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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-08
CLaRRE'S CO.M.uE.NT.4RY.

CL.dRk'E'S COMMENTARY.
MEYERS and SMITH, Booksellers No SO Fulton street
IVA New-YOrk, will shortly commence publishing ROYAL
Octave Edition of Dr. Adam Clarkes Commentary on zeru
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the Quarto Edition, containing the
OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS,
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cerained BY the best Chronologcrs will be marked in the
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the years OF the Julian period; ard in the A. a. c. and
A. d. years before and after Christ with Critical Notes
Embelshcd with Maps, and Portrait of the Author
Also, the NEW TESTAMENT, separately.
CONDI1YONS
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a. The work will be put 10 press the first Of April
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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-08
The PARTNERSHIP

Nm the Dry Goods business, between John MClung and
IL r. l.. MClung, conducted under the name Of
II. L. M'CLUNC g co.
was dissolved by mutual consent the 25h inst All per
SONS indebted to said firm will please make payment With
out delay and those having claims will please present then
TO r. L. MClung, who is authorized to settle the business
Of said firm. March 2H.-l2z-4t
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FOR SHE.

TWENTY-FoUR SHARES OF STOCK in the Farmers
Bank at Dover.-Inqure of the Cashier, at Dover and
Newcastle, of the Editor
March II, 1928. 23-tf
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Y,NOyN.qS .N,DOJVEET.

+ AS removed his Office TO No 64 King Street, W
m'ngton whore lie continues to l.crfrln the dat .
Ne once OF justice Of Tie Peace and Notary Ia1h.
Naoi executes BONDS, Mortgages, Letters If Auon%
'oVus' WIS leases Releases and Instruments 0t VILE
generally, with accLrgc, and despatch.
mington, February 81, ISIS, .I9-it
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

DISaOIuIIOn OF FartnerShlp.
FENE partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
jeremiah Whitehead, & Co was this day dissolved by
mutual consent All persons indebted the said firm are
requested TO make payment. and those having demands
against The same will please present their accounts for set
tcmcnt, to Peter Gaskil
JEREMIAH WHITEHEAD,
PETER GASKIIL,
JOHN SEDGWICK.
b. The business will be continued by Peter Gaskil
Wilmington, March 25th, 1928. 27-4p
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FOR SALE.

4 SECOND HAND COACHEE AND HARNESS in
IA good order, lined with rab coored cloth inside,
ans ratnett, with glass and blinds in the sides and back
For particulars inquire at No ISL Market Street, Will
mngton, of JOHN FERRIS.
9Th mo. 1st 1928. 29-itp
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which we confidently think far exceeds every thing f,
purpose before exhibited both as it respects sl1tla
cheaPncss OF construction and ease of operation
1t has been in in Massachusetts, six wears and c
mands universal appreciation. II is lately patented M
Giles Dayton, the inventor, Of whom the SUBSCRIBER.
purchased the exclusive right of making and vending
in the state Of Delaware and has also The ayrnc,
virtue Of power Of attorney from said Patentee, e "A
Inc above right to any person persons in the countess
l'hadcphla Lancaster, York, Bucks and Norhanptonn
the state Of PENNSYLVANIA. ABRAHAM EVyS
June 10. 1822-lv Near New Cas,I
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FE.aTTIERS. FURS. Egc

EUST Observation-Disclosures of superior quality in BAGS.
~ containing from 20 to so lbs each Also variety q
Fus, Wool, Qls Bristles Rags &C. ali Of which are q
sale at No Ill, Market Street JOHN L. BRlNCkiy
Wilmington, March 7th, 1928 Oh
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-08
Merino Lambs for sale.

