAMES DOUGHERTY, decd.
fell due on the Goth ultimo. The purchasers
wiii please come forward Immediately and re-
deem their obligations, as the administrator
wishes To settle the estate soon as possible.
PERSONS previously indebted by note or other
wise, to the decedent, need expect no further
indulgence. PC. M'CABE, .1dp,'r.
tcith the UII annexed.
Harpers-Fcrry, Jan. 3, 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
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sM0rried.

On Thursday last, BY the Rev. Scp,imu. Tu.-
ton, Mr.. JAsEs MAssKr 10 Miss SUSAN BiLNI.r,
all u this county.
On Sunday last. by the Rev. Scely Bum, MIR.
SAscEL McConsicK to Miss JASk ELLIOTT,
both Of Srnth6rid.
on Monday lass, Nv Rev. s. Tus,on. Mr.. WV.
MCGOWAN to Miss CAruAnISE ANN Orr, all oI
tins eounty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
REMOVAL.

affords me pleasure to inform my custo-
- mers and the public generally, that have
removed my Store, and am permanently set
tied IN my Spacious New Store House, imme-
dialeiy adjoining the house that have occu-
pied rs store for the last few month 3; where
! now offer for sale, very large stock OF
handsome GOODS, many of which have
been received within the last few daSs-and
all Of which, I respectfully invite those wish
ing to purchase, TO call and see.
b. T. TowNER.
Shepherdstown, Jan. 3, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
CAUTION.

HAViNG sustained great injury from per-
- II sons passing through my farm, and com
hitting dcpredations, I am compelled TO for
warn ALL PERSONS from passing through
said farm In future, on any pretence what
ever, rs the law will DO strictly enforced
against all offenders.
Jan. ;, 1888. wN. lOOrp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

a III persoua arc hereby cautioned against
IN purchasing a note Of hand, given ~
John g. Unseld Of Shcphcrdsiown, on or about
the 10Th Of August last. for SlJO, aud signed
BY the subscriber jointly and severaily With
John H Hall, jr. q Harpers-Ferry, as there
D. nothing due upon H.
JOHN r. WRIGHT.
IlarPcrs-Fsrry, Jan. ,, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

TANNING STOCK,

CONSULTING Oh
Valuable Work Horses.
Brood Mares, and Colts,
Mules and Work Oxen.
Stock Cattlc-Nlilch Cows.
Hogs and Sheep.
Floughs and iiarrows &c SC
1000 bushels OF Wheat
loo barrels Of Corn.
The sale will take place on the farm i,,.I-
sold to Mr.. George lsler. two miles w., -
Chariestown, and adjoining the farm Of NJ
b. e. Washington.
Terms-For sums of $40 and under, Nin.t,
Days credit, all sums over $40 and uud, =
$50, months credit; all sums of $50 ant
upwards, IL months credit, for approved Sc.
curliy. The sale Will commence Mt eleven
o'clock WM CLEVELAND
NJ the same time and place, shall sell y
valuable Negro Women, and hire several
good farm hands. Terms made known at tho
sale. ~ A.
Dec. 20, 1892
Having sold all my land, aud being deter
mined to devote my attention exclusively tn
merchandising and milling, all the above pro-
pcrty becomes useless To- me, and " i'll De sold
without reserve. My friends are respectful
ly invited Ia attend aud partake of the bar
gains that Will be given.
Dec. -, 1889. NM CLEVELAND
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
HEKE AM.

ME subscriber respectfully informs nj.
- friends and the public generally. that he
has taken the Store Room recently occupied
by w. T. s. B. Anderson, on High-e,ree,
where he Is receiving and opening, a general
supply Of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
which he will sell at fair price, on accom-.
modating terms. iIe hopes, by strict a,te,,.
ton TO business, 20 merit n proportion Of
trade. GEORGE b. BRUA.
Harpcrs-Fcrry, Jan. J, ls33-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
Public Safe, and Hiring OI
NEGROES.

