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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
Scbeine
zoos Prizes.
1895 Blanks.

$500 Tickets at Dollars B75UU
Cash paid for all prizes demand, by J. j. Robnson
1885, Market street, Wilmington subject to the usual de-
duction of IS per cent.
All the numbers will be placed in the wheel, and the
prizes only will be drawn.
Tickets may be had al the scheme price until the 10th
of February Of the following Agents appointed by the Ma
nagers.
Isaac Price & Co. Christina Bridge,
VIM. & Rob't. Polk, Caq1sefS Bridge,
John Cummins x CO. Smyrna,
A. II. Pennington, -|hd'AetoWn,
a. Boys Stanton,
-. Robinson, Uiinngfon.
There need be no doubts with respect TO the payment
Of sae-ces in this Lottery the Managers have signed
them as we'll as the whole tickets.
January IL, 1925. l3-
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NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted the estate of Ann Jyto, dec.
N requested TO make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same, will produce their
properly atesed for settlement, to
JOHN SUTTON and ~,
JOHN NJ. WOODS "a 20
ST. Georges, Jan. %, 1926. To-
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FOR RENT.

A FARM near St. Georges, at present occupied by Mr.
N Thomas Fountain. For terms apply to Marg@e
B0oth, Newcastle or w. j. Hmlock, St. Georges.
January IL. 12-25M or If
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TO RENT.

ND possession given the 25h of March next, tile
IA Three Story Brick House, No rs, Market street vii.
mington now occupied by William Rumford. Ii is an ex-
oeen stand for business. Inquire of WILLIAM ROBIN.
SON, Brandy wine Hundred.
Jan 81. 1895. 15
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Lancaster Butter, Groceries, sc.

Lancaster Butter, Groceries, &c.
FJvE Subscriber, thankful his friends and the public
j for former tavors, respectfully informs them that he
has Just received 20O0 lbs prime LANCASTER BUTTER,
which, with general assortment Of GROCERIES, among
which are the following articles
Hines .WOlasses Castor Oil Indian .updt
Cordials Spices Street OIL Stone Hare
Teas Flour .Machprel Brushes
Coffee Salt Herring 1obacco
Chocolate Cheese Buckmheat Cigars, Poe.
Sugar Lamp Oil Rye Meal der, Shot, &c.
lie will sell Uholcsae and Retail al he mast reduced pyi-
ce8.
All orders and calls for any of the above enumerated ar
tices. articles in the above line, will be thankfully
ceiyed and punctually attended to-
j. ID. VAUGHAN,
Opposite the Lower Market.
Wilmington, Nov. 10, 1924 95-
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TO RENT,
TO RENT,

To RENT,
TIME Farm now occupied by Jacob Caulk, near the
Il Buck Tavern, containing about 400 acres of cleared
and Possession may be had the 25h of March next.
TATNALL & PRICE.
Brandywine, Jan, 81, 1925. loft
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
By authority Of the State Of Delaware.
LOTTERY
FOR THE COMPLETION OF
SV. NAMES CHURCH,

FIRST CLASS.
Positively to be drarn on Saturday the 10th Of
.9prit nert, at the IoWN HALL, Wilmington.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
ISAAC Price, Isaac GIBBS, JEREMIAH SPRINGER,
DAVID JUsTIs, HENRY LITTLE.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-02-08
To the Citizens of Delaware.

i James Church. near Stanton respectfully submit the
following Scheme the patronage Of their fellow citizens
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-07-30
LITERARY LOVE.

The Baltimore Federal Caste SAYS tie follow
Ing letter was sent to Young lady Of respectable
Y, not one hundred miles from that city
RCsPLENDENr NYMrn:-My pcricranj-
um, FIR hebdominal season, hath been
fascinated by the imagery Of your imma-
culatc personality. When the arrived
contemplation Of your mental faculties
would iIlaqueate in ecs,acy tie divine
particles Of an anchorite, your benign
phiIanthropic disposition induces me to
supplicate Elaboration under your pa
triocination. When cogulatc on the
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TEE vi zEg r OR.
WOMAN

