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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-21
From the Long Island Star of spyil I.

- "770"" F7ruT y WTW It.
-, Last summer turkey cock, the property of Mr..
no,nas brand, OF Pentlow, in this county, " took
head OF poultry namely, early in the spring he
Matched hive eoslings then he took TO a ducks
nes', and Matched II ducklings: next ascending a
sSep which hung over his head, and driving awsy
a hen which had been sitting there a week. he
Matched fine brood of 10 chickens; again be.
taking himself to nest wherein eggs were laid
osl'y' and sitting closely Tor three weeks he hatch
60 one or Two in day as the eggs had been laid,
~ more and last OF all, fixing himself again
upon ducks nest, he hatched more dncL, Thms
ehoeo Inc summer labors OF this extraordinary ,ur
KEY '"'k whois now strntting about the farm ward.
among Ms numerous tribes, with the authority
wnlch MS unNearied and patient perseverance to
bring thsm forth enutIes him to exercise.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
VIA. Il. EITZWHYLSoHgI1.
Keeps constantly on hand,

SPECTACLES mounted in silver, steel and
~ tortoise shell; also Goggles, Spectacles with
double glasses and new glasses, ,chite and green,
TO put into old frames, which he will have done at
the shortest notice.
GLOBES, Mathematical Instruments, Mar
nets, Thermometers, Water colours, black and
red Crayons, Pencils, Drawing Books and Paper.
WALKING CANES, Pen and Pocket Knives
and Pocket Books
BIBLES, TEsTAMENTs, Prayer and
Hymn Books.
VIOLINS, German Flutes, Flageolets, Ga
rIonets, Flies, Instruction Books and Music for
different instruments, Music Books and Paper,
Strings, Bows, Bridges, Pegs and Reeds.
SCHOOL BOOKS, Greek, Latin, French
and English, with general assortment of Lite
rary Works.
BLANK BOOKS Of all descriptions, for Mei
chants or County Court Offices, ruled and made
to any pattern, with OF without eint lines, Patent
Backs and Russia Bands.
Large writing, Foolscap and Letter Paper, IN
great variety, and Parchment
Old Books rebound, and all kinds of binding
done IN the haDdsomestand mostdurabe manner.
Every article sold on the lowest terms, and all
orders promptly attended to.
January 81. Ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
PETERSBURG, Feb. 6.
TOWN MEETING.

at an adjourned meeting of the citizens of
Petersburg, held at the court house, on Tuesday
Evening, February3, 1924.
John III. Brown, Esq. in the Chair.
Edward Pescud, Secretary.
The committee to whom had been referred
the preamble and resolutions, submitted bv MIR.
1ancey, on Friday last made the following re-
port, which was unanimously agreed to.
The Citizens of Petersburg, assembled in
Town Meeting, to devise and adopt the neces.
sary preliminary arrangements, for celebrating
IN an appropriate manner, the ensuing 22d of
Feb. and likewise united in expressing their
sympathy, for the cause of the struggling Greeks,
and to join in the general contribution of the
people of the U. States to their aid---agrcc to
the following preamble and resolutions =
That to celebrate the birth, and to cherish the
memory of him, who 60 first in peace, first in
war, and first in the hearts of his countryrnen. u
we consider as duty sacred to gratitude, an 4
dear to patriotism, as u debt Justly owing n,
ourselves, and which posterity will never &c asC
to pay -
That IN reverting to the cause ofthe Aroeri
can Revolution, and in calling to mind the. vir.
tues and the suferings of WASHINGTON. ane
ms Compatnots, we have before US the cyan.
pie of people weak in resources, vet poyyerfp1
in the spirit offreedom, nobly darinp, to assert
-
their rights, in the face of tyranny--and we are
taught strongly to sympathise with all other ma.
tons, who seek their Liberties by an appeal fc
arms--and especially those, who, starting from
the sleep of centuries, hurt az their infdeI apd
barbauousopprcssor the gauntletofdefiance.
That in contemplating the happy condition,
and splendid prospects Of our country, the bless.
ed effects, and glorious promises of free insitu.
dons--We are sensible of, and rejoice at the
influence OF such spectacle, as well upon Che
secret conclaves ofDespots, as upon the deter.
mined resolves of friends Of freedom, through
out the civilized world -
That It affords us the most lively satisfaction
to perceive, as well from the appeal of the Sen.
ate OF Calarnata to the people of the u. States
dated IN 1921, as from the representation adj.
dressed by MIR. Luriottis, the Greek Agent IN
London to our Government, that notwithstand.
ing the distance between us, the infreauency
OF intercourse, and the radical difference Of Ian.
gua5e7 the modern Greciaus entertain ideas the
most orrect, and favorable TO our Republican
System, and of the genius of our people and
That We rejoice 70 understand, from the sane
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
CAREY STREET
HinAesy and H\ank-Book
MTANUEACTDRx,
Opposite Mayo's Bridge.

