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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05
RICHARD MORN.
10 HENftY CLAY, ! r.,
GEO. NJ. BiBB, '>''
Co1aaissio, srs from Tie
Stafe II Bt"tu,&N
Rich..onA. ~. Q. 1aQ2.

H'ctg5OHd, FEB. Q, 1922.
GENTLEMEH: We have The pleasure to ac-
knowledge the receipt OF The note which you
this day did us the honor to address to rs, in
forming Us that Gun communication to His Ex-
cellcncy the GoyrrDDr has been laid before
Tie legislature, and referred to joint commit
tee OF both Houses Of the General Assembly.
We are sensible OF the respect and high
considerations which have dictated the request
to- be Informed in what manner il will be most
agreeable to us to make any further commu-
nlcation Oh the subject which has brought US
here. Aud, in the same frankness of spirit,
which has dictated tliu request, we have to
say, Tor answer, chat we are DESTROYS Of adj
dressing ourselves, at once, 10 that department
OF the government of Virginia which can act
efficiently ON that subject. Believing that to
be the General Assembly, we should be pleas
cd 70 have AN opportunity of being heard d.
reclly by that body, it agreeable to them, at
sucl time as may suit their convenience.
We have tbe honor TO be, with great respect,
your OBJ servants, HENRY CLAY,
GEO NJ. BiBB.
CHArMAs Johnson, Esq.
o. &c, Sc.
RICHARD MORRfs, ESD.
&c. DC e..
On motion OF Mr.. Pattcson, Of Augusta, this
report and accompanying documents were
laid or tue table Until this day.
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fCoMMUNICITEI

n,,.r, - COMMUNICATED.
hANDOLPH, wife OF Fhps NJ. Randolph ESQ i'm the oGtI
OIL age. Mrs. H. ed and .xenna,, IL.
tender mother and affrrtonaie relation IIer sweet
ness OF temper cheeruIe.s disposition and epteness
oil manners cndeared her 10 her friends and
she was benevolent, kind, charitable firm of fni,b
christianity She regulated her conduct accor, p,. t
precepis Cul of suddenly in the prime fe e, hrr
usefulness ui"er the most interesting
ie-his 10 her afflicted husband
her little children (oue of was only few ho,-s
old at her death the loss Of such molher JUDGED ire
parable. ~ ~
On the eeh uli his residence in the Forks of Iopov.
IN The Sist year of his age. Mr. EDMUND TAYI on Plain
smpicS oi manners, stern integrity of conduct and
charity towards all men, characterized his whole ..-n 4
wori hi. ,jea,, 10 tra.y
" ' '''-
Departed this life the 10Th Of January nj his Mac. of
reside nee, IN the of Charlotte after LINGERING in
deposition Col CnISLEY DANIEL, in the ASH, yr5 of
ms age turing the last Col Daniel called ro
10 his country in military capacity and was sato
ed at Norfolk lie remained Norfolk but a short tin,e
and in that time his health became materially affected Ills
health continued daily decline al last he bns nd
the debt OF nature lie always sustained high ctnrar
Ter ana reputation IN the i'm which he resided A
me duties OF pubic nature which devoved upon him
were discharged with considerable fidelity prouptiuIe
and ability No man could have been more useful in his
immediate neghborhood He nj 10 the curr
of which he member His good sense and ,nor,I;,
''ed him the esteem and affection of his fellow citizens
AZ The approach of death, he displayed uncommon rmu:
and composure Besides his numerous relation, avid nc
quantances, he has left behind loving wife and several
children To lament his loss. -
" Thou know'st lis common; all that live u,rs; d;e
RAISING through nature eernty.n
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YIRGLvE4 LEGIsLaTuRE.
F0R VIE ENpNfRER

PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Friday Feb. Lit was Mr. Mayo, Of Hen
rico, who moved to refer Mr.. Morriss's reso-
last.)
An eDgrossed bill "imposing taxes for the
support oil government was pGsssd
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NOTICE

AhE into the stable of the subscriber on Saturday even.
Ia bis face. ''' ~ "'''@S
The owner is requested to CALL pay expenses and take
mn AWAY. T. w ANDREWS.
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FOR lease

ESsAg The WASHfNGTON TAVERN, and possession
A.JtAl. given the first Of April ANY person wishing
case said properly, NAV apply Major David Holloway Ot
Richmond to the subscriber, who nay he found AZ hc
Washington ras era for ten days a.. A. CIRiSTIAN
Januafy % ss-wsr
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,,,,,x COMMUNICATED.
MARRIED-On tie LIST of Jan last at DemoroIis Ala
baIia 10y w m: u Dolles, Esq Mr. GoDLEP BRIETiNG,
to Miss MARANDA WILLIAMS. N'
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FOREIGN NEWS.

