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400 Noilars Reward

kuNANAt iron, ilr soIsrrlhrr an Ito
~ h"y "l lhis month, two negro men.
named lIIHCE and MOSLo, James Riva,
Ahttim'n. fritsc hnA u dark br0uu .tpontb
shih' VIII very l'i,le heard, about 81 years of
hge' sA lctl bgh, elegantly propolliuned.
handsome feature, aud upon slilht view
iias u =. eounlenaurr ot integrity, but mon
being strictly rnlrrngaicd his ~ rs are down.
his iihi oil, hen IL" generally holds with boU,
hhuis Gohr his knees nhile UNDERGOING nr
rxhnIination hr has u frequent clearing or nj,
throat, with h.In hem, &c aud often so,.
denr me, rs il as'onisbcd nj the news or sfn,,,
told hin lie sweafs very lille, drinks MT
mnth, but Is excessively fond OF gamhling, vet
nssumcs the character Of II christian IL.
clothes When he Netf III consisted of 4, mr.
Of blue panialnoHs, napt cotton coat ana
checked shirt, tut a. hc has ronside rpbfo
quantity OF money, he viii probably ehanpc
his CLOTHES aud appear entirely new He rgn
AWAY III the early part oi the year 1921. apJ
fhys he resided most part Ot The two following
years IN Pltsylsauia and the neipbbori,,g
counties =, and during hi. rip PISSED by n,ee
name OF George Anderson as n free man. win
pas signed james Harmon. Finding suet
IF ends rs James Harmon, be viii probably
visit tlnl neigbborhood aeain
Moses is a stout huilt very likely dark brown
smooth face fellow, with little beard. tL;ci.
lips, between % md 81 Years oil are. and
appears very humble when inlerraEaied he
holds his hal near his head aud with one or
two fingers scratches il. He Inns perpetual
smile, s. ~ Ia show an excellent sci of teetb
- quite intelligent for negro, and will con,
verse fnudIy on religion il encouraged in II
He is al-o presumed to have considerp,ia
funds, and will change his clothes His mo-.
thrr liyrs in the neiShbofh0od Of Greenwav
IN NILSSON county aud he may resort there
These twoteilows, with their crew. rnLled
three boxes of merchandise of the value of
$4,000, consigned to David & William M.
Of Lypehtrrg.
WI eve 10 any person or persons Ifo
will epprchend the above described negroes
and deliver them to me, or secure them in
Jail 50 that get them again, fity dollars each.
JAMES sCRu6oS.
Buckingham, DEE. l.. h-le
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MUTUAL AsstSANcr SOCIETY,".

The frllo"iug Laws ar. puhlshed by re.
quest for the ipformation Of persons who
haye property insured ia the oIicc Of the
Maiaal Assurance S"clrty against fire on
buildings Of the stalr uf Virginia:
Eth.ad ofhe .4c o. .5s8tnbiy, pu3qd GM
.Nofch. 1919.
4" Whereas it his been represented IN the
present General assembly. by the members
uf the Nnfual Assurance ~ucirfv apain.t
fire On bulldogs Of the state af Virginia,
thai fhc interest of the said Society will be
greatly prap"'ra =, Legislative aid IN ear
rying into fun effect certain resolutions
said Society -:
II. Be Il enor,et, That the aid Society
mny be-, aud il j. hereby auth, rizrd Ia r.
qurr from III" enbers thereof, the pay
n,rnt annually Of such par' Of the rleulinm
.esscd on their property. a. Ia the gene
al mrptiBg. or the standing committee
thereof may seem necessary :: Pr0rnicd.
thai surh annual rrqul~ilions do not exceed
one fifth pat of such premium, IL the TOW ns
or country"
E1tead from he Eye Lops.
d" Srr. ID. E"ery r1rnhrr NOW inaured.
.Yho may hereafter become Insured or
s'1"'-s situated in any town, 81 in III,
. 3'', =" y. town shall annullv, after the
Q P''u' ~ '"''e premium shall have been
any % ,,, p'.' that premium, and 81
t ''"p"' l'"An'u "hl'h arising from add
i qne'a siiaii DE IN ieu OF III requisition OF
" men might othewlse be horeaer quota,
'4nan
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21

