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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-30

DIED-On Tuesday evening last, at his residence Bal
timore County, Md, Mr. JOHN FlSHPAW in the hun
dred and eighth year of his age.
At Morrisania, N. Y. on the 22d inst Col LEWIS
NORRIS aged II years He officer of great merit
throughout Revolutionary struggle
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-30

MARRIED-At Lewestown, Del. Monday evening
the 18th inst by the Rev. MIR Ogden, FRANCIS p.
PiELPHS, M. ID of fredericksburg, Md. to Miss HANNAH
WHITE, daughter of DIR John White, Of Lewestown.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-30
For SALE.

DY Virtue of the last Will and Testament of JACOB d.
ID BANKER, late of the township of Lower Chichester.
County OF Delaware and State of Pennsylvania, (decease)
will be sold by Public Vendue, the premises, the
Sd day of January next, at 10 O'clock the following
Real Estate viz Lot of Ground Marcus Hook
roads, in the township aforesaid containing about five
acres which is good Brick House, Stone Kitchen,
Stables; Sheds, &c. This is advantageous stand for
Public House, lit the present time and has long been
occupied such j one other Lot about 4th Of mile
distant from the public house, containing about acres.-
This property will be sold together separate shall best
suit purchasers further description deemed unneces-
sary, is presumed persons wishing purchase will
view the property Possession be given the 25h of
March, 1925. For terms, apply to
JOSEPH WALKER, Jr.
JACOB BARKER,
JACOB HOWELL,
Executors.
Marcus Hook, Nov. f6, 1924 310-1Ot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-30
HOME OF FORTUNEl!

CoNINE's OFFICE,
baltimore, Noe. "a. 1924
GECOND Report Of the Drawing of the Third Grand
~ State Lottery of Maryland.
1460 prize of $1,000
663, 6923, 9575, 1147l prizes of 100
9506, 1856. 1889 so
And 1872 prizes each of 10
CT For all the prizes sold at Conincs Office the cash can
be had whenever presented.
The result of the present drawing leaving nearly eve
ry capital prize, still undrawn, (only of $1,000 ha.
wing this day been drawn contributes greatly to the pc.
culary inviting condition of the interesting scheme The
capitals of which undiawn are
FORTY THOUSAND DoLLARsi
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARSi
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS!
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
~ of 10o0-lo Of 5o0-Al of which except four will be
in the wheel floating the next drawing, take place ON
Thursday the Cd Of next month"; December
PRESENT RATE:
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters 50 so
Halves Eighths 50
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-30
ELECTORAL ELECTION.

Rhode BandTfe number Of votes given in this State,
for electors 2S45 of which only 200 opposed
the Adams Ticket
Heaucky-From the returns already received there isl
This Safe
Illinois In this State, Adams eector and two for
jackson have been chosen
Missouri The Kentucky Reporter, of the 18th inst !
that Mr. Clay has obtained the three electoral votes of
his State.
Indiana, Mississippi, louisiana and Alabama iii expec
ted will all so for Jackson There every prospect that
Mr.. Crawford will not be returned TO the House.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-30
A TEACHER WANTED

A PERSON qualified to take charge of School, may
"A hear OF situation by applying to the subscribers.
LEVI SPRINGER,
JOSEPH HEN DRICKSON
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG;
Trustees.
Oakhiil, Christiana Hundred,
November q, 1874 s 30O-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-30

The following copy of the direction of letter recev-
ed at Post Office in this State.
New Castle county state of Delaware from stanton on
Mill town mil and from mill Meriah Cook two
mills and half direct this letter to luke spencer in hast
quick Possible
The Electoral Colleges will meet to morrow at
the seat of government IN the respective States, and
vote for p esiden and Vice President of the United
States.
Congress will meet on Monday next
The Legislature of New York adj ourned Saturday.
Gen. LA FAYETTE arrived in Baltimore at a
late hour on Wednesday night. The next day he
attended the Cattle Show and Agricultural Fair near
that city, and delivered the handsome premiums.
after which he dined with the Agricultural Society.
Leather Sheathing schooner Eliza which was shea
thed with leather NewYork has returned to that port
from the Mediterranean, after absence OF six MONTHS
it is stated that the experiment has fully equaled the
expectations of those who suggested the plan.
Melancholy Occurrence On Tuesday last, the
soop Neptune, on her passage from New York to
Newburgh and when within five miles OF the latter
place, suddenly struck by flaw Of wind upset.
and Immediately sunk, having on board fifty one
persons, thirty four Of achom were drolcned, incud
ing eleven women.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-30

