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FOR SALE.
July 20

SSCNDRY valuable Tracts of LAND, on or near
- to Dan River, III Rockingham county, North
Carolina, belonging TO General GEORGE lard
Mr. Matthew Mcdaniel, residing on the premises,
near Cascade Creek, will shcw the part of the pro-
per,y lying ON the North side of Dan River, and
John Morehead, Esq that the South side Ap-
ply TO Donald Mckenzie Esq. Petersburg, Virginia,
or to Capt. John Noble, Danviile, Pittsylvania city,
July l3. w,s19
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FOR RENT.

%yzyaA THE HOUSE now in the occupancy
fsssxgT of Mr. Samuel Shephard few doors
lssssl4Jiss above the Banks---It is well calcLla-
1890 ted for the family residence of a mer-
chant or professional gentleman. Possession will
be given on the LIST September next.---For particu-
lars, enquire of
ELIZABETH IMcKI.M
July 90 ts5I
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WIN. w. HENTNG, c. c.
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
AT rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the sunoro,
court of chancery for the Richmond district. tho
26tb day of June, 1924, ,
ROBERT nordon, Plaintiff,
Against
Beverly Randolph, ex'or of and devisec in trust.
aud absolute, by aud under the last will and les
lament of Harry Heth, decd Anne Heth wido,v
OF the said Harry, and job. 10th, HerRT-sss eth
and Beverly Heth, Archibald Harrison and CATH
arIne his wife, Caroline f. Hcth, Virginia Hetb.
ana Harriet Hc;h, and Nancy Randolph, Charles
Randolph, and Lavinia Randolph, which said
John, Henry, Beverly Heth, Catharine, wife Of
archibald Harrison, Caroline E. and Virginia are
chlIdren and deYisees, and they and ibc said
Nancy' haries and Lavinia Children of the said
Beverly Randolph, by his deceased wife. Il yinia
VINO was a dav ghler of the said Harry TIetb
dccd) are the heirs of the said Harry Heib. dec,5
and Lawson Burfont Defe,dar,e
The defendant, Charles Randolph, not having
entered his appearance, and given security Accord
ing 70 TIE act of Assembly, and the rules of this
court ond.it appearing by satisfactory evidence,
hat nc IS not an inabitant of this country: 1t is or
oeFed' mat the said defendant do appear here on
the rst day Of the and answer the bill of
the PLAINTIFF and that copy of This order be FORTH
with inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, for two months successiveIv and
posted at the trout door Of the capitol in the said
city.
A copy--Teste,
ws~56 wM. X. BENJNG, 6. C.,
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WM. w. HENN1NG, c. c.

a cory Test,

Ihe parties Interested will please take notice,
that have appointed the 7th day Of Scn,o,,.,,,'
next, to commence the accounts directed b,, do
foregoing order Of court, which said day az Q o.
clock 4. NJ. they are requested TO attend AT mv
Office IN this city with their accounts and vouchc,
ready for examination and settlement.
7oW4" AMOS LADD. NJ.
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100 DOLLARS REVVARD.

4 AN away from this place the 9Th inst a
AZ Negro Fellow named RICHARD, about 5
feet inches high, he is thin visagc yellow COM
plection, spare made, fine blshy head has his hair
ali combed back, down look when spoken to, aged
about 40 years; he is the property of Pleasant Via
dec d, OF Hanover county, and has been living with
Mrs. Dabney OF this place for the last or years,
and IS well known here. VIII give SO for his
apprehension in this city, SO if apprehcnded
"ithin miles of this city, SO if taken within %
miles Of this city $50 taken within the state, and
the above reward it taken out Of this state and Sc
cured So that get him again
Gro. TURNER, Error of
PioSdnt J[ia dcc'd.
.4ug II wts5o
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FOR SALE.