Hf7IIE President aud Directors Of ia,
] Ipnchburg and Salem Turnpike Com
pany havr declared u dividend OF two pc
cent on each share OF the capital stdHk io
! - - --rY".a .ss.Ns - .-1.s5
pne Cart, eight Horse Creatures } nil the stock
Dt Cattle, Hogs aud sheep, aud Household
pud Kitchen Furniture OF every description,
being the personal property embraced by the
deed at trust bearina dnic the Goth dry oi
/ ebruary, 1870, from Robert &. Scott aud his
vile 10 William pendleton, md also compri-
we'd in II deed e,ccsled by the snid robert G.
Scott To the undersigned, bearing date the
10Th day ri July, 1923.
GEO. Il. NOODSON, NJ. L.p.c. q.
n. b. Should the above day prove unfair,
the sale will take place on the neat iuir day
thereafter, sundays excepted.
DecembeI 3. Wld3i7
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coNG9EsS..-1brp proceedings of This bp-
dv have vet been nniuterestire-= lay ing becn
principally engaged IN organizing committees
nnl IN the incipient Stages 0t questions which
are scarcely ever seriously acted on I'll at, r
the Chrielmn, holiday, lie onl, exception
To hi. remark IS the interesting account Of
tlir meeting between Gen. La taycrtc aud
b. House Of Representatives. In our next
We shall lay before our readers the cloqnnut
aud eprropoia'c eadr"s. III Spcekcr Ca, pnd
H. 10 les eloquent and appropriate refl5 81
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AIA MEETING

nF thr pttsldcut aud Directors Of the
~ LsnchhnrR AID salem Turnpike Com
pany, III tho ta4era house oi Captain john
Lrllnieh III the county Of Bedford, on Fri
day, l.th December, ls2i il being nnnounr
I'd 10 The board hat The Office Il treasurer n
said company WI vetaled IN consequence al
the resignation 81 John Lynch, the board pro.
eeedrd Ia supply The vacancy when npo6
counting The hulols, il was found tint .4ict
oaau Iomphms. al lynchbdrg, was unan,s
monsly elected treasurer OF said company.
Copy.
JOHN o. IETTWicU,
Dec 81. tle2 ming Cierk.
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DIRECTORS

o. Lgpt1bug asi Salfm Fatppite Comp0pR
1or PttVR yset, commencing "a oai rjs
~ he Sferttoidos III Boafd PUb{ie y orb,
1nhn Matt IIesidt, William y L}nob,
William Davis, Samuel Read,
Richard Perkins, Samuel BtRozford.
Seth Ward,
Johu o. Icitwieh,
James :. butler
De-. y tIro
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TRUST sale.

Tr9Y virtue of deed OF trust executed 10 the
- subscribers by Ambrose lturker, aud OF
record Ia The clerks oIhce 81 The county court
OF Amherst for certain purposes ~ said deed
expressed, miil be exposed to saIe, by why OF
public auction, on wednesday t,s 9th day OF
January neat, ls25,) If Gir, IL not the next
tar day, before the door Of the / rankin HO-
tel, N the town Of Lynehburg,
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odd, and shall be considered TO accrue on
the llfal day Of Jannnty IN each year. and
~ he PAYABLE an the first .ay Of April. in
The sanss year aud any memhcr who may
iail Ia pay his, her ar their annual quota, On
or before the first da, al November of the
year IN Which j. shall brcnmc due. shall bc
liable Ia pay Interest thereon tom the frst
day OF April Of such ycar."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21

Jte .Fesonri annual conference. Of the
.Hthodisf EP'scoPat Church eoHreaed par
sltp"t 70 an adjournment ofis23. on OH
II Oetoltr, nea, Lebanon, Illinois. Bish
ops .HekR9ere, RobetS and .Souie merr
prfstm
u aPp.ors. Gpg, The minHies Of his CON
1irHet, nat Htre are i2.1a3 members IN
sorid3 f37e y ,ehom ARE persons Of eoionrJ
wiH5b hr bounds y Indiana, Illinois Mis-.
souii a1id .lrtnHSaS.
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TIE NIRGINTAN.
LYNCHBuRG. BEcEMBERef, loeI