Good Li7ing.-Mr. Sykes of New York city, lately gave
his annual dinner in honor OF Clinton and the Grand Canal
The following the bill Of fare and it may be well tc
mention that the tickets only fifty cents each:
First Course-Green turtle, oyster and OK tail soup
boiled and barbacned fish; chickens ducks geese turk
eys hams; tongues; veal ala mode; legs and Chinese
lamb; flcasees oyster, chicken, bird and rabbit pies
roast, corned and ala mode beef
Second Couse.-G Galapagos turtle ragout, do. steaks
green turtle callpash, do caipee, do steaks; turkeys
ala Franchise snipe pover; woodcock partrdges teal
widgeon; broad-bis; black ducks; wood ducks; brant
canvas back ducks saddles and launches of venison.
Dessert--Plumb marrow, vermicelli and lemon pud
dngs apple, cranberry and pes raspberry tartes
ellies; blancmanges, sylabubs, fruit.
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= DE rR"p3 NJ O"Ohb,
CONINE'S
Lottery and Exchange Office,

No 50 Market Street. the Centre Market, Baltimore
Where all whole tickets issued in this Lottery will be
signed, and shares counergned by the Lottery Commits
soners so that the sau will be responsible for all prizes
which they shall draw.
Orders post paid from all parts of the United States
verng cash prizes of any responsible Lottery will re-
ceye the same prompt attention personal applications,
addressed 10 w. G. CONNIE, BohimmeBy whom the fate
OF tickets will be given whenever requested
Nov. 80.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-30
TO BE RENTED, the Room No. 1903, Market street
Apply at the Ofhce OF the Waterman. Nov. 80.


Flour, superfne, per Dbl. IS 90 to 50 90
Mddngs, do q SO 275
WHEAT, white, per Go h. 03 1os
Do. red, do 90 los
Conn, per 81 lh. SO
The demand for good Wheat has rather increased with
in few days. owing to much of the Wheat coming
markets being very much eaten with the fly and weevil,
which makes great difference in it. We might quote it
at 80 to los cts. according to quality.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-30

"A N7u 4cle Of Erport.The Post, printed at st. Glars
vile, Ohio, Nov IS, says that amerchant in Freepor ar-
rson county, transports ready dressed squirrels east
port whence they shipped to the West India islands
He gives but eighteen cents per dozen for them.
Philadelphia, .Nou. 81.
We learn that the Rev. Mr.. RICHARDS recently
appointed Bishop of the diocess of Michigan. hav-
ing offered to become the bearer of any message OF
peace which The trustees of ST. Mary's church
might be disposed TO send to Bishop CoNwELL,
with view TO heal the unfortunate differences
which have for some years subsisted among the
Catholics in this city, The congregation of that
church held meeting on Wednesday evening, at
which proposition to effect reconciliation was
unanimously adopted. --Franhln Gasette.
The inhabitants ofthe District OF Southwark, public
meeting have resolved to request their representatives TO
use their exertions in the legislature obtain act
of incorporation for Bank TO be located III Southwark
The receipts in the city Treasury Of New-York,
for the two weeks ending on the 10th inst, amount
ed to S46457 60; the expenditures during the same
period, S46,297 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31
EIGHTEENTH CONGRESS, Cd srss,ov.
WEDNESDAY,, DncEMsEa %, 1894
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
SeNIemeni Of fhe \ orlhln,al cnns,

