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American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01

venient access 10 the extensive country as,,
south than she has and will so continue H.
something OF this kind is done. Baltimore \ y
present state OF the country, bounding on H. !,
Susquehanna, monopolises all the trade Of ,b.,
tensivc river; whereas ii this CONTEMPLATED -
is completed, we will receive a ptopo ion If ~
trade. think | could say with truth, t,at ~ \.
duce we would receive from this source, wouH
a short time, pay for the canal.
| am only surprised that men of this enlipbt.,
age, would be blind to their own interest so lono
As yet | have only me ntioned the advantages y
sing to Philadelphia from this important WORT
is not only this place that would be benefited h.
but the benefit would be reciprocal with several VI.
the states south oil THIS 1t would afford 10 N \
southern people safe and speedy conveyance I.
their produce 10 Philadelphia, and ese-wba
northward: and after viewing the incal. uabe n (
vantage arising from this canal the question n,
presents ITSELF can this great benefit be eHec.1,
and where is the most advantageous situation ! !,
late publication oy MIR. Gilpin, of Wilmington /.
has laboured with great deal of zeal to Law he
the public different routs for the proposed canal
he gives distances, elevations in ground, &c 81.
but in all his exposition of facts, he has neplprA
to present the most eligible and effective roul n
| my OPP nion) between the two waters, wi n l. NJ,
commencing about opposite the fort building Al n.
Peapatch, and thence up the ST.. Georges Crer,
and Mill Pond, and continuing across low plomi
until it meets Back Creek the whole dis ance 4,
my opinion) not exceeding ten miles, and very law
ground. would venture to say that canal in nj,
situation could be effected twenty five Der Gem
cheaper than any other route 1t is matter N
surprise 10 me that this situation was not taken m,
view before-but perhaps am able to account d
M By the balance OF interest being in favor Of he
upper route.
The advantages Of this situation were not take H.
10 view until short time back, when several gen
tlemen from Philadelphia, viewing the subject d
situation with an impartial eye repaired to the sDol
viewed II across, and were at once fascrably i'm.
pressed with the situation. / could enlarge on be
subject, and point out more advantages but am well
convinced that all thinking minds are conscious Of
the advantages which would accrue from such an
improvement. It is the duty of all, then, who feel
an Interest in obtaining canal, and that upon the
most favorable terms and situation TO hold this route
IN view, and exert themselves in obtaining corec,
and dslnterested report OF its advantages, ard thea
compare il with other situations and l. eide accor.
dinghy. a.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
CLAIMS FOR SPANISH spoLrATIoNs.

Twenty-three Of the children supposed to have
been burned in tie Orphan Asylum, yet remain
unaccounted Tor =fhiladelqhia fater.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
From the UIestern .SM..
TO MY OLD PEN.

Alas poor pen, thy strength is spent;
With age and labour thou art BENT
The length Of service proving
A literary vet'ran thou
A second Widdrington, vow,
Upon thy stumps still moving
The day can remember still,
When first e green and youthful quill,
OF poor Jew thought thee:
Add when thy tongue was neatly slit,
And shaved thy Sides for writing fit,
A shapey pen bought thee
What seas ofink since then thou'st spilFd,
What continents Of foolscap hlrd,
With crotchets OF the brain?
But now thy days draw near their end,
And thou cans't never hope, old friend,
10 do the like again.
Yet comfort take, and as the knife
Shortens thy tender thread Of life,
Reflect, with satisfaction,
That though thy master wanted wealth,
he never babe thee, cen by stealth,
Become The tool Of faction.
OF pens, or penmen think how few,
Their lfe's past labors can review
Without parting sigh:
Be this thy boast, that though grown ole,
You never wlote, for filthy gold,
A libel or lie .
Thy worst Of literary crimes,
Has been to scribe doggrel rhymes,
With little o. no reason
In courts OF Conscience this must be
A crime Of very low degree
A trespass, mot treason. FLORlO
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
From the Freeman's oToural.

