The Sussex gazette., September 14, 1838, Page 112, Image 8

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Notice .
T HE subscriber take this method to inform
the public generally,that he has opened a
p opposit the house occupied by Mr. Maull,
in Washington, Delaware, where he intends to
execute the •
BLACK and WHITE Smith business ^ in
All its various Branches.
Having served a regular apprentice-shVp in
the City of Philadelphia, and followed Journey
work at the same, and in the same place, un
till his removel to this place—he flatter himsfrlf
that he can give full satisfaction to all that may
please to favour him with their custom.
All orders will be executed at the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
NATHANIEL M'BRIDE.
Sho
Sept. 7th 1838.
Last Notice.
LL Persons indebted to the late Firm of
Welch & Marsh, are hereby requested to
come forward and settle the same—as there
'will be no further notice given.
A
JOSEPH MARSH,
Surviving Pardner of WELCH <$• MARSH.
Public Notice.
As my wife Eliza Jane, has left my bed and
board without any provocation whatever—theto
fore I forwarn all person or persons from trust
ing or harbouring her. As 1 will pay no <ie
mands after this date---and further I shall deal
with them as the law directs.
THOMAS CAEY.
Milton, August 17th 1838.
CHARLES G. UIDGELY.
Attorney at L>w,
Has removed his Office to the vicinity of'the.
house lately occupied by Dr. G. IV. Maull.
Geo. Town, June 7tH"l838. '
JOB PRINTING,
Neatly executed at this office.
$100 REWARD.
RAN A WAY, from the subscriber
near Salisbury, Worcester County
Maryland, on the 11th da'y of June
last, a Negro boy named GEORGE
—about 14 years of age, round
shouldered, basa down cast look,
very white eyes, and speaks quickly when
spoken to. His dress cannot be particularly
described, as he had several suits of clothes
with him. I will give fifty dollars reward (if
he be caught on the Eastern Shore of Mary
land,) for his apprehension and delivery at Air,
Bennett L. Fishs Hotel, in Salisbury, and
One Hundred 1'ollars lor his apprehension else
where and delivery at the said place.
The cash will be paid on the delivery of the
Negro.
JOSIAII JOHNSON,
Near Salisbury. July 17th 1838.
Wool Carding.
THE Subscriber take this method to in form
their friends and tne public in General, that
their Carding Machine (at the Moscow Mill*
at the place known by the name of Doe Bridge,
a bout one hulf mile firm Millsborough Del.)
is in exelent order, for Carding and ma king
first rate roles under the care of their old _ and
faithful carder Mr.^Marvel —who will no doubt
as usual give geneial Satisfaction to all those
who may favour us with their wool in good or
der.
The undersigned hereby tender their thanks
for former favours and pledge themselves to
merit a continuance of pnblic patronage and
at the same time invite those that have not as
yet tried their Machine, to give tbem a call and
try the superiority of the same—the said mills
are also in first rate order for Whoat or Corn,
with the very best of millers.
WM. D. WAPLES,
ROBERT MORRIS, (ofL.)
ANN C. BARNARD.
N. B, The Mill at Millsborough now owned
by WiHiam D. Waples, is also in first rate on.
der; with three pair of running stone, and two
bolting cloths, one for wheat and the other for
Rye; so that the public may be sure to get thçir
grinding done without delay, and in the very
best manner.
The price for carding is Six and g quarter
cents.