'oete"lem o. ne y Or!hip' ST Coast
On motion ofNlr. Flayd, Of Virginia. IN,
iiouse went again into committee of tha
whole on the bill s. fpr ocrupying the monIh
Of Columbia K,ser," Mr.. A. Stevenson i, ,b.
chair. :" '"e
The amendment yesterday offered by Mr.
'o'hse''' 10 insert, after the rlausc which EN-.
powers me PRESIDENT Ia erect q fort ON ,i,.
Oregon river, in the region of tide wafer y ,j.
'o'o"ha' VIZ: or at such other point as
alter an accurate survey Of the coast and al.
joining c"unlry,' hall be- found most dan.
'agtous fnr the establishment Of a n,;I;,ar,
past" was again read. and adoptrd VIVA
me committee rose, and reported The bill a.
amended.
IL The House,
Mr.. buchaDan moved 10 strike out the 4ib
section, which is as follows: THAT the Pre-
sideni be, and he is hereby directed To op.n
\ port of entry within the said territory. whom
ever be- shall deem the public good may re-
quire il, and siiaU appoint sudb officers as may
be necessary Tor the same after which. fhc
re,enue laws OF the United States shall rx
le"d 20, and be in full i0rce in, said territory )"
!" when (th"pgh on all other grounds highly
approving it) hr objected. as iuipifrri syith
me treaty with Great Britain. BY that treaty.
a Tree and open trade is g1aranlird. in cam
years, WHICH is dramatically 10 opposition Il,
tie establishment Of port of entry, and the
consequent demand OF duties from British
traders 10 the Oregon.
MI Gaz'hy Thought that, as the treaty was
me supreme law ni he land, the establish
Inrni y! port of entry would only cause dn
Ties TO be collected from other powers. tbc
.Teaiy stipulation protecting the trade of G. reat
Britain from those duties.
Mr.. Floyd explained. The gentleman would
perceive, II he looked once mo,e at The ser
hon, mat The establishment Of a por, of entry
was only To take place whrn the prcsidrn
shat deem that the public good NAV rc
| quIre IT." II did not interfere win The on.
Joyment OF an equal trade by both parties
during the period stipulated by the ;reatv
but WAS Intended To put our ci;zens. as earl,
~ possible, on IN advantageous f,oting far IN,
prosecution of COMMERCIAL enferpTise
Nc. Taylor, OF n. Y. then rose. and rnore,
to amend the bill, by striking out the Who'll
~ the 9th section which empowers in. Pee
-,dept to appoint Governor, Judges. &c r,
the territory, and defines their powers, ecoIn
Denls, &c-l He approved ofthat Dart Of tb,
b'll which provides for The establishment az
military posi- but be thought that tue erect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31
FRESH IMpoKTED FALL GOODS.

HOuN = WILLIAM GiLLiArr, have. receives, r-r ,h.
~ late arrivals fom LO'on Live pool iieir Faii s,up
ply o. GOODS whic, have been selected with grrn,
ioi Cast ,hey oer diem sale On accon.odatiur
i,rIu',
ie~t London Cuts aud cniorS pc.
Tough aud Brsilh,ya-s, ana james Gontiy am, SON
double mI.lei naFI cniipns
"nrI. russ. au,! strip-d blankets
Waite. red yriin green fanneis and green bnzes
p3tule uitieu irsI1 rln;!s
S.ur, green Crah nrl mkt pnins
Due, J'uwn drnb asd mix III crtIis
olive, ara, aud hiur ienrnoughts ft.rr.
fi.,r'- phaZr,ts ar.tne maids assorted me- !, ma,
s'"ui A. Irish linens and diapers
S~rUian -zuaburgs
itdhrtts he 81 brow stout aud pale ale
i""y CS sn"h |" small co>ss OF superior quality.
1l:0, IA StO'r, and reee,pi,ic--
-So bags prime GreenCOfre, part s is the new IRON
~ cf>hs scott Co.'s, and Oiiyina y CO - did Iuu,in
fnrt'cu"r Madeira Vine, Imported direct snn,, al
which vas selected Tnni ihr Vintage OF 1917 Of a u,
cninr hne favour, and Is highly approved.
C'ioh"r l. 4S-,C
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FoRTMEss MoNRoE.