.
After an extraordinary OF near 50 ays we have
NJ last intelligence from Europe The bern mail os
US on Sunday night the err,al OF the York,
wiz London dates To the 3d ipcembe,,ni. slip from
Noriolk tue arrival OF The Alciopc, bringing ,laes
the Oth Dec The accounts by the afe
ieresting Some changes OF ministers England, with
no apparent change OF
aud n,ssacres in ireiand-some slight
Tue french Chamber of Depuiics the King who
not Vet dcscend, the onbn the Cap.is-tle neg-
eo>ea report Persia ing declared war against
ne siatic possessions OF TurkeyvaiioS
ues by ieid am Good between The their op-
pessors IN winch the former had been victorious and
principal pon;s ointelh gence by the Amy Russia 20
nave 9Dtciuy deciai ed that she Is willing OF
hands from Turkey the European Cabinets will exact
e guarantees which are Indispensable cbris
immediate cession of hoayia Walachia and t,. tenn
porary occupation of three iorresses the Muea
the guarantees expected.
The slip from Norfolk is still important II paints
ireland IN state OF violent excitement and Spain al
most ON The eve OF civil Wharf.-The people and national
guards, demanding dnission the ministers and the
hm refusing hdeclaring that he expected to be "A
u vi tue revolutionary spirit like Louis XVI; that,
unlike hfii he would tall the head guards.
scarcely possible. that things remain ckha
situation much longer There hundred SYMPTOMS of re-
voluonif il end In the suhyerson of the King lis enect.
upon Spain herself South America and on the cpti-
mate cabinets VI Europe must be extensive and por-
- -r
~ The Meetings of ksburg of New York and
session. have passed resolutions, to the repea
OF the Restrictive Laws. The idea has gone forth that
britain Is about TO rescind her policy. What
mere Tor this suggestion Cannot call made for in-
formation ? - -
ID We are authorized TO announce Col. VIM. STARKE
as candidate for member House of Dcenn,,s nf
va Tor e county II Hanover, the ensuing election.
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VALUABLE lands FOR SAFE

WISH to sell of land in county of Hardy in n
state OF Visiua, containing by patent and survey our
thousand eight hundred lying the head waters of
new and Patterson creeks. These lands have v perSona
acquainted with them been recently represented To me az
valuable and ADAPTED To cuiturc. '
VIII also sell an undivided interest in valuable real and
personal state in the county Of Wondd and State Of Ken
tnchi queahcd by the will uf FrHncis Peat deceased Tire
real estate Sghy improved, and the known TO be ~
frs quality and highest value.
Two valuable farms living the banks Of York river Il,
virginia, are Tor salethe containing eight hundred
acres OF superior high land This borders on The rive
more than niie IN extent; productive corn wheat and
tobacco, and has anche valuable summer and win
ter fishery and good mill contiguous the rivers an
IN xhsiibe supply Of kep is always found margin
we Ver Wh O. has been proven by repeated experiments
To DC valuable manurc and large supplies Of she'll
Ia he had from several parts o this The other tract
containing four hundred and fifty acres lies contiguous 10
The Town Of York, and borders river This farm is
adapted 90 the culture Of grain Is well watered has at
tached To Il thirty forty meadow land and mari
banks from whence much of this valuable manure NAV he
procured. The whole Of this in state of murove-
me being FOR the Inst six wears, enclosed by
Both VI these tracts nsvgatiou the
markets Of Norfolk and Baltimore.
No part Of tie purchase money Of the last Two tracts vii
be required FOR some years the interest thereon beug
cured and punctually paid The subscribers residing
Work Town, viii receive applications for the purchase or tho
above lands, and viii ~ person shew the latter
persons desrous 10 purchase. THOMAS GRIFFIN.
February g. Sg--2M
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Richmond. Feb. Q. 1900

r. t.''""'"''o' reo' ., lo~%.
GENTLEMEN We nave the honor to in
form yOs thai your communicated addressed
I" the Go,crnor OF this Commonwealth, and
by him laid before the legislature, has been
referred To JoiHt committee of the two
Houses ofihe General Assembly. The com
niitec having had Inc subject undcr consid,.-
ration, have Instructed ns 10 express to YOU
their desire To be Informed, in what manner
i will be most agreeable TO you to make any
further communication on the subject OF
your mission.
The committee having adjourned to meet
at 10 O'Clock on Monday morning, may we
hope that it will suit your convenience To en-
able us, at that time, 10 report to them your
answer?
We are, gentlemen, with the highest res
pect, your Obedicnt Servants,
CH. JOHNSON, Chairman,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05