Opposite .Haycs Bridge.
FEyIE subscriber respectfully informs the the pub
Il lie, that he still carries on the BOOK-BIN D.
ING in ali It's bra nches and at the same time re-
turns his thanks to his friends and customers for
their liberal encouragement. He is now closely
engaged, workman, i'll the above line OF busi-
moss and promises that all kinds of work committed
to his care, shall DC done with degree of accuracy,
ncatness and durability calculated to render salts
faction, as it respects materials workmanship and
reasonable prices, (they being his great objects;)
and sincerely hopes by strict application to bust
ness, he will be deserving OF encouragement in his
present situation.
Having had considerable experience in Europe
and America, the subscriber assures those who are
unacquainted with him, that he will not at least be
found inferior in executing work of any kind and
should any thing III this city, as II respects the
binding or materials of book be pronounced supe-
rior he should like to be favored with view of
the same, i'll order that he may be Instructed in
making one for comparison, if possible-as me-
chauic's mind and hand can always find room for
Improvement, particularly when he meets with SUI
perior workmanship.
He has provided himself with an assortment of
large size PAPER such Super Royal, Royal,
.Nedittn,, Denny Foolscap and Folio Post, for Mer-
chants Account Books and public Offices generally,
which will be ruled and made to order by any pat
tern, equal any in this country or no charge will
be made for the same.
Also, on hand, Russia English and American Calf
SKINS Parchment, Vellum and Morocco, of various
colors, suitable for all kinds of binding.
I,edeers, Journals, Day, Cash, Invoice, Tobacco,
Bill and Check Books; Deed, Will, Execution, Or
der Docket, Fec and Minute Books, are all made
of the best materials and of the most suitable pat
terms, with despatch.-Particular attention will be
paid to all orders, either in the city from dis
tance.
W Members OF the Legislature are respectfully
invited to leave their orders at the Bndery, if
more convenient at the Compiler Office.
Ali kinds of Bindings including extra calf or mo-
rocco gilt, will be done in handsome style, on very
reasonable terms.
NIB. small assortment Of BLANK BOOKS
and CHECKS, kept regularly for sale.-All
orders thankfully received and promptly executed,
and forwarded, well packed, to any part of Vir-
gna FREDERlCk A. MAYO.
January 80. ts2 Agent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
Trust Sale.

NV the 21st day of August 1922 Deed o.
~ Trust, was executed to the subscribersby Jane
Hill, of the town of Manchester, whereby was convey
edto them Tractof Landlying in the sounty of Pow
hatan, and containing about ninety acres
The subscribers as Trustees, will offer the said
Tract Of Land for sale to the highest bidder for
cash, at Powhatan Court House, on Thursday the
2lst day Of February next.
RICHARD o. HENDERSON,
JESSE HI&.
Jan. so. fdso
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10

IL The CONSTITUTIONAL WING as published
f,cice week, (Iacsdays' and Fridays0 at fire dol
lars per a,uutn p0yabie loiitin ser months, by oil
echo are original Subscribers, become so IN nineiy
days from Mis date-and IN adrance for oil tho
subscribe thereafter
n For adrertising-iGiy CENTS a square (orless)
for The first insertion df 81 l2 cents for each con-
ti,suance.-Iae number Of insertions mast he noied
on The NJ. s., oher1ise they rW be continued and
charged accordingly.
~ advertisements from tie country TO he paid
for Alliance, assumed ty some responsible iadi
U;d'ul IN THIS place or Manchester.
u" IN letters 10 The Editors must be post paid,
on. N,e4 sciN recetre no dttellito1s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
No. 3, Eagle Row.