WOMAN
It has been often remarked that IN sickness thee
IS no hand Ike womans hand, no heart like a vo
mans hcaIt and there is not. A mans breast M,
swell with unutsarabIe sorrow, and apprehenso1
may rend his mind; yet place him by TIE SICK couch
and in Tie shallow rather than the light OF the sad
lamp that watches it; lei him have 10 count over the
Ions duh hour Of night, and wait, alone and sleep
less, the struggle Of lie gray dawn into his chan,
Der of suffering, let him be appointed to this ml
sry even for the sake Of the brother ofhs heart G,
the father oths being and his grosser nature, even
where It is most perfect, will tire, his ewes will
close, and his spirit grow impatient Of the drcary
task and though love and anxiety remain undi-
min;shed, his mind will own to itself creeping in
Of irresistible seliisness, which indeed lie ma, be
ashamed Of and struggle to reject, but which, de-
spite of all his efforts remains to characterize NJ,
nature, and prove, in instance At least his man
" weakness But see a mother, sister, or a wife,
III his place. The woman feels no WEAKNESS and
owns no recollection of self In silence, and in the
depth of night, she dwels, not only passiyeIv, but
50 far as the qualified term may express our mean
ing, JoyousIy. Her car acquires blind mans ~
otjnct from time to time it catches the slightest
stir, or whisper, Of the now more-than-cyer loved
one who lies under the hand of human affection
Her step, as in obedience to an impulse Or ssnal
would not wahen 4 mouse il She speaks, her.r.
cents are soft echo Of natural harmony, r,a.l ..E
cious 70 the SICK mans car, eying all t, soand
can convey Of pity, comfort, and devotion. .,.a
thus chit after night, She ends him Ike ere M +.
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si5llty their kindness, presented striking contrast
to their ensanguined garb
Lord Byron, on reading this relation, could not
refrain from tears, The gentlemen .rcuud we're
silent till his Lordshp, after a pause, observed,
What is man What contradiction to himself
How incongruous the heart and hand of those exc
cutioners Perhaps they had no alternative but to
die or to infict DEATH
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-07-30
TIE TRIUMPH OF sENsIBLlTY
- seldom, when
ihe stceied goaler is the friend Of men. "

----" seldom, Whcn
ihe stceled goaler is the friend Of men"
SHAKESPEARE.
This true story, in itself highly interesting, be
comes a thousandfoId more touching, asst has been
emoalmed by the tears Of Lord Byron. The gen
d,man who furnished it assured US that West-In-
4sn friend Of his was present when the little nara
hTe first met the eyes Of the amented poet and be-
hfd them overflow with the efusion Of exquisite
'ensibity
Bertrand knight of Malta brought before
''e dreadful tribunal ofPAbbaye on the Sd Of Sep
'e'noer, 1922. Habitual selfpossession and IN
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,,lantej abova III nr.ve hv NV sister Tbe oId
,o,, ,-as s,,r,synm !, ALAN marble which nv, 6,
tb-r informed ne was erected At the grave ofhs
vif. VA absorbed II Grief and could yitb difi.
c,It, ra,J HI ;nsc-ntop that +old III ntor r,;, of
INV fondest hone. Nv father minated the nronrie-
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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-07-30

ClhCIScHIN he TePLe( 10 All tnelF eHSnaflnS eAa-
limitations with firm voice and unchanging coun-
tenance; asserting that he quite ignorant why
he was summoned, and that he must have been ar
rested by mistake, in place of some other individual
TINS cool ntrepidity conquered the suspicious Of
the Judges, and they ordered him to be released
\ man covered with blood, who had been employed
in killing the doomed prisoners, was evidently glad
when desired to call his comrade, that both might
escort Bertrand to his lodgings. The comrade,
notwithstanding his cory habilments, appeared to
share IN the satisfaction manifested by the !rst-men
toned 6o7ureau, Bertrand was conducted bv them
through the court of the Abbaye. They then ask
ed if he had no relation to whose house he could go
he answered, it was his purpose to 60 directly
where lis sister-n-law must be in the most unhap
Ply suspense concerning his fate. How oyerioycd
must she be, to YOU return in safety 2 said tie
first executioner What delightful scene to BE-
hold your meeting rejoined the other For the
sake Of that pleasure, we shall accompany you'
Bertrand feared he might mplicate the unhappy
lady, whose husband had but recently fallen a sa-
crltice to popular fury. lie was distressed and en-
barrassed, more than when Intercepted By his
judges; yet he betrayed no emotion, and made an
sWer that his sister was in affection and in very de-
licate health, and he feared would be too much ari
tated by the sight Of strangers. The men urged,
that alarm to her might be prevented BY giving
some previous ntnation; and, in short, they en-
treated leave to witness the affecting interview
With SUCH importantly that Bertrand could no longer
object to the proposal, and he did not think pru
dent TO give them offence. The executoners sent
judlcous old woman to tell the lady that her bro
ther-in-Iaw would soon reioin her safe and free
The woman, as directed, left the door of the cham
Der far open that the men could see the lady.
unperccved by herself. She was seated on low
stool, clad in the deepest exteriors Of NO. both in
her apparel and the expression of her countenance
A babe about ten weeks old, born since the death
Of his father. drew nourshment from her bosom,
and his dress was stepped in the tears that poured
from her eyes little girl on her knees, opposite
to her mother, offered prayers for the soul Of her
uncle, which they all supposed to be then passing
to the world fsprits. When told he still lived
acquitted and liberated, the lady uttered cry
ofjoy-became pale as a corpse, and tainted her
little girl screamed, yet had presence Of mind to
take hold Of the infant. Bertrand and the eXecu-
TONERS sprang to her aid. Her miserable abode af-
forded no cordial, but Bertrand openedthe window,
and the blessed Air of heaven revived her. 'IIave
we all escaped to the regions Of everlasting peace"
she pasSionaely inquired then, as her brother-n-
law supported her, she was conscious he remained
GrIp md, oFI
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
Notice.