,x,,,, soy. ~ 1924.
s'l'E undersigned will receive sealed pso;psais nj the
hrSt ~ i"nnaT next, the suppy of sixteen thou
s'nd peTches p fU>E fnr the service this
ana zen thou' lnd t'r that of tort Caihsun (i, Ran
S"mls) j sH-iiveres Ia he made ~ follow ;, viz
AZ F''rress Mnnroe, before tie expisa'irm nf Torches
Tue quarter ending on The 50ih lane 1875 { 1901
AZ co dp during Ste succeeding quarter 7OU
~ u" "" dnr'ng the hsi qrsgter he 3. 2OOU
NJ fort Caih"un hei"rr the expiration q iie
qaaft.r ending the 50i June 1925. 25JD
Az 90 dr during the succeeding quarter
=. ending on the 5Oih September 5000
AT 90 duting the whole Of the last quar-
Ter OF 'heycar $500
The Stone 90 le of the very best building, ard ~ he
most uifais quniiiyearI to have g1od beds and
lace-the sencth and breadth greater than and ~
pear such proportions 90 the thickness to- admit of
Eo"G nond and To he Of such sze require lest
two men 10 lit IL.
ne inspections 10 be made exclusively by the Ergi.
eer uheer u each post nv such other person
We appointed Wy bin to discharge that du'y.
Pfcpo.hls Willie received either the vi hole urnn,
~ Stohe required, for parts sbereo pro-
poser Is Wiling Ca. undertake.
See"fily to the amount OF third Of each contract
WIZ be required, and the Of the persons r,ended
10 nr oHfed a. securities for faithful execution a.y
part or Soc the Whole OF The ms he forwarded
Nth the proposals Separate articles and bonds will bt
entered Into FOR each parcel
Nov o. > 30 LII '
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TUIJS'V SaI,E UE I.ANil

virtue at seed OF tiust executed 10 ihe9h
s9 January 1919 AID recorded ia the COUNT
oi pusyvdna, shall proceed sci, p,,ihc auction.
Tor cash nn ray 'ie 2ch Of January 1925, iar
ne sNi lair 81 ~ thereafter, sundays svie,lnt the
enee oi Ch1ii > Carec in P!.'.ylvauh comfy one third
oi tract o' ihd supposed 20GO acres lying
the fenu;ies ~, beor and Pi>,i.nna. The above land
IS .aiaa'ic, large proportion being first
and tw 10. nIA uif IN lots sui purchasers. A. Tho
unis an' place OF sa, the deed ut al he
rxhued, and the subscribers will convey the iit
which they derive from ,iie said deed which is hrle, to
he "hqnf>tionabl,- ChESWkLL DABNEY,
NAk 3D hI--A oA.t IESssE NIlRrNN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31

aNs LAY from the subscriber byinr H. Motto, .
h cp,,,yy; ~ ihe 10Th 81 Ocnbcr last negro man
named HfH hgbt complicated. absul MY years
age btshy head Of hair, = scar on III. ,os, 10 ce.
onrd ~ sseliing, witch pr. soothsn called White
sueng-he v about FIVE feet ten inches b Oh i,d IN
when he went away cotton shirt and ma S'slro, n
black coat aod striped vest 1 will pay legal rhsre,s
any person delivering said Henry 10 src1re bi
i nnv iai thar grt him againiiiS mother a. $40
ne Thomas Goode Me- Anderson in south C,s,c;, +,
soe years past will give the above the delivery of
sa;d slave to M. EyWAkD HAMPER,
Eoaosay, Dec. ~. wv 4wE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31

MAKSiiAL,S SALE.

pursuance. at a'iccree az The Superior Court ~
ee,y oF the ,t,chmond District, pronounced the . |,
a! nj February, 1928 III the l'uvingion VS. Boast
shall on an,iy ti;e 23 day of January next rr Tor
ale, to ih= inquest 'rer tnuc Auction Cash o.
'ie premises, CERTAIN Mill pd Mil Sci,e GA l, al
Greek, IN the County OF Cbeserld, and known b, ils
name oi Cov"eions ainii ugether with If land
upon each side o si,d and against winch IA
ends vi saId .Mi Dam atut,i."
J.GuEnIlANr. II 5. @. n II.
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JAY IS,
MUSH ISLAND LAM