Merino Lambs for sale.
iE subscriber offers for sale sixty head of full bred Me-
n rlno eve and ram lambs They are average
four months old, in high order and could therefore be
weaned shortly. Any agriculuras, who wishes to OBJ
tain fine flock Of sheep, has opportunity since
they are warranted to be pure merino blood any III
the United States. +. II. HOI.rZBECKER.
Near Newark, Newcastle County.
March %, 1928. 28-4tp
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naming in the Post Office
], 1928.
for letters on this list svi
are advertised.
Thomas Moore
Saml. Morton
Eliza Ann Miligan
William Miller
George Miller
William Marten 2
John Miller
Mary Moore
Joseph Marshal
John Mitchell
Mary Mahle
b. +. Mendenhali
John or Elizabeth
Montgomery
Francis Miller
Capt. Nicholas Miller
Margaret Maxwell
George Metz
Mary & Elizabeth
Montgomery
Jonathan w. MltIlin
"
William North
James Nicholson
u
Thomas Pierce 9
Lydia Poulson
Elizabeth pardee
William PROV ost
Caleb Perkins 2
Jacob Pindergrass
Insarh p,;res
91oe'' -. "lie"
Capt. Joshua burlington
Joseph Pennock
a
James hopertson
Johh lteed
Jane klce
! hoinas RoDlnson
lholnas Kock
Lewis keece
siary nee
M. Roach
SrlsS'l IA nee
Saihl' Reed
Joseph "u''ef
o,., .
fheoy sharp
Lewis IL. springer
Fl,zoheIb sb;nIev
S 80, 2nipley
joseph n StenIepeon
BENJAMIN Springer
Ca,.',.
Jane Summers
Elizabeth Smith
Alexander b. Steward
Elizabeth Steward
Elizabeth Springer
John Smith
ioi'i's o'ei'i. .n
J.. 4
3 aS'Duse ,r nollpSol,
a,i'o,r ,"o T taoii.t''oi1
~. ',o.', .1' ~ iof
A'''A' AySO'
Jacob u Nandever Z
"
Eliza A. Wheeler
Mary Wilson
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4 IST OF LETT ERS
m Wilmington, Del. Al
Persons apply
please mention that til
A
Lewis Ashton
e
Jane A. Barr
John Burgi
David Byard 9
James C. Bailey
James Brady
John Brooks 9
Hannah Brown
james Black
David Brown
J. p. Broome
Newton Bennett
Rhesa Brunson
Eli Baldwin
John Bullock
Sarah Brooks
Thomas Berry
c.
Mr.. Clemens
James Collar
Moses Collins
Christopher Countiss
Jarrebe Chippe
Catherine Chandler
James Cromwell
Mary Cnpse
Lydia Carlton
John Cole
Eliza Cooper
Joseph Clark
William Casperson
Patrick Callahan
James Carlisle
Mathew or John Cain
David Chaltant
w. Wallace Cock
ID
Jesse Dehaven
Azariah d. Davis
Major DEBILITY
James Davis
john Day
Patrick Doonan
Il
James Earvlne
Cloud Elliott
Solomon alexander
" ililam Erwin
r
Elenor File 9
Eliza Foreman
q
Hezekiah CURE 3
Mr.. CANDLES
Abraham Graft
sainl. b. Green
Joseph Garrett
Margaret Graham
Abraham Garrett
William Green
Joseph Grub
lane Given
TT
john Howard
He5.er Howell
Stephen Harris
d. b. Halnyuoll
Mrs. Hamilton
James Hamilton
Elizabeth HanwSy
Sarah Hyatt
Hiram Hankins
Nehemiah Hill
John liaulinon
Hjohn Harris
Joshua Huss
Peter Hendrickaon
Thomas Hyatt
Major lIasson
Am Eliza Holding
j
Benjamin James s
Edward Johnson
Charity LETTERS
John L. jacques
e
Jacob Kirk
Ephrailn Knclds
L
Sidney I.ocAerlnan
James Lain
Henry Lodge
Maria D. Lovnes
Elizabeth lawrence
III
James Miller
John Mitland
29-3t
A LIST OF THE LIE
fce at 7!gNrAS'rl
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a IIAI y: The LETTERS remaining in the Post Of
: = nee at .'2WCAsFLE, Del, April l, 1925
!. a : III, Anderson Miss - Mitchell
- rh4haa hudo Joseph Marley
Mrs Ann Barr Elizahsth Nc2,;uon
Enos Barr Sorhio N.h,s
Richard Clark NFIuarl Nu.Iola
Richard Craven uan;al NowhJ
Stephen Churnsides Messrs = s4,
Stephen Conklen NewIoid
Miss Margaret Colesberry PCordela per;nrton
~ =, n Inl ives : Mary B. PentoH
J%Iles I ,,"A r Edward Rogers
Joseph Jaquett TGeorpe r ',nrn son,.
Juda Jones 1oeaT ri ppm, oeh 10
Thomas p, Jones Ceor~o 1b bSi,i,a'h
Elizabeth Johnston Tbo6Sss taUnlas
XJohn Kelley, (pioD VJohn Van nyteo
Abram Kelly Win III; =" 80
Henry Kale Wlla,n vI,.:a ~,
Isaac Keo III Leo U NSSiii'' HS4
L Joseph Lewis Samuel Iy;lI;
aHTeymor Martin ~
@9-St IL W RIrnIuE u IL
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25
900 967 441S 1914 1Oe9I1
1906 1884 1878

