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FOR SAFE.

SElLi' be sold at I'rirate Sale, HOUSE md LOy
w in the village of Newari-thc ot contanin
two acres of ground the house stwo stories high wh two
rooms on each floor, and piazza in front Kitchen. Mil
house, and well OF excellent water the door stable
carriage house and barn &c The above plopertv Is nl
sanity situated in central part of The village and if mot
sold by the first of March, will be for rent FOR terms III
ply to Henry Whitley, Newark or 10 the snbscr,r
in Wilmington. MARY Wi.ITpI ~ t'''er
January 18th, 1925. ~ -.
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EDUCIIIO,N.

s. BARsT0W respectfully informs the public that he
mas resumed the arduous duties Of his profession in the
YOUNG LADIES AcADEmY and that he is furnishing with
maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
an extensive and useful specimens
OF Improvement and scholarship may be seen by calling At
the establishment.
1LNMs.Board' Tuition and Stationary, $50 per Or.
,,,, Tuition and Stationary, 81 per q.
Wilmington, Sept 10, 1892 7J-tf
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A Farm TO Let, containing $50 acres

GITuATED in Mill Creel, hundred, late the propertv
- Of Simon johnson, decd The land is naturally Of 4
Ing on lie premises LEWIS ii. JOHNSON, .a1inr
-" 80 80 ''*"' 1l5-4tp
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TO LET.
lost

4 Farm on the Wilmington Kennel Turnpike, three
IA niles from Wilmington: for apply on the pre-
mises 10 JAMES j. BRINDLY.
january 3d. 1928. 11O-tf
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PHILADELPHIA .a.VD VIL.uLY'GIO
PILOT,
NEW LINE OF POST COACHES,

NEW LINE OF POST COACHES,
Has commenced running between the above places and
continue to leave the Subscribers MarketSt,ee vii.
mngton every morning at O'Clock and the house of
William Elliott, sign Of the Harp and Eagle, Norh-1hird,
between Market and Arch Streets, Philadelphia at the
same hour.
FARE ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS.
The Coaches will be all in complete order Good Hor-
SEES and careful drivers, and every accommodation well
adapted to the convenience and comfort Of Passengers
who will be taken up, and down SHIT Their own CON
venience. Baggage atMe rtsqueef III o,eners
JOHN VI SMITH,
Il. KEDDY, 4 Co.
Huntington, January 1928. 1o3-.tf
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NOTICE.
Imfortant TO Farmers, Tavern Kechers, Car,n,.
Travellers and Economists IN general

Imfortant TO Farmers, 1aUern Kechers Car,u,.
Travellers and Economtsfs IN general.
The advantages derived from used as feed G,t.
SEES, cattle and sheep, has long been proved ard
knowledged by experienced agriculturass in Euron
many parts of America, 10 be very great II has , l
fitness for horse, not only because it is much cheanAr
hay, but il at them against heayes bn, I
founders three destructive diseases to whcbLnp
are liable, and which often destroy them in the MIDI
their usefulness 1t has been used with astonisbnr Nv
cess in attenng cattle in the stall, by gentleman Il c
lnectlcut, whose experiment has been recommended I
laid before the agricultural societies in Connection, i
Massachusetts. Sheep also do well, fed on straw p,.n
ed IN the ordinary way, for horses. These and ,,
other successful experiments have been made BY en,y
Iprising farmers while laboring under all tle d
lvanages arising from the want of some easy and enc
method OF cutting the straw. The Importance Of The 6
ject has long time called upon the genius Of boil, E,
and America, to supply the public with some exped,i
machinery for the purpose Many trials have been mo
and many specimens OF great ingenuity and expense ba
been exhibited some of which have done honor IN M
inventors, but in general have fallen short in utility or
old Dutch Snbox, so called
But the public are invited TO call and view for ,su
selves,
STRAW CUTTING MACHINE.
which we confidently think far exceeds every thing for.
purpose before exhibited both as it respects snlplct
cheapncss Of construction and ease Of operation
1t has been in in Massachusetts, six years and cam
mands universal appreciation. II is lately patented Nv
Giles Dayton, the inventor, of whom the subscriber 3
purchased the exclusive right of making and vendic
IN the state OF Delaware and has also the agency by
virtue Of power Of attorney from said Patenee to sell
the above right to any person persons in the counesof
Philadelphia, Lancaster, York, Bucks and Norhamptonin
inc state ot Pennsylvania ABRAHAM Ewes
June 10, toS2-ly Near New Castle.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

