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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-14
DIR. G.. FREEMAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR INULAN' SPECIFIC

FToR the of colds, coughs, ashmas, approaching
consumptions and all diseases Of the breast aud lungs
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. ITO, Maket-strce vii
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-14
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Wilmington, Del.
JANUARY /, 1925.
Persons calling for these letters, aciU please say
then are advertised.
a Thomas kenny
William Aldred l.
William Anderson James Lewiston
Jane Anderson William Lee
Eliza Anderson John Lodge
Martha Andrews NJ
James Aldridge NOAH Miller
Charles Anderson, Jun. James Miller
u William Miller
Brisn Blest John Mullica
I'romas Beattie Hester Metford
George Baran Thomas Morse
Joseph Burk Henry Miller
Francis Bennerman Charles Miner
Hannah Brown Thomas Marshal
Reuben Bonsall Joseph Marshall
John Bosler Mary Moore
William Boyd John Milgan
Joseph Barlow Robert Martin
Fills Bieard Philip Miller
John Bayard Henry Mitchell
Torrance Burns George Miller
Thomas Berry Patrick Nlahany
John Breckbill Thomas Moody
Lewis Barns George Moore
Jane Bruce George Matsun
George Bell Robert Miller
Moses Bullock Park Mason
Patrick Brady Thomas ]. Mason
John Buckley John Miller
Sarah Beggs L. M.
Alice Btenan Margaret Michall
MIR. Bourdos William McWade
Lewis Nj. Bell Rebccca McIlvaine
Jacob Brown Alexander Mac Rae
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

W~eiearn with pleasure that the Bap-
fist Missionary Society of Virginia have
recommended the obj ects ofthe Coloni-
aafion Society to the patronage Of their
Churches, and also that the Synod Of
the Dutch Reformed Church of the
state of New-York have recommended
that collections be taken up for this
Institution on the fourth of July, OK
Sunday following.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

A Frigata Of d guns ia to be laurch-
ed, at the Navy Yard, we have heard
this morning, at S O'Clock. She is Ia he
named, according to the mode Of nam-
ingthls class of irigates, by lot, the Sus-
qushannGh being the name ofone of the
priacipai rivers Of tie United States.
AC.. iSt.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

A lady was unfortunately poisoned
at Bre OIL, n on Saturday week, and d.
I'd in Two hours, By "a dose of poison
(prer AIRED by a mistake Of the STUDENT
administered by a respectable physician
whose distress Goa scarcely be deScil-
bed.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

Extraordinary suieid. John Brown,
eyed SIS, living in the aims house. at
Bellerica, Massachusetts. committed
suicide by forcing his wooden leg down
his throat. He had been for some time
in state of mental arrangement, and
imagined that the ovsrseers intended 10
burn him.-Phil'a Ersning Post.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

Death by Drinking Cold Wat@.-.
The chief cause Of so many persons fall
ing victims so such casIaliiies may ba
found in the impunity with which they
have heretofore drank cold waller. The
remark i, very common with such per-
sons-"o, have frequently drank cold
water when heated and it never hurt
me."-Tbese persons forget that they
can die but once, and that when they
are hurt" once by drinking cold water
they almost to a certainty die: Tie
effects showing themselves so suddenly
that ninety nine times in a hundred,
death makes his appearance before the
doctor.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-23

An advertisement. with ,hs hesdits
Of "Quoit Club" appeared in . late Ma
tionai intelligencer, inviting the stten-
ton of gentlemen TO a club about tor
ming. We commend the noble and
classical exercise to our brethren at
Washington; the healthy viii find an
appetite in attempting a risgsr, and the
dyspetic may forsgo a few doses of his
wonted medicine, by regular atten-
dance.-U. S. Gazette.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11
GREECE.