THE subscriber still continues at the
4 MILLS belonging TO the estate Of John
Henry, Esq. deceased, formerly the pro-
perty. OF the late RAwleigh Morgan. deed.
which are now in complete order, where he
viii receive WHEAT Of all who nay please
to favor him With their custom, and he will
give 4 BARREL OF SUPREME FLOUR. To
sssnd Baltimore, Georgetown, or Alexandra
INSPECTION. for every
3ooSs Of .rER cH.3ssT.lBLE TRE.aT
lie will have Flour on hand AZ all times. aud
waeu his customers bring their Whest. they
Can have Flour Tor il, SO that no delay in get
ting It to market VIII take place; or they can
have It boated on short notice, to be tsken
ttom The mill and go charge made for delivery
TO the boats
He also continues to GRIND PLASTER
and to do SAVING OF every description On
reasonable terms.
JACOB RoHRsa
ADCtlSI III o.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
CoHEN,s OlrFICE,-- .
BaItimore, Jug. 10, 1875.

Baltimore, Jug. -, 1873.
owe beg permission to tender Our ac-
acknowledgements TO DUR friends and the pub
lie, for their continuation, and for the great
encrease Of patronage towatds our establish.
ment, in the various Lotteries in which We
have engaged. We are sensible of the preie-
ence given TO our Office by distant adventur-
/. ~. add in return, We shall continue. as here.
ses,r.> :, to pay the most prompt attention to all
.,r,,a,-s and with the same exactness as It the
aasec,,, -efs were personally present. In now
.s.esa.s.,. the nea Scheme, we have only TO
49, ~ VNRiVALlED POPULARITY Of
TIr onn a Nd EVEN system. and that
Co., the,,,;ya, VI appreciation Of this mode OF
Jra,y;ag ev;nced ny the unexsmpled sales in
sh@. tive las, otter. IS, il has been again alop-
led aad ha. been du y approved by the Com.
mi,sioners apooin,.ed b the Gov. and Council.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
Land for sale.

THE Subscriber wishes TO sell, a small
TRACT OF LAND. lying in Berkeley conn-
ty, Va containing fifty Ave sores OF hrst-rste
limestone soil; part Of shich Is clothed with
excellent timber; The cleared land is now IN
high state of cultivation. This land sdjoins
that OF Alexander Robinson, George Mong. and
others This land viii be sold on accommoda
ting terms. Persons wishing 70 purchase, can be
shown the premises, and terms made known
on application to MIR James Robinson, hvIns
nc ar the same, who is fully authorised TO make
sale for me.
ROSWELL SABON.
Troy, Ohio, july 81. tt
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
Isaac Hayward,
Commission Merchant,
sMiru's WHARF, Baltimore.

TAXES this method Of returning his thanks
= 70 the Miliers aud Farmers OF Berkeley.
Frederick and Washington counties, for the
very liberal encouragement they have afforded
him since his removal to the Wharf, and soli-
cils continuation Of their business, ard IN.
forms Others. that he will take the business oe
i've more Mills only and his iormer Customers
thai in accordance with tie wishes OF the Mil.
lers he h doing business for. he does not now
purchase but coni'nes Himself exclusively to the
sale OF Flour and other Ccuntty Produce. on
commission. Those who border on the Poto-.
mac, are informed that tie George.Tnwn Pack.
cts lay opposite. and can land Flour al his door
Terms as heretofore, ia cents per hbl. ON
Flour. md ~ per cent on sales OF I'll other
articles. without any charge for Storagc--and
all who require il, kept regularly informed %
any change thstmay taks place in The Market.
Baltimore, aug. IL. Ct
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
Notice.