I We were compelled, by an unlocked
Tor i"lhfe IA tue reception OF supply of
paper, tagaiast which contingency we had
taken every Prceaniionto enard.l To omit the
pn5i'ent'on Of last Fridays paper. AT that
particular mnmeal the circumstance was don
hly Notifying, As il hns compelled Us 10 de-.
fer 10 so lale period the interesting message
of the President. Bu, ii nas unavoidable :;
an the praserb smith "Wimt cant be cured
must be endured
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21

anu al afuaHfi MS business, sa1 s,l4t,
t'lfe, unaffected hy the gfc1i ..,;. tl,ai
had CONE likr an ucean ofscofrhins 6r,
upnn the Paradise Of h arMt--be lt,al
lecf'ai, atiti 1e Saii. /" 10 tlay is her Giaeral
-htr funeral - lis linbrd n4i.,,, d,,.ll
upon the words, hut there gras ,nnrtEine
ondffs,d, and almost ncompr,hrn,ihl. in
'hen,. She Vas II be bufir,i n ji,4 l., Tn.
titrrne"n, The cloeh struck j5ar---he pat
90 Is hat and went steadily to lIrr. hafIse.
He thought twenty ii'ues he heard her
a"rftly ton"d, l,ug ling voice, as he passed
aipas ijr turord his head once Dr. tui.p
Ia So II she WIS not az his shoulder. hui
lhrfe Vas nothing, aud he walked on. lie
saw lac house, aid hi5 e,es sought every
Wildow-bat Elizabeth W. mol thrr, =
He raop tht bcli-ihe servant came. vapn
ins-he looked ~ him aud alkel on-6r
passed INTO Tie paitnUr-tur char which
sh" had occupied. vhrn lie was there h.
lore, Was Standing IL the yef} same place
ant thee vas Der pitao= =hr almost thn't
be heard music--he listened, u sob from
thu nrAi ruoln came Ike ire npun his heart.
aud he sat down. Her mnihrr came intp
INC foom-h her lace Ms stfrue ia gtiri, but
The lifst burst over, and >hc was compare
lively calm. She asked Inn II he would
look n the corpse. lie kae3g she wa dead.
but thr blanf Qprsfipn shunk every nerve
IN his frame and seemed Il breathe death
hpun his snnl lie afp-r atd Etiia,r ed The
brreated mother. There WAS The aii of
dealt, ~ the apartment and a sarni,hed
CONN nA- 81 the taai,, = Inc cloth dung
earcfuiy 1T the head u ieA liiuuds at and
""pt II -ih'ucr, muslng Un the braaiifs and
virtues of the braS lnry were about II
con lan iu the cold nth lie walked up
10 thu tahIt, and stood rs still, and palc,
aad motto, ISIS, as tn totm that lay stretch
I'd before him. lie would hayt tora away
ti1e VII that covered ihat ifre, hul he could
not: he felt he might Us we'll have attempt
ID Ia hra,ea mpnnf1iD From Is rocky
base. The mother saw She frIt=-a mo
her can fc,i-aud ,le silently uncovered
HAT beau!ii j CouoIaaance. There vas
the sdme " HE forehead the sleeping eye
that he bad kissed 81 toud!y tie bps that
had ,pNnen such sweet soloda-ae ,tIrd |
IT tier corpse with MlrLs..y uf thong ht,-
Her ii,inb image MS before him-hr saw
her ,nlIi. ,s--he hrinid her il s,ra,efal mo /
tlou-nnw her Gearr passed l., fore him, .
beautiful IA the m,2y dnnce-ond aow he
SaZrd into her frll black eyes aud read m I
uttrrah,t things. He had d llpS on his fin |
ger, present from hrr-he t,ird IL speak /
he laekrd nj the ring, then ut her--ago I
ny sweiied his hrnt he gave one long
8 Ze-and looked 10 more.
he knew moi iioU, bat tie stood by her
grave and TRY were bearing the colin
towards the dark uartnW pit heap of
fresh earth was I,l.ed At lis side. Some
one sud, " W here are the cords 90 lie
heard the nugWrT. lprt IurV arr - and +
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21

r.s following is copied fom the New
VI Mirror and Lsdics' Literary Ga
qqrte.n published IN New TURK, by
G.orqe p. Morris. lis the prize r-say.
.a,i,llng is an'hor 10 the reward of 20
J,IIgfs. offered some time since b.
Gtr al. as premium, 10 ihe writer Of
,es best essay Tor his valuable aaa ME
,e.fing Mise, ilany. Eght essays were
accepted hy Tie e"sa'n'l.ee appointed 10
Ji,se Of t..e.r merits aud award the pre-
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':his Morning, nj eleven o'clock,