- AoAO~ SkAS>AsSy.
OF THE FOLLOWING KINDS:
Gentlemens calf skin Boots, 1st ID, and Sd quality,
Ditto, ditto, Bootees, do. do. do
Ditto, ditto, Shoes, do. do do
Ditto, Morocco Pumps, with & without heels.
Lads Shoes, LIST and ID quality.
Ladies' best calf skin Bootees,
Ditto, ditto Morocco ditto,
Ditto, ditto, ditto, walking Shoes, list. Cd.
3dquality,
Ditto, ditto, tea coored ditto, ditto,
Ditto, ditto, seal skin do. do. do. do do and
Ditto, ditto, black figured e. plain Satin Slippers,
Ditto, ditto, ditto, English Prunela ditto.
Ditto, ditto, black Morocco Slippers 1st ID, and
Sd qualities,
Ditto, ditto, tea colored ditto,
Ditto, white Semc silk ditto,
Ditto, blue ditto, ditto,
Ditto, Mazarine ditto, ditto,
Ditto, pearl colored ditto, ditto
Ditto, Salmon ditto, ditto, ditto.
Chlldrens red, green, tea coored, 6 Morocco boots,
Ditto, leather Boots,
Mems coarse bound and unbound Bootees and Shoes
Boys ditto ditto, ditto, ditto, ditto,
Womens ditto, and fine leather ditto ditto
AS the most of the above articles are va ie in our
mandatory, and of the best ma terials which he
procured, we ilatter ourselves we shall continue 70
meet with the liberal patronage we have hitherto re-
ceived.
WE HAVE ALSO ON HAND.
Leather Travelling Trunks, of all sizes,
Seal skin ditto ditto
Hair ditto ditto
fortmanteaus, Emmerson's celebrated Razor Strops
And an elegant assortment of gen;lemens' and la
dies Pocket Books.
The above articles have been procured at very rp
duced prices, and will be sold the most reasonable
terms.
Jan. 80. 4wo
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Sugar x X,oHee.

|uNHE Cargo of tn. brig frances will be landed
II IN a day or two, consisting of
lot Bags PRIME GREEN COFFEE,
10 Ilhds Jamaica Sugar,
Loaf Sugar and Window Glass.
We are now receiving, and will receive in few DAYS
lOO Barrels Loaf Sugar, of various qualities,
200 Boxes Window Glass
.Moncure, Robinson s, Pleasants
January 81. rel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.


YE1Hc subscriber is authorised to sell, THE
u TRACT OF LAND OF Doctor Robert II. Rose,
in the county Of Amherst. 1t is situated Harriss
creek, q considerable branch of James river, and
within about miles of the town of Lynchburg. 1t
contains :563 lcrcs-about go of which cleared
80 OF it prime Low Grounds-the balance OF the
tract is heavily tiubered This entire tract of
land Is very rich and we'll adapted to the culture
of tobacco. On the creek embraced in this tract
of land there is fine mill seat. Few tracts of land,
Of its extent, can be of value than this. If
private sale h effected before Thursday the 4th
day of March next, it will that day, if fair if
the next flr day thereafter, Sundays excepted, at
II O'Clock, positively and Internationally be
Sold before the door OF the Franklin Hotel, in the
town OF Lynchburg, at public auction. The terms
will be made accommodating. the sale be made
ut auction, the cred; will be i'll equal payments at
one and years from the date of the sale. Bonds
with approved security will be required.
RICHARD POLLARD.
January Of. tdsl
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domestic Goods

we hare on hand, & ;oNreccire in a feso days, about
f0n Packages Domestic Piaids, Shectings and
AOO Shirtings, of the most approved manu-
facture i'll the United States
.Moacure, Robinson S, Peasants.
January 81. Isl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
JOHN II. BROWN, Chairman.
EDWARD PESCUD, Sec,ry.

