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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-20

Bv Major WAYNE a Veteran of our State
General Blackshear, virtuous man, and an honest
politician.
By Col. Myers. Internal rmprovement--A mu-
nicipal power, upon which the states alone have
right to scgi,ate.
BY Capt M'Donald. Ireland-The land of my
nativity; as American citizens we sympa thize with
her. The recollection Of the deeds Z. her heroes,
induce us to hope that her will achieve her Ii
bcrty and soon be enabled TO celebrate the birth
day of her National Independence.
BY l.. Jirodon, member of the corps. May the
courage, discipline and valor, which a'orn the Re-
publican Blues, never be excclled in any other
Corps, and like the example of Leonitas, may their
lives be devoted to their country.
After Capt. Nicoll had retired.
BIZ Mr.. Raleigh. Capt. John &. Nicoll--Our
worthy commander no less admired 10y his corps for
in military discipline, than by the pub
lie for the pure administration OF his judicial funct
ons
BY MIR. Fitzpatrick. Lieutenant Poolcr-Hc
possesses patriotism and vnor, the true characicris-
ties of citizen aud soldier.
Thos. ii. Williams Col. Nyers-IEs talents
and Rcpublicanism, will qualify and cmt,le him 10
a seat in the next Legislature. 9 cheers.
Mr.. M'Guire. Liber,y-What Wallace blcd
for, Emmett died for, and Washington obtained.
Q cheers.
BY p. p. Thomson, French Vice Consul. The
United States of Acknowledgment ft;cudsliip
between them and the Monarchy of France.
Mp. Bond, Esq. The United States of Arcri-
ca-The Sun in the Political Horizon of the world.
Capt. Payne. The Volunteer Corps of Savau-
nah--Uni,ed they stand, divided they fall.
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EXTRACT FROM AN ORDINANCE,
Prescribing tie manner Of obtaining The right Of
residence an the City Of Richmord, and for other
purposes
Passed the 17th day of August 1872
ID F. it Ordained by the President and Common
-AS Council of the City of Richmond in Common
Hall assembled, and it is hereby ordained by the
authority of the same. That every person who
shall hereafter to this CITY, shall within, tir-
" days after such removal, report the Master OF
Police his or her wish to become a resident logo
Their with his or her occupation, if any shall be pr
sued and the number of free persons add slaves be-
longing &c his ar her family, describing their names,
ages and sexes-whereupon the M aster of Police,
with the assistance and concurrence of tie Mayor,
in of his absence the Recorder Of his city,
shall role such person to enter into bond with secu-
rity, to he approved by the acting Magistrates in
sum not exceeding five hundred dollars, conditioned
that he or she, his or het family, or any member
thereof, will not within the space of twelve months,
become charge TO the city, and will keep the peace
and lie of good behaviour during ihe aforesaid term
OF IL months.
2. And ifany person shall fail to make re.ort
as herein ireeed and prescribed such person shall
be liable to be removed beyond TIE limits Of the
City, and shall moreover be lianie to pay fine o.
FIVE dours,fur every day scn report snail ie dc
layed after the month before allowed, Gle half OF
which penalty shall be applied the use of the in
former and the rcsi,uc to aid the funds &c this CITY
- Every person returning after being cncc iernoy-
ed by the authority aforesaid, shall, for such second
attempt 10 cvade the provisions Of this ordinance be
committed tojailby amy magi5tratc of this City,
there ioreman an,il he she si,;,I give bond and
security sherein before required.
MAYORS OFFICE, July 6, 1924.
The officers of Police 5tare instructed bv me ~
cause the provisions of the above rccitc extract Of
an ordinance To be enforced.-The book for reciey
ing the list Of names reported will he kept al hi.
Office JOHN ADAMS MayoE
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TRUST SALE.

6)URSUANT TO the provisions of Deed of
IL Trust, executed on the 25th day of May, 1916,
by Seawal Ossooi, TO William Writ and Thomas
Taylor, Trustees, for the security and indemnicat-
of David Bullock, duly recorded in the Office of
the Hastings Court of the City of Richmond, will
be offered for sale, at the premises, the highest
bidder, for ready money, Friday the 9th day of
August next, at 5o'clock, P. nj. certain piece or
parcel of ground, lying in the City of Richmond, be-
ing part of the half lot distinguished in the
plan of said city 10y the number C522) FIVE hundred
and twenty-two, bounded by the James River Ca
nal Company on the South side, one hundred and
ninety-four feet, and is part of the same lot of
ground conveyed by JaQueline b. Harvie and Ma,
~ his wife, to the said ossood, may be fully seen
of record in the Office of the Hastings Court of the
city aforesaid-Mrs. Osgood, the widow of said
Seawall, is entitled to her dover in this properly
and the Trustees will only convey such title as is
vested in them by tic deed aforesaid.
BY TIE TRUSTEES.
JUNE 25 t,ls11
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FOR SALE.
JUNE e5