n N conformity 10 tie last viii and testament of
u Joseph Echos, decd. will be offered for sale on
Tuesday, the 10Th day of October next, o'clock
p. NJ that elegant and commodious four story brick
2wA building known the Franklin Hotel in
fsssstdyN Lynchburg, at present kept by John
i1sssE$4$ Hancock, ts1. and situated, fronting 60
.siEs.zzzs feet on main or second street, running
back in depth l32 feet, having attached to i, every
convenience, which renders il eminently suitable for
the purpose Tor which it was intended.
This property is really valuable; and ought to OK
cite the attention OF Ten Of capital, also of
industry and. enterprise; it would be productive
stock TO tho one, aud may be made source of hand
some income to the ether; especially, the terms
of payment are |, q 5, and years satisfactorily Sc
cured. Considering the concourse ofuavellers and
other custom this house, an accommodating and
good managing tavern keeper might lily make the
Payments for the property ia the above time, from
the vroceedsof the house itself.
This establishment is new, complete, and in tho
rough condition; and is doubt the best calculated
building for public entertainment in dis, OF indeed
in any part OF the country; aud il is situated
must always command the custom OF Lynchburg as
we'll the resort of all persons visiting this place;
nothing rs wanting but good management and the
right sort OF man to make an ample fortune at
this place.
1t the time will be sold various other pro-
perty, real and personal Belonging the estate Of
Joseph Echols decd.
". L. L,1.uRE7'EI, .4n'y
Fer ER=a T.. Eci,ois, Era of
Joseph Ec!.o!y, decd.
..rr , ~, d.
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
AT Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the Superi
or court of chaucery for the Richmond district
the 26th day of June, 1924,
p" Ilian Mann, in his own right, and as Ex'r. Of
James Mann, deed. Plaintiff
Against
Benjamin Mann, i'll his own right, aud as Fx'r. of
James Mann, deed. John d. Brown, FLEMING
Brown Thomas Cawthorn, Anne Mann, widow
OF James Mann, decd. & Thompson Mann, Eliza
Dcth' who lntermanied with hide,
George William and Sally Mann, children of
George Mum, decd. George, William, and Mil
~ "il'non, children of Mary Gilmon, deed. Eli
ZaDcth and Adelino Mann, children of Thomas
M'nn' dec d. James Mann, Elizabeth Wade.
austin Porter, aud Fanny his wife, aud Martha
harrington, heirs, lcgalees, and REPRESENTATIVES
OF james Mann, decd. Defendants
The defendant, Thomas Cawthorn, not hav wing
entered bis appearance and given security accord
Sng TO tho act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence.
that hc is not inbabtant of this country: II j.
ordered, That tie said defendant do aDDear hero
on the FIST dag of the next term and answer the hin
Of the plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published +,
the city Of Richmond, for two months succes,iveI,
and posted at ;be font door Of the capitol in ne
said city.
5Gwfw VIM. ~. HENING e. C..
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VIRGINIA:
Rules, holden in the Clerks Office OF the sup..
IS rior court of chancery Cor the Richmond district
the goth day OF Dune, 1924,
Peytop r. Storue, PLAINTIFF
Against
Peter Sferne ad'mr with the will annexed of Eli,
beth Sterne, deed. William M Watkins and
Henry a. Watkins ex' ors of Joel Watkins. dec,J
William Alckenny ex'or of John Wheeler, decd
