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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17
Valuable Property
Az PUBLIC SALE.

VEVHE subscriber having determined to decline
Il hi. present business and move from the
place--TpiW offer at PUBLIC SALE, at the
house of William Herdman, on Saturday, the 17th
of December nert, 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, the follow
ing property, in the Village of Newark, viz:
No. l. A Lot of land containing about ofan
acre, on which is erected c. m rtable dwelling
house and store, milk and sm' ke house, granary
barn, corncrib, and other out buildings, all il
good repair. Part of the above property has beef
occupied for upwards of ten years as store, ans
is equal, if not superior as stand to any in thu
place.
No.2. A Lot of land in central part of the Vii
lage, containing acre, one rood 4 eighteel
perches.
No. 8. A Lot of land situated between the
New-Lontlon and Nottingham roads, containing
acres 3 roods and % perches.
No. A. A Lot of land on the south side OF the
Nottingham road, containing acres, 3 roods and
9 perches.
2 roods and IL perches, situated on the Elkton
| Road.
The above Lots of land, are situated in, or adj
iacent to the Village of Newark, and are in
high state of cultivation. he terms of sale will
| be one third cash, and the balance in two annur
al payments with interest. Should the above
property not be sold on said day, it will be for
rent.
Benjamin Watson.
The Subscriber also offers to the public, at
first cost, his present stock of goods, consisting
of general assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hard and Hollow ware, Queens ware, &C., &c.
! Neou.ark, Nou. 9, 1925. tsp.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17
MARRIED,

At Newark, Del on Tuesday evening the
1st instant, by the Rev. A. K. Russell, Doctor
WAsnlxGroN RussEL o. Chlistiana, Del. to Mss
Mary, Youngest daughter Of JonS THOMPSON
Il sqr. Of the forncr place.
At Newt Castle Del on Tuesday evening the
sthnstant, by the Rev. A. X. Russell, BENJAMIN
WmlrHLEr Esqr. ofNcw-arl Del. to Miss ELIZA
NJ only daughter of the late ALEXANDER RoBE-
son Esqr late of Newport Del
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17
4 goud opportunity should not be ne
elected.
y. CASS. Surgeon Dentist,

AT his former stand, No, 8, East High street,
Two doors below Smiths Hotel.
Informs the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Whining
ton and its vicinity, that he has returned from
short excursion from the Borough, and will wait
upon them at their own houses, for the space OF
few months, in the line of his profession He
performs every necessary operation on the teeth
and gums; removing with care fixed tartar. He
cleans, separates and polishes teeth without in
iurinp, the enamel. His confidence in his unri-
vailed mode Of extracting teeth, is undimnshed,
and no one can want confidence, after once sub
hitting to trial. He extracts broken and de-
ayed teeth, roots and stumps, that have been
despaircd of, without injury to the gums mends
teeth with foil or gold, tobe as lasting and use
full as sound teeth, without pain in the operations
inserts artificial teeth in neat and durable mal-
ner; regulates children's teeth, and gives advice
on the teeth gratis, if appliedto at his room.
N. b. He keeps powder for the teeth, which
whtens them and is very beneficial to the gums.
He requests those wishing any of his services, to
call in the course of the above mentioned time,
as he will leave town at the expiration OF 1t.
Oct 9ztb. SIS mo.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17
THE UNITED STATES
LITERARY GAZETTE.
November I, 1875
CONTENTS.


CONTENTS.
Repiews.-Lawrene' Address before the
American Academy of Fine Arts, Reform in
Harvard College, Mr.. Ticknor's Remarks
on Changes lately proposed or adopted in
Harvard University, The Foresters.
l1isceiany.-Journal of Tour in the in
terror of South Carolina.
Original Poetry.-The Perpetual Youth
of Nature-A Soliloquy, A Simple Story.
Critical Wotices.-Judge Reeves Treaties
on the Law of Descents, Zophiel, A Poem.
By Mrs. Brooks.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17
Bank of Delaware.

