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TRUST SALE.

E5CRSUANT to the provisions of Deed of
n Trust, executed on the 25th day of May, 1916,
by Seawaii Osgoo', to William Writ and Thomas
Taylor, Trustees, for the security and ndemnifcat-
on of David Bullock, duly recorded in the office of
the Hastings Court of the City of Richmond, will
be offered for sale, the premises, to the highest
bidder, for ready money, on Friday the 9th day of
August next, at O'Clock, p. NJ. certain piece or
parcel of ground, lying in the City of Richmond, be-
ing part Of the half acre lot distinguished in the
plan of said city by the number (522) five hundred
and twenty-five, bounded by the james River Ca
nal Company on the South side, one hundred and
n'rcty-four feet, and is part of the same lot of
ground conveyed by Jaquene 3. Harvie and Ma.
~ his wife, to the said osgood, may be fully seen
OF record in the Office of the Hastings Court of the
city aforesaid-Nrs. Ossood, the widow of said
Seawall, is entitled to her dover in this property
and the Trustees will only convey such title as IS
vested in them by the deed aforesaid.
BY THE TRUSTEES
June 25 tds11
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TREASURY DErAnrmrar, June q, 1924.

FL Office is hereby given to the propric,ors of
L The Six per cent. Stock of 1913, Loan of
Sl6,0OO000, and Loan of s7,500,000, that Books
viii be opened at the Treasury of the United States
and at the several Loan Offices, on the first day of
July next, 10 continue open until the first day of
D ,tobcr thereafter, for receiving subscrin;one f
such parts of said Stock as SHALL on the day of snb-
scription, stand on the Books Of the Treasury and
on those OF tho Loan Offices, respectively,
TO the provisions of the Act of Congress- passed the
26th Of May 1874, entitled, "An Act to authorize
" the Secretary of the Treasury to exchange Stock
"bcaring an interest at four and half per cen,
= for certain Stocks bearing interest at six per
SCENT" TO
The subscriptions may be made by the proorie-
tors OF the Stock either in person or by their attor
n'es oVy ag'horzed to subscribe and transfer it to
the United States. The Certificates are ,c be
rendered at The time of making tue subscriptions.
WM. II. CRAWFORD.
tlOcJ1
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WILLIAM CAMPBELL KIDD

Eoi ~ IF obLY announces to The citizens Of
d u Richmond, that il is his iu,c,,;,, g. - S W
Glasses Tor the purpose OF teaching ELOCUTInN
lie IS aware that he need not expatia,e ON tho =,
Tue Of the art of Public Speaking. As an accon,-
pliSIncnt, ii is an ornament to every inl;r,,,,,I
It is ri paramount Importance to those educatrd C
the puPit' the Senate or the Bar-And in this free
country where every citizen has the right of decI,
irg his sentiments respecting public mcas,,rce !, =
often absolutely requisite to resist the efforts f The
practised public dcclairner. - VIC
w G. KIDD ventures to suggest, that he bae TO-.
ceived instruction on Public Speaking, from co .
OF tie most enlightened Professors of London =, :,
EonouTsh' ana mas witnessed the efforts Of som Of
INC most celebrated Orators Of the United STATE,
In order to arrange his Glasses, H. 6. L;dd ,,,;,I
meet with those gentlemen DESTROYS of further
nation AZ Mr.. Robeit Poorcs, 18Th strect--orsr,.
day Jntil ! O'Clock, a. NJ.
July g.
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N the Court of Chanceryo Of the State of Della.
Il ware, held at New Castle in and for the Coun.
y of New Castle, Of the August Term, Ammo Dom.
ini 1923,
Thomas Roberts,
rs. -s~
James NJ Broom, Jacob p. Broom, James Roberts
and Sarah his wife, John Roberts, Rachel Ko-
herts, Asa Moore aud Ann his wife, William
Lyon, Rachel B. Lyon, George Lyon, John Lyon,
and Jacob b. Lyon.
And now to wit, on this twenty fourth day of A.
pii, Ammo Don,ini, ono thousand eight hundred and
twenty-four, on motion of Joshua G. Brincklc ESQ
complanants Solicitor, aud OH Afdavits filed, II h
ordered by the Chancellor that William Lyon Ra.
chael b. Lyon and Ann Moore do appear in this
Court and in the above canse, on Thursday, tho
18th day of August next ensuing, and the Chan.
celor directs that copy of the going order shall
within thirty days be published in the Delaware
Gazette published Mt Wilmington, and the Consti.
t"t.onal Wing, published at Richmond, in Virginia,
and he continued in such newspapers for the space
OF three months next after its first publication.
!seW Castle County, IS. do certify that the above
IS a true copy ofthe record thereof.--In les
timony whereof, have hereun.o set NV
H.. S. hand and affixed the seal of the said court,
ty, at New Castle, the Sd day of NAV, An
no Domini, 1924.
DAVID PAINTER, Regr
;oh'ol i,l Ch1neeyy.
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FOR SALE.