F2IlE persoaNhp has i'asei uy last VI ,h island
l. having requested tn be OF the contract this r,u
il again offered tor more wears. rl-
ereat fertility of its so aud its adaptation the growth
OF Cotton Corn aud I'll rIaising of Pork, render one III
she hest farms the Roa,le ho mi
made proposals requested baud
heir proposals. JOS: TkkNr
Richinond, Dec. 9. 6s--2,.u q
NJ H. Tine Editors az the Petersburg !nteiyencer are re-
INSET above syii their IA.
cA,.rr In sIirirp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31
PERSONAL. PROPERTY FOK SALE

WILL b. sold 10 the hghest bidder Monday Ibe 81
w day ~ JrnHsty nexi (i8l5J Elk Island. ~ ihe
c,univ ctGnOchiend within miles of Carierrhe, hiiy
NkdROEs, brlnneing To the Of tbe hic tloeio'
James $. Gillian, consisting of men wonseo md children
most Of the valuable iedbasfs as any IN The
hundred barrels Of otn - vnte Sfetceent oxen. ~
HORSES and Melee Is or 20 besd - Cattle, hundred
description &C. Nc &c rms of sale all arirr 80
dollars CASH all sums ovs 30 dollars q menths credit
pure ha,er giVior b,,.i 9Th approved security.
I0lN GILLIAN, Es'ors of
2iiEo 4. GILLIAN }Jas Gillian
Dec 7. 6f--ids
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TREASURY DEPAR'rMESr,
nm. iil 1871

June 80, 1871
NIoTICE is hereby given the proprieios Of The Ex-
changed per cent Stock of 1872 issued in pursu.
ance OF An Act ii Congress, entitled An aau izing
subscription ~ tue On! Six cent. anh Deferred Stocks
and providing nr AN exchange of the same passed
9TH VI Iuy, isi2tiat the principal ci the SAM Stock
10. interest which he due thereon the
paid To the said prorieors ~ their duty au
thorise,l, o the first day o Janua'y 1925,
In Washington, or such loan Office, the books
oi any portion nj said StotK stand.
Information ~ further given that surrender of The
Certificates ut the said Exchanged per Stock viii
be required ut !h time "i redemption, and
rest thereon WIN cease ant determine the
December, 1874. WAi. u. CnASEFpuD.
- Secretary Of the Treasury.
IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31

w The ENoutnER is published twice week srr.rn,.
Is, aud rec times during al The S,,,,
Ltsaturs-pr,ce, the heretofore Five Dollars
payable an adv Notes al CHI tered
pyiag 3an.s oniy) wall ue received pa, icnt H.. E,i
nrs viii guarantee The safety OF rentna them by mali
tie y stage OF all letters being paid, by the Writers
- No paper will he discontinued (nt at the
OF the E'it"rs until all arrearage have heen paid u
II Wh,ever viii GUARANTEE the ynent OF nine
shall have n tenib gratis.
TEltMS OF ApvERTISlNG.
One square, iess-Eirst in.erun rs ceuts-e,eI,
Continuance, so cents.
advertisement insert until il has either iesn paid
Tor or hssome 10y person this city, IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31

stf iesai'es Daniel Button iesirius at LEI.
"g iifpse wei hno~n Pats Tor oi ,elrs--;hp,
are si;ia-d IN ii-nrco cnhy adjoining Deep Pit,s
ani about eleven niiss he ciy-FUr infr u,-tio
call on hrub"n BARRON Thomas Bur;on WHO can ~
see" IN 'he premises, aud slipulate the terms.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-31

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA
IE annual meeting OF The Stockholders, for The eIer
q ucn al Directors ios he Bank amt ,,r the Officers
uiscrun ar, Deposit, will b held Wednesday ,hr -
ga. ~ january nr~' WM. NLKEAYIS CASHIER.
:.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