Domestic .HoutfdctureS.-We are .sratfcd Il.
learn that 4 company was some time since ioYmcs
IN New Jersey, for the purpose Of manufacturing
nfee', and has succeeded beyond tho most sa-uino
expectations Of the individuals composing it. The.
steel which they have already made, has been ,:ic
IN various ways and is found to be OF tine frss quail
ity. 1t is worthy ofremark, that the steel which
was made from native iron, found 20 be louch
preferable TO that manufactured from Swedish and
Russian mon it was more malicatlo ard duc;ila,
and possesses greater elasticity, waile it was sus
ceptibie OF as high temper rs cast steel.
The company has taken Iuea i,.res to have tht.
quality of their steel tested, by making arrange
ments with the Secretaries of the War and NAVY
Departments, have it tried in the a-mories of the
United States. We trust thar it will coual tn.
wishes OF the enterprsing entlecn, who will thus
confer favour on their Country, ty furnishing AZ.
other means of industry ind independence
L. S. Gazette.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10

Mr.. johnson, the ,mwearied and eloquent friend
Oh reiglolls freedorn has obtained leave to report
OH IN TIE Senate OF the state of Marylau.s.
the OBJECT OF which will be, to admit such per-
SONS as of lieve ed in state of future rewards and
puhishUents, to hold Offices of trust or profit in
lhe sta tie. We most sincerely hope, that such
measure will be at least presented to the con.
S,aer4ton of the people of Maryland, who, they
ln'pk Proper, could defeat it at the next session,
AMI prevent its becoming part of the constitu-
th'n. MIR. JohnSon's bill removes the objection
which many had to the bill which was lately re-
'Jected by the House of Delegates That bill
pr DIVIDED no test whatever, which, though in o1,7.
opinion the better plan, was one reason why il did
rot succeed. The modification proposed b. NJ.
johnson will, we hope, remove all difficulties.
| .ha'yland Republican,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10