Although VIC have more recent accounts fiarn En-
rope than those which we have already published, on
c SUBJECT OF the applicaoG OF Greece for lie protec
un OF Great Britain and notY ls;aD lIng Tie Courier,
IN reference to this movement, exhibited an unqualified
scepticstn on the subject Of ANY ,licc tic part
OF Tie British government think discover
an article IN Tie Times Of the 10Th September which
lhshps Tue lnercncc that circumstances 10
induce the government of England 10 aCccdc to the
proposition OF the Greccs. For instance, England
should re oil OPINION that any change has taken place IN
Tie relative power and positions of other nations of Eu
rope oy winch the balaucc If power has been
ircr oVc thrown require more eight tu be thrown
INTO Tie scale of her influence then she may end IT
poIic |" plant the banner OF st. George the walls
al MisSoonshi II argued the paragraph, which
we refer, that ''thc general settlement which
Paccu Tie great Powers tins (hc European) heis
herc, III certain dciuitc relations towards each other
wan respect To position, territory &c. and tlIt
single posi- cr had right TO change for its benefit,
and TO the deirnnent cf is ncghbou':.n any of the
ations thus defined. The argnmet; is especially applied
10 TIC British power in the, Mediterranean, which
n'icd to Malta aud The lonian Islands, and which limit
she was bound Ia observe long there was no az
Srandzcmcnt of the power of other nation of Flu
rope which would render this limit too narrow for TIC
objects contemplated by the general settlement Now
1t argued that since France, by her military cccupa
on % SpaIc commands the ports OF Cadiz, bar ceuna
and the wloe Intermediate coast she has acquired an
influence over The Mediterranean. which was neither
possessed nor contemplated whoa the settlement was
made. As Mediterranean question: therefore, il is
conicndcd that Crest Britain has a rig to make her
oo'ing III that quarter finn aud imposing than il
has hitherto becn and in his view ii possible that she
NAV acccde to The request az Greece AGAIN in regard
10 kussia, II that power should desire TO pnsCcur any
measure OF aggression conquest against the Porte
England might ind il necessary 10 take her stand On
The Greek Archipelago. Not that Great Britain has
any attachment 10 Turkish policy, which could induce
ms movements but that IL utlispcI sable that She
should have boom of separate, distinct, and nl!epcu
dent powers stretched along the south eastern hunda
Ut The Russian empire, 10 guard Ia entrances 10 her
Indian possessions. Some cf these reasons may he,
perhaps found sufficiently strong TO jarce En@aa into
such deviation from hcr chosen policy as to accei
The procr of Greece, although (says the editor OF the
Iimcs) She will not easily be tempted to ;,dort
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11
BALTIMORE Nov. q

Blttiaaore jJonumea!.-Yesterday agteeably to the
arrangements already announced The completion of
this beautiful edice celebrated by throwing open
to public view in the presence of an immense concourse
OF citizens Of all ages and sexes The day delight
full and mild for tie season. and the presence of clear
SKY and genial sun, added much TO the brilliant and
martial appearance of the military and the satis!ac
ton of the thousands who This monument
Is The property ami justly the pride of Baltimore, and
for lis protection from injury is placed under the guar
clionshp of cve,y ssea, whatever be his age cUnG-
tioa.
We regret 20 adj that short fine previous to the
ceremony, a part of the scafUding of the hotel
Suddenly gave way from tic number of persons upon it
learn that several persons injured by tie fall,
aud two very severely.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11
PRUSST 4

BERLIN, august 25.-Our Court has adopted The
same course in relation 10 the States OF America
as France IL viii permit its subjects to trade with
these countries, aud make shipments of Prs-ian or TO-
reign good; bat it has positively refused send Con
suis to cir ports this would be orsye TO
spain, with which tits Government in good lcIii.
gcnce and connected by ties of friendship This act
would also be IN opposition 10 the principles OF ceiti-
macy as 1t wcHld be tacit of recognition of the indie
pendencc Of these States, which this Court will not &C
knowledge, ill Spain herself shall previously recognise
tiem. For tlc reason all Prussau suIcc;s are
absolutely forbidden 10 enter tue service OF anv of tie
Insurgcnt States.
These are the principles which have been disclosed
in note by reply, addressed to lie Minister of Spain
near this Court.
II IS uDdcrsood moreover, that the same system will
be pursued by tie other Powers of the North no have
promised Russia TO abstain from every act in favor OF
The nsnrgent states of America, although the agents OF
England have eudcavourcd TO persuade lhc to differ
ent course. If rumour may be credited, notes have
passed between Russia and England on this subject,
which will probably nlcrposc delay in TIC dcpar-
ture OF Lord Straugford for London.
II IS said, that NJ. de Suchtclen, Ambassador from
Russia at Stockholm, addressed note the Court OF
Sweden, sustaining the demand Of the Charge 'A tices
Of his Catholic Majesty, that the departure of the YES
sc's sold to the Colobians, be prevented and that lie
received a satisfactory rcry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

Il Those al orr Subscribers who forget to COM
PLAN bitterly 9" The slightest irregularity of mail
Though they should b. convinced that the blame could
j"s' as properly hscribed to them US, and others viii
be so oblgmg rccoect that many of them are now
indebted for two years subscription this paper;
many have not paid for the present year. which has nearly
cxPGd aud that the can be safely and conveni-
emily rcmiitcl either by the Delegates or by mail
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11
z'zE'pZ DOLLARS REWARD,
Gfn7, 46o VvI;cCt Ct4 Al I'M a.. ~

