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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
TO PARENTS.
The annered cases ofcstres Performed By
HAMILTON'S a.
CELEBRATED WORM DESTROYING
L OF Z " ES,
L O q Il " G. e S.
c Selected from vcry ,.amerous kst


(Selected from, a Ucry Numerous list,
ARE presented as indubitable proof of the
excellence and safety of this valuable specific,
for destroying worms in the human stomach
and intestines.
From. Mr.. Benjamin Williams, No. so, Bal
fimore street, tzvo doors above south Gay
.sstreef.
have son six years of age, who for four
years past, has been generally in very I'M
healthy state, particularly in summer; fire.
quently afflicted with alarming convusion
fits, the.wholc of his little frame wasted fast,
his breath foetid, and almost constant itching
at the nose waa excited, with other alarming
symptoms. @Buring the course of the above
period, the advice and attendance Of three OF
the most emissenss physicians in Baltimore
were SUCCESSFULLY procured. Zach OF these
gentlemen, in hIs.turn, declared worms 20 be
the cause of the child disorder, and exhaust
ed his skill inattemptipg to eXpel them. Pink
roots steel filings. with a variety OF other me-.
dicines, were administered without the least
success. 1t was, once pronounced Impossible
Tor the child to live many hours.
had heard of your Worm Destroying Lo-
zenges, but with muly others did not think
highly ofso cheap medicine, until gantle-
man ofmy acquaintance Mr.. VIVA, 5. Moore,
auctioneer| in whose family they had been
used with good effect, ADVISED me to make
trial of them; accordingly gave my son a
dose agreeable to directions, which seon cx-
PEELED eight large worms, some OF them "a
bout eight inches in length second dose
brought away four more of similar size; a
third dose being administered, no worms p
peared. The childrecovewd and now enjoys
good state OF health.
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS.
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Five Dollars Reuu1a j..
July 81.

STRATED or STOLEN, from ehc sub
scriber living ON the main road Leading from
George Town TO Alexandria, about the time
Of the camp meeting in Fairfax county, a
likely bright bay HORSE, nearly Is hands;
high, little lame in his lett fore leg, which
may ,bo easily discovered after riding. lie
has small phile spot in his forehead and is
unshod. Whoever takes up said -horse and
returns him to me, or gives such information
as wilt enable nc to get him again, shah re-
ccive the above reward.
AuguRlne Alexander.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
Vajuable Property for Sale.

TiIE subscriber offers for sale the House
g. on Fairf>x street, in Alexandria, now
occupied by Mrs. S. .AickoRs. The asses
sors say this property is worth four thousand
two hundred dollars, and have, year alter
year, assessed it at this sum !; but the
subscriber DOW offers it for sale at the haifof
the assessed value.
He also efers for sole,
The vacant Lots on Fairfax and Frank lin
streets. Assessors have said that these Lots
are worth three thousand two hundred dol
lars: per acre, and have assessed them at that
rate; but the subscriber will take less than
the hall OF that sum per acre.
He would gladly sell all his property on
the Mal!-his Houses On King-strcet, ne VI
Royal .strcet--his Houses on the same street,
near Washington street-his ground-rents,
or any other property he has in Alexandria
on credit of 6, l2, and 8 months.-Ap-
ply TO Cuthbert Powell or
S. Cooke.
Leesburg, March 80. law
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
AFFIDAVIT.

Michael Duffy, residing at No. II, Wakes
street. Fell's Point, in the city Of baltimore
voluntarily niaketh cath that tie following
statement IS Just and true:
!. In the beginning of May last, my three
children, boy Of seven, and two girls the one
FIVE, and the other three years of age were
taken very i'll, nearly at the same time, CT
common fever, as | then supposed but was
soon convinced the disorder was caused by
worms. They were frequently troubled with
convulsion fits, and violent starhngs in t:eir
sleep, and with almost continual vomiting and
purging, particularly the youngest made
immediate application to physician OF the
first reputation, and his medicines were ad-
ministered with aconh encc OF success, which
only increased our disappointment. The
children grew daily worse, ardI was absolute
ly without hopes of their recovery. The
youngest soon appeared almost devoid of ami
lnation, and scarcely IN inhabiiant OF this
world In this distressing moment Iwastold
that Hamiton's Worm Destroying Lozengcs
had performed many cures in cases equally
desperate. l Immediately purchased a box,
and gave each OF them dose, which in few
hours produced the most desirable Effects
The eldest volde5 great number OF very
arge worms, and the second thousands OF
small ones, many of them not quarter OF an
inch--in the youngest trey seemed to be cen
sumel, and had the appearance of skin and
Shiny matter. repeated the dose agreeable
to the paper of directions, and they all speed
lily recovered good state of health, which
they still enjoy, though 5months have near
ly elapsed, since,t they were on the bordars of
the grave. and the death of the whole seemed
to be ineritables
j. SMITH.
Sworn before me, this s6th day of Scptem-
Der, 1899. sAsts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
ITCH CURED.