articles axe among those tn at will be offered viz
Cloths and Casslmeres, large stock of Rib
Cassnetts, bomoazetts, bonS of various widths
Bombazines, and colours
Zig d q plain Poplins, Silk, Worsted, Cotton
Florences L Lcvan,ines and Thread Hosiery
OF various colours, Apron Checks,
Handsome Plaid Silks, White and Coloured
Figured 81 plain Sat,ins Domestcs,
A large exten'ive as morocco Needle and
sortment OF Tire lad Cases and
Cotton Shawls and Pocket Books
handkerchief, Pearl, Gilt, Cambria,
Buck, Kid, and Beaver Lace Thread But
Gloves, TONS
"a and b-4 Cambrlcs Jet Beds, Buckles and
Cambria Muslins, Clasps, 5O.O 900 Needles
Jackonet and Mul Mul Bonnet Wire in spools,
90. Corduroys, Silk and
Figured & Plain Leno Tabbv Velvets.
and Book do. Irish Linens,
Campric Prints and Linen Cambria and
GrT, mans, Bandanno, Cambria Handkerchief
rag and Spitalheld Silk & Lace Shaws and
Handkerchief, Handkerchiefs.
Crcasslan fialds, Gilt and Common Pins,
Merino Circassians, Black s. White GAUGES
leila Handkerchiefs & Bobbinetts
Scarfs, Sewing cot,oni,
superior assortment spools. balls g bapk,
Of Thread Laces Rattinetts
White and Coloured Colorue Water
Versailles Vestings, Power Loon, Sb;r,;,
Jeans, Dimties V;ol;n c.;e
lotion 10 = ds'itiieles, Quality & Bed Bind
Worsted Vests and ings,
Drawers, Figured & Plain Black
Cotton 81 Angola do Silk Cravats yera
large assortment of elegant
Nurseries Quilts otdif- Russia Drills & Sheet
Ierent sizes, ings, Worsted s. Cotton
Damask Table Covers Tassels, White Cot,o,
ana ISapK1ns' Fringes, some extream-
Merno Shawls and Iv meat
S ccaris' Muslin Robes, White &
Canton Grape, Coloured Ginps
Handkerchefs and Chinele. for ernbro;do-
Scarfe, rv Sc
Sd, Humhums,
a0 many Other articles, TOO numerous for the
limits Of an advertisement.
Our friends and customers, and the public gene
iaiiy' are invited to call and examine our goods
before the sale takes place, as we will sell at
reduced prices, by wholesale and retail and we have
no hesitation In saying that great bargains will be
offered.
J. L. & S. JOSEPH.
UJ All persons indebted, are requested to come
forward and settle their respective accounts: and
persons to whom we are indebted, are also request
ed to bring in their bills for settlement.
Feb. 6.-tds IL $
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TENf1E Partnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm of BROOKE & HUBBARD, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent ExuM
D. HUBBARD, Is authorised, to settle the bu-
SinesS of the concern.
RICHARD BROOKE,
EXUM S. HUBBARD.
Jan. 30th, 1924.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TENHE subscribers have this day, connected
Il themselves in business under the firm of
BROOKE &COSBYS. They keep their store
under the Bell Tavern. Any business, en-
trusted TO them, will be particularly attended
to. Any article deposited with them for sale,
| aGberal advance will be made i'm cash
RICHARD BROOKE,
JOHN COSBY,
SAMUEL COSBY.
Jan. both, 1924.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
Cotton Xarn, Bar Nron,

COUNTRY STEEL, sc.
IYe haYejtst received from JNc,o York,
AZ Bales Cotton Yarn from No. ) to II,
III 10 tors Bar Iron,
) do. Country Steel.
AND HAVE IN STORE,
30 barrels Loaf and Family Sugar,
600 casks Nails from the Belle Isle Factory, and
Frcebon's Patent Ploughs.
All OF which will be sold low for cash, or nego-
table paper
BisOCKENBROUGH & IIARVIE.
January27 ts1
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VALUABLE STOCK OF
ID ny @ o. O. ID S q

vHNHE Subscribers, intending to decline their pre-
Il sent business, will offer for sale, at public
auction, under the management of .Nessrs Moncurs.
Robinson g. Pieasants, On MONDAY, the 22d of
March MEET, their entire
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
J. L. & S. JOSEPH.

% JOOBPH.
b' All persons indebted, are requested to come
forward and settle their respective accounts; and
persons to whom we indebted, are also request
ed to bring in their bills for settlement.
Feb. 6.-tds J. L. g. s. j.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10

;. W'm many other articles, TOO numerous for the
limits Of an Advertisement
Our friends and customers, and the public gene
rally, are invited to call and examine our goods.
before the sale takes place. as we will sell at very
reduced prices by wholesale and retail and we have
no hesitation In saying that great bargains will be
offered.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-02-10
sTCcK OF DRY Goors.

HihoM any reserce.-The following enumerated
articles axe among those tina will be offered viz:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-27
Philadelphia Tavern Property
For PRIV.AT'E SHE.

fENE long established and valuable stand sign of the
Il WHITE HORSE, and Wilmington Stage Office. No
= Bank Street at present in the of David Johns
ms property constitutes valuable establishment
Tavern and Livery Stable, and would well suit any
wishing to engage in that business, from either the State
OF Delaware or Marylnd considerable number of the
customers irequenng the House are from those two
States Being the centre Of business, and having been
SO long Gept as public house, renders desirable and
lucrative situation An ndsputabe title, clear of incum
the purchaser Persons wishing TO purchase will please
70 apply for particulars JoHN c. DAVIS boarding with
MF. David Johns, upon the premises.
Philadelphia, Dec 10, 1923. 2-2m
". u. Possession will be given on the first day of April
next.
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In TIE Court Of Choncery Of The STATE Of Delawaye.
for Snsser COUNTY.