THE President and irectors OF the Bank OF
Delaware, have this day declared Il dividend often
dollars per share, on the capital stock, payable to
the Stockholders, or their legal representatives,
ON or after the 10th inst.
BY order of the board,
Edward Worrcil, Cash'r.
JTTI,aington, Nor 1, 1925. 6-4t.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17
Notice.

THE annual meeting Of the HIimington Uai-
on Cohni.ation Society, will be held i'll the Sc
cond Presbyterian church Oh Thursday evening,
the 18th inst, ut o'clock-when an address Will
be delivered by the Rev. Z. W. Gilbert, and a
collection taken up.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17
Prices of Country Produce.
WILMINGTON, MOP 10, 1925.

FLorn, superfne, per barrel..............s5
pvr .S3 so
Wnr,,r white. per busbel or 60lbs. .......Sl O3
IN red do do. 81 90
Cons, per bushel or 57lbs.. .............. 50
Do. Meal, per bushel. -. ........... %
In MARKET.
Butter, ls % cts.-Eggs, II a 16-Lard, Sa 10
Bacon, 6 10-Ham, 9 a 12-Potatoes, 50 o.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17

In our paper Of last week, VIC gave an
extract from the BuFllo Journal, of the late
4" Canal Celebration which took place at
that town, on uniting the waters OF the lakes
with that of the ocean. We nov, on our
last page, present our readers with another
extract, from the New-York Evening Post,
giving an account of the celebration which
took place in that city, on the same event.
An account of this proceeding should pc re
gistered in every Journal of this great con
fcdcracy. It is a proof that the mammoth
work Of internal Improvement is rolling on
through our western territory, and ere long,
will be SO far advanced, as to make the
beasts and savages Of the forest onr near
neighbours. The citizens OF New York
i ha,ea noblc cause for their rejoicing, Tor
this is the most glorious event that ever
graccd the annals Of that state their ca
nal is proud monument of the genius OF
free people.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17
TEE u NEETzTHE & osasEs z @ @ 81 1s7z zAN
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.
Thursday, Nov. II, 1926.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IN The Presiaenf.

lMmnel o. Heap, Of Pennsylvania, to be Cen
sul Of the U States for the City and Kingdom of
Tunis, in the place of Charles d. Coke, tyanstcrr-
ed to Tripoli.
Inarles D. Care, of New-Icrscv, to be Con
sul of the United States for the City and King
dom Of lripoli in place of Thomas d. Ander-
son.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17
BENJAMIN Watson.
REMOVAL.

nAMUEL sAPpINGToN has removed his
- DRY GOODS STORE from No 103 Ship
lev, to II, Market-st, corner of Third-st., VIII
mngton. Where may be had, wholesale and
retail, an assortment OF
WooNen, Cotton, SILK, and Fancy
Goods, at the most reduced prices.
He f1atters himself that his goods will please his
friends and the public, who are respectfully nvi-
ted to call, and see for themselves.
Nov. 10, 1926 I'll.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17