John Moseey, senr. Dickerson Jennings, Eleau
or Wheeler, Abraham Robertson George borden
w lillian Howson, W lillian, Wheeler. John Rob-
ertson aud Richard Eppes Sheriff of No,,ownv.
a. admir- with the will annexed of Isaac Wipf,ee
"es We al" ',""eis Sterne, Defendants.
The defendants John Moscley se,,'r. Vijl;,r,
Wheeler, Wm. Howson, and George Jo.den no,
having entered their appearance aud given sccur,,.
according TO the act of Assembly and the rules ~,
this eeurt, aud 1t appearing by satisfactory eyi.
dence,that they not inhabitants of this countrv
1t is ordered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day of the next term aad answer
the bills of tho plaintiff; aud that copy oftiis or
der be- forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub-
lishod in the city of Riclomd, for two months sue
cessvely, and posted at the font door of the capi
tot, in said city.
copy-Teste.
56w8w WI w. HENINC.
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
At Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the Sumo
rior court Of chancery for the Richmond district,
the 26th day of June, 1924,
Daniel Booker, plai,,;f.
Against
John Booker, Admir-. of Arthur Booker, decd. and
one OF the Ex,rs. of VIM. Booker, decd Ann
jefferson, and Judith Elizabeth Egleston, Will
am Edward Egles'on, Joseph Cary Egleston, and
Mary Esiesion, infant children of Judith Egles-
tom dec d. Johl Chaffin and Elizabeth his wife.
Martha Booker. Frederick A. Booker, and Rich
ard Booker, in his own right, and as Ex'r. of
W., bookcr, dec d. Defendants.
The defendant, Frederick "A. Booker not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given security ac-
cording to the act of Assembly and the rules OF this
e'drt' and it appearing by satisfactory evidence.
mat ne IS not an inhabitant Of this country: 1t is
ordered, That the said defendant do appear here
on the first day of the next term and answer the
6ii OF the plaintiff and that copy of his order be
lof'nwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for two months s,ccessye1,,
said city.
"A copy-Teste,
5owGw sWM w. HENNING, e.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY NOR sAIE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY For SALE.
Z N pursuance of Decree of the Superior Court
a 4 Chanccry for the Richmond District, in the
case OF Gray u Pankey and others a gainsl the aC-
illustrators of Wilson c. Nicholas, and Margaret
Nicholas against the same. snail proceed sell at
Public Auction, at Charlottesville, on Monday the
i"uith OF October next, the following TRACTS OF
LAND, viz: "a Tract of Land lying in the county
OF AibemaIle, six or eight miles from Warren, con
tanning SIX hundred acres, or less purchased
by said Nicholas from r. Porter, John Carroll and
Aoram Eades-aiso, one other Tract lying in the
county OF Augusta, containing 800 acres, more or
less, purchased by said Nicholas Of Jacob KENNY
The sale will be made on a credit of one, two and
three years, the Commissioner taking from the pur
chasers bond and security and retaining the title as
security for the payment of the purchase money F;
immediate possession viii be gven.-Any person
wishing to see the premises TO obtain information
in relation to them, referred to Tlomos JefIer
SON randolph, Esq. near Charlottesville
JOHN ii. COOKE, Commissioner.
August 90 ,y6,Go
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w. EDW5BD L.jTD,-Sfn.