Lees Sovereign Ointment Tor the Itch, a
certain cure by once using; HamRton's Le-
zcnges Hamiltcn's Elixir, for Coughs; tie
celebrated Ambitious Pills; Hamiiton'sl1a-
sence Of Mustard, FOR the RhcumatisIl;
Tooth-Ache Drops; Hamilton's Grand z g
storatiye for Debility.
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PHILADELPHIA, August $, 1905.
TO IT, LEE.

Some time last spring was afflicted with
loss of. appetite, giddiness in the head, fever,
and great debility, SO. that l could scarcely
walk. In, this distressing situation took
many things, bat without benefit: An &C.
quaintance in the country semitic me to pro-
cure box Of Hamilton's Lozenges. Curiosi-
ty prompted me - read the directions, where
fonnd my complaint exactly described by
the doctor. Immediately sent for another
box of the Lozeages, and took one dose,
which brought away a large quantity OF
worms, and felt greatly relieved. Encoa-
ragged by this, took another dose, which
was attended with the happiest effects, as it
relieyed'me entirely, and am now IN better
state of health than for considerable time
past. I have since given them to my chill
dren, and can speak from experience, that
they are a most valuable medicine, and am
happy to add my testimony to numberlcss
sothers of their efficacy.
go s .- SARAH JOHNSON,
~ No. lao, NORTH Second Street.
Among the symptoms attending Worms are,
disagreeable breath, especially in the morn
aag-bad and corrupted gums--itehing in
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
County J .d!erandria, hay /, 1909.
Was Committed

20 the Jail Of This County, as arunaWay,
"A NEGRO NAN, who says his nametss
"A Henry Hagyerman. lie is about TWEEN
ey seven years Of age, $ feet inches high,
stout made, had on a white linen jacket and
trousers, has scar on his nose. The owner
rs requested to come and prove his or her
property, pay charges and take min away
otherwise he will be disposed Of as he law
directs.
James Campbell, jailor.
May ,l--,Ju,y 29) lawsm
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
fUbLIC SALE.

Under decree Of the hor orable the circuit
corr, the district OF Colnmhia, tcid athleX-
andria, the subscribers viii expose to pubic
sale at the cosfee-house on The 9TH day OF
next month, on credit OF sixty and ninety
days,
An Und;vidsd moiety ofa rent q ( 1A 1e
Per 0'3'l7i11,
PAYABLE for ever, charged on LOT OF ground
situated q, the Intersection of Wolfe and u
nio,-strsa,s,and extending sos,thwardly along
the west side OF Union street one hundred and
fifteen feet, and westwardly along the south
side of " Ole s,rcc, sixty Two fec, SIX iAafcs'
TIE payment OF this rent Is secured by valu-
able Demramcnt Improvements en- tic To-.
And if from tic sale OF The above rent
charge tie sum required by the decree OF
the court cannot be raised--thc subscribers
VIII then proceed 10 sell, al TIC same place,
and on the same credit
One uadiytGea Seue.h fart q !hc reUerStoh
m.ter,
Expectant on the death OF Jane Rohcrceoti,-
widow of Daniel Robcrdcgu, deceased, in the
following Lots, thai Is to say, one Lot on
the east side Of Water street between wolfe,
aid Wilkes streets, 81 front or Water
erect 81 feet inches, il depth rs feet,
and bounded on thee moth by an alley
feet witle.-On This 10: is erected handsome
and convenient 3 story brick dwelling house,
with the usual northumberland two other
lots adjoining each other On the west s'dc OF
Union-st. between Wolfe AID Wilkc-s1rcets,
in front on Union-street forty one feet, i'll
depth one hundred and twenty five feet.
R. I. Taylor.
C,,+DLort Doxrofi
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
Robert Patton,
Twenty Dollars Reward.