- 63R8SO&Ss
WILL SELL, at public sale, on Friday
II the 4th day Of January next, at the late
residence of Captain James Glenn, deed. all
Of his PERSONAL PROPERTY,
consisting of
ID or % head Of frst-raie farm Horses,
One very fine blood Colt
Two promising Mule Colts,
A very large stock of CATTLE fat Steer.
-Four excellent weIl-brokcn oxen.
"A large number of frst-rate Stock Sheep.
great number of large stock Hogs,
Aud fifty fatted Hogs.
Every variety of Farming Implements.
Composed OF Wagons, Ploughs, IIarrows,
Wheat Fans, an OK Cart, complete,
And every Utensil which an extensive scale
oi farming can require.
The best horse Wheat Machine probably
IN the county, will also be- sold
2OO barrels Corn-ScVeral hundred bushels
Rye,
quantity Of frst-ratc Poland Oats,
large quantity of Barley,
Timothy Hay--an excellent Carriage.
A hrst-rate Carryall-together with all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, which j.
inferior la none ia the county.
Terms If Saie.--For all sums Of 50 and up-
der, the cash will be required, On delivery Of
the property for all sums over s., wclyc
months credit will bc given, the purchaser to
gave bond, with approved security, before the
removal Of the property.
Twcnty-four Of the finest SLAVES in
the State, will be hired on the 9Th day OF Ia
nunry, consisting of Men, Women, Hoys. and
Girls, amongst which are farm hands, cooks
&c; as 10 which the usual bonds mii,t BE-
entered INTO
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock. and " ~
be continued daily, a- long a. may ice rcquir-
ed WA. GROVE, Executor.
~ B.-All persons indebted a. the above
estate, are hereby requested To- make inme-
date payment, so that a speedy settlement Ut
the estate may be made. All persons hayn
claims against SAID estate. are requested a.
present them, property Authenticated. f,r set
cement. " 81 ETy.
Dee. 20. lsa3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

VIZ subscriber ~ cell that valuable Lot
~ Land. iai1 OF o. OctavHs Fsiffsx. ~
the division r. thr shanuon Iiiil turt 90 Jcf-
lcr.ou county. formerly the property q frr-
dinsndo fsnfaN, -. a very large proIog-
tom 81 this iot j. wood iand The whole con
t8ias about uBcty acres.
IO,EPn e DAUCitERTH
Nov ~. 1892
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John Allstadt :
b
Richard X Boarlly,
Fon,aiIie Beckhaln 6
Thomas Blackburn
John Brucklocber
Eliza e. Boardly
Joseph r Brinton 2
Henry i NJ Briscoe
Joseph Bridgman
e.
Samuel Cameron
John Crouch
Capt WIN Cleveland
MIR. Chaudet
Isaac Collins
Ann Chamberlain +;
Samuel Conlram
Peniniah Craig
ID
Matilda Dunn
Joseph t Daugherty 9
Gabriel Devoid
Joseph Dillow
CatharIue Duke
y r
VIM ID Engle
Margaret Funk 9
Capt Geo Freeman
G.
Thomas Griggs, jr.
Adam Grubb
Lewis Giese
Rebecca GTubb 9
Harrison GOran
III ID Garulsart
WIN Gilpin
~
Fenton W Hancock
John Iiinkle or Mr..
Delaplane
John IIargraye
Emily Hubbard
fOrgason IlambletOn
Thomas Henson
John > Harrison
J X
William Jones
Eliza kerrheval
John knight
T.
Z John Little
VIM - Lemon
John LannOn
IS
David Moore Q
I VIM MeElroy
Jan. \, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

MP The above Ointment 4, offered TO
the public N q safe and certain remedy for
those obstinate diseases, some of which
have 80 long baiilsd the sk,iI of medical sci.
tst White Swellings IF every description.
10 Sore legs and ulcers OF long standing.
Sd. Schirrus OF Glaoduisr tuInors, parii.
cularly those hardened tumor. m women's
breasts which oftentimes terminate IN ulee
rated cancers.
Ath' FeIons, or what some re opie know nv
me nsms Of Ca,arrhs, OF every description
sth Rheumatic pains Of the Joints.
9Th. Sprains and bruises Of over, descrip
lion. or IN whatever pert situate.
TN. Teitcrs Of all kinds In this com
plant the patient in apply ing tho Oinimeni
must keep the part out Of water.
sih Chilblains or parts affected by fros,
Jan. J, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
.kdMs Illustrators Sale.
AND HIRING OF NEGROES.