The following gentlemen were elected by Joint hal
.ot of both Houses of the General Assembly, mem
oers Of the Board of Public Works, for the preseu,
tearviz.
Robert Craig D., -
james Mclaughlin Beyond the Aiieshany
Thomas r. Moore mon"'nn'
VIM Armstrong I Between the Blue Ridge and
Chas. A. Stuart All-ghanv Aounsa,n.
. VIM Eilzey, of Loudoun, was next elected for he
district between tide water and the nouniains. On
the next ballot. the woes stood, tot WA. Lewis 81,
w m. Ward, of Cupcper, TO- San-c Pnnuell II.
here beng no election, the further .exacutuu ol The
CONT order OF the day was on motion, postponed
Inui tins day. Two members yet To be elected
ef the district above tide water and two for the DIS
tiict below
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TEulE Co-ParnershiP Of GooDE spEARS, Is This day
y Dissolved by mutual consent John G. GoOde, having
purchased the interest Of Austin Spears in said concerns will
pay all claims and receive all debts due the firm.
JOHN g. GOODE,
A. SPEARS.
John G. Goode, having taken Abner Partnership,
the business will in lie conducted under firm
JOHN &. GOODE CO
JOHN GOODE.
Feb. 5. 86-w3w ABNFI GOODE.
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tOR S.4LE-BY
HAXALI, RR OTHFpC g. Cn

7 Or O.ILE-BY
HAXALL, BROTHERS g. co.
MAILS OF all sizes from 3d. TO 2Od
Y Beads do. from 6d 10 2Od
Sprigs do. from, 4 inch IN i,cb
Hoop Iron OF all sizes
Sir Iron for horse shoes
Rods for horse nails, of best Russia Iron
Spike and nail rods
Rolled Iron for carriage boxes
Rolled Steel for carriage springs
Sheet Iron Of different sizes
Russia and Sw ec;ish Iron in bars
February <. oc %
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u we are authorized to announce Col. VIM. STARKE
canudae Tor member of the House of Delegates of
va for t!e county cf Hanover, ensuing election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-05

mountain and the sthnus which joins to the Con-
tinent, are well fortified. Athens has been .re.oc-
cupied by the Turks. On their approach the inhabi
tans took to fight, with the exception of Ave hundred
men who bar,ic'dcd the streets and houses, and
fired on the Turks. Flames presently issued from
some Of the houses, hut il could not be correctly
certained by which parry the fire had been kindled
The lowertown rs almost consumed. The Turks
occupied the citadel before the insurrection, that
the monuments in it have not been destroyed. The
Temple of Theseus has not suffered any damage bu,
the Turkish College, the Mosques, the Temple OF
the Winds have been more or less injured.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10

EAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Pursuant to the las!
-RhWill and Testament Of Henry w. Physck deceased
the following real estate will be exposed public SALE
on the 21st of the 18th month (December) next, at
O'Clock in the afternoon, at Eli ambons tavern, to Wit,
AN that ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE and lot Of
ground on which it is erected situate in the Borough Of
Wilmington at the corner Of Kent and Market streets and
extending through to Shpey street, The lot sone hun
dred and seventeen feet and six inches in length Kent
street and ninety three feet and six inches front Mar
ket and Shpey street The buildings occupy The Whale
front on Kent street and the lot Market and Shpy
streets, IS fenced with high and substantial brick walls
The house, on the first oor has large and elegant Iiag
with appropriate architectural decorations handsome
parlors so planned TO be all prvae--a comnodu din.
ing rooma large and convenient ktchen-a bathngroom
!-smoEe-house, &C. &C. On the second floor there are
chambers, all well lighted, and some Of them unusually
'iargea storeoom and avatory There al three large
chambers on the third hoor besides garrets All the Gel
lars are dry and AIRY There two pumps Of excellent
water before the house and the whole establishment il
well calculated to accommodate large family in the best
style The buildings erected under the direction Of
the late John Dickinson esq his own residence and
hnshed throughout, with taste and elegance, in the
substantial manner
Tothose who reside at distance and have not seen this
property, 1t may be properto say that the situation is ee
Vated-commandng extensive views of the surrounding
country and for health and convenience is not exceed
byany IN the state. Terms will be made known at the
Tune OF saleby BENJAMIN FERRIS,
ADMINISTRATOR, cum testaniea.o dnnero,
- Of Henry w. Physic, decd,
wilmington, Del. 10th mo. 8, 1922. 78-22t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10
NEW & LATE PUBLICATIONS
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,