There apl ears to be much excitement in the
public mind respecting the connection of the wa
tiers OF the Chesapeake and Delaware, and very
Justly too, as it is one Of the most important inn.
provements In our country; should it be carried
INTO effect the advantage which would accrue
from the completion OF this work is beyond concep.
ton. Look at Philadelphia in her present situation
what can she expect on her right she has New
York, powerful rival, on the left the fourisbinp
city Of Baltimore; both of which have more con.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01

A board Of Engineers left Washington city about
the Goth Oct last they descend the rivers to New
Orleans, and may be looked for at Pensacola in Feb
ruary. The board will be detained some time on
rivers Ohio and Mississippi, making partial sur
vey preparatory, we presume, to one more com.
plete at some future day. On the arrival Of the
board in this country, they will proceed forthwith
to parcel out such parts Of our sea coast as may
DEMAND the immediate attention ofthe typographical
department
A typographical engineer with assistants are
now on their way to this quarter. They are to
commence with the Bay Of Mobile, Of which they
are required to make minute survey, with view
OF putting 10 rest the questions long contested;
whether It is necessary to fortfy that entrance
Alter which they will proceed to the survey Of our
bay. The 81. ToSeth, &c. through the whole
southern coast of Florida
We congratulate our countTymen on this GOOD
news, and hope il may be the harbinger of much
more. We are well assured, that the United States
Executive will do every thing in their power for us
but how far congress may be disposed 10 go, lis
necessarily doubtful; as it is always possible that
some hobby will be started, on which they'll ride
out their sessionregardless Of what they do, as OF
what they ought to do-wness two memorable SEES
sions; the Seminole campaign and the Missouri
question .--Floyidian.
ne hre from stove IN one OF the Offices in the
Old State House, yesterday afternoon communica.
ted to the building; but it was extngushed before
much damage was done.-Boston Reter.
The Volunteer Company of Penn Township
Guards, on Saturday evening, appropriated fifty dol
lars out of their funds, for the use of the Oroban
Assyum-Pouison.
The students of Medicine in the University of
Pennsylvania, held meeting on Saturday afternoon
and appointed a committee to collect donations in
aid of the Orphan ASYLUM. The benevolent dis
position which has, on this melancholy occasion,
been evnced BY all classes of citizens, is truly gra
tifying.--i6.
bill granting 5000 dollars for the relief of the
Orphan Asylum, unanimously passed the house of
Representatives OF this state, on Saturday last This
act OF benevolent munhcence reflects honor on that
assembly.--ib.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
INDIANS.

An article is going the round ofthe papers, pur-
Iportng TO be estimate Of the number Of Indians in
the United States. The estimate number in this
TERRITORY is BY Ibis article, stated at 200 If the
writer's much at fault in the enumeration of the
Indians in those parts Of the country where we are
not acquainted, as in that where we are, his calcu-
lations are little to be relied on
In 1879 census was taken by the different agents
upon this frontier, Of the Indians within their re.
|spectve agencies-wih this census we have been
fayoured from respectable source. The following
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
NEW ENGLAND.