81 FOLEN oH The subscriber. Wcdnced ~ the ,A,t
, Of ibis instant, u .NEGRO N.l.N. i.amed It1yi,y,
u years Of age, feet high, made, very black sd
work at the blacksmith business had on hen Inc ven,
awap7 white fur hat, light drsb coorrd great coat his
other clothes not rrcoccted. Also WHITE GRIN
ING 10 years old, feet high: also Il Bride and sadds
The above Ncgro aud Horse believed 10 be stolen h.,
man who calls himself Uijan1 Smith, as he was seen
lurking obo" my plantation tho evening of the 24b
aud OF whom purchased said negro and horse about ~
months ago. believe the negro was raised in Ricbn,orJ
Virginia, to which place expect the negro and Smith Win
aim rs they were seen going III that direction Smith I
small man black hair' grey eyes DARK compexion with
very large will give the above reward for ,ba -
preheson OF said property fdelyered me- near Salem
Stokes county, n G. or secured ia any Jail so thar Ger
them again, and all reasonable expenses paid
! JAMES STAFFORD.
''''h'S county ~ u Oct -. q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11
BED

Al Boston. on Friday Morning, the Hon. WILLIAM
GRAY, aged % wealthy and highly respectable nj
Of transformations atfiIe and plain manners He was one
Of The parents ct the India trade which assisted in oar ear
fr national commerce. 10 ic the country and many
dviuaS hf Gray was always judciousy pl siug,
'ndoatisnhy industrious and systematic in arrange
n'ms Of time. He generally about the hours
jor ococA IN all seasons of the yearau the quiet
OF thr r"mmg paruSei his letters examined his accounts
ard formed his plans aud arrangements. His perceptions
were crar,and his explanations calm and collected. lie
has rlt family Of which any father would be proud
iPnItnGi,Lrr-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

disposabe force of the government in the south eastern
extremity OF the country, any movements Of hostile
description should take place IN the north frontier
Consequences Of the most disastrous tho sta
hily of the present system may have ensucd before
any efficient means can be brought INTO action Ia sup
press the Indication Under all the circumstances it
appears little probable, IL is desirable, that the
British power will be able much longer retain that
extensive influence The territory OF India,
which II has acquired.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11
THE FREDERICKSBURG RACES

CoMmemccd over Sina.ts Grove Course Oh Monday the
3i5 of October, Tor Il swtrpstake Of $500 mile heats
First Day.
Jimcs Ross b. colt, by -, out OF Lady Teazle,
WIN. Longs - by Vampire, Q Q
jas G. Taiiaf'rros lilly by Gracious, out Of
Ecd-Eyc 'dare bolt. dist.
Wn-L. Whites 5 colt, bolt. dist.
Timc--1,t heat, IN. % s.--od, ? M los.
Second Day--Jocky Club Race mile $500.
Jas Snocts ch horse Southern Eclipse, by Northampton;
dam by First Consul, years, the property Of Dr. WIN.
'fhornton. OF ~ Jsh:ngton, Is
Nj. Sroihe's bay mare Atalanta hy Chance, yrs.
Wm. b. Longs g. Red FoS, Ivy St Iammany,
OF Dioiuad mnre, years old, 9 3
jas. Noroms b. g Experiment, by Red Eye, dist.
THirl Dcy.
Thos. p. Hares M. Wasp, by Don Quxottc, out Of II
Jack Andrew s mare, years old
wo,. b. Longs b. IN. Maria Louisa, by TIyatosa,
Of Bedford mare, 3
WIN. G Wiiss 9. Pirate, by Clifton, yrs. bolt, Dist
Eclipse struck lame the last round lille running
win apparent ease.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

One day 'a:er jir", L;oerpoo!.-By the ship Java ar
rived mp las, evening Liverpool newspaper OF tie 90,h
September was received at Merchants lIail. 1t con
tans no political advices OF any importance The
warehouse OF Mr.. Anderson, in Lord ST. !ycr9ooI
was burned on the afternoon of tic 2&th.
I-on'fon .H"rdeis, Sept. 27-'Tie demand Tor Get
ton was extensive, The sales amounting about 5000
bales. Snrats Cd 3D.; Pcrrams, iS!l IL; Orleans,
104d H.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11
EEAAAxDR,

At Henrietta, IT, Y Capt.. SAMUEL CuRn1ER, to Miss
Mary ARCHER. This the sere of Ca praiu Cur
ricr; ii buried bat three weeks before espous-
ed the scvcn,,.
"Nhoso indc'h good riff 6ncIcth good thing"
N 3. Since the above in type, that Mrs.
c. has wM ,riMe" p,ovocatioh LETT the bed and board
OF Capt Cunirr leaving him again disconsolafc widow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11
INDIA.