80 TlI/TI .ITtTJ I.J-NI,-SrW.
'AkE NOTICE, that shall, on Eridgv. tbc
n Eth day Of Sept. 1924, at Amelia Cont
House, between SUNRISE and sunset of the Sam.
day proceed 70 take the dispositions of john Booker
an' others 70 DC read in evidence in suit dcrcnd-
iig IN the superior Court vt Chaucerv frr the Rich
niond District, IL which am plaintiff and yourself
and Thomas Watkins are defendants and IL rro,,
any cause, the dispositions should not be coaletcd
on that day. shall proceed from day TO day tn,rc
'lier AZ the place aforesaid, and between the hours
aforesaid to take the said dispositions until they
snan DC completed when and where you may at
tend " you think proper
CAUWAII.ADER JONES.
.4agUSi II. ,cdu#5o
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Against

Against
John Dangcrfield, surviving Ex'r of James South
ALL who was an Ex'r. of Turner Southall, decd.
Overton b. Petit, Admir-. of VIM Wood. dec'd
who was Admir-. of Stephen Southall, who was A.
mother Ext. Of the said Turner Southall decd
John Soutfall, Ex'r. Of Paulina Jones, decd. who
was the widow and relict OF Callain Jones, decd.
Cynthia Toler, widow and reict of Henry To
Ter, dec d. HodgsOn and Hunter, Samuel Grail.
Martha Suas, Exc of Geo. T. StTas, decd. and
Charles Cuts and Lucy II. his wife, formerly
Soutnah' Nicholas b. Nanzaudt, and Maria w
his wife, formerly Southall, Philip T. SoutbatI
Valentine w. Southan, and Louisa .Jona Son,l,H
all, winch said Lucy III. Maria w Plil;n r.
valentine W. and Louisa Jane are ,t6i,er
"''" "'"' o. KIN "i stephen Souhall, decd.
nv, Defendants
ms cause which stands revived in tho uap,o
oil 'hc present parties, came on this day To he fur
usf hcaFo on the papers formerly read and va.
dtgucu ny counsel On consideration whereof rim.
court doth order that the defendant Ovcr,on y
fcut render IN account Of his administration of the
estate OF v Iiilam Wood, dec q. that the H., ,,da
VI diuha HtIas render an account of har ado,,,i,
u'ton oil me estate Of George r. Stsas. decd and
mat the del IS. Martha SiYas. Charles cure ,rd
Lucy ~. his wife, Nicholas Il. Vanzaudt ard Ma
RIA MS Wile' " Gilam SOuthaI, Philip SoutIar. Va
lenthc SouthaI. and Louisa Jane Soutl,au. rc,,Icr
an account o. what part Of the estate of Stenbcr
oou'"d'i' zee q. han come to their hands or either
oi inen' oel0re Commissioner Of the Court ,vbr
IS directed to examine, state and settle the same
and make report thereof to the Co,,r, ,;,,, ..,'
nat'eIs specially stated, deemed pertinent b, him
SELL or winch may be requ ed by the parties TO bc
so stated. ~ w
cory -Teste.
NN III.N-Nrr
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nv. ~. HENT.NG, c. c.

TO Sally Lewis, widow, and Churles, Samuel ~
Warner, Robert Howell, William, John, Sally.
Jane q Bctsey Lewis, children of Warner Lewis.
dec d. aud Lilouru, Tucker, Randolph and u ar
ncr lewis, childfc" Of Randolph Lewis deceased,
aud Jane aud Lilburn Lewis children of fi,h,,,,
Lewis, decd.
WAKE NOTICE that shall lake the depos;.
= iions of Archibald Bryce aud others. ON the
2Id day Of October next between the hours Of oiob,
III the nofning and SIX in the evening. at u illia
George tavern 10 tic county Of Goochiand, stato
Of Virginia. fbc taking Of TIC said dcposif;c, ., ,
continued from day to day (Sundays cxccptgtO be-
tween the hours aforesaid, until concluded-i,, Lc
read IN evidence u suit now pending in the S,,,,c
rlOr Court Of Chanccry for the Richmond Dstrict i,
which am plaintiff and you and others are defen-
dnuts.
THOMAS q. GAY.
AUGUST 6 ,,3,tC. =
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F{fi0LVL3:
at rules, holden in the clerks Office of the supcrio,
court of chonceTy Coz the Richmond district the
Goth day Of June, 1924,
John fauncsor, ex'r. OF f, becca B. Corbin, who
was czr. Of Richard Colain, decd. Piai,,tiG,
against
william Cban,beflayne. c,;r. Of Lyme shackicf,rd
&c. judith shackio!ord, George d. Shacklcford.
MH"icG n. 35ocheford, and Thomas billiard
ami Ann his wife, formerly shacklcford. DCns.
The defendant Thomas billiard not having en-
tered ms appearance and given security according
to the act Of Assembly and the rules of this court
and it"pPraring by satisfactory evidence that he is
m"' an h""bii'Et OF this country: 1t is ordered.
That the said defendant do appear here on the frs
day oi the next term and answer the bill of the
pd'nil; and that COPY Of this order be forthwith
inserted III some ncwspa per published in the city of
hichmonh for two months successfully, aud posted
'' me 'fon' d7or OF the capitol, in the said city.
cUpy-Fcstc.
5o~Gw wv. ~. TTE.NTNC, &C
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA.:
Al a Superior Court Of Chancey,y, holden afMe or
Pitot IA me city Of Iiicj,,no1ad. tie ED dav of
JUne, 1891: ~" y
Peter Foster and Ann his wife, late Ann Shelton
James Is. Southall, John Southall, and Thomas
Underwood and Elizabeth his wife, which said
Ann, James .. John and Elizabeth arc children.
andIegatees OF Turner Soutlall, decd
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VIRGINIA.:
AT Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the Superb
or court OF chancery for the Richmond district.
the Goth day of June, 1924,
James Blick, plaintiff
Against
Allen James, acting EXT. of Litteberry Wilkinson,
dec d. and VIM. b. Wilkinson,
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WIN. y. HENING c. c.
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WILLIAM II. FITzWHYLsONN,