- En- JEHED,
Sloop Ann.Nafia, Gardner. New.yoik
do. Nancy Polly, An,hony. do.
CLEyHED,
Schooner Lydis, Nickersun, Boston. 4, 81 '..s
sioop Caroline, sherman. Washington, n. c
- Golden Age. Marble. Wilmington NC.
:, Nancy y Polly, Anthony, Providence.
Monday, .Nop 8.
Arrived soop Ann-aiaria. Gardner, from York.
l9 hours.
Tuesday y 90 q.
Ar brig Ann Maria, Gibbs. from Mobile tor NJ
ro.k SO days, crew sick with tie fever and sgue.
put in to refresh, at Mobile, brig Harmony. II
York The n went ashore in the gale OF sept 18Th,
and was go, oil after di,chsrgng her cargo you'd
sail in few days for Key West The brig Andes Of
Portsmoy,h, (NHlwas lost together with her cargo,
(crew saved,) on Iet 3ois Island. the 24,h of Aug
Spoke 'c u.s. lst - 40, long 80. ship Orleans. IL
days from NewOriesns FOR Phiisdeipbis Oct 18th,
lat % 49 long 80 80. saw brig With y in her fore
topssil Lat II So tong 80 spoke srhr Lady Hunter.
le days from Kingston. Jamaica, for o.. Johns, and
sG2p'ied her with water.
same Aov-Ar. schr Constitution. Stanley, from St
Andrews, tor N York, 10 days. leaking badly
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r.Housc.

THE subscriber most respectfully informs the
public that he has taken the bou.e formerly
occupied by Mr.. SPENCER HALL, on Newman =
wharf. where he intends to keep constantly on band
the very frs quality OF Oysters which he will serve
up in any manner which may he repaired CT Fam.
es Can be supplied With o, sters IN tie shell open.
ed at the shortest notice.
He also Intends 10 accommodate his customers,
with beefsesks, saussges, trPe, &c &c at all hours
in the day
supper parties can be accommodated with rooms
the best liquors will be furni.. ed-snd every al.
,enlinn paid render satisfaction 10 those who may
favor him viih their company.
ISAAC THAYER
Newport rov 6
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MIR MED,

In this town. on Sunday evening last, BY The rev.
hr Gammell. Mr. BeSiaSiin 3outtlo,ck TO Miss Sd.
raA.inn .'f'ors. daughter Of Mr. John Moore.
same evening, by the Rev Mr.. Webb. Mr. josiah
Gree"man, TO Miss oarahr1nn Wsstgase, daughter Of
M James Westgste
In Providence, S0lh ult Mr. UiGo'n Young, TO
Miss Horr,st Gr,eae-Mr .Yo'ebh Lnursnre. To Siss
.sbdy.snn .Harfn eldest daus n,er OF the se E.na.
than Martin, Esq
DIED,
In this town. Yesterday morning. Capt tohn r. ec.
en, aged 70 Cobiluary n,tice nrAt week. Funeral
tomoTrow afternoon. at o. clock from his late re v
idence. IN Clark street, which the relations and
friends are invi' ed 10 attend.
In Providence. 18Th ult Mr. Pster Taylor. eyed y
yeare.
In or about the Is, utno, Of the prevailing feve~
at Key West. Thompson islanc) Lieu, Stephen VI
Rogers Of The marine corps. aud o,'v son Of The
Rev Dr. Rogers. OF Philadelphia, ageu % years
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d,en Should he slaves tTn South csTofins
they cover ih6rm end deerepid slsves siier
suip ping the IN naked wi eaeie OF molsssss
sud ihen expose chem TO vsnomouA iDseets uo-
nj they de Dnking 10 the fashion in
Charleston AT the Planters Hotel, twelve
duclis,s dinsd together, each having killed his
rnso. Slept OF the residence Of Capt. Rugely
q r,ch planter, no seeon,m odeied 10 ore and
the same room, himself end bis vile. and Mr..
Faux end neg,. women Saw, oo his
wy TO Coiumbis, fom Charleston, o huge
black pond, having on its banks ten Ailigstofs,
each ten feet long, ready 70 ss, dogs or any
things else People oi Charleston so inhu.
man as to sl'ov poor c,esture who had been
robbed. md he'd both his leg. broken, TO 70.
main ali night on The pavement, and until 9
o'clock next morning, when relieved by :he
humanity Of . p us,iso Colonel, Who paid .
dols'--,h,s on the at OF May, when ,hs thsr.
mo@eter was no.
There are thres G eek females who have
become eeisbrs,ed in tho present contest.
Oec is Bebsi0a, who furnished Q squad on
ot ships snd assumed the compsnd herself.
She hss been present in several engage msnts,
Another is Msdsleps Maurojsni She has
devoted her whole properly 10 the cause OF
liberty, and wss organizing corps 10 be en-
ployedu her own expense. She is handsome
speaks French ond Italian, aod converses with
eloquence. Her only regret Is the inpossi
b,ii,y Of leading her legion to the field, end
being present at . comOst for liberty. The
third is Coussnte Z,csti, who s"umed the
costume OF a mao, collected . band Of warrior,
and performed wonders She is cnly 2S, and
= perfect beauty IN shape and fea,u'e~ 1.
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Gndrdlan's Nofiec.

