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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31

ErirGc; Of II letter, dated Zaaie March %, 1895.
we urkS TINS year have pushed on lbrahm Pa
cha mas euccted a landing at ModOn and COron with
S3oou men, aud the vessels gone back for others
They (the Egyptian) troops are gone in the direction
o Nalaata, and have burnt many r;lln,es. The block
ade OF Patras has been unavaing, as Nahmoud has
passed INTO fatras IN his ten gun brig with many
ses under convey loaded with provisions from Prevcsa
nlmese forces collecting bv the Turks in Alba
ma Ulysses has gone over with Trelawney to the
Turks II is thought here that the Turks will sub
due the Greeks this ycar.n
MADRID, April s.
PrtrCte Correspondence. persons who pretend
10 be well informed that the King daily expresses
lively wish to recall the Duke of San Carlos now at
Paris, who his majestyS faithful companion in his
mistortunes, who prosecuted by Buonparte and
length negotiated the treaty of acnhacv ny which the
King recovered his liberty II is affirmed, that tins no
oeinan returns To Spain 10 succeed W. Zca: lie is con
sdered as very learned aud is highly esteemod at the
French court
The King haas expressed his intention 10 celebrate by
etes the 18th of April the day which the French ar
my crossed the Bidassoa. Ills Majesty will in this only
he the organ OF the general wish for notwithstanding
some supposed divergence in political opinion, between
the cabinets of Paris and Madrid the Spanis, nation i
very grateful 10 France for having delivered il from fine
revolutionary woke.
Some attacks by robbers are represented hv the aa-
Ins's as insurrections of the Consuonass but the,
are III fact bandtti whose object is punct and who a,
not care about politics. There is nothing surprising !,
me existence OF these bands, after the dshandns u lh
troops, and IN the stagnaton of trade
! BURMESE WAR.-A curious Chinese docu,nen
reached England, i'll reference to the Burmese war
Is proclamation of the Emperor OF China grounds,
on despatch from one of his Govcrnors-rhe Cover
nor OF state e the frontiers. The Governor states tina,
the burmese are engaged in a war with thu, EnulsI
ana have been defeated in most OF the enraper,uts
winch they have hitherto had, and be recommend, tia
on TIE frontier toward the Burmese TERRITORY, there he
erected Qualification and towers,' TO prevent the viola
Ion OF the Chinese territory by eherofthe parties The
Emperor directs that line OF Notifications be erect or,
all along tie frontiers, according to Tx, recommend
hons TO The Governor This proclamation is translated
from tlic Pekjn Gazette
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
WAsHI>Grox Alnr OF

