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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-30
TUESDAY, Decem5er IS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

MIR. Uebster, from the Committee on the Judi
cja-v. to whom was erred the bill from the Sen
ate complementary the act " for the relief OF per-
sons imprisoned for debt" reported the same, with
an amendment, changing the whole tenor OF the bill.
MIR. Hebster explained the grounds on which the
Committee on the Judiciary had proposed TINS
amendment. The act Of 1900 he said, provided
tha, the OATH in the case ofnsovent Debtors should
he administered by the District Judge; but, it he
resides more than twenty miles from the place OF
Imprisonment, then the oath may be administered
Iby Commissioner, to be appointed oy the District
Judge. The bill from the Senate proposes 10 pro-
lvice further, that, where citation has oeeh lssueo'
in case Of absence or inability oil the Judge, &C. the
oath may be administered by Commissioner, ac'
cordine 10 the mode prescribed by the ACT OF 1900.
The Committee Of this House, on examining the
subject, thought it better to provide thatin d cases
1.-The required oath may be administered by Judge
of the Supreme Court, the District Judge OF the
District in which he resides, or by any Comms'
sioner appointed by either of them. In the shape
in which the bill came from the Senate, 1t would not
ford remedy, it was believed, in the very case
which gave rise TO 1t.
! The House concurred in the amendment repor.
tied by the Committee and, thus amended Inc Oil
was ordered TO third reading. !. ~.
/ The resolutions submitted yesterday uy WI
i Livingston, calling on the oeCte'a' " ,''e
Iry Tor information respecting hgh' HOUSES anN
lbeacons, on the Bahama Banks ana Coas' u ",
"a requesting that the President may negotiate oi
l,hr cession of so much land Abasco as is neceS
lsary for The erection ola light house were taken up
land after some remarks by MIR. l.. they were as
reed to, without opposition.
Mr.. .Nallary submitted The following resolution
which lies one day according to arue o, Inc liouse
!, Rpsotred, That the President OF the United o'ate'
be requested to lay before this House sucn aaoa
,ion as he may possess and when may uI :,
sed without injury to the puohc boou,
Of Of. soyereens 10 assist Spain in the subugailon
~ ni' s aay Of is disposed
determined 10 oppose any aid or assistance wne,
such sovereign or combination OF sovsreigns ma ma
afford sc to Spain for the subiuga'ion Of her a'e o0l
onies above mentioned
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-30
FOR THE WATcHMAN.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
tluire

The above reward will be given TO any member OF con,
oss. Who will meet in Caucus, at Washington city, and
ssmnate candidate for the Presidency provided he 'gR
ysounee for himself and reative an and wish for
an abboinnent gce in the United StateS G"gere
anil nrtuau refuse any such appointment should 1t be confer
vol ,,bo, him. Should there be discovered any member Of
congress Of the above singular description he shall re-
ceive on satisfactory information thereof beng gwen
check on the bank of Patriotism to the amount ABOVE e''
All natroc editors are requested to give this advertise
ment conspicuous insertion, and consult the ,,,r.,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-30
THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION So

THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION So
GETTY begs leave 10 inform It's friends and the
public, that The ship Cyrus is about 20 sail from
Norfolk, with one hundred and twenty free colored
persons, from Virginia, to join The American set
element at Liberia, on the coast OF Africa.
The Society has received the most satisfactory
assurances of the safety and good prospects Of This
colony; and the increasing desire Of this descrip-
ton of persons TO establish themselves 10 the land of
their iorefaihers, leaves to doubt the sue
cess Of this most important experiment The ex-
penses of transportation are found to be less than
was expected. The Cyrus takes the Colonists at
twenty dollars for the passage OF each, the Society
finding provisions for the voyage.
The Society appeals to its Auxiliaries, and friends,
and to all who think the cause of our country and
of humanity connected with this object, for the
means Of enabling i. to prosecute work from
which the happiest consequences may be expected.
Donations will be received by RICHARD SMYTH,
Esq. Cashier Of the Branch Of the United States'
Bank at Washington, Treasurer ofthe Society
J. MASON,
w. JONES,
F. S. KEY,
JAS. LAURIE,
E. B. CALDWELL,
.4cting Committee Of the .qnericun Colonization
Society.
December &c, 1923.
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SAVE THE ADVANCE.