The manufactures Of New England have adyan.l
ced during the past year, in ratio far exceeding
the most eager anlicipatons Of the friends Of do
mt site industry. 1t is fact worthy Of notice. that
some OF the very individual merchants dealers inl
British cloths, who in Boston raised flags during the
war as indicative Of their determination to resist
the government in prosecuting measures which,
should prevent an unrestricted trade with Great
Brltain-some ofthe same merchants who scoutedl
at the idea OF American manulacture-are now in.
yesing their money for the erection Of large cotton
and woollen factories, and are themselves sadinq
and ahetting' in the laudable work of making this
nation completely independent. The experiment,
OF the great Waltham Factory has superinduced
rage for manufacturing equal to the late rage for
importing British goods, and should the same zeal
continue (ot which there is good prospect three
years will not pass before the necessity viii be com
pletely superseded OF any importa,lons o! foreign
cloths. NJ II. Patriot
Col. TrumbulI's picture Of the surrender Of Gen.
erai Burgoyne with his army, TO the United States
forces under the command of General Gates. in
October l777, has been placed in the room of the
Academy OF Fine Arts in New York. for exhibition.
previously to its being carried to the seat of govern
ment. This Is the third Of the seiics of paintings
undertaken by this distinguished artist under he
authority OF the National Governments the whole
OF which are to DC placed in the Capitol at the City
of Washington. n. Y. Goz.
CLAIMS FOR SPANISH SPOLIATIONS
letter from Washington states that the Com.
missoners have decided that all claims Of the fol-
lowing nature ought not to be alIowed:-
All claims arising on account of vessels captured
by French prlvaleers, carried into Spanish ports
and afterwards condemned by French tribunal, Sit
ting in French territory, are rejected
They have rel ected all claims for seizures made
by French authorities at ST. Sebastlans, and other
ports in the South u Spain.
They have also rejected all claims for CONSEQUENT
nal damages Refs Gaz.
Twenty-three of the children supposed to have
been burned in the Orphan Asylum, yet remain
unaccounted ior. PHILADELPHIA fater.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01

/ The FIRE from stove in one Of the Offices in IN,
Old State House, yesterday afternoon communca
ted to the building; but it was extingushed befor,
much damage was done.-Boston Refer.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01

From HE PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
TONNAGE OF TIE UNITED STATES ON TilL 3tst
DECEMBER, 1920.
Registered 6loo47 Ks
Enrolled and licensed 6OO,376 62
Inder twenty tons 60,I4l 50
Total 1,279,566 ca
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
THE FUNERAL OF COL. TRIMBLE,

THE FUNERAL OF COL. TRIMBLE,
Late efhe Senate ofhe " S. from the state Of Ohio.
His body they bore to the warriors grave
The morning sun splendidly beaming:
The hearse moy'd slow, and war plumes wavd,
And sabres and muskets were cleaning.
The cold winds blew, but he needed them not;
The sleep of the grave he sleeping;
The wise and the great of the nation were there,
And his country around him was weeping.
The trumpets peaPd loud, and the death drum beat
And the march was the march of devotion
And deep as the musketry rold Ger his grave,
Not heart but throbb'd high with emotion.
For. oh he died in the glow of his years,
In th- pride and Abe bloom Of his glory
But long shall his memry embazon with fame
The brightest page Of our martial story.
The winter shall pass, and the spring Covers bloom
By the banks 8. the groves of his own native river
Weep, Parent Of TRIMBLE! He neer shall return
BY the wave of Potomac he's sleeping for ever.
But he sleeps with the great sweet be his sleep,
And hushd be the requiem Of sorrow
His star has gone down like the sun hid in storms;
40 arise in new glory tomorrow.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-02-01
POETTCaL SELECTIONS.

1.-THE following pretty lines from the National Inelgenccr,
forcby remind of those upon the death of Sir Join
Moore, which went the rounds Of the papers some time
since The imitation is good and it is to that very
celence we obecti servlity elimination is fault urged
against the major part Of our Poetryl
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42898


Il IS believed that frs the amount Of more than $500
1000, arrived and departed from Detroit during the pas
summer.-Detrou Gazette, jan 4M.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
WHITE.sMITH.