w AsHI> GTON, MAY e.
Anthony G. Cazenoyc, and Clement Smith all or th
District of Columbia, TO be Commissioners ON the mar.
OF the United States to receive subscriptions of Stock
IN lhe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Componv
Mat in.
very unfortunate accident occurred in This CITY ves
'erday. AS the Mail Stage from Baltimore was abont IN
descend the Capitol Hill the horses took friaht at
thing or other, and the driver being unable IN hoJ t
IN they dashed down the road towards the avenue but
gong too rapidly TO be turned into it, They ran across
towards Maryland Avenue where the stare ram OF IT,
ROAD upset and was literally smashed TO atoms There
were we believe SIX passengers besides the driver most
OF whom were more or less Injured but some othem Sc
Vereiy. The driver, Mr. Bell very worthy man is
supposed To have been most hurt having enc of his
broken, and one of his thighs fractured besides ober
injuries Mr.. halfway, of Vermont an entire strand
er here, had his arm broken, and was otherwise buri
VAR b. .. lyier OF this city, Yho had the bad luck to
nave got out at the door OF his dwelling but after
wards remounted TO go down to his ofIiceI was also
much injured. The Messenger who has arrived fron,
colombia with the ratification by that Gov ernu,ent of
The treaty with the United States was also i'm the Saoe
and slightly hurt 1t is hoped that of the lives of
the hurt persons in danger
Ot two persons who escaped unhur one had been
pursued by the other charge of theft and when the
accident happened was arrested and carried before >
magistrate, BY " HON understand he was committed
to prison.-[B.
Ornamentjng me CapdoL-A considerable np,nber of
competitors appeared for the premium offered nv the
commissioner Of Public Buildings for a Design, which
should be approved for ornanentng the Pediment of the
Nopio'' MANY Z" their productions cvnce great clas-
siai TASTE ana some o them highly finished specimens,
OF art But upon rigid scrutiny of the designs offered
appears that none of hLm altogether approved
some being SO complicated that lIe execution would
nave been difficult and extremely Expensive: ,;tIer
wanting adaptation TO ,c purposes of the building Sc
wear" informed that the commissioner and Architect
were assisted IN tie examination of the Designs aud Mo-
de's by several gentlemen OF distinguished science ana
taste nominated or the purpose by the President ofto
United States III.
Mr.. EgERETr, our Minister Spain, is about to en-
tiayre, on tits way to Madrid
hlr RUSH, who has accepted the Office of Secretary
OF the Treasury IS expected home we understand in .
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was afterwards made manif,s for the pur
pos 81 influencing the general election in
this State, N behalf of his iaverise candidate
iht you may entertain no doubt Of the corr
rectness OF this statement. and the incorrest-
ness OF the statement Of the President. VOC
have only to compare the dates of the various
ctters and OF their publication.
u VIII be sccn that before Gen. Gaines could
have received my letter ct the 10Th of July.
OF shich he complained, he bad slresdy order-
ed the publication OF his of The l0th. july. tn
which IL was an answer.
You VIII be furnished in short time with
additional testimony IN supper, of the verv re-
ptehens'sie eondac' Of The same officer in his
department towarGs the authorities Of Geor-
ga, not with any the least expectation thae
justice viii be rendered By the President tn
those authorities. bu, in dirobarge Of dutiea
which the, owe then selves.
have the honor to be, your obe'nt servant.
(Signed) G. M. TROUP.
Hon iAsEs BARaouR
secresary Of IA,
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Hon. JAMES BARBOUR, Sec. OF War
Gov Tfsut, 10 the secretary at Har, in reply
90 hs letter p1l5aaied in the Gazette h4st 4ssek
Executive Dx 0EogGTA,

Cev- Itsut, TO tie Secretary at Har, in rebZv
10 hs letter pri5aslled IN the Gazette hiss week.
ExKcUrIyE Dx 6EogeEA,
.hiLsdgevtAs, Od Is. 1925
SfR--Notwlths,sDding the resolution OF the
President. repeated in your letter OF the 18Th
ult. TO refer the complaints ot tbs government
agsinss tue officers OF yours, who have gwen
II offence. to the consideration of Congress, a
resolution considered here OF most exiraordin
AIRY Character. ia as much as il u the transfer
OF SUBJECT, over which the President by tho
constitution. has exclusive jurisdiction, to a
power which has no jurisdiction OF It at all, 1
cannot foroesr Calling his attention 10 a state
h'eht contained in your letter to Gen Games,
assumed To be true. although not true, is made
1hs Justification OF the President, in resisnng
the demand OF the Governor OF Georgia, and
IN extsnuatng the conduct OF his officer The
Paragraph III your letter. embracing the state
ment, reads as follows.
II am directed to add. Al an act of ;ustic. IN
You, that the President sees IN the ser;ons
charges made against you, BY Gov Troup. and
the publication gwen to them and which thu
letters complained OF. were intended to repeal
circumstances. which 60 tar in bis opinion 10
'pslliats your conduct 5
NOW, slr. 50 tar from this being true, the op
posise IS tFuej nothing offensive or exception
soie was ever written TO that officer, before ne
nad sanctioned By has appreciation. an ofFeasive
letter, writtea by your Special Agent on the
~lS OF June. addressed to the agent ter Indiar
affairs, IN which the authorities Of Georgia are
wantoniy abused for injustice. oppression aud
tyranny, pr.ctised sgsinst that agent, or be-.
Tore he had obt2ined fake eertihsate fro,s,
two base add anwofths men. to irsdnce an6
Willy the character Of The Chief MAGISTRATE 81
Georgia. which he ordered to be published, Of
ms mere vol'tlon. on pretence that false ri
mours were in circulation, Of what or Abcus
whom nc d0es not ssy, and shis too, done.. N
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-29
Increase Of receipts