= AN AWAY from the subscriber l.v.nc
N in Brentown, Fauquier county, Va On
Monday the 9Th Of September, mulal;O
fellow named DAVID, about S feet og6
inches high, about IS years Of see, has cut
or mark from the corner Of one OF his eyes,
occasicned hy the kick Of a horse he is a
good Wagner and has been accustomed to
work On . plantation.
He took WIN him one new outside Jacket,
of country cloth, black and white stripe aid
brecches of the same, several under Jackets,
among which vas one Dennel's cord; her
very drcssy: artiuil GLOW, and Will endeator
10 PASS as free man, and charge lis dress
lie frequently calls himself David Murphy
I will give The above reward, ut allleasGns-
bic charges, to any person that viii bring him
home, or lodge him in any jail 50 that set
hia, again.
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FOR SALE,

4 quantity Of Hou1e Frames, !,
I. From Is feet to ~ feet long, one story and
an half and two stories high. have also
two very handsome two story Brick nousesto
rent, in pleasant situation, just finished.
A. Scholfleld.
9Th mo. 18th.
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John DUFFEY
COMD-M.aKER

CON7B-M.4KER:
ID ESPEC7TULLY acquaints l:o Esq.,,
10 and customers, Mat he has re-r,,,,, May
the Comb-nlaking business in Eine strce, ~,
THE Madison Tavern, "rhere they can be subtr. ~,
on the usuai terms. lie has On hmm -.
assortment cf Horn, IOory and 7lyrtc;s. y ",
COMBS,nnd Is daily in expectation Of s,..
1ai assortment q Gtrnlaa and Dmch G00nc
ofih~ iate&timh5rtu!i2n.
S,flcmbe1 -, eoy2,
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

Last night All outrageous rrstass vas com
mi ted on the subscribers property, by cm.
ting down a POST AID RAIL fence lt.lr
made by him. Twill give twentg dollars C.,
SUCH information as viii enable me to sunnor,
prosecution against the offender or often
ders.
Robert Patton.
Spring Bank, near Alexandria,1
September Is. cost
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28
September s.
TO EXCHANGE

TOR land in this neighborhood, or proper
l. ty in Washington, my HOUSE Or
Prince street, substantially built Of brick, %
feet front, stories Nights neamcss to the
wharf and most commercial part Ct the river,
affords many advantages for a store or ware
house. Apply on the premises to
Dr.. Oh. Douglass.
September IL. 2aw5wH
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-28

The above Lottery ccmmeroes w. and will
the first Monday in November 'i.A' IF hfsen
be continued egnlary at the r r., a"W;,sbed~
hundred tickets each week n''o' |usI,imo:e
prizes in Tie late Aew-York ana y. , n IN
lotteries, taken in payment for '''~
~, 4 correct list of the drsw'ns ' VIII and al
s tichs's soa by by the subscriber examined
of cxpehce. Ton Dollars w. ;,
Present price of tickets u.s. be raised "
Cents !; but will in few d@
Eleven Dollars
Fer sale by Cray.
August 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-06

The account Of the rath of Gen. WADE HASH
ToS is contradictcd IN letter ,s!ftcn By himself TO
friend in Philadelphia. rs "' .Jos. Pail
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-06

We have eyiien;ly, and it a believed wisel,,
yayed this question. The idle discussion of
this, as party question, is not the cclrent,
which Is to bind Americans iogesher against
Foreign aggression. lie, either of the often
ders meet us directly ON the ground Of open
and honourable friendship, and Americans
will unite an their resenements against the 9th
er. This is so manifest, that we are suprs-
cd that any man of common sense, IL he do
not suspect the motives, shonld not cohdemn
the folly Of that Machivalian policy which the
Courts OF ST. James and ST. Cloud have pur~
sued, and appear to be now pursuing towards
this country--a country whose united ener-
gies, if iousetito Justice and honourable ac-
lion with either OF the tontcnding parties,
would, in all human ps ubabllity, soon turn tho
scale against the other. This opinion, shap-
ed perhaps to our national pridc--but firm
and weiglty IN our own minds,. presses on us
something more than a suspicion, ,Lat their
meaning is TO divide and coaga~r--thcir OBJ
jcet at best to make our resources and our
very sovereignty subservicnt to themselves.
We have resolved unanimously AS a nation
that we would not submitto their aggrcssions.
Neither have atoncd for their aggrcssions.
Whoever would submit TO either would SUR
. render our iadefcnderce ty she haices. We
frankly confess We had rather 20 for the
whole and il we mnst part with the gem ol
cur honour, this heari ct grcuf price, we care
not whether il sparixles ON the crown IF the
King OF England or ,heEmpcour OF France,
a Boston Patriot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-06
OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS.

