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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-12
GREEN BOTTOM FOR SAIr

tlY viItue OF deed Of trust Us by VIM III r.
bell, Esq and recorded in the ihe couuv nf "a
bell we shall, Monday the 18Th day of September next in
inc ioTn OF Staunon, proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder h
tract Of land commonly called the Green Boon living in Tho
SAID county Of Cabe the Ohio river eontirr 6,ty,.n
ouT ana i've thousand acTes Of which, than
hundred acTes are said t. be prime lU are moi
personally acquainted wit this eao but it been r,nt.
senIe to U.s. as being the finest that part Of the Ohio which
quality and therefore well merits the attention Of Inc s,ok
lsrmef For many while this in the hands Al
Col wilson o. Nicholas, ~ whom formerly belonged n v,
txiensgcy cultivated IN Tobacco, which when sold m VT
and tuSope, commanded prices equal 10 those which ,
best James River tobacco sold T3 land abound, in coal
has been divided nO MANY smaller or lots as NAV he
seehbY plat ~ The possession Of John iIaunau who i've
hhomng aud wO will sbew The whole part thereof 10
those Disposed 10 view H. Bu twill be sold one ent.re
VI in such parcels, the d1y Of sle may he thought be
calculated TO ensure the be-. price rhc sale will be on three
equal annual indictments The purchasers give bond, with
approved strees for the several 40 L.. -
trust the isud farther security Tor Che Ultimate usveo,
Of the purchase money! the deed Of trust however i not r.,
operate TIL she last inalm.n nj shall become due.
The subscribers are very solicitous wind up the ho
The ', eonhded 10 them II pefsons therefore should dir
10 purchase this property, they attend in the FIJI eop6
deuce that val be sold At the aud place above m,
JOHN COALTER,
JOHN H. COOKE,
Trustees for w II. Cajel and his creditors,
June - f5-8w
The Editors Of the virginan Lynchburr Rep9liesp
m Winehester Herald VA Frtdcrckshur Courier IN CHARLIE
town thanHha conniy2 Farmer IN Siaunton and Of the
Country Nsi0n1 lneHseuccr requested 10 insert ts
above advertisement 10 their respective papers once wsek
fo tor weeks preceding the first Of September and 10 for
ward fhfsg accounts o this Office for coflerso,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-12

~ The ENQUIRER is published twice a week generally,
three times week during the of the State Legsa
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars per annuD
payable in advance Notes Of Chartered participating banks
Soly) will be received payment. The Editors will susran
tee Tie safety oil reinns eia by mail III. postage Of all let
ters being paid, by the writers
lT No paper will he discontinued (bu the discretion of
,h. Eduors,) until all areriges have been paid up.
1y Whoever will guarantee the payment vi nine papers
shall have The tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
M One square, OR LESS-First insertion rs cens--each
continuance, so Gents.
No advertisement inserted, until Ia, either heen paid
fOl, assumed by person this city,
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H,.AIfDa

patented IN The Of Henry Banks spposed Ia lie IN pe
ton county, adjoining John Judy's Settlement Right at The
front door OF the said county Courthouse the said sx
hundred acres Of Land should lie Munongaa county hen
the said land will be sold to the highest bidder at the front door
OF the courthouse VI the said county of Mononga ON the Ain
Monday OF August next If fair otherwise the ne x fair
on aeed Of one, two and three years The purchaser
bond and security towards paying The debt due by Ienr ,pS
TO the admr Of VIM Price aud the admir- (of JO Huye) with
the will annexed. by order of | VS."
G. a. SWEARINGEN, Marshal
June -, 1925. I1-w6w of the q z, I,;,,-;-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-12

New YORK, July d.
The Anniversary of the Declaration Of orr In.
dependence, will be celebrated this day throughout
the United States. In this city the occasion will
have peculiar zest, in Consequence of the presence
OF Gen. LAFAYETTE, who contributed So large
ly TO the establishment of the rights and privileges
we then asserted and now enjoy. The General ar
nved here early yesterday morning in the Steam
Boat Chancellor Kent, from Albany, and toolr
lodgings at Bunker's Mansion House in Broad
way. We are happy to state he is in good heiltb.
The Steam Boats and packets from every quarter
have been crowded the last two days with passen-
gers from abroad who intend to partae in the cere
monies and amusemenis OF the day. Arrangements
are insde accordingly, and tie celebration viii be
unusually splendid.
The troops will be formed In line in Canal-s,ree,
their right on broadway, at half past O'Clock and
ron 'beRce VII march down Broadway to yas.
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EXECUTIVE DEP1RTii'lIiIiEIN7. )

.-or,o,. Richmond, 2fth May, 1925.
persons Offering themselves principals securities 10
any bond of eonactto be approved Executive will be
required 70 accompany the with adayits in legal form
stating The value Of the property which they would Jon. 6
posses after the payment Of 81 theirdebts
by odef W. II. RICHARDSON, c. c.
n
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Notice to Female Teachers.