In TIE Court Of Chancery Of The STATE Of Deq1pare u, a.
| for !Susser copntv. ~
| Between David Conwell, James Peeryo
| ~ oe 800 nn;J Si,a"I 81.
| iJ,,n,or AMI lana bic VII. 1o,sr,
| and 1asenh peerv infants. ~ ,be;r
| nov, I,icnd Robert Hunter AMI Iames
| per-. Nor, pI;,a sarah Iia",er as1
| william n paerv ;nfan,s nv I,oh ",.
! Hunter their Guardian Cor,bIojnon,s
And william Hickey anJ Wa"c, Bill in En,iv
his wife. John MsWhorlor and Mar
lie VIZ la.a NJ Sa,raro "' E,ano,y
and Reuben seraIs. and Maria and
| Saroh St.mart sna I o,,;na aIio,,n
Nav william and Reuhen I','r"ar
Defendants.
Irnon the ,eti,ion ne lance peer,, foo.ar
tone If ead Comns;ron,s ,h;s N'o ol James, and
Chancellor and unon reading nm aa;J presented Tie
nears Ibot nm he 3tst T', of III, 1909 whereby ap
lCourt was made by which the said Aet,s ,uer o. s
and Rcnhen Turner defenJans as troa"i ~ay, William
lto appear in this Court and in This Cause ~ od,d
therein mentioned, or that the ComDlanants mn e. g%
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-27
BENJAMIN POTTAGE.

bI1NJANIIN POTTAGE,
copper and Tin Plate Worker.
NJ ILL continue to carry on his business until tho let y
o. March, when he will expose to Public Sale, his
household and kitchen furniture, with whatever may be
iel'a ,,n on hand OF his stock in trade
piso, IuaUicd 10 carry on the above business, and
10 make tin machinery for Cotton and oolen
' pa may meet with bargain by applying TO
NIB persons indebted to D. POtage are requested to
ahe immediate payment, and those having demands will
present their accounts for settlement. s DN''''''
Wilmington, Jan. 9, 1894. f.
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ACADEMY.

EE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for tie education Of youth
OF pom sexes IN all the various branches of useful Educa-
ton and he aatters himself that he has given
satisfaction to those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pu
pls' ne again solicts share Of public patronage.
VIM. BASS Orange Street, Wilmington.
Night School viii commence on Monday.
October 18th, 1926. 90
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A HOUSE AND LOT ron SALE

next adjoining north Of the Friends Mec,in iIoso
and west Of The Catholic Chapel Of ST. Peter bo~nJad b
PASTURE, Queen, Hanover aud West streets to~ctber
wilh me DfcE house and garden West street now in
Pasture street, and commodious frame wor, sb" on
Queen street may be sold together OF divided to s Sn
purchasers. For terms inquire Of 49, "e
Wilmington, / mo. H. ii'isHia ;:
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NOTICE.

MHEREAS, WiRiam -Dfirdick. of WILMINGTON. did or
w the 18th January inst execute an assignment to The
subscriber of all his goods chatte rights credits and ef
fects, in trust for the benefit of his creditors:
,hhNEFoRE all persons who indebted to the said
ed TO make immediate payment and such as have claim.
10 EXHIBIT them for settlement to ANN MURDICK
Jan, Is 1924 SIT
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Wanted to hire by the wear.

A rEhSoN who understands the different brancbo e
n hrmng' sober industrious, single man thai az
ment by applying to f If,S,, gg"yU111.rage'
600
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The Female Hospitable Societv

Grateful to- generous public for the liberal doDo,;onsho
slowed on former occasions, again solicit aid Owing t The
unusual sickness, the past season. many worthy families are
suffering for the necessaries of life :
cripiions will be acceptable VI " Nes'
Any article will be received by Mrs. BUCHANAN. south
east corner OF Market and Second streets
| Wilmington, January s. ID