IA ILL be sold, on Thursday the 10Th of
w January next, or fair, IL not, the next
fair day, nj the residence Of the late Thnrna,
Chamberlain, near Charlcstown, all the Per-
sonal estate Of said deceased Except the ne
groes, which will Ice hired on the same da,
and at the same place. consisting in part. Of
or I'D head Of valuable work Horses and
Colts,
Fat and stock Cattle-MiIch Cows.
Hogs and sheep,
The usual and best Farming Utensils
sUcH A.
One road and one farm Wagon.
Pioughs and Iarrows,
Wagon and plough Harness complete, sc
Also, Corn 10y thc barrel,
Wheat and Rye by the busheI
Aud Wheat and Rye in the Ground.
Together with variety Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Also, 20 or 80 bushels Of superior Mercer
Irish Potatoes.
A credit OF nine months viii be given on all
sums Of fiyc dollars and upw ards All sums
under live dollars, the cash will be required
The purchasers giving bond with approved
security.
The Negroes
VIII be hired in the usual way-rcGuiring
" '"e "'0i 'usWHIaIy cIohlhs, taNc>,
and their return on the 10Th December ensu-
ing. No property To be removed until the
terms OF sale be complied with. Sale To
commence early in the day, and due atteu-
dance given by the subscriber
JOHN DAVENPORT, .7d,n'r
Of Thomas Chamberlain, deceased
y. BAH persons having claims against
the estate of said deed, are requested 10 pre-
sent them to the subscriber at his office u
Chariestown, in proper form for pay ment all
persons indebted 10 said estate, viii please To
call and discharge their respective dues a.
speedily as possible.
JOHN DAVENPORT, .idnr
Dec. 81, 1882
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
DH. W. JuDUug

Patent Specific Ointment.
DAMS have been taken 10 make thu, sup.
ply very good. % msy bs had st the
following places viz:
Humphrey Kcyss', Chariesfotrn,
james Brotcu, Choriesfo'cn,
.dddm Houng's. Marfins6urg.
.1d0'" foung e. Co., Harpers- Ferry.
Io'cner y Harris, Shepherdsforn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
II list Of Letters

R EMAiNING in the Post Office at Charles
~ town, jefferson county, Va. December
3lst, 1892.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

Estfa Class. No. ]. for 1893, gill be drawn
IN January neat
prize 81 f}O.ODg pfzo ~ 81 .0oO
81 1000 } ~ ZOO
of 500 IS of 1000
~ 400 he. &c.
Jfclsis As, Hairei : Qsnfsrs 81 -.
Dor ssls 10 The gTesies vsriety n Numbers
BY WI CLEVELAND.
chaflestOWn, Nov. IS, 1852.
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$4,000.

Poe prizes direct yo'w osdegs 70
Ne Is SBsrSsfev,
Jan. :, 1882. BaLrIHoss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
.Ne1C York Lottery,

Class No 2, for 1858.
To be drawn "Wednesday. Jan. 10th. 1855.
60 No. Lottery-lO drawn Balloss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
e9O,WN.
Ticket, IS

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
Class No. I, fof 1888
lobe drawn Friday. January 18Th, 1892
60 No. Lottery - 10 drawn ballots.
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Tickets s.
Ne1C York LOtterY,

Class Number for 1899,
To be drawn on "wednesday, January 9th.
66 No. Lottery 10 drawn ballots.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-27
DIR. Deans
A SCHOOL MASTER

XX7ants situation in Free School
w He can be we'll recommended from
a place in which he has taught Tor sew
eral years, for his sobriety and atten-
ton to business. He has mastery
knowledge Of English Grammar, Geog-
raphy, Bookkeeping, and the principal
branches oil the Mathematics. A few
lines addressed to o. p. O., teacher and
sent to Mr.. Laurence Sheridan, Viii
mington, post paid, will be strictly at.
tended to.
N. B. The teacher expects the per
sons who wish to employ him, will lei
him know what wages they will give him
and what time they wish to employ him
Sept. 10. So-4tpd.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-27
For Sale.

HNHE Farm whereon the undersigned
Il resides, lying in Broad Neck, and
adjoining he lands Of Mr.. Bartus Trew
and Captain Joel Vickers, and contain
ing upwards of -Four kindred and SIXTY
.AcreS.
This lanl lies ur on the nayigable wa
tiers of the main Branch OF Langford's
Bay. about seven miles from Chester
Town-has all the advantages OF water
situation for iertilizing the soil, is proxi-
mate to Mill, and Vessels sail frequently
from its shores to Baltimore and other
places.
The waters abound with Fish, Oysters,
Ducks, and Tarrapins in their seasons.
The DWELLING HOUSE
@A I ElA and out Buildings are commo-
gESA& q sE dious and in good repair.
ssgss1S1a 1t will be sold upon the most
accommodate terms as to time, and
as one or Two Farms, to suit purchasers,
there being suitable Buildings for such
division.
If not sold at private sale by the goth
October nex,, it will be offered at public
sale at the house of Carl L. Strandberg
ESQ. in Chester Town on Monday, the
slst October next, at | | o'clock A. NJ.
For terms, or any other informatlon'
anply to the subscribers on the premises
or to GEO. VICKERS Esq.
in Chester Town.
JAMES p. GALE
JOHN E. GALE.
c.. 70 2I-laW 3W,
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-27