Notice to Female Teachers.
w wish 10 employ lady experience TO take char.
w oil school TO consist OF from eight twelve girls To
one well qualified to teach all the branches for an
English Educati'n will give liberal wages, Letters
cd To US. Langhones Post Office Cumberland county will be
promptly attended T. MARTHA Il. EPPES
July 3. ls----3ts JOHN C. PACE
fBthE Subscriber having been raised farmer, accusoInrd
to the entire management OF Plantations well
with the management OF Tobacco produce satisfactory re-
COMMUNICATIONS TO his qualifications, and small family
wishes to be employee for another year oerseer line
addressed TO g. r. D., PohaiG. Court House, will be mime
dial ely attended to.
July g. ,ae,
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NOTICE.

Il persons having claims agaiustte estate Of VIA Gait
PAYMENT end those ndebtedto the estate or 10 the late eoSe
0ss JOHNSON, will make payment u. without dclav
JOHN ALLAN. . Esee,,,or, 81
- WILLIAM GAIT, : Wn.G AT, dee
HpIn 70. 10f.4fn
NiENDiNO horfy TO 60 to Europe tbose who has,
eSins against me, requested bring them in for .e;f
ment And those who indebted me- are hereby es
70 eau any make Payn enc lewis VI. RIvALAIN
''Sy o. 70~.y0
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Bank of Virginia. Julv A. 1925

Bank Of Pirgir,td, July 4, 1925.
F1VHE President Directors have declared dividend of
N three per esnt the capital last half year.
PAYABLE the 18th Zach share Of the Old Stock
leet 10 deduction VI dollar quarter bont. the
State WNI ItANDRIDGE Cashier
y. L
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JOH.V .McE.NTIRE .-MERcHANr IA

JOHN .HcE.NIIR E.-MERcHANr TAIIop.
ESPEcrFuLLY informs the citizens of Richmond and
Al the public generally that he has just opened the
corner store opposite the Bell Tavern, awe
OF goods, comprising e.ay every his line which he
prepared TO make up TO order, short notice. in the most
fashionable manner, and at prices, which he baer,
will give general satisfaction lie beg to solicit
aud himself TO use his best efforts in rendering salts
n b. a constant supply Of fashionable ready made cloth
ing band ~
July D. I8---1t
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T'HE Directors Of e Brook Turnpike Company hsv, tbi.
II day declared dividend Of per ceot for tbe ia, ~.
months which will he paid the Stockholders on sopls a,
the ComPting-room Ut the Subscriber.
J. II. EUsTACE, Treasurer BIT. O.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-12

Farmers Bank of YIrsiaia.
FINHE President aud Directors have declared dividend of
4 two and three quarters per cent, for the last mouths
which will be paid 10 the Stockholders the 18th inst.
July s. 1925. i7-Gt
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PnIMTIMa TMR

oUPFLF Of JohnsIons News aud Book Ink ,ited iolb
ea'on has been just received, and may be rad AT bs
o', Ms,sh t gs Pa''ae'phi' prices, for essh
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.Ai.4RSfL.YLL5S .S5TF

virtue f decree Of the Superior Court Of Cba,c,r for
the kIchmond District pronounced the 18th June 1922
wherein Henry Banks plaintiff and WIN. Prices heirs and
others are defendants there will e sold by the Marshall of The
Superior Court Of ChAncery holden Clirksbur for The a
district the Tuesday after the "a Monday in August Is25
heius court day for the county Of Preston, If fair NOT ON The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-12
wHEAT-

ERAY PANKEY and WM Is. CLARKE, have leased
~ the Mayo M. ia Manchester, Tor ater of year.s will
work them under the firm OF Win ID. Cirte r. Co. Who will
atal time. he prepared te puchas. WHEAT at the highest
mark price for Cash. VIM H. on ARkE a. ~"
Nav 27.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-12

QUAMTICo CANAL, VA.
To be drawn "a November. lii. hest Prizes:
10000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS,
2 Of 5000 DOLLARS,
, OF 1855 DOLLARS,
IL of j 900 DOLLARS &c
Price Oh Tickets Dollars.
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NJ. CAROLINA LOTTERY