TEHHE TRACT OF LAND called GraycIly
a Hill, in King William County, about six
milesfrom the Court House, containing onc hundred
and fifty two acres. This Tract of Land is we'll
worth the attention of any person who wishes de-
sirabe little farm. 1t is convenient TO a good bold
navigation, being about two miles from the Pamun-
KY River. The buildings are in pretty good rcrajr
and amply sufficient for the accommodation Of a
small family; no place can boast of better water 4
iul proportion of II IS in original Tn5er ofihc best
quality The reish5orliood is good and the soil is of
'hat pecUiiar Kind i'll that section of the country
which whilst il is congenai TO the growth OF s,oalI
gram, almost invariably insurcs to ic cultiyatur
good crop Of Corn. The terms sale are one third
cash. one third in twelve months, and org third i'm
two years from the day Of sale, the two last pay
nents 10 be secured by Decd of Trust on the
LAID. II this Land is nor sold privately before, IL
VIII be offered for sale publicly, ut King William
Court House, on the fourth Monday in July ncxf.
The tile IS unquesionablc having been desiscl 81,
Captain Blackwell Foster 20 bis wife Susanna, nos
Susanna ChiGn.
THOMAS CIINN.
SUSA.NNA CHM
N"e - N3Aij
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In Amelia Counig, .May Cou,L. 1a9a

In Amelia County, May Cou,1, 1924.
Thomas Muinford and John C. Hill, Merchants and
partners, trading under the firm Of Mumford and
Hill, PITS.
AGAINST { AZ SR0ncery.
John Roberts and Thomas Roberts, DeHs
The defendant, Thomas Roberts, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the Act OF the General Assembly, and the Rules
OF this Court, and it appearing the satisfaction of
thessourt that the said defendant. Thomas Roberts
is not an inhabitant of this State; on the mott.
on OF the plaintiffs by Alfred o. Eggleston, their
COUNSEL it is ordered, that the said defendant Tho
mas Roberts, do appear here OH the fourth Thurs
day In August next, and answer the complainnnts
bill ;and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some public newspaper, printed in the City
OF Richmond, for two months successfully, and also
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
county ON two su cessivc days.
a copy--fest,
J. t. LEIGH, C. A. C.
June y. w8wt37
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AN ORDINANCE,