Is, 900 troops. This is the news of the day,
and boat was sent yesterday to Cumana, to Or
der the Pincinca and Boyaca down to Cartha-
gena.
A correspondent at Quincy, noticing the
completion of the ninetieth year OF the event.
fnl life of the revered patriot John Adams,
remarks that he is yet vigorous in mind and
communicative. On the occasion OF his
birth day Sunday he was visited by many
friends, and an ingenious and pertinent dis
course was delivered by the Rey. Mr..
Brooks of bingham, from Geneses 80: 10.
II am not worthy Of the least of all the mer-
cies. and of all the truth, which thou hast
Showed unto thy servant; for with my staff
I passed over this Jordan; and now am be-
come two bands" We understand Sunday
was also the preachers birthday.
Bost. Pat.
A reward of five hundred dollars is offered in
the Boston papers for the apprehension OF one
Victo, Cacarie or Vacarie, whose offence is thus
related:
.Whereas the above Victor Cavarie or Vaca-
rie did, in the month of June last, sell to Will
liam Wightman, in the city of Charleston, s. c..
a sack of base metal filings, representing the
same to be pure gold dust, and presenting at the
same time samples as part and parcel thereof to
be assayed, which turned out to be good; and
whereas he did afterward, on the selection by
said WIghtman of = further quanty for the whole
mixed mass of 719 ounces, to be newly assayed;
contrive in some way unknown to SAID wight
man. TO possess himself thereof, and to substitute
like quantity of pure dust, to be assayed, SO
that the said Wightman has been thereby cruelty
deceived and detrauded, he having paid the sad
Victor, the sum of 10000 dollars tor the sad
sack Of base gold, in the full belief that 1t was
like the samples, pure"
Ills stated in the advertisement that he is sup
posed to be the same man who was arrested some
time since in New-York and Philadelphia fol
similar crimes; and that in Boston, when last
seen there, he had in his possession the sum Of
10000 dollars in United States bills
i About forty courses of Lectures will bede-
livered in Philadelphia the present winter
OH Anatomy, Surgery, Materia Medica
Midwifery, Institutes of Medicine, Medica
Practice, Chemistry, Pharmacy, Physiolo
; gy, Natural Philosophy, Mineralogy, Botany
: Natural History, Astronomy, Elocatlon
/ History, Law, Mechanics.
. Many OF these are delivered in Publ
: Institutions, as the University of Pennsyl
/. yania. Jefferson Medical College, Philadel
, Dha Anatomical Rooms, College OF Phar
l macy, Franklin Institute, &c.
: The natives Of ireland, resident in Ne'
:. York, have voted, at a general meeting, a
J, address to the People Of ireland on thel
!, political and religious situation and to hav
: collection for the Catholic Fund. ne
!. have also voted an address to the inhabl
: t nts II South America, in behalf OF the IRIS
: Catholics.
y George ]. Brown, Of New York, has bee
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17

George ]. Brown, Of New York, has been
fined 25 dollars for striking man who Kiss
ed his wife A hard case, truly.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17

1t viii be seen by our columns to-day, that
General Lafayette has safely reached his
native country, and his home, where he has
received the tender embraces of his family
and the fond congratulations Of a numerous
concoursc of anxious friends. The Gener-
als passage acrcss the Atlantic was an un-
pleasant one; the ship being accompanied by
heavy winds the whole time but, it is a
consolation to hear that he arrived safe and
in good health.
We have understood that the fortunate
ticket which yesterday drew the Capital
Prize of SIS, 900, in the Washington Canal
& St. Peters Church Lottery, was but few
days ago sold by Messrs. Robertson & Little
of this Borough, at their Office lately cstab-
lished in Philadelphia.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17
TIE BRANDY WINE.

We have been permitted says the New York
Gazette, to make the following extract from the
letter Of an officer of this rgate, to his friend in
this city, dated at Cowes, the 9th ult.
"A fortunate gale drove lis into this port yes
terday--we are on our way from Hayre to Glib
raltar. We arrived at llavre Oh the 4th. land
ed Gen. LAFAYETTE and suit the next day,
and Immediately after sailed for Gibraltar We
had scarcely cleared Cape La Houge before we
took violent gale from the westward, and were
SO fortunate as TO arrive here in safety.--We
will probably remain long enough to reit our
ship; when we shall again attempt to reach Glib
ratar. We have had constant gale ever since
we left the Capcs of Virginia; and, since have
been to sea, have never known SO unpleasant
a passage The General came on deck only fo,ll
tiines.-lIe was confined to his bed almost all
the TING BY sea sickness, combined with an at
tack OF the gout in his right knee"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17
DEPARTURE OF GENERAL LAFAYETTE

N FROM THE BHASnTWINE
The editor OF the Baltimore Patriot has
been favoured with the following interesting
extract from an officer to gentleman IN
Haltimols
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17