THE subscriber gives notice, that he is
appointed by the Hon. Gecers' Assembly 'u.'d. an
OF the person sod estate OF Jane. Prem n me Of
the Nsrsgsnset tribe Of indians, resident IN Cbsns..
town, 10 the county Of Washington All psn,ns
are therefore forbid trading. dealing or ennt s,tny
with him io any manner. wnhou, he approbs,ion II
the subscriber sIMEoN tUCKfp.
Chsrleste~n, Oct 70, 1929. lO23-6vl
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ICE.
Newport, rov. 6

THE subscriber having been appoint.
l. ed by the Court Of Common Peas, Tor the
county OF Newport, At the November term, 1922
signee of lhe est,,e anl effrcs of Richard Stnb,sn
Of Sewport. butcher. pe,i,ionng tor the benefit
Of an act for the relief OF nsov Debtors, gives
notice TO the creditors 10 exhibit and prove their
cia,s ,g.inst the estate OF said simpson, within six
months IRON the date hereof. sgrersby to Law.
e. T.. ROBBINS, .f.asnee.
Nern ~. Nov
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NOTICE.

WusREAs my wife Tabi,hs hss refused 10 live
W wnh me and has in Other respects conducted
berseh IN very uprecoming nsnner--Notioe is
therefore hereby given to eli persons not to hsrbor
or trus. Der tue said TAbi,ba EIdredge, on my nc.
couuf. % am Determined not 10 pay sny debts
Whatever Of her contracting sfe, this date.
SAMUEL A. ELDRrD ", a sirg1toe.
Sc;r1S. Oes 20, 1874
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ddJnmisfrafris's Mt;ce.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the subscribers has
IN been duly appointed Administrative on the
Estate Of william Doag,sss. late OF newport, in the
county Of Newport. deceased. AL persons having
demands sgsnst said Estate. required 70 exbibi,
tho same, and all persons thereunto indebted, are
hereby called upon to make payment TO
sAatH.aSN uOUGLiss, 1dn'r.
Newport, Nov 8, 1928,
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New. sog',nd. 10 hold property in hdsi, shi
Ia sheir own right, sgreeso'y to their pc iition.
4 he bill limits Them 10 so 600 snnual income.
Alisr Q few explsoations L. om the CON misiee ,
the bill passsd.
Aa act passed to incorporate the II. Bible
Soeieiy; and so act TO regulate the weight Of
Q bushel Of pols,oes, (eA pounds 10 boshei }
Mr.. e. K. kvbbio. iron tho committee %
shat subject, reported sund y resolutions sp.
pointing Thur.dsy the 2o,h'oi No, met. .
day oi general Thanksgiving sod P,sise. Rad
aud passed.
An act passed TO prohibit any INK IN ihs
stale from issuing sny DILL or nole, payable in
sny Other material ihsn gold OF .nse'. IL
prohibits a!so the Passing OF an such notes, Of.
ter thirty dsy, ttom ihe using OF 'he Assem-.
EIy, excepting to the bank, INA, h 50 Nsu.d
them, ander q pcnsi'y OF fou' folc Inc value Of
the oots Offered.
=. Mes.rs. B'idghsm, e. L. R,bbins, and
Wilbur wee spaoibtsd a eo1u,ntee 20 m
quirs into he expectancy, & ths proosbIe coo,
Of erecting i s.ats psi,Jn To- inc put py,e OF
solitary eo06 ,e IN ent, and of mt odueing there
In tho tread mill secen,y iovenied. Com init.
tee to repotl al tbe next scssi"n.
The comnSittee to whom WAS referred the
subject OF . new constitution, being unable 10
agree upon the details OF a bili, on moton OF
Mr.. Potter, the commlieo of Eve, wsre dis
charged, and suotbs', consisting of two mem,
bers from esca county, wete directed 10 re.
port st The Jspusry session.
Goo. Irish, Esq the member returned from
MIddIe,own wa. declared TO be duly elected.
A concurrence came down from the Senate
IN = bill which passed at tho June session, to
regulate the expenses Of Sse-printing. BY
the provisions of this act, Messrs. Jones aud
Wheeler con,rac, TO print the schedules oi
the Assembly, at S6 per sheet and to execute
all other printing 90 account Of tho state, with
out compensation. To every other printer,
who shall publish the. acts and proceedings OF
The Assembly there is allowed fifteen dollars
per snnam."
The two House, adjourned a, six O'clock
On Saturday evening TO meet again In Proyi
Seues oa lns ,eeond mondsy in January 1924
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CosrI Of Probate, .hddistou., Ocf 20. 1873
WHsaEAs application hath this day been n,sJc,
for administration on the unsdmins,ra,s,t rs :,
tate Of Be'pauin Cardner, Esq late OF Mhldle,os ~
deceased, aud the consideration thereof referred 10
the third Monday in November nex,-Noiee il Lc,c.,
by given TO al persoDs interested in said estst. 10
appear II they shalt H.. alta Court of rrob,e 10
be holden st the rown house, IN said Miidlria w.
on the third Monday of November oex,. a, O'Clock
PM aud they shall be heyd respecting Tie SANE
by order ofssd Court,
ELISHA ALLEN, EYob Ce
Oct 90
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-MElIDR "a n 4