| AN ORDINANCE,
.4uthorising a loan for the CITY of Richmond.
and directing the application thereof.
! PASSED JUNE 18th, 18e4.l
| Be It ordained by the President and Common,
Council IN the City of Richmond IL, Common
Hal assembled, and is hereby ordained byt the
authority Of tn. same; That the Chamberlain Of
the city of Richmond be, and lie is here
| by authorised aud required to advertise tbot
he will sell to the highest bidder, ON TUESDAY
The goth July, loan for the City of Richmond
for the SUM of S25 900, on the terms and con-
dltions following, to wit No bid shall be receiv-
ed Tor alass sum than $500, nor for a fractional
part thereof, nor at lower rate than par.
:. Ind DE IT further ordaSneH By the autlioyifs,
aforesaid, That upon the payment in cash by a.
ny bidder OF the sum due by linn or her. for any
stock struck out to him OF her, to the Chamber
lain of the City, he shall issue to such purchaser
certiicate of stock signed by the President OF
the Hall and countersigncd by the Chamberlain,
with the seal the Corporation annexed thereto.
8. IND be itfurfter ordained by the authority
aforesaid and it IS hereby ordained by The same.
That any loan made TO the city OF Richmond
under this audinance, shall bear an interest at
the rate OF SIX per centum per annum, payable
quarter yearly at the Office of the Chamberlain of
the city in gold &silver current coin, or the notes
OF the Bank OF Virginia, or of the:F armers' BanI,
OF Virginia, or of the Bank of the United States :
and such loan or loans shall be irredeemablo I'M
Ill on or after the 1st day of January, 1885.
| a. find be itJu,ther ordained, That the faith
OF the City is hereby solemnly pledged, to set
apart annually underline controulo of the Commits
sIoners OF the sinking fund sum sufficient for
the regular quarter yearly payment of the inter
est, and the redemption of the principal of the
loan aforesaid on the said 1st day Of January
5. The proceeds of the loan aforesaid shall be
applied in the following manner and to the paw
ment OF the following debts due from the CITY to
wit: There shall be paid to the Bank of Virgin
IA 4,340; TO the Farmers Bank Of Virginia
$1,000, and to the Bank of the Quilted States,
| nine thousand dollars
g. This Ordinance shall commence and he
in force from and after the passing thereof
A coPY--Iesie,
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l.,
Prescribing Tie manner Of obtaining HE right of
residence IN The City Of Ricl,nond, and for other
purposes-
Passed the 18th day of Angus, 1919.
gE 1t Ordained by the President and Common
~ Council of the City of Richmond in Common
ttaii assemblies, and 1t is hereby ordained by the
authority OF the same. That every person who
shall hereafter to this city, shall within tir
" days after such removal, report to the Master of
PolIce his or her wish TO become d resident tore
ther with his or her occupation, if any shall be pur-
sued ana the number of free persons and slaves be-
longing to his or her family, describing their names
ages and seXcs-wlereupon the Master of Police.
Win the assistance and concurrence of the Mavor
or III case of his absence the Recorder of this c;t
snail rule such person TO enter into bond with scc,
rity, to be approved by the acting Magistrates i'm
sum not exceeding five hundred dollars conditioned
mat he or She, his or her family, or any meml,e,
thercof will not within the space of twelve months
become charge to the city, and will keep the peace
and be of good behaviour during the atoresa tern
of ~ mouths. "
:. Ana II any person shall fail to make repor,
as herein directed and prescribed, such person shall
DC liable to be removed beyond the limits of the
lily, ana SNAIL moreover be liable TO pay fine of
iVe doafs' ior'every day such report shall be de-
layed after the month before allowed, one half of
which penalty shall be applied to the use of the in
former and the residue to aid the funds of this CITY
8. Every person returning after being once renoy
ed by the authority aforesaid, SHALL for such second
attempt TO evade the provisions Of this ordinance he
committed toJaH by any magistrate of this CITY.
there 10 remain until lie or she shall give bond aud
security as herein before required
MAYORS OFFICE, July @, 1924
The officers Of Police are instructed nv mo IN
cause he provisions OF the above rGcitcd extract of
an ordnance to be enforccd.-The book for rcciev-
ls Tue iSt oi names reported will be kept at this
''''e JOHN ADAMS Mayor.
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QUA1ETTOO CANAL. LoT.TT1NY

1850 tickets. IL blanks to a prize.
This Lottery is formed by the ternary Combine
ton and Formulation of OF numbers. The fate of
the above 1850 tickets will be determined in few
moments by the drawing Of aumbe1s cut of 81 put
into the wheel. AS the present Scheme varies lit
tie from tho former ones, explanations may be OBJ
tanned at the Managers Office under the Eagle Ifo-
tel, Richmond.
W The drawing will take place on THURSDAY,
the 25th day of November, or at much ea:lIcr
day, the sale of tickets will warrant it.
Tickets and Shares for sale at
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REMOVAL.
B. TATE G. CO.

LS'5LfIhff eu.4.NUF.1C1CRERS,
AND WHOLESALE AVID RETAIL DtALrRs.
"a AVE removed their Sale Store 20 In. bonso
- - recently occupied by Messrs Co1Tov ara
CLARw, opposite the BellTaverp. They Keen cor
stantly on hand a large and genegai assortment oe
LEATHER, which they offer on reasonable term
JuBc %, o,,rS,,.
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VIRGINIA LoTTERr OFFICE, RIcHMoNn :
Whole Ticket SIS 90 s5
Half do. Q 80
Quarter do. o5
Parcels of Q Tickets may also be had ,--purchas-
cd IN that way they will cos, SIS, and arc warrant
ed To draw $50, less l5.pcr cent.
Should a parcel be purchased by certificate, it
will cost only
OF Whole Tickets sea
Half do. II
Quarter do.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing, and
subject to deduction of Is per cent.
Orders from the country (post paid,) will meet
with prompt attention.
IL Prizes in the Lotteries OF New-York JERSEY.
Pennsylvania and Maryland, will be received in
payment OF Tickets at this Office, and any informa-
ton respecting the results of the drawings of said
Lotteries can always be obtained.
June %.
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7. SHEPPARD, c. c. II.
NOTICE