TKNHE TRACT OF LAND called Gravelly
\ Hill, III King William County, about six
miles from the Court House, containing one hundred
and fifty two acres. This Tract of Land is well
worth the attention of any person who wishes a de-
sirable little farm. 1t Is convenient 10 good bold
navigation, being about two miles from the Pamun.
ky River. The buildings arc in pretty good repair
| a nd amply sufficient for the accommodation of a
small family place can boast of better water.
full proportion Of 1t is IN original Timber ofihe best
quality. The neighborood is good and the soil is oi
that peculiar kind i'll that section of the country
which whilst it is congenial to the growth of small
grain, almost invariably ins:res to- tie cultvator
good crop of Corn. The terms OF sale are one third
cash, third in twelve months, and one third in
Two years from the day OF sale, Tie two last pay
mcnts TO be secured by Deed of Trust on the
Land. If this Land is not sold privately before, it
will be offered for sale publicly, at King William
Couyt-Housc, OH the fourth Monday in July next
Ths title is unquestonable having been devised by
Captain Blackwell Foster to his wife Susanna, now
Susanna CHM.
THOMAS CHINN.
SUSANNA CHINN.
June % w.3w14
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n ~ the Court of Cha1cs;y Of the State of De-
u ware, held at New Castle in apd for the Coai.-
y of New Castle, ofthe August Term, Anuo DOM
mi 1928, -
Thomas Roberts, .sssS
49, IS
James nj. Broom, Jacob P. Broom, James Roberts
and Sarah his wife, John Roberts, Rachel 10
bcrts, Asa Moore and Ann his wife, William
Lyon, Rachel T. Lyon, George Lyon, john Lyon,
and Jacob b. Lyon.
And now to wit, on this twenty fourth tlav of A.
pril, Ammo Dominic one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-four, motion of Joshua q. Brinckle ESQ
complainants Solicitor, and on Aiidav,s fled Ii IS
ordered by the Chancellor that William Lyon Ra-
chael u. Lyon and Ann Moore do appear in this
Court and i'll the above canse, Thursday, the
18th day of August next ensuing, and the Cham
cellor directs that copy of the foregoing order shall
within thirty days he published in th;. Delaware
Gazette published at Wilmington, and tic Cons,i-
tutional Wing, published at Richmond, in Virginia,
and be continued in such newspapers for the space
OF three months next after its first publication.
.Neic Castle County, SIS. do certify tina The above
Is a true copy ofthe record ther. of.--Ir tes-
tilnony whereof, I have hcreuD,o set my
H.. s. hand and affixed the seal Of the said court,
ty, at New Castle the Sd day of May, An
Domini, 1924.
DAVID PAINTER, Rssr
3I:,.31 asl Cin,cerg.
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ouANr1co CANAL zoTTERx.

1850 tickets. II blanks to u prize.
This Lottery is formed by the ternary Combina-
ton aud Formulation of "a numbers. The fate of
the above 1850 tickets will be determined in few
moments by the drawing oi MURDERS out of % put
into the wheel AS the prcscn, Scheme varies lit
tie from the former ones, explanations may be pb-
tel, Richmond
a., The drawing will take place on THURSDAY,
the 18th day of November, or at "a much carier
day, if the sale of tickets will warrant it.
Tickets and Shares for sale at
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MEEyTYRE'S

Whole Ticket So 90
Half do. = 50
Quarter do. %
Parcels of Tickets may also be had ;-purchas-
ed in that way they will cost S45, and warrant
cd to draw $50, less Is per ccat.
Should parcel be purchased by certificate, il
will cost only
OF Wtolc Tickets 500
Half do. IL
Quarter do.
Prizes payable 50 days afler the drawing, and
subject to a deduction of l5 per cent.
Orders from the country (post pad9 will meet
with prompt attention.
IL Prizes In the Lotteries of New York, Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland, will be received in
payment of Tickets at this Office, and any nforma-
ton respecting the results of the drawings of said
Lotteries, always be obtained.
June %.
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FOR SALE,