In making the contracts in the fall of
the year 1923, there was reduction of
expenditure, though an increase of mail
accommodation was given, OF AZ. seI,-
IL. This sum may therefore be added
to the increased receipts, as it was an
augmentation of the means of the De
partment
Increase of the year
ending ist July, 1924 42.466 "A
For do. ending st July,
1925 95,249 10
Reduction of expenditure 47,sai IL
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-29

We had an export unity, On Satusiay~
OF seeing model of a most ingenious
machine, invented by John McCllntick
and George Faber, Of Chambersburg.
Penn. for cutting paper on the edges
II is called by them the VsrticoI roper
Gutter, and il certainly performs in .
neat and dexterious manner the opera
ton for which it's constructed. A pa-
tent is taken out for it, and, as it unques-
tionably deserves the preference over
any other machine now in use for tha
same purpose il Is probable that il will
come into extensive use The inven-
tors will soon commence building ma
hines according to their model.
We understand that the amount Of
auction duties paid into the Treasury
by the Auctioneers of the city of Phila-
delpbia, for the quarter ending the 6rse
day of Decs@bsr, IS about thirty Aeaw
saad doiiass.!t
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DOCUMENTARY
DOCUMENTS ACCOMPANYING THE
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Report of the Post Master General
To the President OF the United S ates
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Aor. %, 1926.
As stated in my Report Of the 18th
Nov. 1871, there was a deficiency of
receipts to meet the current expenses
of this Department, for the three years
proceeding the ist of April, 1928, of
$a62.s21 46.
The same Report stated the expen-
ditures as exceeding the receipts, for the
year ending on the LIST July, 1898, BY
S55,540 SO.
The expenditures for
the year ending oD the LIST
July, 1924 amounting to s i,1s9,f9S 81
There was received for
Postage during the same
time. 1,i5s,SfI Sc
Which shows balance
Of expenditure over the
receipts, of twelve thou
sand three hundred and
eighty seven dollars and
thirty Eve cents 1s,ss7 IS
The receipts for the
year ending ist July, 1875
were 1,e59,06f 80
The expenditures were l,aos,5s4 ~
Leaving balance of
receipts above the expen-
ditures, OF forty five thou
sand four hundred and
seventy-six dollars and
ninety cents 45.467 90
The following will show
Che increase of receipts
for the years specified
For the year ending ist
July, 1898, the receipts
were f,fl4s45 u
For the year ending the
list July, isa4 1861 Sc
Increase of receipts 1896 A.
The receipts for the
year ending lstJuly 1924,
as above t,156,Sll IS
The receipts for the
year ending 1st of July,
1895, were i,e52,o6I 50
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Office:
1sherai staff, I0--1 usinr General.
Br igsdIer Generals.
I Adjatani General,
Inspector Generals.
Guar Master General.
Quarter Masters,
Conmissary Ceneral
Of subsistences,
MeucM StsH, Sal Surgeon General.
Surgeons,
As Assistant Surgeons
sy department. ISL Pay MISTER General.
IL Pay Masters
urenssing Dep'n 81 Commisssry Generav
OF Purchases
- Militarystore Keepers
eofps ofEngineers, AL Assistant Engineer
i Colonel,
Licm Colonel,
2 Majors
q Captains,
6 fG Lieutcnants
I'd L,eutenAats
iopogrsph Zngln 10 o Majors,
4 Captains.
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Showing an improve
ment in the pecuniary af-
fairs of the Department,
for the year ending LIST
July,ls25, compared with
the year ending 1928, of
one hundred and eighty
five thousand five hundred
and tbirty-seven dollars
and thirty-two cents
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-12-29