NJ. CAROLINA LOTTERY.
To be dfswa in November next. Fries,
10000 DOLLARS,
10 900 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
5000 DOLLARS,
900 DOLLARS,
900 DOLLARS,
10 OF GOO DOLLARS,
Is of 500 DOLLARS,
Price of Tickets Dollars.
The drawing each OF these Lotteries will certainly take
place the days named, and be finished ese
aud the fortunate holders have the Cash Aia ".
Orders from all parts enclosing the money
tor tickets the lotteries Of the several States. aud Of
the District OF Coumba under their management will be
Notes Of the Bank of the United State. and i brancbe
snd generally the Of all Banks in good iei
W Pie tickets signed by or for hem in the Lotteries Of
Connecticut, New-Yok, NeJersey PennsyIvsnia Delaware
Maryland, Washington City, Virginia, NoithC Carolina, aud
the invested Lotteries, aceordng directions
" Vendors Of Tickets throughout the country will be very
literally dealt with.
- III letters to he post paid, and add e.sed to
Julys is~i2i
Valuable Real Estate on James RiOer for sale.
FffIE subscriber having determined TO his property
II into cash stocks and decline farming having moved
nesr Rehuend offers for sale privately HI, valuable farm with
m miles Of the city o' iehmood until the first day Il Au-
gust next not disposed Of before that day privately, will he
'd auction the premises she highest bidder at u
o'clock The contains ZiG land equal 10 any on
the river 1000 Of which cleared aud the balance
part Of which heavy and the best road the state lead
ing through Os5ornes Ferry; and to all points
for vessels Of almost every considerable portion the
land first los grounds. The barns number equal
any the state, h first rate hrashing n each
3ago and spacious stables, and each barn. and
the oyersesrs house which comfortable dwelling
Ice house, dairy, smoke house and kitchen &c &c; there
from IS 70 20 excellent springs the land and per-
purehns the lnd have The growing crop aud stock
Of III kinds, which equal to that any farm. And
fair market price, 60 valuable goes can be
puehased accommodating by being well secured Fot
further particulars apply 70 The subscriber his residence one
mile below Richmond or t. Messrs. Brooke Cobys Auc-
oueers, who will shew the Pfopery and they fully au.
thorited 10 contract fOra whole a part.
June q, 1926. i3-tds EDWARD cox.
IlY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Thomas Mann
- Randolph Of Albemare, we shall Monday The Sth Of
August proceed 10 sell the premises much the estate
called Edgeh lying Albemafe county, together with the
Slaves, stock &c As will pay the due Tomss Jeerson
Randolph aod Samuel Carr, account Of their seeuyship
endorsements of NJ Rsndoph) Of certain &C. enti.
oned IN the deed executed April n 1924 The real oIate will
be sold entire IN parcels 10 suit purchasers The personal
property will be sold first and Cash payments will be required
Of al 2urehascrs, r. w. GtLMKR
Wv. S0UTHALL.
June 81 is.-.a,
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NOTICE,

Us ON the Esd June last the neighbourhood of
- beraud Courthouse, bond of Sis5 SO, on Merritt Al
len and Cary c. Allen, payable 25h Dec. Any in
the subscriber. WIN A ALLEN
JULY g. Re,
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.WOTICE

NOTICE.
PPLICATION will be made to the President anil Direc
ioIs Of the Bank Of Vugua for the renewal of Cei
cdte Tor twelve shares OF Oh Stock, No. $780, which Issued m
me am ebruay 1906, TO George Ruin, since dead aud
which has been lost U mIsd.
THOMAS COOKE, Es'rof
George Ruihn dec.
y. IA---I1
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UNIVERSITY LOTTERY,

OF MARYLAND.
For the benefit Of the Medical College OF Baltimore Fifth
Glass; New Series.
TO be drawn the 18th day Of October next, and finish
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-12

WAsHINGToN July 6.---The anniversary of
American Independence was celebrated in this city
with much glee on Monday last, by public ceremo-
MES, and by several parties OF gentlemen dining at
different places in the city and is enyirons
At sunrise, noon, and sunset, the usual salutes
were fired at public stations, and, besides these,
there were number Of salgtes fired, during the
day, BY the artillery AID infantry companies OF tie
city.
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NER.NONiS-