The sch'r Mary ann. from this port, arrived q,
Charleston II IN ultimo
The schr Cleaner. Miller, arrived at Charleston,
18th uh days from this port.
The sioop Herald. Heath. from this port, was be.
low Charleston, 2lsi utimo.
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HI Lourt or Probate, feH within ana

for the fown Of 7f,erssn, Oct 6. 1873
A rP.lcAIioS having oeen msde TO this cour' D.,
kah y. Salisbury, tina, she may be sppoin,.., j.,
sdm'nrratrix ul on ,be estate OF Joseph SsIisi,Vy
late oi Tivertoa aipres,id, decessed-O d dsred ,na,
the Consideration thereof, be referred Vie Grst
Monday in November oext, at 2 O'Clock pm ,Hi
three weeks notice be gwen IN one Of the pn1iie 's'
pers In Newport. by pobiishing this order 10 ali r
.oos interested TO sppe.r at that time and he he
Ny oraer OF the Court Of Prob,t.
THOMAS DUkfEt, Ciek
ne, oa
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A pig was raised by Mr.. WILLIAM
GARDNER, Of this town, and killed on
Monday last, (when he was eight months
and three days old,) which weighed, ex-
elusive Of rough fat, 35s pounds. Beat
It who can.
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Z. Slatcs' ship Hornet.