WE subscriber embraces this opportuni,v IS
n thanking che public in general for their II.
oerai encouragement since his com,nenceme M
m business, assuring them that every a1ten,on
WILDE paid TO merit continuance of tbe;r SON.
port Having engaged a complete Locksm;,b.
IL enables MIN to pay more particular attention,
TO the various branches Of White. m;,b;ng.
which are as follows: %
Repairs door, sdeboard, chest, morfoise. and
all kinds Of locks and keys, hand irons FIRE irons.
brass or steel, coffee mills cur, &c.
Repairs and grinds surgeons Instruments. 70.
zors, shears, scissors, &c. bell hanging with th,,
incest facility and durability. Makes elas,;c
steel trusses, penknife and other blades Ietters
ana brands cut TO any size, and every variety of
fancy work in either steel, iron, copper or brsss
executed in the neatest manner. Guns and n;s,
,ois stocked and repaired, ships and other com.
passes touched, quadrants and spy glasses 70.
pared N. b. Work will be done yepv low for
cash only. Shoemakers' Tools of every descr;n.
ton made and repaired. GEORGE JONES
Next door 10 R. Wood, Fairfax.sir,et
,NoiiCE-I have variety OF articles rena;r.
20 considerable time since, which IL not maid
,of In less than month, will be sold by auction
pay the repairs, and the surplus (if anvil will
9s ashTersd to the ownsTs Of sgsb property. ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
Dying, Securing, and Dressing
Establishment.

Corner Of Prince and Fairfar streets.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS, silk, woollen, and coz.
- ton dyer aud scourer, from England, res
pectiniiy tenders his grateful acknowledgements
20 'ne iaaes and gentlemen of Alexandfia, for
uniformly favored since his first settlement, here.
and hopes by his unremitting care, Uniform
pnnctuality, and moderate prices, to merit cor.
tinuance oftheir custom : ~o'''
J'W's mode of securing and dressing bx
STEAM sroSGiSs, has peculiar efficacy in er.
tracing all kinds of srofs, stai,. .,,,n,,iJ.
&c from all woollen, cotton and silk clothes. ana
stuiis, &C. SO that genilemeD's coats, panta-
looms, vests&c and ladies' habits, n,erino sbawis
lace wells, &c. WILDE restored to their frsf CO.
Tor and beauty Also, stockings, gloves, para
so.s' &c. cleaned, dyed and dressed in the neat.
est manner, as to equal their original apnea.
rance. Military uniforms, gold an, silver o.,
oroidery, fringe, epaulets, fassels, &c. cleaned
and polished 10 equal their original briI,;ancv
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
Cassia, Wine, Whiskey, etc.

g AMUEL MESSERSMITH has on hand and
~ offers for sale on accommodating terms,
100 mats cassia
$40 bbls Baltimore whiskey
1000 lbs Laguira, Havana and St Domingo
coffee
200 kegs English and American white lead,
ground in oil
$50 sacks Liverpool fine salt
80 bbls. No Potomac shad
"a packages gunpowder & imperial tea of
the latest imporiaions,
IL hhds. and bbls. LIST u Cd quality Musco-
vado sugar
2 Pipes Holland Gin
2 Hbds I'd proof Antigua Rum
| Half pipe l or cask eta,
10 Half or casks "'hy WINE
10 Or casks Canary do
Is Ditto Malaga do
Ditto Colmenar do
Sugsr-loaf paper and binders boards
10 Cases Sweet Oil in TASKS
80 Boxes MuscateI Raisins
80 Boxes Mould Il Dipt Candles
Boxes and boxes, Bakers Nos. / S.2, and
Lapham's No. chocolate, constantly for sale.
Baltimore Nos |, Q, and 8 do. SEPT 9
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
CHEAP STORE.

n ARIEL &. GRoVERMAN have deter
IL mined to sell goods as low as can-be pur
chased by the quantity. TDey have now on
hand and offer for sale,
HewOrleans sugar, LIST {, I'd quality
Old Cognac brandy, and pure Holland gin
Pennsylvania and Virginia whiskey
SmithGeld gin and cherry bounce
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Peppermint cordial, very fine
Superior cider vinegar, for picking
Sicily Madeira wine
Bright West India nolasses
LIST. I'd, and 80 qualities loaf sugar
" II. tea of very superior quality
Pepper, pimento, ginger, cinnamon, cloves,
nutmeys etc.
LIST and ID dual. st. Domingo coffee
MuscateI raisins, cut nails, wrapping paper
loo nests wooden ware, nests boxes, crock
cry and stone ware, etc
New cheese, soap, chewing tobacco, rice
Shoe thread, tea ware, etc.
Hunts celebrated backing, gin cases
Pennsylvania bacon, family 1onr
Mems and womens shoes
loo bushels excellent white corn meal
Superior American mustard in kegs
No. ! neat behring's gunpow'ler in kegs, &c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
FRESH GOODS.