4 IL those who became purchasers at the
"A sale of the personal property of Morgan
Morgan, decd are informed that their respec-
tive obligations will fall due on the fest OF
next month, and that prompt payment must be
made: those failing to pay promptly. may ca
pect their obligations to be put into the hands
of proper officers TOR collection. Those hav'
ing claims againat said estate are invited TO
bring them forward, properly authenticated
for settlement.
HEZEKIAH HEDGES, } AIR..
WILLIAM G. MoRGAN,S
August IS, 1925
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
Sherif's Sale.

MIL be sold, ny public auction, for cash.
w before the door OF the Courthouse in
Martnsburg. on Monday the 18th day of Sep.
TENDER next, (being court day,) all the right
OF PAM Y. Snodgrass, an insolvent debtor, to
the following property surrendered upon tax.
ing the oath of insolvency. to witt his interest
IN the Clifton Mills. lying on Back Creek,
Berkeley county --Ohe hundred and forty acres
(more or less) OF Land, lying in Morgan coun-
ty;-his interest in yeariing Colts Saddle
and Bridle--a bend on Stephen Snodgrass, for
the SUN Of $3.50 note on samuel Cam for
ten dollars, and one other on lie sis Massle for
three dollars
JOHN s. PORTERFIaLD d. s.
August Is.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08

TLifiyoar Bonds and Noes ,clten paid.
ON the 18Th day March, in he year 1914.
" George Dugan. with myseltand William
Rush as his securities, executed penal bond
to Jeremiah Jack of this county, for The sum
of S23l 90. TO be discharged by the sim OF
Sis 50. due and pay able on The lst day OF
April thereafter and on Tie 18th day OF Afay,
OF the same year, the SAID Jeremiah Jack as.
signed the same to Jacob French, IN whose
possession the same remained uniithe Ssd day
Of May, 1922, at WHICH, time, he the said
French assigned the same to John I jack,
ziihom recoa,S Sc 10 him sad French Tie bond
appears TO have been credited on the 18Th OF
August, Is Il, by the sum OF $50. or therea-
bouts, At June Term, 1924. John T.. Jack,
issued a writ on the same, and ii was served by
the sheriff, who required Of NE bail. was
greatly surprised at this circumstance, having
been informed by Dugan and others, that the
debt and interest thereon. had been paid to
French at period long before the date OF the
assignment by him to John +. Jack.
This case came on to be herd at the last Au.
gust Term of our Court, when il was fully
proved by credible es dence, that tie whole
of the debt and interest, g had been paid 20
FseacA long previous to the assignment by him
TO the said John F. Jack. as bad long since
been informed Of, A reference to the papers
and record OF the Court in this case, will fully
shew the true character Of JACOB FRENCH.
an old man, tottering on the brink OF The grave,
first collect the full amount OF his debt end in.
terest on the bond, and afterwards, when Geo.
Dogan had left this country, after having paid
very cent thereof, then be the said French
ass gned the same without recourse, for q yalna.
I,le cqnsiders.ion To the said John +. Jack
o Jact. Hopesy. Honesty is the very best
policy" Gays an old psoverb.
WILLIAM KRoESEN.
Mar,insbu,y, arg. %
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
For Sale,

CuNDRY Negroes belonging to the estate Of
~ James Keith, sen. Of Alexandria. viz.
Tom, Bill. Caty and two Children, Polly and
Child, Jude, and Boy whose name is not now
remembered. AS they are not sold for any Of
fence. none need apply. who will not give am.
pie assurances that they are not to be removed
without their consent from the counties Of
Berkeley or Jefferson. For terms enquire of
EDWARD CoLSroN.
august IL ST.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
Office.

THE usual vacation of the .M7RTLN's
BURG .4C.4Ds7.HY viii continue for four
weeks The next session will commence on
MONDAY the 18th OF September next.
MsrLnsburg, aug. 1-3L
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
Grand State LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND, No. ..
Highest Prize 10000 LOIS.
SPLENDID SCHEME.