An Antigua paper gives the following extract
of letter from La Guayra, dated the I'd septem-
Der: San expedition is to sail against CUBA, on
the 18th inst. from Carthagena The Mexican
Ga guns, two frigatcs, three briggs, and thirty
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-17

two schooncrs, and all the Columbian Navy, with
$4,000 troops This is the news OF the day,
and boat was sent yesterday to Cumana, to Or
der the Pincinca and Boyaca down to Cartha-
gena.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
TREASURY DEPaRIAfENT,


PURSUANT to the provisions Of act Congress- approx
ed the 81 oi Marca last authorizing the President Oi the
United States 10 borrow, the credit Of the United Stale,
OF before the inst OF January neN not eAceeds Twelve
millions oil dollars
Notice hereby gr that sealed proposals wlbe received
inclusive, for lending TO the United States the o
tea millions, four hunLI ed thousand dollars
Hisfequired tat the proposals shall state the which the
parties willing gave every hundred dollars stock
hearing an Interest payable quarterly Of io and half pei
cenu pei aud renbussabe the pleasure the
United States, follows
hail any after the day of December
thousand eight hundred and teneight aud the ienade
time after teSlst day Of December, thousand
hundred aud twenty PrOUided That rembu
shall be made for the whole
until after at least months public INTENDED
endorsement IL Is also require that the proposals shall
the place which the offered wilibe paid Which
be other o The places following VIA At the Bank
OF the United States ia Philadelphia Ubce uf Discount
aud DePoe New YORK, Boston, Baltimore, Ricnmond
Charleston IL IS further required that the acceptance
tue proposals, the money be deposited the orcd Of ia,
Treasurer Ut the United STATES the bauk Offices
the may be, following that's To- portion
thereof equal four dollars and hall IN each hundred dol
Lars before the 10th day Of December next and the
due before the 3lst day Of the For The
the Bank Office where made the second hnsi
depos;e and surrender Of such certificate, certificates
Stock ri the description before mentioned, aud bearing
est from toe SI day of December will he by the
al Loans the Bank office where The pa
has beeu made. The scrip will as.suhle
by endorsement aud delivery: hat failure complete the
NAL payment the Stipulated first deto.itr will
forfeited 10 the United Stale, aud the scrip certificate
void.
No proposal for less sum than ten thousand dollars will
receiyel will ANY offer he eyed at les than par.
RICHARD RUSH, Secretary ofthe treasury.
Oct 81 4q--'2IstN
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.SaLe IA KnInnbIe Lnnds-

WILL sell Oh the premises The l.. day Of December
next n ft II not thcu tie next fair da, thereafter
70 the highest bidder Tract Of Land living James RI
yer 10 The county ~ Chesterfield, 20 miles below hmond
10 from Pceshufg, called Prequ- 1le. The land n, of
between and 300 acre, very fertile and we'll adapted h
cotton corn what oats aud tobacco will sell 10 on crt
oi one Two and three years the purchaser giving bond and
secut! Tor tue FIRST payment snd bonds Jr he other paymcnt
With deed M trust on the property 40 the payment
az the same t'me and place wlsr stock OF 40 kinds
shd me crop that may be- on hand upon credit months
TOT a sun'over $40 and 0r under that amount the cash will
6ereq"ed Bonls and approved security will be expected fo
The credit saes.-ALSO.
On ihe 18th day Of December, the
shall sell tract iabOut 800 Of Land n The county Of
amelia ma good neghhourhood and healthy siuson. at
winch about 10 acres are prime low grounds very heavily
befed aud The whole ~ The land well wsered and admira
by ad7pef to the production Of wheat tobacco cotton and
corn Deep Creek runs through th lnd the navigation Of
which w he open by The III January ne acodng 10 CON
ae tYtne APPonaox river There good crops NJ wheat
eeaed o hoh the shove described farms. Poeion can be
had on the ist Jan. next.
me s'g5k Of every kind crops, plantation utensils &C. &c.
WI pe 'oo p nc same time uPencIms mentioned icgns-
ing TIC sale al Presque Lie. EDWARD y. WATKINS.
N0''~'' 5i--tds'
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N0IICE.