The Eederalists perceive, in the rcputed let
ter from Mr.. Chomfagny TO Mr. .hrmssrong,
an imhndenf insuH offered TO the United
Sfdtes."--We wish their opticks we're as dis
ccrning when insult comes from England or
her Ministerss--One must be ncar-sightsd
indeed, who cannot discern something of ip-
suit from BOTH nations. One requires us 70
sacrifice our independence, to her pride and
the resources of our wealth, to her avarice--
the other insists that we ought to preserve
both, but, modestly implies that 10Th must be
made auxiliary to her views.--Engiand is un-
equivocally determined on our rccolonizaiion.
France gives good advice, where even advice
at the best should be considered as inadnusd6ie,
and as evidence of her good intentions refers
us to her hostile decrces, and like EngtGnd,
insults US 9th the pretended right Of retaIis-
ting On US the offences Of her adversary.
Which 10 the first or greatest offender, Is, in
the present state of our foreign relations, a
question fsr them to settle IN their own wsy.
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MARiNELSl.


Enserea--ship Eagle, Hudson, Liverpool; do. re.
becca, Leonard, dos do. Columhia wsnslow. isiY uf
Mays; brig Russell, N,w,on, HAVANA sols
Patty, Baker, do H. IIarrid, Lee. 81. BarAolc-
news; s'oop v.rmes, Hatch, Scw-york do.
Fame, Davis do, Go. Bctses, Clifford, DO, sch.
Fedcralist Cunnison. St. I,arholmnews. NJ.
Ciearce--shp Mary, Tisdsle, Cape. de verd Isles,
and Coast of rstagohia; sch. Mary & Elizabeth.
1'cw, Charleston, ,s. G., sch. Atlantick, TraveAs,
Philadelphia; sloop Golden Age, cottrcll. New
York. sloop Polly & Nancy, Garducr Alcxan-
dria s'oop Aurora. Cahoonc, New.vo.k. Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-06

FARM.

EOR sale an excellent FARM, con.
IL tanning abvut 100 acres Of good Land. situated
on JQacsfo,,,, about miles north CT the Fcuy -
with convenient Dwelling HOUSE and other nS-.
cessary out.Bundings, thereon standing. There IL
AZ excellent Spring OF Water near the IIousc and tls
Orchard, and well Fenced. Possession given pfe,.-
Gus 10 the c5ts Of March next For firshcrinfcr.
ormation eprlyto ~. ELISHA 'TEW,
yDmcs,,rrn Pee 2. on the rfc:nises.
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NEWPORT: !:
WEDNESDAY,, NOV. %, 1909.

On Monday arrived at Baltimore, the
French government corvette Tilsit, Capt
Desmolands, in SO days from Bayonne, with
dispatches for the French Minister. This
vessel has brought no papers. An officer in
forms that 100000 French troops were pas
sing through Bayonne for Spain, and that
some horses belonging to the Emperour's
household had arrived there, as Buonaparte
was shortly expected. His illness wa, not
known az Bayonne. on. Y. tafer.) (
On Sunday morning last, arrived in this port, the
U, g. Cutter Eagle. Capt LEE, in ten hours and
half from New-Haven, bringing detachment Of the
u g. ttYops, commanded by Ensigh BACON. We
understand they are on their way TO join the 4th
regiment, stationed at Fort Independence, Bosson
hsrLour.
The account Of the dratG Of Gen. WADE HAstr,
roNi contradcted IN letter ,e,tten By himself TO
friend in Philadelphia. -f' ".' .1os. Pail
The remains OF ANTHoNv WAYNE, name
imperishablc as the history of his country,
have been transported from the shores Of
Lake Erie, and rc-in,crrcd with appropriate
honours, near the place of HIS nativity, IN
Chester county, PENN. The Rev. David
Jcne 8. who sctcd as his chaplain during the
revolutionary war, performed the hast sad off.
ccs to the hero antl patriot. ot.A-BdH. Il. Post.
The late news from England is important
as il adds confirmation to what before was o.
pinion,--Thc Austrian power is in fact ex-
tinct---Pcacc is concluded between Russia
and Sweden. 1T is now SO manifest that the
whole continent will pursue the systc-, of
warfare directed by Bounaparte with union
and yigour, that il Is hardly to bc presumed
that England will think OF finding allies be-
yond her present coadjutors, the Turks and
Aigcrincs. This state of things, il has been
supposed by many, would induce England to
cultivate the friendship of America. This
inference might perhaps be fairly drawn from
the good sense of the British nation---but
there is in her enormous naval power, a dis
position to depreciation, which neither the
king nor the people can control.--Her ma
rines must and will have pillage and choose
to fight for it. 1t is also painful TO what Of
honesty remains in the Cabinet and Courts
Of Admiralty to forge pretcnces for the cap
tutc and condemnation of fair neutral com
mcrce. Both these causes must combine to
create wish to place US in, the relation oI
open enemies. Boston Patriot.
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1.dXE NO1iCE.
--~.s
WILLIAM PEARCE,