$4,000 rickets--Not one Bllnkto a Prize!
MODE OF sWiSG-The Numbers will
he nut into one wheel as usual--an in the o.
Their wheel will be put. the prizes d6orS the
denomination of FouR Dollars, and the draw
ing 10 progress in the usual manner The 10000
pr,zes of "a will be awarded 70 the odd or e.
ven Numbers of the Lottery, Gas the case mSy
he dependant on the drawing OF the Capital
Prze of THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
that is to say, if the $4,000 dollar prize should
come out to an Odd Number, then suery Old
Number IN the Scheme will be entitled 70 q "a
price II the $4,000 dollar prize shosld come
out to an Epen Number, then all the Even
Numbers in lie Scheme will be each entitled TO
prlze Of dollars.
Odd Numbers are those ending scith l
8, 5, I, or 9.
Epen Numbers are. those ending isith .,
4, 6, 8, or 0.
This mode Of drawing not only enables the
Commissioners to complete the whole Lottery
in ONE DRAWING, but has the great adyan.
tage of distributing the small prizes regularly
to eueru alternate .Nta5er in the Scheme. SO that
the holder OF Two Tickets or Two Shares Of
Tickets Zone odd and one even Number) will
be certain Of obtaining at least one Prize, and
in the same ratio for any greater quantity. q "a
Ticket drawing superior prize in this Scheme
is not restricted from drawing AN inferior one
also; many Tickets therefore, will necessarily
obtain TWO PRIZES EACH
Every Prize payable in CASH, which as IL
suai at CnHES's OFFIcs, can be had the moment
shey are drazva
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
THE NEXT State LoTrr r,

To be drawn IN the CIrr OF bALTrnosE, by
The Improved Mode, (the ODD Am EVEN
SYSTEM,l secured by Letters Paent under
the Seal OF the United states-and under tie
superintendent Of the Commissioners sppoin-
ted BY the Executive of the State vt Mar, land.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
HOUSE AND LOT,

lying on the north corner Of Potomac aud Co.
nococbepgue streets, in Wuliamspoit: This
property is better situated ,hsn any other in
saii town fer any Kind of public busine So
Persons wishing TO purchase any OF the above
described property, can know the terms on
application TO tie subscriber, living at the Bed
inYton Mills.
JOHN S. PORTRRFiELD.
Berkeley county, Aug, Is Il
UJrThe liagerstown Torch Light, viii insert
the above for SIX weeks. and forward his &C.
count to the Office OF tie Msrtinsburg Gazette,
for payment
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
WOOL DARDlNH

Will be done, ~ the best manner, ut the usua
prices. lie would also inform his customers
and others in the nelghbourhood OF Shepherds
town. that wool will be received at Mr. John
+. Cookus' store, to be Manufactured into
cloth. &c. or carded into rolls as the woal
viii be carried BY the Stage, there #ill be All
opportunity to send three times week. and
the rolls will be promptly returned, the first
or second Stage day after j, arrives.
q. q. CONRADF.
April 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
NETTING OF TIE

NETTING OF THE
Evangelical Lmheriap Synod
OF Maryland and Virginia.
NOTICE is. hereby given. that the Ev.
~ Luth. Synod, of MARY land and Virginia.
viii convene at Hagers town, on the fourth
Sunday (the 2Sd day. OF October next. The
clergy and lay-delegstes within the iorisdic-
ton of said Synod are respectfully .insi-
ted to attend.
S. S. sCHMUCKER. See'y.
Of Synsd u Nd g Va.
August IS
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
Estray Horse.

TFEVAkEN up BY Tue subscrlber HVing
Il on Back Creek. as am estray.
Dark Brown Horse,
six or seven years old, fifteen and half hands
high. has no Leiceivsble brand or mark; had
Oh when taken up, three old shoes; appraise d
TO sixty dollars The owner OF said horse. is
desired TO come prove his property. pay char.
yes and take him away.
Jacob Miller.
Aug 25-.N
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08

Home made Twill'd Bags.
HoME.MADE TwlLL'D RAGS Of en- en-
Il II cellent quality, just received and for
sale by
Tapacoii, Thomson, Z Co.
shepherdstown. aug. IL
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-08
Ten Dolls. Reward,

DAN away from the sabssribcr in August.
~ 1924, an apprentice hry. bound b, ortle~
cfcourt to learn the milling business, narnpv1
SAMUEL C.iRSO.N,, abous th,r,eep ycsr, ~
age; the clo.hng took with him 10, recuilec.
ted. viii give the above e9afs, to any per-
son who may appfehend said boy and ISiurn
him TO rpc, or secure him IN the jail OF thx
county. BENZ. FoRMAN.
august II