AIN new years day, tickets in the Union Canal Lottery,
" 9TH class, series, will advance to S8, and two
days after the whole Lottery will be determined in min
prizes amounting to upwards Of
10000 dollars,
For all of which, the grand desderatum, the cash will be
instantly advanced AS such golden harvest may offer
itself again in this city it had best be remembered The
approaching New Year should be began well-Chances
are still selling follows
Tickets 81, half So quarter rs, eighth 81 cents.
But will advance to the of eight dollars New
Years day. ~. ROBINSON
No. los, Market street, Wilmington, Del.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-30

We have received from the Editor of the Nation
al Gazette document purporing to be correct
list of the " effects" Of Mr.. Rodney, taken on board
the frigate Congress in June last. Accompanying
this document, is communication from the Editor,
requesting the publication in the Wstchmsn of the
said list coupled with intimaton, that ii 1t be not
so published, it shall be "more widely circulated
in the columns of the National Gazette. We de.
cline the publication, and leave the editor 10 the
alternative he has chosen. We reprobated the 6rst
and every publication which has appeared in the
National Gazette OH This subject, and we shall not
fall into the snare which has been laid for us, by
initiating conduct we have deliberately and unre-
servedly condemned. What right has the Editor
or what right have we, to pry into Mr.. Rodney's
domestic economy and to blazon his private con-
cerRs to the world And, let us inquire further
what right had Captain Biddle to furnish the Editor
Of the National Gazette with an inventory OF the
g effects' of his guest, Of the gentleman who had
been conhded to his care and hospitality This list
is verified by the clerk Of Captain Bidde, and we
have right to believe, has been sent to the Editor
by that officer for the purpose of publication. But
whatever may be the intentions OF either OF those
gentlemen, we shall not permit our columns TO be
soiled by an act which violates decency, by diving
into the recesses of private life and exposing the do
mesc concerns OF an amiable and excellent indi-
vidual to the public gaze. If the Editor be deter
mined to have this document published, let appear
in his paper we will have nothing TO do whit. Its
publication can reflect disgrace only upon him and
his frend-for let it be we'll understood, that our
pugnsnce to this proceeding, does not flow from any
apprehension that Mr.. Rodney can be injured by
the publication. For even if this document were
correct, which it is not, we say that he had righ
TO do as he has done, and that IT constitutes no JUS
LITIGATION of the conduct observed towards him. We
condemned the Editors conduct especially, upon
the principle, tina, he had no right to introduce any
detail of Mr.. Rodney's " effects" and we now re
fuse the publications he has requested, upon the same
principle. We will deprive him of every pretex
for its publication, by saying, that we acquit him
the charge Of " inuemion' or I" fabrication, which
was unnecessarily attributed to him by our cores
pondent 10 relation TO fact should have readily
admitted. IT. after this admission the Editor shoul'
persist in his determination we shall not fail 10 fol
low his steps by suitable comments.
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- 1JJtJ73 60

Captain Winsor, of brig Susan, arrived at Boston,
from Malaga, states that Ceuta had been taken pos
session ofby the French, VINO had openly declared
they would never give il up so long as the English
held possession of the Rock of Gibraltar; and that
on the 18th Nov. news was received at Malaga of
and Barcelona, to the French and Spanish Royal
authorities.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-30
FOR RENT.

ND possession given the 25th day of March next
N COTTON FACTORY, % by 81 feet three stories
high containing about 500 spindes, with for
Der of power looms &C. 1t has lately undergone
pete repairing the works and gearing entirely
The water wheel 20 feet high, shot The factory
is warmed bya and complete ventlatng apparatus to
heat the air There three dwelling houses belonging
to the factory 1t situated in the village OF Stanton,
the post road leading from Philadelphia Baltimore, five
miles west of Wilmington, and has excellent stream Of
water. Apply 20 the subscriber on the premises
EDWARD MARSHALL.
Dec 95, 1923. 5-7tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-30