Ills y othiIi@, III cieNeil tioCh,
u Z ~'H MI, "a ftoni u on gdce
ibid. 81 IroiN sugar, superio, quality,
. baRs Gseen Eollec,
hnsf, Plume,
soe Suddif,
. ',bl mpua iariured Tobacco,
ged hair MaIaess, CARPET,
pair hlnss Anditons,
par shovel aud Tnnps
And suudly uihtr articles oi House Furniture
bkAnFufE 4 1OMiklNS,
Dc p. AHetioncesf.
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Cash f,or w heat .

INHE subscribers viii give the highes, mar.
- ket price for WHEAT
MCKEE, ROBINSON s. Co.
Dee 3. IS
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n Mr oen Of kgpchhWF, oue eoni"'ang mn
J0lUih NJ an ocre, an 'taH tircd pnrt II Loi
oau,L,r 3s}--. hoihc, ceatamjtg 0ue Jo,3h n
IN acre, ~ IN drrti, md Erd aHey--and M
lind oae phOi, Lgi uoptb,r 90. dnd al NE
lraDLba Hr'tk or me- sdmc dry, anil u pccfs-
,a,y 10 b. continued J,om day 10 dny, uH be
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-12-21

IN mn ,eoy from Lynchbute 10 Boie-
~ tonrt, eHbsr on Saturday or sifi1ng iaa
niH''H FIRE doAars ~ bank nofcs, being Hree
H"ig doiIar nofesof he Farpitrs Bank offir-
g'"ta aud one IRE doiiar uote tifher Of Inc Pa.
mets nr iTgin'n Bdrt, noi tfcOhtcted ,ehich
hfR nfre ufapf mp IN biaak pitee Of paptr,
or p,rhnys He paper p.iqGt aart some wrifipg
or fg19ts ppon II. Hh0ptr Mn deiirer r.
en,fe II 10 BE- deirersd 10 He subseriber Aait
~ literally rerhrdtd. Thad Ae mepeg irhkn
ipaafd he fiHnpite Raft uear L0neibnrg
CI3RLFS JOHNSTON
hetHoFF spring. Dee IL Itfs IL
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PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTION.
Returns have brrn received from all the
states hui louisiana. The following state
ment exhibits the result
FOR PRESIDENT.
Andrew Jackson 90
John Quincy Adams 81
Nm. IL Crawford II
Henry Clay 81
Il Is nutduubted that Eauisiana will vote
for J9ckson--w which VIII Of course exclude
clay from the House for winch the Gods
be thanked
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-20
PROCLAMATION.

TNHEREAs, the Hoard of Health have received ifor-
w mat on thai pestenal disease now prevails at
the Havana, from which vessel has already arrived and
more may be daily expected therefore The sad Board
OF ieaIh by and wit the advice OF The Health officer
40 hereby declare and make known the citizens and in
habans o this Borough that infectious or contagious
escfse nov prevails the said port Of Havana and il is
hereby ordered and directed thai ship vcsse arriving
rom The sa port OF Havana any other known sckly
port or place, after the publication Of this act shall be
brought suffered 10 approach The said Borough
than the mouth OF Chrsana Creek, and that person or
persons shall be landed pat shore, be suffered 10
be landed put shore nor any goods or merchandise
pc landed Or put ON shore, permitted to be from any
snip Or vessel arriving aforesaid from the said port Of
Havana or any other sicky port place, until visited BY
The Health officer and the permission of the Board Of Health
shall be hst bad and obtained Aud il hereby declared
ana mace known that the above regulation shall continue
III 'oIce uh the ilr day OF October next unless further
order shall be previously taken therein.
By erder Of the BOARD IF Heath,
Z. +. BENNETT, ProsiGcnt
PETER CAvERLY, Secretary
Wilmington, IS July, 1924. 6l-12t
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