SAUNDRY valuable Tracts Of LAND. on or ,,.,,
- to Dan River, in Rockingham county, NortI,
Carolina belonging TO General GEORGE lam
MIR. Matthew MCDANIEL, residsg on the ure,,,;sos.
near Cascade Creek, will sbcw the part Of In, NC
perry lying on the North side Of Dan River. and
John Mofchcad, Esn. that OF the South side. A.
ply to Donald Mckenzie, Esq Petersburg, vjr-fnin
or to Capt. John Noble, Danville, Pitisyvanis CIV
July 10. w,sdq
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I'm pursuance Of the provisions Of The force
going Ordinance, shall proceed to sell the
stock thereby created at Mr.. Carter y. Paae,s
Exchange, in the city of Richmond, on tic Goth
Of next month, at the hour Of II o'clock.
~. SHEPPARD,
Chamberlain City of Richmond
June 10 0Otf7
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Ii, Amelia County, .Nay Court. 1924
Thomas Muinford and John e. Hill, Merchants and
partners, trading under the firm of Munliord and
Hill, Pitts.
AGAINST -" ~''0'Se"'y'
John Roberts and Thomas Roberts, Def1s.
The defendant, Thomas Roberts not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the Act OF the General Assembly, and the Rules
OF this Court, and it appearing the satisfaction
the Court that the said defendant Thomas Roberts,
is not. an inhabtant of this State on the mott
on of the plaintiffs, by Alfred o. Eggleston their
counsel, it is ordered, that the said defendants Tho
mas Roberts, do appear here on the fourth Thurs
bill ;and that copy of this order be forthwith in.
serted in some public newspaper, printed in the City
of Richmond, for two months successfully, and also
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
county ON two su seessive court days.
copy--Tcst,
J. 7. LEIGH,.c. A. c. Z
j tune i. w8wt37
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REMOVAL.
II. TATE e. co.
LElYTER .M.4.NyTE4CTURET7,

AND WHOLESALE AND RETAII DEALERS.
AVE removed their Saic Store 10 the bouse
u recently occupied bv Messrs. CoIroy and
CLARK opposite the Ben-Tavcrn. They keep con
stantly on hand, large and general assortment of
LEATHER, which tb5v oifcr or rcasonrbc 80. "
. JUNG % cov.S,
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!" ANTED--A situation IA some Mercantile
w House, in the capdcfy of Clerk Good
1ualihcauoms are possessed, and moderate COM
pcnsation VIII satisfy. Apply to the editors.
June % iii
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EXTRACT FROM AN ORDINANCE,
Prescribing tie manner Of obtaining The right Of
residence an The City Of Richmond, and for olte,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-20

J. T. LEIGH,.c. A. c.
June j. w8wt37
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NOTICE.

N. SHEPPARD, c. c. II.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-13

KNHE Companions of KING
a Solomon AND THOMAS CHAPTER, and
the Brethren Of the ncighbouring Lodges are
respectfully invited TO attend the Consecra-
tion and Installation of the Officers of the
WORCESTER Royal ARCH CHAPTER at Wor-
cester, on Thursday the 2lst inst. at 10 Of the
clock, A. NJ.
A special meeting Of the Worcester Chapter
Will he holden on Monday, the 18th inst. at
oot The clock, A. N. for important business,
OF which members and others concerned will
take due notice.
The masonic procession will be formed on
the 2lst, at Masonic Hall, precisely at II
o'clock, A. NJ. and proceed to the North
Meeting House, where an Address will be de.
lIVered by The Rev. ComI anicn ZELoTEs
FULLER.
" Companion Joseph LoreH will provide on
the occasion for Masons and Brother Samuel
3. Thomas for the Ladies attached to Masons.
BENZ. CHAPLIN, per order Of Me Com.
OciOber, 10, 1894. 9w
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Representatives to CONGRESS-.

As no meeting has yet been held to nomi-
nate Representatives to Congress from either of
the Districts of this County, it is presumed
that the parties which have heretofore divided
the public are weary of keeping up their dis
sensions, and are willing TO leave the people
to award the palm 10 him whom they shall es-
teem most worthy.
1t is of peculiar Importance, at this time,
that this District should be ably represented.
A new administration is about to be formed,
and it is yet uncertain of whom it will consist,
or what course it will pursue. Let us then
select man who has judgment to understand
the interests of his constituents, and frmness
TO defend them; one who, if the admnistra-
ton pursues wise and prudent course, will
afford it an efficient support, and who, if it
does not, will pres ent to it powerful oppose
ton. A good Representative should not be
pledged to any man or set OF men, TO any Sec
ton, or to any particular intorest.-Felow-
Citizens! Look around, and if you find such a
man among you, select him. Remember that
this District has been represented by Lin
coin and by an Upham, and choose one who
has ability to maintain the reputation which
they acquired for you, and honesty sufficient to
redeem the disgrace which the act of any sub
sequent Representative may have brought up
on you.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-13

Since preparing the foregoing we have re-
ceiveda notice calling meeting at Bakers,
which will be found in another column. We
have also received the following cOmmunica-
ton on the subject of Representative, and
have been requested by influential men Of
both political parties to present the name OF
Maj. DAVIS as a candidate. Any other
nomination, properly authenticated, will be
added to the list, and the nominations placed
in the order in which they are received.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-10-13
Ladies PeHsses, Goats,
and Habits.
@ED8G@ G. DIATo
TAIL OR.