The accounts which were last received Of the pro-
grcss OF the Burmese war, show that the inba banis OF
Iis remote section Of tie world, posse, both the love
OF tcr connfy, and the courage defend it. In one
Or two instances would that e sturd valonr OF
the Burmese las been sufficient produce, at least;
noneniary check 10 The movements of e British army;
AMI, although there is title doubt that Burnah will be
ultimately snbducd, tie triumph Will have been pur.
chased al so immense cost Of blood and treasure that
the consequence, IN a financial view, will be aiost as
ruinous 10 hc OiiEachy OF merchants under which il
has been waged as, IN political vitw, they will prove
To TIC poor natives who vii be subugated. The trans
Pcrta'ion Of troops such vast tract Of country
IhronGn PestIlenia marshes, and hostile cOunr,
where every article Of subsistence las been destroy Cd
has cniaicd on the East India Company an increase Of
debt which that body will find it much more easy 10
estimate. than 20 discharge - Although the Burmese
arc almost uniformly defeated and retire further into
ncf country after defeat hey appear entertain no
idea 81 Submission CAS- for PEACE" SAYS letter from
ono Of the officers hcse gcnr, do rot seem TO nndcr
stand ihc term: and If thoy mean to follow 10 the ss
ten OF burning be towCs VIC shall b. scrsbIv of
tor covering tor Ourselves anti men svp arc now living
Under tents made Of sails from the shipsv We believe
t5at bc financial condition OF s East India Copoaov
Is ttc abic 10 bear ans prcssures of IN extraorJ
nary characters and it. during the absence Of all The
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

for The purpose Supplying the Inhabitants with water
The regularity with which the edifcc is built-be
respondencc Of IFS sides with tie Cardinal Pointg--the
ramPats--t'o canal-the broken pieces of earthen-
ware beautifully painted with various colours which
have ben found near tue ci,y-the manners, customs
aud habits Of the Indians iniabng the disrict-the
implements of busbandry which they use and the state
OF agriculture, all Indicate refined and civilized peo
p'e--and furnish the strongest contrast with the other
nations of savagcs in America and Mexico. The man.
ners, habits, customs civil and religious institutions of
this people might, aentivey considered shed much
light on the dark age of Mexican History.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

ne GFen'S.-Ca. tain Abbot Of the slip General
Jackson arrived Al BRISTOL r. J. from Trieste reports
'"a' "hen ne icit, there great rejoicing there
mong the Greeks account of the news Of recent
victories OF The Grcoks tie Turks, il being under
So"l that the General from Egypt conquered and
'aiien prisoner Capt ABBOT moi able to crrn tho
particulars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

From hooxv'hl, ln Tennessee, we learn hat A. r.
tIchci, late Assistant Postmaster at BountsvIlle in
tf Stale OF i"naf,,ar has a~sn convicted OF the Of
nee with which he was charged of rubhiug the mail
OF ictlcTs containing money. The sentence of the
court Fd not been pronounced the infor-
nant wrote. The public bare reason To rejoice that
IhNt'cc has overakcn this cupr whose fate may serve
rs warning 10 all others who are under Temptation TO
follow lis example, Nat III.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

T. .. Bo'"dHD Line.-General p. B. Porter and the
ioi'. "A. barclay, American and British commissioners
"eT inc fh article Of the treaty nf Ghcrt have held
several meetings at Albany preparatory final Close OF
heii commission IN Ahanv Argus there IS cvsrY
probability, if not absolute certeiny, thai tis cc,us-
'"n viii terminate, like the heretofore executed Ivy
same gentlemen, IL friendly aud perfect agreement
r course OF h;S lon '.i complicated inchus avoiding
recourse 10 the atr"scUenl OF foreign government
provided Tor by tn treaty Of disag between
tho commissioners
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

JAMES D'WoIr, Member ofthe United States Sem
ale iion Rhode Island, has reseted hi seat in that
body.
There are now five vacancies in the Senate; viz:
from each Of the States Of Rhode Island, New Yo-s
Wig mia. Tennessee and Mississippi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