md large proportion of 10
AS the 9Th days drawing will take place We
ry shortly, deem it proper to suggest to those
VINO contemplate embarking small sum of
money in this truly splendid and patriotic
scheme, the advantage of purchasing without
delay, as there are but few more drawings he
fore the capital prizes are to be deposited in
the wheel. See what attractive prizes glitter
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25
Ship Reuus.
ALEXANDRIA, ID C..AUG. ee-e4
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
schr Cent, Ilallett, Boston, II days ;
plaster, mackerel and Goldfish 10 the
master glass ware, rum; shoes and dry
goods to Messersmi,h, True J Har-
mon, J II I.add * Co, John Won Reison,
and different merchants of the district.
Schr Criterion, Traverse schr Atlas,
Griffith schr Rebecca, Mari, from Pa.
tuxent schr Tobacco Plant, and slooo
Bladensburg packet, from Bladensburg,
all with tobacco to VIM Fowle s. Co.
a few inland vessels with corn, wheat,
lire wood and lumber, also got up.
SAILED,
Brig Columbus, Marbury,St Domingo.
Schr Astrea, Aydelott, Boston.
SlooP Java, Mason, New York.
SlooP Armada, Kuriland, cid at New
York 18th inst for this port.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25
SURVEY,

The U. S. schooner Porpoise, captain
Ramage, and U S. sloop Florida, arrived
off the harbor of St. Augustine on the ED
ult. They were TO proceed Immediately
in prosecution of the survey OF the Flor
ida roasf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25

The New York papers of Thursday afternoon
mention, that the meeting ofthe boar. of health
on that day, was looked for with great anxiety,
owing 10 rumours which were industriously cir
cuiated of a new case of yellow fever in Iobo st
At IL O'Clock, when the board assembled, the
resident physician reported tibet he had in the
morning, visited the boy (the new case), and al
though the case wore an alarming appearance
the day before, yet the patient was much better
and the disease had assumed the remit,ept tone
DIR. Hosack reported that it appeared 20 be ga
simple ephemeral fever, arising from repetition,
more especially from the TOO free use of corn,
q other 'ndgestible articles of diet" He express
ed at the same time t'his surprise that such ca
ses should he made the subject of solemn inoui
ry and that the peace and prosperity of New
York should be put at hazard on occasions so
slight" Six respectable physicians have signed
a" address published IN the New York papers,
in which they say-"We do here express our O.
pinion, that the disorder of which Magee 1.-THE
fiji st case) died, was yellow fever"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25
THE ORPHAN GIRL.

a few evenings since, when at the
house OF friend in New-iiaven, was
not little interested in the appearance OF
little girl, about SIX years old. Her ia
lher was native OF this state but for
some years past, had been residing in
Charleston, 5. T.. Her mother died in
January last,an left her only child moths
erIess The father with his little daugh-
ter was lately on the return to his city.
They had been on the passage three days
when it was noticed one evening, that he
appeared rather different from usual
lie asked for some brandy, and drank
considerable, was talkaiive and restless
during the night. About O'Clock 10 the
morning, be took his child or deck. Ii
was calm and pleasant. The moon was
turning the ocean into vast reservoir Of
sllver-the vessel was gliding over its
bosom with serenity that scarcely caus-
cd the water to ripple. The father sa,
down bv his child and talked with a ten
derneSs that seemed like the overAcwing
of yearning heart. Having convcrsed
with her for some time, he said "caDtain,
I'VE have loug been acquaintance and
iiiends-i commend my poor child TO
your kiDdnes,''--and imme dia,ely spranc
overheard The utmost exer.ions were
made TO save him, aud they vouid have
been successful had he not made s,reDu-
Gus efforts to drown himself. lie Owed
downwafds--t the waters closed around
him and few bubbles arose to tell that
his spirit had BED, and his body no more
80 rise I'LL summoned By the trump of the
last day. Thc child sill sat Beside the
hat and cloak Of her father, pale and
mute with grief--but TOO young 10 know
BIER situation. She is lovely girl, al or.
phaD, and, a. believe, friendIess, hone-
less, destitute. stroked her beautiful
head, and she seemed pleased but when
mentioned her father, she pressed my
hand, and her brigh, eyes were overflow
Ing with tears. She stood alone among
strangers, like the tender shoot that trem-
bcs before every breeze, after the light
Wings Of heaven have torn away is par eur
sock. was too deeply affected with
the situation Of ibis poor child no; 10 wish
iwcfo ~ ny power To give scr home
I'D cannot bot hope that some Of our
bcnevolen, friends will take this frsil anc
torssken fowret, and rear it as their own
She viii become worthy Of their kindnes,
willie they live and when they DIE, theiI
memories will be blessed by the orphan
-4aacite Skiayer. Ret. Intel.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25
PUBLIC SALE
TOMORROW.