ABill is before the Legislature Of S. Carolina,
exempting from sale certain articles necessary tol
the subsistence of the debtors family, which emu
meraes the following articles which, alter The pas
sing of the act shall be exempted from levy or sale
"To each family, two beds, with necessary bed
ding two bedsteads; one spinning Wheel and two
pair of cards one loom one COW and CALI; ia
farmer, the necessary farming utensils; 1t me-
chanlc. tho tools of his trade ordinary cooking u
tensiIs, and ten dollars worth of provisions"
Would not an act of this description be blessing
lin Delaware? We are ignorant of the existence
of such an act in this State; and 1t it does exist
lii is most shamefully violated. The history oil
some sales for debt which have taken place in the
Borough Of Wilmington, and with which we
are acquainted, furnishes instances OF barbarsm and
cruelty dissracelu to people calling themselves
ICbristians-and to which we venture to affirm hea-
then lands can afford no parallel. Why we have
known the last bed to be taken from destitute lam
lly! The last loaf of bread they possessed, taken
from their BREAKFAST table by the order OF merci-
less landlord, and exposed at constable's sale !
And. not even the Holy BIBLE is exempt from
the fangs of relentless and Implying avarlce. This
wac The case with an honest but unfortunate me.
cbanic in this town, who was reduced from compe-
tence and ease to poverty, whose creditors stripped
his house of every thing movable, and took his
famiIu Bible, which, with the rest of his goods, was
Sc, up at a Constsble's sale
We will make no comments on these proceed
ncs trusting that the simple statement OF the facts
will be sufficient to induce our Legislators, at their
.nnroachnr session, TO take the subject into con-
sideration, and act upon it in such manner as me
bonor of the State and the comfort OF society re
ouire.
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NOTICE.

4 MEETING of the Nonsuch Marsh Company will be
N held the house of William derdman, Newport, Del.
Saturday the tenth day OF January next, at o'clock,
p for the purpose Of choosing officers for said compa-
ny for the ensuing year.
JOHN BARR, ,.u
DAVID SEyILL, ASe''.,
Dec. 90, 1928. 5-3t
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in THE PRESS

find aUW be published IN a teiO days,
TIE ANNUAL FISHER AND CI4IZEH's AND FAR
MER'S .lLMANAc
the year 1884, containing besides the usual asronoms
ical calculations, variety Of Agricultural, Economical and
Medical Receipts Tales, Anecdotes, Poetry, Scraps sc.
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Amerlrat1 llDatrllllarl.
WILMINGTON, so DECEMBER, 1928.

"Frowa indignantly upon dawnng attempt ALLEVIATE
:. portion of the Union from another.' WASHINGTON.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-30

.acting Committee Of the .qinericun Colonization
Society.
December &c, 1923.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
Notice.

10y virtue of deed Of trust executed to
- the subscriber the 2slh day of July, 1920,
by Hocombc Pauloti, aud duly admitted TO
record in the clerks office of Charlotte coun-
~, Cor purposes therein expressed, shall, on
Thursday the Ion day Of 3prii neri, II fair, ii
not the next fair day thereafter, proceed 10
sell, to tie highest bidder, for cash, all the said
panlett's interest in his father Thomas Paulette
decd estate Also, his interest of his moth
er's dover in the county of Charlotte, The
sale will take place nj the residence OF Eliza
beth paulett, in Charlotte county. Acting as
trustee will only convey such title as is vest
ed in me under the aforesaid deed.
THOMAS WOOD, Trustee
February 7. w3wT 27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
One Tract Of AIanA.

containing forty acres, more or less, lying in
Bedford county, on Stanton river, purchased
of james English, per deed of record in Bed
ford county court, also all his interest in a
tract of land decided by Joseph Wilson's heirs
TO John McCabe, which is half, and on which
there is a grist and saw-inil. Also, one black
horse. three mlch cows, four befers, one
pieded steer, thirty head of hogs, three feather
beds aud furniture, one blue painted chest
two pots and two ovens, two pewter dishes
and six plates, and one shot gun. I he title is
believed TO be undoubted, but as trustees we
shall convey such only as is vested in us.
r riioMAs r PNE1i' Trustees.
Feb 81 wtds 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
January %.

Bedford County Court, January Rules, 1928
Bennett Parsons and Sally his wife, former.
y Sally Durretl, and William Durrett, John
Durrett, Dinah Durrett and Solomon Dur.
rett, Plaintiffs,
Against
Francis q. Gilpin and Betsy his wife, Lucy
Durreu, Dolly Dnrrett and Patsy McCor-
mack, Joel Mccormack, Litt1ebury McCor-
mack and Headen Mccormack, Defends
h, Chancery.
The defendants Patsey Mccormack, Joel
Mccormack, Littlebury Mccormack and Hea.
den Mccormack, not having entered their APP
pearancc, and it appearing that they are not
inhabitants OF this state, on the motion of the
plaintiffs, by their attorney, tits ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here at March
court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in the Virginian for two months success
sively, and posted up at the front door of the
courthouse on two several court days.
a copy. Teste,
23 J STEPTOE, C. B. c.
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G. . III Il NJ S

LOTTERY and LKchanfH UTHce, III, Mafktt
street, Baltimore.
Where the capitals Of 10000 dollars, 10000
dollars aud OF 5000 dollars each, were sold
in the two last STATE LOTTERIES, aud
where were also Sold 10000 dollars & 10000
dollars, being the TWO HIGHEST la the
Monument Lottery, Just finished.
IL Orders from any pari OF the u. States,
by mail, post paid, or by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any OF the Bal
timore Lotteries, will meet the usual prompt
and punctual attention, addressed 10
J. |. COHEN, Jr. Baltimore.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
Notice.