FownATAN Ems, Esq. has been selected by the
Governor Of mississippi 10 ell the vacancy the Sc
nate Of he United states, occ:soneI by the resignation
Of David Holmes, Esq.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

We arc authorized 10 state, thai the New. York FLY
arlc t'a was beaten by Flirtia, four years old
on the 3lst u!t. the day CT which the
Bat. Chron.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

SWiIiiHEA reward of five hundred dollars Is offered
~ he Boston papers nr the apprehension of one Victor
Clvn,ic NaCurc, whose C1.'ucc is thus related:
Whcrea3 the above Victor Clvarie Vacarie, did in
the month ri Jane last, sell to William Wig nan in the
civ &C Charleston, s G. sack Of 5ase metal filings re-
presenting the TO be pure gold dust and presenting
tic same ua samples part and Parcel thereof to be
tavcd which termed TO be good and whereas he did
Afterwards on the selection by said Wighnan Of further
quantity from tive whole mixed mass Of 9 ounces, be
rcyyly assaycd, couivc in way unknown 10 said
WghtUan possess hiuscf thereof and to substitute
20 quantity pugc gold dust 10 he assayod, That the
saij Ws'taan mas thereby cruelty deceived aud de-
fau,d bc having paid Tire said Victor the cf 10000
~ TIE sail cd OF base metal in the full belief that it
WIS, like tie samples, pu.c gold"
stated n the advertisement that he is supposed
b. tic same who arrested some time since in
yafk anI P'dliGsphia for similar crnes and that IN
Bo-ru w-u last there be had in his possession the
srin Of 10 600 dollars 10 United States bills
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

that description which, have been provided for the
Greeks FROM being forwarded 10 their dcstinaou.--
The cagerness sell the securities that County was
50 great, that they fell nearly ! per cent. in value
Yorkshire .H,sicGl FeStirq.So great had been the
interest excited by the late Yorkshire NAUTICAL Festival
that twoGentemen from New York. Amer ica were in
duced 10 visit England, for the sole purpose OF being
present nj the festival; besides numbers from various
parts of the Continent. Indeed. il said by some of
the professors OF music that they would walk 500 miles
10 witness such another perio trance.
EcIGcL .O9t liter dated Licerpooi, Oct. l. 1925.
''The demand o. Cotton has not been brisk during
the week the trade bought spaIing!y, and impost
CONTINUES a.Ge; and il not for steady export de-
mand, prices would be maintained. The packet
s'.:P o September y, Che Cortes) Is oil o Lar, but
turiiy."
Another letter says 1910 bags arrived this week,
eRd'ng lNt October; ana number of vessels are OF t,
port. laden with Cotton
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

Mrs TIzabcrh Moore Of Kentucky, lately deceased
provided in her will Tor The emancipation of all her
ives about 30 in uunbor and left so dollars to The
!rCc vt DanyJc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-11

Eclipse struck lame the last round, = lille running
win apparent case.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-05-19
5pIHlyn yBR.AE.AW

The Bereap with Scripture and common sense
for his guides, examines freely the opinions and
practices Of the religious professors OF the pre-
sent day. Bound to no sect, as q sect, nor to any
creed, or set of opinions, because suppoHedOy
great MINES, he reduces to practice the excellent
advice Of the Apostle,
pyore al things; hold fast that which is good"
With the Biblc in his hand, the Btreal con-
tends for what he believes to be the faith " once
delivered to the saints'.-a faith both simple and
practical, and within the compass of the hum
blest perceptions Controversy in the commonly
accepted sense, and opinions having no bearing
on pf0ctice, lie freely abandons to polemcal yea
lot;
The BetccD Judges no man; he condemns no
man unless already condemned by his AcrroSs.
II is here that genuine nGnEsY is seated Ac-
tions therefore he will closely try--to actions he
will closely press the inf,lliblc nrIg, "BY rnEiR
rnuIrs YE SHALL Know THEM"
The work is executed in the best manner.
Each number consists of sixteen large octave
pages, in BREWER type, and is issued every two
weeks-Price two dollars year, payable half
yearly in advance. Twenty numbers have
been already issued, which can be furnished to
those who may subscribe At this time, or in fu-
urc. The EDITOR.
Orders from any part Of the United States, post
paid, enclosing the amount of subscription,
will be promptly attended to By tile subscribers
or their agents. Ir Editors ofpapers who may
receive hisadvcrtiscncnt and give the same three
insertions, shall be entitled to our thanks, and a
volume of the work.
MENDENHhL & WALTERS.
Wilmington, Dec 2S, 1924.