Since my report of the sOth Novem-
Der 1914 contracts have been made for
additional transportation of the mail, of
ore million thrty-three thousand seven
hundred and three miles, annually Six
hundred and thirteen thousand and
twenty -four miles of this transportation
will be effected in stages, the residue on
hoseback or in sulkeys.
This service has been contracted for
at an expense of City eight thousand
and twelve dollars and forty two cents
As almost the whole of this expense has
been incurred since the frs, of July last.
but small part oft appears in the ex
Pendltures for the year ending on that
day.
In my last Report, the increased trans
portation OF the mail since the LIST July,
1898, up to that time, was stated at four
hundred and ninety five thousand one
hundred and eighteen miles. Three
hundred and seventy four thousand rxo
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A,my orfhs United S,nt.s.

nHohg IN Docu,rcns transmitted to Con-
sre~ with the PRESIDENTS Message. - the fol-
'oWmsssxlrset from The General Return OF tho
Guy o. the United States. taken from the la
u va on hie in the Adutans Gcneral'a
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Increase of receipts
The receipts for the
year ending let JulylS24,
as above
The receipts for the
year ending lst of July,
1895, were
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-20
AMUSEMENT.

A gentleman by the name OF Marble, was
married to Mss Moss, IL deiance OF the
provere--. A rolling stone will never gath
or moss"
Diogenes, the cynic, being asked what
was the best wine, answered, that which
ne drank 1T other mrn cost"
\ French Gentleman, some days since,
,pphvd to the Secretary of one of the Lon
don ch rites, to knoS the nature of its foun-
dation. The Clc"k was proceeding regn.
larry 10 inturm hin., that they had one good
President and twelve Vic Presidents, when
he was interrupted BY All ha Won gud
President; vice, dat is wicked, and You have
twelve wicked ones they viii be too strong
for that gentleman"
A Bacchanalian candidate offering for a
country Borough, the electors agreed that
he was very proper man TO &nh-PoRT.
Onc person rises in the morning at half
past nine, another at six. If each live to
oc fiftv wears, the one will have enjoyed
&c, ,973 hours, or 1861 days more than the
other.
A punster being asked by musician
whether ne WAS not lover OF harmony,
replied "Yes, but | prefer it when it is a
bridyed, for then it is money, and that my
friend, is the better half of it. ! have no
objection to your nctes, but Ike those oi
the bank OF EagLnd much better: yours
may make good tunes, but these are Infinite
lv the best Of tunes" "Iow soe that Bank
notes are excellent things | will allow, but
pray what tune will they makeH The
very best tune in the world-a fortune"
! In answer to the following query-"oup-
posing 4 lady to have lost her fourth fngcr,
! on which finger should the wedding ring be
placed!" A correspondent says, that, d Miss
Honeywood was exhibited in Dublin, VINO
| was totally destituc Of .iagers, and indeed
of hands, and arms; She WAS subsequently
married, and the bridegroom, upon this So
lcmn occasion, placed tho wedding ring upon
I one Of her toes.
The Eider Scahger.-'Ihe pride of this
celebrated scholar exceeds belief, and the
following anecdote is a sufficient ilustra-
ton: A friend informing hun by letter that
! he intended to mcntion him in a forthcom
| ing work, desired to know what he should
say Of Aim--The answer Was, as appears
in his printed letter as follows: "Endeav-
or to collect your best ideas of what Mas
snassa, what Lenophon, and what Plate
were, and your portrait will bear some, bul
IN imperfect resemblance ofMe.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