DY virtue ola deed of trust executed to
II the subscriber by Nancy Young for GER
tain purposes in said deed mentioned, which
is duly recorded in the clerks Ollie of Am
herst county, shall sell, at public auction, TO
the highest bidder, for cash, at the house of
the said Nancy Young, on the Sd day of
March next, (ls23) the following
to wit one negro man named Russell. one
negro woman named Jinney, one yoke Work
steers, one pided Cow and two black Cows.
Acting as trustee, shall only convey such Ii
tie to the purchaser or purchasers of said
property as is vested in me by said deed
JAMES w. SMITH.
February 81. 90 wtds
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THE AAW- SCNOOX..
February IL.

VIE next and third session of this school
Il will commence on the first Monday il,
MARCH next, at NEEDHAM, in the county OF
Cumberland, near FARMyuHE, in the coun1y
OF Prince Edioard, aud Commonwealth oi
Virginia
lhe course of recalling and of practice, will
be the same as heretofore.
In this school, every thing is taught which
Is calculated to instruct the student in n cor.
rect knowledge of the theory, as we'll ms
the practice of the law, in all the princinal
courts OF the state. Time has proved the nti-
MY OF this school TO some, and might have
proved IT TO hil, IL they had continued long e.
nougb I'D
For the principles of il, and the mode al
proceeding In ii, | refer TO the printed our.
mails. 'o''
Terms Of The Lap School.
cannot consent TO continue my effort, 10
be useful unless can really be so and for
TINS reason cannot take a gentleman into the
LAW-scncoL for less time than "A whole SOS
son, ending with the year; nor for less sum
man one hundred dollars in advance.
ihese terms will not be applied to those
who were at the last session.
coud take two more young gentlemen. 70
i've with me, as members of mn Fan,iID. each
paying three hundred dollars in advance
Those that live with me can be spnnl;ad
with books 'ii'''''
shall he here until the last ofFebruarynext
and will attend, TO any letter, in the moan
tiine, which may be addressed to me on his
subject, with much pleasure.
Richmond, Feb q. ow 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
CENTRAL HOTEL.

4 He subscriber has taken the tenement
next TO the Farmers Bank. Main street.
Lynchburg, which he has fitted up in con
venicnt aud handsome style for the reception
Of company. His table and bar being fnrnis.
ed IN the best manner, he hopes TO share POI
ton OF public patronage, which il will be h..
constant endeavor to deserve. IIis stables ar
we'll supplied, and his osiler experienced anc
attentive. ARCHIBALD HATCHER.
Feb. T. 55tc4.v
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
F. bruary 81.

by virtue Of deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers by John Ritcheson, dated
10th September, 1921, and duly admitted to
record in the office of the county court of
Bedford, for the purpose Of securing the pay
mcnt of certain debt due Davis, Preston IL
Co. we shall, on the 10Th day of March nert,
IL fair, If not the next inir day thereafter, pro-
ceed 10 sell, by way Of public auction, on the
nre mises. 10 Inc higLesi hidder for cnah
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
J STEPTOE, c. B. c.

Bedford December Rules, 1922
Boyd Miller, surviving partner of William
Brown y Co. Plaintiff,
Against
VIM. Murphy and John ITeaden, Defts,
IN CH4NCERY
The defendant William Murphy moi having
entered his appearance according to the act Of
Assembly, and the rules OF this court, and it
appearing from the return of the sheriff upon
the process in this ease awarded, that he is not
an inhabitant OF this country on the motion
of the plaintiff, by his attorney, it is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on the
fourth Monday in February next and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that a copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in the liIgnian for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the courthouse OF said county.
copy.-reste,
STEPTOE, c. Be
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
Il certain Tract OF LAND.
February 81
N1EsSRs. DUDLEY CALLAWAY