INOT IOE.
In pursuance of the provisions of the fore
gong Ordinance, | shall proceed to sell the
stock thereby created at MIR. Carter B. Paee,s
Exchange, in the city of Richmond, on the Goth
OF next mouth, at the hour Of IL O'Clock.
n. SHEPPARD.
Chamberlain City of Richmond
June 10 ooIdo
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
tk virtue of warrant to me directed hv FL
- ward e. Sydnor, agains. the goods and chat
tells OF VIM G. Kidd, for rent due in arrear will be
sold on FRIDAY the 10Th inst at the house occu-
pied as the Phebix Office, the following articles viz
Printing Press. complete
tho Phenix Office
Printing Stapds
Imposing Stone
9 Tables
l Stove.
. TERMS, 8 months credit, bearing interest from
the day of sale.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"A COMPETENT workman in the House C,or-
a PeSfers' md Joiners Business, is desirous If
Dc'hs olopioyed-he would prefer the upper cou.try.
For particulars, enquire a: this Office.
April Is. ,.o1
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JUST PUBLISHED BY J. II. NASH,
(Pr,ee one dollar,)

STAR SP.4NGLED B.A.N:NER;
REING the latest aud best selection ever offered
- to the public, particularly of American Parti-
otto Songs; as we'll as Sentimental, Humorous aud
Comic Songs, Duets, Glees, Sc. many of which are
Originals and not to be found in any other collcc-
ton.
s4moris pofriG nufrir, corn,ef,.l ,94
Song is the nurse of patrotsn,.''
IL The above selection was not made Nv an in.
dividual, but by ga Committee of Taste" consst-
ing of Ladies and Gentlemen, Of this City, and will
be found more comprehensive, diversified and rich,
perhaps, than any other yet published.
juno %. ,v3t45
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June 10

VIE Notes of Banks of Georgia, South Carroll
N ma, North Carolina, and all other uncurreut
Bank Notes, which will he taken on liberal terms
S. & NJ. ALLEN & co.
April so
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TDRTOIS COMTRS,
1QA DoL. tortoise, tuck, side, long and neck
IOO Combs opening by
WILLIAM NEALE & CO.
June 30 wts45
June 20

EXTRACT FROM AN ORDINANCE,
Prescribing Tie manner Of obtaining he right O,
residence IN the City Of Richmond, and for ollie,
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WAN'EED.

s. & NJ. ALLEN s. co.
No. 759, Main Street. Richmnnd
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-30
Franklin's mode Of lending Money.

6 send you herewith bill for ten louis doris.
do not pretend to give much. only Tend ii to you.
When you shall return to your county, you cannot
fail in getting into some business that will in time
enable you to pay all your debts In that case, when
you meet with another honest man in similar dis
tress you m st pay me by lending this money 10
him. enJolning him TO discharge the debt by like
operation, when he shall be allie and shall meet with
such another oppo tunity. / hope it may thus 60
through many hands before it meets with kna,e
to stop its progress This is trick of mine for doing
good deal with little money. am not rich enough
to afford much in good woi ks, and 20 am obliged to
3 cunning and make the most OF ittte.'
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CHEAP DRY GOODS,
ar No. 1ol. MARKET STREET.


FE1lE subscriber having purchased his Goods at AUCTION
al the lowest prices for Cash, IS enabled 10 sen lhen
patcuarlv Coths and Cassimers at the most kEpooLp
PRICES lie has now choice assortment OF FALL Goods
Which for variety and 9nQhy not surpassed oy any III
,he market. and which he offers hoesae or Relt at inc
smallest broffs CouNrnv MERCHANTS supplied al gre RE-
rent Those in want of any OF the following aruc'es WIZ
fod il to their advantage TO call at his store
Stpethne blue black, olive, brown, cet' aao' anu MA
ed CLOTHS.
Nhddmg and low priced do ..;, ord
Supcrfne blue, black, coronauoh' fpoeo' '''PS' "'
mixed CASSINERS.
Super La Fagete striped and plain SdhnefS'
Habit and Pelisse Cloths various colorS 1,.
Ingram Csrpe,ing Blankets; Flannes ales; n,'
and Cashmere shawls Tartan and Cicassa Canton
and Italian Grapes evanlncs silks; Ia s"ys%f a IRISH
variety of other vesngs Damase DIAPER irIs'
Linens Lawns Linen Cambria Russia sheetins a, Ia
pes; Flag Hakts Gloves iiose, lacesi Sn Mnsos
fcoes; Ginghans Null, .aconet and Cambria Mgsn,s
Cords and Vclve,s Bed Ticking Checks STRIPES ria Rus
N"'' anu d '"'e'y VI 0"N JOSEPH POGUE.
Nm 1ive.n;cLed Geese FEATHERS, Of first qualify,
constantly on hand. a. ON
Wilmington, Nov. 10. % ~
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FOR SALE,