The u. s. sloop OF war Horne,, Sidney
Smith Commando, arrived at New,Yo;k On
Saturday, from Vera Cfuz, and i3 dsys from
Havana. She left Vera Cfuz, ~ h Sep. al
which time, oil the. vessels were ordered 10
leave the hsrbor. Several merchant vessels
aud sloops Of var Of G,es, Britain, we're under
weigh, and hos,ilities were eppreh he nd I'd eve
moment besween tho town aud Spanish gsrti.
con Of ST. Juan. The old Spsnia,ds had taken
shelter in the css'ic. Sissl, on the ,l4h OF
August, was governed By the Patriots, and no
pirates were in thse vicinity. Tho u. s.
sloops Jacksli and Greyhound hsd justetrvsd
from q cruise off Cape Canoucb, ail we'll
The Gtsmpus w.s on cruise 10 the Gull Of
Mexico, and the PorpoIse had sailed for Key
West Passenger 10 the Hornet, Mr.. Taylor,
u. ). Consul at Vera Cruz. The csu,e Of
tho presen, distu rbsnces ct Havana originated
In On attempt Of the Revolutlonslis,s, IS they
are ,er med IN q le',er from the castle, 10 tnke
possession ofthe Island Of fS,eri6ciocs--~hich
vas pre- vented by tho sc,ivty Of the Genersl
st the castle, who occupied the island with
small 70 ee, who info med the Governor tha,
he shnuld consider his sftivsI OF bis gun boats
On act oi hostility, and oct accordingly. Thee
had several dsys Of huitlsss negotiation Q.
ispsed.
Within the space OF 100 nile, sGusre, hav.
ing Columbus, (Ohio,) for the centre, includ.
ing the greater part OF II counties, and parts
OF several orhets, with Q populsiion OF l65,ooo
persons, on the f. 81 and second week, OF Sept.
more than one half the whole population were
in greater or less degree sick. Wo also
inseioe that at some period during the months
of July, August snd September, no'e than
fbur 6fth, OF the whole popuJsIicn hsve suffer.
ed eUher severe or slight indisposition. Poi.
There was fall of snow ut Albany,
on The 18th ult. to the depth of lOinches.
At Poughkeepsie, ON the same day, 1t
hailed for three hours.
A pumpkin. weighing l36 pounds,
has been raised in Kockland county,
Virginia.
Ha-nirg 10 Slardere-s.
At the lac, Superior Couu lor H,rrisoo
Cbuny (vir.) came on the case Of Mary Pet.
ton se.,n., Elkridge Hall, fo' sIsnd='. Tbe
witnesses we've ex .mined, and the Ju'y. sfer
4. short consultation, returned . verdict or fVe
fbousord dollars damages.
.1aethrr English TraveH'r-The Chsfls,,oo
Courier snoupees the reesipt OF . book recent.
ly published IN Lordco, by . Mr. Fsux, being
o journal Of his travels IN the Uoifsd St,te',
in the year 1919. The Courier makes the
following extracts:
The S1u,h Csrciinisn, usio dogs 70 hunt
ruoswsy slaves 10 Sou,h Csfoiins slaves
th-i, Uonn IN h.v tesi IN sir chil.
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The Hon. John Adams entered on his
sish,y ninlh year Old Thursday last.
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Price 81 l.2 cents.
The character of this Ointment is too we'll estab.
iished 10 require any recommended alton.
A flesh supply Of the above Ointment, 10 for sale
10 Newport, by
w visson,
James Taylor. and
Rowland X Hazard.
In Providence. by
Dyers & Manton.
q w. Hoppin, & Co.
John Mason. and
Amos Rhodes.
IN Taunton. by Daniel Brewer
In Warren. by Ms Lucy Burr.
IL swsasey, by John Mason
IN New bedford. by Caleb Green.
IN Bristol, by l.. w B,iggs, Il Co.
Newport, Nov 6 1925 Toni
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
Commissioners No,iee.

WE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Court Of Proba.e, for the town Of New
port, Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims OF the creditors against the estate VI
CEORGE pERRY,
deceased, late Of said Newpori, mariner represent
ed nsoisen,, hereby give notice. that twelve months
from isst Council day. i allowed the creditors
hbt their CLAIMS, and that we will attend for the
purpose OF receiving the same, ut our respective
dwellings, at any tine during said period.
PERRY WEAVER, }
THOMAS CIGGESHaLL, Csmni,i'rs
-E ABRAHAM BARKER
Al, persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make payment, to
JOHN WILLIAMS. Admir-
Nov g. 1929
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Neao Books.

xteW OOOkJs
-OOO-
JAMES HAMMOND,
pAS FOR shLs,
II HorsALD Dalton. by the author Of v4lerius. 10
An vols.
A Year in Europe. by Griscom, Q vols.
Spectre Of the Forest, by the author Of tue AgJ,
derness. 2 vols.
The Msursudes, 1 vol.
iIsndel's Hsdyn Collection OF sacred music.
ko'ingsmute. The Long Finnc. 2 vols
AsiAtic, EuroIeon, American and Polar scenes 4
vol each. .g
Also-s variety Of new and improved Jusenie
Books.
School Books,
OF all kinds in use in this town and icni'y.
Farmers, Christian Rbode.l.snd ALsIANACs, for
1924.
50 Resms rooiscsp paper.
SO kesms Letter paper.
100 Re1ms of Tea and Wrapping paper, and gy
srsi variety Of
..e Books & Stationary.
Oct 20
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Br ms ErcEtlE.vcr
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
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At the Iaa Superior Covu ior Harrison
Cbuniy (vh.) came on the case Of Mary Pet.
ton se.,n., Ekridge Hall. fU slsnd='. Tue
witnesses were examined, and the Ju'y. sfer
=. short consultation. returned . verdict Of fve
fhousond dollars damages.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06
MAXINE INSURAhcK oFFiCk

MhRINE fhSURhhCk OFFiCE
NeUforf, Or o6er 80 1925
At meeting OF nire o,ors Of the Marine iasu, -. cs
Company. on Monday. the ~ b October, 1898,
Voted That the payment OF the Ins,sp.cnt Nous,
falling dSe The list November next, be and are o.,
by further suspended until the Ii, Nov 1924, It
tha, new notes with the same. or other approved en
dorsers, be received for the s.me.
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