Aug. 17-59v els.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02

the Spanish troops are very much disconnected
with the new order Of things. At Algesiras they
are crying " Long live the Constitution" and the
greatest confusion prevails in tina, city,
SPAIN.
The London Morning Chronicle says, "On the
twenty ninth of September when it was decided
that Ferdinand should go to port St. Marys, Cen
eral Quiroga aid de camp Of the King, made per-
sonal demand Of his Majesty FOR passport and per-
mission to quit Cadiz; His Majesty answered: "Qui-
roga you must not go--I cannot spare you-- remain
I'VE will 60 together to Madrid. Your rank,
your honors, your pensions shall be preserved to
you, for am satisfied with your services and am
grateful for them" Seeing that the General still
hesitaed, his Majesty assured him that he would re-
lgiously fulfil the promises he had made him. The
General left the King, concealed himself and took
the first opportunity of escapsng to Gibraltar; the
next day, on the occupation of the City by the
French, an order was given to arrest him as well
as all the English which had served during the
siege The General having saved himself, the 9TH
ers disguised themselves and escaped in fishing
boats"
The London Morning Post Of the tenth Of No
vember, says, private letter from Seville annouD-
ces the arrival of Gen. Ballasteros in that cty-he
was accompanied by strong escort--report says
that he has been imprisoned in the Barrack, but
nothing is said of his sentence. The same letter
announces that an express had been sent from Sc
vile tor the purpose Of arresng General Morillo.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
FOR SALE.
A Valuable Plantation

Situated in Mill Creek Hundred, New Castle County,
Delaware, six miles West of the Borough of Wilmington.
The Branch Turnpike road to the Gap, passes nearly
through the centre leaving 70 the North side
thereof and 100 the South together with all the
improvements on this latter part consisting of two story
stone house, ceared and garetted throughout, built Of
1.-THE best Materials well pastered, SO it. in length and
I23 it. in breadth. pump Of never falling water at the
door, and half under rich garden with elegant
Virginia thorn hedge and palng around spring, spring
house, and run at bottom There the premises,
Hog barn, and hreshing floor, stable SO # long
and % IT, wde with stalls for five horses entry sabng for
with troughs &C. granares and loft for 90 tons Of
lhay and two large sheds There is large swamp, and
bank meadow with falling water 20
woodland the south, and 10 of chestnut &C.
THE north division The south side has been many years
under good cultivation, lined and rastered yielding from
o25 tons OF clover and timothy hay in the
The North, South division may be sold separately
suit purchasers Half the purchase money be paid
the delivery of the deed The remainder may lie, with
Interest mortgage lien, for such may be agreed
on Application to be made to JOHN WILCOX, Concord
delaware Co. Pennsylvania to the subscribing propre
Itor, residing on the farm, who will give indspusbe
title, and possession the 1s of April next. Notice will
published in due me previous to the Vendue fhonse
hold furniture, stock and farming utensils.
| N B. There is on the premises log church, which
with its lot is reserved and shall be held for the propre
TORS use, or as he may devise.
| Rev. PATRICK KENNY.
Dec. 90, 1893. 6-ef 81
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02