Ii The real estate of Isaac Tsop dec late Of White Clay
"a Creek Hundred. County of Newcastle and STATE Of
Delaware adjoining the Hourshug village OF Newark and
on each side Of White Clay Creek containing about ~"
hundred and fifty of and which so situated and Oh
yied BY said creek, as make two handsome farms On
one side is erected brick mansion house and ktchen'
with never failing fountain pump by the door, OF excel
lem waer which passes through part ct the Cellar 10 me
kitchen door and offers every accommodation TOR DAIRY
also an excellent merchant mill with sufficient stream OF
vaer; the mill house is large stone building On sad
premises near said MILL is stone dwelling house for the
accommodation of miller ard family together win !,
stone store house near the mansion Also, Barns, WIN an
necessary out buildings, and good orchard Inc and
ina high state Of cultivation On the other sae Oh sau
\ eek are erected frame house, good barn and TWO co
,cnen tenant houses, with other improvements. there
is ON said premises sufficient quantity OF TIMBER ine
auye properly is well worthy the attention OF me capital
m ~ bcinr first rate situation for farming, milling, OF
Any other manufacturing purposes II will be divided o,
sold together suit purchasers and possession gwen ~
any time before the IS Of tarch next AS II IS pfesn
mud the purchaser will previously view the PREMISES
further description is deemed rnnecessary W
Christiana Bridge, Nov TO- 1924. so-u
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THE CHINESE.

At the Wrington, Eng Bible Meeting, the Hon.
Capt. Wadegrave referred to three peculiarly in
teresting topics which had assen during the year be-
tween the two last Anniversaries of the parent Soci-
ETY.. The first was the translation OF the Scriptures
INTO the Chinese language. The empire of China
contains above 900 100000 Of inhabitants, nearly
Sd of the population of the whole globe. Into the
language OF this immense population the Scriptures
had been, with great labor, translated by Rev.
Gentleman in the space Of seventeen years. About
one hundred and fifty yeats ago, Jesuit, named
Dahalde had attempted to introduce a know
edge of Christianity into China: but after long
efforts, with little effect, he was bsnshed The next
clrcrmstance 10 which he would reer, was the
mission Of Mr. Judsun, ar American Baptist Mis-
sionaty, 10 the empire of Burmah, and to Ava, its
capital That gentleman, on his arrival in the EN-
nire oil Burmah. found nation OF 20,0O0.O00 OF
souls the fundamental dogma of whose creed was,
hat there is God he devoted six years To the &C
quifing the exceedingly difficult language in six
Gospel Of ST Matthew and the Episle 20 the Ephe.
slams He found that this nation, though PROCESSING
universal federation, would not permit the incubation
OF any religion, and that if he attempted to instruct
the people in Christianity. he would be liable to the
punishment OF death. With reference to death, the
el of this people was, that for hose who conduct
ed themselves well in this lie, the best and only
p' aspect alter death was annihllation but that the
wicked carried within themselves the seeds Of vari
Gus torments, which would continue to produce sui
ering to them alter death Mr.. Juds IN having with
great difficulty and ri succeeded in converting only
TWO three individuals, resolved on proceeding &c
Ava, the capla of the empire, and presenting tc
the Emperor himself short pamphlet, which he
had composed briefly setting forth he Christian
dor trines, her with such parts of the Scriptures
as he had translated, deeming that he could no
come before he Monarch with any better or more
valuable present than that which had been the OBJ
ect of his whole lie. On presenting these to the
L mperor, he Monarch looked at the pamphlet
which he avowed that he had before seen and hav
| ing read the commencement, which stated the sim
pie proposition OF the being of Cod, he dashed the
books on the ground, and ordered Mr. Judson to qui
his presence.