Hats, Shoes. Tortoise Shell Combs, &c.
oHN II KUNNELIS a. Co have just re-
- oeived at their new Shoe and IJa, s,ore.
King street, Alexandria, a general assortment of
superior teaver Hats, made by first rate wo5k-
men in the country. Also, low priced compris
ing of every kinds do; and have made ARRANGE.
ments with different manufactures, which will
enable them 10 be constantly supplied with the
very best; with general assortment OF shoes.
together with ivory, tortoise, and mock she'll
combs of every description; clotl,es, hair, and
other brushes, of different kinds, with variety
oil other fancy articles, which will be disposed Of
on very liberal terms Fancy or other goods
VIII be received as heretofore, and disposed of
to the best advantage on commission. aug .
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
lemons, WHIsKEY, &c.


@ AMUEL MESSERSMI'rH has in store, and
- offers for sale on accommodating terms,
lie boxes Sicily lemons
500 bbls. Baltimore whskey
pipes Holland gin
hhds Sd proof Antigua rum
$500 lbs prime green Lagura Il Havana coffee
600 do 81 Domingo do
hhds aud bbls Muscovado sugar
onts.s ""u nan Gunpowder & I'm
., ones's perial TEAS, of the
boxes each contg u.,s,. -
canuisters
9 fine catty boxes imperial do
Do Britto Nos. /, 2 and 3 do
50 boxes Muscaiei raisins
so do mould and dipped candies
A few boxes spermaceti do
10 half ar. casks Sicily
10 or. casks Canary yINra
do do CoImenar
II do do Malaga
30 bbis mess and prime pork
so do No. 9 shad
40 bundles sugar loaf paper
Is do binders boards
Wrapping and Keniish cap paper
10 cases sweet oil in tasks, represented to
be in nice order inlyl
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
DIR. SA1ITsi,
CTHE INDIAN PHYSiCLAM)

VI(AkES this opportunity o: informing the CT.
u tizens OF Alexandria, aud its vicinity thar.
oA.ing 10 the numerous and pressing invitations
he has received, hewilf leave this place ON the
9Th inst for Norfolk, where be intends esiablish
ing ms lntirmary., Any commune afions adj
dressed to hm,b the steamboat, per captniu
Jenkins, will meet with prompt attention and
dispatch Medicines or advice can be forwarded
weekly, with the greatest certainty and conf
dence N,
Dr. Smith returns his warnest thanks to the
inhabitants of ALEXANDRIA, for their liberal at
tenhon and poiiteness and hopes by his gene
raj success, to receive share of their future
patronage If iuly "a
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
VIM. FOWLE & Co.


HAVE for sale 10000 lbs Havana and 81.
Ill Domingo coffee
10 900 lbs Sumatra pepper
30 lhds New Orleans sugar
90 do retailing molasses
200 boxes mould &dipped candles Of approx
ed brands
800 rcams wrapping paper
300 pieces Russia duck, LIST and Cd quality
600 do Russia sheeting
loo do heavy and light Ravens duck
81 do Russia diaper
Is tons ST. Petersburg hemp
% casks candle and soap iallow
$50 do nails assorted sizes
so bbls No ] & Boston beef
3S casks new rice
y +, pipes ,;,.. Old Sicily Madeira wine,
20 qr casks SKIS Woodhou'e's brand.
Half pipes and quarter casks Keirs & Co..
Madeira wine 4years old
Quarter casks Of old Malmsy Madeira wine
90 casks Mountain Malaga wine
25 10 Claret wine entitled TO debenture
$500 bushels St. Ubes salt.
600 tons plaster paris
20 crates Liverpool ware
3 casks English sewing Irvine
II cases olive oil ian II
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
NOTICE.