Opposite Messrs. RICE & MiLLER's Store )
A Walls himself of this OBJ
IN portunity to inform the Ladies of Wor-
cester and vicinity, that he has just received
the latest New-York patterns for PELssEs,
COATS, and IlABITs--and intends adding this
branch TO his former line OF business.
As he has person well skilled in the
above, all calls will be promptly attended to.
Means are provided to obtain patterns as
soon as they arrive in Boston.
G. c. ID. has Just received
from Boston, among other articles, Blue and
Brown CAMLETs, oil the first quality--PLAIDs--
Silk and Ioilinett VEsrINGs, latest patterns
supcrfne Black and Blue BRoADcLorHs.-
Also, On hand, Broadcloths and Cassimeres of
various colours, mixtures, and qualities-with
complete assortment of the most fashionable
TRIMMINGS.
His Customers and Friends are solicited to
call, as they find occasion for any of the above
articles.
GF CUTTING and MAKING executed
according to the latest style, and at short
notice.
Worcester, Oct. 6, 1924.
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EFor the Massachusetts Spy.1

As no individual has been presented TO the
public as suitable candidate to represent the
South District in next Congress, by meeting
Of citizens for that purpose, feel at liberty to
make and publish my own selection. have
therefore, after looking deliberately through
the District, and examined the qualifications
of many good men, some of whom will, have
no doubt, sooner or later, have seat in Con
gress, come to the conclusion to give my vote
fer
JOHN DAVIS, Esq.
1t is not derosating fiom the merits of any 9TH
er gentleman to say there is a greater proba-
biity of carrying his election, at this juncture,
than any other person that has occurred to my
mind; and he is, 10 say the least, as well
qualified to represent this great and flourish
ing County as any other man. tie stands
pTeominent for talents, learning, and integrity
his riaws are enlarged and liberal; there are
| variety of reasons why his election is reduc-
ed to moral certainty, while that Of other
equally good men is doubtful. Almost every
prominent man mas taken sides on the Tariff
question, which has so unnecessarily excited
| the feelings OF 7ople, while Mr.. DAVIS is not
identified with e'ther of the conflicting parties
| OF the present y. He is not pledged by any
previous act, q opinions, to any man or class
| of men. When he is called on to act, he will
act honestly. He knows the interests of the
people of this County, and am willing to
trust them with him. The experiment has
been repeatedly tried, and the result is not
| forgotten; and the same result would I'M
doubleday follow an attempt to elect man
who had taken decided interest on the other
side of the question.
Electors of the South District, will you unite
in electing JOHN DAVIS, Esq. to represent
you in tine next Congress? OR will you suffer
trifins differences to distract you, and permit
MAD to be elected whose views and political
principles do not comport with either of the
parties above alluded to Who, as man of
learning, or as statesman, cannot be an OBJ
ject OF great pride 10 his
! CONSTITUENTS.
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Notice..
Public Sales.