WI and Patty his wife late Patty Trent
John Megan and Mily his wife late NIilly
Goodwin, Burd Goodwin, Spicey Goodwin,
Editha Goodwin, Edy Buriord widow Of John
Bnriord late Edy Goodwin, Louisa Goodwin
daughter of Jenny Goodwin, who nternar-
ried with William Hughes, and Spotswood
and David infant children OF William Hughes
and Jenny his wife, late Jenny Goodwin, by
Jesse Beck, their ~ 1t friend TAKE NO
TICE-Ihat on the 9Th day of April, 1923, at
the dwelling honse.of Col Thomas Moore, in
the county of Bedford and state of Virginia,
we shall take the deposition of the said
Moore aud on the 10th day of april, 1923,
at Minor Coy's tavern, in the county of Am
herst aud state Of Virginia, we shall take the
dispositions of sundry witnesses which depo-
sltions are 10 be read as evidence ON the trial
OF n suit now depending in the superior court
OF chaHcery for the Eynchburg district, in
which you are plaintiffs and we are defend
ants. JOHN b. TRENT, in his opn right
and as admr. Of Henry Trent, dec
WILLIAM TRENT,
NICHOLAS TRENT,
JAMES TRENT,
ALEXANDER TRENT,
JOHN ii. TRENT,
SUSAN TRENT,
SAAlL. BAKER 4, Elizabeth has wife
CHRISTIAN HORN .. Saily ms uile
EDf MITCHELL, Widow Of Tho
mas Mitchell, deceased,
JOS. HAWKINS &. Nancy his rife,
February 81 20 w4w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
he Subscribers

HAVING united themselyesin h..
II under the firm of OWENS & J JIEsiies',
will keep constantly on hand genera hChlE
ment of o'''a i as5oit.
Medicine, Paints, & Dye-sturs
Durable Ink, Marking Brusf es. Camel, ~
Pencils, Silver Wire Tooth Brushes. r., , als
nish, Pomatum, Lamp Oil, Wash Bali aaF
parent Soap, Maccaubau SNUFF, Tone Ram Ram
Lemon Acid, Soda Powders, Wafer sn"sans'
Rotten Stone, Gold Leaf, sc. &c. ALI Of fi,u4age
they will sell low for cash. y "ulch
w. OWENS.
November 90. Ill
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AEATNER
August9.


VIE SUBSCRIBERS having connect,
Il ed themselves together, take this met,a
cd OF Informing their friends and the publjc
that they will carry on the r'''
Tanning &. Currying Business.
Under the firm of J. u c. POE. They will -
addition TO their present stock, receive IN !,
lew days from Philadelphia, a quantity of
leather-among which are 200 sides Skirihg
20 dozen waxed Calf Skins finished by Jcsenl'
Keen & Sons, 100 Horse Hides, 100 sizes best
Boot Soal, Bag Hides, Hog Skins and Tan.
ners oil-all OF which will be sold low for
cash. JOHN poe
CASWELL POE.
~ B.-Cash or leather will be given top
hides, or they will be tanned on the usual
terms. J. q c. POE.
January % is %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
RICHARD POLLARD

mas susT REcEIvIp Asp offIRs ron sAi',
.li aeost seaacsd prices ne foiieieing articles
case Lsdies Leghorn Gipsegf iais, from 20
= Ia 10
case Ladies' most superior Gipsey Straw
Flats
! case sunerfne Straw Bonnets
Ban Boxes by The bundle
case coutainins White and Brown Fur Hats
foe Ladies
Collars. Collaretis anti Doll Babies
Lavender and Cologne Waters, &c &c.
ALSO,
Lafiies' most eiegtnt Silk Shoes,
.ea.i.iug of figured white, blue, lilac, brown,
,iunanon. l,iack aud oil.r oelors, mannlac.
,nr,al by one OF the fret houses IN fht'sdei-
4liir
february e5 :"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
Laiiies' most eLegtRt Silk Shoes,
Medicines and Paints.

TauIE Subscriber has Just received, a
! irish supply of MEDICINES, PAINTS,
DYE-sTrFFs. nc. which, IN addition TO his
former stock, makes his assortment complete
BENZ =. OWENS
~ North Carolina .noa,y token al
gax. u. r. o
ianuary 2. 22ts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28
Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBER having changed
Il his business, and being anxious TO settle
MS private accounts, requests those that have
claims against him to present them for pay
hen', and all those that are indebted to him
WIN please make payment, as it will be out Of
his power to give longer than a reasonable
indulgence JOHN POE.
January "A. tets 25
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-28

STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the sub-
\, scrIber, some time in June last, a white
mare about fifteen hands high, ten or twelve
years old, trots and walks very short. IF s,o.
zen a ccward of $50 will be paid, on conyic-
,ioh oil The thief, or a liberal reward for tho
Mare only. ASsoN AII 70. 'nc
Campbell, Dec. 10, 1929. wtslo