.ReshecyaHy Informs Ais Jiisnas, and me rub
II lick in general,
THAT he continues keeping i TAV-'
Il ERN at bis house il, the village OF Ufci,rssa,
town of Narf-Kiaysn.es', next door 10 PHiLip TIt-
LtyouAsr, Esq where the greatest attention viii
be paid TO those who may please 70 f,vor him wsfli
their company, and may depend on having the small.
est favour gratefully acknowledged: ~
0rrhe house may be- we'll known by lis efdfrons.
ing the street, and the sign of bunch Of Grapcs y.
Hicktord, or. H. Oct rs, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-06

"ANTED On Apprentice, TO the I,akr-
Vx ing business. A smart active Lad A.
boat i2or la years OF age, who csn proddee
good rscomnicndstior,,n may lsar. Of . situaiica.
y applying At tae Office Of the Rhode Isi4Sd
Rctn5ficsxs
Nh, One from she country wonli be pre-.
erred May 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-06

TVHE,Subscriber wiIlseIl his Farm, in
l. .MsHr,o.yn, on the most liberal tcrms--sush
as canrc, fail giving satisfaction 90 any who may
be inclined to purchase For further particulars,
apply to the Subscriber, on the premises fs
CARDER HAZARD.
Jfid,qetowu, Nov, 2s, 1909.
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NOTICE.

THE publick arc hc.cby informed.
Il tha. on the first Of December, SCHOOL will
be opened in thc Che RCH sCHOOI.-fOUsE. For
terms apply 70
JOHN nODMAN, Ne. GO, Spring.Ssrecs
Newport, Nov. %, 1899.
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TO l.Er..

Far The term cf .fve ysars, or a siorfsr ffrnt.
A FARM in South Kingstowi,, IN
( N that part called Hssfu-yNsck. formerly owned
by JoHs JExcxs, OF Providence, dseesscd, and now
owned by the Subscriber, consisting Of about 2S0a-
cres. The natural fertility and sdysntsgcs Of Sea
Manure, belonging IN said Farm are 100 web knowa
to require description. The Tenant will be allowed
10 make payment Of the greater part Of the rent in
improvements or repairs, such making vall, cut
ting and clearing the land Of bushes, &C.. &c., The
Tenant 10 give good security fos the performance of
the conditions IN the lease, his part For further
particulars and ierms enquire of the subscsi<r jr
Bristei; Application TO be made before the 2ssb o
Dyccnber next. -,
+ Brssssi, Oct. So '-T ~ " ''''<' I,
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FOR SALE,

- THE Ship ,E.1GLE, bnrshcn
1874 203 Tuas, two sicc5s, as she has ioss
Efy1SNssr returned from sea. and Is now ling
-EsssssssSSSs~ at Gy'es's HharE--rcr further par
ticulars and terms, applyso 70 -, !.
Ns,sperf, aseem5er 6. ~ {, To-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-12-06

At Proridence, HEsRY WHEATON,, ESQ Attor-
ney N Law, 10 Miss CAruAaIsg WHEATos
daughter OF DIR Lovi Wheaton, all of that town.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-27

.-Ap,h. street, Baltimore, slQinihessd L Gel
Lozenges, agreeable to tile directions, to his
child Of a mont old-rhe first of which ex.
PEELED Worm saeafaring 40 inches long &
near half an inch thick, the second doie ex-
PEELED another E inches lorg K the fame thick
ned, and quantity Of tmall worms mixed with
slime, &c. The child epjoysa good fate OF
health.
Tbourands of our fellow citizens have re-
ceived benefits from the above Medicines when
reduced to the laf ltage of diieaie, and many
families of the fra rcipectabilty have given
public teamony of the altonilhing cures PER
formed with the above pre- jarations. The pro-
prietors are well alfred that Jingle trial OF
! any article here enumerated, will convince the
! mott prejadced peion in its utility.
To detect counterfcits, ohierve than none
can be genuine without the hgnature OF
Michael Lee. & Co.
Late Richard Lee & Son.
| N. B.-Each and every medicine above emu
! mursted, have directions deferbing their mode
! Of ule in the mott perfeef MARINER
Sold at
| the bookt.,re of Mathew r. Lockerman next
above the Bank of Delaware, Markes-itreet
! Wi mington.
December Q, 1900. ~