TNO be sold at Auction, by IL
N cense of Court, on the 25th day Of No
vember next, at ten o'clock, A. M. on the
Premises-a large and valuable Farm, lying
partly in Sturbridge, and partly in Holland,
lately owned by GRosvENoR TARBELL, late
Of Lincoln, Physician, deceased, consisting OF
Tillage, Moving, Orchards, Pastures, and
Woodland. Mach of the Land is of the best
quality, and will be sold in lots TO suit pur-
chasers.
Also, will be sold at Auction, at the
house on the premises, on the 9th day of No
vember next, at 2 o'clock, P. Ma small
Tenement near the Meeting House in said
Lincoln, being part of the Estate of said de-
ceased, and consisting of House, Barn, and
Out Houses, with about quarter of an acre
of Land, called the Adams Place. Said Ten.
emert is we'll situated for Mechanics Stand
being but few rods from the Meeting House
Terms of payment for said Estates made easy
to the purchasers, and will be made known al
the respective times and places OF sale asore.
said. THANKFUL TARBEJJ,
.4dns'r. Of the Estate Of said deceased,
and Guardian Of has minor ciSaldren. :
October 8, 1924.
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"a AS Just received a part Of
IL X his Fall supply of Seasouable Goods
such as, Norwich, Tartan, and Caroline Plaids
Booking; "A White Flannels; Cord and
Salisbury Flannels; blue, maroon, and mix
Habit Cloths Broadcloths and Cassimeres
red and white Cashmere Shawls, with man.
Tie borders Raw Silk and Valen:ia Mantles
Berkeley Cravats; Sd India TafFetas, for
Innings; Gauze Wells; scarlet and maroon
Press'd Grape, for hcad-dresscs; Tartan Ia
bic Cloths: striped and figured Silks; Habit
Buttons; Gimps; Pipings, Cords &c. &C.
Also, a few pairs Walking Shoes.
Worcester, Oct. 10, 1924,
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worcester, IS. Oct. 9, 1924.
A TTACHED on mcsne pro-
IA cess, taken on Execution, and will be
sold at Publick Vendue, on Monday, the first
day of November next, at 4 o'clock, P. M. at
the house of .4rchibaH Black, in Barre-all the
Right in Equity which SAMUEL FISK has to
redeem the following described mortgaged
Real Estate, viz.--about twelve and a half
acres OF Land, situate about three miles north
easterly of the Meeting House in Barre ;
bounded easterly by road; westerly by land
OF John Fisk; sodtherly by land of Emery
Hastings; and northerly by land of Edward
Winslow and wife. About fifty acres situate
in Barre aforesaid-bounded south and west
by land of Jason aud John Fisk; east by land
OF Francis Rice and George Williams north
by land of Luther Clark and said Winslow
and wife +; and is the Farm on which said
Samuel now lives. About twcnty-four acres
OF Woodland, situate in Phillipston, in said
County-bounded east by land of Ebenezer
Newton; westerly by land of Isaac Bassett;
northerly by land of Stephen Hall and south
erly by land of Eleazer Partridge.
WILLIAM ROBINSON. u. Sheriff.
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Dte1,

In Barre, after long confinement, which
he bore with patience, and at length died in
the Christian hope, Mr.. Noah White, aged 60.
In scarborough, August 70, the Widow
Martha Fay, relict of Dca. Hezekiah Fay,
aged 82.-Printers in .Ncw York and .New
Hampshire, are requested 10 insert. The qbore.
In New-Braintree, on the 18th inst. Miss
Lncy T. Bowman, aged q, youngest daughter
OF Joseph Bowman, Esq.
In Columbia, Is. c. Jon the 18th ult. Miss
Mary Green, of this town, in The SD year of
her age.
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Levi DivoU's Estate.
VEvHE Subscribers having beer

81 e' ''1OI0 IIoI 'IIS UNOAI
n appointed Commissioners TO receive and
examine the claims Of Creditors to the Estate
OF LEVI DlVoLL, late of Lcominster, deceas-
ed, represented insolvent, hereby give notice
that Six Months from the 18th day of Septem-
Der inst. are allowed said Creditors to exh:b-
it and prove their claims; and that we will
attend to the duty assigned us, at the office OF
the undersigned, WILLIAM PERRY, in Leon
mister, on the FIRST Thursdays of November,
January, and March next, from two to six
O'Clock, ?. M. on each of said days.
BEZALEEL LAWRENCE.
WILLIAM PERRY.
I.eominster, Sept. Is, 1924.
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administrators Sale OF
Zeal Estate.
WILL be sold, by order of the

WILL be sold, by order of the
Hon. Judge of Probate for the County
of Worcester, On Friday, the 9Th day of No
vember next, at two o'clock, in the afternoon,
on the premises, a certain Farm, situated in
Lancaster, in said County, well known by the
name of the Wriford Farm, and the same that
was owned BY aIosEs PEAsLEE, late of said
Lancaster, deceased, and occupied by him in
his life time. Also, Pew No. 60, well situated
on the lower floor in Lancaster Westinghouse.
/ The above Farm is situated in the middle of
the town, on the publick road from Boston TO
Brattlcborough, in very pleasant neighbour
hood, and contains, by estimation, about sic :
ty-Gve acres. The soil is exceedingly fertile,
consisting of upland and intcrvale, fit for TIL
lage, moving, and pasture, ard extending in
one body across the river Nashua, in the form
of an oblong square. The Buildings consist
of two-story House of convenient size also
Barn and Out-Houses. There is an excel
lent Well of Water on the premises, but few
feet from the House. The Farm is subject to
small incumbrance, which will be made
known at the time Of sale. Terms of payment
will be liberal.
SARAH PEAsLEE, .4dm'r.
Lancaster, Sept. 90, 1924.