Monday the third day OF October, If fair, not the hs'
~ far day thereafter the ube ibes will sell publicly To Ine
highest bidder the premises Tract Of Land Of about oV
the title TO which udbpuiable The terms oil sale VIII
be, cash, aud the balance equal annual pay
nts carrying interest iromthe day sale. This land ne
upon Chekah0mony Swamp about 20 miles below Richmohd
adjoining tine Long Bridges outhe Newkent side II III GOOD
heart may he CONSIDERED rich, the soil h ana very
easy to cultivate, and peculiarly suited to the growngo eo.on
and about go clear ed III there he any de
Of purchasing small rich Farm they will attend the
sale The purchaser will be required TO give bona aud eeu
rity and deed OF the land the circuit pay
ments. JOHN b. CHRISTIAN, EEteuiors Of no
ROBERT CHRISTIAN, 5 ChristidT, dee.
Angus 10. SO--tds
" L. The above sale postponed until the third THURSDAY
IN November, at which time viii take place at NewAeni
courthouse instead of on the premises.
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
FTFTY DOLLaRS REU,gRDJ

kNILL be given for ie apprehension delivery to me ia
~ Richmond, n slave named ToM abscond,d on TIA,
get inst lie - q" age, rather under e ordinary size
but well made chocolate colour open intelligent
with large eyes; and has beeu principally accustomed 10 the
House aud stable. lie has wife athe house M. John l.
len, Of this city, and several relations IN the neghbohrod He
well supplied with money aud clothes aud will probably
tempt T." geto ofhe northern o,s and for TIM purpose
will supply himse with free papers
~ Capains Of vessels cautioned against receiving hin,
board.
r. II aPPrehended out Of the state will deay all res
sonahlc charges n conveying Kim to this place.
+ Jolly %. 23-u WIN. ANDERSON.
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Frftnlirf Departnlenf. Richnlo,ld. 90. q 1

EreeUtiue Department, Richmond, oct. 4, 1875.
ElBOPOSALS will he received hy tbs Department until the
18th day Of November ur tie sale of fou
aad five thousand musks the Public Armory at Rich
mOnd. The proposals state the oIcr each nuskei
terms Of pay meHi, whether cash upon credit il the
latter the extent Of credit desired. The will he open
all times toe Inp, cton OF such disposed 10 purchase
liy order. WM. II. BICHARDSON, &C.
The editors of The National iuelgeucer Raleigh Register.
Baltimore Morning Chronicle, Democratic Press, Norfolk lie
raid y. Y. Nat Advocate aud Lexington Reporter will eae
insert the above IN their respective papers until l5t ul
Nov and forward tneu accounts to this department.
Oct, 7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-11-15
LIND F0R SIZE.