I the yard formerly occupied by William Simmons, a
"A general assortment Of Lumber, consisting as follows:
White Pine seasoned boards
do do 2inch plank
Indian River l. inch seasoned boards
Half inch Poplar do do
Heart and Sap Pine Plank seasoned
do do scantlng do
Sap vine boards do
White Oak scantnS do
.Nerv Stock
White Pine boards
Ilemlock fence boards and scanting
White Oak scanng
Ash and inch plank
Pastcing and shinglng latlls
Carolina best three feet shingles
DO twoteet do
Cyp'ess Shingles do do
All of which the subscriber offers to sell on the mos,
reasonable He also intends TO keep general
surtmcnt Of all kinds Of Lumber used in building.
WM, KIRK.
y. b. Those indebted to the subscriber for Lumber Of
The last Years stock, requested to cs and settle their
respective accounts
Wilmington, june Is 52-12t
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AN ORDINANCE,
For preserving the Health Of the Liti<eas Of
Hilmin~fan.

Sec. l. BE il Ordained by the Burgesses and Borough
Council Of the Borough Of Wilmington and it is hereby
daned by the authority Of the same, that the following
Citizens be and are hereby constituted board of Health
for SAID Borough, viz Isaac II. Starr Peter Csveiy Jane.
Brnbson, Michael Megear, Isaac Jackson, John Selars
John Hedges James Price. Caleb r. Bennett, John orber
and David Bush, to serve for year. and until others
duy appointed 10 supply their places. the Council reserv
ing to themselves and their successors. majority
Them the newer to remove the whole any part Of the
said Board Of Health, when they may consider Them in an,
manner disqualified TO act and to till all
stoned by death or otherwise.
SEC 2. shall be the duty of the said Board Of Health
= conjunction with the Health Officer from time to time
On obtaining information Of the existence Of any contagi
GUS or infectious disease, in any place por within or
beyond the limits of the Unitc States to issue their Pro
clana nterdicting all communication with such nor, OF
place or it permitted, TO be under such rules and regu.
lat ons as they the said board may from time time olde
aud direct.
SEC g. 1t shall also he the duty Of HE sail Board If al
any time in their OPINION there should exist any purid or
vtteiabie or other n'a ter in the Borough within one
mile thereof likely 10 ensenler contagious infectious
Diseases to order the TO BE- removed by the
or pOsSessr Of the property wherein il exists, in he
shortest possible period And in Of refusal neeec
70 remove the same, aforesaid within the time specified
they The said Board Of Health shall have the remoy
ed or abatei at the expense of tive person persons
whose properly the nuisance be found. And in cas-
OF said owner refusing discharge the exDens
Of SAID removal, the said Board shall take the proper lega
measures to compel payment the Council il all cases
guaranteeing the fna payment.
SIC d. The Board Of Heath shall from time to time ap.
POINT such officers ON among their body they may
deem proper, they making all necessary rules and regua.
:ious fer their ineroa government. Shall keep regu.
lar minutes Of their proceedings which minutes shall at
all times be subject to the inspection Of the Borough
Council.
SEC ~ Should the Board find themselves at any time at
loss on any legal point, they shall be liberty obtain
ai'ce OF any competent legal character at the expense
Of the Borough.
Sac g. The services of the Board of Health shall be al
an ZINES gras unless where their services subject them
to ptcunsy expense then all such reasonable expense
snail be paid by the Borough.
JAMES SORDEN, CIR. Boyo. Council.
<"R@ed az me fo1sh HaR, JHig 1924 61-3t
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lumber Yard Removed.

VENE subscriber has removed his Lumber Yard from his
Il late sand 10 Ioseph RO6naon,s Whalf adjoining King
street, where he has hand assortment Of he and
ltR,.p Pine Boards, Scanny, Plank, Shingfag and Pas
ring LAs, Shingles Of different kinds and intends keep
ing general supply of all kinds Of umher used in hui.
dug all OF whicnhc oilers for sale the most moderate
terms. WILLIAM SIMMONS.
Wilmington, jane IS, 1924. 53-tf
y. Is. lie would purchase quantity of Lumber Of the
different kinds, would receive Lumber sell Com
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-20
NOTICE.