ed to be passing while was sowing the
lime on my young grain, and at my sug-
gcstion, went home and sowed it upon
his own also, and understand had good
crop.
4th. In the spring of i 23, l had about
three acres of winter wheat, por ton OF
which looked very yellow when the snow
went off. directed this to be sown with
lime; but on visiting my farm two weeks
afterwards, l found it had not been done,
and that the whole field assumed like
yellow appearance. had the whole inn
me lately sown with lime; the grain inn
mediately improved in appearance, and !
had tolerable crop. though not so good,
! think, as l should have had if the lime
had been sown two weeks earlier.
MIR. EbeneZer CaGy, OF d uaneo1u, sh,
at my suggestion, adopted my method
last spring, Of STEPPING his seed, rolling
it in lime, and sowing fresh-slacked lime
upon his young grain. The experiment
was so successful, that his wheat was con-
sidered the best in the country.
5th. have applied lime successfully
upon cucumbers, and other garden vines,
to protect them from the yellow bug; ia
king care to repeat it as often as the
wind or rain blew or washed off that
which had been before applied. Half a
bushel OF lime mixed with the earth of an
ant hill, will effectually destroy colony
of these insects.
Your friend,
WILLIAM CHAPMAN.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-27
E@tacelIa11cotta.
From tile american Farmer.
ON FaE USE OF LIME IN AGRICUL-
TIRE.

IGHE.
greeably to your request now
communicate to you my experience ir
the use of lime in husbandry.
LIST. While with my father in England,
/ assisted to set out large quantities of
lime as a manure. 1t was applied to all
soils upon his farm, viz moss or turf,
clay, black or yellow loan and sand loan.
We put on from two to three hundred
bushels the acre. l have seen land that
before lining was SO poor that it would
bear nothing but bent and moss, after
lining give the heaviest crops Of oats
and wheat for ten years, and | have no
doubt it would have produced good crops
for ten years longer, with suitable alter
alton Of grasses.
I'd. l have set out lime on my farm in
this country, on stiff clay and on loans,
| in considerable quantities. 1t has been
particularly beneficial OH the clay. had
one field which would produce nothing
of consequence until ! lined it; after
which | sowcd it with rye and grass
seeds. Both the grain and grass were
good, and it is now covered with a fine
rich sward. / have used lime for sever
al years, and my confidence in its benefits
have not at all been diminished.
s. am satisfied that lime is a proven
tive Of smut i'll wheat, rye, oats and bar
ley, if the seed, previous to sowing, is
stepped in brine or lime water, and rolled
in fresh-slackcd lime. And l am equally
satisfied twill destroy the insect, or Hes
sian fly, in the young graiu, If sown il
the morning when there is heavy dew
| on the crop. Some years ago | sowed
some spring wheat, and as had no sal
, on my farm to make brine, took ston,
lime, and Stacked it in a tub of water
and when the water was as warm as
could bear my hand in, pu. in the seed
4 skinned off the light matters which floa
8 ted, and continued stirring the grain TO
;, half an hour or more. The grain wa
y. then sown and when it came into il
; third or fourth leaf, although it locke
ID well, sowed fresh Stacked lime over III
/" field while the dew was upon It'll
crop was very god; while all my neigl
bors, except one, lost almost their emit
crop Of springIvheat. This one happe
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-27
Drugs, Medicines, Fancy firth
Giles, Sc. Wholesale & Retail.

AT No. 155 Market street, nearly opposite
the City Hall, Wilmington Delaware.
The subscriber having recently laid in an ex-
tensivc assortment of Fresh Drugs, Medicines,
Fancy articles, &c. from Philadelphia, Baltimore,
New York and Boston, at the lowest Cash pr.
ces, is enabled to supply any article in his line
as chea,' as it can be had at any other store in
the city. M
Physicians prescriptions and family receipts
accurately compounded, Country Merchants and
Traders will find it to their interest to give him
call.
Lately received from Ireland, lot of superior
Irish DAT MEAL for sale very low.
All persons indebted to the late firm of Phillips
and Askcw. will confer favor by settling the
.espective accounts without delay.
MARSHAL PHILLIPS.
! Sent. Is, 1873
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-27
poWER or REMOVAL FROM OFFICE.