BIBLICAL DIALOGUES between Father s
ms Family comprising sacred history from the creation to
the death of Saviour Christi the lives of the anoses
and the PRONUNCIATION of the gospel; with sketch Of the
history ofthe Church down to the Reformation he whole
carried on in conjunction with profane history BY Susan
ma ltowson. 9 vols - mo Q 90.
THE LOLLARDS: Tale, founded on the per-
secutions which marked the carly part of the fifteenth cen
tury BY the author of The Mystery Cathorpe &C. 90
REFLECTIONS ON THE WORKS OF
GOD, by C. c. Surm translated from the German BY the
Rev DIR. Balfour. 2 vols 90
PATRIARCHAL TIMES; or The Land Of
Canaan; founded on the Holy Scriptures and written in
the style of klopsocks Messah by Miss OKeeffe From
the Sd London edition. 2 vols in l. l 90
SIR ANDREW WYLlE, of that Ik: by the
author of ANNALS of the PARISH 2vols rs
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PRIVATE SALE.

vMvo be sod about 70 acres of land ten of which are
IL woodland, with aneverfang stream running through
he middle thereof This property is situated about Six
miles from wilmington, Del on the Branch Turnpike road
that inersects The Gap and Newport turnpike II will be
sold cheap, and desirable situation for any person wish
ing to be near market If sold before the First day Of
March next will be offered public sale on that cay on
the premises Application TO be made to the Rev PAT
RICK KENNY, on the Farm, or to MARK WILCOX.
Esq. Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
Nov IS, 1922. 89-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10
DR.. Deans Patent Vegetable
RHEUMATIC PILLS,

Price so cents ner box

rlePaleu ny GZra Oeatl' DldQeIoFd, Name
Price SO cents per box,
These pills will be found the most safe efectnal and
pleasant Physc ever offered. Being composed entirely Of
vegetable materials they do not predspose TO take cold
and may be taken any tme and by females in all circun
stances They give Appetite assist Digestion and carry
oil all crudes from the stomach. If taking cold few
Of these pills are taken going bed they will operate
kindly the next day and carry oil any bad effects Of such
cold EZRA DEAN
From number of certificates two only are selected
From Enoch Perley, Esq.
Bridgeton, Cumberland Co. 1914
In the year 1907 my wife violently attacked with the
rheumatism in every part Of her francs the disorder in
creased and the pain become almost inspporabe. SHE
could not walk step, bear her weight without
support, dress nor unres in bed anv more
than infant One morning DR. Beans pills We're admin
stered to her. and before she could get out of the
bed and walk across the roo and the day she Went
into the room, and the next day stairs and was
after able to be about and recovered her health
and strength Esq Perlcy further certifes that the ae
widow Pierce, mother Of the celebrated Count Rimford
when about ~ years of age, afflicted with the rbe
natism that she could neither walk nor stand nor even
feed herself without great difficulty; and had been in that
situaloh NUMBER OF weeks, and being advanced in
years, despared OF finding remedy She said he
effect Of DR. Deans medicines seemed 10 her almost ;rac
uous; for in very short time after taking them the nan
removed, and her limbs restored to their usefulness
We certify that Dr.. Deans pills have been freely sed
by ourselves or families for several years and that wa con
slider safe and useful medicine especially for The
rheumaism in which complaint, in what we have exne
rcGced, and heard, consider them move ect,a,
than any thing else we have known used and do thnk
them valuable discovery
Hon. George IHdcher Judge of the Supreme Court ~
Massachusetts, Hon. Jeremiah NK Bidtldefori: REV. M
than WsdSter do Rev John Turner, do Capt Saru E,neru
do Rev Paul Cea, Buxton Rev. Siias .1f0ody, Arundel
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10
Country Store House, Dwelling, &c.

NOR RENT, Store House, Dwelling and Cartwrights
a. Shop and garden, situate Still Pond Cross Roads,
Kent County, Maryland. The situation is of the
desirable for person wishing carry both either
business being about and half miles from the Ches-
apeak Bay, foryhve from Baltimore and the same distance
from Wilmington. The Dwelling House and Store may
be had separate, if prefered the Dwelling House and
Gartwrghs Shop without the Store. Should be want
ed from ten to thirty of good land may be had with
the premises. For terms apply to MIR JOSEPH RASIN,
at Mr. Ziba Ferris Wilmington
November 10, 1922 el-ot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10
EDUCATTON.