At 10 O'Clock will be sold at the auction store
variety ofgoods, among which are, furniture
OF every description, new and Cd hand, high and
common price Also, groceries of almost eve
ry kind Also, dry goods-a seasonable lot
Also knives and forks, penknives, &c. &c.
s u, oe aaueu 10 ,he above sale without reserve,
90 boxes sup. half Spanish segars, Q do cotton
thread, do corn breakers, lbs sup. Scotch
snuff, dozen chairs,3 mahogany tables &c. &c
aug % S. A. MARSTELLER, auc :.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25
In s!IsSESgL Oh INEESYyEs

Prize List of the 9TH days drawing of the
Washington Monument Lotteru,
Now drawing in the city OF Baltimore, under
the surerintendence of the commits sioners ap-
pointed by the governor and council.
Nos. $50 1898 prizes of 800
2O71 IN
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25

government, and in fine the peculiar
hatred that exists in the breast of Span
lard against foreign control. all combine
TO furnish this natural conclusion.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25
COUNTERFEITs

The public are cautioned against re-
celvIns ten dollar notes of the bank of
Wilmington and Brandywine, as there
are now number in circulation, altered
from one to ten, and the deception is very
easily discovered, as they are very poorly
tlone
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25
THE DEt,OY

The Norfolk Beacon mentions tina,
there have been ten cases OF fever on
board the U. S. ship Decoy, which ves-
sci was ready to sail from that port when
sickness made its appearance among the
crew. Five of the cases are of malig.
Dant type-but, it is added, they are all
convalescen, and believed to be out of
danger.
The same paper states that on the / 9th
inst. "Mr. Henry Culpepper, who resides
on the canal in Camden CO. N. G.. and
who keeps small shop, was called up
by negro man, who had slept in the
house that night, 10 furnish some liquor !;
he had only proceeded few steps 10.
wards his shop, situated near his resi-
dence, when two guns were discharged
at him in quick succession. 1t is be!iev-
ed that Mr.. CuipepPcr would have been
Killed on the spot, had he not been pro-
tected by post, into which IS or ID
siugs entered. Mr.. &. instantly fell, and
upon examination, seven slugs were
found 10 have taken effect in different
parts of his body, some of which have
been extracted, but it is the opinion of the
attending physician, that his wounds will
al -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, sc.
WTILLIAM N. MILLS, has applied to the
w hon. VIM. Cranch, chief judge of the U.
States circuit court of the district Of Columbia
to be discharged from imprisonment, under the
act for the relief of insolyent debtors within the
dist. Of Col. on the first Wednesday in Sepemt-
Der next, at 9 O'Clock, m. at the court house
in Alexandria, when aud where his creditors are
required to attend EDT l. LEE, C. c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25

BY an arrival at Charleston, it appears
that the governor and people of Matan-
zas have taken umbrage at capt. Gregory
OF the U. States schnr. Grampus, lying
SO long of their port, and have signihed
to him their disapproba,ion of his stay /;
the captain returned for answer, that he
came to protect the commerce of his
country, and should remain where he
was until the prosecution Of his duty re.
quircd him to remove.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25

One half of the establishment of the
Virginia Times, in Richmond, is offered
for sale, 'at price much below it, value. ,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25
BANK ACCOMMODATIONS.