-,,o, Aoy y, iaei.
NJoFiCE is hereby given the pfoprietors OF tie &c
ven Pc Gent Stocs issued in pursuance OF the Act
NJ Congress passed ihe 9Th f-brulrv l8Ii b,I he
prnc p'i Vi s,d interest lien may liz n,.
teren ~ the nr, viii III paid the stid pro retors q.
'tief Attorneys daily authorized. FIST d.y of J.,
nufy i5so At iii" rrraury in Y1saingt,n or AZ sucl,
t"'n once ontne Dooss When any pO of said STOCK
ma, stapd. -
i;'orni,ii,n is further given that surrender Of the,
Crfii'si'es OF The said Sscn Per Cent Stock will ,e n
rfei al The time Oi redemption, and thnt tLe Interest
thrreon Win crr.s ani derrnu- the 81 ,av OF Iec
S-l WI n. CRAW FORD, secry Of the Treasury.
IRE q S2-21uf. n
VIE annual meeting the Stockholders i The Bank
Virginia Will brd ilieir is-nking House i'm liz ~;
oil Richmond on the Monday n January ~ xt
=, WA DASUiIlDGE, Cashier
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TRUST SALE OF vALOABLE FGOfEKlY.

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE PEUrEkiY.
NN Fray ia. 2isthay Of January, 1928, %iii be sod 70
~ the highest bidder Genitoe the county OF PO~ha
half Of valuable manufacturing and Grlsi
Mil the River ApPomaicx in The county afre
Til m nas two pair Of Burr and pair Of Corr stones
is To- he heart Of t,ickly settled negh5orhood and re-
svs snoo.ty from four 10 hive hundred barssIs toi
eorn II believed Mil in the county more ya-
usbIe dian hi The is made IN pursuance OF oesn
az trssf executed nv the lits George WILLIAMSON 70 'ne
suscrier for purposes therein rle"one Rnd - Oi
Ysrord In the County Court Of Powhs'nh'
Terms enc half cash. the balanee 10 WE'VE months inc
purebaser giving bond with p.Sceptinosbie security
~. % tgyt 1O-ids
a. -, san,r tine and place will he sold valuable
.,iiisr sccas,osued 80 the Sia h''ii-r'etms caso'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-03-09

IllE uie s'gHrt urnefy of tichuund Va. has esia
. Iis"d O're ~ Frankfort Ientucsv the trans
action al Huerss tor residents uthe Land
take TrsSes>"n hv nav tayos ON IL
tn collect ia his, settle estates, &c. For MARI vi
tii> business I've pngages The tr,t the stp a
OF aHd, owned NV several large Virginia comnancs and
Dispersed ih'oHEnnut ibis has necessary
bin 10 proFidr connected plots information 10 tides
soil and value of lands such enable him
with comparative facility furnish
law OF The last session of the Legislature KentucLv
settlement made Of
(~h certain exccpiiuDs) before tire 1925 I'M
business, and he las provided assistants tense aud secure
lands against tie operation Of tat Letters directed 60
Frankfort, (poSt pnid) viii he attended
Refer to the hon. Thomas Todd, George ~. Vhi ANA
JohnJ. Critiouden Frankfort, Kentucky hon: Thos
T. Dovlin for whom have done extensive business OF
this kud the hon John w Green and VIM S. Archer -
also, ~ Messrs Robert Pollard r. Peyton Richmond
Jones and VIM. Prrnis. Pe,ersbuig Alexander
Charles II. Smith, Norfolk.
ROBERT TRPLTlT.
~ The services to lie rendered business of tbskipJ
are Of Suci nature that il is impossible term
they must depeEd the difficulties attending Iask g.,
be performed. Ii would therefore he more agreeable t
mr. u persons wishing business DONE would thense,s
n't willing TO accept time will he LOST the prosecu
lion OF thr business f nor, my oieciious will he made
known The business j. expensive here services ar,
required thr i'll lac compensated speedily the bur
sinesS ilselt an advance viii I've required.
MIR. Thomas Green of Richmond will make contracts
and arrangements heba persons prefer il 10 COM
muhcaiing VIII me directly. II. r.
u. 7. will rrmnin Virginia until about tie Isl OF MAY
next aud will he in Richmond from AptiI I'LL that til
March 8. IO1 - auS,ytf