SERyuO-kiS.
ne remaining 400 eOre, Il volume of Sermons by the
- ate rev. JohN d. Flair deposited for sale
at the bookstore of Mr.. Waiki uear the Eagle Hotel Such
OF the citizens oi Rcmon other person, that NAV feel
are respectfully invited to supply themselves with
JULY 3. 20 A,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26
St. James Church Aottery !.

vHSE Managers of st. James Church Lottery respect
l. fully the friends of the lottery and the public
at it was with the deepest regret they obliged to
efer The drawing Saturday last after arriving in
the EMPRESS PURPOSE; for although there that
beraty extended TO the lottery they had wished and
eced the tickets being only scheme price, yet the per-
nrmance of their promise to The public determined
when on application to the Chief Burgess they
dectsively refused the of he Town Hall for the
purpose of drawing the lottery; which other respects
hey were fully prepared for; could the personal re-
quest of Messrs Price and Gibbs, Managers induce him
grant the requisite permission from the liberal prnci-
pie, it is presumed of their residing 7vitn bounds Of
he borough. OF the propriey Of this, the public will
Judge The Town Hall is Public building has been used
for public purposes and in cities, public buildings are
refused TO the citizens public occasions The
consequence was. suitable place could be obtained for
the accommodation of those who desired to witness the
drawing and they compelled request the indulgence
of afew days. procure one, which shall be done by Satur
day the 18th of May when the ST. James Church Loe-
will assuredy be drawn, to the satisfaction of all those
who DESTROYS OF sharing $780, in different sums In
the meantme the friends of the church and Of the lottery
earnestly requested to throw in their mite, by the pur
chase of ticket of j. j. ROBINSON,
No. 1885, Market st.
Ticket SS-Half 1 50-Qlarter 75--Eighth 37A
April Is, 1925. 3d.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26
To Let for a term of years.

yUyWO Factories on Beaver creek, failing strea,
which is considered sufficient card and full for lr-
~ looms They are situated about half mile from
iandywne, the east side, in Delaware county,
vania 26 miles from Philadelphia and from Wilmington
One of the factories is SO feet by 49, three stories hg
The other is 80 feet by 49, three stories high Ihey are
convenient each other and will be rented together OF
separate to suit the renter They convenient to grist
mills saw mills schools and places of worship They are
lin healthy neigbborhood, with houses to accommodate
families To carry the BUSINESS aud an excellent spring
lat each factory tits good stand for store. further
deemed persons wishing to rent
will call and Judge for themselves For terms apply on
lthe nrem;ses 10 JOHN FARRA.
March 1, 1925. Zo-u
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26
H, WADE'S HOTEL,
GOLDEN SW1.N,

So NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
TIVE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that lie has taken that long estab
shed and well known Inn, The GOLDEN SWAN, former
Nv kept by Mr.. r. Mansfield and recently by Mr. A.
MCala, which he has removed, and opened tor the
reception and accommodation of such as may favor HIM
with their company, handsome and comfortable style
H. w his grateful acknowledgements the sup
port he received whilst keeping that large and elegant
Tavern known by the of the Paapsco Hotel, Eli.
colts Mills Maryland, and soics continuance thereof
at the above establishment feeling confident that his long
experience, together with unremed attention that shall
be paid in every department of his establishment to be
able to give general satisfaction.
The Beds, Bedding and Furniture are all new. His
Table shall be furnished with every article the market at
rs and the Bar stocked with the choicest Liquors. and
every attention paid to the weary traveller, by the pnbc
humble servant HORATlO WADE.
Large and convenient Stables and Carriage Houses are
attached to the above establishments and careful Ose1
lin waiting Jan. 1926 37-9t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26
Lumber Yard Removed.

FISIE subscriber has removed his Lumber Yard from his
late stand, that lately occupied by Hedrick, decd
ahere he has hand assortment of Whte and Yel-
ov Pine Boards, Scanthne, Plank, Shinging and Pas
erng Lahs, Mngs Of different kinds, and intends keep
ng general supply Of all kinds of lumber used in build
ing all OF which he offers for sale the moderate
erms WILLIAM SIMMONS.
Wilmington, June IS, 1924. 52-f
n d. He would purchase quantity of Lumber of the
Herent kinds, would receive Lumber to sell on Com
ne sim
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REMOVAL.