James c. Allen Teacher No. 105, Orange-st,
above the Hay Scales.
Thomas G. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, Tin
and Sheet Iron Manufacturer, corner OF
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, corner OF
shipley and broad streets.
Iron Foundry-Evan Thomas & Co. Sec
onC s.. near the Black Horse tavern.
norocc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Co
98 markts st.
nvryancer-Bcnjamin Ferris, at the cor
rer of West and Third streets.
j. p. Fairlamb, Notary Public, Surveyor OF
Land, Conveyancer, Regulator of Streets
&c. IL High street.
Patent Hay and Grain Rakes
Joshua Johnson & Son, makers, Pike
Greek Mills.
Lottery and Exchange OGce.-J. ]. Robin
son, los, market street.
Notary Public and Conveyancer.--lsaac
Hendrickson, corner of French and Sec
ond streets, No. 43.
Livery Stable-Kcpt by Huson Swayne, ID
Shipley st. above Queen.
James Sorden, one of the Burgesses OF th''
Borough, a Notary Public and Conveyah1-
er, No 65, King street.
Master Byickiayev, Grocer and Lime Mel, .
chant.-B. w. Brackin, No. 8, west High
| street, opposite the upper market hous''
| Wool Carding.-John Bancroft, brandy"'H
\ near the north end of the bridge.
\ Siove re-room--Johnathen Savll!e, e''
u ner of Market and Hancver-sts
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-20
TIIELEM OF WILMA.

In the advance Of The frenCn against Rus
sia. a Colonel, stroilin., the subur0su of wilma,
heard cries Of di tress !rom house, and ELL
tering TO ascert lin the cause, he found four
soldiers enga ed in plun.lerng and illtreat-
ing an aged Jew and IL Young girl. The
mtl"luders not being inc!med to relmquish
their prey, proceeded To ,,low, but the Col
onel, who was an excellent swords nan, laid
two Of his assAilants dead Oh the SPOT, and
drove the other two from the house severe
" woundeI-hc himself received slight
wounds, and ball grazed his cheek. On
the return of the remn1nt OF the French ar
nv oppressed with fatigue, want and dis
ease, the worn out soldier in rags, sought
the dwelling of the Jew, and with difficulty
was recognized, so completely changed was
his appearance. The Jew completely fur
nishcd his wardrobe, and contrivcd to send
him through the hostile armies to France
At the peace the Colonel was obliged to
retire on a miserable pittance, which an aged
mother and sis1er shared. He had forgotten
the Jew of wilma, when one evening in the
spring of 1916, a man called at his humble
abode, in the suburbs of Paris, and having
satisfied himself as to hls identity, placed in
his hands packet, and vanished. On open
ing 1t the Colonel found bills on banker in
/
lowing note:
"He whose daughter you preserved from
a brutal ravisler, whose life you saved, and
whose house you protected from plunder,
at the risk Of your own existence, sends you
an offering of his gratitude; the only return
he requires is, if ever you near the Jews
condemned, you will say, that one of that
race knew how to be grateful" The old
Jew died at Vienna; hi daughter, the heress
of his immense wealth, the largest portion
of which was in the French funis, visited
Paris; it was natural she should seek the
brave man who had preserved her from tle
worst of fates,. and with no common emotion
he found the young girl he had protected
now ii blooming aud beautiful woman, ant
amiable as she was engaging He became
a lover, and she consented to become a wife
With her hand he received more than i1O0
|
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-20
VIM. b. TomlinsOn.
FOR SALE AT This Office,
Price 81 SO, Jound in boards,
THE REREAN.
VOL. 2.
Abstract Of the Contents.