, s. BARSToW respectfully informs the public that he
has resumed the adous duties of his profession in the
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY and that he is furnishing it with
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
an extensive and useful specimens
OF improvement and scholarship may be seen by calling
the establishment.
IEtMs.Board Tuition and Stationary, $50 per Or.
Tuition and Stationary, 81 per Or
Wilmington, Sept 10, 1922. 7f-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, that petition will be
presented to the General Assembly of the State of De-
ware at their session in January next for the passage Of
law authorsng certain owners of the St. GEORGES Marsh
Company therein mentioned, to embank along The south
SIDE OF the ST. Georges creek waters starting point Of
land OF kensey Johns, Esq commonly called rey Point,
or near it, also suice race through John Barneys
marsh and lay suice in the same.
Oct. 10, 1929. 7e-Sm
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GOOD BEER I
Wilmington Brewery.

JAMES sEBBoRN respectfully informs the public that
he has commenced brewing at Shipleys old Brewery, u
Wilmington, where he intends keeping constant supply
Of Strong and Table Beer Sensible Of the great prefer
given to the Philadelphia Beer, he fatters himself
that from his knowledge and experience in the business
be able co furnish the quality ofthat brewed
the city, to merit increasing share of public patron
age Il ME. 10, 1922. oo-qa
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10

ToTICEAll persons indebted to the estate of Doctr.
IN Archibald Alexander, late of Newcastle hundred dec.
are requested to make immediate payment and those hal
ing claims against said estate, will present their accounts
duly authenticated to MARY ALEXANDER, Adm'2.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
DR.. Relt's Botanical Drops.
Price One Dollar ner bottle

These drops viii cure the most nveterate scurvy,
scrufnla eprosy, St Anthony's fire, salt rlcum scai
head in children old ulcers stuIas pmpled faces
legs, scobutlc gout foul fostering erupons and
every oher eruption arising from impure state Of the
blood and juices They aso perfect Digestion and BY
purifying the blood prevent malignant humors from being
thrown off on the lungs &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10
NOTICE.

A IL persons who have executed release to Joseph
Robinson, arc requested to hand their accounts, and
hose indebted to make immediate payment to the subscr
bers, as It is their intention to settle the estate without de-
lay All accounts unpaid at the close of the year will be
put IN SUIT V. & ], +. GELPIN, .4ssgnees.
Nov. S, 1929. SS-i7t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10
FOR SALE.

Nh BUILDING LOTS in healthy and pleasant
1919 I'D part of the Borough Of Wilmington.
No. Ito Lots fronting on Orange and 1atna Streets
between Kent and wood Streets bounded on the north by
land of Park Mason and Wife, and the south by Joshua
Wollastons lot.
No: Pa Lots fronting shplcy and Orange streets,
bounded on the north and south as aforesaid.
No 81 Lots fronting on Kent, between Shipey and
Orange streets.
No "A House and Lot on the corner OF Shipley and
kcnt Streets handsomely situated for public business
These Lots will be sold separate altogether upon We.
r. reasonable TERMS to wit-onc third Of the purchase
money down. and two thirds in three equal annual pay
ments Such opportunity TO building lots in SO
healthy and pleasant part Of the Borough, may never
gam offer upon the same termsFor further particulars
application may be maac the Office Of j. r. Farlamb
No rs, Market street. where plan of the said lots Is
cXhhtedor to the slbscrberif tile above property Is
not disposed Of before the 28h day Of December next
will be offered at Public Sale that day, at O'clock p
H. at the house Of Eli Lanborn, in said in.
dsputable title viii be given. SAMUEL KENDALL
Wilmington, November IS 1892 so-f3
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-12-10
INDIAN KING HOTEL.

INDIAN KING HOTEL.
~ Ohm NJ SMITH, having taken for term of years,
that large well known establishments the Indian King in
the most eligible and pleasant part of the Borough of Will
mington, Del formerly occupied by rinon5 respect
fully informs the old of the house and the pub
he, that he will endeavor sustain the responsibility
mousse by the strces attention to their and
convenience Gentlemen, ladies', or families can be &C.
commodaed with rooms, boarding and attendance, in
manner which he hopes will give general satisfaction
Thankful for the liberal encouragement already bestowed
he hopes by unremed attention TO his guests to merit s
receive continuation of their favors
Wilmington, Sept "a, 1899. 74-sm