JAMES soRDEN, Esquire, has removed ms ohcs , ~
u No. 65. King street, opposite Doct. John Bnnck'e,
.re he continues to transact all business in the line 0,
his Office as Burgess of the Borough of Wlmgon' ano
Notary Public Of the State of Delaware e aiso
aior,gages Wills Powers of Attorney Leases Releases
and Bonds of every descriptions any other o
writing which may be required all of which w DC zone
ION The shortest notice, and on reasonable terms e
March 81, 1925. of-o
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MATTRESSES.

fHyHE SUBSCRIBERS inform their friends and the pub.
i lie in general, that they continue to carry on the
Mattress business at their old stand North East Corner Of
Hanover and French Streets Mr.. Ionas oore's Coach
Mandatory. where they intend keeping general assorl
ment of cGred hair aud other mattresses Mattresses made
to ORDER altered repaired at the sores, NOTICE. Set
gones beds supplied. Steam boats packets and shps
furnished with despatch. Cured hair, moss, &c sold
Horse hair bought
They return their thanks for favors received and soc
continuance of public patronage. All ordes promp
attended o. NJ BANNIsTER & son
Wilmington, April 18, 1925 5e-4tp
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IMPROVED MODE OF DRAFTING,

Secured by Letters Patent under Seal of the United States
yJyE Commissioners of Lotteries, in conformity with the
Act of Assembly. present to the public, the Fourth
scheme of the Maryland State Lottery the Drawing OF
which will take place in the City of Baltimore and VIII be
ONE DAY. The scheme and mode OF award
ling the Prizes being on an highly improved plan.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26
Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company.-Old g New Stock

NOTICE is hereby given that the Eighth insalen o.
IN fifteen dollars on every share of stock in This Company
is due and payable Monday The 1871 g a,sh 1872 az
the Company's Office, No. 49, Walnut street, rhauep'n'
between the hours of 9 and o'clock.
Feb %, 24-16t H. d. GlLPlN' treasurer.
N B. The instruments of persons residing in the neigh
borhood of Wilmington may be paid to the Cashier OF the
Rank nf delaware.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

offered for the apprehension and confinement so that
IL the subscriber will get her again. Of negro woman
and her child which is about ten years old and near
blind in both eyes with fellons on them The womans
name is Ann; she is about thirty years of age feet
inches high her features regular and well formed
but rather thin vsaged her voice soft and slow when
spoken and she has her arms below the
elbow, and but little hair her head which she generally
keeps tied up. Her chid's name is Temp She abscon.
Roads, Kent County, Md on the night ofhe III April
She took trunk and considerable clothing and is suppo.
sed to have made her way into the Stale of Delaware
The above reward will be given if taken out of the state
and secured that get her again. and if taken in lie
sate any reasonable reward will be given.
| April s. 1925 -37-9tp MILLICENT W. REDDJNG
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-26

ELKTON BANK OF MARYLAND, IS March, 1873.
election for eleven Directors, of the Elkton bank OF
N Maryland will be held the banking house in EKcn
on Monday The 23d day Of May next, between the hours
of ten and three O'Clock of said day; and the Directors
institutions may take place on the same day and hour
BY order IF The Board ]. RICHARDSON Cash,p.
S2-18t
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The Trustees of the Poor

OF Newcastle County will meet at the Poor House on
" Wednesday the 9th inst at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Per,
IONS having against the institutions are
to present them for settlement. H. HEaLD, sec
= Ill Ie., 1909 98--4t
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TO RENT.

A COACHMAKER'S and Blacksmth's shop, at The cor.
IA ner of French and High Streets at present occupied
by Jonathan Pierson.
A large two story brick fouse, large GARDEN Smoke
house, Wash house, brick STABLE carriage house and frame
carriage house, AT the of Walnut and Second Streets
three story brick &c. No. %, East High Street.
Three grass lots in Brandywne Marsh.
One lot the Black Horse Tavern and three
the Lancaster Turnpike.
grass lot Broad street, the Brick Yards Pos.
session the 25th ins.snt
Lumber Yard and Wharf, at present occupied by vii
liam Kirk Possession had on The 18th of MAY next. A
large story brick house, the corner of French and
High streets. This house would accommodate two families
For terms apply TO JOHN HEDGES.
March % 32-tf
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF nE1

YkyIIE Stockholders in this Institution are hereby no,s
j. that Election will be held at THE Bank of smva
the 9Th day Of May next, beta the hours Of and
O'Clock, +. NJ 10 elect Directors to serve Tie n
ing year. S. H. HODsON, Caslr
Smyrna, April a, 1926. s6~st
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TO LET,

NOR one or term of years, the Store House and Dwell
II ling No. Is, East Second ST., opposite the Lower MAR
ket Housea first rate situation for any KIND OF ousess'
Apply next door, to j. u. Fhoun 10
March 2l, 1895. ~