8 BALTIMORE, AUG. e4.-We are pleas
cd to learn that the Mechanics bank of
Baltimore intend affording facilities to
their customers, by receiving the notes OF
nearly all the banks in this state, on the
same terms as their own paper-and that
tne notes OF banks of the district, Old
virginia banks, Valley bank and branches,
and OF most ofthe banks OF Pennsylvania,
as Chambersburg, Getty sburg, sc. are
received on deposite from the customers
Of the bank. + Fed. Gag,
Chief justice Tilghman delivered a
ong and elaborate opinion yesterday
morning, in the case of Edward Short,
Who was arrested on charge of homi-
Z 'ide on the 9th inst. The discharge was
delivered in the presence of large con.
i;ouTse OF citizens, to whom The decision
I gave great satisfaction. The prisoner
was discharged on the following grounds
First. That the evidence was INSULT
cient TO warrant his detention, had the al
legged crime been committed in the Uni.
ted States.
second. That supposing the evidence
10 have been sufficient, his arrest was nos
legal, and he could not have been dc,ain.
ed In prison for subsequent delivery TO
the British government.
Phfia. Free. Jour. .fng &c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-08-25
TOMORROW

Og"2 will be sold at the auc
GlITytg1l, rSG-rntio store on Tuesday at
Ef0- F4HfxFbTS 10 o'clock, road wagon
land gear and four horses.
S. A. NIARSTELLER,
rug - auc.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-28

headed uncles and aunts for slaves, call
them their property, and transfer then TO
others. Men will humble their own sis
tiers, or even their aunts, to crafty their
lust. And hardhearted masters will not
know whether he has a blood relation,
brother or a sister, an uncle or an aunt,
or stranger of Africa, under his scourg
ing hand. This is not the work of ina
gination; it has been frequently real
lied.
The worst that can be made of this OBJ
lection, ugly as it is, that it would be
fastening an evil in an honest way
which we are already bringing on our
selves in way that is absolutely dis
honest, perfectly shameful, and extreme
y criminal. This objection then can
have no weight with reasonable man,
who can divest himself of his preiudices
and his pride, and view the matter as
really circumsianced. The evil is in
eyitabIe; but as is is a prejudice of edu-
cation, it would be an evil only in its APP
proach: as it drew near, it would de-
crease when fully come, it would cease
to exist. To be continued.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-28

o. Next Friday being the FOURTH OF july
our next number will not be published until
the 18th CT that month";
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-28

To the Editors of the Illinois Republican.
GENTLEMEN-In your last paper you
demand of me ga full ard true state
menf Of the facts" in relation to the
funds raised and paid to Mr.. Warren, by
number of persons opposed to the
call OF Convention. do not recognize
your right to call on me for this state.
ment, but as no reason exists for conceal.
ment, lhave not the least objection to a
compliance.
You have expressed your confidence
III my candor, and l shall not abuse it.
On the evening preceding the adiournl
ment OF the legislature, last winter, I
was invited to attend meeting Of the
minority of that body and others, opposed
TO the call of Convention. attended.
An address which had been prepared
exhibiting the reasons of the minority,
lor voting against resolution recon-
mending the people to vote for or against
a convention, was read, and signed bv
the members present. This address
has been published, I need therefore
say nothing of its contents.
The principal object of the meeting
was to have free conversation on tho
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Convention. This,
therefore engaged the attention of the
gentlemen present. A deep, and even
solemn sense Of its great importance
seemed to prevade the company. After
much discussion it was at length agreed
on, that subscription paper should be
prepared, on which each 1,dividuai
should subscribe for such number Of
papers as he thought proper, and depo-
sit the amount with committee, who
should be requested to pay the same to
the Editor OF the Edwardsville Specta-
tor, provided they should be satisfied
that the Spectator would continue to OBJ.
pose the introduction of slavery, and to
that end would be opposed to tho call of
Convention.
Some members, and others were alb
sent on this evening, who, il was thou ehs.
desired to unite With US. | therefore in
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-03
PHILADELPHIA .a.N'D IYIL.lIEyvG TOW
PILOT.
NEW LINE OF POST COACHES,

NEW LINE OF POST COACHES,
Has commenced running between the above places, and
continue leave the Subscribers Market-Stree, viii
mington, every morning at o'clock and the house of
between Market and Arch Streets, Philadelphia, at the
same hour.
FARE ONE DOLLAR AND FTFTY CENTS.
The Coaches will be all in complete order. Good Hor-
ses and careful drivers, and every accommodation well
adapted to the convenience and comfort of Passengers,
who will be taken up, and down suit their own con-
venience. Baggage attn q7sQueof The owners.
JOHN NJ SMITH,
II. KEDDY, & Co.
Wilmington, January 1925. 103-tf