The bill frora the Senate, entitled " An act sup
Elementary to an act entitled An act for the relic
nfpersons imprisoned for debit" as Yesterday amen
3ded in this House, read third time, passed
ata returned to the Senate for concurrence in the
amendment.
Ihe bill to continue for FIVE years longer the half
pay pensions the widows and children Of officers.
seasnen and marines, of the Navy, who have died
ID service, passed through committee of the whole
without debate and was ordered to be engrossed for
a third aiding.
FRIDAY, December &c.
IN SENATE.
The bill from the House of Representatives, pro-
posed as an amendment to the bill passed in the
Senate, supplementary to an act to relieve certain
persons from prison, was read, and referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Sloane, from The Committee Of Elections,
made report the petition of sundry inhabitants
or MOI folk county, in Massachusetts, demonstrating
against the election of John Bailey, member Of
this House, on account of his having not been, at
the time of his election an nhabkant of tho District
and State in which he was elected-but resident
at the City Of Washington and asking for power
10 send for testimony which leave was granted mem.
CON-
The engrossed bill extending the half pay pen.
sion OF officers widows, sc. read third time,
passed and sent to the Senate for concurrence.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
postponement.

THE drawing of the Union Canal LOTTERY. sevnh Glass;
seres, is postponed TO Saturday, the 18th instant.
Although the manager finds it necessary to postpone the
drawing Of the present class for few days, he has the
pleasure to be able the public with confidence,
that iii consequence of recent arrangement made with
the Union Canal Company, this will be the last postpone
of any class that he may have the management Of ia
this city.
ihi!adepbia, January /, 1924.
ARCuD MTNTYRE,
Manager.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
BENJAMIN POTTAGE,
Copper and Tin Plate Worker,

Respectfully informs the public that he intends return
TO England, and therefore selling articles in his line
very reduced prices until the Goth Of the present month";
which day he intends offer Public Sale his store,
No 106 Market street, all kinds Of tin and iron ware such
boilers pans, coffee pots, buckets, and
pipe backing boxes, cotton cans, tin bobbns, block tin
coffee and tea kettles, &c.
He will continue carry his business until the LIST
day of March, when he will expose to Public Sale, his
household and kitchen furniture, with whatever may be
remaining on hand of his stock in trade.
person qualified to carry the above business, and
accustomed to make tin machinery for Cotton and ooen
Manufactures may meet with bargain by applying to
B. Pottage.
All persons indebted to B. Pottage requested 10
make immediate payment, and those having demands wl
present their accounts for settlement.
Wilmington Jan. 2, 1924. O.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
A COMET

Is now visible from to O'Clock in the morn
ing at S O'Clock it bears little to the North of
East, at an angle of about so degrees from the
horizon, and appears TO move with great rapdity
II appears to be situated near the two principal
stars in the head Of the Serpent
1t IS presumedit is the same which was visible
in England about two months ago.
PoalSons .AGvertiser
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
FOR SALE .aTJ. WILSON'S BOOKSTORE

Dureps New York edition of Shaksbeare's Works in 10
vols duodecmo, containing Al superb copperplate enga
wings, elegantly bound and gilt.
Iembyieres Classical Dictionary contsning copous
of all the proper mentioned in ancient authors
with the value of cons weights, and measures used among
the Greeks and Romans ard chEonoogica. table.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
DIVIDEND.

The President Directors Of the Bank of Wilmington &c
Brandywne have this day declared dividend of so Cents
per Share, payable to the Stockholders their legal
representatives., on after the 10th Inst.
BY order cfthe Board,
EVAN THOMAS, Cashier.
Wilmington, Jan. l, 1894. 6-4t