IL persons having demands against the estate OF m
tono Hggirls Esq of Redion hundred dec. are here.
by notified to present their claims properly authenticated
for settlement either of the Undersigned and those VINO
indebted to the said hereby requested to
discharge the without delay to
JOHN HIGGINS,
and THOMAS J. HIGGINS,
Executors Of Anthony Higgins dec.
CoxsNeck, Redon hundred Newcastle Co. May 49, 1924
15-l8t
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peait il%h'ta.h i-9tNiASS.
Stephen IL. Moore

Among other proceedings the following
On application of Richard ii. Done lass for letters of ad
ninslrson the personal estate uf Matthew Smith de-
ceased 1t ordered that the Court will proceed TO grant
administration the personal estate Of the said deceased
to the said Richard II. Douglass the fifteenth day of
April next, unless be sewn, tn the contrary and
proveda copy of this order be published week for
four weeks previous TO the said fifteenth day of April
city Of Baltimore, and the Delaware Watchnan one Of the
newspapers published in Wilmington in the state of Della
ware.
In testimony that the aforegoing is true Copy taken
fom The record of the proceedings Of the Orphans Court
for Baltimore County, have hereuno my hand and at
liked the seal Ut SAID Court this fourth day March, the
year eighteen hundred and wenty-four.
Gi-8t WaI BUCHANAN Req
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DIVIDEND.

VENhe subscribers hereby give Notice the Creditors Of
IL John sdaH q Co. that Dividend will be paid them Of
Twenty-Five Gents the Dollar their respective amounts
at any time on or after Tuesday the goth inst Those call.
ing for their Dividends will The same time please render
IN their accounts properly stated
JOHN TORRENT,
CYRUS LAMBORN,
July16, 1894 Git
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-20

Treasury DEpARTMENT, Jlne 80, 1924
NOTICE is hereby given TO e'proprietois OF the
~ changed per cent stock OF 1872 issued in pursl-
subscription to the old six per and deferred stocks,
and Rowling toran exchange q the sane passed the
sixth Of Jny 1872, that the principal Of the SAID stock and
the interest which may be due thereon The time, will
be paid TO the sad propie,uYs their attorneys nly
horzcd, on the frs; day Of January 1885, The Treasury
IN Washington, at such Loan Office the books where
Of any portion OF said stock may stand
Information is further given, That surrender of TIE
fcates Of the said exchanged six per cent Stock vii! be
required al the time Of redemption, and that the interest
thereon, viii cease and determine the 3sl day Of De-
ceinber, 1924. WM ii. CRAW FORD,
Iuy 9. 59-tlJan. Secretary Of Tic Treasury.
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NOTICE.

YsViE TRUSTEES OF THE POOR of Newcastle County
Il will NEE at the Poor House on Wednesday The 29tb
inst at 10 o'clock, a. NJ Those having accounts against
the Institution, requested present them for settle
ment. H. HEAJD S,c,r,
July Is 1924 61-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-07-20
CnEESE, BACON AND HAMS.

r~UNtY Tbs. Rhode Island Cheese,
1000 lbs. Bacon
1000 lbs. Wilmington Hams, warranted to be Of The
first quality,
1000 lbs Pork; 500 lbs. Dried Beef; 10 Barrels of
Shad doz. Corn Broonls, Powder, Shot, Tobacco Sc
gars, sipertine Flour, Rye meal and Mddngs Also
Nlons, ffes, Flutes, Clarones, Violin strings bows and
bridges; LINES, Lemons Oranges and general assert.
men OF Confectionery Persons wishing any Of the above
articles viii find TO their advantage call, they will
be sold cheap for eash, by JOHN WRIGHT,
S5g;a eide efs;s Lewer .1farke,.
Wilmington, July Is fl-9t
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LARGE BREAD.

FHNiE subscriber, entertaining grateful Of the
d !ayors he has received since his commencement OF
business in The borough, takes this opportunity return
his sincere thanks his friends and the public FOR then
patronage, hoping that the exerions he has used for heh
satisfaction, has not been unattended with ard is
hoped Il continuance oil public favor will he received,
il his intention alter his system Of baking, hat,
in lis opinions deserves pabe approbaon lie viii sell,
while flour remains at the present prices,
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DOMESTIC GOODS

A ND COTTON YARN of various descriptions and from
~ various Factories receiving daily aud for sale No
II Market-Srcti. JOHN K. BRlNCKLE.
Wilmington, March So ST.