HE subscriber intending TO remove to the
a City OF Washington, requests all persons
having claims against him to present them for
settlement, and all persons indebted to him are
required to make payment MIR. John Shakes
will attend TO any business for the subscriber af.
ter Bis departure JOHN 2. kATRuITE,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
FRESH TEAS.

FRESH TEAS.
Nov landing from sloop Abeona, Nichols,
master, from New-York, Gunpowder and
Imperial tea, in chests, half chests, ten cariy
boxes, and in boxes of 10 two ID. cannisters each
OF the cargoes of the Huntress and Pocahontas,
imported in March last, and for sale by
SAMUEL MESSERSMITH
IN STOREY. Hyson tea of the Beavers cargo
Muscatel and bunch raisins, low to close sales
Baltimore whiskey in hhds and bbls
Muscovado sugars in do. do various qualities
Havana and ST. Domingo coffee
Cognac brsndy and Holland gin in pipes
Sicily Madeira, Malaga, Colmenar and Cana.
nv wines
Mess and prime pork, prime beef
Bakers and Lapham's No. 1, chocolate
Baltimore Nos /, ., &'3, do
Wrapping and sugar loaf paper
Binders boards, mould candles
w Il. moasses in hhds. Of superior quality,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
SPIRITS, CHEESE. etc.

ME subscribers have received hbds ia
Il maica and Antigua spirits Of excellent
quality. Also, a supply of Goshen cheese, in
prime order old whiskey in bbls conimon.in
20; pipe Cognac brandy; do Holland gin,
few quarter casks dry Lisbon, TenerifIc, and
Madeira wines vinegar in hhds. and bbls. to-
gether with general assortment Of groceries.
June II II. 7. RAMSAY g. Co
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
LINDSAY & HILL

LIN I'D q HILL
nFFER for sale, the following articles, viz.
~ 100 hhds and $50 bbls Baltimore and Penn
sylvania whiskey
so hhds Ist and I'd quality N Orleans sugar
l5 do N Orleans and w India molasses =,
$1,000 lbs excellent green coffee
l5o chests, half chests and ten catty boxes
gunpowder, imperial and Y Tyson teas,
Of an excellent quality
Q pipes F brandy
Q do Fl gin
Q or casks Lisbon
do do Malaga WINE
half pipes Mountain Port
3Oo sacks OF fine }c.,.
2ooo bush coarse and ground alum
24o boxes York m manufactured soap
80 do tin
600 do Nova Scotia herrings
hhds cider vinegar
Mould candles in boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbis
Timothy and clover seed
Family -four as usual
We wish to purchase wheatrye e. corn. sep2l
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-14
Orphans / OUKT.

-Aierandria County, Sehf Term, 1892.
ORDERED, That the executors of RoRERT
" ABERCR0MBiE, deceased, do give tho
usual notice to debtors and creditors once .
week, three weeks in the Alexandria Gazette.
and Alexandra Herald. A copy. Test,
A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
This is to give hottie, That the subscriber,
OF Alexandria county, in the district of Column
bla have obtaiued from the ophsns' court of
said county, letters testamentary on the estate,
OF Robert Abercrombie, late of the county a.
foresaid deceased All persons having claims a.
gains! the SAID deceased, are hereby warmed to
exhibit the same to the Subscribers. win ,ha
vouchers thereof, passed ny the orphans' court.
on or before the Odd day of March next, or tbey
may by law be excluded from all benefit 10 saS
estate, aud those indebted thereto, are REQUIRED
TO make Immediate payment. Given un,ier our
hanas ana seals this I'D day ofSept. 1922.
JOHN e. MANDELL,
sept % 1aw3w JOHN WOOD