POWER OF REMOVAL FROM OFFICE.
When the bill was pending in the first
Congress that convened under the Fede-
raj Constitution, for the establishment OF
the State and Treasury Departments, a
motion was made by Mr.. White, Of Vir-
ginia, democrat, to strike out the clause
which gives the President the power or
removal from office. The debate which
ensued is of interest, as showing that
the 'sSimon Pure" democrats of the pre-.
sert day fully maintain the federal doc
trines of 's9. In making the motion,
Mr.. White observed that the Constitu-
ton had provided especially only Tor the
removal Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court--but as it had associated the SEN
ate with the President in the appoint
ment of officers, il was proper that the
power ofremuval should be jointly exer-
cised.
| Mr. Madison, federalist then, was
opposed 10 the motion for striking out.
The power is high and important one.
| When it is considered, said he. that the
Chief Magistrate is to be selected from
the mass OF citizens, by the united SUI
srrages Of millions Of people, notwith
standing the weakness incident 10 pop
nlar election, he could not suppose tia
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-27
POLITICAL.
From the .Nczv York Standard.
THE CAROLINA EMIGRANT IN
MISSISSIPPI


1t is, perhaps, by this time, generally we'll
KIN own, that large numbers of the South Caro-
linians have, within the last year, emigranted
from that State. The terrible excitement in
that quarter having Invested society, of all at
fractions, embttered all its relations, fettered
all its freedoms, and the source of wealth and
emolument having already, even before the
occurrence of recent events, become extreme
ly few and those rapidly failing, we may readi-
ly understand the cause OF Abandonment OF
their homes by those who are in the minority.
Immense numbers have gone to the southwest
to Alabama, Louisiana. Miss's.irTi' aud IL
mas hc..u calculated; that in this way, in the
progress of the last six months of her pretty
experiments, South Carolina has sustained a
loss, in frecmen and slaves, of at least fifty
Thousand souls. One of these, in the wlds Of
Mississippi sings as follows.
Give US shelter, wild and wood,
Give us shelter, cave and tree
We're the homeless few who stood
For our country's loyalty,
Nor in that dark hour which saw
Rockies anarchy arise,
Vainly did we keep the law
Left by the good and wise.
But, for S acrifce we stood,
And in exile now we roam
Give us shelter, wild and wood,
Yield us country; yield us homel ..
Not for lucre-not for power,
Did we, like the Roman leap
Down the brcac h, in fearful hour,
We beheld tn e lands decay,
And it grieved our spirits then
We we're meath the tryant sway,
And we battled it like men.
And our country took the good,
But our service did not see
Give us shelter, wild and wood,
Dark and desert though it be!
From the soil which gave US birth,
Lo a mournful band we come,
From that dearest spot on earth,
Seeking in the wilds home,
There expressions arm is high,
There bitter spirit raves,
And for peace and liberty
Roam we now the rocks and caves.
In sad and sleepless mood
Fly we from the land so dear
| Give us shelter wild and wood.
| And the peace denied US there.
In the temple Freedom built,
| Long the glory of our land,
We have seen, all stained with guilt,
! Lawless men in armor stand
i And from forth the sacred shrine
We have seen the spirit dart,
! Crying, "'Tis no home of mine,
Let the freeman now depart"
| Hopeless then Of further good,
From our toll for freedom there
Give shelter, wild wood,
/ We will build the temple here.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-27
Savings Fund Society.
Sept. Is,

Public notice is hereby given, that the
Managers of this Institution, at meeting
held Oh the 9TH inst. did order and direct,
"That no deposits be received nor payments
made except on the days and hours hereto
fore assigned for that purpose, to wit: be-
tween 10 and 10 o'clock in the morning, ant
2 and in the afternoon on Saturdays only.
By order of the Board,
LEA rusEY, sec'y.
Sept. 12-4t
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-27

Saturday 9Th Unon CANAL Lottery, rrinvs
of $50, 900, 5000, 10000, aooo-2296 pri-
yes of $40, any two drawn Nos. worth at
least $40 from that up to 100. Ticket $40,
Quarter Q so, Eighth, 1 IS.
Z. B. GLAZIER,
Licensed Broker, No. %, Market street.
Wilmington, Sep. 18th.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-09-27
TEACHER WANTED,

A gentleman qualified to teach reading
writing, arithmetic, and English Grammar,
is wanted to take charge of School District
No. SO in New Castle County, Delaware, by
the first Monday of November: none need
apply but such as can come we'll recommend
ed for competency and morality. All com
munications by mail must be post paid.
DANIEL NEWBOLD, c.h,o,
I J0E5sy M My GI0R Com.
Del. City, Sept. 10. S0--4t.
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NOTICE..

4 IL persons indebted to the Estate
IN John Hay, late of Christiana Hun
dred, deceased, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims
will please present them approved for set
tlcment,a at his late residence, near Whining
ton, Del to VIM. WAY, Admir-.
August 90, 1888. 74tf