pursuance Of the il aud testament Of james g. Row,
decd will offered for sale The ninth day Of January
next Chat being King Queen court dsyD TO the she' DID
de- IN one two aud hree years credit that valuable tract Of
land on which deceased lately esied THIS tract lies I'M
neIaiy on the Wauspony River, sud contains $50 acres o.
bpb Land which admirably adapted 10 the gro7h OF corn
oss rye and cotton and part oft TO wheat wth soo1 ner-
ring sherry attached dj and 500 Of March aHording
an excellent rsuze Tor Stock aud sbouadng with wild same
The Improve very good having large dwelling house
IN good repair and all necessary out houses all OF whe sre
o6d The growers u cotton invited TO examine th farm
e. il believed that It, soil peculiarly adapedto That ar
tice Bonds with unexceptonabe security, or deed OF ro,,
on the lands the payment Of me purchase money VIII
Ie reo,irea FRANCIS ROW, lT,us,se,
JOHN " FLbET
W. 1. ot--Nuu
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my virtue Of deed Of u.t executed by Robert Biough
- the 8h day Of December, 1870 TO the subscriber a.
truste Tor the purpose btf,n menoued and by Of
another deed executed % The day Of
1926 from wilson Bouh Ann Brough aud Eliza Boush, will
be sold public auction credit Of g. ~ and months
Monday November, before the CouOu.e door IL
the of Willam5bufg, az ~ O'clock that IdLUdBLE
PLANTATION in Jane. city county, Cbckshominy X
yef called BgFs Neck containing BY etimun 300 acres,
the orles part Of which land adapted oths
culture and wheat the remainder well covered with
timber aud ah1rs ent range lo both cattle and hog
The quality ol The land aud s couguiy 60 nasetbe waef,
would 10 the hands Of good manager make very yaua-
bic estate The title indispuable, bot sell trustee only
aud therefore give warranty except trustee Bonds
required HOLT WILSON, Trustee.
Oct.If 4s-tds
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OUT Of nv stable in Not",osv county, the nrh Of the
L 7tbul, a SORREL HORSE t.tt OF 10 inches high,
supposed t he - old lie has small star in is
adj is round handsome horse; tro aud gaoP, short
and we'll aud Is excellent sig horse. Gu The same night
saddle and bride stolen; both had been Ia Tor
ome time the s,irrup, and bit were steel. will pay
ward of Ten Dollars any person who will the
get him 1t supposed the iie has made for The West
LEW. JONES.
Not,nvav October IS, 5O-wit
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NOTICE

PETITION will he presented the Legislature at the
sessoa By the PI esIden AMI Directors OF the Rich
and osborne Turnpike Company, praying for the
sage w oauthorie The said company extend their road
from Oshorne the Manchester aud Petersburg
urnp,k at some point atches Tavern the
~ OF Chcereld and the of Petersburg BY order
tie President Directors. G. VI. CIRHiNGFON. CLERK.
4 5S-4
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WAS committed 10 the all of Hanover county RGng-
W away, on the 5lt of August last, gro named Pom
pey he saws he heloncs Ncy Shsckieoot, OF Spotya
aud hired 10 III hmrnd Kennel. lie appears 10 be
had tooth before, knot his forehead,
not vey he. and is much broken out about the face, neek
shoulders having somewhat ibe appearance ofsma p"N Tha
owner Of negro required to forward proper
ly pay charges, he will be dealt with the law directs,
90 JOS. STARkE, d. S.
for Jno W. Ellis.
Nov q 5i-w12w-
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BRADLEY, TTcCGERY = co.

WOOIen Diapers, Mems JherceTs q JdiiOTS.
their old stand, OF the first street above Oh Eagle
"A Hotel, have received the LATEST FASHIOSS-and
the principal part Of their FAIL GOODS, consisting Of
cloths aud vestngs, Of the very first rate also 9TH
ers qualities, which they deem unnecessary TO
mrrate, complete assortment Oi TRIMMINGS, Of the
very hest kind, make up every garment ia their nefrom
the terms which their present stock has been
procured they confident being able 10 sell ows
any other house-They respectfully solicit continuance Of
The patronage Of all their old Customer and the public gene
rally who intend he punoua short credit pay the
cash as only by such vys they will he enabled to coun
supply their friends aud the pubic with the best goods on
the best terms.
n d. They will also he thankful for the patronage Of those
who purchase her cloths elsewhere, which shall be made and
trimmed ia the very best manner.
Oct. IL. a. 1T
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EXECUTIVE DEP 4RTMENT.

hirhmOud, &lh May,lfAj
NJ Office is hereby gwen, that from this tine forward att
persons offering Themselves puncipalsof securities e.
bond conscttO he approved b tho Executive will be-
required to accompany the with sidavs iersl form
stating the value Of property which they would bon fd
posses after the payment Of III therd,bl..
BY oder, w. II. RICHARDSON, r. c.
NM "a. g. ~