Abstract OF the Contents.
Atonemcnt-thc doctrine briefly considered.
Biblical Crticisms-on 2 Pet. l9.-on the Lords
Superior Cor. XIV. 45-6-7-8-9
Brownlce's In9ury-review of, in detail
Calvin-Bographic sketch of,-and Servetus
Church & Statc-Church Establishment, views of
Clerical Schemes
De Witt Cinton's Address before the Pfesbyte-
rian Education Society remarks on,
Converts in india
Cotton iographcal sketch OF,
Coyenanters-Scottish,
reed-a written,
Church Discipline
Ecclesiastical iistory-skctches OF,
Educated Mnstry-t.ducation Society,
Esquimaux, prestcratt among.
Eyidcncc--the necessity of, exenpltied,
Franklin, Benjamn-biographca sketches Of,
Ora c--uniVersality OF,
Griifin's speech before the Presbyterian Educa-
tion Society reviewed.
Gurney's Observations and Lctter--strictures on,
, Hicks Lctter-Heresy sy-Hndoo Religion
Infant bapts'n-inqu,stion account of,
Hcith, George-biograph al sketch Of,
LA Fayette-
Leslie, Charles-bographica sketch of,
Memorial-Vrginian,
Miller's lecture on Crceds-strictures on,
Ministry, Fcnale--lcnSthy remarks ON,
NJ Ms,ions-Nationai Tract Society
MAYOR James--biograph sketch of,
Orthodoxy
Penn and Mcad's trial
Penn, Wllam-hiographica sketch Of
William pitts letter TO the people Of England,
on the abuse OF Religion
Professor and Poasessor OF religion
Reformation progress of
Sermons of Elias E,cks-cx,racts from,
observation-disclosures sketch 0f
| slavery-immediate, not gradual abolition Of
extracts from pamphlet London, 1924.
Society for promoting Christian knowledgc-pro.
ceelings Of,
Neutrality-suspicious. in,
Trinity-the doctrine briefly examined,
| Observation-Disclosures account of, in N. England.
/ WLainston DeL .3lgust 18Th, 1925.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-20
GENERAL REGISTER.
Dry Good Merchants.

Samuel Sappington No. 1o3, Shipley-st.
Buzby & Bassctt, 81, market st.
John Patterson, 80 market Street.
w. Is. Tomlinson, No. 81, Market Street.
John r. Brinck,e, corner of Market & Queen
streets.
William M'Caulley, Brandywine, north side
Of the Bridge.
John M'Clung < Co. SIS market st.
John M'Lear, SO market st.
Allan Thomson, 43 market st.
John w. Tatum, 80 market st.
Chalkley Somcrs, 4S market st.
EdXard II, Eaily. 67 market ST
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-20

ance and most delicious; no part OF eie
world produces finer ones than brazh' 'rol'i
to 500 are sold for dollar. The SIZE OF
them is very large; one measured was ~
inches in circumference, and was not '"e
largest had seen; but such have very
thick peal, and are not the best. nc gar
dens and fields are every where ABOUT nio'
planted with oranges; the tree is some years
coming to full growth; but produces 1ruil
when very young. have seen trees no La
ger than whip sick, with hal a dozen 1T
tie branches, the size of pipes tan, bend
ing down with the finest fruit. The orange
tree produces two crops year, or rather
there are two seasons when the fruit is most
plentiful, for ripe fruit and green, and even
blossoms, arc sometimes seen on one tree
at the same time. The Orange and the
Banana are so plentiful and SO cheap, that
they form principal articles OF food Tor the
slaves and common people.
Besides the Spices, Fruits, &c. noticed
above, there were many other things IN the
Botanic Garden, some OF which were NOT eH-
planned to me, and others l have Forgotten;
in particular, great variety OF mowers, ma
tive and exotic, but | saw very few OF them.
The principal gardener is German, ana
speak pretty good English, but unfortunate
| ly for me, he was not there when Visitea
the garden. 1t appears to be his perquislte
to collect seeds and dispose of them t. VISIT
ors; almost any one will consent to pay Tor
few seeds, when asked if he will have them;
and when he gets them they are accompa-
MED with a bill Of or 10 dollars. had
collection of rs specimens OF flower seeds,
labelled with what was said to be their bo-
tanic names; but could not find nail OF
them in the "lIncycloprdle Britannica.
hope some Of my Lady friends, to whom
they are distributed, viii be able to class
them, aud that shah some day have the
pleasure to see them blossomins In Their
ilower-pots.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-10-20
DOMESTIC GOODS,

Checks, Ticks, Tow Linens, Pittsburg Cords and
Drlngs al of which will be sold at the very
lowest rates
VIM. b. Tomlinson,
No. 81, Market street, three doors above the Far
m,rs Bank. 50-3m.
WThminStm, SEPTEMBER 8M, 1925.
The editors of the Village Record will insert
the bove for three months, and send their bill to
this Office for payment.